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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-07-20
GENERAL NEWS.

= Henry G. Davis, the Democratic
non inee for vice president, is 81 years
OF age.
= The Swiss Government has pass
cd Law prohibiting parents affecting
their offspring with fantastic and alb
surd Christian nance.
- Two men were killed by light.
ming while playing baseball on Mon
day afternoOn-Charles +. Jeffriss at
McKeesport, Pa, and Joseph Barrett
at Cumberland, Nd.
- It is stated that Grover Cleve-
land will take the stump for Parker
and Davis, aud there is no reason to
believe that the old man will do the
ticket more harm than good.
= The oldest love letter in the
world is in the British Museum. 1t
is proposal of marriage fer the hand
of an Egyptian princess and it was
made $500 years ego. 1t is in the
fo-m OF an inscribed brick.
"A German photographer, Kun
valid, when taking picture of lady
of doubtful age places sheets of cellu-
loid between the negative and the
printing paper, shus producing o very
softeniDS effect which hides the dis
orepaEoies of age.
- The papers are egsip mentioning
that Roosevelt's mother was q Miss
Bullock Of Georgia and descendant
from South Carolina family. Well,
watch South Carolina and Georgia
-, II 4,
Wilmington Star.
The bureau Of statistics, Wash.
ington, in its report on Monday gives
the acreage Of corn planted this year
81 800, 600 acres, On increase of 2, $780,
600 over last year. The average con.
dition on July Is. was 1914 as com.
pared with 1914 the first Of July, 1903.
- A white barber refused to shave
o negro preacher at Oyster Bay, N.
Y, Roosevelt's home, Saturday night.
The preacher and his colored friends
are described as greatly stirred up,
and some Of them are talking Of bring
ing the matter before the president iu
one way or another.
= Rather than spend years in the
chaingaug, having been sent up fo,
life for murder, Andy Morgan, O
young white man, recently convicted
in the superior court in Atlanta fo,
killing Ben Stroupe, jumped head Grs,
into we'll 35 feet deep, at the Palmer
Brick Company's yard snd broke his
neck.
- Public sentiment in favor Of
n, ,ra aavara roonlot;ono ooro.n;o, ~ =
sales Of poisons by chemists is making
headway rapidly, says the New York
Tribune. Few men or women who
have resolved to kill themselves find
much difficulty in buying anywhere
the necessary drugs. This is espe
oially true Of the purchases OF car.
bolio acid, which can be obtained in
deadly quantities from pharmacists
we'll nigh all over the town in nearly
every hour of the day or night.
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Most of the Fall River. Mass

= Most Of the Fall River, Mass,
cotton mills have resumed operations
after q ten days shut down. The op.
eratives, it is reported, of whom there
are more than $4,000 in the cloth
mills, are restless over the situation.
They have sustained loss in wages
during the spring and summer amount
ing to reduction Of forty per cent.
The textile unions expect revision
in wages will be made which viii be q
reduction OF at least ten per cent.
= In the newly invented apparatus
in Germany for milking COWS by cleo
tricity rubber hoods are attached to
the udder Of the COW. These hoods
are connected with a vessel for re-
ceiving the milk by means of a rubber
tube, from which the air is exhausted
by means of the electrical device. 1t
is claimed that the suction, thus Sc
cured, resembles very closely the
sucking of calf, and that for this
reason the COW "lets down her milk
more freely than when milked by
hand.
= Senator Tillman acquitted him
self fairly we'll at the St. Louis c,n-
vention, the only thing occasioning q
burst of his usual picturesque Ian
guage being the receipt Of the Parker
telegram. Then he said some things
with an establishment about not 60.
ing to be kicked and cuffed about that
way and was about to say something
more when o New Yorker tapped him
on the shoulder and suggested that he
wait until he had read the telegram
TO this he acquiesced in good humor.
In fact, Mr.. Tillman was rather jolly
all the time. In the speech he said
it is time to bury the hatchet. He
said he favored the Chicago and Ken,
sas City platforms but recognized the
fact that the party could never gel
enough votes on those platforms te
win an election. We believe that in
the ST. Louis convention Mr.. Tillmau
was distinctly an element for good
Charlotte Evening Chronicle.
= A caot which will have consider
able Importance in the political calou
lations little later in the oampaigr
is that the election this year will be
by an electoral college having 80 more
votes than the one chosen four years
ago. This is the first! Presidentia
election held under the apportion
ment that followed the census of 1900
Of the 80 additional votes, 8 went tc
Southern States which are solidlJ
Democratic, !? TO States which, by
recent tests Of public opinion, are sup
posed to be Republican. and 4 tt
States which generally are classed al
debatable. Here is an advantage t
the Republican party which would bt
important in a close election. Th,
Democrats enter the campaign will
twelve States, having ia electora
votes, which are SO solidly for thei
party that the election will be mer,
formality. These are Alabama, Ar
kansas, Florida, Georgia. Louisiana
Mississippi, Missouri, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia.
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ANDERSON s. c., WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1904
At Sumter. tbirtean .,

