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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20

TUESDAY, October GOTH at O'Clock Z. NJ. on the
premises No. l10S east Franklin street, sale
OF a large three-story brick store J. Thomp-
son Brown Co., auctl0neers.
TUESDAY, October 20th At 4 O'Clock =. NJ. on the
premises. sale Of desirable lots on Ashland,
Claiborne, Randolph and Blair streets. H. h.
Chafin IL Co., SuctOneers.
TUESDAY, October eoth st l2 o'clock NJ. on the
premises. l1no street, special COMM ssiOnor :
sale Of valuable nnimprOvod Oregon Hill
property. james Ii. Cronshaw Auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY. October 2lst, ats O'Clock F. NJ, on
tho premises. corner Of franklin and Madison
streets, sale of Major j. II. Dooleys mngnifi-
cent residence and grounds. ~ W. Bowe
aucnOnecr
THURSDAY, October ped. AT O'Clock p. NJ. on
tho promises, trustees sale OF two-story
irame dwelling on Hickory street near Cal
houn. J. Thompson brown 4 Co., auc-
uonoors.
premises, one fourth mile east of Richmond
trustee sale Of valuable property Apperson
dPollard, Aucuoneers
THURSDAY. October 22d. az 1920 A. n. ON tho
promises. No So west Grace street, salo of
household furniture, carpets. &c }. j. Val
oniinc, nuctionecr.
THURSDAY. October 22d. at $50 O'Clock. on the
premises, No Morris street, sale OF 4 desir-
a2le dwelling. Donoon Upper * Co., auc-
tlOneers
THURSDAY. October ED, at5oclook ?. NJ sale
OF three-stOry brick dwelling No 1918 cast
Franklin street Harrison & Towers. auc-
uoneers
1HURsDAY, October 2gth, ct l0oclocle A. NJ. IT
Tho air Grounds sale Of hfly head Of regis
tered Jersey cattle by Nj. Il. Rowe Il Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
InaalIa, Frnnricnce In Norfolk

Senator Ingalls, went TO see Sarah Bernhard
In Fedora" Wednesday night in Chicago.
says the Inter-Ocean of that city. and in
speaking OF tho performance at the Grand
Pacific he became reminiscent.
The wonderful French woman has gained
considerably in ayoirdupois since ! last saw
her" he said, but her former lesnnoss once
made me the butt Of comparison that even
yet makes me smile when think OF il. Ono
summer day about FIVE years ago ] was
walking along the main street Of the sleepy
the leading hotel was standing group Of
young fellows. evidently drummers. ! no.
ticed that as l drew near they suddenly
ceased their conversation and became ex-
tremely respectful in their general bearing
Marveling much. and perhaps 4 triho inflated
at the change in their manner, passed on.
had Cotton almost out OF ear range when
heard q sound as of man slappnS his knee,
and then this remark broke the stiffness:
Well. III be hornswas gled if that isn't
Sarah Bernhardti'"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20

Miss Beatrice Potter, Of England has been
making q very practical study Of social
science. In order 20 find out the real
methods of carrying on business in the
sweaters dens. she spent SIX weeks under
a master tailor in learning the trade Of a fin
isher.' She then disguised herself in most
untidy clothes. which, with her hair twisted
roughly into knot. gave her an air Of ex-
treme poverty. Thus prepared she boldly
asked for employment in the East
End, and was set Mt work in tho
lowest of these dreadful places OF
course her work was sufficiently
bad TO lead 10 frequent dismissals. which
gave her an opportunity 10 widen her fold Of
Investigation. She herself has given tho re-
suit Of this experiment in an article in the
Nineteenth Century OF September. 1888. I'M
der the title of Pages from n Work Girls
Diary" Her father, Mr. Richard Potter,
was at one time great maenate in the rail
WAY and financial world. and Miss Potter
acted as his private secretary. which gave her
an extended knowledge OF industrial matters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
EDUCAIIONAL.

TUE WEST-END LITERATURE CLASS
4 viii be organized THU RSDAY next AZ 40
j. ii. FOR the study Of the classics aud tho criti-
cisIn Of the fine arts.
Terms: Five dollars for course stem lassons
Apply by card for admission. Address MISS
HAMMER, 1904 Floyd avenue. ociSs,
MISS MARIA BLAIRS LITERATURE
vi CLASSES will be resumed on NOYEH-
BER oh and 5th az $50 o'clock T. d., 822 east
Franklin street The class continuing the study
OF Victorian Poets will meet on WEDNESDAYS
The classes. will be divided In two sessions Of
three months each. Miss BLAIR will re-Opcn
her morning class for yonng girls on OCTOBER
si2 east Leigh on Fridays from 10 10 o'clock r.
VI ocl0 2OZ.noyi
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AUCTION sALEs-Tbis Day.
~~N~-~~~~--~---~~.~-~.~ ~y~~C---~N~-~-~~~~N~-~~~
by James II. Crenshaw.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
II north Eleventh street.
VALUABLE UhIMPROVED
OREGON HILL PROPERTY
ON PINE STR EET,
For Sale At Auction.


