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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-03
What Do they CureY

The above question Is often asked con.
corning Dr. Plerce,s two leading medi..
clnos, aGolden Medical Discovery and
Favorite Prescriptions !.
, The answer Is that eGoldcn Medical
Discovery !. is a most potent a!teratlve or
blood purifier, and tonic or invigorator
and acts especially. fnvorably In q curn-
tive way upon all the mucous lining sur.
faces. as OF the nasal passages, throat,
bronchial tubes, stomach, bowels and
bladdeHscuring 4 large per cent. q catar.
n nasal psasss The seas a5Eynx orGn-
bowels las .mas SfsrgEtHl bladder,
uterus or other pelvic orgInsS Even IN
thc.chronIc or nlcnra1lXe stnges -nl fheSa
Affect i olien Succnsstul In Affect
Inc Fav0rlts prescriptIan !. 1. advised
for I5e cure % ORG slass o5 9 Iscasss.th9ss
es Sdsat ,a III
Is q powerful yet gently acting lnvIg 0fat
Ing tonic and nervine. For weak worn
out, over.worked womer-1lo matter what
has caused the breakdown, aFavorttc
Prescription will be found most effective
In building up the strength, regulating
the womanly functions, s,,bduing pain
condition OF The whole system.
A book of particulars wraps each bottle
giving the formula OF both medicines and
quoting what scores Of eminent med.
Ical authors, whose works are consulted
by physicians OF all the schools Of practice
as guides in prescribing, say of each In
gredient entering into these medicines.
The words Of praise bestowed on the
several ingredients entering into Doctor
Pierce's medicines by such writers should
have moro weight than any. amount OF
non professional testimonials, because
such men are writing for the guidance OF
their medical brethren and know whereof
they speak.
secret, and contain no harmful habit
forming drugs, being composed OF glyceric
extracts 81 the roots OF native, American
medicinal forest plants They are both
sold by dealers in medicine. You can't
afford to accept as a substitute for one OF
these medicines OF known composition,
any secret nOStrum.
DR. Pierce's Pellets. small. sugar.coated.
easy TO take as candy, regulate and ip-
vlRorate stomach. liver and bowels.
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New Industries
in the South

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, November
y.--The accompanying list Is compiled
from reports made to the Tradesman.
and indicates the more Important new
Industries established In the South dur
ing the week ending to-day. There
are several heavily capitalized new Ell.
terprises--euch, for instance. as a $780,
900 coal and land company In West
Virginia: a 100000 warehouse com.
pany in Virginia; 100000 irrigation
company In Texas; a 100000 cotton
mill In South Carolina: n s2.000.00n
mining company and two capitalized at
million dollars each, In Oklahoma:
knitting and hosiery mills in North
Carolina; $t500oo lumber company in
Missouri; a 100000 supply company
In Georgia; railway shops In Arkan-
gas. and 100000 mining company in
Alabama.
The Tradesman's list OF new indus
tries for the week classified by states.
IL as follows:
Birmingham-Land company: $4,000
furniture factory; $4,000 land com
pany.
Bridgeport 100000 trust company.
Huntsville-sl0.0O 900 canning fac
tory.
Selma 900 iron works.
Montgomery 10000 land company.
MOBILIZE $4,000 plumbing company.
Marlow-s50,000 lumber company.
Etevenson-sl00.0 mining company.
Gcorgin.
Columbua--$25,000 manufacturing
pompany.
Buchanan-Shingle mill.
Administration laundry; 100000
supply company.
North Carolina.
Thoma sville--$2 600 light and power
plant !.
Randleman-slo.o lumber com
pany.
High Polnt-Hosiery mill.
Beautort-sS.00o manufacturing COM
pany.
China orove-s5o,ooo overall factory.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. manufacturing
company.
Trinity-Knitting mill.
Notwithstanding and loan company.
South Carolina.
Union.-;so0.Ooo cotton mill.
Tennessee.
JEFFERSON City--s1o.oo0 electric COM
pany.
Johnson City--Sto.000 amusement
company.
MISUNDERSTANDING company.
Memphis = $4,000 manufacturing
company; cotton gin.
Nashville $4,000 manufacturing
company.
Unicoi--S5.ooo telephone system.
Virginia.
Alexandria--s15.oO motor company.
Clifton Forge $4,000 bottling
works
storton--$25,ooo car works and foun-
dry.
Big Stone Gap--s5o,ooo light and
power company.
Norfolk--ssOo.o warehouse COM
pany.
Roanoke--stone company.
West Virginia.
Charlestown--Sl24.OO0 building and
loan company.
100000 coal and land
company.
Elkins--s 10000 land and timb-l,
company.
Claiksburg--s1o,o0Om mining company
Fairmont--s16o.0O0 manufacturing
company.
Wheeling $4,000 manufacturing
company; $4,000 supply company.
Observation-Disclosures and heating
company.
Crimson springs--sloo.ooo lumber
company.
d
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ACTIVITY IN BANKING.