- At Sumter, thirteen crowded
coaches Of oolored excursionists ar
rived in the city Tuesday morning
from Columbia. AS the fret section
Of. the excursion train was leaving
the tank beyond the Southern depot
at 9.15 Tuesday night seven or eight
negro boys rocked the train and broke
seTera. windows.
While Mr. r. 0. Brook, of Pendle.
ton, was driving his family home from
Seneca ca Sunday the mules which he
had hitohed to the surrey became uu.
manageable and backed the vehicle off
the hige stone abutment on the bridge
at Chereys. Mrs. Brook Wos eonsid.
erably bruised, one Of the mules was
killed and the surrey was demolished.
- In the court of common pleas in
Charleston motion was made for ali
mony in the case Of Annie Henderson
Legget against Walter w. Legget.
The plaintiff is now Is years of age,
having been married at the age Of 13
years, on Christmas, 1902. She al.
leges that she had to separate from
her husband on account Of his cruelty
and abuse, and that her husband Is
now able 60 support her. The ohse
was referred to Master Sass TO .ake
the testimony.
= Jack Byrum, o white man, was
arrested in Chester, wanted ir two
States for murder, and was taken to
Texaa by che sheriff Of Ven Z.ndt
County. His fddling led to his az
rest. Some time ago Chester meu
was in Texas and attended fiddle
contest and mentioned fiddler in his
county who could beat any OF the con.
testants. The officers knew Of By
runs ability and questioning Of the
Chester County man led to the belief
that the famoue fiddler was the Byrum
wanted for murder.
The ten.year- old son Of Congressman
Finley, Of Yorkville, while riding q
bicycle few days ago met with an
accident. By some means the great
zoe OF his right foot got caught be-
tween the chain and front spocket
wheel Of his bicycle with the result
that the toe, with the exception OF o
small portion Of the skin, was ampu.
tated. The injured member was
dressed by the family physician, and
while he has very little hopes Of ssv.
ing il, decided not TO sever il entirely
until after he ie entirely satisfied that It
cannot be saved.
The Woodmen Of the World have
Lost their celebrated suit brought
against them by citizen of Yorkville,
who claims that he was injured in the
Initiation. The Supreme Court to.
day handed down o decision affirming
the finding Of the lover court, which
awarded tbe plaintiff $1,000. The
case attracted attention ell over the
country and was Of particular interest
70 oil secret organizations, as some OF
the initiation used was brought out in
the trial. The suit was brought by
8. M. Mitchell, who claimed that
while joining the order Q goat was
used that injured him permanently.
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- If man gets tired Of leading
q single life he should marry and be
led.
= Time waits for no man, but men
waste lot of time waiting for wo-
men.
= Love not only laughs at lock-
smiths, but giggles at any old thing.
- Men should be elected to Office
because of their qualifications for the
job and not for the purpose Of keep
ing them out Of jail.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-07-20

