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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
industrial Notes

The banks OF Pittsburg reveal the in
dustrial ACTIVITY there by the statement
that the payroll requirements for AIlc-
gheny county are 100000 a month.
American exporters are now afforded
good opportunity 70 reach neglected
Greek markets. Consul-Ceneral Horton
reports rom Athens that steamers Of
tne Austro-American line are now run
ming direct between Piraeus and New
York.
Consul-General Guenther reports that
the German government has sent out
circular instructions TO chambers CT COM
merce and officials TO investigate and re-
port on branch manufactures establfsbe5
10y German firms in foreign countries
since the new tariff and trade treaties
nave been IN operation so as 10 estimate
the adverse effects OF said tariff ana
treaty measures
The German Imperial Department Of
tlc Interior invites German exporters
% call at its Office in Berlin in order to
peruse ana study the reports on Trade
with China. published from speciaI
agents reports by the United states
Department. OF Commerce and Labor
writes Consul-General Guenther The in
Ntauon notce says the reports contain
prove valuable 20 German exportors
The management OF the LLOYD Rrazu-
eiro tAe steamship company which las
Just inaugurated new monthly passen-
ger and freight service between Braziiiar
ports and New York processes itsofg
very wei satisfied with the success 49,
tending lis efforts so FAR. Con-fl- c;,,,-
eral a.. J.. Anderson remarks thar tro
manner in which tho new service bs~
upset the freight situation I'm Rio ~
Janelro is somewhat significant
The buyer Of @ firm a. Sinrapor.
which was formerly an extensive i'm
porter ~ American manufactured GOODS
IS quoted Nv consul-Generai NVnber os
saying that his orders TO tho r-nstc5
states now were not 20 per cent 80 vyhat
they were four years ago. simply becaus..
he had TO wait eight 10 twelve month.
for American goods particularly for ma
chinery. With the high freight rates
from the United States and the indiffer-
euce ~ American manufacturers Mr.
WILDER says there will Doe difncultv. no.
only JOB Introducing new lines. but 81
holding our own on lines already estab-
nshsd"
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TRADE
MARK

AUCTION SALE OF EXTRA GOOD LOT
OF FURNITURE.
Such as Heavy Mahogany Dressers. Heavy
Iron and Brass Bedsteads, Hair and Felt
Mattresses. Roller Top Desk, twelve
Handsome Toilet Sets. with Stop Jars:
56piece Dinner Sets. Mirror Door Ward
robe.
AT OUR AUCTION HOUSE. No. 10
NORTH SEVENTH STREET. MON
DAY. DECEMBER 30. AT
1880 O'CLOCK
We Will sell an extra large lot OF House
hold Goods. Oak and Walnut Bedroom
Suits. Wardrobes. odd Bureaus and Wash
stands. Chairs, Rockers. large lot of fine
Hair and Felt Mattresses. two good
Square Grand Pianos. in perfect order:
eight-foot Oak Store Table. Counters
Hall Racks. extra fine China Closets. Ex-
tension Tables. three fine Sideboares.
Mirrors. Shaving Stands. Dressing Tables
Sewing Machines. Cook Stoves Heaters.
Gas Ranges and lots Of other goods useful
TO hOusekecrers.
Ladies invited.
THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
3. c. BTFORD.
Manager and Salesman.
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Real Estate Active

special TO The Times Dispatch
WNIHENlLLE, Va. December L.
There has been great activity in the real
estate market i'm and around Wythcviue
within the past two weeks Among the
lands that have changed hands are the
Pierce place. one mile north OF town. sold
by Professor Bohannon. or Columbus
ONO. 10 NJ j. Sweck'r. the price paid
being Sll,5o), the Rich farm one uils
west of town for the sum OF $1,000. and
several thousand acres OF mountain land
lying on Walkers Mountain and IN Fogle-
song Valley. I'm the West End Of the
county. 10 ". s. Berger. OF Cumberland.
Md, the price being about 10000.
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RICH IN REVENUE.
Corporations Growing So Fast as
to Greatly Increase Taxes

