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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-19

Jdne. Gtrner nurben befttoft "
Wann tpegen Grnnfenbeit unb Al tpes
gen Diebifabl uno llnterihlasuns. Sn
5 Jdnen erfolste als 5trafe Mnss
foBung aug 9eer nnb Mdrine, in 80
GntlaHunsen, in 1856 @efGngnib, in
9O8' 2pbnent5iebuns, in 8246 Mrreit
,lno in 1O7,255 Gdllen leihtere Dis,
aiplinaritrafen.
Sn 2onbon be1tebt felt 9 sSabren
einc rGoal 9mote Mbatenlent Sos
ciesD", bic fib Die Mufsabe seiteut bat,
Der 2uftberqualmung ourh unper=
brannte Roblenpartitelhen elm gnbe
au MAIDEN. Wie Die meoi5ini19e 3eitz
idrift r2aneet" in ibrem lebten Sab
resberi9te nlittbetlt, bat beresynlpeftor
Der @eieafdaft i'm Sabre 1907 immer
nod 1862 1dlIe bon 2uftperoerb our9
Nau9 our Mnoeise sebra9t unb fait
tn alien Jdllen purben Die 1lebelltG
be'eitist. 3ur Nahabmuns empfobs
len.
Die beutfhe Rolonie Dom pe0ro
II. Bel Suis be Gora i'm @taate Mis
mas @eraes, 8raiilien, bat porRur5em
ibr 50idbrises Beftehen sefeiert. Die
eriten Mniiebler, bie i'm Muftrase Der
Gompanbia uniao Snbuitria bon Ell
mem Or. Sdmiot in Deut1dlano an>
seturrben tpurben, trafen, ipie mir benz
llrnalosboten entnebmen, am 20.
Nrsuft 1858 auf Der 8plonie elm. Na9
benz erten Rplonii iten5use famen in
fli,aen Mbitdnoen neue, unb stpan5is
Wpnate nah Der @riinoung mar Die
BerDlferung Der Rolonie bereits auf
1112 Seelen angepa6ien. 1870 sdblz
te iie 1858 8eipobner, LAT Oeutf9e
unh III 8raiiltaner. Seitbem bat li9
bieGinpnbner3abl er0Btentbe;ls burh
notiirlt6en 3utpadbs auf runo 5000
ertrbt. oils Griinber bes 9emerntpe=
fsrs fnb Der 9eutl6e 5eroinano Solz
felo, seb. 1897 in &laustbal am 9ars,
uao Der Commentator Mariano Rroz
eopic, geb. 1920 ober 1921 in gar=
baeena, Mtnas @eraes. gu betrahten.
Mn Der @eDenffeier nabmen Der bsutz
iGe 8taefpnful 6err Georg Granoe
un0 ber Mlinenler Staatsoeputierte
Or. 8a(labares tbeil. 9erartige @ez
bertfeiern - I9reibt Die oeuti ide Set
tung BON g. paulo - 1tnb in oen beiz
ben 'SIb1 1taaten Santa gatbarina uno
Hio @ranbe 90 Sul, no sablreibe
beutihe 8olonien beiteben uno beutz
fGss 2eben frdftig puliirt, ni9ts ielz
tenes, aber in Mittelbraiilien, po ole
8epDlferuns germanti9erMbi itammung
nad taum iopiel 3ehntauienoen ipie
i'm Siiben nadh 6unOerttauienben
oablt, lit Elm ioldes Subildum Elm Grz
e;anib. 0ie Rplonie Dom Peoro II.
rOer Mariano prpcopio, ipie lie mod
eirem ibrer 8riinber jebt ausIhliebz
lid benannt miro, lit fir Oas mittels
braiilaniide DeutIdtbum um 10 Be-
beutiamer, als Die MeberlaKung nd6it
Ystrppplis Die Glteite uno am beiten
snttpidelte in oen Mittelitaaten 1T unb
Die 8epDlterung. obtpobl rings BON
8raiiltanern um9eben, NIT 3dblgteit
an Der Batter Mrt uno Spra6e fefz
bdlt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-19
9ernttIH1tea.

