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CASUAL PHILOSOPHY.

What one goes Into debt for nine
times out OF ten Is luxury.
A man always making excuses leaves
himself no time 60 make anything else.
Business based upon friendship
threatens both: friendship based upon
business strengthens both.
That man can best ignore the enmiv
OF those who don't understand him
who goes home to wife who does.
1t is a good deal easier TO pray foS
mems souls than to pour balm Into
their wounds. not 10 mention that II
costs less.
The supreme court has not yet decid.
Ell which Is the weaker mamie who
Is not able 10 see his own weakness or
he who has no faith In himself
From an intellectual point OF view
that time OF ones life Is most wasted
when he tries, In spirit OF dumb 10y
atty, 10 admire all those things that are
popularity considered admirable.-Suc'
cess.
The New Age OF Clothes.
IL is apparent TO every eye that this
is the new age OF clothes. Dress has
always been n passion with some; now
Il is n cult. Women go down on thelI
knees before IL: men bow 10 Il; II Is
what makes the world so round
Love as a motive power takes of his
hat 10 the plumage OF superior woman
including inferior mans. At least II
looks this way TO the vlvisectionIst OF
modern society. The value OF clothes
supremacy ar.ful and enticing clothes
Is understood by the theatrical prOfes
sion. Human nature has II on the
brain-this belief In IL sovereign pow
or OF the exquisite dresser'-and Il
becomes doubly interesting for those
who hitherto haven't known fril
from q tuck TO study out the effect Il
has even on the most important events
OF the hOur.--BOston Herald.
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Deaths from hppendiCitiS

decrease in the same ratio that the use
OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills increases.
They save you from danger and bring
quick and painless release from consti-
patton and the ills growing out Of it.
Strength and vigor always follow their
use. Guaranteed by c. Blencowe, Drug
gist. 25c. Try them.
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any commodity.

1t may surprise some people 10
know that Uncle Sam has gone in
to cement manufacturing in Arizo-
ma, to protect himself from the &C.
ment combine and is turning out
hundreds of barrels daily at cost
far below the market price. And
yet Congress refuses to revise the
tariff, the tax on cement being 90
per cent, and even refuses to abate
the tax to the suffering people of
San Francisco.
PostmaSter-General -Cortelyou
told the Senate Committee on Post
offices and Post ROads that the
Department had not recommended
the granting of railroad mail sub
sidy, but that, objection had been
raised against it." Cortelyou evil
IDENTITY believes it good policy not
to oppose the railroads in their
graft. or he might not find il easy
to collect campaign funds from the
corporatsons for the next national
election.
The estimates for the Panama
Canal for next fiscal year will re-
quire an appropriation of SGT. 34s,-
2S1.40. This is on the basis of a
lock canal, for our procrastinating
Republican Congress has arrived
at no decision on what type of canal
shall be constructed.
The National City Bank of New
York - Rockefeller - highly APP
proves of the interposition of Sec
rotary Shaw with the Treasury gold
to facilitate the banking process Of
drawing sold from abroad. As
that favored corporation according
to Its own statement, secured a
total of some twenty-four mil
lions without having to pay in
terest during transit, it is no won
der that the Republican favoritism
is approved.
Hon. John S. Williams, the De-
mocratic leader of the House of
Representatives. is very properly
compelling the Republicans to keep
a quorum, as a club To force them
to agree on the statehood bin to
admit Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory and allow Arizona and New
Mexico to vote on the question of
joint statehood.
kissing is evidently becoming an
important part of the political
game, for two of the most eminent
Osculators, Hobson of Alabama and
Hoch of Kansas, have received
nominations from their respective
parties But there is a vast differ
ence between the Hobson. or
Democratic brand, and the Hoch,
or Republican grade. In the case
of HobsCn, many women seem
anxious TO be kissed, while in the
latest reported attempt of Hoch,
although he is governor of Kansas,
the lady in the case repulsed him.
That should settle Hoch's case
case with the voters.
The Republican city of Omaha
has give the q. O. p. the grand
bounce by electing a full set of
Democratic officials. This indicates
that even Nebraska Republicans
are bound to have retrechment and
reform, which their own party will
not furnish.
Congress seems determined tc
cut down the salary of chairman
Shonts, although President Roose.
welt declared he was cheap at the
price $50, 900 a year.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-05-16
One Cold and Another

