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The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Rally Heay Sengreet Not As Confident of Further Advance
Wholesale Rrodace Prices
Eggs, Cheese, nd Butte.

Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
7. prices given below on poultry are for
WIT a s,e lots only JObbers' lots are from
- p cent higher Recased eggs, cent
Che=so-New York fats. per h.. 17ha1se.
tSggs-Nearbys. per doz-. PC.
butter-C -eamery. fancy, in tubs, SSa5o77ci
Pies. =, renovated, fancy. 2Slza2sc; store
packed 9er H.. 20c.
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chickens per h., &c; broii-
eIs, --a24c: hens. 165zc; ROSTERS. sal0ci
young turkeys. toms. &c: hens. 25a26c-
,-- Dressed @ t,oultry-TuTkeys, per h., toms. 24S
5oc hens. 26a27c: chickens. 22a24c; hens. 1zc,
ducks. l5alSc: capOus, : ID. average. 25a26c;
small 22a23c-
Fruit.
Apples-Per bbL. S2.OUa5Ol: Florida oranges.
per DoN, SLS5a2, 70; California oranges. SZ5Oa
S,yy; S-,, tanserines per strap. S25oa4oO; grape
- UT per boNs S2-f5a4.O0; pincapples per crate,
s--VVaS.5e; cranberries. per bbL, $3.50a5.O0.
Vegetables.
Potatoes-Per bbL. $I-35a2O 90: per Ut. 50s
oSc, sweet potatoes, $l-5Oa2 90; cabbage. per
cNIs Sl.t9aEtGs onions. per Du-. 6Ua9Ocs tur-
nlps, per bbl-, 75caSl.0O; rutabagas, Sl5Ca1. IS;
pdlSnips. per box, 60a75c.
Green Goods-Cucurrbers Florida. per bas-
Aet Szuoa4.OOi string beans. per basket.
N-CudS-D; Florida lettuce. per basket s.. O0a
go Tedishes. per 100 Sl.0oa200 spinach. pei
Dbl. SlVoal'o 90 California celery, per crate
Si.eudS-Jo; Florida celery. 81 .5Gl975. kaIe. pei
Dbl l5caSLoos Florida peppers. per basket
S-O0a3-0O: Cauihower, basket b 5Ga2 so; egg
plant. per crate. s.. O0a4 90, arsley, per has
ket, SLt0as 90 Florida tomatoes. per crate.
Sl-5oa3.25.
Live Stock.
Calves-Prime, per H., 9lzaloc; medium, 81
asc; common, 7aAc; spring lambs, choice Z.
a-ucs sheep. choice per d.. 4,za5c; medium.
SaSizei hogs. SS.00as.5o. dressed pork, IOal.c,
rough. 7aSc-
Cane.
Quail. per doz-. $500.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
COMMITTEE FAYORS
DISTRICT MEASURE
Three Bills Relating to
Washington Regulations
May Be Made Laws.

The sub committee on Ways and
Means Of the House District Committee
this morning favorably reported the fol-
lowing bills.
s &25& providing that peddlers in the
District should pay a tax OF IS a. year
and guides q license Of s. a year
y 525i providing that no persons in
the District shall sell any substance for
snampoonE the hair or skin which is
liable TO produce poisonous effects.
II. R. 1873, providing that public labor
IN the District shall be paid for bv the
week. and that the rate shall be not
less than S2.02 a day for common labor
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
HOtD ONLY PART OF EARLY GAINS
AND GROWS VERY QUIET
LATE IN SESSION.