BY virtue Of DEGREES in the above csuscs en-
tered IN the Chsncory Court of Richmond on
the 9th day of October, 1884, the undersigned.
special commissioner, will sell By public suc-
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. OcroRER %. 1901.
at u NJ, the following described proportY
First-1hat vacant lot of ground beginning At
q point on the west line OF Pine street, distant
40 feet from the southwestern intersection OF
Pine and Spring streets, thence southorly
along the west line, OF Pine street fronting
thereon % feet and extending back between
parallel lines 40 feet 20 an = ey - feet wide.
Second-Ihat vacant lot Of ground beginning
a. point on tho west line Of Pine street 1863 feet
from the southwest intersection OF Fipe and
Spring streets, thence southerly along the west
line Of Pine street. fronting thereon 20 feet and
extending back between parallel lines 40 feet
70 said alloy; bounded on tho north BY the lot
described shove.
Capitalists seeking good Investments and par
ties wanting desirable homo building sites are
invited 20 attend this sale, as rea estate IN this
section Of the city has been steadily rising Ia
value FOR the past eight or ten yosrs and no
doubt will continue 10 become more valable.
TENNIS AsTo BOTH LOTS: One-fourth cash; res
idue in throe equal payments Al s. II and ls
months: purchaser 90 give negotiable notes,
with interest added for deferred payments. tho
title to be retained until tho whole OF the pur-
chase money and interest has been paid.
GEORGE =. HAW
Special Commissioner.
JAMES II. CRESsHAw, Auctioneer.
Winston and ais. plaintiffs. against McNyen,
deiendant-ln the Chancery Court Of the City
of Richmond.
]. Charles W. Goddn. clerk OF said court. GER
tify that tho bond required of the special COM
missioner 10y the decree in said cause OF October
0, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day October,
1891. CHARLES ". GODDIN, Clerk.
Winston and ais. plaintiffs, aaains. Bernard and
ais, defendants-In the Chancery Court Of
the City of Richmond.
/. Charles w. Goddin. clerk OF said court GER
tfy that the bond required Of the special com
by the decree in said cause of OctO-
Der 10. 1sqi, has been duly given.
Given under my hand THIS 18th day October,
1871 CHARLES ". GODDlN. Clerk
90 15-5t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
BY r. B. Chafin + Co..
Real Estate AuctlOneers.
No. 1 north I0nth street.
AUCTION SALE or A DESIR-
AR II I FAN ~ P9H sIi COUNTY

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or A DFSIR-
i ABLE FARM IN pONHATAN COUNTY.
VA. WITH VERY GOOD BUILDINGS THERE
ON
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust both recor led
in POWhstan County Court, the first dated jan
uory ~. 1889, recorded in ID. r. q, p. 5s and thu
second dated September I, isS3 recorded IN ID.
b. %. D. l5l. default having boon made in pay
mont of debts secured. and ~ reques. OF note
holder, the undersigned trustee IN both deeds
will FELL. by public auction. a. Subett'a Farm. in
PoVhatan county, about one milo from tho
farm. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1921.
al 70 o'clock NJ the land describe ed IN said deeds
follows. AL OF that certain tract or parcel Of
land 10 loWhstan county. Va. upon which l.. Ii.
Kinney, ESQ. formerly resided. containing 336
acres. more or less. bounded on the north by
the public road known as tho River road, on
the south by the lands Of Matthew Brown and
BENJAMIN Hancock, on the east by the lands OF
Matthew Brown and Sempla Elicit aud on tho
west by the land OF Constance ". Elnn0y
IEENs: Cash for expenses Of sale and 70 pay
past due notes as follows tl,030 with interest
from January IS. 1884; els, with interest from
March !, 1885 aud s3'5, with intorest from Sep
TENDER :, 1884; balance on terms % 10 au-
nounccd az hour Of fale.
D.. n. WALKER, Trustee.
Sale by L. 3. CHArFIS ~ Co., Auctioncers.
se2I-rd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20

