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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
Thomas & Gunter.
Investment Plum.


 For Sale-For $1,45O. a piec of well located negro property consisting of three good houses on nice lot renting for $240 per annum. Owner needs cash and makes this sacrifice in order to get it.
 Choice Residence Lots. For $1,250 lot on Grove Street-$1,4 400 lot on McDonough Street-$1,6O lot on Adams Street. If you want a nice home or profitable investment, you can get same by buying either of these lots.
 Plantations. We have number of desirable pieces of farm property located in this and adjoining counties. If you are in the market for this class of property 1t will pay you to call on or write us.
 SURETY BONDS. FIRE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

We have a good six-roomed house whiet happened to be left over because the tenant for the new rental year was suddenly moved from the city If you want 1t, look at No. | l2 s. Bainbridge Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
FOR RENT,
Are Ynn InauredP

Suburban store and dwelling attach ed in a first class business district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
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We Are Ready

with our greatest and most tastefully chosen early Fall showing of Wedding Gifts and Souvenirs, Prizes, Anni-, versaries, Xmas and all oth- CT gift purposes.
 No pains have been spar ed by c. L. Ruth in his re- cent Eastern trip in collect, ing the most exclusive Euro pean and American novel, ties.
 'There isn't in Montgom- cry another store where I can find such a variety of fresh dainty Bric-a-Brac and Cut Glass; where everything looks so new and pretty" says a woman.
 Everything is new. The Silverware is superior in ev- cry sense. Hand Painted China is conspicuously domi- nant. There are no samples or shopworn Clocks. The newest ideas and styles in fine Diamond Jewelry are evidenced. Patek- Phillipe and Elgin Watches a spe- cialty. {
 Space is so limited we can not give you a correct idea of the great scope of our Fall. stock here. You must come and see for yourself to fully realize its extent.-
 9XR1HrtSI1;' - WAX&zza
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
w. B. DAVIDSON,
 5 I-2 North Court.

l60 acres of land about seven miles miles from Montgomery near a graveled road; further particulars furnished the interested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

Advsrtsssmssts win be inserted in this coaunn. undsr any clas.ined hsading. tWenxy-nve wordB oe lssn. each inssr-
 kton. and one cent per word for twenty
 0su words or over. each insertion Cash
 znust accompany each a6vertisemsnE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

have piece of business property for $7,5OO which Is worth considering. IT you will follow my advice and buy N you Will be certain of a profit in comparatively short while. Call and see me and will try and convince your Judgment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

Another one on Martha Street for $1,500. The lot Is 50x150, the house has four rooms and is now rented for S12.50 per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

desirable residence within four blocks of Commerce Street; 1t has all or the modern conveniences including two bath rooms Price $5,25O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

Out on Martha St. we have a good Investment in the shape of a four-room cottage that rents for $12.5o a month. Price. $1,250.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

One of the best improved plantations in this county We offer for sale. This propertv ia con9 venient to Montgomery, is a white nan,s boo,a Witn all the convenierces of a home in prime condltion-lies on graveled road good tensne houses well tenanted. good land in good con dition. about 9So acres, and can he bonSht st us real value; fair. reasonable price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

dred acres, we'll Improved and tenanted : nna Bermuda pasture; close to town; very desirable and cheap; will sell as a whole or in ten or more acre tracts few suburban tracts of land 20 to 50 acres each, at reasonable prices. A small farm. about nine miles from town, on gravel road. at 6 big bargain if sold at once. Call Monday.
 Several fine investments in city property. ranging in prices from Si 500 to 5000. We have ten thousand dollars to lend at a per cent on approved city property, Fire insurance written at lowest rateA
 J. T. Roberts 6 Son,
 24 s. Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

WE ARE Selling -~~oerty, Renting Houses.
 Writing Insurance,
 Negotiating Loans. At Your Service. SWEATT WESTCOTT, 10 South Perry St., Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

A two-story house on Mildred Street that we can sell you on easy payments There are six rooms. electric lights and all water connections. $200 cash, the balance in payments of $35. .O0 per month. This is one chance to get a nice home on easy terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
HELP WANTED.

HELP wANTED-Men' in each State to travel
 distribute samples. advertise and carry on oui business salary SIS per week; S3 per day roi expenses; expenses advanced. Kuhlman Com. pany. Dept. BlA. Atlas Block, Chicago. 2a WANTED-Everywhere people to copy letter1 at home spare time, and return to us; good pay; materials sent free: mailing or cans wasting: enclose addressed envelope for particu. lars and wages we pay. Guarantee O., Dept, BOP, Philadelphia, Pa. 2d
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

WANTED-Plasterers and fathers. G Dean, Century, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
Want Ad Philosophy.