NEW YORK, March 10.-At the open
ing stocks were advanced in sympathy
with the strong tone in London and on
the taking Of profits by some Of the
sellers in the latter slump of Wednes-
day For this break there were many
excuses. One story was that activities
by the Attorney General OF the United
States had caused It; another that 1t
was a demonstration by the bears
another that the Union Pacific, south
ern Pacific suit had been abandoned
but the real truth Of the matter, ac-
cording to the consensus Of opinion is
that the insiders found the hard spots
10 their liking and dumped great Wdds
OF stock on them Despite the stronger
opening this feeling at insiders were
selling out has caused . decided chalSe
in sentiment, and the bearish tone Is
more marked than for some days Ihe
fact that there was very little oeInalu
for stocks in. the loan crowd after the
close Yesterday further acentuated TINS
theory.
This does not mean that there Is not
q strong undercurTent in favor or hlgh-
er prices following any material reac-
ton. The large amount OF grain IN
farmers hands. as shown by the Gov
ernments report on Monday, has ere
ated a feeling that the railroads are on
the verge of a big grain movement. The
marketing Of the grain may make
counter large movement Of merchandise.
The placing Of orders ty- cars and
equipment shows plainly that the rail-
roads are expecting a great volume OF
business during the year.
The calming down of labor is greatly
10 be desired and the political agitation
as well. but neither appears 70 DO an
event Of the immediate future.
Strong Tone Early.
The strong tone developed at the
opening was ssubbOrnly maintained dur
ing the first hour despite the fact that
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Flat Denial.

For some time rumOrs have been cir
culated more or less freely I'm financial
circles involving various combinations,
changes Of control and absOrptfOns of
other institutions by the United States
Trust Company, and also rumors that
the company itself would be absorbed.
In the interest of Quieting these rumors,
It Is Officially announced by leading in
terests IN the institution thai these
rumOrH one ami all are without founda-
tion OF fact
The United States Trust Company is
not negotiating with any other financial
institution for purchase or sale Of con
trol IN any bank OF company. II any
such movement is contemplated. II is
unknown 20 the directors Of the insti-
tuition.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
COTTON GOSSIP.

On the call busineSs was not in large
volume The feature Was the selling
Of October by Young, probably for
Craig Commission houses bought and
sofa JuIv and May. After call, Schfn
hid as high as 1A.75 for 5000 May.
A few buying orders or room traders
and short covering found but little cot
ton for sale and ran market up. The
undartone is strong. but nervous.
The feeling is grOwL'E stronger OK a
squeeze in Nay,
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Days Sales on Washington Excltdnqe

United States Reg 3s, S5OOa1Oe1a. 5000
al02H.
United States Coupon 3s. S200dlO2Ik.
Columbia r. II. 5's. SI0O00102i4
Potomac Electric SIS, S1,000dl06, $1,000
Il0S.
y. & W. Steamboat SIS, 81. .OOOd1c0, 81. coO
910Cl4. S1.OO0G100is.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Capital Traction. 2d133
American National Bank. 100Is5.
After call, Washington Railway and
Electric. preferred. 10aSSlz. 1CdSglz.
Mergenthaler, IG2lg
Greene Cananea. I5d1O3s
Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank, 1OQIj5.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
BOND MARKET MODERATELY ACTIVE
NEW ISSUES TRADED IN.
STOCKS WERE SLOW.

Bonds were again the feature OF the
session on the local Exchapse, but the
trades showed a lessened volume and
distributed 10 a certain extent In Sc
curities that have not beer traded in
before this year. United States regis
tered 3 per cents sold al 1G2lk and cOu-
pom IS IN a small way az the same
figure. Columbia railroad 5-s I02d10Zlk. A
block Of $500 Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat SIS were recorded at 100 70
1OOl4. Potomac SIS eased off to 1O8 No
sales of Gas bonds, but the 100 bid OF
yesterday was repeated.
In the stock list there was but little
doing. Railway preferred sold at S9Ik
Greene Cananea l02s and little Trac-
tion at 133.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Steam
boat Company has appointed W. ..
Whitaker. of % Wall street, New YORK.
its general Eastern traffic manager
Mr. WHITAKER has been the general
Eastern traffic manager for the Warner
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
MERGENTHALER LTyOTyP