The record of cures accomplished by Hoods
Sarsaparlla can never be completely written.
The peculiar curative powers of Hoods Sar.a-
perilla are successful when everything else
has failed. II your blood is impure your
digestion out Of order. try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20

at B p. NJ, the PROPERTY therein described as
follows: Al that LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND
living and being IN Baker, nd iition to tho city
OF Richmond commencing n fe0t from the
south line Of OF Calhoun street and running
southwardly along the east line Of Hickory
street - feet. thence back and between parallel
limos " feet % the line OF Clayt0ns urODertv.n
7 his IL small property. so much in demand for
cheap homes by people of moderate means or
small investment, which pays the biggest kind
of interest
TRRas: Cash as 20 si20 with interest from
March n. 1891. expenses OF sale. and about 90,
and balance as announced AZ sale, or II is prob
able that still easier terms may be offered.
ALLAN J. HARRIS, Trustee
J. THOMPSON BR0ws 4 Co, Auctioneers.
90 IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
by r. b. Chaf1n & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. ! north Tenth street
4 UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE LOTS
on ASHLAND. CLAIBORNE. RAN
DOLPH AND BLAIR STREETS
IN THE GROWING
WEST END.
We vii sell BY public auction, On tho premi-

We will sell by public auction. on the premi-
ses, on
TUESDAY. OcTOgEB %. 1871
al o'clock L. ~. the following LOIS-viZ: 3s5
lEkI on Randolph street near northeast cor
nor Randolph and Windcr streets. running back
70 IN alley 90 fEEI two lots on north line OF
Bar between Washington an Randolph
streets. extending back 10 an alley; 50 FEET on
Claiborne street, near Randolph street. and run
nlng back 10 an alloy: rs FEET on Ashland
alley. Those arc desirable lots, located ON good
streets ia the growing and improving West End.
J. no owner Is q nOn-residcn. and wish6s 20
change his investment therefore do not fail 70
be on hand 90 embrace this opportunity OF Sc
curing bargains.
Sale will commence on Randolph street. near
Minder, az : clock T.. NJ sharp.
TRIMS: Liberal, and announced at hour Of
sale. Is. b. CHAFElN & co,
oc lS-2t Aucti0neers.
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REMOVED.

-
I'AZEMEIL EILEIT. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
has kEAlONED His LAW OfTiIE 10 Mo-.
Ing, 1903 east Main street.
Phone No. 70 Elevator TO third floor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
ADrpsoMASIAo TAXES FOLSOM.

Margaret Lane. thirty-oight years Old Of
26G west One Hundred and twenty-third
street. was taken 10 the Manhattan Hospital
yesterday, suffering from Paris green poison
ing Her husband. Charles A. Lane. IS q
travelling agent Mrs. Lane has been addict
cd 30 drinking. She was down stairs on Sat
urdav and came up holding something in her
mouth She drew some water in q glass and
drank 1t. Then turning 10 her fourtoen-year-
old daughter she said.
There. have TAKEN some Paris green md
will be dead soon. and will not bother any
one very much longer tried 70 take it while
] was down stairs. but could not swallow it
dry"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
By J. Thompson Brown 4 Co..
iil3 east Main street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
ATWO- STORY FRAME DWELLING, No 1921
HICKORY NEAR CALHOUN STREET.

By virtue Of q deod of trust from W. Par.
ker 20 Allan J. n iris. dated December ", 1850.
aud recorded ~ Deed-i ook l32 A. page PAS
Richmond Chanccry Court. 20 secure note
therein describe oil. and defiant having been made
and being requested 80 10 do will sell at public
auction. on the PREMISE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20

at 4:ao o'clock T. A.. those TWO TRACTS OF
LAND lying and being in the county Of Henrico
about one-foqrth Of a mile from the eastern
limits Of the city Of Richmond, 90 tho Rich-
mond and lork River railroad and Lewis street
One OF said tracts, on which l. tho dwelling
containing sl{ rooms and tho outhuildings. lies
on the east side OF Lewis street. and coutsins
threo acres and thirteen poles and the other
tract lies on tho west side Of Lewis strest
contains IS s6s 1000 acrss, and is bounded bv
Lewis street and tho Richmond and York River
railroad.
Tho large frontage OF this property on the
railroad and on both siaos Of Lewis street
ma4es u very desirable for manufacturing as
well IS home sites
Trims: Cash sufficient 20 defray expenses OF
sale and 70 pay note Tor e. f1i53 due 10Th Of
juno 1891, with interest to date and credits a.
u fl,5li 39 due lHhDecember. 1921. and si,5572i
due 10Th june, ist2; balance AZ such time as
may be announced az sale
II. L. POLLARD. Surviving Trustee.
ArPERsoN h POLLARD. Auctionoers. oc ltds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20