r. E. Nicholson and R. A. Gentry
are expected to address tho patrons or
Rock Mill schools at Roberts Church
on July 90. at o'clock p. m. The
Club roll will also meet at same time,
list can be recorded. 8. A. Burns.
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This Sale Of ours bringing business s
than expected The people when we advertise
Clearance Sale they depend it being clearance
They know from past experience that when article
cut from $3.50 to s500ts doubt about it, We
not big prices for advertising space tell untEuth
about Store the Goods we SELL If you want
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- A contract has been let for new
school building in Pickens to cost
$4,000.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-28

vile ana Ne>1xtIc railroad ~ fotto~ts
in banking %circlesi Il y predicted that.
10 an isdustriai sense. the south will un-
Gergo . great change in the next few
years. The expectation Of such a change
has mech 10 10 with the hopeful feeling
whssh prevails as TO The future Of Louis
4 Nashville.
The growth Of cotton manufscturc in
the cotton growing States IN the las, few
years has been a very nsturai develop
raent which has no, by any meaus reached
iss full linit. There we're a number Of
favorable conditions which served 70 bring
this growth about. and as somouhat simi-
liar conditions exist in favor Of other lines
Of industry Il is to lie expected that in
time this force will work for the DIVERSE
6eation Of southern business.
The line Of industry which Is expected
a. follow cotton manufacturing Ia the re-
awakening Of the south IS the production
Of finished iron and steel products. No.
, foundry pig iron nov sells It Rirmsng-
ham AZ $40 per ton, while the basis ~
northern points IL a~aproximatel, $3.50
per ton higher. II seems odd that a large
amount Of sosthern pig should nov be
shipped northern points, the freight add
ing more than 80 per cent. to the price. to
be there manufactured. much Of the man
usactured product being sent back 10 the
south, az r. still higher rate for freight and
sold in territory which affords great adj
v%antages for manufacture OF similar lines
Of goods.
Among The advantages which the south
offers are cheap labor and a climate which
permits uninterrupted activity throughout
The year. These are. of course not coufu-
ed In their beneficial effects TO the iron in-
t%ustry. but are Important in "a broader
sense as tend Co promote industry Of an
kixds and indirectly. RS well as directly.
tho iron aud steel trades.
The south has great natural shipping
facilities through gulf ports Co which the
railroads have an easy grade. unlike those
from llishurg Co the soahoard, which
have 90 cross che natural barrier ct the
Allegheny mountains. This b. au impor-
tant consideration both Tor foreign and
coastuise tiadc. but. OF course. the great
est Development in the near FIXTURE b. cA-
rccted FROM The local trade which is now
very largely supplied with goods OF north
cru manufacture
a point which is nov being a~ccenuaicd
BE- that while thc soii of thc south b. capa-
nle of producing 90 crop uaich paws better
ihtn perhaps amy of ftc other important
agricultural products of this country. land
BIZ still comparatively cheap. ON account
OF TIE gcnialiiy of thc climate. work can
go ON unintcfrup.edlr throughout the
ycar- whereas in the northwest. which has
received such sud inhux Of immigrants in
thc lasf icV years. practically no work
can nc done uufinE thc winter. This gives
labor Boo thc south 300 efficiency 90 icast -
per cent greater than Boa thc north.
AN these factors work naturally f.r
progress Iu the south. aud what stimulate.
activity iu farming aud manufacturing
must have 900 Important encci on The earn
ires "i "a road located like thc Louisville
Nashville.
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Robert Ward. Naxegr, Ca. says: II
Suffered from blood poison. nv head. face
aud shoulders we're one mass Of ccrrup-
tioa. aches in haaes and joints. burning,
itching. scahby skin. wss all run down
and Discouraged. hot Botanic Blood BALM
cured me perfectly. healed all the sores
and gave NV skin the rich gio~ Of health.
Blood Balm oat ncv lite into my blood
and Bew ambition ia my brain" Geo.
A. Wiiliams, Qoxburs. face covered With
pimples. chrcuic sare on back OF head.
~suPpurstinS swelling on neck. eating ul-
Ger "a leg. hone pains. itching skin cured
perfectly by Botanic Blood Balm-sores
sil healed. Botanic Blood Balm cures ali
malignant blood troubles, such as exxema.
scabs and scales. pimples, running sores.
c~arbuneles, scrofuls. etc. Especially ad-
vised for all obstinate cases that have
reached The second or third stage. In
proves the Digestion: Strengthens weak
kidneys. Druggists. 81. To prove IL cures.
sample Of Blood Balm sent free and pre-
paid by writing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta.
"a. Describe trouble and free medical
advice sent in sealed letter.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-28