New York. March s 100
~ meeting a. the Board Of rf-e--Grz
held this dav a regular 07-7--,-7,- -5s.,.s.l7
- 80 ana o1s-half per cent was declared
pay aole on and after March 81 1sra ~ ~.
1910, at one o'clock D. IN -
L-ie transfer books VIII close on S4ru-5z--
March J. 1910 a one O'Clock o M an
leo.en on FRIDAY, April J. 1910 a. 10 o-clocI
OlecsS WIZ be mailed March EfSr
FRED h j. WARBCRTON. Treasure.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Sugar Refining Company FOR a number
of years He viii have charge Of all
the freight business Of the steamboat
company between New York, Chesa-
peake bay, and Potomac river points.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
RHEumATIS

/ want every chronic rh 1umatic to throw
away all medicines. II lninents all
plaSters. and give NUN ION S RHEJJMA-
TISM REMEDY g trial. Nc matter what
your doctor may say, no matter what
your friends may say, no matter how
pr0judlced you may be AGAINST all adver-
gist and get 8 bottle OF the RHEUMA-
TISM REMEDY II II falls TO give salts
fsction,I will refund your mOney.-Munyon
Remember this remedy contains no sal.
icylic acid, no opium cocaine. morphine or
other harmful drugs. II is put up under
the guarantee Of the Pure Food and Drug
Act
For sale By all druggists. Price, 25e.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
The CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. F. Hutton &
Co.. members New York Stock Exchange
+. +. Caverly, manager. 1901 street north
west
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Today Mequ York Stock Exchange Prices

Quotations furnished by ". z HIbbs & Co.
bankers and brokers, 14lS street norm
west, members New York Stock Exchange,
washington Stock Exchange, and Chicago
Board OF Trade.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
INSURANCE STATEMENTS
STATEMENT OF THE CONDTTIOS
OF the
National Union Fire Insurance Com
Dany of PiuSburg, Pa.


On 'he 3lst day OF December, 1898. as rssu.red
under District of Columbia Code amended
June 80 1892
Capital stock paid up. in cash.. so0. coo %
ASSETS
Cash IN Office -..-..-....---....... IS 400 g.
Cash in bank-.-------.-. ---.-.. "a rs1 s.
Bonds and mortgages Cfrst lien or
real C-tdtet f0s o. ~
Sto~ks and bonds lmarket valuel 90. J. 40. sos %
Ei i7 receivable and collateral loans Ia. .ssg o.
=. miuws uncolIect and IN hands
or agents -.-.--.-.--..---.....---..-. s15.s5s .
Interest due and accrued .-...--....- azen So
LIABILITIES.
Net unpaid claims. ns...-...-...S....... Se9.T2g 6s
Reserve as required by law. 553. .ls5 is
Salaries. rents. expenses. taxes. etc 40 010 %
Capital 100 Go %
Amount and character o. business
transacted during the year 1903
tfre and tornado .ss5 20 @
Losses sustained during the
year As-.s'r b s -. elNs0IG
Money received during the year 1903 ]. .s06 500 65
Expended during the year 1sJs--...- .5sl. 81 &c
II. COLE. President.
=. D. COLE. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
18th Gay OF January, 1910
FRANCIS E FAIRNAN. Notary Public
tSeaD Commissioner OF Deeds for the
District Of Columbia a. Pitts
burg. Pa Il
Wm. R. Hodges, Agent
1912 F ST. n. W. Wash. D. c.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
WESTERN UNIONS
EARNINGS INCREASE

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has issued its preliminary state
ment Of earnings for the quarter ending
March 81. Comparison with actual fig
ures for the same period Of 1908 and 1907
Is as follows:
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS
Il m--------..-------.-- 4AS 600
lp.m..--.-..--....-... .5O4. 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
BEST OF FARMING
TO-DAY 'S.DEMAND
Flowers and Sewers
Can Beat the World if
They Will.
MODERN METHODS TAUGHT
A B C and the x w of Demon.
stration Work-Oft-Tol
Facts Revamped.
MODERN METHODS TAUGHT.
BY FRANK S. wOODsON,
Industrial Editor,