Sm Sabre 1851 iparsn unter je
1000 perfonen in England unb
Males mod 1O6 in oer2anbpirtbI bIdaft
bei9dftist; i'm Sabre 1901 nur nod
80. Sbne unterbre4ung bat fih oiez
ler. Hiidgans boaaosen uno 10 1T bas
englif9e Nolf INNER abbdngiger bon
ausldnoifden Nabrunssmittel 3uz
fubren getpproen. Won 1884 Big 1888
ndbrte fi9 nod Elm Drittel Der engliz
fhen 8eb0lteruns bon einheimif9em
Mei3en, in 1904 Bis 1905 aber nur
Elm Ginftel. England bdngt nit iei=
mem tGgliden 8rot gang bonn Mus=
lamb ab. Cine Riidtebr aur 2anoz
tpirtb1haft i9eint ni9t mebr mDslt9
5u 1ein. Mas man auG bon Der
Ma9t bes @elbes bebaupten mag, es
1T fir cine Station unangenebm, 10
abbdnsig bonn Muslanoe gu iein, tpenn
es fid um bic grndbrung ibrer Mns
geb0risen banoelt.
SmSabre 1851 tparen unter ie 1000
perfonen in england unb Wales mod
1O6 in berQanbpirtbihaft bei4dftigt;
i'm Sabre 1901 nur nod 30. Sbne
unterbrehung bat iid bieier Hiidgang
poll5osen unb 10 1T bas enslilhe Wolt
INNER abbdnsiser bon ausldnoii9em
Nabrunasmittel= =3ufubren seporoen.
Bon 1884 Bis 1883 ndbrte iih nod
Elm Drittel Der enelifden Beb0lteruns
bon einbeimifdem Mei5en, in 1904 Biz
1906 aber nur Elm Jiinftel. England
hdnst init feinem tdglihen 8rot gang
bonn Muslano ab. Cine Niidtebr aur
Qanotpirtbf9aft fdbeint nibt nnebr
mDslih 5l fein, Mas man aud bon oer
Maht oes gelbes bebaupten mag, es
1T fit cine Ration rnangenebm. 10 ab=
bdnsig bonn Muslanoe gu fein. ipenn es
Fh nm bic Grndbrung ibrer QlngebDri=
gen bunoelt.
Mls bdS 9ragen ber 6pitie Bel Der
eu6ariiiifeben prO3siii6n ourd ben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-19

Mer gqr sapisl beeentt, spiro tptnis
leiiten. Ss.slI 's
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-19

yinem bon Der englif1en Momiras
litdt ber0ffentli9ten Beriebt 5ufolge
tpuroen i'm bergangenen Sabre insge%
fanrmt 119,35O @trafen iiber unter@
Dffi3iere, Matroien unb GeeIeute, Die
ii9 an 8orb bon britifden Rriegs@
fdiffen befanben, berbGngt. Da Die
3abl ber an Boro befinbliden Mann-
fhaften III, 1888 betrdgt, 70 fommt
i'm Durhfhnitt minoeitens Elm Wer@.
seben auf ben Mann. 2O2 Rriegsz
serihte ipurben dbgebalten. Die bGuz
figfen Ois3iplinarbergeben paren
perfuGte Il. pollenbete tbdtliheMngrifz
fe geseR @orseiebte, insgefammt 1877
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-19

Mls oas 9rogen Der 6pltie Bel oer
enhariitifhen prp5siiion our9 ben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-19

