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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10
CHEAP BURIAL


Eariy this week young negro named
Nicholas Brown died in Newport News
His body was turned over 60 an under
taker for burial Tuesday evening the
remains were brought TO Toano and
turned over 20 a brother. not. however,
until So had been paid TO q man who
rece;pted for it as " c Cook. under
{ .ker.
Cook insisted on going with the corpse.
bat the brother had no vehicle. Cook
then cautioned the mourDers not 70
open the cofkn az il was sealed cot
an and any one opening such = one
was TO be fined $125.
They took the corpse home and had a
setting up" BrsWn thought he would
like 20 see his brother, so he took the
risk OF being 6ned and opened the box, a
plain pine affair. Behold the astonish-
zent OF all when II was seen that there
was no cof6n. the head OF the corpse
resting on n handful of excelsior. The
BODY was clothed in az old coat and
pair Of pants. not even shirt
In the meantime Mr. Cook" was en-
joying himself at Hotel Jones, kept by s
colored man at Toano, Brown thought
that a crime had been committed and
was st justice Jennings house BY day
break Wednesday for = warrant for th'
| Newport News undertaken. Sheriff
Ware served The warrant % the man
who thea said his name was not Cool
but ? D Ash. Ash was tired BY Justic
jennings who in the meantime haI
called up the doctor who attended III
dead man and learned from him tha
Cook alias Ash had been paid S25 buris
expenses. So S3T was the amount co
leosrd for pine box worth about 81.
Cook OF Ash claimed to be apartner {
another Cook IN Newport News BE di
DOT deny signing the name OF W c Coo
10 the receipt. but claimed that he ha
no ides there was no cofhu IN the box.
? d i now languishing in Hotel Law
son, W hsre be Wall remain tin next wee
when a grand iury VII examine into Il
case.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

To the Democrats Of this Legislative Dis
trict:
Subject 10 the Democratic Primary,
7 hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the House Of Delegates. Having
been a lifelong Democrat. feel that /
have the privilege of asking this honor
Of you. stand for better public schools
aud longer sessions. better public roads
and for the single book list have ever
worked for the party, and now ask TINS
favor of Won. j will diligently work
for the advancement OF all interests per
taxing 20 the welfare Of the Penins ula-
Especially do ! favor the passing Of q
law that will permanently stop the
pound fishing that breaks up the stur-
aeon fishing ia the mouth OF James river.
(Si9ned) GEO. l.. NALTRIP.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10

Y TIRGINIA-In the Circuit Court of
v the County of Charles City. April
Goth, 1905.
Stephen Putney & Co. ...... Plaintiffs,
va decree
Geo. w. ROllisOn's EXT etal. Defend nts.
s's Extract from decree entered in
above cause on April 20th, 1905. On
consideration whereof the Court doth
order, sdjudge and decree that this
cause be referred 10 one Of the Commits
sioners Of this court TO make and report
the following accounts and inquiries. to
wit:
1st. AL debts against the estate Of
Geo. w. ROllison. giving the amounts,
| dignlties, priorities Of lien. etc.
Cd. All personal estate the said Geo.
W. RollisOn died possessed of and into
whose hands the same came.
Sd. AL real estate the said George w.
Rollison died seized and possessed OF,
and the value OF same and its descrip.
. ton.
1 4th. All real estate the said Geo, W.
Rollison owned 50 or since the docKet-
ing OF the plaintiffs judgment, and il
any has been ahsned and 20 whom, and
give 8 full description OF -ame.
5th. An account OF the doiags ano
actions Of John +. Nance. executor O
the last will and testament OF Geo. W
Rolllson, deceased. AL which account
the said commissioner will examine
state, settle and report TO the Court
with any matters specially stated
. deemed pertinent 10y himself, or whlcl
, may be required by any OF the parties {,
be 50 stated. A notice Of the time an'
place OF taking the aforementioned &C
; county 20 be published once = week 70
5 | four consecutive weeks in some cOnVen
r lent newspaper shall be equivalent {
; personal service OF such notice on ID
( parties.
X. Il. GREGORY, p.
!. Office OF Commissioner in ChAncery.
> To the above named parties;
; Take Notice-That pursuant to Il
1 decree in the above named cause of Il
2Oth day Of April, 1905, shall on Il
: goth day OF June, 1905, st my office
Charles City Courthouse, in the coun
of Charles City, Va, proceed to inqui
into and make the statements concSr
1 ing the matters in said decree, 81
II thereby referred 70 me as one OF {
( Commissioners in Chancery of the "a
2 court, at which time and place you q
= reQised TO attend
? J. z. MAJOR,
Commissioner in Chancery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10