Many New National, State and Private
Banks.
Activity in banking circles in the
Southern States is shown by the week
ly report Of the local branch of r. g.
Dun & Co.. which follows:
New National Banks.
Tho Farmers National Bank, OF
Gainesville. Tex. Capital, 100000. w
A. Schley, president; G. L. Clark. vice.
president; B. L. York, cashier; j. N
Washam assistant cashier.
The First National Bank, Of Lewis.
burg, Tenn. Capital, $4,000. w. w
Mclean. president; w. r.. Hutton
cashier.
Application 10 Organize.
The First National Bank. Of Gov.
lngton. Ga. Capital $4,000. Applica'
ton filed by N. q. gAnderson.
The First National Bank, of High,
land, Monterey, Va. Capital, $4,000
application filed by ]. A. Jones,
The Third National Bank, Of Fitz.
6 raid, Ga. Capital, $4,000. Applica
ton filed by G, u. Baker. Live Oak, Fla
The Citizens, National Bank, of Ma
con. Ga. Capital. s25o,oo0. Application
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filed by j. Clay Murphey.
New State Banks, Private Banks and
Tr1,st COmDanier.

(. vruHt COmpanlcs'
The Winfield State Bank. Of Win
Span, president; w. NJ Ward and G..
Eord, Weep presidents; ]. G. Stalcup.
cashier.
The Bank OF Laurel Hill, Fla. Capt.
tai, $4,000. ]. H. Givens president;
10. w. Gaskins, Vice president: T. A.
Gaskins. cashier; II. NJ. Stokes. assist
ant cashier.
The Sparta Savings Bank, OF Spar
ta Ga. Applied for charter. Capital.
SIS, 900.
The Bank OF Belmont, N. c. Capt
tai, $4,000. r. L. Stowe. president; L.
L. Jenkins. vice-president; w. B. Puett.
cashier. To hcommence business De-
cember 18th.
Tho Bank of Grover, N. @. Capital,
$4,000. j. II. Jenkins, president: d. G.
Ross, president; u. i. Turner,
cashier.
Tho Five Cents Savings Bank and
Trust Company, of Covington, Tenn.
Paid capital. $4,000, L. Fill. president;
r. Fl. White, vice-p PRESIDENT; j. NJ. Polk
cashier.
| The Peoples Bank, OF Martin. Tenn
Capital, $4,000. H. II. 5I4ovelace, 5presi-
dent; w. NJ. Hall and j. a. Bradbury
vlce-presidents; #, Fl. Farmer. cashier
me 'lFduST5 Dirk dllu 3ATuSI 4Colll-
pany, of Dallas, Tex. Fl. p. Ardrey
president; j. r. Mcfarland, yice-pre
dent; =. d. Day, cashier. To commence
business December list.
The First State Bank, Of Streetman
Tex. Capital. $4,000. w. e. Richards
presidents; D. D, Burleson, vice-presi.
|dent; S, II. A.4ord, cashier, "a
The Bank OF Capron. Va. Organizing
The Bank OF hynchburg. S. c. Capi,
tai S25O00 C. "A. Smith, president; ]
NJ. Tarrant, -president G. u. Tim
i mons, cashier, q
Tho Bank Of yonore. Tenn. Capital
900, Incorporated,
4 The First State Bank, of Bomarton
Tex. Capital, $4,000, Incorporated
4 The First State Bank, OF Chandler
lTeS. Capital, $4,000. g. M. Woffard
president. 4,
4 The First State Bank and Trust Com
\ pany, of Snyder, Tex. Capital. 100000
Z III. B. Patt rson, presidents; r. +. Baker
A yice-presiuent; ". NJ. Tyler. cashier.
Nllscel lnneo,s,
a The Peoples Bank, of Rocky Mount
Va, is to be converted into the; Peoples
national Hank. Capital,5 $25, 900.
l. III
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and we'll kept houses. There 1
also Catholic Church In course o
m, c y inn
wAyNEsBoRo PROSPEROUS.
Land Values Increasing and Activity
Shown In BullillnE.