INAN 0NN 4
Over huv Years ago. onT firm
began selling paiut throughout The South
sales have continued uniuterrupiedlv. aud
ten times greater than any other brand Of
paint.
Read the following
"Havc used the J.. & VI Paint
twenty years: houses painted with 10 eight
years ago show better TODAY than houses
painted with other paints within two
years.
A. D. Edgell. Aiaehva, Fla.
"Have used al hsaud- OF paint.
l. " Pure Paint stands better. and
wears longer than amy other paint ! have
ever used Boo INV lem tcsrs experience"
II p smith, Fainter Concord. y. e..
] painted F~rankcuiure Block with
/ NJ Paint. stands out as though var
ni-hcd.
Actual cost was lees than ~ 20 per gallon. 30
w. D.. Barr. Charleston. ". Va.
81 painted our ola homestead with
J. a VI. Paint treuiv--ix wears ago Not
fsiutcd since looks better than houses
paiatcd boz The last Four ar- unh other
paint
p. $ Scodc'd. Harris SPRING.. 5 C.
"Uscd thc LAM Paint for sixteen
Painted three houses With % fife
teen years ago. they have not needed
painting SINCE.
D T. wchh. Hickory. *. C..
Rcsrectlniis.
LoNGNAN MARITIME FL.
This celebrated paint D. solid iy Mr ..
W Kelly
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BIG STONE GAP.

TftNfry METHODIST CuuRCH-Rsr.J Al
las ani uirht
>rfnAf >0suel-Fvrff sanasv rnerrinr 81 10
eciHrt@ = Namhlrn. Surrriufrndsnt.
fatVes-Nssrrn.-Ef-rr "Wednesday eight.
Nsss-hsrusp-Hrst SUNDAY IN ,srh r-onth FL
o'tiort D. m.
r~eFSnrrEnfAN CHURCH We regular rssiar.
rnerAr-e1 Hoct-trrfr suntss rorninE 81 io
eclest. in frrstrteftsn Charpls ussf shs hrdEr.-M.
!. rctrrss. sursriutrnf~uf.
-hAfurr CHrHCH-nfV.r y .Su-r sasss.raain
ffeacnins every ~anisf. mnfuirr snd nlrhf. sal.
rsaf Nffure efnrr sh suntaf srrrHeon.
oNtrAfa~0nHnr-tFeu Saniar rnrrrfur ~ 10
eCtWk-N. T esHaii1~. sun~rlnf-ntruf.
-Frrff W-tnestsv uight.
cHniSuAN cHuECu -u-r. n n su.isn. ps.iar
ffearhinx tairi Sunday H. rsch nauih, ianruiur sni
nictt
~rsntfs~rnnni-Ffr~v Sunday .s.rInr 81 3
ecfecA " 4 Nakrr. srrrrinfrnAsnf.
fEtfra. arsusa -NNerr Thursday ulrht.
hHllAu ~ D. CHUHru -nrr. Q y. rInn|n.
i-sler' fursrhlur rrrfy nr.i. sut third s~nnIsN.
stha m and 2 a en-
Nrsnkrs-ruoaa -ffarr Suntav me-nIur 81
echTA p err1lrs >urefintsnsent
NHAifr cHrErH--Bsr. Y s. nn..-u. Rector
fre- >rrai ans fasnh sunday iu each
u-uu atsit b. m.
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a T~houghtfu Man.

