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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-14

These gentlemen have been talked
about as probable candidates for gov
crnor next year: John g. Shepperd of
Edgetield; f. II. Hyatt, Of Richland:
NJ f. AnSel, of GreenviIlc; y. c. Jones
of Ncwberry: Cole |. BleaSe, of New
berry: John 7. sloan, Of Ricaland: II II.
Evans, OF Newberry; J 5. Brce, of
York; RI. Manning. OF Sumterand Il.
Goodwin Rhett Of Charleston.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-14

Plans for the Carnegie Library
about tobe built at Winthrop College,
Rock HE, were adopted ON 10th in
stamt. The aIchitoct is Mr.J. NJ. Nc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
REPLY is
SENSATIONAL

Ma Mamie Dawson. the divorced
wife 0f nt /. n Dawson. filled SEN
aational reply afudarits yesterday
In the proceedings which she has
brought % recover the custody OF
her tive sons. she denies the state
ments OF her eN=huHhaud In regard
70 her having tried % teach the
boys % disohey their stepmothar
and allosea that he has poisoned the
lads minds against her.
Mira Dawson insists that her BOYS
would rather BE- with her than with
their father Sac says that the pres
ont Mira Dawson constantly tolls
them that her own little baby boy is
10 have a college education. but that
they must set along without one.
This. the boys mother says. makes
them feel very badly.
When the divorce was granted
Mira Dawson was given the custody
ot her children while they we're
babies, with the understanding that
their father was to have them with
him when they were old enough
They have been with Dr. Dawson
for some time. and now their moth
er h trying 20 have tho divorce de-
cree modified. giving her the Gus
tody OF her aonH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
BOTH SCORED
MATTHEWS

Rev. a. A Matthews was ruth
isssly scored by Councilmen ON
and Mullen at the banquet given by
the Weatlake Improvement club last
niEht nc the Washington hotel. IN
speaking Of the things tho council
must contend with. President ON
referred 10 Dr Matthews aa that
human telephone wire who knows
about - much about a city urdl
mace ss do ahou, the Kingdom OF
heaven. . mere hired sensational.
ia,
GIN hlkrd equally dlapauRingly
~ ice Ions 0sirsd' editor OF an
evening payer.
Aullea va. also shuaivs lie de
ssrihsd In. Matthew. "a. long
haired fanatic. Who goald be known
as a corn doctor In the country
no came from He challenged the
divine 70 make an affidavit Of tho
allegud grating uf the council
members and said he would like "a
set close enough 90 him 70 tell him
what he thought ~ him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
he WAS
WORKED

Threa buneo men beat John Haf-
ndsau. of Ha4uiam. out OF So BY
tnsans % the time worn loSk trick.
on TIE waterfront yesterday 4
Euspeet by the name Of william
kinney Is being detained BY the po-
lice. kinney. d Il claimed. Is want
NJ for ether crimes committed at
Uacoma ana elsewhere. city De-
tectIve Warpenstcln and patrolmau
phillips picked the man up on siIs-
ricion. Haaidson'a story Is that he
ffrst met a young man while sann-
terlnx along the docks. He was
pleasant IN his speech ana enter
tamink Another man appeared on
ths scene and then picked up an old
leck
Bets resulted and attempts we're
made 20 0pen the lock without re-
suit. During the argument a third
uan rushed up and dt-plnying a big
tln star. claimed 20 be one ~ chief
Dalaneys own. The two stalls dug
up x5a apiece foe e. fine which the
kake detective demanded and Haf-
uason. SCARED nearly out az bis wits.
gave up all he possessed. which was
ga Afterwards. as his newly found
fFienIs deserted him BE decided that
he had been kezt and reported the
affair 20 TIE police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
BE
DOINGS

