The Starkville news., January 30, 1903, Image 4

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THE NEWS.
Now, Young Man,
Will You Come
South?
Come South, young man, and
grow up with the country 1
The formal signing of the
treaty with Colombia for the con
struction of the Panama canal by
the United States has no greater
future domestic significance than
its certain effect to wonderfully
accelerate Southern develop
ment.
There will he a striking of new
balances now in population con
centration, trade and varied in
dustry. The long overlooked
South is to have her delayed
grand inning. She will be the
“new south'’indeed.
For almost a generation the
South bravely delved in 1 lie
debris and ashes of the civil war
to clear the right of way for the
golden car of progress hitherto
rolling undeviatingly westward.
Had there been no war, in all
probability the center of popula
tion would now be within the
Southern States. The South
had more than the West genial
and seasonable climate, unde
veloped natural resources, an
abundance of cheap land susccp
tible of high productivity, great
markets at her door, and plenty
of room for home-seeking mil
lions, But the South was under
a ban. The emigrant tide swept
by her to the West, ignorant of
the vastly better opport uni ties to
be found nearer home. The
West tilled up and the South lay
fallow for the few who knew the
“ground floor" when they were
on it.
The opening’ of the Panama
canal to the world's traffic will
more directly and largely benefit
the cotton belt than any other
large section of the country.
The vast current of overland
traffic to the Pacific will be in
a large degree diverted to the
South Atlantic and gulf seaboard,
stimulating southern railroad
building proportionately and
building at southern harbors
cities that will rival the greatest
of the north. The whole south
will be transformed into a teem
ing industrial community, where
the manufacturer has every ad
vantage of convenient, cheap raw
material and coal, unequaled
facilities to compete with his
rivals elsewhere at home or
abroad, and a short haul to ship
board or the great continental
centers population. Such tre
mendous industrialism will create
a magnificient home market, and
the husbandman no less than the
tradesman and labor in all its
branches will prosper. The South
will become the workshop and
market place of the western
hemisphere.
This being the fact—and no
speculative probability could bo
more self-evident from environ
ing conditions—the appropriate
ness of our paraphrase of Horace
Greeley’s famous advice is ap
parent. The young man who has
his fortune to hew out with his
strong hands and plucky heart,
can emigrate to no field of scanti
ly exploited possibilities to begin
to compare with the Southern
states of the union. Here he
will find his opportunity, if the
stuff is in him, and a cordial
welcome.
The guide posts of future ma
terial supremacy are pointing
South.—Atlanta Constitution.
IQ OTTIE3
Friends and Patrons:
We are in a position to show
now during this tall, an ele
gant line of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. I
I Clothing. Shoes. Suits. I
Neckwear etc. I
Comprising the latest novel-lies the sro- |
son. On r prices will hr 1011 1
LO II 'EH than elsnrherr,and the and |
stifle of oar goods wilt romnmud j/oar trade- ||
Come a'nd price oar goods and //on anti |
I sure- in on pi/ hi/ haying from as- I
]j V- make A ICE SUITS TO OH DEC. C/re I
as a trial- MCA DEEDS OF SAMPLES'-to i
select from, and a-e guarantee a Jit or no sale- g
■ Respect fall if, 1
I STERN & GOODMAN. [
S I\< )C‘ k Island SysleiiV* I
HALF I
D EITHER ONE WAY DR ROUND TRIP
| "PC > Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Territory :
I ONI October -Ist, November 4th and 18th,
I ( )YEK The Choctaw, Oklahoma & Cult K. R.
n Uouiul Trip Kates Dailv to ARIZONA, NEW and
I H/CryilOW old MEXICO.
I DURING OCTOBeTC 530.(10 TO CALIFORNIA,
I THE SHORTEST LINE to Hot Springs, Little Rock,
I Oklahoma, El Paso and the West.
I Through Chair Cars to San Antonio anti Loading Toxas Cities. 1
| Through or Connecting Sleeping Cars. |
I Throe Trains Daily Leave Memphis I
I UNION DEPOT I
I or Call on .JOHN .1, COODKICIL List. Pass. Agent. I
I :t4T Main St.. Memphis. 1
.... 'l':i k o T'lic .. . .
CULF i Sllll’lSLAl RAILROAD.
Quickest add Best
Connects with trains in all di
rections at
GULF I’ORT lITTIESHLIIIi AM) JACK SON
Through line to Gulf Port, Miss.
The Xtw Port of the Sovth.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE.
Short lino between Jackson and the
(lull, making close connection with
trains for all points from Gulf Port,
Hattiesburg and Jackson.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
No. 2 leaves Gulf Port at 0:45 a in.
loaves Hattiesburg at 10:10 am, arrives
at Jackson at 2:00 p in.