2onboner 8ldtter Melbungen 5,l=
folse lit eine 9anoelsfammer fir bas
briti1he Meltrei9 i'm @ntiteben Be-
griffen. Gs tpirb befdtigt, baB bic
neue 8ammer ii9 in feinerlet @esenz
iab gu ben idon beitebenben Oreani<
futionen ieben mill, ionbern i'm &C.
gentbeil nit ben6an0elsfammern ser
berldiebenen aolonien 9anb in 9ano
eeben miro; lie miro eesriinbet, um
cine 80rperfdaft au fdaffen, bie Die
seiammte6anbels aller9 belle
bes britif9en Rei9es 3ufammenfaBt.
@inleitenbe Shritte iinb bereits unz
tsrnpmmen, um in einem Der perfebrs=
ret9fen 8iertel 2onbons einen plab
3ur Grri9tuns bes 9auies fir bag
nsue Snftttut an3ufaufen. Das CRIB
gefdob bieies @ebdubss ipirb 5ablreiz
DIE 2dben unb MusftellunssrGume erz
balten, in oenen bie pro6ufte ser
enslil9en Rolonien seaeist uno berz
fault tperben iollen. Sebe Rolpnie
miro bierbei ibre eisene 0ertretung
haben.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09
CATARRI YIELDS.
To Healing Air Of HyOmci--SOloI
Under Guarantee by }. III.
O'Riclly Company.

Catarrh is the most prevalent disease
known to humanity Probably ninety
per cent. Of the people in this country
suffer at one time or another with this
common disease.
Ii is a germ disease and hence can
be cured only by some method tina,
will reach and destroy the germs
This is best found in HyomeL which
may be called the direct method of
treating catarrh as its medication.
taken in with the air you breathe,
goes directly to every air cell in the
nose, throat and lungs Kills all ca
taruhal germs; heals the irritated mu-
cous membrane and vitalizes the tls-
sues so as to render catarrh no longer
possible.
The unique way in which Hyomei Il
sold should dispel all doubt as TO it,
curative properties for the J. II.
O'Rielly company g-'re their absolute
guarantee to refund the Price to any
catarrh sufferer that Hyomei fails rs
benefit You do not risk cent ~
testing its healing powers. What Of
fer could be more fair to you than
this. where a leading druggist takes
an the risk Of lTyomci giving satisfae-
ton. ana leaves YOU to De the Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09
TO MICu EACE.

You feel as If you had one face
too many when you have neuralgia,
don't you? save the face you may
need it; but get rid Of the neuralgia
by applying Ballards Snow Eminent
Finest thing in the world for rheu-
matsm, neuralgia, burns, cuts, scalds,
lame back and an pains sold by j.
r. ORielly CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09
GALLUP EXPECTS TO
BENEFIT FROM
CUTOFF



Gallup ~ A., Jan. THAT Cal
mp will be very considerably hene-
fitted by the opening for regular tral-
fic OF the Belen cut-ol1 is the opin-
ion generally here 1t is understood
that the when the cutoff is completed
and in fun operation, a number of ad-
ditional freight crews win be located
here and that there will some enlarge
meut Of the round house and shops to
accommodate increased business.
Several crews have been dead
beaded out from Albuquerque within
the week to take Charge of trains
which are now moving the California
orange crop,
The recent suspension of several
telegraph offices along the coast
lines at small stations has no signid-
canoe 1t is customary to discontinue
these offices as telegraph stations dur
ing the latter part Of the winter sea-
son.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09

lA-l ial, Is /
,y,Ils or nti,or i,,,nrn,an,ents owned
,r lan-f,,,I,. ,,,,t~,lIo3 Nv rhe holder
.,.it.. .,,,,3t h,,,e .hern .stab-
4t.t,,.5 .,aIi ~. -, an, snsb I'M
,,,o,.en,nnts oxraad ona hundred dol
Nh. !, ,.,,i,,. I'll. l,.to,,inad Il, rnlrs ~
~, sa.rata,,. ar aericulture H. spb-
inrt ~ setflenenf oi AUTHORIZATION.
~, ~, n,rlie landl a,s d1tinp thel
,,o,,,,,tf neriod without the consent OF
III, .,,,,,o, 80 snch buildings corrals
..as.,,,oirs wells or other improve
,,,o,,ts. INA whom snch imprnvemcnts
ma ,rort, less than one hundred dol
nm sottlan,ant may not he made
mon lands containing them during
mo hermit period until the new oc-
rrnant has paid such amount for the
ir,ntovements as may be determined
under the rules of the secretary of
aoricuIture
See That no grazing permits is
sued under this act shall prohibit set
tlprs nrospectos and others from en-
tering upop such grazing districts for
all nroper and lawful purposes. in.
Guiding The use and enjoyment Of
their rights and property. and pros
meeting Ioeatiup and developing the
mineral resources &c such districts,
ana vaeon roads or improvements
n,av,.be constructed thereon i'm accord
,rco win inv and MI persons shall
have fine right to move i've stock from
opn .Tncalitv 70 another under such re-
atriatons only as are necessary %
nrotact the users Of the land which
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09
BILL TO REGULATE
THE PUBLIC
DOMAIN
Text Of the Burkett Measure
Which is Of Considerable
Interest to the Stock Men Of
New Mexico and Southwest

