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The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

ROME. April ALMOST 5000 strik-
ers bearing red flags and shouting Inn
precautions against the military, made
up parade which marched 10 the
cemetery today TO decorate the graves
of their fellows whoNwere shot by the
soldiers last Thursday. Whole regi
menfs lined the streets TO see that
the anarchists made no untoward
demonstration.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
RestrIcts Sunday Work.

dent has directed that Sunday work
in the departments here be restricted
TO that which Is OF an emergency char
acter or which is recognized as being
absolutely necessary to the public in
terest and welfare
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
BAY RUM FATAL TO
IN DRY TOWN

DOwAGIAC, April AFTER a
weeks spree on contrabrand liquors
four Decatur men resorted last Sun
day to bay run. Two are dead and
the other two are III and one OF them
Is facing criminal proceedings.
Edward Carney. 80 years old, died
Monday night. leaving wife and Eve
children. Jim Mahoney, single. 80
years old. died Tuesday night. Elway
Condor and Seldom Allen will prob
ably recover.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Farewell TO Famous Hotel.

NEW YORK. April AT midnight
tonight, the famous old Fifth Avenue
hotel will pass into oblivion. For AZ
years It has held its place as one OF
the most famous hosteiries OF Amer
lea and has been closely identified
with the lcountry's political history.
In the Amen corner" on the plush
settees have sat the most famous
lights in, the politics of the land.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
MAYOR THOMPSON ON
TRIP I'd CLEVELAND

Mayor Thompson has gone on trip
to Cleveland which will take a day or
so.
IL Is expected that while In the Ohio
city, Detroit's mayor will talk with
Mayor Tom l.. Johnson about the
street railway settlement which has
been almost completed there. Later
on. this information will De used in
shaping up street railway policy this
fall
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
MeadvIIIe. pa. Hotel aurr..

MEANWHILE, Pa. April Fire
destroyed the Lafayette hotel and adj
Joining business blocks early today.
Over a hundred guests had narrow es-
capes. many OF them getting out in
only their night clothing. Aid was
asked of Erie and Cory. but the FIRE
was under control before either city
could respond. The Lafayette hotel,
w. Ohlman's clothing store and Sch.
mattzman's book store were complete
Iy Quilted. The loss will reach $780,.
900
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
WILSON FEARgp STARVATION.

LANSING, Mich. April Alt is now
known that a letter sent BY Frank
Wilson, OF Elk Rapids. the deputy
game warden. who committed suicide
In the woods In Leelanau county. con
tanned the information that he had
been. dismissed for neglect OF duty and
feared his family would dNve.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
MANILA VOTE SAVES
TAFT'S CONDEMNATION

MANILA, April 4.--The fhsular con-
vention was held here today. The most
important business transacted was a
resolution before the body this after
noon, condemning the administration
OF VIM. III. Taft as governorgeneral. 1t
was defeated by majority OF one
vote.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
ARRAIoN WILSON, SATURDAY.

PORT HURON, Mich. April 4.--W.
l.. Wilson. the alleged defaulting Sec
Rotary OF the United Home Protectors
fraternity will be arraigned In circuit
court this afternoon and Joseph
Walsh. wilson's attorney, will prob
ably make another attempt to have
the $4,000 bail reduced.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
svmn.,hetIo Strikes IIIeaaI.

BOSTON, April 4.--The Massauchu.
sets supreme court has decided that
sympathetic strikes. for the purpose
OF preventing an employer from con-
dnctins an omen shop arc illegal The
decision was In the case of nine firms
of bnilding contractors In Lynn. who
applied for an injunction restraining
the Lynn Building Trades council and
affiliated unions from forcing sym
pathetic strike.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
PROMOTION FOR BANcRoFTER.

