The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
fat bank account would not take $500

ilik5 Ono hundred aete OF Tile anu is nov
I'm superior sta ta III n Vat1ot here
HIS seyensroohl.i II ,,ss wlt l,a q FREE
\ 5poiches, oil 5neatly painted, with yard
Corr house, grait,ery,F dairy, tiieat house,
i 5sieep shed. Vow HOUSE gadx40 feet, 4 III iiis
No,ihg orchard 4 planted $out, n ni,dss this
\ spring he Hlll. use h ton OF wire Iii fec1
/ INF. Mr. .jst,htl99 81 Brown Simply follows
general farming, growing corr, wheat,
oats, hay and potatoes, and raising cat.
filc, sheep and hogs. Two years ngo Ete
4 cultivated Sfdrtyshcres In corr. Ills aver
}Engn atniual bill for hired help Isl finder.
II ID, FAIRY d. ID. I'll /,
lg55Thc money tos#nccchAplis ll all these
Fittings with, besides b that t1ecessary5sst to
support his family. vas made tSoffs5the
farm. Does tl,ts aread \ like d story from
Arabian Night. Write NJ q MI. HI ii.
lTarc.ei, Pine View or tie post nstcrEnt
gthclattei place, Il enclosing stump fori,c-
plys 1snE$9t his lard; does not promise
)Buutck wealth 10 Il tie idlei--to tho f,ini,
whose l,ighest ambition IFS to armament
|sthci matt kegs and CRACKER boxes in3 a
village Isl ole--lt IS la.iEslltest smiles ore
saved for& tile man of energy y$n noble!
purpose md persistent ss Industry
stands ready to Ike 4 advantage OF the
Hong working yenr q ffcred by the Ml! L
winters. i,3 n 81 M sssS n VI
s1nEtlc last iilncSmontlis 5of 4 DOS Nfr,NJ.6
IL stiycly shipped il, ITO, 900 fec Of build
Ing lumber from 13caleton, and now I'M 9,
|Scontrncts for2 over SO0O. 900 feet for tho
coming year. tt1o Ialso sells largcl " To-
cally, and operates tEplai,er. Mr. W. 11.3
Burke ii new lumber dealer II, Bchletotl,f
Will probably 4 Handle seretal IS hundred
thousand feet during the u coming syel,
willie N1cssrs. u. q. & 'erroy md james j,
Sheppard, Of Roinlng Ion. handle HI from
10000 to SO 900 feet each week l'liei,
there ARE many individuals who occfl \: n
sionnly@ ship "a car loncl y Of lumber al
iof which tends to swell tile Il Total. N Mr.
1I.sSs s. Arnold is the Mor,isville 4 repre-
sentative ola lumber firm that is buy.
ing lumber. putting III saw ,mllls,E nnldiex
poets to handle several mil ~. building
feet during tho prescnt yenr. u But the MIN
rod yarnong 5&all tho unlberinell IN thts
section is Nimrod 5Ashby8s Ell,brey,' iii the
5l,egan a. poor boy, and his frs vent ire
ingthe tin,bort was to a ge II n out 5g,.son,e
spokes a t which iio clea red SCI. He is
still a veryFfyoung MAN, bit \ he declares
that this first SIS looked larger " o him
then than several thousand does now In
j 904 hG had three saw mills cutting for
him, and sold 5000, 900 feet. In ] 9o5 he
had SfourScrtting@find sold $500, 900 feet
This ycar&fe will have five cutt ting, and
expects Ito sell over 10000 feet. & III
f The pioneer OF sd W mill men Is Mr.
John N. Brown Of rockford, who also
;lins tho Reputation Of turning out y the
best smanufactured product ~ Of IGaany Of
,thonl Ill .[i
is only Il question ot time as
to whcnRtliere will 55be an ebb IN the
lumber business at 4 tho pr sefi ~ sexten-
sve telling of the trees, essa tho
cclsiorsrnills are introduco and the I,i'lG
of scotd wood ishoul I iadvano e.S$a This Sec
ton has one natural resource capab bio OF
unlimited development and which, when
properly developed can product s ll1'l
Client wealth to pay off our nat lonal and
all stat I'll debts without fear OF cxhnus-s
ton and that's s}gold h (. Il, III $5E
W S.5sS i5 GoLD S SUPPLY n SsSS5
MANY may wonder. why more gold rs
mot taken out the s. ground around
mines idle ii, ITS yia1nity would be
"a 81 to comp let 81, ucstion
although It would sho8 length !. "a partial
reply would boz to say that nine Eouttof
ten mining failures In Is this sect ion are
ca used n by j;lack}$of capital to properly
startfup WITH duarrels among the stock
holders, Or inconrle mana 3 Few
people would caro- TO- trust 4 their: YES
iii "a train If they knew the engineer
never was locomotive m before3thaa a
day, vet stoclsholdelsBain tho !. mines In
this section do not hesitate to- place the
management OF their mine in the hands
Of Ia man who knows NOTHING what ever
about mining, his sole. Recommendation
llsla III being thai lie Is n rye iin yes or
himself, ca, anything buts$fa lure be
expected ? III H III PA nv IgF5 p .5lyy
Az Tho heavy, Srumblng 4, ba tterlpg noise
of the stamp mill of 8the. 4 Virginia Mining
ana SDcvclopmcrt Company cam be heard card
every day (. 81 II Company
containing slX cins, averaglng ono mile mile
IN length EACH containing vein, matter
from six to seven Il Get W idc. III Ono 8veintI
averages three to four feet highly min
cralizcd quartz, another vein Is dtstin-
gu!shcd by a six-inch body OF Very rich 4
quartz along a hanging wall ..f Avery
peculiar looking mineral, nj supp osed ~ to j
contain rndium, has Just been sent of
for analysis by this company. rho only
sIlvered copper plate used In this section
is owned by this company. The stock i
or this minna is owned principally BY Car
bondale apltallsts and imposed II to q be 4
very rich, aboullds III large pockets, the
pauning or which would excite the most
seasoned Colorado miner: s fs9 NJ y. ~,
Mr.. j. C.. stlvely, of Beal ton,5had some
samples Of ore from his property analy z
cd last year that anged from $40 to {4s per
ION nnd showed gold, silver, copper 'lnd
nickel, a goodly portion OF the receipts
OF Hudson distillery, lying between Nor
SrIsvillc. and Kellysysllle,i y I IN the form
Of gold dust md nuEgcts, hen man
Is n little short Of funds and wants q
Quart bottle nlled. lie! goes out sto.,on
\ Of Tic many small rlYulets. does q little
pnnning, and takes the dust to Mr.. Ishos;
Hudson. where 1t 10 exchanged for stu
brighter colors. y
4.t. n FL I'll KELLY p. III !. 81 B. n 5;5
Tho old Kelly has been, and is to-
day one of tho rich mines Of this rsglpn,
Away back inl7slayery days. when tho
nropsrty ~ as owned by the Nh. JIM kollys
when no wished to raise Ave or six hu'.4.
dren dollars for some special purpose, all
that ho had TO do was TO take his slaves yes
Gown to the little brook below the garden
| aud do a little placer mining, using n
rocker. II @ grew intensely interested and