Shown In Building.
WAYNESBORO. VA, November a.
Land values are increasing and busi-
ness and residence lots are in demand
for building purposes, and prices have
doubled since the first OF the year.
Building continues. and many hand
some residences and two churches have
been completed within the past twelve
months.
The reduced rates OF railroad fares
has increased the passenger traffic into
Waynesboro. which Is coming into
prominence as market and banking
town for an extensive section OF the
adjoining districts of Shenandoah and
Rockish Valleys. The bakery recently
established cannot I'LL orders, and has
been compelled to increase their oven
capacity.
Fishburne Military Academy is filed,
and enrolls cadets from seventeen
states. Waynesboro High School has
an enrolment of 800 pupils, with a
faculty of principal and seven assist
ants.
Reports from the farmers are graft
flying as to the corn crop, and the
winter wheat is UP and indicates a
good stand. The apple crop OF the
large commercial orchards In the
Waynesboro district has yielded con-
siderably more than early estimates
and carload shipments are daily moving
Ito Cincinnati, Washington and other
cold storage points. Waynesboro is
increasing as beef cattle market
and the low price of blue grass grazing
land makes this profitable industry.
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surrounding counties are that the 1907
crops OF tobacco is a very desirable
one as to quality and texture. and Will
bring the best prices known for years.
Large quantities of the tobacco own
ed by members OF the Dark Tobacco
Growers. Association. which has been
held in storage hers for many months,
have recently been sold at satisfactory
prices.
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Four Exceptional
Flannel Values
75c Kid Glove. for SEC
Dress Goods Bargains

A Navy Blue Venetian, worth
soc. for only zoe.
Plaid Suiting, in bright tartan
colors; a big special at zoe.
clearinghouse Serge. ~ inches
wide. in black only; a Csc value,
for 00c.
Storm Serge. SO inches wide.
slightly imperfect; that's why we
sell a $1.00 value for zoe.
Panamas. French serges. Storm
serses, in wine and brown. for
soc.
A 50-inch Storm Serge. in
brown and wine colors; worth
s1.00. for S5c.
Fine Quality Broadcloth, Sc
inches wide. all colors; 3l.25
value. for only 800.
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.Children's Red Mitt., 10c
at that port. which Will be loaned to

