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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

and the other shortly before midnight.
No. 4 from the west did not arrive
until nearly 10 O'Clock and No. s. due
az Gas, did not arrive until l O'Clock
this morning. A stub No. S left here
with castbound mail on time at 1926
,. m.
Count Leo Zizeoli, manager Of the
lunch DON at the Alvarado hotel,
was the nero of an exciting badger
fight which took place in a downtown
resort last night. The count was a
heavy hacker on the badger, which
was a splendid animal. imported from
FL Paso especially for the scrap. The
badger was pitted against Minnie
Sharp. an intelligent little animal
chapcroned by Charles Clay. The
fight was great while It lasted. but
was stopped by the police before the
referee had made a final decision.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

You Don't Often Have Such A Chance
THIS special seasons clearing sale is such
4 an opportunity as you seldom have tor
supplving yourself with good clothes at less
than they're worth. five get you acquainted with our ex-
cellent merchandise in this way; demonstrate the merits of
our Hart Schnaffner & Marx clothes to you, we'll make
more in your goodwill than we lose in the prices. We can
afford to make a little investment in your goodwill, at
the expense of profits.
A Hart Schaffner & Marx Special Sale
THE FACT is SUCH CLOTHES AS HART SCHAFFNER &
MARX MAKE ARE SELDOM SOLD AT LESS THAN THE
FULL PRICE; IT ISN'T NECESSARY; THEY'RE ALWAYS
WORTH FULL PRICE. BUT WE BUY MORE CLOTHES
THAN JUST ENOUGH; WE CAN'T TELL IN ADVANCE
WHAT WE'RE GOING TO WANT; WE WANT TO HAVE
MORE, ANYWAY. AND HERE THEY ARE.
They're just such clothes as we sol. during the fall and early winter; fine, Ihgh-dass
Hart Schafnr & Marx clothes; suits that are worth and sold for S22 so, $4,000,
$3.50 now marked to sell at $500: $2O5O, S225 So ovecoatS that are worth and
brought S24OO now seMng at $3.50. The difference in the price represents our desire
not to carry over these winter goods until next fall we offer you this difference to in
duce you to take the clothes now. You'll realize what a big Involvement it is when you
see the goods.
Take Advantage of Our Green Tag Sale
This aDr the hme Of Hart shamr & Marx clothes
Simon Stern, The Central Avenue clotbier
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08
Only One .BRoMo oUININE,

Only One ''BROMO QCININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUlN-
me. Look for the signature of E,
w. GROVE. Used the world over to
Cure a Cold in one Day. Csc.
7
Two shows every afternoon and
three every night at the Gem theater.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
Forecast.

Washington, Jan. West Texas,
Kew Mexico and Arizona. Fair Satur-
day and Sunday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is not
A common. everyday cough mixture.
II is a meritorious remedy or all
troublesome and dangerous complca-
tons resulting from cold in the head,
throat. chest or lungs. Sold by all
Druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

II Il show does not please YOU gel
your money back. Gem thoater.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

The best vaudeville that money
can buy at the Gem theater.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

Sanitary Plumbing 4 Heating Co.
Repairing n specially. iof South
broadway. Phone 0ia or Ills.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

Cor and smith. h%orseshoers and
blacksmitbs, for some time located at
207 West Copper, have moved their
shop to 315 West Gopher. next 70 the
Red barn, where they are now pre-
pared to render first class service in
departments Of their work.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

Come and have a good laugh with
us at the Gem theater.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

Twenty-Five hundred feet of pic
lures and vaudeville for ten cents at
the Gem theater
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

Entire change Of program today at
ne Gem theater.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

II our show does not please you &c;
our money back. Gem theater.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

IL you need a carpenter. telephone
Hc>scldcn; phone 81.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14
LUXURIOUS ROYALTY

