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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25

that ne would make the Denver MAJ,
travel faust if he wanted to win tbo
contest. NeisN onser defeated Qnicker
Friday night. which makes the Won
ana lost proposition a tie. II has beon
decided to run off the tie tonight. In
view Of the fact that. each man Ia.
Won one race and lost me. tonighf,
contest should be very exciting
good bill of comic pictures is also in.
In the evenings program.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25
YOUNG SON ON
ROAD TO RECOVERY

indianapolis. oct. 2l-A decided
improvement in the condition of j
w Kern, Jr., today. lightencd ih'
hearts of the family and tonight Mr.
Kern spoke checrfully about the com
lition of his little son.
The change for the better has
bocn very noticeable today" said Mr.
Kern tonight. land we are an fccliue
much better. We trust the boy will
contnuc to improve
Mi Kern had not decided tonight
upon the question of starting a tour
Monday of the state on a specia.
train. ftNTEUgH
III there continues Go be Improve
mcut ! viii probably go" said Mr
Kern. but my going WIN depend 90.
tirely ON the boys condition Monday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25

IHH H. heard f... ....Hf..
Hrelrg tHs kaaieys o. nI.. ntu .hlf
SD ant l1ute ueKt door O.. tau
HflH ue-Ah. SEES uaur. u.
GO Irt her take singing lessons bud
j pc refused sa far
Toene- Ef-reali-I DON'T -r tn.
traf.tIuu
erpNne shr huuas a.. k.a
hatf tnat sort oi thing ana So
hat. tne kadlrsh- ahe Cath
dan and Timea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25
Crossed Wires Cause Fire.

P%ittsburg. oct. PA fire causad
by crossed electric wires in the Hazs
mine of the Pittsburg. Buffalo Coal
company near Cannonsburg, Pa. to.
day was distinguished with a loss that
will not exceed $1,000. There were ma
fatalities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25

two days was inflicted on the poor
innocent. helpless, terrified candidates.
To make u mar believe for forty
eight hours hat he is a democratic
candidate for office in Bernalillo
county is little short OF inhuman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25
TMcnly Round praM in parI.

Paris, oct. 24-"Kid" Davis. Of
America, who holds the lightweight
championship of France, tonight
fought a tWenty-round draw for the
title with Aft Goodwin, of England.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25

you Soc that klnd OF a Weather
ast sou know that rheumaUam
Gather Is a. hand Get ready faf t
o. b. setting d bottle 90 nal.aris
nov AAuiment Finest Thing made
Pr rhfumatism. chuhialns frost bite
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3 ans raina
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25
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LAXATIVE EEOMD Quu.ua
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25

ih. whitney ihruaEu its
lit'ru-, "a q Reynolds filed = sum
n~t ths ~Hyarra ,amrarv .s 80
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sum ~ >.h- H. alleged o. b, due h
plaintiff ON account 90 goods and
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i"ia"t Gov uhi.h 49, payment i.s-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
TELLS ABOUT LEXINGTON
Interesting Lcnflet Issued by Board OF
Trndc OF Town.
Especial to The Times plspatch.]

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Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
LEXINGTON, VA, July 4-The Lex
$ington Board OF Trade, through its
advertising committee. composed OF
Professor T. K. Urdahl, chairman: DR..
John II. Latane. Messrs. William R.
Kennedy. Samuel o. Campbell and
Major G. w. Watts, has issued book
lets descriptive of the town and COM
munity, and these booklets, with let
tiers from the president OF the Board
OF Trade. Mr.. Edward L. Graham. have
been sent to people in various cities
who most probably would be interested
in seeking summer home or per-
manent home in pleasant town.
The booklet is a neat publication OF
eight pages, with four pages illus
trated. The illustrations are Washing
ton and Lee University. the Virginia
Military institute, the Natural Bridge
and Castle Hill. the last mentioned a
handsome hotel on the western suburbs
overlooking Lexington. "A neat cover
completes the booklet.
Lexington is city OF homes, a
centre of education and culture. world
famed IS the seat of two of the most
renowned institutions Of the South
Washington and Lee University and
the Virginia Military Institute. The
one enjoys the unique distinction OF
having been endowed by George Wash
ing and administered by r ebert E. Lee;
the other. often called the West Point
OF the South, Is rich In the memories OF
"StonewallT Jackson, who left Its lect-
ure rooms to lead his immor tai brigade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
STREETSANDIR0ADS
IN THE SOUTHLAND.
Southern Towns and Counties
Spending Immense Sums to
Make Travel Easier.