HARR1SBURG. PA. DaD0rrhe- M,
state financial officers OF Pennsvlvaui,,
broke all records FOR the fiscal year end
ing to-day tn the collection Of revenue.
and the amNint collected IS SIS. SIS q24 Oh
II used 10 '6e staf "a collection of 5000 O0O
a year Neited special wonder. and when
tle era or prosperity struck the state
and the collections began to grow that
wonder Increased. until now twice s1g-
"E'"' is regarded as about the figure for
tho States revenues
The largest item Of collections was
SNt.7l0a.bZ. from capital stock tax.
The PAY ments from the Treasury dur
ing the year were So sl-. t0-. 80. and q. the
close Of business for the month Of No
Neui-r to-day there was Ss.Sa5522.l s in
TIE general fund. and s26lA5e0-4 in the
sinking fund
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BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust.
dated May 2nd 1904. and recorded IN the
Richmond Chancery Court. clerks office
IN d. =. $50 A. page 406, default having
been made In the payment OF a portion OF
the debt secured thereby. and having been
required by the beneficiary therein so TO
do, ]. the undersigned Trustee will on
MONDAY, Sd DECEMBER 1906.
at 4D O'Clock p. NJ on the premises,
proceed TO sell at public auction, the prop
erty conveyed therein. viz: All that piece
or parcel OF land. with all improvements
thereon. beginning at the intersection of
the cast side OF Seventeenth Street with
the south side OF Washington Street.
thence extending southwa rdly along the
said east side OF Seventeenth Street. ana
fronting thereon forty-three t40 feet.
and extending back eastwarCily from said
front between parallel lines and along
the said east side OF WASHINGTON Street
one hundred 200 feet. more or less.
This is valuable business stand, and
being corner makes II very desirable.
the present occupant having been there
for a number Of years.
TERMS: All cash. except the amounts
to become due under the deed. viz; One
principal note for $3.50. TO become due
May 2nd. 1909. and ten S1O) interest notes
for S2l. 20 each, To become due every three
months; the first one to become due Feb
ruary 2nd 1907 which amounts are to he
secured by a deed OF trust on the prop
erty.
3. c. WHERRY. Trustee.
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Neu1 Industries
in the South

The new Industries established On tho
Southern states during the week ending
to-day are shown 10y tho attached list
reported Co the Tradesman through
authentic channels. The list does not in
cludo the large number OF small indus
tries which, I'm the aggregate. are very
considerable item in the progress OF the
south a study OF the weeks new In
vestments Will give fair idea OF the
work being carried forward IN develop
mcut Of mineral and timber interests. the
manufacture of cotton and other textile
products. the oreanization of large de-
Neiopmcnt compauies and the diverse
lines n which this section is being 50
strenuousy exploited. 10 rs am early win
ter o. aggression. with indications of a
very busy season in which large under
takings will fisure conspicuously.
The Tradesman's list Tor the week is
ass follows
ALABAMA.
fiiians store-sioo11 lumber mill.
Hirming ham 81 oa1 lumber company
GEORGIA.
Aranta-$snc eco mining company: $4,000
wheel factory. mining company: $4,000
leather company.
Augusta $4,000 fertilizer factory
T.awrcnceville-sl0.0O0 guano factory.
Albany
Coirm -Rotting works
Svlvester-Teiephone system.
KENTUCKY.
Louispille-Slou Do0 land company. stone
company $4,000 manufacturing company.
Casey creCk-Teiephone system.
BrandCnburg- Sy9e0 cement works.
Clay City-Cnnning factory. ice factory.
Glasgow-Ccment works.
LOUISIANA
Lake Charles-Sl5.Oo0 implement COM
pany.
Amite-Light and power company.
New orleans $4,000 engraving COM
psny. Sl"co supply company
MISSISSI
* osciusko- 900 canning factory
Neridian-SlO0.oo0 wagon factory
Hatdcsburc- $4,000 mill company
NORTH CAROLINA
MorrisviIle- nuN cotton mill
raraoro- $4,000 land company.
Nadesh oro-$soroo land company.
Staiey-S $4,000 chair factory.
Bossemer City-Cotton mill
Gold Hill-Sl.oo9"o mining company.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Marion-S5o.op0 lumber COMPANY.
Ilmers-Sl0.coQ lumber company.
Spartanburg-Slooo) development com
pany.
TENNESSEE
Chattanooga-S5c0 wood fibre plaster
company
Nashvine-s40.0Go land company.
Johnson City-Lumber company.
Paint Rock-$lo0oo flume and transpor-
tation company.
Bulls Gap--S5.0o0 canning factory.
Momphis-Sl5,e0 lumber and manufac-
turing company. S300o0 lumber company.
Harriman-SZooeo lumber and mining
company
Bristol-Sl5.ooo bottling works.
Clinton-$'.e00 bottiing works.
VIRGINIA.
Northumberland ara,-ar,~
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AucClon sales, Future Days.
ga. I5..t TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM AT NEW CASTLE,
ON THE PAMUNKEY RIVER,
-e IN HANOVER COUNTY.
.Et VIRGINIA.