No. 4. leaves Gull Port at 3:5:> p. in.,
leaves Hattiesburg at 7:15 p m and ar
rives at Jackson at 11:05.
No. 1. leaves Jackson at 4:35 a. in."
leaves Hattiesburg 8:15 a m and arrives
at (i 11 1 f Port at 11:15 a. in.
No. 3. leaves Jackson at 2:40 p.m.,
leaves Hattiesburg at 0.35 p m and ar
rives at Gulf Port at 10:00.
These trains are arranged with
a view of making desirable con
nections at Gulf Port, Hatties
burg and Jackson.
Parties can leave Jackson in the af
ternoon and reach Mobile or points of:
the Gulf coast the same night, or take (
the L. &■ N. coast train in the morning
and go to interior towns without bing
over in Gulf Port. j
1000 mile tickets, good for 1 >ear
For further particulars call on or
address.
TIIOS. P. HALE, g. p. a.
Gulf Port, Miss.
PLANTERS HOUSE,
STARKVILLE, t S ?.
Corner of La Fayette and Lampkii Sts,
Table Supplied with the best th mat*"
ket affords.
GOOD COMFORTABLE BEDS.
Lunches Served all Times of the Daj.
TERMS: Sls.ooper montl oi #1 par
day. Single meal 25 cents.
J, S. LANDER*
Trap.
3T.LOVIS ® STATION
CAIRO (8)
~EB' D ' A N^^S<on toomery
J (•) MOBILE Td) JACKSONVILLE
(•) NEW ORLEANS
TIME OF TRAINS AT
STARKVILLE.
No. 42. Arrives (daily) 12:15 p. .m
No. 44 Arrives, (daily) 6:25 p. in
No 41 Leaves (daily) 10:05 a in
No 43 Leaves (daily) 4:25 p. in.
c. 8. CLARKE.
General Manager, ST. I.OCIS.
C. M. SHEPARD, JNO. M. BEALL,
Geu'l PasiTr Agent. Am tGen’l I'aoi’r Agent.
JIUBIL.K. ST. LOUS.
NOT IN ANYTRUST
Many newspapers have lately given currency
to report* by irresponsible parties to the efl’ect
that
THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO
had entered a trust or combination ; we wish
to assure the public that there is no truth in
such reports. We have been manufacturing
sewing machines for overa quarter of a centu
ry, and have established a reputation tor our
selves and our machines that is the envy of all
others. Our “ New Home” machine has
never been rivaled as a family machme.—lt
stands at the head of all High Grade sewing
machines, and stands on its own merits.
The “ New Home" io the only really
HIGH GRADE Sewing Machine |
•r on the market,
It Is not necessary for us to enter into a trust
to save our credit or pay any debts as wehave
no debts to pay. We hay* never entered into
competition with manuffcotanrs of low grade
cheap machines tha t are Hde to sell regard
less of any intrinsic merits. Do not be de
ceived, when you wantaWWlng machine don’t
send your money awayllom home; call on a
“New Home " Dealer, he can sell you a
better machine for less than you can purchase
elsewhere. If there is no dealer near you,
write direct to us.
THE NEW HOME SEWINQ MACHINE CO
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Qr f Jr’Vf WMSiTi-anciseo, Cal.
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Osteopathy is the new Science of Healing Dis
eases by a Scientific Manipulation , thereby using no
drugs or knife . .Yrither is it Christian Science, nor
Fa it h(‘ n re , hut it is based on akn oir/edge of an a tom y
and Vh fjsi ology of fh e iiaoian body. Lit era tare f ur
ni shed a yon reinvest . Hot if I'hones.
E. T. RILEY, M. D„ DO.
(OU'MIJI'S, MISS.
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first and third Tuesdays of each month, beginning October 21st.
For one-way tickets,
Half the One=Way Rate, plus $2.00;
’ round-trip tickets, one faro plus $2.00, to points in Missouri,
Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Territories.
Write for particulars and cost of ticket from your home town.
J Tho Cotton Heit runs solid through trains to Texas, equipped with 1 ho
j most modern and comfortable cars. These trains make quick time
f and direct connections for ail parts of the Grout Southwest.
Ift If you tiro KeokiiiK a hotter place to locate. write lor a free copy of
I our handsome illustrated booklets. Homes in the Southwest and <
32 Through Texas With a Camera.
D * W. C. PEELZR, District Passenger Agent, Memphis, Tcnn. I
|\ E. W. La BEAUNE, General Pass, and Ticket Agt., St. Louis, Mo. /■
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