It's guing 20 happen tanightl
seventh arcnue In the rinclnity Of
rnion street win resound pith
vhOops. Whistles and yellz from eo0
lusty threats az : 30 ?. m---fur that
Is the time when The stars news
boys and carriers will gather al The
Star office Tor their thaater party.
Manager Charlie Newman Of the
Aleaxar Is going 10 stow away the
youngsters where they will get a
first-class view Of the doluKs Of
Monte CTisto.s and the bunch will
applaud enerEstlcally where they
think Monte has it coming. The
Stars circulation department fran
ed up the treat and Manager New
man. OF the Aleaxar, promptly came
IN on the deal. that's Why the 800
carriers and news merchants are
going. gleeful and gratis. 70 the
show tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
JUST As EXPECTED

suggestion made O. the city
council hy A g Van naron that the
seattle Electric company be foreea
to place lilo Tenders on its earz waa
takna 90 hY the cprpoauSaa COM
mittne , %, ersiAy afternoon. The
0lsase Of s@A 60 fpslarda baa been
the eau&e e many accidents, uH Mr.
Nan tsssn nlny explained Ia his
communists other cities where
the street ear monapelieu have not
hvinntiael the council, have forced
the installation Of such Tenders. The
committee decided. as was Ia b.
expected, that no action vas nj
Niaahloa until the matter had been
very carefully siuoatsutcd' and
faHguttsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
PLAN NEW 0RDlNAh ct

The question Of leaving the pres
ent ordinance prohibiting the smoke
nuisance IA the city code or framing
another. which will mako the sup
preston q smoke impossible. will
ha taken up BY tho health and san
itati0n committee At n meeting Fri
day evening Great Interest has been
evincad over the meeting. Several
business men. including those who
are opposed 20 the installation 81
the smoke consuming devices. will
b present % tell how they feel
about the innovation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
sIoksnins sblvorins Fsu

OF Ague and Malaria. can be- relieved
aud cured with laeetfic nlttern.
This h pure. toalc medicine. Or
especial benefit ia malaria. for u
epsrtu "a true curative Influence on
the disease. driving Il entirely out
% tho system. II Is much @ be
preferred to Quinluc. having mono
Of this drugs bad atterzeffcetu. =.
= Munday. 81 Henrietta. Tex.
writes. My brother was very low
with malarisl fever aud jaundiee.
I'm he took Electric Filters. which
saved his Iife. At G. o. GUYS Drug
store, price soc. guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
OBJECT TO 10000 rae

NEWARK. n. J.. Jan g. Ohiec-
ton was raised by tho Sheldon in
ferratH Nhon Receiver James Smith
Jr.. yesterday filed application for "A
5000 OQa Zee FOR settling up the ar
fairs Of the United stntea shlphuild
ing company. naciHion wili'he re-
served poHdlng the tnling Of evil
danee az 10 the amount Of fee due
Receiver Smith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05

Nothing a. MORE Ia demand than
a medicine which meets modern re-
quiremcnta Ter hieod and system
cleanser. such as Or. Kings New
Life PMS. They are Just what you
need 90 cure stomach and liver
troubles. Try them. A. G. o.
GUYS drug store. sc. guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05

EVERETT. Jan. 4-Thomas J.
Hopkins. "a years old and a we'll
known hotel man. died this morn
md from Hrixhta disease. tie leaves
widow and son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
HAe HUMEs. RepY AnoARD

Tho steamer Santa Clara. having
on board the body OF Mayor
lumsa. who died az Fairbanks. "
expected 20 mach Seattle some
time Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
HAD BUSINESS
REvERSES
tBy scripps View, Assn,

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Jan. 5.
The body q y. S. Phelps. the
missing financier who was connect
ed with several large pure food con-
Germs IN this city. was found in the
river here today. Phelps had been
missing for several months. II IL
believed that be committed suicide
on account Of business revcrses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05

Monte Criatos Is the bill NJ the
Alcazar this week and the Piatt-
Fannlug company D. putting Il on
IN good style. with pretty scenic e.
fecta Shall We Forgive Herr
opens sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
noYs RETURN HOME