The women who keeps bOardera should 'bOrrOw a lenf'' from the plans of the big stOres-and set apart a Iib- eraI appropriation for advertising. The woman who does this will make money. just as surely as the big stores make money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

We have a six-room house on Jefr. Davis Ave. for $1.200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

On South Lawrence Street, close in we can sell you a nice home for 3,200
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

Unless you own a little ground In this city you lack something of the full stature of citizenship. It won't requires a great deal of money to begin just watch the real estate ads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
FOR SALE.

A beautiful little cottage on South Hull St. The lot is 5ox15o. The house has all modern conveniences and we will loan you $1.5o0 at ' per cent on this place. Price, $2,200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-Spiendid eight-room residence or Madison Avenue; only four blocks from center of city. Price. S3.7o0. Apply to Pierce &
 Hardeman, 22 South Perry St. ii
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
CHARLES & NELSON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

NO. Q COmmerC0 SLs
 FOR RENT. The residence of MT. c. S. Boles in Cloverdale. There are five acres oi land in this place and it Is a most desirable home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

P. NJ. Kohn & Son. 25h Commerce Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

we nave better than an average prairie ana ana hammock place on graveled road in thts
 Goo1oS' enoS pretty well improved. containing about scre. ' AV' o'<'oO an
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

FOR sALE-one story, Groom cottage, with outbuildings: located on Clayton Street; Sx.soC will purchase if sold at once. Chandler < Douglass. n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
FOR RENT.-RO0Ms.

NICELY FURNISHED front room for rent. Apply 5i5 Jefferson St. I3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; few weeks completes; can nearly earn expenses be- Tore nnishing top wages paid graduates; cata- logue mailed free. Moler Barber College New Oiie"hs Ld' 6t-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
wANTED-arALE HELP.

WANTED--Deputy organizers for an up-to. date insurance order that pays while you live: no msmbership fee and easy to work' liberal inducements offered to hustlers. Az dress Benevolent Knights. Box l4A. Meri. dian. Miss. f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
FINANCIAL

MONTGOMERY ABSTRACT CO, 6 s. Perry St. Montgages on improved property for small amounts for sale. Money to Loan on favorable terms 0-27
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Nine good oxen and two new carts for $500. J. H. Mccall. els Ieiterson street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

WANTED-A large manufacturing concern about to open distributing depot in this section. desires services of responsible man to take management; salary Sl, l,6oo per annum and commissions. Applicant must furnish first class references and $500 to sf, 800 cash. Mer chandise furnished Address, Manufacturer care Nelson chesman Company Chicoga, III. :
 su-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
WANTED-sALESMEN,

SALESMEN make SI0o a week: best staple side line carried; experience required; pock- ct samples; good testimonials; fifteen days for
 White Lead Co.,, St. Louis, Mo. su-5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

FUNERAL FLOwFRS-Our florist understands the arrangement of beautiful and appropriate funeral pieces. and all orders, large or small, receive careful attention. Out of town order, packed so to travel any distance safely
 Fsrnhlll Greenhouses. Long distance phone
 IUOI. lC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15


aluminium when injected Into q fame
burns witt q most Intense heat 30 that It 4
is used Tor. this purpose for ding rails
to lesser degrees OF heat At tho Same
time d new explosive OF great power iias
been Invented, consisting Of Is per- cent
powered aluminium and ~ per cent, otass
{ The raw materIai Il from which GlumI-
mum is now chief produced is know as 1
a rss MT s ebt LINED Inc Taas
taI, however. Is now mined In Georgia,
ALBANIA and Arkansas. where 1T has ~
formh Xery nSh e kno,in
granite rocks, Thirty thousand tons o /
ais .f ssX are minsS SicS
the amount or work j. H. extracting thens
3 T. t;s
worth q aluminium Is extracted &, &,
With sulphur and some other 6
1nordant Il In dying, 5Ia us an astring ent in 4
medicine. and by the bakers to make out
OF poor four bEsad e, Whit would
out the help of any chemical EN- al gent
A few years ago there died In an Ohio;
town q chemist who PROGRESSED to have
clay by a process so cheap that 1t could
be used as freely as wood. 6ls But he died &
without impartinE tho secret to any one.
and very likely had no valuable secret to
simparf. But Il is evident that Immense
possibilities lie before Inventors of de-
wishing cheap pro- esses for sepa ting this
valuable metal from the endless clay
banks and shale beds which are every
where to be found. and Of thus conferr4a5
ing a boundess favor upon the world In
ways proftably ia Ike the place Of wood
whiclpis now so rapid ~ disappearing from
the world. "a It was said OF one OF thu
tai a city Of brick and left 1t a. city of
stone, tits by no means inlproba BILE tha
some great inventor may yet have e
tho world built OF stone, and left them
In the light airy and brilliant gstiu cturess
of aluninuIn.s ~ ii44 4 III "a ,5a5'9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15

