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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

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ga ChsuAfrai strrtt o. ali kinaa -
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$50 ise
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triet Wlii d. receiVvd as Co the ilth aay
~ september for tho ensuing svar
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used 40 frUiEht haat ~ tug fhoEr
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on your buhdinr az retafr work An
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are. Moriry Construction Gu. sft
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hcights Address General peliVefy.
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piles Aecuis Tor NOsal TYgesriters
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street Ati
TINS rs Just 20 tell you tha, ". "a
heil CArpon1oF shop Is tie i'rapits ~
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MONEY TO LOAN.
have 90 g. luan GA FIRST mort .
gacc on farm land can phuue 1ia
WE WILL RENT you a sowing ma =
chime We buy. soil rent ami ga
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

FOR SALE Large See box. hraas bed
complete hail carpet table. dining
chains porch chairs shades china, cor
rlnra nnd hric hrar. Waffle i'arlur
81 Chagarrhl street -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

ErNGE TssAa sept Diiina Ma
On. ron ~ ~ Nihon, ehs owns ana
arsrigfs sin ~ ihis place. expert
snfoii q q, fiuus accident here yesterday
evening when HIS iefi hand aas caught
in ihe rin saws iie vas tstch ~
Cnera. where bis arm ans amplfatea
neaf ~ eihuu 80 ia resting wrii 10
A..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

Philadelphia 10 Brooklyn IS
t1iiLApIiififA Sept lireohlyn
dropped oct az firl place to-day hy ler
inE both GAINES ~ dnnhlr header Go
Philadelphia While Boston WAS break
Iue even With New Notk soarr. first
raufgt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

Miscellaneous

Will. PAY cAsil Cor f0ot .e-o,d hara
iaad Feurur ear q. a. ciasksoR aaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

FVK QUICK SALE 800 slightly csm-
Aft0d folding army cois a. Tess Than
half price. just tho thing klr cnpaU-
sims and outdoor sleeping. Tho
sehwarz Co. 1850 Tiger. Phone 900
poo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

CilCADO sept . After being shut
oui in me nfgf game Cinciuunii d.
yaloped Terrific batting sirsal IN me
narnpd game and won Eaufe. FIRST
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-05-18

Whereas, by investigation it /,
found that ~hcre is considerable
sentiment in the several parts oI
the county in favor Of a proposition
to bond the county for the building
If permanent roads and bridges
T0nrefore, in order to obtain the
sentiment Of the people on the
proposition in the several parts Of
the county. and to the end that. il
the people desire an election for the
purpose, a satisfactory plan may be
agreed upon, il is suggested that a
mass meeting be held at each pre-
cipct IN the county on
FRIDAY. MAY 26, 1916.
at . clock p, m for the purpose of
eIectIn& ten delegates 10 a general
road meeting To he held at the
county seat on the following day,
SATURDAY. MAY 27.
at 10 clock a. m. at which meeting
the proposition is to he discussed.
In case the delegates elected cannot
attend the county seat meeting.
they may send proxies, aud in case
as many as ten cannot attend. then
those attending may vote the senti-
mcuI Of the precinct II an election
is decided upon, the amount of the
issue and the date of the election
will be decided upon. as well as the
manner in which the money shall
be expended.
The State Highway commissioner
and other men who have had prac-
teal experience in building roads
will he present TO address the meet
Ing and il is hoped that as many as
can will be present
JoH> Owens. F. G. LAvBuvT. W n
LNBAUGH.
Members Of the County court
c + PsESSrlI- G. A. S.NpER. G. b.
SNlDLR. County Highway Board.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-05-18
Building 4 Home

And when you build that beauu-
ful bark called a happy home. be
sure to ballast it with an old fash
ioned Bible Ships in the storm are
liable To be capSized unless ballast
Ell All ships sooner OF later en-
counter storms When 3 man has
a firm faith in God, a firm faith in
the eternal principles Of right it
gives him stamina, force Of charaC-
ter 1t SohdifieS him. 1t makes him
hraver. uuer because the tendency
of religion is to lift a man out of
himself. and above himself and to
endow him with power from on
high The Scoier may draw his
bow of doubt and shoot his shaft of
criticism. but the religious homes
are the happy homes, and the homes
from whose parental roof the most
Ioyal and truest young people go
forth to move the world forward
and Godwari.-l. kelN Pool
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-05-18

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Treasurer o' special &. vi district
Ne o llh'"c, ~ sa ~ d.. SAIL DIS
trt't from Ia, srvy
Order reduce valuation of Mrs
William AcC lrssluns real estate from
Sss.,t 10 $3.50 th,s t~inE 1913 assess.
meur and that the collector adjust
his tss,k accordingly
e,,ry.,vgr ordered IN survey New
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-05-18
Sunday School Rail, AZ Greer
bricr.