TACOMA. Jan. Ray Gamble.
RAY Gllatap and Fred Nicholson.
the threa Tacoma hoYa who were
adrift on the sound for three days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
AT THE TREATERS

"a BACHELORS ROMANCE
a Bachelors Romance which r.
the farewell play offered By the
Neiii company at the Seattle the
alter. ls one ~ the best productions
q the many good ones that the
Neilia have put on during their long
engagement II closes Saturday
night sunday nisht. Fair Rebel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05

ln a disabled gasoline launch, ar
rived IN tho city last night on the
steamer Greyhound. The boys were
picked un Off MeNeil'n Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
sRrD0LY - ApoLpII."

Rudolph and Adolph." the old IA
vorite. j. on az the Third Avenue.
A number n clever apeciaitles are
INTRODUCED into Il b. the present
company II win De followed BY
The shaw GIrLs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
CHAIN GANG PAID WELL

Tba city chain sang dl1 3'..as
x-erth az work for the municipality
faat YEAR besides paying Tor US
boari and lodeiug In Nhlei
ianey's hotel. The gbpS .es,'' q 10
a. annual repoyt woas6 - 49,. - :
a. tho council Moo saa'' l'4i'a. ne
y - s5fs aas basasd the fhtrt .
.s.,,sI iabor wofkias stair, thefe
-, - m al avarsue 81 Is Of thoHs
=. -. s,ae cash day. IhcY per
s,rc,sl llh5g the sstimated value n
sesirh vsa gs.68t. while Chief De
laney reports that the cest ot ieed-
~ ana EuardluE tie Involuntary
ioilcrs was only ta3sa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05

The Great Northern overland
train. which left Everett az 7.9f
o'clock last evening. ran into n
slide Is miles north Of Seattle. The
engine was dsraiIed. but no one was
Injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
MRS TREEN DEAD

Mr.. Nina Treen. wife 81 Lewis
Tresn. well known merchant u
Seattle. dged suddenly THIS morning
az the family residence. f95a Flew
euth avenue northeast. 81 acute IN
digestion Mra. Treeu iH we'll
known in the city and was a mem
Der 81 the order Of the Eastern
Star She is survived b. a hus-
band and three children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05
SOC on Dollar


r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05

one OF tho largest retail clothing houses
ON the Pacific Coast goes down on New
Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05

And indebtedness 81 less than ONE-THfRD
that amount They We're forced BY Million
airs manufaetu rera to surrender the buHl-
ness and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05

THIS high grade Clothing Hats Shoes Furnish
January g.. o'clock about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-05

crsToERs ~
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-16

Mrs. G. w. DeHart returned to her
home at Sidney Monday after spend
ing Sunday with Mrs. G. A. DeHart.
Mrs. M. A. St. Clair returned We'd
nesday from an extended visit at Car
son City, She was accompanied by
Mrs. DIR. Lovett of that city, who will
be her guest for week.
The following delegates were
named by Judge +. ID. Nj Davis to at
tend the Judicial convention to be
held in Greenville, Feb 23d, the
convention according him the cour-
tesy of selecting them w. X. Clute,
f. NJ. Burbanks, George +. Nichols,
L. II. Thompson, L. G. Miller d. G.
Sheldon, Z. p. Clifford, George Schaei-
der, l. +. Cute heon, !. j.. sutherland,
Arthur Knapp, Levi Heth, Almon
Bowerman, f. r. Chase, Ed Patrick
G.. f. Trask, and Chas f. Workman.
The administrator sale of city
property belonging 10 the estate of
the late 5. 7. Kidd, on Saturday re-
suited in a sale of the three pieces
offered. Jas. G. Kidd is the admins
traitor. and N. f. Gould ofiiciated as
auctioneer. The place 69l West
Washington was bid 10 by Henry Coe,
at $3.50. No GA West Washington
by Thos. Kidd, one of the heirs, at
81, 100. The place on Harter street
was taken by S. NJ. Townsend, l,122.
The estate amounts TO about $1,000,
to be divided among five heirs; VIM.
l.. Kidd city, Mrs. Alice Howard,
Isabella county; Thomas Kidd, Beld-
ing; Walter Kidd, St. Louis, Mich,
and James c. Kidd, Cincinnati.
These sales, if confirmed, as is prob
able. will enable final distribution
and the closing of estate -Ionia
Standard.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-16
card of Thanks.