Following is the text Of the Bur
kett bill for control of the public do
main, recently introduced in con-
gress and which is of special import
ance to the stockmen of New Mexico
and the southwest The bill has been
referred to a committee and i said
by men who are in position to know
that so far as the president is con-
cerned this and all other legislation
Of similar character win be held up
the speaker having announced his
opposition to action at this session,
according to report. The bill reads
as follows:
\ Bill.
Providing for the control of grazing
upon the public lands in the arid
states and territories of the United
States
BE it enacted by the senate and
house of representatives of the United
states Of America in congress assem-
bIcd, that the president of the united
States is hereby authorized to estab-
fish, from time to time by proclama-
ton. grazing districts upon the un F.
reserved, unappropriated public lahdS
Of the United States, Whereupon the
secretary of agriculture, under rules
and regulations prescribed by NM
shall execute or cause to be executed
the provisions of this act, appoint
all officers necessary for the admin
istration and protection of such graz
ing districts regulate their use FOR
grazing purposes, protect them from
depreciation and injury, restore and
improve their grazing value, issue
permits to Craze live stock thereon for
periods of not more than ten years,
giving preference when practicable to
homesteaders and to present occu-
pants of the range who own inn
proved ranches or who have provided
water for live stock grazad on the
public lands, and charge and collect
reasonable fees for such grazing per-
mits, based upon the grazing YAH
of the land in each locality
Sec. .. That the governor OF the
state or territory may appoint COM
mittee Of not more than -four menu
bcrs from the users of such grazing
district, which committee shall be
proportionate with ownership of diff
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09
ROYAL ARCH MASONS
WILL BANQUET
TONIGHT
Interesting Program for install
Iation Meeting of the Frater-
nifty This Evening in Masonic
Temple

The ROSA Arch MasOns 81 Albu-
querque Will hold their annual ses-
sion tonight for thc installation Of Of
Gccrs. ,he ceremony lo D. rofiowcd h}
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09
THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL THURSDAY JANUARY 1908

No other food deteuoratrs So rapidly
as the oyster It's habits is the ocean. It
requires eoelness and absolute freedom
from exposure 10 the air in order to retain
its delicate flavor ana Is wholesomcness
sEALSIIPT OYSTERS are brought directly
to US from the choicest beds OF America
They are shucked into porcelain eases,
sealed and packed in lee. which never
comes IN eontaoe With the oysters. The use
81 soalshipt Carriers is the secret ot thor
superiority
Sellshipt oysters received daily
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09

zoo Odd Suits and 0verCoats,
formerly $3.50, $3.50 and
$500; they are all green
tagged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09

200 Hart, SChaffner & Marx
Suits and 0verCOatS worth
S24.0O. $500, $26.50, and
$500; they are all green
tagged
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09
$50 pairs of Mems Trousers,
worth $3.50 and $3.C0, they
are all green tagged.