We are pleased TO report on cur
Sunday school rally held at Gre n
hrier Sunday. May Z The program
was eNcellently rendered considering
busy times and the short time given
for preparing same. and also TIE
stiff breeze blowing against the
voices, as this was an open air ex-
hibition.
The seating capacity was well
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-05-18
County Court Proceeding.

Court ne, In regular scsstop. With
all mrm.~Es pgt~ut
Simou Cato allowed $40 tnr CARE
az srh and family
James t'rvaurrh allowed SIS to'
care a se4f anil family
Charles BaxsrI a.!nwed SIS lo'
care n aeif and taHily
lrstn Russell aib1wc,t $40 fs ca'v
az sclf and family
Soluuun ShaGks alsa~rsi SIS ior
carr # >c!f and family
Harriet WIsoa allo~ssl Sio Iot
care II sell
Ilre~s nlat~s allowed slsl tur care
oF ~sjf
Giglie Thomp>ua allowed Si0 IN,
care nl sell ani family
Sherman Eakrr allowed SIS io'
carr II self and family
f1sua c Watkins allowed $40 for
care of v~ii and gaiuliy
LEVI Brrlr~ei. allowed $40 Tor
care II seit
= VI Robins allowed $40 tar care
Of Barbara and Ellen Moor
Susan Cri.rs allowed SIS for care
of Sarah Province
j = Mccormick allowed s. so for
care of salt
: VI Cabb allowed $40 for care Of
SELF and family
Cora La,t1 allowed ST. for care OF
self and family
- Merchants licenses sold by l. 7.
Kinder during quarter ending May
&. approved
William Fee allowed SIS for care
Of self aud family
Mrs Slaybaush allowed $40 for
carr N self
Emma Ramsey allowed SO for
care Of self
Financial and school fu, state
ments approved
Advance Telephone company al
lowed S2i phone rents for March,
April and May
Standard Printing company al
lowed S7St7 for stationery furnished
the county.
Sample & Abernathy allowed
S29 80 for ~ rods Of fencing for
county farm
Homer F. Williams allowed $500
salary and Si490 for stationery and
Office supplies
State Industrial home foe girls al
lowed $40 for care Of inmates
Abstract Of fees Of Fred Mabuce
approved and S5760 salary and
Sls77 for office supplies allowed.
Mary a Lesdbetter allowed 81 so
railroad fare from school OF deaf and
dumb for son.
Report Of road overscer for dis
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-05-18

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rij7~r> in yo,,ns So d.o,s;,,.,. =.
luila a.,4 roads ba. ,.aIiu ,l,o.!
the cnnDry nm the mar, and c,ns.J
the Drople or rha stare IN General =,
Sit up and take notice ,s ay,dancad
ay The manner IN Which on. r.;.a,
'''' '.'a ,''l''''S are 'ahtaG hoia oi
,''' N1.' '"."'> proposition ana I"l-
''"'"@ our 'eaa ID tiie matter lhe
o'''1'"> - E"E'ar hI0n nave c"iied
" '''.'>> '1'e0''e o. 6ot'eF county
'i'N'efs an' business men to be
''''H a' me DUN MONDAY m2Rt To
"'s'"NS ''e ROAD proposition ana 10
w ''' N'' y d"u inedh> iof Eti'ih2
'''V 4"'>''"' /" vote oi tue people.
- ! '''''o'N county y also strong
''' vac '''''''''''~ "i good fo8a> ana AS
"'A'l'h i'N 'id>e'iS io ee' ou>N ana
p'o'''e 'e''eF hlSh"a>s ana bridges
no'''''Eef ana IRON counties have
a'>' Caught 'i't ieVef ana strong
movement IS on 1901 IN each county
(" submit ihe matter to a vote OF
die "ople--"FeenVtIIe Journal
There j m ,nistatins tho ,-o,at,,s
of the eood ro,as ,,o,o,,on, =,
Missouri 7, . s,.oa,i,o ,ho s,,.o
Eta , rr,;r;o fro T,o ,.;,4,,, ,,e
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-05-18

have never had a policy. lhave
simply tired TO do what seemed hest
as each day came.-Abraham Lin
coin.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-05-18
Marble Hill Missouri, Thursday, May 10, 1910.