We desire TO express and extend to
the many friends who gave US their
aid, sympathy and assistance in our
recent great affection and sad bcreye.
ment, our deepest and most heartfelt
thanks Especially do we thank the
order of Maccabees for their kind
ness, brotherly love and tokens of re-
spect, for our beloved dead.
MRS. EARL S. caves,
Mrs. A. G. LITTLE.
MRS. L. II. PAXTON,
j j. EAvES,
A. M EAVES.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-16
GRAVE Trouble Foresesn.

1t needs but l:ttle foresight, to tell,
that when your stomach and liver are
badly affected, grave trouble are ahead
unless YOU take the proper medicine
for your disease, as Mrs. John A.
Young, of Clay, n. Y. did. She says:
II had neuralgia of the liver and
stomach, my heart was weakened, and
| could not eat. was very bad for a
long time, but in Electric Bitters, |
found just what | needed, for they
quickly relieved and cured me- Best
medicine for weak women. Sold un-
der guarantee by Connell Bros drug
g1sts, at soc a bottle.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-16

Is greater necessity than
thermometer used for regulating the temperature of
rooms This is especially true in family with child sub
iect night fevers and unable 10 explain its condition
fever thermometer tells the exact condition of the
little one 1t aays fear when the fever danger
is best to call physician 1t also enables to
tell the condition of the patient while the doctor is away
good one for 75c S1OO, Sips. If you sorry you
bought here's your money back But you won't be sorry
w prMEnICT
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-16
Busy Bee
Cough Honey

Some folks like this prep
aration-some don't. Those
that do, get their moneys
worth. Those that don't, get
their money back-if they
want it. pc bottle.
w. l. Benedict.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