by virtue OF a decd OF trust. made by
ire'@ . braNton to VIM. Il. Plzzini and
-, r.. chalmers, trustees. dated July p,
1ssS. and OF record I'm the clerks office
OF the Circuit Court OF Hanover county,
tnAlrslni i1 In Deed Book 30. at page 81.
said VIM. b. Pizzlni having resigned said
s.Is. ana the undersigned having been
T1SHosttuted as trustee. in place OF said
" m - Pizzini. by order OF the Circuit
Court of Hanover county. Virginia en-
tered on the 18th day or November, 1906:
ment Of the debt secured by said deed.
ana having been required so 20 DO by
She holder OF the note evidencing said
DEBT, 1 shall, on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER. 1906.
at the hour Of - o'clock, midday in
'front.' OF the Court House OF Hanover
county. Virginia. offer for sale. at public
auction, TO the highest bidder The follow
ing valuable real estate to-wlt:
All those two certain tracts OF land
wing and being in Henry Maglsterlal Dis
trict OF Hanover county Virginia on the
Pemunkey River near New Castle Ferry.
adjoining the lands OF Elizabeth r. Tom
lin and others; being lot No. 2. containing
one hundred and sixty-one and three
tWentisths G61 3-20) acres. which was
conveyed to the said Leila s. Braxton by
Carter Braxtons heirs by partition deed
dated October 10. 1855. and recorded IN
the Clerks OFFICE OF Hanover County
containing one hundred and seventy six
ana Ilve,siHth SdIS 5-Sl acres. which was
conveyed 10 Leila =. brnNtOn by W. n.
Macon, Sr.. and Nora. his wife. by q
dated November 2. 1883. and recorded IN
the Clerks Office OF Hanover County
said lots being part Of the estate Of the
late Carter BrsKton. a plat and survey
OF which f. recorded IN said Clerks Of
flee In Plat Book 2 page 81
TERMS: For cash as 20 so much Of
the proceeds as may be necessary TO de-
fray the expenses OF executing this trust.
including trustees commission % five per
centum and all taxes. dues. assessments
and charges on the said real estate I'M
paid at the time OF sale. and also a rata
bic proportion Of the taxes for the year
1905, and to discharge tho amount Of
money represented by the principal note
and interest matured and unpaid. and In
surance premium paid by and due TO the
beneficiary under said deed 81 trust. say
$4,000 cash the residue OF the purchase
money TO be payable ia equal instruments
OF one and two years from the day OF
with Interest added. and secured by
deed OF trust on the land. 70 be drawn.
executed and recorded at the purchasers
expense.
Purchaser will be required to deposit
with the trustee $500 In cash or certified
check when the property Is knocked down.
and TO have ten days within which 10
search the title and complete the pur-
chase.
This farm is one OF the finest in East
ern Virginia. being well adap pied 20 the
cultivation Of the grain crops and hay
and 10 stock raising
ROBERT W. TOMLIN.
Substituted Trustee.
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! will sell at my warerooms. 10 North
Seventh Street,
TOMORROW (MONDAY. 1890 A. NJ.
Mahogany Case l-3 Octave Upright
Piano. 10 Handsome CHARTERED Oak Bed
room Suits. Mirror Front WardrObes Oak
and Walnut and other Wardrobes, Quar-
tered Oak and Mahogany Dressing Tables.
Handsome Oak and Walnut Side boards
Oak ana other China Closets Oak and
Walnut Bookcases. Excellent Collection
of Pictures MirTors. Rugs. Portieres. Ia
bic Covers DrOphead Singer and other
Sewing Machines. odd Oak and Walnut
Bureaus. Washstands. Iron Bed Springs.
Sectional Felt and other Mattresses
Lounges. COuches. Crockery. Glassware
Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets. several good
Cooking and Heating Stoves; also a lot
or other goods too numerous to mention.
Ladies invited. sale positive.
TERMS. Cash
GEO. w MAYO, Auctioneer.
Geo. Y. oliver Salesman.
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We Will sell within our warerooms,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4TH.
commencing at 1880 A NJ. ] large 70
light Crystal Chandelier 1cost 5000. !
very Handsome Rosewood Wardrobe. with
mirror doors; ] unusually Handsome
Rosewood Bookcase and Secretary ina
pie lined). ] very large French Plate Mir
ror. oval shape; Genueman's Wardrobe
Mahogany Table Oak ChimOnnier Wal
nut Chamber Suit. Extension Tables, Iron
Beds. Folding Beds. Ofice Desks. Side
boards, Shaving Stands Lady's Writing
Desk, Parlor Lamps. odd Rockers
Chairs. Refrigerators. Tables. Hall Racks.
Pictures. Mirrors. DruEgets etc. etc
Ladies respectfully invited
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo il. Valentine. Auctioneer.
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
HORSES. COWS. GASOLINE ENGINE
SAVING OUTFIT. FARMING I'M
PIGMENTS. TOOLS, ETC.