at that port. which will be loaned to
those making. applications to the Blu
reau of Manufactures.
Canadian customs collecting for the
port Of Windsor. Ont, during Septem-
Der, 1907 totaled ssS,s1s, an increase crease,
s 81 hre mon month fse Of last year.
Consul c. f, Deichman, Of Manzan-
lilo, sends an article taken from the
Mexican Herald on the maguey plant
from This will be loaned to those in.
terested who apply to the Bureau OF
Manufactures. lssjs
the eon mports the West inaan Island
L Of 1907 amounted to $2,075,6O2, an IN,
crease of $225,47o over the same period
sa.sos7o1. or s4S,l4s less than last
lat the recent meeting. In Liverpool
of the Associated, Chambers Of Com ON
was passed unanimously urging the
| government to bring lin Dill at an
early date. as foreshadoWed IN the
Board OF Trade into a ministry of.c On:
lmerce on modern and representative e'Ie
The Lieutenant-G Governor Of Malta,
l says that reductions in the garrison
,and feet, which have recently taken zen
l'place, have caused a. geneTal ueci!us
! Sin business, accelerated by the lessened
number OF steamers calling at the port
He says that altogether things are
not in a very hourishing condition IN
4 Consul r. w. Austin transmits e. city
directory Of Glasgow, scotland. for the
year l9o6'o7 It contains ,, a. list |, O. O.
all business concerns. inciuding w WI D, !
4 fa fact land may be consulted at ne rs,
bureau Of Manufactures, from when y,
also lists may be secured n any mol
ufacturers and exporters. y, !,
According to Consul General ,W, y.
Michael Of Calcutta y IL oticlahl,y re- re-
|.proyernment is offering to. lease for
i Thirty Years, with the privilege, Ct re-
rubber planta5lIen a. Mere en-
.ra ar ~ in the industry III Mergui, and
A the the government, having led the e !. way
Ito success, SNOW ready to retire
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British Commercial Court OF Arbitra.
ton. d

A report from Consul Fl. w. Metcalf
states that the n wcastle and Gates
head Incorporated Chamber of Com
merce OF Newcastle has recently es-
tablished court of arbitration for the
settlement of differt noes or disputes
between merchants. shipowners. agents.
etc. lie says that this English coult
has already proved very practical and
useful for the purposes for which 1t
was established. a copy OF the by
laws forwarded by the consul may he
consulted at the Bureau of Manufac-
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coburs's Increasing American Sales

A. statement OF declared exports from
the German consular district of Co
burg and Sonneberg, prepared by Con-
sul-General Frank Dillingham;. shows
States. The aggregate amount OF sales
of merchandise to America for the first
seven months of 1907 was $750.312.s an
Increase over the same period OF 1905
Of s94,12s. The leading line Of goods
was dolls and toys. which in this
years period figured up s4s5.716. fol-
lowed by porcelain and stoneWare,
with a value of $245.f63.
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Consul G.. Fl. jackson finds that there
is but one American cash register IN
La Rochelle. a French city, with q
population of $4,000 or q total, urban
and suburban, of 100000. The consul
adds that the advantages of the cash
registering machine can never be thor
ougllv eXs.ia ii pamphlets, while Il
live traveller who can visit the various
merchants and demonstrate the utility
OF the instrument stands splendid
chance Of doing excellent business.
Other cities in that consular district
are Mort, Rochefort. Saintes, Cognac
and Angouleme
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Not In order Yet.
7TspecialtoTha Times- DISPATCHED

n . ESpec1aI u rlEH 4 . q
sINARNIvILLE, VA, November 2-Ehe
rain which visited this section durins
the week past was disappointing
one to the farmers, who had hoped
to be able to strip tobacco for the
market, 1T was accompanisd5 by cold
wind from the north, which prevented
Season. and therefore but title
tobacco has been marketed. Reports
from every quarter In this and the
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Wire Jcyvclry.