NJ. 81 Ausiin. OF Winchester. Ind knew
What 90 40 IN the hoer Of need. His wife
had such an onuscal case Of stomach aud
liver trouble. PHYSICIANS conid not help her.
he ihoegtt Of aud tried De. king's New
Life filis aud she got relief At once and
was hnaily cared. oniy 2sc, at DssJ. W.
kciis's Drug Store. ~
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-04-28
ST LAUNDRY,
Ky.

This is one Of che most complete
and ~sP-to-date Lauuisics ia ,be coun-
Try and always does dr~st-class work.
J. ". Kelly Is agent az Big Stone
Gap. Basket leaves here Tuesday
night aHi ~turns Saturday morning
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NOTICE.

! haVe opened au establishment in
she room So oiuing the telephone eN-
change. ir che Aver. Building, where
! am prepared To- clean and press
geutlemen'> clathing ia first class
style. All work guaranteed. Give
me a trial. Macs Parton.
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THE
NEW YORK worth
THRiCE-A-WEEK EDITloI
10 Pages a Week
iSo Papers a Ya,.
ONE DOLLAI
Published every Alternate la,
SUNDAY.

The Thtice-a-week Edition Of
hoKE WoELD is frst among all
papers IN size, frequency OF ,nbH.
and the freshness, accuracy and ~.
is contents. u has al the m.-;,.
great Sc daily az the price of
weekly. Its political news
complete, accurate and impartial -. !
readers viii testify. IL is aeains.
olies and for the people.
IL prints the news of an the wo-s I
ing special correspondence from
portsnt news points on the globe b.
brilliant illustrations, storic. b, I
authors. capital humor PAGE. -
markets, departments for che ios,.
and women york and other sse.,.
partmcu;s OF unusual Interest.
We offer this unequal n-evspape-,i
The BIG STONE GAP P0
Together one year for $50.
Address all orders 60
THE HTG STONE GAR rosr
Hic stone tap. Q
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U. s. POST OFFICE.

Big Stone Gap. Va.
, hG~fies, A. = s.s.-s. Asst p ~.
oFFlCE HOURS.
Gsnsr.i telvery apeu fron 4 . m T. SIS D. On.
.esrcnf HrnfaNN.
Ssniay hslrs -troiu e o.. 10 ie =. u .nd from
fin p m. a. 6. nj.
oNE oRugR OFFICE.
or-afrom sa m o. g o. m sv-ry dsy. except
sanaar.
NAILS CIOsr.
Pert an, rasi. sta.as
Per 4 n A.. West. 1T NlH m.
Far Va = ". stsam
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There St~ a big sensatioa ia ieesviue.
aud ~h-n WI Bro~n 81 that place.
~he sa- cNrecfca O. die. had hes ufs .ar-
81 by Dr. hirz New Discovery for Con-
sumpiiou. lie erites. Il eudu~d insult
terable agontcs iron, Asihnls. bat rour
New Discovery gave me immcliats relief
and eoou thereafter effected T. complete
cure similar cures OF Consumption.
faeemouis. Bronchitis ard "trip are uum.
eroas' L. che p~cerles- reneds Tor ~
thvast ard ianr troahies Price 81 sad
StnA Susrs~tesd hv De. J. ". Kelly.
Dtug-isi- rrial bottles fsec. "a
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For SALE

We have for sale hay. chop aud
eo~u az reasonable prices. Call and
see us. We are also dealers In coal.
j. b. PArrERsoN g. Co.
FRan
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DEPARTURE,
TRAINS