The seasons first cold
mag be slight-may yield
to early treatment. but the
next cold will hang on
longer; it will be more
troublesome, too. u n :
necessary to take chances
on that second one. SCOTS
Emulsion is a preventive
as we'll as a cure. Take
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SCHEDULE
Winchester, BerryviIIe and
BIuemOnt Stage Line

Round Trip Daily except Sunday.
Heated by Carbon Heaters.
Good Macadamized R,i
Leave EastbOund Wcstiound-t-~
SEQ am. Winchester Evans HoteD sO0pu
b.40 4fs. Jordan Springs Junc....S.l5 n
zoo 3" ....- Lake View 50 81
SO 10" Berryyille (NirginiaHouse)i 50
300 Is" -... Castleman's Ferry. .i2 C0uar
1000 ~" .-... Blue Ridge lnn.....ll .a1a-
1913 is" Bluemont (Sou;hernRy.) n o. p
Nt..No Lsau
Close connection with the n O'Clock t-,-
al Blucmont from Washington, which \
turns TO Washington after few mimi,
wait
connection with both morning trains ,
berryville for passengers for Bluemon,
notified the day previous. Write for f,5s
giving information Of meeting evening tran
az kerryvilie ana = inchester
MAURICE +. CAsrLENAN. Prom.
Castloman's Ferry. Va
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tisements and professional cards. inserted for
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sient and will be charged To- - the rae Of
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aforesaid rates.
Our advertising rates are uniform, and a
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on application. Changes of advertisements
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andso adjust his farmingoperations
that he will have sufficient leisure
on the dates indicated to attend the
institute.
ANDREW NJ. SoULE.
Secretary.
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Southern RaiIwa,
In Effect April ~. 1905.
WESTBOUND


Week days trains leave Wasbi,,,,.
bl1emont as follows: $40 n. m: EN- u
4.i5 y. M; SOS r. m
Week days, trains leave Washinrton r
Leesburg only: 62S .. IA. 7N" i''
sunday trains leave Washington for IN.
mont as follows: 9-lO a. m: sos y. m
:, 10 a. m. train connects az Bluemont e.
Winchester via Stage Line. ~
EASTBOUND.
Week days. trains leave Blu.,no,,, .,
Washington: 5.45 a. m; 655 a. m. m IA
m; $50 p. IN.
Sunday trains leave Bluemont for Ws.A
ington: o. a. m; 40 p. m: GOO u. m.
Week day trains leave Leesburr for Va,
ington: Us A. m.
ii a. m. train connects at Bluemont Ma,
Stage Line from Winchester.
h u. SPENCER. General Manage.
;. ii. HAEpwIcK, Passenger Traffic Ma,
ager.
W. III. TAYLoE, General Passeneer Ape-.
l.. ). BEowN, General Agent. 7O5 i5tb y
y. W, Washington, d. C.
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morally and intellectually. In addition
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an educator Of the highest character, con
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vidual and national life
THn Sun is published on Sunday, as wei
as every other day of the week.
BY mail THE DAILY SUN, IS a year, incud
ing The SUNDAY Sun, 81. THE SUNDAY SUl
alone, 81 year. THE WEEKLY Sun, 81
year.
Address
A. s. ABELL COMPANY,
Publishers and Proprietors,
Baltimore. Md
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The Sun at One Cent
Is rHE CHEAPEST iIIGH-CLAss PArER
IN THE UNITED STATES.