ing and consolidation Of the San Fran
cisco street railway properties, and WINS
made general manager and acting pres
5ident OF the San Francisco Properties as
acquired. Upon tho completion Of the
deal and tho turning over OF the prop
critics by the Baltimore syndicate 70
New York brokers. lio returned to PHIL
adelphia and opened an office Tor the
same syndicate, taking charge OF raj way.
construction In territory west Of Phila-3
delphIa. From this position he came to.
Richmond In July, 1902, as general man,
nger Of tho railway depnr tment Of the
Virginia Pa ssengcrs and Power Comfnn ny,
In charge q 8 Its Richmond and Man,
chester lines. Upon the requirement Of
the control Of the properties by Mr.
Gould, Mr. Huff was ina do general man
sager OF tho company, fand his au thoritys
extended to the interhrban and Peters,
gburr lines; ana upon the resignation OF
fSuperintendent Trafford authority was
extended over the, light and power depart +
ment as we'll as Sall8 other Departments
Of the Virginia NI'asseng ger e and Power
Company. He has found time from the
demands Of operation and const Ion
to follow several special lines Of origi-55
raj invest igation, as will be sattestcd BY.
tho patent office records. Chief among
these are a series Of patents forSt m
5proyements in rai lWay ira OK ponds.S3a
series for electric street car con trollers
and also a. series for railway block sig
mailing. II IN
Mr. IIuf is q member OF the \ Kappa
Alpha (southcrn) fraternity the Ameri-ff
can Society Of Mechanical engineers, tho
Lakeside County Club and tho sSVestmol ore re
land Club. s Flo was married 3 lille IN
Raleigh, NJ; c., to D Miss Eva 6 70 ham.
daughter Of Major William A G ra ham.
Of Lincoln county, N. G: Mrs. lIIuffs
mother was Ass Julia Lane, Of Anne lia
county, VA and her narriag sc in SO to-
Major. (then captain) Graham, OF the
Nineteenth North Carolina Cavalry was
one Of the gromanccs OF the Civil War.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huff, with heir three
children and Mr.. Huff's mother, live
at nc. 1417 Grove Avenue, and are mem
hers Of Grove Avenue 3 aptist Church. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
JULY 18TH in WORLDS HISTORY

3#8 400 b.
Of Regilum, which it is said the twin knights Castor
and Poux appeared white horses ana e
Maxnus and Balbinu nperos Of Rome, murdered by tho
sPraetoran guards.
Two huge movable had been constructed and rolled with
the Of the Notifications From the tops these
they fought besicged till aternoon hci
flor named etode leaped upon and oowedby
all the knights drove the down into the city, The
the i'll triumph the walls and after
years bondage the holy city passed from under the
yoke The victory thus baye won furnished by ierocy
81 the conquerors The number slain the city amounted
to 20 900 the Jews we're burned in their synagogues
Anne of ceves, Henry VIII England
picture But painter had acrcd the beauty and the King
coming dsgustcd with what he termed FLANDERS obtained
her home again She retired seemingly
cerned and no doubt considered great good fortune
Henry Of Anou, divcstcd Of the Polish full diet
and the throne declared vacant.
MAN. i'll which the first white sailed the
Hudson River Amsterdam at her having been de-
tanned England November of the previous
Joseph Mcecn died first pres
idcnt Of BoWdoin College.
1875
Bonaparte himself Captain q The Brit
sl ship Belcrophon.
The first legislature 81 tic State 81 Panama formed Of the
provinces o Panama and
lusto Arogemena was appointed a. Superior ch'cf
The continued The United States had
they upon the and killed wounded several
hundred Of them.
the recent BY the North
armies
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,,xsa nr,nelr,,e: IL lived Il {, throughout