Tx Richmond Evening Journal began
pubhcanou This week and i credit TO
Virgins Journalism Judging from the
issues 80 tAT received Il promises 70 take
high rAuk II Virginia and Southern
Journalism. Some OF The best Newspaper
men II thr State are connected with the
Journal and that means i l. gOinE 10 bs
go We wish The Journal The Errst-
est prosoertY-and this Is from The
mother OF Virginia nsWspapFs, heucs
fro- the heart
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10
-CoIored Couple Wed.

Elizabeth bout Harns, daughter
OF the late Samuel Harris, one OF the
leading coiored merchants in the State.
aad Msjor Robert Motion. commandment
Of the cadets at the Hampton Normal
and Agricultural Inststnt<. were married
Wednesday afternoon ia the First Bsp-
tist church IN The presence of large as
sen.blage Of white and colored peopIe
The eospse were the recipients Of matt
handsosae add useful pressnts from ysri
ous parts Of the eopntrY. They win Te
So u asuptos,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10
FOR HOUSE or DELEGATES

To the Democratic Voters of the Lsgisla-
tive District, composed of the Counties
OF New Kent, Charles City, James
City, York. Warwick. and the City Of
Williamsburg.
Having been requested BY numerous
friends 10 ofer for the honor Of repre-
senting this district in the House Of Rep
resentatives TOR the term commencing on
the second Wednes day In January, 1906.
hereby offer myself a candidate for the
same. subject 70 the Democratic Pri-
mary.
10 event OF nv election pledge myself
TO uphold and advance all the material
interests Of nv constituents in,every way
consistent with just regard for right.
Yours, etc,
r. T. GREGORY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10
Alumni Officers.

The following werr elected cficcrs OF
the Alumni ASsocsatioa- or finssn and
Mary:
President. Hon 2 7 Thornton. hrst
vics president. John Weymouth. second
vics-pi essdept. v c L TaHassrro. thi-d
vics-PrrSdenis Il L Bridges: seerrtsry
and treasure. Il . Cole; executive con-
znittee. The foregoing and d. George A
Hankins. Prof J Leslie Han and &C,
L -WLare. Ir.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10
Letter TO pr. |. s. Foster,

WILLIAMSBURG, "a.
Dear Sir. Devoe is worth 81 or 50 a
gallon. put on. How much - another
paint WORTH
Depends on how many gallons you've
got to put on, 20 be equal 20 one Of De-
voc.
MIL Hall. Sheffield, Pa, painted two
houses one coat, I'VE years ago, lead-Rnd
oil. took 20 gallons.
Last summer bought 30 gallons De
voc for same houses-had 10 gallons
left
Mr. y Avery. Delhi, \ y, owns two
houses eKactlT alike Painted one with
Devoc-took gallons. The other with
some other-took - gallons.
What'd you give for those of paints
Bear in mind you've got TO pay tor The
painting.
Yours truly
F " DEvoR 4 Co
New York
I. II. Stone sells our paint. =
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10
Chairs Established.

The Board OF Visitors Of William and
NEry College voted 10 establish two
DEW chAirs next sessio1-the chair Of
biology and the chair Of manual arts
Iht board iaased 70 elect q president TO
Enoceed the late Or Lawson. The mat
ter has attracted consider bie attsution.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10
FOR CITY SERGEANT.

lam a candidate for CITY SERGEANT
subject TO the Democratic Primary. II
ycu honor me by reelection TO this Office
/ will endeavor 10 faithfully and hon
estly discharge its duties n the future as
10 the past. I earnestly solicit the sup
port Of the Democrats of Williamsburg.
&c. LAWSON.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10
Mrs Branch Hurt.