By virtue OF dead Of trust dated the 2d 81
April 1891, duly recorded in Henrico County
Court Clerks Ohico IN ID. B,13i IS, page ". wo
wll sell a. auction, on the premises, al o'clock
J.. NJ. on
THURSDAY. OcBoBER o.. 1901,
the above described truly valuable property be.
ing ono and one hundred and seventy one thou
sandtns acres. with comfortable brick dwelling
thereon, containing soyen rooms and the nsces-
sHry out buildings aud live acres of beautiful
land adjacent, bounded on the north by tho
Richmond and York River railroad and OH the
south by Lewis street
his property lies beautifully. and viii 30
available m the near future 10 the fortunate
purchaser for building lots
TERMS; Ca'h sufiiciefr 20 defray the expenses
OF sale and 10 pay a note Of ESQ with interest
from 81 OF October, 1891, aud credit as 10 $50
due "a Of April, 1892. and $3.50 due 81 Of October.
1872; balance at such tiRc IS may ho announced
a. sale y. II. v DANIEL,
". y. WILSON,
Trustees.
ArPrRsos h POLLARD. Auctioneers. oci6.td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
By Apperson h Pollard.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers

TRUSTErs AUCTION SALE OF 10 $4,000
EAST OF THE CITY FRONTING on THE
AND On ROTH SIDES OF LEWIS STREET,
MAR THE NATIONAL ROAD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
FOR SALE.

60 O00WILL BUY A NICE HOUSE. NEW
y AVV and modern style. Chestnut lliU
overlooking city.
e2.7O0 will buy the best pioce OF Brook svenre
property now on the market.
$500 Will buy two of the nioest now dwelling,
on Church Hi, now renting FOR $3.50 per auurm'
si2000 Will buy an elegant house.on Floyd age.
me near Laurel
$4,000 will bny charming home ON Main
street near Adams
10000 will buy comfortable modern dwell.
Ing, ~ rooms. on Grace near lOushea
1890 will purchase new brick dwelling mod
ern improvements. rooms. on IwcutF.sitth
street, Church Hill; nice neighborho0d.
FRANK ID. BILL \ CO.
ocloHD Eleventh street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20

BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on
the 10th day Of February. 1891. daily recorded in
the clerks Office o. Henric0 County Court, IN
Deadlock 1874 A. page 9)- default having been
made IN the payment OF a portion OF the debt
thereby secured, and 81 the request Of the bone-
hciary, we shall sell by auction. upon the prem
feac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
WEDNESDAY, October q, 1881,
ATS O'CLOCK Pm
THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
WITH THE VERY LARGE AND EXTRA
HANDSOME GROUNDS. situated as above and
occupied by Major Dooley.


On the first floor are the parlor sitting-room,
dining-room, library, pantry. etc.-sll very
handsome the library being elaboratsiy, taste
fully aud extensively finished. porhsp the pref
test thing Of the kind IN the city. On the sec
ond 1oor are four chambers, bath, &c. and on
the third are three chambers. The halls arc
spacious and tho stsirways broad and easy
The house is heated by furnace and open
ireplaces. The large and cOnspicuOusly-beau
tiful grounds arc situated on al attractive cor
ner, commanding q splendid view westward
along Franklln street. and are we'll set 10 trees,
shrubbery and towering plants.
In the rear, on wide. paved alley, is tho most
excellent stable, with room for four horses and
two vehicles and above arc two servants rooms
and a feed-roOm.
THIS PROPERTY, beautiful in itself enjoys
a pfe-cminenuy commanding position as re-
CARDS congeniepce and heslthfuiness of loca-
ton society and general surroundings
1.-THE purchaser shOuld not care 10 retsin all
Of the grounds ne could sell on ~ or 80 feet
az tho corner without injury tosthe house, or by
removing one OF the wings he could spare 65 or
20 feet.
It goeS without saying that this i. not only
the most ATTRACTIVE Franklln-strcet property on
the market bu. IS the only large lot hat can be
had east OF Harrison street-n fact that should
impress itself upon all who want what is 10 De
hs1 here only.
FERMs: Ono four d sash: balance At one two
and three years, for notes with interest semi
ocIs-5t Nv. BOWE
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LILY rrr1. ZOE urR no1LERe.