NANCROFT, Mich, ApriI r.
Charles Roe, 10, formerly printer In
the Bancroft Commercial ONCE. is
making rapid progress In the navy.
He enlisted last October. and has LATE
u been promoted to second electricl
engineer and wireless telegrapher on
the New Hampshire, which Is now at
the navy yard. Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

ADRIAN. Mich. April 3.--George B.
Horton. master. of the state Grange.
has received telegram announcing
the death of his mother. Mrs. Lucina
A. Horton Phelps, at Dayton. o. She
will be buried from Mr. Horizons
home at Fruit Ridge. Mrs. Phelps was
Sc years old.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
LYMAN RUSSELL plEe.

LANSING. Mich, April 4.--(Spe-
cial.) Lyman Russell. chief clerk in
the labor bureau for the last 10 years,
died this morning from cancer of the
stomach. He was SO years old,
veteran OF the civil war.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Ex.prIest Weds.

CHICAGO, April Jeremiah J.
Crowley, the former Roman Catholic
priest, whose criticisms OF churchmen
and church affairs OF his denomination
brought him under the ban OF eccles-
iastical interdict married Miss Blanche
Macleod, stenographer. March 8.
In Seattle, Wash.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
p. M. FREIGHT CASHIER
GONE; UNDER SUSPICION

GRAND LEDGE, Mich, April A.
Thomas Thornton. aged %, cashier OF
the Pere Marquette freight Office here
Is alleged to be short In his accounts
to the amount Of about $4,000 and to
have fled--Erobably TO Mexico.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and vicfnityt Saturday night
and Sunday, partly cloudy md warmers
probably unsettled with showers Sum
day afternoons fresh southeriy winds.
Lower Michigan Fair and warmer
tonighty sunday, probably showers with
warmer I'm east portions sOutheriy
winds Increasing.
,rOnA y,S ,rEMpEU ATuJUES
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
MUSIC STUDENT GOES MAD.

PORT HURON, Mich. April A.
Miss Clara Barnes, former music stu
dent whose mind gave way under her
studies, has been taken on the Grand
Trunk road, to the Pontiac insane asy-
lum. She had to be strapped TO a lit
fer
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
AnnIIsa for orchard,s Pardon.

BOISE, Ida. April Ain spite OF
Harry Orchards refused TO nie~a pc
tition for pardon. Frank II. Wyman,
acting under direction OF Judge Ere.
mont Wood. has nled with the state
board an application for pardon.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
WEDDING OF INTEREST TO FLINT.

PONTIAC, Mich, April 4.--Invita-
lions for the wedding of Arthur c.
Pound. of indianapolis, 10 Miss
Madelon Paterson. daughter OF
W. A. Paterson, the pioneer Flint car
riage maker. have been issued. The
wedding will take place April 90.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Firm FILES Bankruptcy Petition.

G.. w. and c. II. Granger. doing bus
mess as G. w. Granger n Co. at No.
100 Jefferson-ave. have filed petition
in bankruptcy scheduling assets OF So
362.5i and debts OF s7.G31.20. They
were merchandise brokers.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

NEW YORK. April Al. p. Nor.
gan and his daughter. Mrs. Herbert
l.. Sstterlee. were received In private
audience by Pope Plus today
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
TEMPERATURES.


perature, 51i minimum. 3DJ mean, fSy
cl0udy with % inch Of rain.
sun rose NJ Bio y. ma. sun sets at
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm area II central In the Ca
madam southwest and extends south
Wnrd into Nebrnskn ana Kansas. The
high pressure aren covers the lake
region and south 20 the gulf. Light
snow nurries have been reported from
New Y0rk. east te the coast, asd lathe
extreme northwest. Their has been a
fall In the Temperatures over, the Nrw
England stntes and along the Aflantfc
coast, alaO In the extreme Canadian
southwest. IL has risen generally over
the lake region, central valleys md
Wentern states.
partly cloudy and warmer weather d.
Indicated far this aecfi0n- fonl9hf- aad
saturday. The eastward movement Of
the nosfhwesfsfu storm area may cause
unsettled wenther In this section by
sunday afternoon or night. The winds
n the lake region sre fresh and vsri-
sRle.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
rRoTTER GOES TO CALIFORNIA.

