The Green Forest tribune., 1910-09-30
Special Train ofExhi5its and Boosters
 to Traverse Northwest.

 Syndicate, which has big advertising proposition on hands for this state.
 The letter is addressed to the Mayors, commercial clubs and indus trial organizations of the state and the following self-eXplanatory extracts are taken from it.
 No state in the Union has said so little about the many advantages she possesses as Arkansas. We know that we have the best climate, best land, best water, best people and greatest variety of products in the Union but other states do not know this. Your town and county need good, hustling, intelligent emigrants; you need scien- tific farmers, miners, mechanics, and craftsmen of every kind.
 The people of the North Central states are hardy and intelligent but crowded in their present location, and are anxious to find a country free from the chilling winds and crowded condi tions of the North; where they may own a home and bring their children up in peace and plenty.
 Some real estate men have sent rep resentatives from state to tell cE Ar kansas advantages and resources; and through these men some have been induced to come, others are stand ing afar off, as it were, wondering if what they have heard can really be true. They only need showing. Now, with your assistance, we propose GO show them. Our company has been or ganized with the one purpose of adver- Using Arkansas. We want to adver tise your town, your county and your business. To do this, we need your CO., operation, both in goodwill and in money. Every dollar spent in the right kind of advertising will bring four, ten or an hundred-fold profit.
 We propose to make up an excursion train on which every county may make an exhibit of ber principal products. Of course, your exhibits must be limit ed; yet we can give you sufficient space for nice, neat exhibit. If you are interested in this plan, we want you to at once give us some idea of what you, or your county feel they excel in; and whether you believe that you could fur nish an exhibit for this enterprise. Now, if your county or town wants space re- served, you must let us hear at once; and, if you are willing to busy yourself with the proposition, we will reserve space for you and give you such infor- nation as you need in your work of organizing for the promotion of the en- terprise.
 Each county, town or individual mak- ing an exhibit will be expected to get 0t., circulars h3o',!cts and advertising matter, fully describing the county and setting forth her advantages. A rep resentative should accompany the eX- hibit to dispense your literature, and make necessary explanations to those making inquiries.
 We have estimated that we will travel over three thousand miles, through Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota Wisconsin, Missouri and Illinois. We will, in advance, advertise our trip along the route to be taken, and will stop at all towns of any importance, staying several minutes at each place for the distribution of literature, ex- planation, the exhibition of our pro ducts and for speech making by such men as Governor Donaghey, Professor Cole, or such men of prominence who will be with us. We expect to reach Chicago while the International Land Congress is in session, and after the exhibition there for few days, will re- turn through Illinois and Missouri, spending ten days on the trip.
 Our train, 1.-The Arkansas Lands Special" will carry sleepers, baggage coach and diners. Aside from the busi- ness of showing products, we want to show some healthy Arkansas people, and will take a limited number of Ar kansaWyers. y A good band will fur nish the music, and a better opportuni- ty to see the country and spend few days in pleasant travel with every con venience will never be had
 Each county should have an exhibit not large, but well selected The county, town or individual Real Estate dealer making an exhibit will be ex- pected to ship the exhibit to Little Rock at their own expense. An ex- pert will arrange these exhibits on the cars without further expense to the eX- hibitors. We are making an effort to have the railroad companies bring the exhibits to Little Rock free of charge, thus saving that expense to the eXhibi- tor. The railroads are wide awake t9 the opportunity and are arranging to give us one of the best equipped trains in their service. Our state fair and the agricultural department will con- tribute to the exhibition we expect to put on. The expense will be nominal your exhibit, advertising matter and representative will be furnished trans portation, together with the privileges of the baggage car and sleeper for not more than one hundred and fifty dol lars. Where the representative is ac- companied by wife or daughter, the two and the exhibit for two hundred and fifty dollars, or where as many as