Roger aud wife approved
Estes Brothers allowed SIG 05 for
material for repairs on courthou>n
Estes Brothers allowed SIS Is for
goods furnished county farm
Report OF c. F Clements, oversecr
of road distric, No / approved
( n. D. Huffman allowed SIS for
incidentais furnished road district
No q out ot special road and bridge
fund.
Order that the sheriff purchase
HaYs pump aud pipe complete for
courthouse well and place the same
in the well
IiIl & Chandler allowed 81 40 for
stationery and printing for county.
" h Chandler allowed $7S for
insurance on courthouse
NJ t. Iount allowed SLIT 80 for
care Of uauperS on county farm.
less $43 rent
T 4 WleEs allowed S33 70 for
supplies and printing for county
br ] J Chandler allowed 81 80
iot nclicine aud services rendered
Bees Delabar
q I Hahn allowed $40 care Of
self
Surveyor rter~i to survey road
petI.lonrd for by Adam Seahaugh
ct 81
Drum 4 Jamison allowed SIS in
surancc on courthouse
Sllukart 4 Nouser allowed 81 IS
for supplies for road district No 10.
Report Of commissioners report
on the Drum and Advance road
" aShoaD approved and Bennett
tiorfell allowed So, Peter ReveIle. s.
and Elmer Markham s. James K
I'm stn aa, ,s,..S ard ,,iu Trankle
SD damages
r T,rters allowed & for s,,r.
yeyine county farm
The clerk IS ordered ia make m.
phrailan a. the sunertntrutteut OF
the Mount Vernon hoSnifal for NEG
eesary blanks for examination ~
Mrs l. 4 Shell for treatment here
ana u !. further ordered me county
nav The exrcn~..s II she is admitted
Report II F NJ founs oyer~.er of
road ,ii<trr-, M : anprov,,i and Al.
lowed ~}575 for salary and tools
furnished
+ 4 Wigs allowed xi373 for
stationery and pr,utint
Valuafion nf uersonal nrnnerty nf $
f n Rrrk administrator Of the es- {
tate of Frederick Reck d,,,sa,ed &
SG5i n ha stricken off same hpinp q
erroneous and that the COLLECTOR ad.
inst his book accordingly
! u Cl,>ener allowed 81 fees in =
the Alkaline Ford case nayahla nut I
Of the r,,,t district 10 funds Z
IA Taylor allowed S1520 goods :
Furnished county a
IA raylor awanied contract ,o u
furnish "a cords of wo,d , feet c
lons for ,,our,hous, 10 no 3al,verad
hy S..D,emher y
+ q Sander allowed "a 25 f,r -
work on numn cutters etc r,
Ons Hahn allowed g f,r coyer,ns i,
tables and g for ,akins mn ppmn
,hrse times
Order strike from taxhook ofiai5 d
cI e,-- u
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18

man and a combination catcher
first baseman and a man OF rare
Use, was the best bet. but Colem
Ineligible. Priester. an infield n
Of last season: Eldridge. Mac
Weaver and Baccus are candi
for that position.
With the exception OF the pitl
staff and the first base hole the A
will have practically their entire
OF last season. Berringer, who \
cd 'em down at second. Is back
will be opposed for that position
Burns. quarterback on the 10
team OF the season Just closed
who is reported TO be a fast inf
and Masters. from Celeste. VIII,
shown good early season form.
and Seymour are two more candf
for that position.
Rigney. the phenomenal shor
will be without opposition. the 70
impression being that he would /
beatable.
Brailsford. third baseman. al
without opposition to date.
In the outfield Powers. Davis
Ter and Kendrick OF last years
are candidates. Allen, Copeland
Cochran and Weir are candidAt.
jobs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
FIFTY ANSWER FOR
A. & N. BASEBALL
Graves Has Wealth Of Material From
Which to Select His Team
This Year.
tBy Associated Press.l