& THE suns special correspondents through
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China, Japan the Philippines Porto Rco
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t2lts Washington s3d New York bureau
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give lHE SUI S readers the earliest informs
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Inc taste OF beauty and the relish Of
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iect the character Of the gentleman
ana The philosopher haftesburv
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THE FARMER,s PArtR.

THE Suns market re:s5rts and corlmerca
columns are complete and reliable. and pu
the farmer, the merchant and the broker IN
touch with the markets of Baltimore. Nor
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the United States and otLer countries. Al
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
BUSY DEVELOPING
THE GREAT SOUTH
A FEW INDUSTRIAL EVENTS


BALTIMORE September 3. Special
correspondence ia this weeks issue os tho
Manufacturers Record. dealing ulrt.cl-
iarr with undertakings in th. Gur
states. illustrates activity of mana, Kind.
Widespread throughout Oh, South Or.
by Them is tho construction of f. save
h-A oi reinforced concrete. tn. largest .u
tHe world. ana the only rrepro0f ono.
q" cost about $l.50n.ODD ana TO cat tOD.uuu
i"ri nf lumber 20 day This is ONE ~ tI.
projects Of she GoodycarS. industrial cane
iatnS oi New York State. long successful
rs operators of railroads. coal mine.
coke ovens. glass furnaces and lumber
plants in New York and PcnusyIvsril.
Inry own "on.0n0 acres of Louisiana Pine
lands. and the min IS one ~ their plants
FOR developing tine properties
completion 30 now lines and extensions
Of railroads in Louisiana now under
way and contemplated. win give New
orleans the service OF practically every
railroad system in the South. ana viii
bring about an unprecedented develop
mont upon many lines indicated bv tho
fact that two towns on the AtchafaIava
River. DO Louisiana. have already. In adj
vance NJ the construction of "a road.
across the state. increased Do popul4-
ton about 300 per cent within recent
months Notable among the IMPROVE
ments in that quarter is the work upon
the railroad terminals at Port Chalmctto.
There is being constructed an immense
fresh water basin to accommodate at
one time nine Of che average size ocean
going vessels that enter New Orleans.
When are considered the spending OF
about $4,000. 600 on the construction OF a
q mile extension Of tho Big Sandy
branch of the Chesapeake and OHIO Ral-
road TO reach a kentucky coal property
aegregating 100. 600 acres. and the spend
Ing 10y tho South and Western Railroad
Of S25,OOO.0O0 in reaching toward what
was long since called tho heart Of
Americas coal fields; the Investment Of
hundreds of thousands OF dollars at
Memphis. Tenn. IN 100 one-story fire
proof cotton warehouses. with elaborate
facilities for mini-nizing the work OF
handling tho cotton. and tho organiza-
tion of company at Macon. Ga. TO
build twenty or moro warehouses. each
With capacity OF 1000 bales OF cotton;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
REAL ESTATE AVID
BUILDING NEWS
Richmond Realty Said to BE
Cheaper Than That Of
Other Cities.
SMALL HOUSES IN DEMAND


"The fan trade Is not fairly upon us
,.t. hrt the Indications aye that there
"hi hr brisk times an real estate .u The
very n-tr future. som. biz deals.
know ot are ON hand. which have iren
advanced nearer To the po.u- OF con.Iu-
sion. but are not yet finally coasum-
matted l-e market IS IN "a most healthy
condition. and have uttcr seen the
ouuooA brighter or more promlSiny."
iau~ So Ne prominent real estate
assent yesterday. and he proceeded 10
=rr lons list Of reasons Tor ,ha faith
t.at Was IN him.
Another real estate man. who has re-
u-.y been oIt of the city doing COM
siderable travelling and looking around.
being asked his opinion of Things i'm
general as they pertain to real estate and
thc market. gave a most rosy view OF the
present outlook. and said that since his
return home he had noticed many good
siens OF forthcoming good business. the
best one of which was the actual sale OF
number Oh small houses and OF the
lower priced lots. lie explained that the
business OF season always starts OFF
r.I- way
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Patents to Virginians.