1 [ Special to The Tim e Dispa tch. ]

tspecinlto The Tines -Disp atch.1
BALTIMORE, MD, July IA review
OF the construction columns OF the
Manufacturers Record, covering the
road and street Improvement OF the
cities and counties OF the South for
the past six months. shows the value
OF this work to be approximately $780,
100000, including both that planned
and that contemplated. OF this sum
$4,000,000 represents contracts which
have been awarded and construction
under way. $15,50o,O00 bonds voted and
money appropriated or available, and
S10.500,0 600 improvements contemplated
and for most OF which dates have been
set for voting on the Issuance OF the
necessary bonds to carry on the work
and which It Is fair to assume nearly
all will be favorably acted upon. Con-
tinued at this rate for the rest OF the
of an outlay OF 360.00,000 during 1908
for street and road improvements, but
even II no additional work Is authorized
the showing Ia very remarkable and
noteworthy. and one which not only
indicates the appreciation OF Southern
communities OF the benefits to be de-
rived from modern public improve
ments. but also evidences their de-
termination to secure them.
Another noteworthy feature OF this
work Is tho large number OF COM
munities undertaking improvements.
particularly the smaller ones, the re-
view showing about $50 different cities
or counties. which makes an average
expenditure OF about $4,000. although
as rule in the smaller cities and
towns the value Of the Improvements
generally runs anywhere from $4,000
to $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
NEW INDUSTRIES
IN THE SOUTH

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. July q
New industries established in the
Southern States during the week end
Ing to-day are indicated by the FOL
lowing list compiled from reports made
to the Tradesman. Among the notably
large investments may be mentioned
n 100000 mining company In West
virginia. a $1.600,000 manufacturing
company in Virginia. 100000 lum-
Der company in Texas; a $250,000 build.
Ing company in Oklahoma; coal and 1
coke company in Tennessee: 1l500VV
fertilizer works In Missouri; $500
900 power company in louisiana: a
$500, 900 investment company In At
kansas. and a $4,000 Ice and canning
factory in Alabama. The Tradesman's
list for the week Is IS follows:
Alabama.
MISUNDERSTANDING factory; brick
and tile works (projected).
Gadsden-sl7,0o0. land company.
I Midland City-Warehouse company.
Mifin-$50,0 900 Ice and canning fac
- North Carolina.
High Point-Manufacturing COM
pany.
Bigheart-Telephone system.
Oklahoma City-s50.0oo wire fence
Okemah-s5,O 900 hardware company.
Standardization 900 oil company;
$4,000 oil company; $4,000 oil COM
pany.
Tulsa-s1o.ooo oil company.
MISUNDERSTANDING company.
Chelsea-s50.00o mining company.
Tennessee.
Memphis-s5.ooo supply company,
10000 medicine factory: $4,000 sup
ply company: $4,000 cotton gin.
Nashville-s1o,ooo machinery COM
Knoxville-s1o,ooo coal and coke
Texas.
Ell Paso-s5o, 900 bottllng works.
Dallas-$50.000 land company; So
900 motor car company.
Fort Worth-s5o.oOo grain elevator.
Cisco-s1s. 600 light and power plant.
Edna-s25.O0o oil company.
Riverside-s9.000 lumber company.
Emory-Canning factory
San Antonio-s100,o00 lumber COM
pany.
Corpus Christi-Irrigation plant.
Brownsville-s1s,o0o land and irri-
cation company.
caddo-s2o 900 oil and gas company.
Palacios-$30,0 900 oil company; $780,
900 oil company.
Houston-sloo.ooo oil company.
Virginia..
Norfolk-s25.ooo novelty works.
100000 utilities corporation; $4,000
distillery,
Mount olive-s5,ooo telephone sys-
tenn.
10000 dlstillery.
N Cambria-s25 5000 medicine factory.
Richmond-s49.000 metal company:
$l.600,000 metal company
Rockingham-slo,0 600 plow works.
West Virginia.
Hinton-s1o.ooo concrete and con.
struetion company.
Romney-S5,00 900 telephone system.
Clarksburg-ssoo0o mining com
ipany. -
J, H H. mining com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
T0.C0NNECT States.
BY ELECTRIC LINE
Road to Be Built from Asheville
to South Carolina Line, and An
other from Greenvillc.
TWO 10 BE CONNECTED u E: J; e. }
Contract for the Work Let, and
Work to Be Pushed With
All Vigor.
rspecIalto rho 1,imes- pispatcn. 4

