The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
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" 1911 ~ ~ ~ - 81 ~
Virginia Building. 835i5
! Tho greater part of the Virginia Eek
l.hihlt 9at tho Worlds Fair at st. Louis A
hagt already been shipped Cor Installation
ltiil tho vast buildings prepared for the
I6cxhlbit Of the wonders OF the world, and
lbtnSnnotler week all will shave been Ship
Ifped, and L Assistant Commissioner Muir
|rcll and his assistants will have COMO B
| to tho sccnc of the Exposition. 1inne-8
I3diatcly upon thor arrival there, head
Quarters WILDE opened and the correspol,.
dcnce ana other BUSINESS n connection
With the exhibit, of this State will be 1
handled from st. Louis. NJ u $ssit$ II.
Building Nearly Complete. N
The Virginia building at the xposltion,
ID reproduction of Monticello, the beau
tiful homo or Jefferson Is IN ovI q bout
completed and will he read y, for Occur
5rancyiand the work Of fitting {itlupj with
|#ii$tlE few days. The site for the NIontl-s*
cello building Is the mos tea advantageous
of my state building on the grounds
Captain tyv. ", d Baker, one OF the con,-
misslnners,5 succeeding i'll obtaining from
the Worlds Fair management a central
location In asbeautlful {naturnl L grove ana 4
on theS,highests point III tic i Exposition
grounds and I, closely contiguous TO the
great buildings Of n tile posi- ton; It !.
required some negotiations and much 4
consultation to secure such oI t:hoica SPOT,
but Captain 81 Baker would not submit
IL having this States display pigeon
hoed or located In some remote spot.
The building will be OF stat compost tion,Y
tho material OF which all the FIX ton
structures are built and 1t will be- n
Reproduction In color Of its Is prototyp pa
Which crown tho mountai ilst,overl ooking
Charlottesville. 955s tSs8 III
Already three fun car-loadH Of apples
| and fruits, two cars of agri cultural& pro-
ducts ana one Of minerals and timber
Hhave iheen shipped and will soon be install \
ed insthe great buildings among the eclnsst-5 a
filed exhibits! Three more cars will tsbc a
necessary to transport the minerals timr
| her, forestry. fish and game n exl1t pits
Land this will about make UP Virginia 3 ]
cpntl,bution.s 3fs'ss8
Will Make -Four Displays.
This state will make four displays. Tho /
first Is to be of apples and other fruits
and will be one OF the largest and most 1
creditable IN the great horticulture build
ing In VIrginta's space therein. The com
| nissoners are particularly proud of the 4
l5frult cxhiu.t,, showing the vast posslbili-5
| ties ofstl,e orchard industry In this State
an industryBnow in its infancy. In va
i5riety. standard and quantity his will
equal the exhibit Of any State In the
/ Union. d II tsy 81 * 5ffifs 4.
4 In tia griculturet building will be a
i grca and ysaritd display OF the State S
4 agricultural products embracing all the \
varied products OF the State, and includ-
Ling exhibits of hthe8ccreals forage Of all \
! kinds, seeds, trucking products. potatoes
! berries. peanuts laid II obacco and cot ton.
lin shortlit will include fins specimens
of everything grown in Virginia. and llli
embracing some prize winning prod ucts. 4
Special Tobacco Exhibit.
In connection with this exhibit there
| Will be a special tobacco exhibit 70 the
/ collection, of which Captain Q. w. Stone
| assistant commissioner has devoted
! much work and thought with highly sat
i isfactory results. The tobacco exhibit
twill occupy a space Of 20 by 10 feet. ana
/ Will be unique and attractive In design
| as it is representative of the various
grades and colors of tobacco grown In
/ this State. The tobacco eXhl Will pc
surmountcd by a life-size effigyE Of Foca-
I5hcntas. constructed wholly Of tobacco,
land standing full height upon q globe
4 representing the world which in turn
Il rests upon a pedestal OF tobacco The
5Efisure OF Pocahontas s#dcsigncd from
Il drawings by w. IL Sheppurds the FAMOUS
! Virginia artist, and promises TO be as
4 beautiful and symmetrical as it Is unique
i and 5t;tpproprinte, g In the exhibit 5thero
A will be specimens of all grades ant
a shades of tobacco from the bright lemon
a wrappers to the black heavy Austriun
land Italar shipping! grades. " VIII IN y
4 clude some OF the finest specimens o s
A {lenf tobacco ever grown In n this state,
4 brights dark leaf. shipping and sun
q 3curad Bcsides5 the leaf exhibit there
4 Will be displays Of manufactured toblc-j3
4, GO In It's various forms seyeral large
I notwithstanding firms trlbutins. inc
!. r. a. Patterson Tobacco Company, OF
x this city viii haveya miniature mannfnc-
$I#turng plant onsitle grounds. showing The
Z! procnsses Of making tho finished t pro-
I duct. Sparrow and 3Graycly.s55of Mar
81 Huntsville. and the p B, GrnYcly Tobacco
ID Company, of Mnrtinsvlle. will also make.
q special exhibits OF manufactured goods. ri
Mines and Metallurgy.
The third exhibit by Virginia VIII be
q that In the Mines and alctalurgy5 sbu Id
Ing. and VIII ono Of the greatest col
lectons OF virginia's5 mineral products
a eyer gotten together. both IN variety ana
tho quantity shown, Tie idea of HAVING
a :. - : - p
PHYSICIANS sEVERYWHE ERE
Know the Value OF Pyramid Pile Cure.
a "Gratitude alone prompts me to testify
to the efficacy Of pyramid Pile Cure,
Last March | bought a dollar pa ka sc AT
tho drug store which cured me OF bleed
ing piles. and / was a sufferer from them
for eight years. but had not been trou,
II bled with them since until last September,