SAGINAW. Mich. April 4.-George
w. Trotter, superintendent Of the Sag
NAV Rescue mission and one OF the
best known charity workers In Michi-
gan. mas accepted the superintendency
OF the Los Angeles. cal. rescue mis-
sion and will remove TO that city May
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
Two deputies severed their oonnee-
ton with Sheriff Burns staff Friday,

but both we're specials and had moth.
Ing 10 do with the salary cases now
pending In court John r. Patter-
son was dropped because he is EN-.
ployed as collectors Dy an install
ment company. Morris Glickstine re-
signed.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

what n has done aud a. stiil doonx
---strph'e Bohemian Beer leading oIl
other brands In quantity and ounINy
thence fts reputation. Phone NAH
sfs for = csxx - n !
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

Goes After Bowin's Witness
Armed with sworn statement TAX
en- from the witness In police mead
quarters the day Mrs. Welchb BODY
was found. Assistant Prosecutor Groee
on Saturday morning continued ~
REORGANIZATION OF John l. Eiuott
the former beer peddler who tee-
tlded Friday that he called q
mother" Welch's place Jan. ~
the day after that on which the crime
is alleged TO have been committed,
and that she said. nothing today,
SON." In the statement TO Capt Nc
Donnell Elliott Is credited with say
ing that Il was on the following Mon
day that Mrs. WEIGH made this r.
mark.
The witness became badly ratified
under Mr.. Crosses hot cross-fire. First
he stated he had not seen Mre;
Welchs face when he went up to her
place on Saturday: then he declared,
as positively that he had and Mr..
Crosse forced him 10 say that his hrnt
statement was false. Elliott went
back entirely. on many OF the etate-
ments In the manuscript. declaring.
that Capt. McDonnell's got his dates
mixed" y, 4
Elliott admitted that Mrs. welch
had told him, when he calIed<on her
Thursday, Jan. 2, that she had enough
beer TO last her until the middle o.
the next week. Notwithstanding this'
fact, he insisted he had called 8atnr<|
day. He didn't know bat tint
mother" WEIGH had enjoyed an uu-
expected increase IN patruuaggs hU'
said. And moreover, Il was his bush
ness to sell all the beer he could, 10.
explained.
Deputy sheriff Matthew Burns told
OF the visit OF John william Root.
Mrs. Welch's son, to Bowin IN the
Jail. Burns said he heard Post ask
Percy:
ibid you kill my mother?"
Post testified. early In the trial.
that Bowin replied:
II killed her for money"
Deputy Burns said he was standing
at Posts elbow and heard Bowin make
no reply.
Say They Saw Woman Jan. 4
Martin ". Brown. engraver and stR-
toner at No. 80 Congress-st. east, hia
wife and his daughter. Matte, sworn
by the defense In the Bowin case.
Friday afternoon, all testified positive
ly that they saw Mrs. WEIGH pass tia
Brown store with her dogs between
| and o'clock on the afternoon OF
Saturday. jan 4. ~ hours after the
old woman, according to the evidence
submitted by the prosecution. was
Knocked unconscious and tied hand
and foot by Percy Bowin. her own
confessed slayer And all three In
sisted that nothing could shake their
belief that they saw her at the time
stated
Mrs. Brown testified that she fixed
the date by reason or the fact that
she and her daughter went shoppins
on that particular Saturday and par
chased dress, which Miss Brown
wished 10 wear az party the coming
week. The daughter had previously
testified that the dress was purchased
ON Thursday. and thar she went to yet
II fitted on Saturday. when fnformed
that her daughter had so testified Mr.
Brown said she had been mistakes
when she testified the dress had been
bought on Saturday.
None OF the three could tell how
Mrs Welch Was dressed On tina 0cca.
sion.
what II has done aud Il attn doonr
---stroh's Bohemian Beer iendIu9 oI|
-. - - ~.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04
PERCY 90W|h Tells
His STORY 7T0
THE JURY
TAKES STAND TO GIG BACK oN
CONFESSION THAT he MuROen-
ED MRS. wELcH-cAsE MEANS
THE END.