4 fixed principle: lie lived 1t throughout
his life.
From time in1memorial n,et, have been
nicknanied by their friends and foil overs.
Tako for example, Mad" Anthony
wayne In Revolutionary times; stone-
wall" Jackson. among our own INDUSTRIOUS
dead. Think what O. tale Of urireasoning
obedience Is told by tho '.Me Too nick
namc for Senator rlatt. OF New York.
In our own political life we have had
Extra Billy" Smith and our own Lame
Lion OF Iynchburg" There IL much In "a
nickname that long biographical sketches
would not tell; and among all OF tbs
great men9of our nation, the grand old
men Of our States, tho Mayors OF our
cities and tho party leaders of the pre-
cliicts and wards tho first to take tho
eternal nickname OF the Golden Ieulo
was Samuel N. Jones. Hc was laughed
at bit hts great leader and master was
crucificd. He was misunderstood but 50
were the early martyrs. and llc could
stand that. Like many another "eccen-s
trio follower OF some wild idea," Samuel
NJ. Jones has wrought for himself an en-
during monument that future people will
bchold with veneration and affection. Cut
OF all tho politicians In all the world, h, he
was the first to adopt as his principle
and practice, In season and out Of sea- sea
son. the Golden Rule. and he gained his
reward in tho love OF Ills fellowmen and
tho consciousness 81. having done his best
to .bc kindly affec toned one to another
in honor Npreferring ono another" right
here In this world. A man with such
ideals ana such vigor in carrying them
out comes mighty close to tasting heaven
without having to die. S3
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Golden Rule Tones."S

When death selected Samuel M. Jones,
the so-called eccentric Mayor OF Toledo,
o.. for Its Victim the other day. it
reached for a shining mark, In many
respects Mr., Jones was a remarkable
man. Shafts of rldicule had been aimed
at him for long time, and the only
noticeable result was to give him
Eame. Golden Rule Jones' that was
much to his credit.
He modestly claimed to do business On
tho principles inculcated By the Golden
Rule. and his hundreds oflcrployes tess
tify that he made good his claim. None
Of the thousands OF people with whom
lie did business In other ways have over.
offered to dispute the Justice Of the claim.
Mr.. Jones tried to Introduce the same
principles In politics and carry them
out In municipal government 1t Is no
reflection upon him. but rather It is to
the discredit Of the people he tried TO
serve; that In this latter experiment he
was only partially successful.
In all OF his efforts to make those
about him, and all the world, for that
matter, better or. he Was honest, sim
cero end earnest and those efforts stamp-
cd him an unusual man IN his day aud
generation At all times during his re-
markable career he had the confidence
and respect. but not always the cordial
support OF Ills fellow-citizens, More
earnest support would perhaps haze en-
abled him TO accomplish the good be
sought for his fellowmen. Ills !ndi-
4 yiduality Was pronounced, and HIS appll-
| cation OF the Golden Rile waz ,vStb j,r
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HIS 8oNLYgsW.jiIs: ST
"a tol1ches the heart striugs n

& Nothing 50 touches the heaFt STRINGS an
The loss OF a favortte child. Anyone whol
has experienced such = n,s fortune win
sympathze with Mr.. N. J. lewis. ~
Eewberry, Florida who writes: 81 am
"a thankful thai. have found a curs
Tor dyserltery. For three years ] haye}
been troubled wsth this disease. Chamf
berlains Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy
was recommended to me and has ef-
'fected q cure. When 1t comes back one,
dose sail that is necessary to set me-
right. I$only wish ] had known about
Ibis remedy year. a go when my dea5
little baby, one and half years oldf
The doctors tried to stop 1t, but faileds
and buried my very heart strings with
NV child. No household should be with
out this valuable remedy. y For so Ely Y
.druggists \. Z 81
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N =
Its compounds until 1928, and was not
produced in sufficient quantities to be Of
commercial value until 1850. ~ AS late as
1883 there were only elghty-three qGIu1ntah5
of the metal produced In the 8 y MEG ea
By Charles ii. Hall, blythe use OF whose
patents only Is the metal now, produ.c;ee 20
In the United States. the annual va quan1tltty
The metal resembles silver in appear
ance and may be easily hammered into
thin sheets or, drawn out into fine wire 2.
St est aa eea
llarity is its lightness. Its specific grav-3
Ky being only fourth th'a ron slsys hc
This VIII its s sreedg ~ ON
Btarnish through oxidation In the ait ana ana
water, gives 1T great lue N Inc COL
fstruction the framework Ct Instruments y
which have to be carried from pie GO - ~
place, While as a. conductor OF ele ctrlcity
it stands so high that IT. is largely dis-s
placing. the llse Of COPPER for tha1 puET...
RON It's s comnounds Isl ali that prevents
an enormous enlarg ement5 Of its US !,
Before speaking, 10 Wey,er, the gIGhWi 1il
aum hls nais i put aa Nil It's ui best
soma account Of tho various familiar.
forms in which IT appears IN colnt' llii'
ton. IF .
Several Of the colnpounds 81 aluminI n,a
S5onss Tine sapPhss a o sSrSSst at
next to the diamond, is tho hard est SUI.
STANCE known. nMcolpr sapphire, fan ii ges
from blue TO black blue 4belng ~ 2, I'M
psd ogs keWn to AZ As
snsat sacsas When msi some
yar!eties the sapphIrf atis rs rcd rcd
variety being tile most lllg ny 1vaau.e ~, Y
snS Po sI ssb hhIT s ena ruby
brought from Chino constitutes one OF
the Jewels in the imperial crown lp 81 1--WE w
], The garnet is "a compound of sill Ca with
aluminY; ulurina is tho oXa or " ~ !
num-, Iron and man ~ ~, ! - uom
rety is much used a. t gem, ,. n,iu valmed
aso hsee e 81 S and tn ssI possos
class OF garnets are coming 70 De q cp, !,
siderable value When tRs i,aee ~
emery -Four Thousand & sfif ~
States III 1907. ayeraging IN Vasue 9 ss'9 y
The most valuable. because Tie .m Z 9 I.
abundant, compound %of nlMrninnnl TT S !.ass
lure clay Is b hydra ted NJ ot.s f
ina-thnt Isl Il cheniea copll, e =, ,,, ~
tho clements S,al,u' ,s,. II
oxygen and water. SS,.e, z, P sm,s When
heated ,atte 60 ire redness it3 ibecomea solid nnu
r rHs for onp artstc and building purppses
i that are known. Among the most an,
1 OF human arts Ii pottery, when l NJ f iie
l 10 have been niade by = n'oss ~ pset'9'7
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The Baltic.

