Bluefield evening leader. [volume], February 05, 1907, Image 3

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they will Startle and Attract You. Everything that is Exquisite
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and Ornamental can be had at my place. Reserve your Holi
ay Orders for me.
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233 PRINCETON AVENUE.
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AD OF
THERN ROSES
load of fragrant southern
will arrive In Kansas City to
morrow morning. Beaumont, Tex.,
originated the idea of collecting a
car-load of roses to be sent to a
northern city for distribution among '
the hospitals. Kansas City was se
lected as the city to he the recipient 1
of this graceful courtesy because of
th fact that It Is the northern ter
minus of the Kansas City Southern
railroad.
In Beaumont nre many thousand
beautiful and fragrant roses bloom
ing dally, while in Kansas City roses
are out of season, and few are avail
able for the sick at the hospitals
Recognizing this situation, »* ,
Beaumont chamber of commerce pro
posed that the people of Beaumont
gather from their wealth of roses
a supply to bP sent to Kansas City.
The chamber of commerce had the
co-operation of the ui^^B^charitles.
church guild and
many other organlzatl^JB*ostorda/
the rooms of the chamber of com
merce at Beaumont were turned in
to a big warehouse for receiving
roses. The roses came from the
rose gardens of Beaumont, and up
on each contribution was a tag giv
ing the name of the sender and the
inscription: “Crown in the open
air and plucked .fanuary 17, 1907.
in Beaumont, Tex. ^^^k
baggage car which iB^rBeaumont
for Kansas City last night. The
purpose of the Texans was to send
enough roses to supply all the pub
lic hospitals in Kansas City and to
furnish a large bouquet of Beau
mont roses for every pulpit in the
town. Beaumont, is in southern
Texas, 15 miles from^Port Arthur
on the gulf of Moxicm and 76fi
miles from Kansas Bitv.—Kansas
City Star. B
Mrs. Martha Pennington of Wil
lard, Ky., is a believer in intensive
farming, and has won a prize of
fered by a New York pajtor for suc
cess in raising crops, Mrs. F’enning
ton made $164.25 during the seas
on from one quarter of an aero of
land. She first sowed the land to
onions and sowed radishes between
the rows. Fly the first of May she
had gold both onions and radishes
in bunches. She then planted the
ground to beans, which were har
vested by the middle of July, and
she set out cabbage of a late soft..
In the first of September she sewed
ryo In the cabbage patch, and from |
this succession of crops she made
the money mentioned.
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