Mrs. Aary z Branch Was thrcwu from
her buggy near ToaDo last Friday and
QEits Seriously injured. No b0nes were
brokeu, but-rts LADY Il suffering from
bruises and shock
She WAS driving a horse. which was
frightened BY dSEs which caused the an
nal 70 turn The 51gET suddenly around
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10

Ihe Dcw assessment hak been com
Psetec Tor The city and shows = gain Of
s1<ssSO over that q I've years ago.
The new assessment j. S594. s2T.
The gsin IN james City viii be ever
,sloo, 0Ot,, but The assessor has got yet
made bis seturns.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10
offered Professor.hip.

Prof Brpce K. Payne Of he depart
u<nt Of philosophy and education, has
beer offered a pr0lesNOrthip il yirginss
college al salary Deariy dOpbIe thai be
receives now. tie said. bowever, that
Dr. Payne viii not &esepf the offer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10

The Cezeral Association sor she Pre-
servstioB Of yifsiaia Antiquities viii
hold the snnmer nseetisx on the regular
Gate. Jane 10th. 1865. ~ p m. ;n the
rooms Of the Virginia Historical soeisry
~ kichmopd. ys. All members are
prgst - ssles6-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10

JzdEe William II Mann win speak
bere next wetpeseay nixhts the 14th.
instead 81 Thursday night. The date hsv-
ing been changed, and toe public Is. an
vired 10 hear bin-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10

Mr I. II. Crone Of Hampton was IN
williamsburg this week on business
trip.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10
SUBSCRIPTION RATES;
Subscriptions pric- 800 per Year same
psee for hess tine. always On advance
ADVERTISING RATES:

Advertising rates reasonable. and fDrni,ecs
o. sppbcarsoo. RSses 90 al. 20 Gents Per
Inch pe-iSsus VITA usual dfScoartS for space
sndtine. Local notices 5 Cents TIRE lire.
Resolutions oT-uSeecr Cents per lire.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10

Cnrsred ~ a Posro4cs "a Williamsburg
a. second clsss z1sii-Darre-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10
RECOMMENDATIONS


Attorneys who pisce Legal Advertising IN
this bapcrars helS personally responsible for
same. this being rhs only condition 1nder
~hfch ne Accept such advertising. Rates
So. per inch esch sinss. less rs per cent. No
u Walton ron rbeSe terms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-10

- rArExsSr or THE FINANCIAL con.
dition OF the PENINSULA BANK
located at Wilksmsbur1. in the
State OF Virginia at the close OF business,
Nav 29ta. 1905, made TO the State
Corporation Commission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
I I . a ", ts q
FROM i .[|| #V|RGiI|!N|l|.A||'!S?I..
'ROCK.-.Ri|BB||ED||. |. i | J /
The Williams Slate Company
Have Developed Wealth gof 8.$
Mine and Quarry \.