500 Boys Knee Pants, worth
75C TO ST. rs: they arc all green
tagged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-09

200 Sincerity Brand Suits and
OverCoatS worth $3.50,
$3.50, $1,000, and $1,000;
they are all green tagged,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-01
BUNGALOW BUILDING
CONTINUES ACTIVE IN
CITIES AND COUNTRY

With eight more contracts during the
past week the Security Building COM
pany is experiencing uninterrupted ac-
tivity in the building line. Many new
homes are to be erected during the
winter and this company has already
negotiated for twelve of the best, ex-
pecting to close the deals next week.
There has been an increase i'll the de-
mand for modern bungalows, and this
company has more than fifty of them
under construction. It's architects are
kept busy in preparing plans and the
outlook is particularly promising
This company entered into contracts
to erect homes for the following during
the past week:
Mrs. A. Shannon. nine-room, two
story bungalow at Washington boule-
ward and. Tenth avenue, for $500; T.. G.
Brockmah, bungalow at Vineland,
$4,000; Guy Fl. Richards, five-room bum
galow at Glendale $1,000; G. f. Heibel,
six-room, one and one-half-story bum
galOw on Dakota street, $1700; Mrs.
%. r. Lawrence, four-room California
bungalow at -Hermosa street, $1,000; ].
M. Brown five-room bungalow at Belle
Vernon, $1100; H. l.. Baker, five-room
cottage at 1856 East Forty-eighth
street, 1850; Richardson Bros, six
room concrete house at Victorville,
S21O0
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-01
TOGROW COTTON
FOR THE MARKET
IMPERIAL PLANS FOR BIG CROP
NEXT SEASON
EXPERIMENTS PROVE VALLEY is
ADAPTED TO PRODUCT
Texas Syndicate Win Erect $4,000
Gin and Compress at Ell Centre.
About 2ooo Acres to Be
Seeded

Ell CENTRIC, Oct. 31.-Daily develop
ments indicate that next season will
see thounands of acres of Imperial
Valley lands seeded to cotton. The
time of experimental work has passed
and from now on cotton may be
deemed a commercial crop in this val
ley.
A syndicate of former Texans from
the cotton belt in that state and
thoroughly familiar with cotton grow
ing and marketing will erect in Ifl
Centre a four-stand cotton gin, with
compress, to cost at least $4,000. This
plant will be in readiness TO handle
next seasons crop.
c. e. Jones, an expert cotton raiser
from Lockhart, Tex, who has come
to locate at Eel Centre, and who will
have from fifty to seventy-five acres
of cotton planted on leased land next
spring, has been engaged to act as
field man for the purpose of giving
prospective cotton growers such in
formation as they may desire.
He will visit the various valley
ranchers and explain to them the best
methods for handling cotton crops,
and will give them the advantage of
his knowledge in this line.
The remarkable success attained in
using the Mebane cotton seed in the
Lockhart district has determined for
mer Texans in Imperial valley to plant
this variety, and to induce as many
other ranchers as possible to adopt
this seed for their first crop.
Large Percentage of Lint
The Mebane cotton is noted for the
large percentage of lint. Thirty per-
cent is the average in Texas for or
binary cotton, but the Mebane cotton
has been running as high as AZ per cent
lint.
1t is the desire of the prospective
cotton growers to secure seed as early
as possible, and they therefore desire
to learn the amount of acreage to be
planted by each farmer. The Mebane
seed can be secured at 10 cents a pound,
if brought into the valley in consider
able quantity, and it is desirable that
the amount needed be shipped at one
time. 1t is estimated that fifteen
pounds of seed to the acre will be
required.
Common Texas cotton seed can be
secured at the rate of SIS ton, but the
special advantages shown in raising the
Mebane variety cause expert cotton
men to urge the planting of this
variety.
Present indications point to a plant
ing of at least 1000 acres of cotton in
Imperial valley on land to be prepared
early in the spring, and that land ON
which barley is raised will be seeded
after the barley crop, to the extent of
from 1900 to 2000 acres.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-01
PRECEDING PLANT
is READY TO BUILD
SANTA Re STRUCTURE WILL
COST 100000
Is. Intended to Be Largest Edifice Of
Kind in Existence - Capacity
Will Be Twenty five
Thousand Tons