Owing to sickness and other causes.
Steigleder Brothers will sell at public
auction. at the farm known as Robin
Park. near New Bridge Church. on the
Seven Pines car line. stop No. Is on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER s. 1906. com
mencing at 10 O'Clock A NJ. sharp. the
following personal property. One new
Phaeton and Harness. ] Dump Cart. 1
Two Horse Wagon. / One Horse Wagon,
j Two-Horse LOW-DOwn Wagon. I KNAPP
sack SpSayer. lot OF Rubber Hose lot OF
Whale oil Soap. Bluestone. Paris Greene.
etc; TWo-HOrse Sweep Power. Ideal
Grain Mil, can be used 10 saw wood:
24-inch Circular Saw. 1 30-inCh Circular
Saw good as new; Betting. Dirt Scoops
100 bushels Corn. Shucks. Corn. Fodder.
lot OF Black Walnut Lumber about so
cords dry Pine sawed in blocks. an apiary
consisting 81 about 100 hives OF Bees:
large flock Of Barred Plymouth Rock
Chickens. etc. TERMS made at sale.
STEIGT -EDER BROS. 2. d. No. g.
w =. FRAYSER. Auct'r
y. B-We also offer our Farm for sale
as q whole or one-half This is one OF
the best Farms in the county. consisting
OF 255 acres. For particulars see
STEIGLBDER BROS.
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Pursuant to a decree OF the Chancery
Court OF the city. Of Richmond. entered
on the 18th dav of November. 1906. IN the
chancery cause entitled II. -. Harden
burg Company VS.. William Z. Par
tello and ais. I viii sell. at public auc-
ton. to the highest bidder. as a whole.
the pool and billiard business formerly
conducted by William =. Particle at No
7o7 F, Broad Street, known as The
Tuxedo" on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1906. AT
1890 O'CLOCK a. NJ
The said property consists OF Billiard
and Pool Tables of the Brunswick Bake
make. latest style. sets Pool Balls. 2
sets Billiard Balls. large lot Of Cues
'h"irs FIXTURES. Furniture. etc and all
other articles necessary I'm the conduct
Of the pool and billiard business: also, a
large quantity Of Cigars. Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco. Cigarettes, Show
Cases. etc, etc
TERMS: Cash. sale subject to con-
firmation ~ the Court
MELVIN FLEGENHFIMER.
Receiver.
The Valentine Auction Co.
Aucticneers
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ACTIVITY IN BANKING
New Financial Institutions Start
ed in Several States.