The crack OF the bat against the
horsehide can be heard at College sta
ton. Fifty men have answered the
call OF Coach Graves 10 baseball train.
Ing at the A. and NJ. College. For the
past week Captain Russell and Tom
Cherry captain OF last years crack
baseball club. ineligible this season
because OF the postgraduate clause
adopted by the Southwestern Associa-
ton, have been In charge Of the train.
ing squad during Coach Graves alb
sence with the basket ball five. now
on It's road trip.
Graves will begin Monday with the
baseball men. however and the Farm
ers will be whipped into shape rap
idly for their first game. which comes
March % with Rice Institute at lious-
ton.
In spite OF seeming shortness in
pitching talent. the Aggies should
make a great record this season. Rus
sell captain and catcher, has been on
the squad for three years. In add
ton Moore, last years squad man.
and two freshmen. l.. Graham and
Cochran, are candidates for thai posi-.
ton.
The heavy end OF the pitching will
fall on Olson. who has been valuable
member OF the A. and NJ. staff for
three years. Smith and Saunders.
who we're likely looking recruits last
season: Gilfillan, a southpaw. who has
been on the squad for two years; Mat.
tox. a company star; Munich. Thorn
ton. Shear. Kolar. Hammer and NJ.
Graham are out for twirling jobs and
Graves will give them all a steady
looking over"
The first base job is another one
that's going to be hard TO fill after
the work OF Tom Cherry for the past
two seasons. Coleman. last years
combination catcher and first base
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS
FOR BIG CONVENTION
ADULT AND TEEN AGE BIBLE
CLASSES MEET IN DALLAS
FEB. ~ TO ~.
NOTABLE SPEAKERS COMING
W. c. Pearee Of Chicago and other
Leaders In Sunday School Work
Among Those Included.

Dallas. Texas. Feb. l7.-Arrange-
ments for the first annual State con.
vention OF adult and teen age Bible
classes, at Dallas. Feb. "a TO q. are
practically complete.
Probably the most forceful group
OF speakers ever secured for the
adult Bible classes OF the State will
appear on the program. These will
Include not only such trained Sunday
school leaders and experts as w. C.
Pearce OF Chicago. but also some Of
the outstanding professional and bus
mess men OF the Southwest who have
been interested and enlisted In the
great Sunday school army that now
embraces 1.O6s.000 men. women and
children In the $500 Sunday schools
OF the Lone Star State.
NJ. II. Wolfe. OF Dallas. one OF the
most conspicuous figures in the bus
mess and financial life OF Texas. is
the State president OF the Texas
Sunday School Association. He will
preside at the general session Thurs
day morning and will act as toast.
master at the mammoth banquet OF
1000 covers Friday night at the Scot.
fish Rite Cathedral. one OF the most
beautiful buildings In the United
States.
Cullen =. Thomas. one OF the best
known men OF Texas legal circles,
will deliver an address Thursday
night nj q great mass meeting for
men on The Men OF Texas For the
Man OF Gallilee." This one conven.
ton feature alone will be worth any
mans time and expense for trip to
the convention, those who know Mr..
Thomas ability declare.
Mrs. w. @. Moody OF Galveston,
and Miss Mabel X. Stafford. South.
western executive secretary OF the
Young women's Christian Associa.
ton, viii be among the great yomen
speakers.
Delegates win arrive Wednesday
night and Thursday morning The
convention will be held in the First
Presbyterian church at South Har-
wood and Wood streets. Out OF town
Visitors Will 20 directly. 70 the CON
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18

FOR SALE-New Overland runabout
and secondhand car for sale. 4. +.
Parks
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
yohu,n cnufcn. where mcy Win reg.