An immense ice-making and precOol-
ing plant is to be erected at San Ber-
nardino by A. p Maginnis, tax com
missioner for the Santa Fe railroad. 1t
will be erected just outside the city
limits on their Cotton branch. The
plans for the entire structure were de-
signed and are now in the hands OF
Engineer 9. M. Gay San Fernando
building.
The ice-making plant will have a. ca
pacity of 225 tons per day, and the
preceding plant a refrigerating capac-
ity Of approximately 600 tons In con-
nection with the plant will be four
track preceding station with a MAXI
mum capacity for preceding thirty
two loaded refrigerator cars every four
hours The preceding system will be
erected and equipped in accordance
with the designs and patents of En-
glneer Gay, who will be the super
intending engineer in charge of the
whole installation.
Inc plans contemplate a continuous
building 140X1000 feet and will have
an Ice storage capacity of over $4,000
tons The structure will be of reinforced
concrete throughout with walls forty
feet high and the most modern equip
ment Will be utilized in all depart
ments. The refrigerator cars will be
iced in the same location they occupy
when being preceded, and it is a fea-
ture of the contract and requirements
that train load of tlfirty-two cars
at time, including the icing of the
bunkers ready for transcontinental trip
shall all be accomplished within a
period of five hours from the time the
train load of cars is delivered to the
preceding and icing tracks to the time
of the removal of the cars en- route
east in full train loads.
The machinery equipment will con-
stitute a shipment of nearly S,50O,0OG
pounds.
The designs of the plant are well
advanced under the supervision of Mr..
Gay; all surveys have been completed
and the work of erection is now under
way. The plant viii represent a to-
tai cost approximating 100000, and is
intended to be the most complete and
most extensive of its character in ex-
istence.
The preceding. of fruit in refrigerator
cars Immediately after packing and
loading will minimize all tendency to
experienced under former
methods and the fruit will arrive at
it's destination with its full keeping
qualities preserved intact.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-01

Beaumont today is the Redlands or River
side opportunity of 20 years ago.
Here is the PROFITS apple lands are sell
ing for $40 per acre, lands which, in bear
ing, will be worth more than orange lands.
In its apple raising feature alone Beau
mont stands in class supreme. Where on
earth you find greater money produce
ing ranch proposition than is instanced by
the Beaumont apple ranch of Mr.. A. A.
Warren-this industrious apple raiser took
$4,000 from 1855 apple trees-that means
seven acres for apple trees planted los trees
to the acre. But to get down to dollar
revenue per acre it means over $500 per
acre. or five times the present cost Of this
land.
Riverside or Redlands 90 years ago were
about where Beaumont is today in price of
acreage; today you can't find acre for
less than five to ten times the present Beau
mont price, $40 per acre. Don't this preach
a practical lesson to you, Mr.. Homeseeker?
When Beaumont is the same age, the pres
ent buyer if he keeps his Beaumont land,
will hold a deed to a magnificent fortune.
Action is urgent. You will have to de-
eide this matter soon. Prices advance No
vember 20 and until then we say in all
candor that you will never have such OPP
portunty again Southern California does
not contain such another home owning
proposition as Beaumont presents at this
very moment
In all Of the land propositions that have
been thrown open to colonization in the en-
tire history of this Embarrassing ream-in
point of real worth actual production, gem.
eral situation. healthful environment and
fortune making pportunities-Beaumont oc-
cupies its unique leadership.
Again let us prove the popularity Of
Beaumont by the test Of results:
900 satisfied buyers have purchased
s290, 900 worth of Beaumont prosperity, and
to show you that they mean business and
have entered actively into the realization
of IS acres and independence" they have
spent moro than 100000 in Improvements.
They have added more than $50 per cent to-
the population of the little city proper, es-
tablished over 40 new businesses and doubledl
the schhool enrolment.
These are concrete faets-unparalleled
even in California where we are used to
doing things in a large way.
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