Perhaps Rlclnlond's Industrial {pr,ogress
rs ,lttributnbleBtot the mo st mex atst p l
ma tural resources Of Virginia Certain&8lits
Is that tho magnificent awealtl ofEff ie "a
md forest, mine md Stlunr \, so extern
slvc and varied hi the s. tate IS cons itutes
ii mghty agent HI industrl adpyelopl'n'eln1.8
The Z Goals. granite and 9th plodI ucfs
from her rock ribbed breast have added
fresh luurela to the name Of Vlrglnia lris
this list, building ma roo fing sla ties hays
been no nnmportants lia MI p ,'s-{
Ing the third largest State In the lJnie t,
lii the manufacture OF roo I'm e. y t es,s ~
all tho agencies 'cngag cd @tllfg his pfa tfse
OF Industry, nonefs OF more pronll ence
than tho Williams Slate Company 'hloll
iquarrles a product n that has com petnd
with ana proved itself Seqlln. 8to the best
OF any coun Try, .i u u
h This house was founded some 4 thirty
isix years ago, ly ohm Rand ~ n SSlls,
tllams, Eunder1athe f!rp, y nlln Y, =,
Williams and Company hi llde.r WhloI
.namott continued until 4 he deal y q ~ y,
II H. Hams near four. years !, ago,
when It was il,corporate1 as he NYill'hl ms
H,rhe$ company has ample ca pltal to de-
nominate 1t II a f thoroug lily 4 resptonsl y
house, capnp! of filling any orders ii ~
may undertake, Mr.. f. r. " lllp ms is
president and general mana 1901. w 70
main office Is at No Is South 3 MINI w
street, With; ". Howard Wood ~, ma y
ager, The Huarries arel II tNeN' = lla!n
county. The old iArvonia Qnerrg,is kll own
AZ Old Nicholas. is Wned and opterilteed
IN this company Slate has been ken
from from ms Quarry FOR more than g CEN
t INV VT Tie qual ,ty. IS lind inned, and
5 tho' quantity apparently n unabated BET
s sIid this, new auarriesf have beer epeaiis
cd along the same vein. lhe5 nusllesss y,
conducted A. that Ct llarrylpg sIate ~
r rnnflnr building slate of.geyery descrlp-
! lion. ion, irhe material 4 y 4 strictly ms
ia attestea aby4 its almost Mnlyersa Y USE
being employed IN such buildings as tlle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
a RAPID DEVELOPMENT
H. W.. Rountree & Bro. Among
!. Most Prosperous Institutions.

& In 4 metropolitan communicable COM
ibInes those features which enter into the
Development OF large Industries and lex. 4, <
have attained to AN eminent success In a.
special line are 9calculntc ed to Impress
most favorable 3heH busine ss fruternity OF
other communlti ties.
Richuiond like all trade centers. has
some houses which have become unique
in their chosen fields, many Of which have
lnttntned to national prominence through
tho phenomenal success achieved.
Along this line, It, Is possible that few
ind is outside tho tobacco trade have
accomplished more In late years In the,
objection OF extending RichmoHd's name,
and fame than the well known concern g
INV. Rountree g Bros, Trunk and Bag
Company, ~ manufacturers az the i ollerf
Tray Trunk, which has gone throughout
tho length und breadth Of our land upon
the topmost wave of popularity
"a The business from which. the H. wv
5pany, has been evolved. was started in. q
modest way by II, Nv. Ronntree IN 1915,
The business made a. steady growth from
fits inception until to-day,ii II ranks among
the first institutions of Its kind In point
of equipment, capacity and value OF pro TO-.
duet. 1t has enjoyed sixteen years OF It's
prosperous career mt the present locn Ion,
Fourteenth and Broad Streets, this city,
Upon incorporating In 1872, he present
firm style was adopted. HI 66
THE factory and Offices are located at
Fourteenth and Broad Streets, 10000
feet or floor space Is utilized In manu-.
featuring the best line OF trunks and
travelling bags on the market, The plant
and Yards occupy one and one.half full
| size city blocks. including the three
storage yards for lumber, etc. The firm
| has q branch office and show room IN
Atlanta, Ga, and is arranging for n SIM
| liar establishment In Baltimore. Md, A
| western sales agency ls located in Den-
| YER Coll which covers the entire West
| very thoroughly. including the Pacific
| Slope. While Misunderstanding all kinds OF
trunks and travelling bags, the company
| makes a specially Of the Roller Tray
! Trunk, OF which It Is the patentee and
owner, and which IL offered as the best
| and most convenient trunk on the mar
| ket to-day. ,,lll
| ing men cover the entire South, New
i York, Pennsylvania and the New England
States This concern manufactures a
! the country, from the cheapest trunk and
bag CONSTRUCTED to the most expensive.
i Especial attention however. Is given to
| their grades of fine goods TO meet the
| growing demands the factory 9plunt has
/ been enlarged several times, oven now,
| another enlargement Is contemplated. 8lM
/ E This concern makes trunks In every
grade, from twenty cents to sixty dollars,
| and travelling bags from twenty cents
| to thirty dollars, ts
/ An the officers are we'll known huslnesn
| men If great capacity .Niensive ability
and abundant resources. They are ldenll-
4 fled with RichInond's growth and pros
i per,ty.fs IN t y / ssf X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
;'IN.O|l|M|L[|ON ARy \ Al
IN THE S.0.UT.HlE:.!Ri|.N'|5E|.l!E:![:.D D
Great Results ~ the ~: 2. : =, MID. Mid
yette Cornpany,of the .5.5
.ll5 Fidelity Mutual.