Especial to The Times pspatcn.I
.SsgASHEVLLLE, N. c., July 4-The
Asheville and Carolina RAILWAY Com
pany. with principal Offices in this city.
was chartered yesterday with q capital
stock OF 100000. and authority to con-
struct an electric railway from Ashe-
vile to the South Carolina line, dis
lance OF thirty-flve miles. The incor-
porators are G.. T. White, j. w. Brun-
son. Jr, +. ]. Allison and r. r. Grant,
OF Asheville, and p. F. Patton, l.. w.
walker and J. w. Rowland. OF Hem
Jacksonville.
The newly organized company will
take over the franchise OF the Ashe-
Vile and Hendersonville Railway Com.
pany, which owns the right OF way
OF the proposed Asheville-H Henderson,
VILE electric line. and this right OF
way will be included in the Asheville-
South Carolina line. The line has been
surveyed and Hendersonville will be
included In the proposed route. Actual
work on the construction OF the road
will begin about the middle OF Au-
gust.
Road I'm South Carolina.
The same concern have also been
granted charter with capital stock
OF 100000 in the State OF South Caro-
lima, with authority to construct an
electric railway from Greenville. S. c..
to the North Carolina boundary, dis
tance OF forty miles. The South Caro-
lima section OF the road will be known
as the Greenville and Carolina Rail-
way. The two roads will come to-
gether at the border line and form one
continuous line OF electric railway from
Greenville, S. c.. to Asheville. N. C. The
route from Greenville to the State
line has not as yet been definitely de-
cided on.
The contract for the construction OF
the proposed road has been let to the
Carolina Construction Company, a
local concern, recently chartered at
Raleigh. composed principally Of men
who are Interested In the promotion.
Of the new line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
DArRrMEN ORGANIZE.
Those of Montgomery County Form
Annexation to Improve Business.


tSpe :ial to The Timss-Dispatch.1
BLACKsBURG. VA. July 4.-The
patrons of the v. P. T. creamery met
Wednesday in the Institute Agricul-
,tural Hall and formed the 'Dairymen's
Test, Association Of Montgomery Coun-
ty." Mr. Alexander Black was elected
president and Mr. John D. Houston
secretary. President Barringer. Dean
Quick. Professor w. D. Saunders and
Mr. G. ". Holloway made short ad-
dresses, and there was a large attend
ance OF those interested In dairying
and stock raising.
The objects of the association are
to enable the dairymen Of the commu-
nifty to purchase food stun for their
cows in bulk. to have uniform
system of testing milk by means OF
which the pa irons Of the institute dairy
may determine what cows in their
herds are profitable and those being
carried at loss. DR.. Barrlnger as
sured the members of the association
that the latter they would have free
OF charge the advantage OF every facil-
ity offered by the laboratories OF the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
EXPECT GOOD TOBACCO CROP.
Fine Sensona and the Weed CROWN.
-MeIl-PQYe Rocky AInunf,s Straat.e

INT 5SeuHuHA unu tue weed Growing
Well-Pnye Rocky Mounts Streets.
Special to The Times Dispatch.1
ROCKY MOUNT, N c., July 1.-THE
prospect for a crop Of tobacco in this
+ section is excellent. the weather con-
ditions up to this time having been all
that could be desired. The greater
portion OF the tobacco has been
topped" and In some sections curing
Is. already in progress, though this
Will no be general for several weeks,
The market will open on the 1stfof sAu-
gust. and large sales are expected dur
ing that month. The warehouse men,
and buyers are. all getting in good
shape. and expect the best season in
the history OF the market. Very little
old stock is held here.
large force Of hands are at work
grading Main Street, preparatory to
paving. which will be done blythe At.
llantic Bitulithic Paving Company, who
have as,contract with the city for bout
two miles OF paving. 7sF y. SfS -
The Underwriters Fire Association
OF the State will hold their annual
meeting in this city. and will be hand
isomely entertained by the local in
snrance men and the citizens Of the
town generally.,,A barbecue and BAN
.quet are among the attractions on the
program: Phe session begins next
"Wednesday. the Sth q n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
TO IMPROVE RoADDED.
seabonrd AIR line to Substitute Heavy
Rails for Old Ones q -