Especial - Tbe Times Dispatch1
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September p. --
Messrs. Davis & Davis. Washington pat
ent attorneys. report the grant this week
20 citizens Of this state. OF the follow
ing patents:
William f. Carrie Richmond; shark and
Cindcr trap.
Willard w. Hamilton. Snyder; eilo-
door.
c. y. Human and +. +. spencer. Dan
VILE. foot-latch or bolt
Abner l.. Holton. Norfolk. packing ap-
paratus.
Charlie l.. Kee Portsmouth: railway
switch mechanism.
Thomas J, King. Richmond; scale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
ANOTHER HALIFAX BANK.
Growth of South Boston Makes
Such an Institution Necessary.

Especial 70 Tho Times Dispatch
SOTTH BOSTON. VA. September - -
South Boston IS soon 10 have another va
tonal bank which Will make five banks
for South Boston. and ten banks FOR Hal
fax coanty. The constant growth OF tho
town the thrift and enterprise OF IT,
citizens. made it necessary 10 establish
another bank. The capital is limited to
$1,000 Tho following officers have been
elected; J J Lawson. president. Judge
w. :. Barksdalc. vb'e-prcsident. G.. c.
b"rksdale' cashier; Il. Z. Watkins. Jr..
assistant cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
DUKE OFF AGAIN.
Hopes to Make Ascent of Mt.
Everest. in Hinalavas.

TURIN. September 2.-The Duke OF
Abruzzi IS preparing q new scientific cx-
petition to the Iiimalayas in the course
Of which ne hopes 10 make an ascent OF
Mount Everest.
King Victor Emmanuel who contributed
S2OOo to the recent expedition Of the
Duke of Abruzzi TO Ruwenzori. has prom
ised generous assistance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Property Too Cheap.

This gentleman. referring again to his
recent travels. said. From Information
have gathered from a number OF places
and from men / have met from various
parts of the country. 1 ann sure t.at
real estate is lower in Richmond than in
any city Of its size and importan-e BOB
the country.
This Is especially true OF business prop
crty and manufacturing sites Take
~ heeling. W Va. for instance. Hcmmed
IN as it is by Pittsburg on tne one side.
and Cincinnati. Cleveland Toledo and
Columbus on the other. II s. NOT near
az good business point as Richmond.
and yet real estate. especially business
property. is much higher ia Wheeling
than here. 1 ann not sure. but l ann
az the opinion that good business prop
erty will bring more per front foot in
Norfolk than ia Richmond and every
body knows Norfolk does not compare
with Richmond as "A biz business town.
/ know you arc ready TO ask why this
IContinucd on Second Pago)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Brings in More Outside
Money Than Any
Other Industry.
SIXTEEN THOUSAND
TOlLERS EMPLOYED
Thirty-Six Million Pounds of Raw
Material Used Up Annually.
All of the Famous Sun
Cured Leaf Comes
to Rich
nOud.

There IS. and has been for many yaaxz,
some difference OF opinion 20 TO whether
cotton or corn is the king OF the ayri-
cultural and commercial realms OF this
country. Both may be kings in a way,
and II so. tobacco. the great nncuey crop
Of Virginia, is prince or a premier,
with power and wealth second only q
that Of the king.
The figures to show the number OF
pounds OF tobacco raised in the country
or its money value are not now at hand.
but some idea can be formed OF the value
OF the tobacco crop Of tho country when
We come TO think OF the fact that In the
year 1915 the chewing and smoking to-
bacco factories OF the United States paid
internal revenue tax on S34S46,u2 pounds
OF tobacco.
This does not include the tobacco manu-
featured for export, which is not burdened
with the Internal revenue tax OF six cents
per pound. The three hundred and thirty
odd millions OF pounds of tobacco upon
which this tax was paid was sold and con-
stunned within the United States. thus
giving four and quarter pounds OF to-
ntcco 20 every man. woman and child
Ia tne United States. Take out the women
and children and men who never touch
tobacco. and IL Is fair 20 guess that the
consu-1ers Of the noxious weed i'm this
country masticate and smoke up - pounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Richmond Strictly in It.