Can you inform me whether there
exists any hand book of methods for
making jewelry of wire? NJ. I. c.
We know OF none, and have taken
the trouble to inquire of persons who
are Interested in that line without
being able to find any one else who
knows of one. 1t Is likely that an art
of this sort could hardly be impaired
except by personal instruction.
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,xoo,,n S,xec+ Potatoes,

VIII you tell me the best way to
keep sweet potatoes during the win
ter? a. y.
! A most successful method is to put
them well dried, into heaps OF few
bushels on the ground and cover with
sand. Make the pile conical In shape,
and let the sand cover the whole to the
depth of eight inches. At the apex
of the pile it is well to make small
hole.
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Queries and Answers.

the Latin .slll" In the present shape,
the letters are regarded to stand
Tor" Jesus homii1um salvator--J ests
the Savior OF men,. To consider the
~ to be an u" and let the letters reps-
resent the EnglishE'1 have suffered"
Is quite as good rending MS any. The
letters used often to have bar drawn
at the top. This mark was altered to
cross In the middle letter, and the
Roman Church uses the form In that
shape. with the Significance "1n hac
sails" which is in English, I'm this
tcross) salvation
So far as we know there has never
been contradiction OF the story which
We have seen in "the books" tiat.in
1850 a thief out the gold letters from
the altar cloth in Mary-le-bone Church.
In London. and in the vestry meeting
called to look into the sacrllege. ona
OF the church wardens expressed some
qualification at the act because he did
not approve OF the vicar John Henry
Spry) putting his initials on the cloth.
I LOVED You BETTER THAN YOU
KNEW.
Our hands are clasped the last forever;
Perhaps we'll never meet again.
loved you as ! could none other;
This parting fills my heart with pain.
You asked, and freely / forgive you:
me happy past must forget,
And tho wander on in sorrow,
hope that you'll be happy yet.
(Chorus.)
AS through this weary world wander,
My thoughts alone will be of you;
In mem'ry will see you ever:
loved you better than you knew.
Perhaps when I have gone forever
You'fl sometimes sit and think of me,
And wonder If I'm dead or living;
Perchance I'll think the same OF thee.
And WHEN your friends have all de-
parted.
The friends you thought were tried
and true,
Remember one you left hsart-broken
Lad loved you better than you knew.
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tchorus.>
Nails in wnlIs.

Please tell me how l may fasten
picture nails In the walls OF my house
without injuring them.
MRS. N. III.
If the walls are made on wooden
studs. as is usually the case. one may
detect a difference In the sound made
by tapping with a hammer when "a
stud is struck. Finding one, the rest
may be nearly located by measuring
two feet In each direction for the next.
II the wall BIO made on brick. there
Is no way to find the mortar but by
driving nail In. II the brick is soft.
careful driving will set nail any
where. In case of very hard brick,
when the mortar is found the next
layer may be located by allowing for
the usual size Of the brick. viz, nine
by two and half Inches. It is simple
to remove traces OF nall marks by
wetting the edges OF the break and
applying plaster Of Paris.
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Various.

Please tell mo tha origin of Hallow-
cen. Also let me know II the phrase.
"a right smart" is good English. and
give the white and negro population
of Virginia and Of Richmond
Our total Halloween is about equals
ly composed Of classic mythology and
pagan Druidic belief and Christian su-
perstition. The Roman feast of Po-
mona was held ct the list OF our Mo-
vember, at which time the fruits put
aside for winter use were opened. The
Halloween use of nuts and apples
comes from this custom The Druids
held their great autumnal festival
about the same time. and taught that
Saman, the Lord OF Death, attended
to the matter Of the Reconsideration
of the souls Of those. who had died
within the year just previous to the
feast. BY incantations and by gifts to
the priests, saman might be propitiated,
etc.
The phrase is not good English.
Population Of Virginia: White, 1.192,-
s55; negro, e60.722, Population of
Richmond: White, 52,79s; negro. 1920.
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Date of Expositio,l.

Dnte or Exposition.
What year the centennial was held
in Philadelphia?
Second. Will you kindly tell me
whether. or not Mrs. Jefferson Davis is
still living?
If not, where is she bu RE {, rr,,
1876. tgsf g siIs 1f'afs.s5
No. 80 ~
Hollywood.
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IIOrxc-Rndish.

