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Happenings in the Country.

Miss Clemmie Mitchell, a charm
ing young lady of Clear Pond, spent
last week in our vicinity, the guest
of Miss Belle Sandifer. She took
Miss Belle back with her to be
present at the Hunters Chapel pro-
tracted meeting.
Misses Annie Kittrell and Alma
Sandifer, two fair damsels Of Spring
town, visited in the neighborhood
recently.
Tho nicnic at tSnri n otnwn on tho
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ana huils for sale.
ar5vdo Otis BrsDham.
onr subscription list, and we want more.
] TIE HERALD should have 1000 subscri-
hers by January, 1900, and we believe we
are going 10 get them: We believe the
will buy what they need, and we
are going to make the paper indispensa-
bile to every man in Bamberg county.
Send US --our name
John Green, we'll known ard highly
r,snected negro farmer, living about a
mile and a half from town, was visited by
a fire at about 70 o'clock Tuesday, which
DESTROYED his stable, barn, and other out
buildings, together with their contents
He lost none of his fine stock. The
dwelling house was also burned. Her
1-cplean efforts on the part of Green and
Seeighbors saved the furniture. The
fhich was of mysterious origin,
hin one corD6 of the barn The
about s. on which there
My $500.
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Death.

Little Lourene, the nine-months- old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Bishop,
died last Sunday morning, after an illness
of over 4 month. The burial took place
at the cemetery Monday afternoon, and
the services were conducted by Rev. L.
C. O'Den The friends OF the family
extend their sympathy.
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e Ram9ery Herald.
thursday, July 13, 1899.
Personal Mention.

We regret .olearn that Mrs J. W.
Hill is quite sex uo u.,s
8sHy Monday. , :.
EMiss Nettie Aver, of oranseou's i
visitingM Miss Clio Cope ,,on :,
Miss Rebecca Williams, OF Inner Is
visiting relatives in the city
Mr. W.P. Riley.has gone to AShe-
vile, n. c., to spend While.
Miss IIaisy Jones returned home iaS'
uecl from a visit to Walterbcro.
Mr. L. F. Bamberg, who has been
s;ct for some time, is out again.
Charles Picquet, Esq, of Augusta
visited relatives in the cit y this week'
= 4Messrs C. II. and J: Frank Bra6-
-. spent day erclas, w~"' WIN rel
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Attention, Confederate Veterans.

You are hereby notified that
Camp jenkins, No. 627, will meet
in the courthouse at Bamberg, Sat-
urday afternoon, July 22d, at 4
o'clock. A full attendance Of the
comrades is earnestly desired.
D-----~enN Cnn,mar lor
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1899-07-13

Lost, near Midway, a yellow, mixed
pointer and bull dog. weight about 20 lbs
scar on right jaw under ear. Answers to
name of mascot" Return to }. n.
Moore, Bamberg Cotton Mill.
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THE DIXON IRON works,

We thank our patrons for their
many past fayoYs. We hope
we have given satifaction and
that our friends will continue
their patronage, We have the
machinery, tools and workmen
to do the work, and do it right.
If you have an old engine, boil
er. gin or other machinery ou:
Of order, don't throw it aside,
but let us put in repair for you.
We can save you money. Pat.
ronize home industry and save
freight. Will answer calls in
the. country. Our works are
located at the old Spoke and
Handle Factory. ~
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80 fSs34sE
Cuttings.
sly 5.--Misses Rena aid
.elly have returned from
,ara they have been visit.

.lere they have been visit
<,ses.
Q XeIl Mcmillan has returned
,ya Yhaley, where she has been.
ing some time with friends.
.lss S. L. Mcmillan will leave
..esaay for an extended visit among
slar.ves at Williston, White Pond,
Cope, and Orangeburg.
Miss jamie Mcmillan spent from
Saturday till Monday at Mr.. ". ii.
Mitchell's, in Bamberg.
Mrs Mary Rentz, of Hartzog, is
staying few days with her daush-
ter, Mrs. E. F. Mcmillan, who is
quite Ill.
Miss Annie Sease, who has been
quite i'll for some time, | am sorry
to say, is no better.
Mrs. Urbanna Rice and son, Mall
colin, of Olar, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. II. L. Mcmillan.
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Having occupied the Probate Judges
office since it was first established in Bam'
berg county, and being thoroughly famil-
lar with the business affairs of the office,
I hereby announce myselfa candidate for
election to said office Election to be held
July 18th, 1899.
]. PINCKNEY MATHENY.
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.