Isnecal to The Times Dispateh.l
BALTIMORE. }NID.,3July 4.-The a.
ordered BY, the receivers of the Sea-
board Air Line are intended for use
5onMthe first division OF the road, They
Viii y replace the Wornout rails from
ington to Monroe. The rails will be
delivered rs completed and the work
OF renewal will begin as soon MS the
first cons gnment Is ready. -
q This Is the beginning Of the policy
of the receivers to keep the roadbed
on this line In condition for readily
moving traffic and for building up the
work Is needed. 1859 ;5 i.33l3 b an AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
FRINGE EDWARDiT O RUILD
HI GOOD NIACADANI% ROAD

Especial toThe Times -Dspa tch /
sFNARMYILLE. " Al. j uly 4.-The SUI.
perYisors OF Prince Edward have let
the contract for ding two and one
out OF Farmville. The Luck Construc-
ton Company was awarded the 5con-
tract being tho lowest bidders for the
half OF which sum viii Be paid ~ the
sStat to out Il d the annual appropriation
for road building, When this road is,
scomnl ted the boa I'd VIII pro ba hly be
more Iii tles, Already the county has
lnearly twenty mi lea Of ars d ass mae
adam, N .a, SSId
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
SOUTH HILLS OUTLoOK.
Indications Point to a Busy Time for
.fobacconists the Coming Fall,

Il
SOUTH HILL. VA, July 4MMr. i
3. Ogburn. who left here a few DAYS
$50 to attend the Democratic National
Convention at Denver, Col, is not alto
gether interested in politics. It is no
secret that he took along good deal
Of advertising matte and the ssuppo-
West. let the people IN that benign L ted
land know something Of the induces
4 Ments that old Mecklenburg county
general, and South Hill In partcu-
lar are ready to offer to the capital
sst ,aHdsthes developer from affair."
Tit warehouse men OF South Hill
Pre getting ready for the handling 81
The new crop Of tobacco. ia Represent.
& htiYesi of the ehouses who have been
but among the farmers report that
+ crop scon dttlons We're mover betteria a
this sea son tn an now. me indie
ere that the South Hi buyers and
4 WarehouseIm will be ca led upon the
4 poming fall to care for moret leaf to-
laco than they ever before handed
! N any one ny ~ IA S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
DURHAM's NEEDS OF HOTELS
s Liz ELY TO RE &SIIPpyTEu

DURHAM. N. c., July Awhile Dur. Dur.
nam is somewhat deficient in hotel
the; Hotel Caroline a year or SO AGO.
there IS much talk here concerning 10,
tells. Miss Mangum, who owns the Ho-
TEL Corcoran. which tsrun by Aiphon-
hos telry to double It's present capacity.
Plans have been made and are now
,bteing considered by builders to begin
me work very soon. There is also
talk OF anew hotel, five or six stories,
but this has not ma tertalized sufflclent-
~ to put in definite shape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
.cHARL 0TTE8 LANDS SELL WELL
Constant Advance in Vnlues-Cropa 70
Good-ErcctinE High School.


Special to The Times Dispatch.1
-! CHARLOTTE, g. II, VA, July A.
Inc rise In the value OF real estate In
me county goes steadily on. At court
sales last week an unimproyed tract
OF l23 acres brought s1,325 under the
hammer, and another tract Of 1o5
acres re- !, v was as knocked out at sl,4oo. 4
la Farmers are pleased with the re-
SUITS OF their wheat harvests.s and the
o ~ is promising for good CROPS
az around Panics and Presidential
e eIs Is have no terrors for the farm
professor ]. r. Hutcheson,6 OF the
Virginia experiment Station at Blacks
i burg. was IN the county last week In
#vesttiigatlng the native grasses Of this
~ The new High School building at
B Charlotte Courthouse is now in ceurse
1 Of srseti q, L viii Be handsome,
ing to the latest and most annro Tral
ideas Of school architecture. So ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
Suburban Activity.