Lonisviiie a Nashville.
tC-ntrsi umef
No 81 iassrug-rtsliy.-Lrnres frrt.rm.au
"a srrlfe. hlg stone gsr ssioa d.
W. 20, Passenger ialv.-Leatrr Bic s.
l.ls ,. M. arrives 81 Louisville 8 so a.
hiS stone 1ap aud roweu'. vaii.,
STANDARD umel
Y. \. Ayers. Pres't.
\. B. Eaton. Suporintcndr
GEsrrat oruoss ma sresr Gsr.v.
A tran~fcrlin- for freight and pa..ere.-
between the south Atlsntc A Ohio anf ari.,
NashfNlc kalir-sfs and fhe furnace. r.,
Sions Gap Iron Co.
Trslns leave thstnt-rmort hotel a. follow.
f.FL- 4 y. trsin. soins s.t..... sutl
west EnI
va3S.w train. soias south
north. Tffrl
fer further Information regarding f-.ih
Pa'..nrettramc. apply Co
n. J. Ayers. Sec.
Ayers bundinE. Ria srosr GarF.
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WISE COUNTY COURTS.

Wfss esrsrr fs-rrr ~corru-fieia II Monday 81
isnasF. Anni, susqsf Nasrmt-r H A "
skssu. 4atrs.
CorNtf OrfrcERs.
fAers-M D. kiiqau.
. Ssnsvs avs Avrasssr Nv. " a. nct.en.
n stscasa -s F Nsrrrn.
>rrstsF -N. r. hsar-
= aatstaNsa iearteru msfrict &c. q U4Nsrlr.
Cfs stsVuSru " estrrn m.Inrn-w. T. NtNlsf
'ocsff >raNrfCk IN g. Pea.
~rrseisrsNrrer 10 w. raaa -S. A.. Gillian.
~rneet srrNslNrasnssr -N. O. Naaaf..
sIrfgVISuHs
60 suftrIHs nsr-S a. p.f.r
tarrs iAsF a a. Unta4t.
kuoastNe N.sF.-F e. NarI.
kssr4s,s irsr.--I 50 Deileu.
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NT"sV V0UHVCTI0ns Tor All 00lnfs v tET,
Southwest, North and Northwest.
Pullman seat fare to Big Stone Gap %
cents. 60 Middleshoro - cents.
No.2 connects At Arpalachis sith trains
from Louisville, Cincinnati and an inter
mediate points. and at Bristol ~ith TRAVIS
Tor Tennessee division, trains for \. a ".
ny. stations. and Eastern points. also for
Southern ky. stations aud Southern
points.
W. r. AtlrS, L. A. PntcnArn.
"cn Passenger Agent. Agent.
Bristol Toun.-Na.
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VIRGINIA DIVISION.

No. 2 connects at Bristol for Louisville,
ny, Cincinnati, O., snd all points West,
Southwest. North aud Northwest. aud also
With Norfolk / Western Ry.. for points
East and with Southern Ry.. Tor points
South.
No. connects ~ Appslachis for all
stations on the l.. 4 y. r. r.. and carries
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPING CARS
from
Hnr.rnt To g-r~rr~xarr
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One oi pac great advantages in selling
goods Co MeXlco j. that failures are a.
most unknown, as the merchants OF Mex
leo are Nery conservative aud extend thtis
husiness ouls - lar ~ their canital will
permit. Fires and their results, witch
ruin thousands OF business men s~unuaii,
ia the United States, are OF vcrv rsir Gee
curfcucc tAee. Naratls has not been
afsic'ed ~iih = FIRE for over thirty wears
One ofthe leading companies manufa--
turing desks and other oMce furniture
have devised = unique advertisement m
the waT Of an exhibit atthe 81. Louis Ex
position. Their display will consist o ~
mammoth desk, 50 large that il can ic
ased a. a laoth la which 20 exhibit ali
the products OF the company factory.
The desk vii, Zee OF The 'rciler-top" var
ieif, aud have al the proportions Of a
smsii-sixc t~o-storf konsc. being ~ enty-
feet high thirty ave feet side and
feet deep.