THE STATE OF SO Us s. IS. 8 s s s. s.
COUNTY os ~ ss Z ss 3
In the Court of
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1 respectfully announce myself as
candidate for Probate Judge, to fill the
term of II. NJ. Graham:
3. W. MILEY.
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All dyspeptlc
cured by Kodol
1t has cured
and is curing
is ingredients
p; help curing.
of the South
now stationed
,ner newspaper
; week to Miss
!. Our best
esles and his
EIackamn. FL.
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WANTED.
DOG LOST.

\ cow mot horsc) for one two months
for its feed. J. /. kARESH.
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IS to inform
nerally that
ened his law
e, and will
given him,
'mptly.
ays that the
) of Mr. r.
nearly COM
y for occu-
n Bamberg,
Of his pros
/ the dircc-
day noon,
ainds of our
town was
came from
say between
stary of the
gives notice
nnual meet
Nrday) at II
officers will
., money in
ooked after.
ance.
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For Probate Jddges

/ respectfully announce myself. as a
candidate for the Office of Probate Judge
at the special election to be held Tuesday,
july 18th, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of H. NJ. Graham.
F. O. BRABHAM.
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intendent of

intendent of
of Orange
tate Super
? ahan to con-
n Bamberg
attend are
Wednesday
urthouse in
j. 4, ' er-
,ybody is Wis
W it; if any
occurs with
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don t be too
1t is impossi.
| that goes on
IS not different
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'esh meats OF
'ull weight.
sta in a game
score being
ship and en-
inthrop Col
house in this
at 9 O'Clock
week a few
. e those who
ike it so vel
names and
q newspaper
we hope our
nd help us
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Of Summer
: and rela-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-25

In the spring everybody heeu ',. a' :.
should take spring medicine opl,"s 10 -
the time to be cured If you are SICK, "nu
the spring finds most of us IN poor oo.u o.,
ton. blood poor, nerves relaxed weak anu
unstrung, and the organs ciosSe' anu
sluggish in action.
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood ana nerve
remedy is the best spring medicine IN 'ne
world. the best possible remedy Tor you 70 20
take the one sure spring restorative which
will build up your blood, invigora'e your
nerves and give YOU your old-ti'ne snap
vim, energy, strength and vigor. .,
DR.. Grecne's Nervura blood aho neI,'
remedy Is purely vegetable and perfect,
harmless. and now is the time 70 'ANe y
now Is the time YOU need II mos'-'o"
Is the time to be cured. - G,
Mr.. Nicholas Dunn, well known III %
Paul, Mimi, says;
CT found last spring that the caanBe -,
.Hrctrd me az IL did many snothei, ~ ., -,
rie,.lv done up While not actually eon'insu ~ 4
bed was lust as badly off, for haa no ..,,S -,
matters Going on about me. My frien1h =,
an hunlor and spoke Of Il. was heI r,,hir,
strung as the proverbial wi'Ch, -r' s.,,b IN ANN
,rwsd N 90 wrong With almost no l''lh ~ 80
Din, tool DR.. Greene's Ncrvura blood ana ne't
r,msdv ard wish 20 say that | have no uouI I -,
tte World that Il braced me up and suiA d - ~
r,vnervous system and wrong hi wondeilul 49,
a, m. /, a short time II am ever Ut again ,,.
lose 20 time in obtaining this wonderful Ahs 49,
lent specific"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-25