Activity En- banking circles ln Southern
States Is shown by the weekly report OF
the local branch 81 r g. nun & Co.
as follows
Application % Orean.ze-The Vlckery
National Bank OF Lavonia. Ca. capital
$500, application fled by A g. Vick-
cry.
New state Banks Private Banks and
Trust Companies-The Bank Of Auburn,
Ala, capital. 81 600. w J. Holloway.
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Notice.

TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS =
naaNs this day sold unto NJ J. Pendieton
y 20, the fixtures, book accounts ana
viii or my business, known as the
1fhs' All persons indebted to me will
All az zfo4 r. Broad Street and settle
I'm ihe aDove named parties. Thank
patronage IN the past. / earnestly soljcit
thelr support for my successors
Yours respectfully,
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MONEY FOR STATE.
Corporations Pay Large Sums
Into the Treasury

The Treasury of Virginia was enriched
somewhat yesterday with money coming
direct from the corporations OF the state
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany paid IN S157. 1920. the amount OF
state taxes assessed for the year 1906
Nir7 company paid last year Sl43. 553.6q
The increase is due to Increased assess
ment Other corporations paying up their
taxes yesterday were the Bell Telephone
Company. SS9ls36. other telephone com
nanles S2OQ0. Steamboat lines S5.OOO
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Oriental Rugs at Auction.

We will sell at No. 500 Z. Broad St.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER llTH and 18TH.
at 1890 A. NJ. and p. NJ. a handsome
collection from Persian Korazin Daghes
tan and Turkish Moosool Rugs
- choice Antique Pieces OF Moosool
10 choice Antique Pieces Of ShorVan.
10 choice Antique Pieces OF KAYAK
10 choice Antique pieces Of Kuraba
10 choice Antique Pieces Of Hamadan.
] choice Antique Piece OF Karmansho
] choice Antique Piece OF Tabrez
choice Antique Pieces Of Sana
choice Antique Pieces Of Spahan.
] choice Antique Piece OF Saraband.
choice Antique Pieces Of Shernz.
? choice Antique Pieces Of Yordiz.
choice Antique Pieces OF Kashmer
The sizes running from Ok to sxfe.
hall runners, l2X3 TO ix3 IL. all sizes.
This Is tho chance for Oriental antique
lovers. Sale positive.
TERMS: Cash
GEO. ". MAYO. Auctioneer.
Geo Y. oliver. Salesman
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Meetings.

a TO THE OFFICERS AND MEM
Xxx hers OF Henrico Union Lodge. No.
w 100, A. F. & A. NJ: Please attend a
stated communication of your lodge. to
be held at Masonic Hall, Twenty-fifth
Street. MONDAY EVENING at 1880
o'clock
Members Of sister lodges and transient
brethren fraternally invited to be present.
BY order of the w. NJ
c. s.. HUGHES. Seek
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VALENTINE AUcTIoN>
X PHONE 1906 81
~eLe EAST BROAD S.

RECEIVERS AUCTION SALE OF POOL.
AND BILLIARD BUSINESS OF VIM.
2. PARTELLO. KNOWN AS THE
TUXEDO" AT no. 707 z BROAD
STREET
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.
6lS j.. Broad Street.
STORAGE AUCTION
OF
Furniture, Mules, Surrey.

TOMORROW (Menday). DEC. Sd.
at 1870 O'Clock. at our salcsrooms. No.
CTS +. Broad Street, we will sell for stor-
age and other charges a large lot OF
Household Furniture, consisting Of Iron
Beds and Springs Oak Dressers and
Washstands, Walnut and Oak Chamber
Suits. Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Mat
tresses Mating. Carpet, China Cases
Sideboards Parior suits Chairs. Ward
robes, COuches. Bed Springs Mirrors.
Pictures. Rockers. stoves. etc. also from
exhibition. Handsome New Leather Lii
brary Suit. Leather Couchcs. very Hand
some Mahogany Parlor Suits. Chartered
Oak China Cases. Fine Brass Bed, etc
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BY Richmond Auction Co.,
zoos r. Main street
1905 f. Main Street.