Percy Bowin: take the stand"
There was a buzz OF suppresso4
excitement, mingled with curiosity m
Judge Phelan's court room when A.
torney Edward Kennedy turned 10 ~
client with this command about 1t:3o
O'Clock Saturday morning. Spectatorp
craned their necks to get better NOV.
as the youthful defendant stood NJ
and. without the slightest hesitattous
stepped forward to be sworn. He ~
tied back ia the witness chair W1th-
out any outward show OF nervousneos
and Attorney Kennedy took up the OK
animation.
Bowin said he was born In Cam
bridge. Ont, and thar h8 VIE - ygXT3
old last November. He spoke br1e6y
OF his early life as already told tn III
published confession; OF his meet1n9
with Alice Smith in Oshawa, Ont-.
where he worked in the iron mills.
and Of his coming to Detroit at her
invitation. Soon after bis arrival here
last October, and while rooming Ct NO
50 Beaubien-st., he met Myrtle Miles!
and French girl. whose name ne o3Q
not know. He secured emDioymen(
as shipping clerk in Williams Bros.
pickle factory, where he worked until
laid on shortly before Christmas.
During this time he was meettux
Myrtle Millen occasionally. Myrtle n
the meantime had moved from No. 81
Beaubien-st. to No. 70 Congress-st- east
Mrs. welch's place. and 1t was here
Bowin visited her.
MRS. WEIGH wasn't there the nrS1
time | went to No. 49," said Percy
she was In Jail and somebody else
was In charge Of the place.
At that point court adjourned until
2 o'clock. Bowin's testimony VIII
probably occupy all afternoon.
Before going on the stand Bowiu
said he intended to gig back on ths
confession flashed by the police, y
which he told with much detail how
he murdered Mrs. WEIGH. He said Re
would admit having had the woman's
jewelry and having sold II. but would
claim that II had been given to MIN
by man.
rho casa will nrohahlv 70 kO the
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

The case will probably go to the
jury Monday night or Tuesday morn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires of i~Hncc ( Whitely, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges sew York office, 52 Broadway. and l5 Center street, New Haven. Conn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18
JAP INTERESTS ENDANGERED.
American Interests May Be Com
 pclled to Drop Aslatlc Trade.

Chicago, July 17-The business inter- ests of Japan are thoroughly alarmed over the prospect of western railroads being compelled to go out of the Asat- ic export and Import trade on account of a recent decision of the interstate commerce commission.
 K, Matsubara, the new Japanese con- sul at Chicago received a cable dis patch from the Japan Trades associa- ton yesterday asking him to see If something could not be done to prevent such a catastrophe The consul appeal ed to the Chicago association of com merce, after which he and II. C, Bar low, managing director of the associa- tlon, held long conference. Mir. Bar low assured the consul that he and the Chicago association would do all they could to try to induce the western roads not to abandon the oriental and Asiatic trade.
 The Japan Trades association, with headquarters in Toklo, is the most powerful trade organization of the empire. It appears that the interstate commission some time ago ruled that the western roads must publish the in- land proportions of their export rates The railroads claim they cannot do this and compete with the Suez route, where the rates change with an hours notice, By keeping the Inland propor- tions secret the railroads have been able to do a fair share of this business and the revenue lt brings them prob ably aggregates SS,OOOO GOO annually.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18

Boston, July IT. 1908 High. Low. Bid Asked,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18

were more effective The most eonspic- uous inetacne was the Gould railroads t was sought to create an impression that holdings acquired in these proper tIos during the recent extreme depres- sion has brought new interests into in- lluence in the properties, with the re- cutting assurance of financial backing. Some of the bonds as well as the stocks In the group were favorably affected today.
 The violent rise In the New York gas stocks was unexplained, The strength of the railway equipment stocks was based on reports of new orders from the railroads and also growth in repair work for these com panles,
 Bonds were firm, Some of the con vertible issues advanced smartly in company with their stocks, Total sales par value S3iS,OO0,
 |, s. bonds were unchanged on call
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Horn-
 blower X Weeks. members of the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18
PANIC RUN BREAKS BANK.