American shops? What IS the olheI sa
riace that is required Ihat thS "ii nitti
alton Of cuba, Porto RICO anu ~ a.,
ippnes Is absolutely sure 10 Coilc :, in
early date. for they have reglst Gu - 80
their vows; shall precipitate the sgs".
tobacco h0np and other cheap piouuS'
of these Islands and Iiawah upon -
American market IN free anu uuIN
strained competition with the asrlcul 1..
raj and laboring elements OF our
country. 49,, ,.oo
"This policy. Sir. would have been i Tree
trade IN William Jennings Bryan " "i'
is It i'm william Mckinley? ~.
As Mr. Johnson took his seat MI liam
llton. (Republican) Of Michigan aIoso
and excitedy asked for the readlhs oA
the Presidents Boston speech. A.
4 asu perfectly whnns' saiu in
Johnson. 81 want it read and printed III
the record -
"The people have already read his
speech" shouted Mr. Hamilton. d.. .
yes. and they will damn him FOR IT,
retorted Mr. Johnson.
Mr.. Rnea dem. 0f kentuckyl sslo
he was tired OF the yacllating policy OF
the President. Whenever the oppostlgu
assumed the temerity 10 inquire INTO IN
purpose or the President they Were
wa ed back with the question. DO you
not have confidence IN the president.
~ frankly confess that have not, salg
Mr.. Rhea He had said nothing that
stand for, nothing tndt enllllc9 Hlo ~
a seat on this floor"
ALGER CASHIERED.
In the course Of his arrsignment OF me
President, Mr. Rhea spoke Of Secretary
Alger az a man who. II public history
be true. had been cashiered from tne
army for cOwardice on the eve OF DAT
Ito "
THAT Is not true" interposed Mt
Spau .uiDg Ohrp ol Michisanl.
"Oh. DO mot mean cashiered IN tn'
d. raj sense. mean that he left ms
command without ordors and against or
1afs and came here where he was court
martialled
'He was never court marldled.
Then he resigned
That's different replied Mr. Spaula
ing amid great Democratic laughter ""'
applause. 1890, ,,,.r
At 5.32 p. VI. the House recessed UNI
6 p al. the evening session belng de
voted to private pension legislation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-25
NORTH CAROLINA
LEGISLATURE.
Senate Committee Oppose Changing
the Appointing Power.
TAX RAILROADS SIX PER CENT.
A Scheme on the Part OF the Democra
tic Managers TO Deprive Governor
Russell of His Authority a.
Executive.

RALEIGH. y. c., February Especial.
The resolution to give the Beard of In
ternal Improvements power TO appoint di-
rectors Of the North Carolina railroad
was reported unfayorably tonight by the
Senate judiciary Committee on the ground
that to remove such power from the
Governor would be unconstitutional
REVENUE BILL.
There was d long discussion IN the
House in Committee OF the Whole on the
revenue BILL discussing a tax on gross
earnings Of railways
Speaker Connor offered the following
resolution:
THAT the Railway Commission be, and
are hereby. directed to assess the value
OF all railway property I'm this state Tor
taxation on the basis of per cent upon
their net income
Pending this tho House adjourned.
TO GET RID OF RUSSELL.
Tho Democratic managers, it is under
stood. have hit upon plan TO deprive
Governor Russell Of the authority of his
office without taking the trouble OF try
ing him for alleged violation OF his oath
= prominent hNihD'i "a '''D -
said he thought II very probable that
resolution TO impeach tho Governor VIII
soon Doe introduced into the House
ut would not he said "be necessary
for the Senate TO sit and hear the case
out now. Should the House pass resoiu-
ton 10 impeach, that would suspend the
Governor from the exercise OF the func-
tions OF his Office until the Impeachment
trial should be completea. Then. II the
Legislature should adjourn and 20 home
20 meet year or eighteen months hence.
the effect would be TO practically remove
the Governor from Office for the greater
part of his term that remains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-25
D. A. R. OFFICERS.
Several Virginia Ladies Among the
Number-M "Siouewaii" Jack son.