85Richmond Is probably the cen Ter iois
Southern business a long insurance &i'nnses;3
II has long held this position I'm tn l'l
IRA nc1 az the business devoted to fire ana
marine risks, and forl1!iny years mas l'''l
4 distinctive prominence as The ra a. o li
habitat Of the large genera q senccles
issuing life policies. All the leading ne -
insurance companies have an agency g OF y
branch III this city, Among these in''t Ls
none has become moro widely known 70 y;
Throughout tile South than5t The deservcdlys
popular Fidelity Mutual Ia lnslra nces
Company, OF Philadelphia, of$Which ~ q r.
Midyette ms been South ern repres'cf' " y:
tive for moro than twenty years So sue
ccssful has been tho work accomplls eu
IN a score Of years that IT has 81 been cen
deemed necessary to Swidel the sphere Of
usefulness by enlarging the scope 60 ofl ne
Richmond office. 10 I his end ms been
Incorporated the u. !ls. M dyctto 5colnpany,
Incorporutetl, with6n paid-up apltal OF
s1C0, OoO enlpower cred to do a genera agency!
business. Under the charter obtained
AUGUST. 1904 u. II, Midyette became
president; u. Colwel, Jr. Vice presidcnt;
Carroll III, Jones, second Vice esident;
md G. e. Wallace, secretary and treas
urcr. MI of whom were Sincorporntors'
rho company acts as Southern managers
or the Fidelity Mutual, and u making
extensive preparations to lpnke tl9co INC
banner year, not only ~ the history OF
the Rideity Mutual's Southern business
but 10 eclipse all other 5agencees IN the
good work Of plncing life Insurance
| throughout the Southern q ED. rhis cons
pally now has n large and 4'ncrsa SINE
force of men in the Richmond office and
tho tributary territory comprising DIS
trict Of Columbia Virginia. North and
South Carolina, trhnshpting 4 uslness
whose aggregate exceeds two millions o.
dollars n year. During the year INST
closed the business is the largest III the
history Of tho agency, Ss II
| A word II, reference to the Fdellt y NlllS
tual lis all that Is necessary. for the
| character of Its managers Is beyond re-
proach, and 1t is known as one or me
| safest and most progressive companies
| Of the country. II possesses the vigorj Or
youth, combined with the wisdom Of anse
| and occupies II high rank among the best
life companies III this country, Having
| recently passed the quarter pole, so to
speu twenty-six years esce--its
record slows with continuous success
having avoided many nistakesE7f older
1 companies, and Is now prepared TO meet
Fail competition, anu do Its full share of
Life business; indeed, It has been said
because of Its new and unique policy cons
Tracts that Its agents NJ re ipract ly
kwithout compositions In order 10 keep
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
SEEDS FOR THE WORLD.
'T,f'W. Wood & Son, Of Richmond,
Ship Seed to Every Land,