-
But the question 70 De discussed ii, This
article is not the whole thing. but What
figure Richmond cuts i'm supplytn,- this.
wonderful demand for tobacco. 4nd
cuts a. considerable figure. as u|I Id.
shown 10y the scattering data at hfa
Richmond has been from ITS Ntr. .-
fancy a tobacco emporium. Frot t
earliest days IL has been tonacco mau.
I featuring town. and "a great leat ilail>l.
and colloss al costumes ls.t- .,.n .r.
IN the tobacco business It IS ,erta
that a. no period in its long hIstor, n..
this city manufactured AS much ch.,-.
Ing and smoking tobacco as it is nov
putting out
There are In Richmond to-day ten lar~-e
factories engaged In the manufacture OF
chewing and smoking tobacco.
Nine OF them are known as "Inde-
pendents." that IS they are owned ana
operated b. private concerns that have
no connection with the American OF Con-
tinentl Tobacco Companies. COMMONLY
called the trust Three OF the independents
concerns manufacture exclusively Tor e1z-
port and their Joint output Is about txgN,
ns.liOn pounds per year. The other
seven factories. including that OF tia
Continental Tobacco Company. WI mans
ufacture this year and pay tax on eighteen
million pounds OF chewing and Eno0ctnE
tobacco. all OF which viii be sold ana
consumed IN this country.
Amy u WdSC-EdII1CIS-
It Is not intended to enter into an GO
count OF either cigar. cheroot or ctgarerta
manufacturing In this article. or INTO a
discussion Of The Leaf tobacco business.
These VIII later be subjects tor the Indus
trial Section OF The TIues-Ddspahch but
II may ne mentioned right here that the
cigar factories OF this city employ 2O)o
wage earners, the cigarette factories 1.sOO.
the cheroot factories 100. and 500 a-rg
employed IN handling. sternming, redry-
ing ordering and packing Leaf tobacco
The ten chewing and smoking tOba<co
factories above mentioned employ 5000
Thus II will DO seen that l6.OO0 WNAsa
earners are engaged IN the tobacco es-
Establishments OF Richmond. and yes
terday two OF the ieadhng ra-nu<
lecturers OF tho city told Tha
Times Dispatch that 1900 more stern<
ners and 100 more white girls coold obs
tain employment IN the tobacco eScab-
iish1nents Of ItichInond tomorrow norm
ing II they could be found These wag(
Gamers are OF all kinds IN certain do
partulsnts Of the factories only coiore&
people ara employed and IN others only
white labor. and yet IN others only whits
women and girls. No bgAnoh OF industry
pays better wages than DO the nnanufao-
turers OF chewing and smoking tobacco.
cigars and cheroots-
Famous Sun-Cured Stock.
The tobacco. cigar, cheroot and cigar.
ette factories OF Richmond use in thels
business every character OF leaf tobacco
that is grown FOR smoking and chewing
purposes. and Tor their raw material they
draw upon the tobacco plantations of
Virginia. tho Carolinas. Kentlr<r ohio
Pennsylvania Connecticut. r..lll md
Cuba. end altogether they consume bout
thirty-tarer million pound
terial per aruum
The Richmond chovfrr f....... F.rfD-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
T. LILY 5 . Ms
RI G. IT NJ q y ID
j. r T. O. T . r Y.
ls4l- 70
Richmond.
IS Ellyson. Printer and Publisher
1S45.
Little. But Very Informing.