Several Virginia Ladies Among the
Number MRS. "Siouewaii" Jack son.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i-The Congress
OF the Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton to-day received the report of the
tellors of The election held last night TO
sd national offices as follows: Mrs. Dan
iel Manning. Buffalo, y. y. president
general. Mrs W. Howard. Alexandra.
Va. vice president, in charge of organi-
eaton. Mrs. ". A. Smoot. chaplain gem
eral. Mrs a. Akers. recording secretary
general. Mrs. X. X. Henry. corresponding
secetary general; Mrs. g. B. Darwin.
treasurer general
Among the presidents generals
elected are the following. Miss Mary T.
White. Tennessee, Miss Anna NJ Wheeler
Alabama. Mrs. Mildred s. Mathes. oil
Tcnncssc was added TO the list of hcn-
orary president generals. 4 motion
that the Daughters use their influence 20
Save substituted the expression War
between the States Tor War of the he
bellion." was adopted.
Mrs StoneWan Jackson, widow OF the
noted southern leader, Was introduced to
the audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-25
PrcparcYOurSelff0r Spring
Take Dr. Greene's Nervura, the Best
Spring Medicine in the World.

No other remedy in the world will do
Won so much good as DIR. Greene's Ner'-
ura blood and nerve remedy. II IS me
true spring medicine, the idea spring re-
s,orative and sircngth-rencwer.
No remedy is so sure To purify the olooa
and strengthen the nerves, to bring PACK
bloom and color 10 the wan ana taoeu
checks. the brilliancy TO the hollow an"
hsseard ewes, the lightncss and elasticity
to the weak and weary steps, the strenguh'
yigor and vitality to the upstrung' shs.-
tered and worn out nerves. 1t is, indeco,
the greatest OF all spring medicines Tor u
makes those who use it we'll and strong
Mr. Isaac Kelley, Landscape Gardner
Hayerhill Mass, SAYS
During the past spring was ieeung run
and feeling mean so to- speak. As Iwsntec something
20 brace me up and make mo feel better eoneIuue'
20 Try Dr. Creene's Nevurs blood and nerve rem.
edy. It not only made me better right away, put !,
cured me of trouble with my head and neck
have used three bottles Of the Ncfsura and my er.
pcrence has been such as to warrant my praising
highly as medicine forthc liver and Kidneys az
well as a tonic for elderly people Ike myself.
People have more confidence In DR..
/ Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
than in any other medicine because II 10
the prescription OF a regular physician
and therefore perfectly adapted TO cure.
DR.. Greene. IS West I4th ST., New fors
/ City, can also be consulted free inregard TO
any case, personally or by writing to him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-25
SHlPYARD FULL OF WORK,
The Land Owners Oppose the Abat
toir at Newport News.

ltif AT Nt'WIhli aN'N~s
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb. "a
Specialize huntington party VIII prob
dolly leave Tor New York tomorrow.
Inis Is tne present plan. This Us the lons-
.st stay Mr. Huntington mas made here
for some time. and considering The iact
that. as be put IL himself, he ought 60
be In New York at this moment attending
20 Important and pressing business, PEE
lllar signincance attaches TO tho WISH.
II is believed. in the hrst place, 10 pc lin-
roediately ID preparatory 20 me establishing
OF the proposed ordnance plant here. IL
Is known 10 have much TO do with the
extensive Improvements that are being
roade and planned al the yard, with a
View 10 making way for more work.
The capacity OF the yard is al present
taxed. and 10 ~ known that much more
work could be had al this time II the
ward could DO H. Extensions are Delns
RAPIDLY made. and others are planned.
All this bespeaks great future for the
work. and one that Will not be- delayed.
Nh. C. b. circuit president OF the COM
many. II stil here Mr.. circuit Is also
president Of the old Dominion Land Com
amy. and a Is understood that DE IS
making an earnest EFFORT 70 have the
abattolr site removed 10 q point where u
VIII not damage The property OF the COM
oany. u Is not believed that hc viii be
successful but no is hopeful If the
abattoir IL erected upon the twenty-five
acres given boy the G. & o. MS is at pres
mt planned there Is no question That Vtioc
u real estate for dwelling 'nIoses Will
dion DBL that vicinity. and % e. cst.m ted
that tne company would pe loser by no
Ices than 500 900. possibly more
There are other concerns that would
also bc damaged. and already there is talk
amon- real estate men as 90 what re-
,ourse may be had II the abattoir is butt
Oh the present proposed site, which IS IN
The county. Just across the city line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-25
ALL QUIET NOW,
No Disturbance Occurred in Manila
Last Nfoht-C nsuls Nee.