Chicago. July IT, Prank Zotti's for elgn banking house and steamship agency here closed its doors yesterday. There are branches of the institution in New York city and Pttsburg. Jesse Watson of New York was appointed re- celver yesterday The closing of the doors of the zotti banks Is a direct result of run started six months ago in Pittsburg, which is Mir. zotti's headquarters
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18
The Union trusl (;o,


 Chartered Dy lne i5LtttS o4 COllnGcllcut with authority to act as LXecutor, Ad- miulSllalol, GudIuidn, nucelYef ur trustee, under Will or deed.
 IS legal ueposlLuly ul ,uoneg paid 'n- to ,Iour., anu EuuIIG trust funuS, acLI as Trustee Tor Munlclpalltles, Cufpofu- mons unu lnulVluuals and administers l1aleLs uL a.! kllids. LEIpOWeled to aeC US Regis lraf ol BLOCKS, bonus of other ,4XiupuCps or inucDteuness, iiidAaSo sihN- Ing 1unus. ana uo all business sucH ss "a nstAlly uone Dy lIusl Cuinpanles.
 1t also docs general DdhAihs pusi- ,,a.s uollegllng cnecKs, notes coupons, A4n'"' i,,, 'rs,1,.lveY auposlls. The principal of each @ trust IS invested by itself and s'.II spIarute and apart from the gen- eral assets of the company.
 This company IS Dy law regularly avamined by the Bank Examiner of tha state ul Conneclleut'
 tigg.Rx l.. H0rUiihlss, President.
 nA G4;NE D. BltISIDL, Treasurer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18
Miscellaneous Eon1s.
isA dividend.
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Deep Dullncss Has Ominous Effect on
 Sentiment.

Wall Street, New York, July IT, The stock market sunk another degree into dullness today, with somewhat ominous effect on speculative senti- ment at times. The usually active list was much neglected at times and showed evidence of selling to take of prices, however, there was a dis tinct subsistence of selling, the supply of stocks dropping to nominal propor- tions and the decline coming to a pause in spite of the light demand.
 This is the most hopeful feature of the market. Meantime there were brought forward into prominence today a number of new features of strength
 which served as a sustaining influence on the whole list. One cause of the contraction in the activity of the spec ulation was that engendered over the success of the plan for a comprehen- sive advance in freight rates by the reports of the differences of opinion amongst representatives of different railroad systems at the conference in this city to consider the subject Not only was difference of opinion on the question of policy said to be involved
 but questions were raised of the feasi- bility of establishing the desired new level of rates. It is evident that the success of any attempted advance must depend upon its adoption by all of the railroads concerned, as the abstention by any road would defeat the whole project. Preliminary estimate of. the weeks currency movement give decis- i've evidence of the turning tide of the movement with the interior Not much attention was paid, however to devel- opments bearing on the general situa- ton. Rumors of special developments affecting individual stocks or groups
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18
IMPERIAL BANK OF GERMANY

Berlin. July 1.-The weekly state ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows the following changes;
 Cash in hand increased. 5i,61S,O00 marks
 Loans. decreased ll,5s9,OOO marks. Discounts, decreased ai,S56.1OO marks. Treasury bills, decreased 3S,76lOOO marks
 Notes in circulation, decreased 1S4,- 1000 marks.
 Deposits, increased 46,se9.OOO marks.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince < Whitely. members or the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges New York office 52 Broadway, and l5 Center street, New Haven
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18

New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes, Frank n. Wetmoro, mana,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18
COTTON MARKET.