with every berth In her first and So
cond cabins taltesi and with her present
steerage capacity taxed to its utmost,
the big Baltic, Of the White Star Line
sailed Wednesday, on her first e. stern tl'1
voyage. The Baltic Is the largest ship
now afloat, and carried 1926 persons, q
good sized town. but that was hardly
half, for she can carry 5000 not lil-i
GLIDING a. crew Of $50. The Baltic Is 7265
feet long, and has 10000 tons displace-
mont, 7 and q cargo capacity OF 900
tons. Though such an enormous ship
the Baltic burns less than one-half as
much coal a day as tho Deutchland. her
great competitor. The reason Ss that tho
$50 tons used by the Baltic takes her
across In eight days, which Is Just as fast s
as the public wants to 50, Indeed, q
body who has Travelled y on a y cry Y 1alsts
ocean liner would never desire to SO,
through tie fearful Vibration, While H 's
q necessary incident d to great speed on
the ocean, unless it was absolutely ne ne
cessary. & Tho continual increase in the
size and cont forts of the ocea liners IS
a comment on he trend Of the public's,
wishes. The Baltic has four decks
which are useful for promcnading or en- en-
ioying tho air. There is every possible 'slt =
convenience for rest, comfort and pea ce.s
Instead Of sleeping in a cuddy hole those
who can pay for It can have row a f fe'
row Of cabins containing bed room, sit
ting room and bat en- suite 7 these 6; senor-
nous boats, which are being built cons M
paratively large numbers to the exclu-s
sion of the very fast boat. which once
seemed to be. the aim for which all steam.
ship lines were; competing, show that Il at It
prevent the manage OF the big ira MS,
gauantic lines believe that the travelling
public prefer. conf fort and security to dis
comfort and speed. No matter ! { the
fast boat Is just as safe IT cannot be
as roorny or airy or steady as the slower
one-and certainly eight days is fast fast
enough, 4, II. 553F N ,5
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EXC uRslohs NEW
JERSEY SEAS Fio RE e EsoRTfS, +

-7'73 E7u7 e e Nc, q
rs Commencing Juno 4tll. and until Sep'3
TENDER 10TH. elusive ~ III. ~ 8
each week. special excursion tickets to
Atlantic city, Cape May. Ocean City and
San Isle City. N. H., Al rate Of $40 round
trip from Richmond Tickets good goinE
only on duteeof sale and for return pas
sage leaving destination not later than
Tuesday following dgte Of issue, Apply
ticket agents r.. r.. & ~, II. n.
w +. YLOI afilc Manager.
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,o,er j the hest Of the old virginia

fomesteads.
Altogether Virginia has made tin hest
and most characteristic disnlay OF her
resources OF tho forest, field, mine and
factory that she has ever done. and the
greatest credit is due to those energetic
members OF her commission, who have We
accomplished SO much to set the re- a-
sources Of the state properly before the
world 4