Last Niaht-C nsuls Nee.
MANILA. Feb. 25-lOO5 A. M.-Despite
the threats of the Filipinos to burn the
business centre. the inhabitants Of Ma
Mia were not disturbed last night. There
was not a single incident worth recording
from the time the streets were cleared
until day dawned this morning.
Everything was quiet along the line
outside except FOR occasional yolleys
from punches of lie enemy at various
points.
l0lj a. M.-Thc enemy were most ac-
tive along General King and General
Ovcrshines fine Oh the beach 10 Pasig.
bur Cd few volleys of muskciry. supple
mentcd by shells from the Buffalo. et-
fectually Quioted them. The foreign con-
suls met yesterday 90 confer regarding
commercial interests. but the result OF
their deliberations has not been commu-
uicatcd.
The British Consul was not present AZ
The conference.
The shooting of two Enelishmen and OF
Mr. Argentine manager of the Andrews
Cotton MIL at Tondo on Wednesday. IS
generally regretted. but 10 is admitted
that this was quite unavoidable.
Ev permission of the authorities a
party Of Blue Jackets is landed every
evening from the British Cruiser Narcls-
s1s TO act ass a special fire brigade.
Tho Into Casualties.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4-General OTIS
ablee the War Department to-day an
additional Ust OF casualties during the
fehtnp February pa and 23d. The list
includes sx killed and twenty-nlne
wounded a number of the latter cases
are severe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-25

s matinee this afternoon and per-
formance tonight closes the c"Ga"e-
mcnt of the splendid vaudeville company
that has be.n testing the capacity of the
Piiou since last Monday. There was 3D.
large audience Go witness the perform
ance last night, and everybody went
homo thoroughly satisfied.
Bernard DynW the gifted singer,
never sang in better voice. ANA MS oflel-
made a hit Miss Gussie Nelson. the
pretty and accomplished song and dance
artist. Allen and Delmaln tho laugh
makers n th,Ir sketch Never ~ D..
e.oro5 another hlt. and tho Prentice
Trio. with the remarkable Ntlc acrobat.
%,Uic Prentice. were fHV0rites. Rama
and Amo were loudly app.auNed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-25
Now Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. February 2f-Se'entN-
seventh dav ~ the Crescent city Jockey
clubs winter meeting. Weather CLOUDY
track good Clay Pointer was The only
winning favorite.
First race-seven furlong s-CoNmgtoh'
Ky. 90 10 u first; Reel O5 10 and q 10 y
second: Protus 30 TO u third. Time. 10
Second race-six furl0ngs-Colopel Eads
90 10 u first: May Droit g 20 and :
to y second Minnie b 6 10 y third
Time III.
Third ace-three-sixteenths o. a mile
Aunt Maggie Is 20 ID first: Judge Stead
man 6 to and to - second Governor
BOYD 6 10 u third. Time. 2.4 81.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth miles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-25
CROPPING FOR EVIDENCE.
Nothing New Was ELECTED I'm the
Adams Poison Case Investigation.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2A-At the Coro-
uors inquest to-day into the death of
Mrs Kate Adams IT. might nave peen
irfe~red that Harry Cornish was on
fr,aI lhe witnesses We're questioned 30
= wav to bring out tesumony. reoutuns
that Of Cornish. ROlan Is. MolineuN and
Cornish we're both on me slahu, pvt
tbe,- oddad nothing 70 the information
Possessed by the coroner as 10 the crime.
Assistant District Attorney osborne
and the coroner stated IN so many words
thar they were cropping for evidence ana
q reouost was made tn the open court
room for information that would ala in
encitng the truth.
N has been established that Cornish
and MolineuX hate each other mercer p
NM II has not been proved that Moli-
neux or Cornish harbored III VIII toward
Barnet or that Cornish had q motive Tor
poisoning Mrs Adams.
the four DAYS previous 20 christmas,
aIo'ineux answered readily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-25
REUNION RATES.
one Cent a Mile viii he Charged by
tie Railroads Each Way.