f..63 stsfJr
q |, rs; cap $40, value 81 business
1904, 4, Co., 900 feet of lumber largoinereasef
4 Il olant anticipated for91s Ma aneiie stefs
corn ana reed $. " ustis y Z: Ere
5prietor, located torE llnc, arlei
Riyor1), 70 vltf
oo,, meal ana mill-fced; "
sblns or mealand ten tons w
Al I connect{on.W Southern Ratl&ats
uns frce switching TO all rain
if,p Manchester aid Richno $ alcii.,. ',,s
"a steel Spike and Iron
3incorporat ed C:orDM NYar%lck,,,, 10
ana general lana ger, $ = ~, d com "
) ana;
lTirs and StOcKton Streets operatenjT,.pcss
WI r M " er Kess
I,n, outlook for pr
Lewis Crank a. sons, snirt anands and
nv nacs i,r Streets ana Atlantic Coast .lnhe
III ~, connections thereto ~, ~,
,srn,,nd nv this plant is oWlled
al Manchester, md ca seq 70 %
ons num !, sor v vpini T. Lieather COM
\, ,ln Ss op9i ,1 ~
- ctnrer lace leatheri located ni ,,annsn
sscond and McDonough Streets ,oss
over 1908, cooper cent Vorks
very !, LILY ,dt 10000
q o.Slsyo mrge increase Of plant
q ~ n,es Hive furniture md NlatllsSS
Comp,lmy Thrd and HUI Street,s, mi
Invested sl7 COOS volume q n..s.'. ma mi
srn On Il, crease Is per cent. over l9o5, nv
svYv ~ n sraase during 1905 Of not less
I an Il sper cent. over steam poWe1to
r Int large increase plahI1; 4, -
Mnnnhcster Ful1lltlre Gonpamtt, Wal te,,
porated DnfIr 70 u pr.su And 'genera
- re nsi No 1000 Hlinbrdge Street$nnd
Aiinntn Goa stA Line az
trers or wnshbo1rds, ~ !, 4,
very large; anticipate ~ ,,,,,n.
,y sactling clterprises ofwhieh AlnnGn',e,s,
imsf, i,,rotld, nreGthe Dunlop Nils;
iSea tad at tre foot Hull street I'VE
.m M ufa This Us the parent nv!
ma opernt cd Isl Ynrner n q So,nI,t
onnv. Tho Tpunlop lis have " a,ti TX
rn,,acity 1000 barrels OF alld lon 10y,
bushels OF Watsr-grousu th ~ nils sire are
anal Had /, mlr,fnctlIre,lt s Sost,
I'M hninr located OH the Sout hern ttall
wnv WITH switching PRIVILEGES ~ ~ ~
Atlantic coaat MA Nh
Ohio and Seq ntf Sra y i1'hIllad stpno
M rross si,ias from these mills
"a thc y Notwithstanding December W, w! !,
Ao1 oo rs 1 u ys sir
on O In 10Ci,t rms UullNofN
yemlco,,rngIng for the reason MT IVA ,urup
of wheat ssabanra as W 1pPlsptN IN
TX West tern states there AZ 4 m Nnnsa
shortage This hapdlcnn tns " S Y ~
ea M si Rc Ilsm " having plen,
tySof Wheat @trbutnry 10 Ric hnlona, MY nv.
OPERATING by water power HeS. ,.,, A
derse yestsrn som ets ne COM.
panw' Peraue Avenue md Atlantic S. q s,1
,Iine railway oqe ~ S l ,ani
grn,1ted fsrm city--7 acres; hMsll ess slyoa
slSeeso brsht ses empa ~ s eai
terea August 1. 1901 !: BOUGHT building 200
site Of Old G3tt9 fns M Y son me-
and ns}alling new and up-t aTd9te, ma
ichinery for The {manufact ure I OF Palel'
5cnpital stock, $4,000 COMMENCES pnera,
lions MI' ], ap l sn sIsslse
paners in spvin9 az 1904 sap.i
eratons 1ny s oipanx opsra, 81
'atl MOI Mill with S00-horse po Wser WI o.,
devsioped over q, Merit lea urblne from
20 fcet head, and 100 horse POI er., st cam
IN tddlton. "A Icoatlng mill With GO horse
power steam, located 'soR oltherR ta'1'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
as ooo; 1,erdue Avcnu and Atlantic Coast


1 sa5, COO; u erdue Avcnue and tlantlcf Coast
L Line; occupy q 1-2 acres; grant from cit !;
employ large force OF hands with good
subs tantial pny-role s SLIP South and / West
EMdth55largc iIocnl N trade 81 ~. NJ an chester
,,cranspuren Ice orks. George Filu and
Streets ;'holiiiput 2O tons icc per da e, /
Eureka TyurIiitiire nd s;Aianufactur
Company incorporates 81 capital & So, 600 +
Pcrdue Avenue and a tlnnticz Coast Line
a42o feet front by ls0 feet gmanu
{ a Snlls kinds OF furniture. ETC.; business
for 1904, $40, 600; poet z q increase ,lant
acomnnny,i Fourth5and BAinbridge Streets;
leaf tobacco re hand lers: jus 6locate ere;1
prospects bright. III % y standard on Com-sS
tpanys Plant. II cated Second and 8 ock q
stions.. 23. ri chlnond II OIL Com pnny. lo-i,
Gated secopd and stock treets SOU ,oi n,
8erll railway ctions. e1lll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