Reported over private wire by Hayden. Stone X Co., members of New York and Boston Stock and New York Cot ton Exchanges. New Haven brancn. B Center street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18

The day was conspicuous for lack of news bearing on particular stocks. If was perfectly clear that the pools were busy in American Telephone and Telegraph. American Sugar, American Locomotive Colorado Fuel, md Amer lean Beet Sugar. The closa observer of the market did not earo for reasons other than this.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18

The arbitrageurs bought about 15,. GOO shares on balance
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-11
UNITE TO BOOST ron HARMONY AND PROGRESS

You are invited to shout Salem Wednesday
Wednesday viii history the day Of untci
VALLEY.
presented by people city
In tho yaley In the world.
che
beginning ~ HEADED FoR rHE VALLEYS
Tho Yakima valley the valley
had their
TmE VALLEY
WITH POPULATION.
Only 10000 population Milton
million.
ApiR thousands daily starting Pacific
ON TIE fgEDUCt:D COIONISr RATES
commercial organizations have united In general demonstration
"Wednesday nigh -
hes united no rtT TIs CRY 10 THE CENTER
on WESTERN OREGON.
We child can 10 help
make demonstration unity purpose
salons three splendid organizations WILL PRESENT
comprises pusatlug neryy hrob
bias nnaueia heat aud brain Of tho Capital cp,
DISASTER
The s le active organization vroupr Institution
for tho las, ave nAs TO-DAY STRONGER MEMBERSHIP
THAN EvER nEFoRE.
The nooaos
FACTORS az OUR CITIZENSHIP.
rhese three song
pun ios the enthronment 81 valley
fhe~e organizations ask iou
t"H fhE hksf CITY N rhE nIsr VALLEY N THE WORLD
VIII u' course you You at meeting at
the
ganitati0as have O "a city
You wHi be there he delegaons
what the das nosfkis foR rhk OTHER REsr CITIES ORE
GoN HAVE ro SAY, AND WHAT PROMOTE
risE nEvEiorAsENr oF rHosE PLACES
We want 90 catch 60 the everlasting
te la these days of swift
Tho ume could st back
Will rAkE wuAf n CoMNG PAST.
The eo@@aaS or hebusaes' do that hut ey vii
ias TheS viii uko a tail-downWad
For Salem before history cty the time has
'"e :" move Ca uAes Al once Harmonious and progressive
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-11
rnE vAII.Ev on 4 THOUSAND r,crs.

ons OF tho advertisements southern Paeiae railroad is
pampAlcs The Thousand Wonders
one of the
naion bs u willamette valley Development sle ONE Tno.
SAND FACrs PRODUCTION"
by the prsluesrs the. AL, n
story az profound Interest be- haaoNNker
The statements of fact By the
fiio'sANn QUESTIONS ASKED HoNEsEKkER N FuE
fAR MKsr " "
ae~ ooe'u 60 Au Hs wants 10 know what produce
Here s the Information
Tue atemens prsn,er. .ssr
che sight
h@fh statement eis at TuR
ii1in rkR AeRK ANn fltR HI0VGnr N TuR NARkEr
t" iAs Al as stated Of aeaal re,urn
aud $3.50
these no escape from h VARIETY on rRo
htoioNA foh GREATNESS Of NlRln PR0FFTs SANS
IhK N ''N ~
A. soa Car =. aayOas Aas 1s.u .a n s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-11

part world equals valley productvtyWTTHoUT
IRRIGATION.
will them
citizens OF Salem and Marion county and of
valley is FACT OF WHAT VALLEY
CAPABLE PRODUCING.
realize two million Of land
on % acre?
In these statements
HUNDRED DOLLAR YIELDS
literally speaking this valley
ducng what every will produce
Can realize state that 5000 1sUNE TREES
TURNED OFF IN THE YEAR 1907
big Last not bumper
OF any those statements.
predicion-there
COPIES FACTS OF PRODUCTION CIRCU-
LATED
OF 1OO,OOOOOO
already
letters mailed every day
THE WHOLE 1000 FACTS
ENCLOSED
Without
Nursery circulate
OF Production THEIR REGULAR
10000
to their advertisements than 1000
the
Arm In the valley IN THEIR MAILS
vE1,TIsE THIS WONDERFUL REGION OF PRODUCTION
Every resident should them
them out OF Saturdays Journal
Let tell the world
NOT HOLD HERE.
lands be
worth from $500 o per
The possibilities
article but fully disclosed the