ATLANTA. FEB. A-Thc Southern
Passenger Association has issued cir-
oular authorizing rates to the Confederate
Veterans Reunion, al Charleston, on the
dates May lV-l-.
The rate named IS one cent mile in
each direction. Tickets Will be on sale
from points within "a hundred miles "
Charleston May gth. 10th. iith and 18th,
good TO return until May htn Beyond
hundred miles they Will only Dee sold May
Sth. SIN and 10Th. but good for return
until May DIST.
The Baptist Youre Peoples Union.
which meets iu Richmond m July. was
granted one fare for the round trip, as
were also The Southern Baptist Convon-
ton, which meets in Louisville. and the
Young Mems Christian Association, which
meets iu Ashevilie IA June, and the Grand
Army. which holds It's annual reunion at
Philadelphia 90 September.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-25
A MONSTER COMBINE.
Completion of syndicate 10 Control
Virginia Coke Coal. and Iron.


Virginia Coke Coal, and Iron.
NEW YORK Fco A-The Times to-
morrow win say:
The underwriting syndicate, 90 consoii-
date almost ag the rou industries OF
Southwest Virginia. together with coke
and coal properties. oi which the hrm
of Moore a. Schiey is thc head, last
evening practically concluded the talking
over of titles. preparatory to the IN.
corporation of % NoOWOD company. Of
which George l.. Carter. OF Pulaski. Va,
is to De president and manager The
merger wiii include these companies ana
interests:
Dora Furnace Company. Pulaski, Va.
Max Meadows Iron Company, Max Mea-
dows VA: Ralford-Crane Iron Company
i,adf0rd Va. Graham Furnace Com
pany. Graham Va. Salem Furnace Com
pany. Salem Va: Buena Vista Iron Com
panr. Bueua Vista. Va, Crozier Iron
Company Roanoke and Bristol Iron and
Steel Company. Bristol Va.
Iron Mul-Crcscent Horseshoe and Iron
Company.
Iron ores and Iamestone-Reed Island
Iron Company. Foster Falls Mining Man
ufacturins Company, Wythe and speed
well Iron and Manufacturing company
Cripple Creek orc properties, wheeler
Company and ore lands IN sullivan
county. Tenn. and in Washing ion
Smyth. Wythe and Pulaski counties. Va
Iron Ores-Locust HN Mining Com
pauy, lands in Carter ana Johnson
counties Tenn. Edith Mining Com
pany. Blue Ridge Mining Company
and Consolidated Coal. land and Iron
Company.
Codng and Steam Coal-Virginia and
Tennessee coal and Iron company Toms
Greek Coal and Coke Company. Wise
County Coke Company. Specdwell Coal
and Coke Company. Kentucky Coal and
Coke Company, Jones Coal and Coke Com
pany. Swansea Coal and Coke Company
Pine Pun Coal and Coke Company. Coe-
burn Coal and Coke Company, Coeburn
Colliery Company. Sexton Coal and Coke
Company. and Lee Coal and Coke Com
pany.
nine blast furnaces in all. which have a
capacity Of 10000 tons of zig iron an
nually.
Ihe coal and coke companies own or
control 1900 acres OF producing lands.
The financial plan ol the company as al
present decided on Is as follows:
An authorized capital OF SluWc,oOo
Win authority 10 issue >lO,toOcro OF first
mortgage per cent. gold coupon ponds
for present purposes the company 10 ISSUE
- 5doD1 bonds. and S7,JO0OOD stock. the
rest of the bonds and stock 10 remain
in the treasury Oi the coinpahF 10 DC
hereafter used ~ necessary lor INC dCqu
sitlOn of additional property duultiona
working capital or other genera pun poSe'
of the company
To be used I'M the purchases OF proper-
ties, commissions. expresses ctc-, 49,
coo bonds and S4A0e.O 81 sloch. =,
syndicate purchases lot S'', 'o1 Stoctr 70,
10 the amount OF S3,jOOOOO' ana STOCK ioi
a Ike amount