vOhusn ehuteh. where mey VIII reg.
lster.
NJ. II. Wolfe, State president OF the
Sunday school association. will call
me meeting to order. Or. William NJ.
Anderson. pastor OF the convention
church. VIII sztsnd welcome as
pastor host Then President Wolfe
will deliver q message. and turn the
meeting over TO the Rev. John A.
Held Of San Marcos. State president
Of the Adult Bible classes. who will
preside at the convention sessions.
Group conferences will be presided
over by the various superintendent
of the groups. w. 8. Rowland OF
Temple for men. Mrs. w. O. Moody
d Galveston tor women. Miss Della
Carroll OF Dallas for the homo de-
partment. d. Il. Harris OF Dallas for
he older boys and Mrs. J. r. STRAIT.
.on OF Dallas for older girls.
Thursday morning and Friday
morning from . to 70 o'clock there
will be a general session OF workers.
Thursday at o'clock the general
session will convene and will adjourn
At $3.50 O'Clock for group conferences
until o'clock.
Thursday night two great mas
meetings will be held. for men at
the First Presbyterian Church and
Tor women at the Central Presby.
'erian Church. one block away. At
The Mems meeting. w. s. Rowland
u Temple. will preside and address.
Is will be made by W. c. Pearce.
Cullen =. Thomas and Charles d.
Bulla.
The women vii: be addressed BY
Mrs. W. g. Moody. Galveston: Miss
Mabel X. Stafford. Dallas and W. c
Pearce.
Friday morning and afternoon the
same general plan OF meetings will
be followed that was outlined for
Thursday and on Friday night the
entire convention will halt for the
great 1000 plate banquet at the Scot.
lsh Rite Cathedral A price OF 80
cents per plate will prevail. This
will b. one OF the most inspiring
meetings ever held In Texas. &C.
,ording to the elaborate plans for
is success.
Saturday morning the older boys
who are In attendance at the Bible
lass convention will 20 to Dallas
~. VI. c. A. and join In the older
boys conference which will be In
session there for the boys OF Dallas.
rhe older girls will meet at the
same time at the First Presbyterian
Church.
Saturday afternoon the older boys
and older girls will meet In the only
Joint session they will have during
the convention. New officers for
the teen age division will be elected
at this meeting.
Saturday night a united mass meet.
Ing will be held at which great speak.
ara I'LL ha beard
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18

the child one afternoon. And here's
what she said:
Don't put yourself to bit OF trou.
ble-he can take care OF himself. See
that he doesn't climb up the pantry
shelves and keep an eye on him so
that he won't get into mischief. He
won't annoy you. Don't let him 20
down cellar and watch that he doesn't
get hold OF the books in the library,
and he'll amuse himself all right u
he cries give him a cooky, and II tina,
doesn't stop him ride him on your
back. But don't let him bother you a
bit. I'll be home in an hour."-Cleve'
land Plain Dealer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
NO RESTRICTIONS
SAYS SEN. LODGE
Would Permit Merchantmen Armed
for Defense to Enter Our
Ports.
CBy Associated Press)

Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Lodge
In a senate speech today declared the
abandonment by the United States at
this time OF the principle that its
ports were open to and its citizens
free to travel on merchantmen OF he'll
ligerents armed solely for defense.
would be an unneutral act and a step
toward war.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18

FOR SALE-Good seed sweet pota.
toes in any quantity. delivered to
Bryan at 75o. Write c. +. Bullock,
Route 6.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18

FOR sALE-House. rooms, hall,
bath and pantry. porches. back
porch screened. Lot 100 by 40. Large
yard garden and lot. good barn. Ad.
dress Box It's.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
WANTED.
The Little Angel.

II was visiting my married sister
In Toledo last week." relates Buck
Halves. She's got 3-year-old kid,
and. while | am fairly fond of chill
dren. am a bachelor and somewhat
set in my ways was rather dis.
mayed. therefore. when my sister pro.
posed leaving me in the house with
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE.
LUMBER AND BUILDING MA
TERIALS.

LoNG-LEAF LUMBER. All Building
Materials. Complete House Bills ship
ped anywhere. Quick shipments
Grade and count guaranteed. Exami
nation allowed. Send estimate. IN
DEPENDENT cooperative Lumber
Co, Lake Charles. La.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-03-22
snt was on Southern farms.

cent. was on Southern farms.
These figures as to the amount of
corn on Southern farms strikingly
show the increasing strength of di-
versifed agriculture in the South
and of the ability of Southern farm
ers to hold their grain. If the farm
ers Of the South, through the hearty
cooperation of land owners and
every business man, banker, mer-
chant and manufacturer, will con-
tinue for one or two years more to
give the attention to diversified
farming shown in this presentation
of amazing improvement, this Sec
ton will forever get beyond the one
crop system which formerly prevail
ed, cotton will then become a sur
plus crop, grains, grasses and cattle
will be found in abundance in every
part of the South, and universal
prosperity of farmers and all inter-
ests dependent upon farmers will
prevail as never before.-Manufac-
turers Record.