Little, but NeTY informing
The d.ri.uutive volume has ne., Ilnd-
iv loaned 10 The ,rines-pisr.r., f.,. can
tain Frank W Cunnin,baD Win r.ost-
tive instructions TO handle i- VITA ,rrost
care. and as Won value ,-o.~ ltfe do,.t
lose H." The book cont,.,. "a r,a.,ss
the same being six inches long and tour
inches ,,ids II co- D., e,sti.- -, a.
the hip-pocket Of a mans trousers a.
pocket-books are carried bur r. contains
a world Of interestinl- .-,+9r-notior con-
corning Richmond AS II was s,xt,- vo,ra
ago.
t. was the second effort made by Mr.
-" ',,.' al no'i,Ils a e''y l.eoto'y. The
SHy 81, MS Joy t'7elAe"t on
us .' ..''''.''''S "'"p''on
''''s 80 t'' .''' --'s' "ui..-'r OF
"a. 10y mas .''-'. ''' -"o pu'"silef
'.'.,,-sS1 moi N''.sNe ana use1ui
- D" con-
lis,... -. ..,, .,. que Pun
,..it,. th. in...'. ~ Gus
il I.t 10 r...i..... -.rl No. a..
tro -. .... ........ 49,, '' IT,
ret. ne, ~, 81. .t. --' ." a.
CIV d. r...-.t.4 e- '' '"v
a~cor,,' ~, ,t. ., , o i,.''li''"d sAail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Water Power.


"N.-iIits 'n-s situation
~ DO small
"''' ne VI 1d" FORK
'- Cons 3~-'tnIe
.--''i wafer power f"r
'.- enterprises.
'i @it-et
' 'afl ~ TIE ne.gli'rire
''-''''i 'l h"i-ri- Row
SUN. ieHi 70 furnish
t' '.'i-tt.i r.. %.
-+ Si'a As fn throw
o' ".-"'S1 points in the
G
us COO. nights and agree
irr '"t-. and DIS np- t'o rieor-
'N.7 ' PERHAPS iae most
residence IN the Come
me I''in'i.N@ nat ire
''-N'. ana us near
markets. -~Hlce the
'''-''
'ienlH- 49, The b CHE
, .-r '4y nom virginia
$500 '''N ana W eStern. and
"."S .Ni' ii~
. ' "',l+ 'i spruce
'"' through mountains
'" .i'. comes the Ma
i-.' '.."t conway. rms road.
.' .tI-eiF Inro 'he
'5'.r-" Niles. IS
sr. rarbe- ~omnanr co.. co-rr '-s','.S
VITA the F'af~l.rnf T.flrr-
he Company. owned by practically the
same people IFS shipping annually from
its Immense timber holdings. hundreds
OF Thousands az dollars worth ~ Iun-
hor At Marion is located the c0mpauv's
onlile-htul saW-u.ll. one OF Tie largest
81 i.~ south Nn iica ~ the magnitude
o. me business 10 this firm may ha
FatN'rra ffom Pie fact that ON the Ma
ron yards AZ present IS stacked over
thIfe H.ii."h ifft or lumber from which
ot..F ~i"I'A'n'- are made 20 Phladei-
I''". -N'""iN ana oiher Eastern markets.
N'' re 'FiI goes are exported % Eu-
II" ana 9''-'N America
"..''- ".-e' manufacturing interests
.n '''''.'. - .hr wagon factory ~ Look
'-'' -'' '.' "'''7t establishment in
JUS l'.i, makes annually from
ti'te 10 i'nf hundred wagons. in addi-
"--7 '"IFe oUs. ness In the
..,v "' pro" handles. spokes
I.-' my ana mining and railroad
Gnu mas SA'eHSlNe lumber inter-
~ 9','' ga anu anJa'elt counties. The
''.''' ''-l"'''- ring ana Milling Com
I"HS aus" ii'"" Dl"c'u'eS wagons and car
- 'i' eN .''i'S'Ee louhuIy ana wood
~"IN''s "rS.''eSS' ms hTn now has
Is Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Ancient Statistics.

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