This widely known seed house. whose
reputation Is Gwellnigh worldwide, was es-
tnblished by T.. w. Wood IN 1879, Later,
Henry w. Wood, William p, Mood and
sThouaa Whittet were admitted MS part
5ncrs. The concern Is u home institution
and enjoys the confidence Of a host Of
customers, scattered in all parts of the
globe. # i555l u } X N rs +.
The main store and general Office are
located at No,a2 South Fourteenth Street,
The new warehouse on Fourtcent IN Street,
near Mayo's bridge. has q frontage of 1oi
feet running back 200 feet, m,a has capa-
city and facilities for unloading eghtg
cars ut once. Their branch stores are NJ
the corner Of Sixth and Marshall and No
E1711 East Franklin Street. this city.
81 The firm employs q capital of about
500, 900. and conducts u general seed bust
4 ness. carrying In stock full lines OF gar
den. field and flower seeds also special
brands OF fertilizers, OF superior qualify,
poultry supplies Insecticides. etc The
trade territory Of this extensive seed
{ }l,ouse-the largest In the South--covcrs
the entire South, and with specialties
every seed Innrlaet on the globe Is en-.
tered. The firm received In one day DUR
ing the last week OF November. 1904, or
4ders from Gupm,@ Argentine Rcpublici
K West indies, Manila and Africa. 10 hans
IDLE the Immense business Of this house.
requires the combined energies OF ar.
operating force which averages about
sixty persons. Travelling statesmen are
employed as occasion requires,
Wood s high grade seeds have ncheved
IA reputation which makes them house.
hold words In many localities. Mans
seeds are grown on the firms seed farms
and otlirrs under. contract by exnnrIcnaef
4 growers i'm those sections of our own eoun-
Y try md Europe which have long beer
famous for the production Of certain Na-
Tseties Of seed st.i
& Being equipped as IT II with capital,
experience and energy, this house pos
sesses extraordinary facilities for ham
ding orders. and lis members are very
much .yratiAed to know that the seed
buying public pldelcesS Its appreciation
through Increased orders until to-day the
annual sales amount to 10000, with
bright outlook for stu further enlarge
flpent. i.i5 III
AWARDED GRAM PRIZE X All ST,
"a jlijl 35 LOUIS.
This company WAS also awarded the
grand prize at ST., Louis, and il gold
medal al the Paris Exposition. The hous4
issues one Of the handsomest catalogues
4 nut out by any seed house, Quality has
8n li, been given precedence by this
Arm. and, h x n result, II has won. the CON
\ 3idssce Of q wi do rat1ge Of farmers and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

The irglnia state Insurance Cont
lpany has assets exceeding s725,fO0,
and surplus to policy holders of s22SO,Oto.
The Virginia state Is owned hys home
people, managcdStbs home people, ems
iploys home people, spends Its money With
home people, and should be patronized
by homo people.-W, B, Claiborne. Agent.
d Dollars are good things, Keep them
Mt home By insuTing with the Virginia
Statc.--A.tr. Hulcher, Solicitor. III 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
atdcncia; conseQuentIyysit does d n an X
mo VI iflsnii order es lllcliS
5it5s i,ns boe,, awarded islafgs govern tieht

gardeners ait does "
no WI flsaii ord Ter bus 81 lllelE
II l,ns been awarded Large govern met,t
EEK tiIBi ~ x !. Z Il. 81 "a. Il I.
Virginia people compose the ilrill Az
they ARE iii vide awake, energetic GU
zai,s, ever On the alert FOR desrn bic !, 10Y.
elites prove u value r. ,h ee
customers and ton. hrong ~ ~. -
forts 81 this arm the agrictltyurail inter
ests of tiie sontl, l,nve l,eeli largely pel,
onted ny the Introduction sof new iced 's1
me iirtl holds n1en,hership in the 1sicl'.
mond Chamber Of Commerce. R NFi n
Grnn and Cotton 11xclange;, a a \! .te
American Seed Trade VILE ,l,.s
tic Rindtvldual members IRE more or l y.
dentined With mercantile t,naiiic y v
Of tho clty 4, Z. ooa !.
of Tho I'm rlenlelt Conl ph ~ I
mi 1TfsnryS1v. Wood president gof the
company TINT owns and til'lsh,esss We l
Southern l1lanter sha oldest bnan
periodical ID the South psea.
Issued as a monthly for siderd bly more
Tran half d. century 5aSi NJ rs iSl