Industrial Editor.
+ The following letter explains itself,
and will try to make the reply self
explanatory also:
Industrial Editor, Times -Dispatch:
You have been writing a great deal
about the farmers cooperative demon
stration work and appealing to boards
OF supervisors OF the counties to vote
money to aid In the extension OF this
work, and thus you have gotten farm
ers everywhere in the State very much
interested. but you have been writing
!. in way that seems to assume that all
OF the farmers know Just what the
work is. Here you have made mis-
take. Except In the counties Ctwenty-
odd I believe you say there are) where
Chief Demonstration Sandy and his
twenty or more assistants have been
teaching the new methods, the farm
ers are totally ignorant OF the.work.
but they want it and want their boards
of supervisors to make it possible
for them to get it If 1t is a good thing.
While you may have commenced at
the very A B C OF the good work and
fully explained 1T up to the - Y n.
thousands Of farmers. not then being
as much Interested in the subject as
they now are, read after You care
lessly. and think 1t Will do good just
at tnis time If YOU will go over 1t
again as briefly as you can.
Very truly yours.
e SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA FARAlER
1t is true. as my friend inttmates.
that great deal has been published In
the Industrial Section about this dem
,onstration work and It's good results
and 1T is also true. as he suggests,
that 1t isknow very live subject and
one OF great Importance to agrlcu1-
,tural Virginia. since the United
States government and the Virginia
State government offer to double the
appropriations made by county super
visors in order to carry the work on
in every county in the State, the news
papers can do no better service than
to keep the matter before the people
and to keep hammerng away for
county appropriations under the terms
made and provided by the last J.egis-
Mture,
Aims and Objects in View
And now for the A q g OF 1t ALL
asked for by my friend In the South
west:
The object of the farmers cooper
ative demonstration work, the origin.
rise. progress and magnificent results
of which, as far as 1t has. gone. have
heen fully explained In these columns
from time to time, is to place prac-
t.es, object lesson before the farming
illustrating the hest and maiHtt meit
methods of producing the
standard farm crops, and to secure
such ctive4participation In the demon--ss
STATIONS as to prove to the : farmers
that they can make a much larger
average annual crop and secure .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
ACRY FOR BETTER
POULTRY SHOWS
Southern States and Cities
Should Follow Lead of the
Northern Sections.
FOSTER CHICKEN INDUSTRY
Short Lecture on Shows and
How to Run Tllem-The
State Fair.
FOSTER CHICKEN INDUSTRY
ny WALTER G. scHAAF.

What we need in Virginia and
throughout the Southern States is bet
ter poultry shows Up to a few years
ago, when any one spoke of John or
Jim going into the chicken business
their friends thought they were get
ting crazy. Why, up in the New Eng
land States and In New York. New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, there are
scores of chicken men who have, and
are now making fortunes running
large poultry plants. Most of these
men started on the bottom rung OF
the ladder and worked their way up.
while some started in on a big scale
and forced 1t, through with their money
alone. To cut 1t short, the "hen man"
Is looked upon up North Just the same
as any other profession. In Baltimore,
washington, Philadelphia and nearly
all of the larger cities the authorities
not only give the poultry associations
tho use of their armories for their,
yearly exhibitions, but give them a
cash bonus as wclt thereby stimulat-'
ing healthy growth OF the poultry
industry. Here In good old Richmond,
IN sorry to say, when you appr.----
any one on the subject of holding a
poultry show they seem to think any.
old place good enough. I remember.
in January last George Guvernator
and myself tried to get several large
stores on Broad Street for our annual
show Of the Virginia Poultry Associa-
ton. and always met with the same
rebuff Never! Why couldn't get
tenant afterwards" We finally guar
anteed the owner of the Broad Street
store. which We rented personally to
be responsible for any soiling or dam
age of any kind to the building, and
when We vacated same the owner was
SO pleased that he gave us a voluntary
recommendation for future use. a
poultry show properly conducted can
be held anywhere. without so much
as scratching the floors, It's not like
bazaars, where they have to put up
booths. etc. The coops all stand on
tiers, requiring no mailing of any
kind, .hen with the liberal use OF
shavings in the coops and aisles, moth
Ing is left toswish for In the way OF
cleanliness.
Detter shows Called For.
What we need to-day is better
shows, and more of them: better feel
ing amongst the exhibitors, and finally,
better birds There is a big chance
for Improvement along most any line
or Undertaking Likewise there is
room for betterment In the organi-
zations, that are the main factors In
running shows throughout the coun-
try, Some are too exclusive, while
Others admit any one and every one
asking memberships Either extreme Is
WRONG. and an association to live and
prosper must nave hard workers who
are real practical chicken men ut
It's head.
There is always widespread COM
Continued on Third Page,)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18