CRYSTAL CHANDELIER. HANDSOME
WARDROBE LARGE MIRROR, SEC
Rotary AND BOOKCASE ETC.
ETC, AT AUCTION.
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BY Geo. W. Mayo. AuctiOneer.
40 y. Seventh Street. Phone 1895.

40 y. Seventh Street. Phone 1896.
Mahogany Pedestal Dining
Table, Grandfather's Clock,
Mahogany China Press,
Grand and Rare Collection
of High Grade Household
Effects, Upright Piano,
Drophead Sewing Ma
chimes, Mirrors, Pictures,
Rugs.
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Mules and Surrey.

Promptly at 1890 viii sell two Mules
and one good Surrey.
Ladies arc respectfully Invited 10 az
tend our sales
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Auction Sales, Future DAVIS.


BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 1i02 f. Main 81.
COURT SALE BY AUCTION OF. VAL
UABLE TRACT OF LAND. CON
TANNING TWO AND A HALF
ACRES. BOUNDED BY sam JOHN,
SAINT PETER. BACON AND FRITZ
STREETS.
In execution OF decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond. In
suit OF W T. Hawkes. ct ais. who sue.
etc. vs.. Potue Fleming ct ais. We viii
sell bv auction on the premises. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER T. 1906.
at 4:S0 =. NJ. the above mentioned prop
erty plat of which can be seen at the
ONCE OF the aUctiOneers.
TERMS; One-third cash; residue in two
equal instruments. at six and twelve
months. with interest from date OF sale
until paid; or all cash, at option OF pur-
chaser.
ALLEN G.. COLLINS.
BENZ. II WEST.
Special Commissioners.
The bond required Of the special COM
n1issioners by the abOve-named decree
has been given.
CHAS. o. SAVILLE. Clerk
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by Geo. W Mayo. General Auctioheer,
40 y. Seventh Street. Phone 1896.
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Auction salesLMonday.

BY Green & Redd. "a
Real Estate Auctioneera.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF THAT
WE'LL BUILT AND VERY IDESIRABLE
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING.
No. 10 NORTH SEVENTEENTH
STREET. WITH FRAME
SHOP ADJOINING,
40. U3 y. SEVENTEENTH STREET
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X W DOYLE
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-19

Automobiles in Philadelphia and
Pittsburg are demanding the con
struction of an elaborate state road
between these two cities, distance
of 800 miles. With the building of
such a road 1t is promised that the
old taverns, which were so familiar
in stage coach days. will be revived.
One of the advocates of the new
roadway, in behalf of which a meet
ing was held at the Union League
club in Philadelphia Saturday night,
says
The reason France is so popular is
because of her good roads and her
hospitable inns. There is scenery
in Pennsylvania that rivals the natu-
raj beauties of France Comparative
ly few Philadelphians have seen the
real interior of Pennsylvania, but the
great scenery is there. 1t is kept
hidden from the out side world by
the absence of good roads. With the
establishment OF the road the inns
would come as a natural result. Not
only will this movement lead to the
building OF the highway between
Philadelphia and Pittsburg, but IL
will make possible a chain Of beau
tiful highways which will thread the
state. These branch roads will lead
into the state road like veins into the
main blood chambers Of the body.
I And upon each of these branch roads
the inns will soon appear.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-19
The DAILY LEADER,
Is
STEADILY GROWING
IN POPULARITY.
IT'S CIRCULATION
is INCREASING
AT A RAPID RATE.
Every Day Brings New
Friends and Patrons.

1t wants TO grow up with
Blucheld and stand by its
people. 1t wants to grow
better as it grows older. 1t
wants to gain the confidence
Of the people and aid in
building up our waste
places.
If you wish to make the
LEADER d power for good
IN your midst, help it now in
its infancy and when it has
grown stronger by your sup
port, it will not forget the
hand that nurturcd it at the
beginning.
The LEADER wants to
become the representative
newspaper Of this region
and voice the sentiments of
ITS people.
Don't wait longer, now is
the time to build up a good
home newspaper that viii
add to the prosperity Of all
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-19

Mr.. j. II. Pearson has opened up a
nice restaurant on Princeton ave
nue. and we are informed is doing
an excellent business. II is n clean
and commodious place. with atten-
tive walters OF course he will get
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