Il
The agencies who handle suburban
property report more than the usual
activity in that line. The Ginter Park
people have been kept busy during the
past week showing lots in that de-
|lightfulN suburb. and they have not
only made some good sales, but they
have put number OF prospective deals
on the string that may be closed up
very likely will be-before the agents
|are allowed to take summer holiday.
Barton Heights. Brookland Park,
Highland Park. and Northside are also
attracting attention, and the sales in
these suburbs last week ran up into
the thousands. Manchester also re-
ports fairly good business. Manches-
ter. however, Is an older town, and
has never forgotten the glories Of
independence Day. 1t is but natural
that there should have been something
Of an off week in the good old town.
but all the same the real estate bust
ness is active over the river. The
activity extends out to Forest Hill,
and Mr. Quarles, who handles building
lots in that splendid suburb. says the
demand for. lots. upon which home
seekers desire to build, is very active.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
First Cotton Bloom.

First Cotton BLOOM. 800
Mr.. c.. P. Grizzard. Of Pumpkin,
Southampton county, Va, sends The
the first cotton bloom
from his farm. He also sends the
cheering message that the farmers are
we'll up with their work. and that the
prospect is good for fine crop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
industrial News
Of Virginia

CuLPEPER. VA.-Local parties have
purchased at a premium $4,000 of 5
per cent. Culpeper county jail bonds.
Bids for the $4,000 OF per cent.
-fve-year bonds were rejected
CLIFTON FORGE. yA.-The Clifton
Forge Nationl Bank has been orgals-
lied with $4,000 capital. w. G. Ma
thews Is president. Z. w. Grice. vice.
president. j. II. Frewry, cashier; L..
F. Pendleton. assistant cashier.
LYNCHBURG, yA.-City will lay 10
inch water main to supply the West
End.
NORFOLK. Val. w. Davis. New
port News. Va. has contract at $1,000
to construct reinforced concrete bridge.
about 100 feet long and 50 feet wide.
with concrete rail. at jackson Park,
to connect Holt Street with Levitt
Avenue extended; w. T. Brooke. City
Engineer.
OCEAN VIEW. vA-Bids will be
opened July 18th for erection OF brick
school building; certified check for
$500. plans and specifications on file
at Office of architect w. T.. Zepp. Nor
folk, Va. or at office OF A. II Foreman.
superintendent OF Norfolk county
schools. Room S. Chamberlain Build
Ing. Norfolk, Va. At the same time
and place bids will be opened for fins
!shing second story of Lafayette
school house: certified check for $50.
PORTSMOUTH. yA-Bids Will be
received by Alvah II. Martini county
clerk. until noon July 18th for s10c.-i
300 OF per cent. twenty-year Norfolk
county road Improvement bonds.
PORTSMOUTH. vA.-Land Improve.
nent.-Franklin Land Company Will
Improve 1000 acres OF rough, Wild
land by blowing or otherwise to make
i subject to CIVILIZATIONS; land is most
~ covered by weeds from one to three
Feet high. with strong root growth II
soil; land was once covered with for
sst. and stumps and root growth from
timber remain; plan is to install equip
nent to prepare five acres OF land
daily; machinery is wanted
SOUTH HILL. vA.-The Manufac-
turers' Record is Informed that q p
p, Burgwyn. of Richmond. will survey
line for the Emporia Lumber Com
pany to locate railroad from us
large timber lands in Lunenburg coun-
y to the Southern Railway at either
south Hill or Lacrosse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05

LYNCHBURG, vA.-City will lay TO-
inch water main to supply the West
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05

CULPEPER. yA.-Local parties have
purchased at premium $4,000 of 5
per cent. Culpeper county jail bonds.
Bids for the $4,000 OF 8 per cent.
twenty five-year bonds were rejected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05

CLIFTON FORGE. yA.-The Clifton
Forge Nationl Bank has been orgals-
lied with $4,000 capital. w. G. Ma
thews Is president. Z. w. Grice. vice.
president: ]. II. Frewry. cashier; l..
F.. Pendleton. assistant cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05

PORTSMOUTH. yA.-Bids Will be
received by Alvah H. Martin. county
clerk. until noon July 18th for s1oc.-
200 OF per cent. twenty-year Norfolk
county road Improvement bonds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mining com
lpany.