Representatives Of Chase e CITY, CITY, G!%Fks- l;nlsy,
President Finley Of the Southern
Railway. will meet, large gathering
OF business men In Chase city on
tuesday next to discuss with them
the propriety OF lmprovins the pas gas
senger train service between Rich
mond and Durham, N c., via the South
ern line from this city to Keysville,
and thcncu over the Keysvtll vtlle-Durham-
Raleigh line as far as Durham, II not
on to Raleigh, The meeting Will be.
under the auspices Of the Business
Mems Club, Of Chase City, Of which Il.
d. Patterson is the president, and rep-
resentatiyes will be In attendance from
the Boards Of = Trade of keysyailfe. sy Rnf
eigh and from the Chamber Of Cons
merce Of Richmond. The meeting will
probably result in the, extension Of
the accommodation train which now
operates from Richmond to. Mosley, or
Il may result In the adding OF an
entirely new train between Richmond
and Raleigh In any event 1t will be-
a great accommodatiop to the people
of Keysville, Chase City,. Clarksyille
oxford and Durham and Intermediate
OoiptS Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
Tobacco Report from Danyille.
: Ial 4 aHla.a n, m q li sraa oh j

Dsnville, Va. September 1.-THE sales
continue small and mainly OF prlmlnEs. Tho
proportion of leaf tobacco on the breaks
increased slightly. The farmers are in the
midst OF cutting and curing tho crop. and
large receipts are not expected until this
work Is finished. Il
been very cool weather. which would indt-
cate an early frost. and no doubt farmers
feel some uneasness on this account.
THE few reports from the curngs are not
a altogether favorable. a week or two of fav-
orable wea they would Improve the quality
OF tha crop materially B.
The market in redrled tobacco IS rathsr
quiet, but some few sales are being mada
from time to time. .lf X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
WEATHER FAVORABLE
FOR TOBACCO CROPS
Injury by Rain NotSo Create as Feared Receipts
and Sales in Bright Belt Are Increas-
ing Gradually.

The story OF the leaf tobacco trade of the
past week is very nearly a repetition of that
OF the week previous. The receipts and sales
on the markets In the bright belt are In
ereasins gradually. and the buyers are be-
ginning to be able to judge somewhat OF the
quality OF the crop that was grown this
year, much OF which Is still on the hills
The weather for the past two weeks has
been very favorable. and the injury that the
rains were supposed to have done previous
to that turns out to be not so bad as IL was
at first thought TO be. The bright crop Is
curing up very nicely.
The loose leaf sales on the Richmond
market were very small last week. and con-.
sisted entirely OF prinings. some Of which
sold above the IS mark.
There was quiet activity In reprized and
package goods Of various types, and while
it is known that some good round lots were
sold on private terms 1t Is impossible TO get
the traders to tell about the transa ctions.
Tuesday and Friday of this week will be
sales days at the warehouses II any stock
comes In for sale. s4 N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
The Rocky Mount Tobacco Market,

Rocky Mount, n, Gu. September 1.-THE
receipts of leaf tobacco were on. the .d5 ~
0co. nnnntls. The offerings consisted largely
Of Of Tbs ppsard and the better grades q leaf To-.
baeeo, while priminss are stlll largely N
evldence. The quality of ths @ nonssinss ms ~
r,iI's reni common and more OF the better grades
Leaf and Eluss, with fair proportion of
wrappery tobacco Prices remain anoat tns as
~ nr,min rs and common lugs, but on al
nrodes Of tobacco with body and Sgood cnloy
and texture they are higher. the average Ave az
pv'ns uns ~ me market all seam highly pleas
nd nd" Good receipts are OK pectad next week'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
Big Sales At Lynchburg.