.Comnpny located Second and Bainbrldge
Streets: Southern Raj ways connections.
20 Stephen e they Shoe 7 Company los
Gated on Perry Street. tween Eel ghttl5j
connect ions. Ttlts is one o the largest
shoe companies In the South: anticipate
large more 9l5, Alanch ter
spa per- Inc Comp locnt led on 2NY;lte or
connect ions: operated BY water power, ee7,
Toler & Sons, furniture manufacturers,
corner 10 er and Il vlsos Streets; bright
out 2 so5. q g. Sout hern Railway Shops, =
5ploying large number OF hands. 4 o. At
lant!cS Const Line Shops; \ employing large 4
number n hands. 80. Virginia. Caro-
Una Chemical Gompany:t Southern Rails
River; one OF tho largest tilzer7 cont
ypancs In the South. 3 81. S. George T.. 81 ed i
s 70 Manufacturers Of Bricks and I'll les.
a2. Green; and Inrrison. manufacturers of
.pfactureers Of bricks. 81 SSa h. w. n. d sever
!dgc,, manu- cturer or Kicks: ". Red
y,5l1lnnufnctur ero ( brl cks. Sc. "a Linton
Gna5ed papeF h1rtee',tiana
Iron aud HI Nail Works Company. This
#plantEi justfoutaldc Of the corpora te6 I'm
Its Of the city Of Manchestc CIR on Belle
Isis, and ( cords !: employment to many
lock- Machine Works; shop No 116 Eust,i
Tenth Street. II q 5,S9i st
d q ! 4 OF these establishments have dorc StlSi
PROSPEROUS and erlorgcd busnesA during
the past Yea Il. and have increased theltsl
forcS ma output. siiss y gi8i d; S$a n,
Few Idle Men.
,5s The people have generally found eni-ti
t Enrt work But few lido men
hands has been great IN Richmond and
#thisMclty,A "A. great y many peoplc have
come toyt this place ID res dc. a Hundreds.
have been compelled to seek homes siIls
'becauses The q houses In Manchester E,lrps.
MI occupied. II ID conseryat iYesly estimated,
that at least 800 new homes could be rent -
cd There Itr tho next foR,G mont ns, re- bQllt
~ meet the demand Which&1s for houses
with modern cnnveni enc es $and improve !
iments at reasonably profitable RENTALS
The outlook for real state, al INQUIRIES
indicate, SHOW. re lleWed interest and 9is3s
most enc urn ling I'll " &; sss iSs "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
Es "


way tracks, connecting with all roads
entering. Richmond and Mpnches ter 4 Pro 70;
duct shipped to all g principal points In;
,Inited States md Canada, Win .conilec7
lions IN principal 1,,ropea ties: NJ
crease Of sales oyer l9os about. 90 5cr
3in8the United states 1specihll;y Il. ssattr;lc
tive lures are Chez p 10 Verdi un1Aiices
OF wat or, sunequalled nilroad ~ acili ties
:erns competitive pointH. Indications point
Increased business AN q p05.t 16.
Bridge Company, Of Ncws Y ork,,
Headquarters IS Ciolstruc tlonJs ID apartment
southern States, Second and Hull Streets
on Southern Railroad connections;s ut
look for 1905 lrlg - Z. 7 RI ] ohnson5&
Company. A1uury Street ana Allantic3
Coast Line turerse atlroad Iaxles;
occupy eight acres e,of llnd Z; gran q from
CITY Of Aranches ter, 1891 SelnploN an,erli
week. y pay-role Is, lllon, II lnss
and Bag Company, Incorporated capital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

Tho 5 Yirglnla State Insurance COM
tpany has assets exceeding 3725 900.
and surplus 4 to policy holders Of $3.50. 900.
Tho Virginia stnto Is n owned byi homo
people, managed by home people, ems
iploys homo people i spends Its money With
home peopl Q. and. should he spatronlzetl
by home people \, Mason. Solicitor. /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

sacharits. begins Mt home = 81 So Salso,,l
should the pa tronage of home people be-
given home institutions The Ylpglniill
Sra te5 should not be forgotten In this coilil
I|hectioni l3rander g. Co., mo, gents, Il &