The steamship Dunedin. which arrived on
Saturday night. two weeks out from Clenfue-
COS, had hard battle with sea and wind on
her long voyage Her coal gave out while
the tempest was at its worst, and she began
drifting. All the wood work of tho cabin and
forecaste were put in the furnaces. Then
one Of the matches was opened and hundreds
OF bags of sugar were taken out and pitched
into tho fire. The ship was rolling and pitch
ing heavily and seas came over her frequently.
Tons of water went into the hatch. damaging
much Of her cargo. She drifted 100 miles out
of her course. and managed to got here only
after burning nifty tons, or about 1850 worth
of sugar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
By Apperson & Pollard.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE AND ONE HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTY ONE THOU
sANDTHS ACRES.
WITH BRICK DWELDING THEREON. AND
FIVE ACRES ADJACENT.
ABOUT ONE-FOURTH OF A MILE EAST OF
THE CITY.
ON THE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD AND LEWIS STREET
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yesterday morning that a meeting OF the men,
bers of the congregation would be held on
Friday evening nert. for the purpose Of hear-
ing accusations against Trustee A. A. Colby
OF 2is east Ihirty-sixth street Mr.. Colby ia
accused OF giving out stories of the dissen-
sions in the Chinese annex TO the Sunday
school. which were described in the Sun sew
eral weeks ago. Mr.. Colby had made himself
unpopular and no was defeated recently for
reelection to the Office of deacon. Mr.. Hud-
son said 20 reporter yesterday:
Mr.. Colby Is one Of our trustees. and we
are going 70 give him q chance to meet bis
accusers There are other charges against
him beside that Of giving 10 the news
papers false tales Of trouble in the Chinese
Sunday -sohool-in fact, that is minor
charge"
The pastor then went on 10 say that the
Chinese Sunday school was going along
swimmingly. notwithstanding the criticisms
upon the school.
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BY virtue Of DEGREES in the above causcs, en-
tered IN the Chsncory Court Of Richmond on
the 9th day of October, 1891, the undersigned,
special commissioner, will sell BY public suc-
ton, on the premises, on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
WANTS.

yxrANTFD-FOUR GOOD CANvAsSEBS /:
w can handle article in connection Win
other work Call Room o., inns Building
oc20-lt
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oAsDIDATMs' CARDS.
GEORGE B. STEEL
FOR THE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

SUBJECT TO PRIMARY. OCTOBER D. gL
oci3-iW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20

NTANTED-BOAR AT 4OG SOUTH
w Laurel street. Ladies. s225 per week;
gentlemen, a. per week. Call or address Mrs.
II. b. SMITH. OclG-7t
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CLKABING-HoUsR RETURNS.

Clearing house returns show the record Of
fifteen leading Southern cities for the last
five weeks give an average decrease for tho
week before last of As for tho two preceding
weeks and an increase Of 20 and "a respec-
lively; for the week before that decrease of
g and for the week still earlier decrease Of
g. showing for the South "a whole sub
stantallY no dininrtion Of eeneral hnainesa
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-09-24

Referring to the growth as shown in
the above figures the Globe-Democrat,
editorially, says:
The population of the state in 1890,
it shows. was 2,679, 1874. growth of $40, s04 in
the ten years, or 1856 per cent OF the ia
counties in the state all but ten show gains,
while the falling off in the ten counties is
but trfiing. The greatest growth is in the
mining localities and in those which con-
tain large cities On the whole the increase
is pretty evenly distributed between the
counties. There has been nothing which
could be called boom anywhere except in
some of the cities in the western part of the
state. The growth has been natural and
healthy everywhere. The increase from
fourteen cities and towns having 4 popula-
ton of 1000 or upward in 1850 to twenty one
in 1890 was something which might reasona-
bly, have been looked for under the circum-
stances, and which was looked for.
The showing which Missouri has made in
the past ten years in this respect is exceed
fngly gratifying to her citizens. She holds
her place as the fifth in the list of states in
point of population, those which are ahead
of her being in this order: New York,
Pennsylvania, Illinois and Ohio. None of
these states. except Illinois, grew in so high
a ratio Missouri since 1850 Very few of
the older states maintained their rate of in
crease well. The % IS per cent. of gain in
the past ten years compares favoraby with
the % 81 of the preceding ten. A greater in
crease, both absolute and relative, is ex-
pected i'll the decade which has now Negun.
Most of the growth of the past ten years, it
is known made in the last third of that
period. The movement of settlers in this
direction is being carried on on an unusual
ly large scale at the present time.
Only at date comparatively recent did
the great natural resources of the state
come to be known TO any extent to the
rest of the country. Even yet the knowl-
edge of this sort is not so widely extended
as it should b9. or as it VIII be in a few
years. All the indications point to grand
future for Missouri = = When the
knowledge of her immense capabilities i'll
the direction of agriculture, mining and
manufacturing become widely known she
will make greater and more conspicuous
advances than any she has thus far scored.