Lynchburg. Va, September 1.-THE sale OF
primings on the Lynchburg tobacco, market
this week has broken all records in the
memory OF the tobacco men for high prices
for twice during the week the average for
The sales Friday aggregated $1,000 pounds.
and the average was $3.50. On "Wednesday
the breaks aggregated 10000 pounds. with
exactly the same average. These prices.
compared with last year. make a splendid
showing for the market. This week the
sales have aggregated 116,ooo pounds at an
average of sass per 100 pounds. The aver
age price paid for the same kind OF tobacco
the same week last year was s2,57 per 100
pounds. or S1.2S per 100 more than what was
regarded as q fair price in 1909,
The demand for this low grade OF tobacco
lis good. and the farmers are beginning to
realize that great mistake was made In
not saving more OF the tobacco as 1t was
pulled of OF the growing crop and thrown
back on the land as fertilizer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
Market Is a Success.

Especial to The Times. .Dispatch.l
washington n. c.. September 17.-Wasn-
!ngton's tobacco market Is proving great
success, and the daily sales are rapidly In
creasing from day to-day. Thursday and
Friday were both record breakers for a new
market. Thursday the sales were 500
pounds, at an ayera go price OF Sc.
The tobacco being brought to this city py
the farmers from all over this section I
the state is of exceptionally good srade
and is bringing good prices. Jud slng from rom
into this city washingtons new tobacco
market is already an assured success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
TIME EXTENDED.
Fair Authorities Give Tobacco-G Growers
Ample Time to Cure Lcaffor Exhibitlon

Ample Time to Cure Leaffor I1xhibition
,rhe State Fair records show that the
exhibits OF farm products fruits and
poultry wtllsbe vastly larger alIl more
varied this year than ever before,
Thus the fair has become what It's
first intended 1t should be-
a areal agricultural exposition,
The time for entering exhibits has
expired. hut owing to the lateness 0
the tobacco crop and the Inability OF
farmers to cure the weed in good
time for entering exhibits on the date
itrst named, the time for entering Leaf
tobacco for. contests for the $1,000 Of
pr1zes has been extended TO October;
] Farmers all over Virginia should
make u notaaof this and govern them
selves accoydAnglX. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18

report o: tobacco sold on the Lynchburg
market:
Sold week ending September is. $4,000
september II. 1903. 4o7,soo pounds; sold from,
September !, 1910. to September Is. 1910,
232,e0o pounds; decrease for 1alo. 17s.suU
pounds.
The prices for prlmings were very satis-
factory this week. The weather being fav-
orable the farmers are busy cutting to-
bacco this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
Petersburg Tobacco Ma rket.

[Special to The T!mes-Dispatch.1
Petersburg. Va, September s17.-About oon
pounds OF primings OF the new tobacco crop
were sol dthis week at the warehouses in
this city and at prices higher than ever
known before. great many lots brought
&C., SIC. and SIC. per pound. The general
fine quality OF these primlngs indicates that
the crop behind them Is OF unusually npe
quality. The general testimony OF the farm
ers in this section Is that this years crop
is both larger and better than any grown
in recent years The tobacco year ends with
this month, and the years sales Will aggre-
gate nearly $780, 600 pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
"A Seeds, and How to Get Them.

Prlor to the COMMENCEMENT Of the
work, the average
farmer inN the sout6 gave little at
ltentIon tolTsead selection. h Corn, for
INSTANCE, was .cnftSd Ilns5 the spring
from the crib without testing The
result was IN poor stand Ia CONDITION
that can rarely be remedied.
The demonstration work requires
- n T{ynnf fInTel = an ir1 T7- T,a re : -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
NEW TRAIN WANTED. j

OF Chase City, Clnrks-
Vile and Other Towns to Meet Finley