VIII you inform me what the word
horse means in horse-radlsh? Do
horses eat the radish? M. D.
Horses will probably eat any sort
of radish. but the term In the COM
pound has, in ali likelihood. nothing
to do with that fact. 1t is found
in many compounds--horse -chestnut,
horse bean, horse-leech. horse-mussel.
horse-play, ,horse-laugh, etc, etc. and
is considered most probably corr
ruption OF Coarse"
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Teacher. and Grammar.

Where does the State Teachers As
ISOLATION hold It's meeting this year:
Do you use the verb "sit" or set" IN
speaking OF q brooding hen, and give
authority. MISS 8. A p.
Roanoke. Either. Common sense
and usage.
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They come with the ringing bugle,
And the deep drum's mellow roar:
Till the soul is faint with longing
E For the hands we clasp no more!
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They throng to the martial summons.
To the loud. triumphant strain;
And the dear bright eyes OF long-deat
friends
Come to the heart again!
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The Band in the III,

The Band In the Iines.
Oh, band In the pine-wood. cease!
Cease with your splendid call;
The living are brave and noble,
But the dead were bravest Of all!
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Poem Wanted.

Poem Wanted.
Would It be possible for you to
print for me Ella Wheeler WilcoX's
poem. beginning:
"You never can tell
When you send word
Like an arrow shot from bow, etc"
MRS. r. l. r.
We may be able to do SO II some
one will send copy.
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Poem Wanted.
and many of your old readers would
be pleased to have you reprint the song
SILVER Threads Among the Cold
Will you be good enough to dc, 500
w. T. T.
VIII some one kindly send copy7
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THE sUPREME TEST

of suburban property is its inspec-
SO ,, now is tho critical time for a winter
ramble or drive through the grounds
Of Forest Lodge. wagorette at Glen
Elba at quarter before 8, and you
may return to Richmond at quarter
past 10: or pleasant return may b
made by the noon train on the electrls
road.
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And the voices OF old yearsl
i. H.. s.

I. ii. S.
VIII YOU tell me exactly what these
letters mean as OIL articles used In the
offices of religion? MISS a. c. B.
We should not like to he positive on
the subject, They are regarded to be
what is left. after a slight mlsunder-
standing, of the hrst two and the last
letters of the Greek form Of the name
of Jesus. The Greek IS" got altered TO
tile Latin 81. and the Greek "c'' 10
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John Estcn Cookies Poem.
With thanks to the sender. we pub
llsh below the poem asked for last
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oh. band in the pine-wood, cease!
Or the heart will melt in tears;
For the gallant eyes and the smiling
lips.
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Sredicn1 ExamininE DonrtI

neu1CuA E4ssuihhihS DOuiNs
From whom may find out about
the time, scope, etc, of the examina-
tlons for medical license in Virginia?
STUDENT.
r. w. Martin, NJ. D., Lynchburg. Va.
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Colonel w. Fl. Chapman. Richmond,
Va, Custom House.
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Poem Wanted.
VIII you publish for inc the poem
"rhe Lips That Touch Liquor Shaa
Never Touch Nine? M. e. Is.
VIII some one kindly send copy?
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United States Revenue officer.
Will you please give me the name
and address of the chief revenue officer
in the Eastern District of Virginia?
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Timhcr Rencryntion.

A deed of sale expressly reserves
ali the timber ten inches and more in
diameter on the tract as the property
Of the former owner. Has the purchaser
the right to cut all timber OF less size?
7. s. G.
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Erecxc an Ihc Jnmcs,

: FreCKC IN tNC OWYHeBs -
In answer to the question when the
James was frozen so that teams were
driven across, i have to give the date
as January. 1889.
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Consular md Trade Notes,
Consul General Leo Bergholz, OF Can
ton, forwards a list OF current prices
OF various Chinese export comlnodl yes