#Ha ugur,mr,e s- KzHgz gft rh.u e#aae k growing H almost a- tazIeusam. on tu. ta>sayer a- f- Inc ##Heazea HasN TH, sH.fz ef l.,
 saaId are asking f.r a,rsa-ed allow lHges. Germuy.- kms demanding sasae#uHH psr gnnua ti# support the H.snItt af his position From the earliest times tl,r- .a~ bseH eeH- -tant increase. and rae eHa l~ uat n sight
 During ttr r.ier If Victoria grants s=fa made ta ,H- rrtnse and Princes # WaHs- and their children =sa= Ina, al the sHa ef t.at reign thv fatH allow auHs- aH account pf royalty a,re The Q8a=Hz civil u-t S1.a-5 aoa. tFs Pfjn., ef Haf,s s-auaoo. tee Princess 5t W##-z. STa.aoa. t.e ehaHr-r 5f th. f'f5Haa at Wales. tfNaanas total s9s5zaaa \ select committee af Par lament under Mr Ea,fanr "a h. ae- -s--.aH- -af Edward SsN-ath selsraus-d ,a.#.zsIE 5-t t- fogaa- Fat In rer- saz=ss axfaH--- .f the F.ae and queen. s-z faa ~alarte- ana pausfan. af .zZaazaz au-ehot1 sszapoa sar HaH-.zeza ,vu,n--~. ssss.aee for HaHHtsHaHe. and r.aaHs af Windsor ea-z#e aH8 Huefiua'fam faae- sloa.- HaH - fH. royal ha4rfs afas stg. ssf trr unde- grat~d purposes. sf r1ral of 3s5a.aea. That saH. sea IS less than that which is ta hs received by u- King sf Prussia. Is what Kjne George Toart inherited. Parliament has within the present month Voted the aIleFaeee af the new King at the enormous hgurs af s3170 . aaH per annum
 With the Increased eaar If living a family might live ou t,a, income even iu Seattle
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14
BELONGED TO THE NAVY.

Speaking of how NJ alivcd the pn- ittical party lines are n=Nadays. Tom Wagstan tells the following story in Illustrations
 \ colored youth vas on his way home from d rretraeted meeting where he had experienced religion and poined the church. He met a ncighhoring nanny to whom L. r.lated this fact @ith exceeding joy.
 1s done been converted and joined the army If the Lord
 And what church does you all be- long toa" asked the old woman. thoughtfuIly.
 "To the Baptist chm,a." he replied.
 Well. den. Il sin't the army of the Lo'd you all belongs ta." replied the woman Its de navy"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14
THE LOOKER-ON

Frisco k making rather late move fl t#- history or Nome for the busi- he's ar taIs NurrnIud but the old aaage ot Better .ate than never should work To the sI. a,irar. of both NeH. and Frisco.
 Many are under the impression that .thi- section of Alaska Is worked out and t.e merchants nf The Spirit city ean teIl afford to let .'r.<c, hay- [ t fiesiHg- of thr bones .I.er .her have stripped -thru clean ot ali ,,mb'ancr ef neat But thr E-be. that this country has been woiLcd out is all Afoas. for Seward p.u,r-ula has been hardly =erateHrd so ta speak. and the millions 0 ice hav- b,ta extracted by tHe crude and poor hing methods are nothing m comparison to the millions the country aGt produce dur ing tae next top or three gen.r.ttion,.
 * <
 II Cnlunei RooS. y-lt. the #e-l pop- alar man in the Cnitci stat-s today. ~ore only lawyer. then President Taft could have charcr to sh.lv-
 i'm hy appointing #ira F, ths supreme Bench. n" same a- Ii, d5i Governor Hashe,. af New York tho was loom ing up Very strongly as d Presidential candidate for l9l3
 The people are being educated to the fact that il isn't SO much question of ability a. il is of having good pun. ar being able 10 secure good in- ha-Hee in the matter of receiving an appointment to United States Judge ship. and there are many peopIr aere in Nome who can throw considerable enlightenment on the ability and qual- iheatienS of certain appointments made from the District of Alaska 10 hold down a political position under the title ef Judgeship
 < < x
 Many of the old timers Nho made up their minds to quit the country for good ana Aef" able lc withstand t.e temptation of the sailing Of the first fleet for Nome feR hy the wayside when The second fleet was ready to sail and hit the northern route for Nome. Then those Who did not come sent letters To friends. asking them To write out any kind of an excuse so
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14
THE SPPAHtS4 WAR.

During the o,ur-e ,- thr q bat, il the Srnat. oH rta a4--flau If having The Government laI-.. l.- ..sl-rk 9f ta. Main r rhe Htfbsf T Havana The as~ea-~Iau tpak # aaaa#f ala- range
 s-aslar H.yh4H af Isaa. mad. ta. assertion tfat 9a- va g-uerally fore~i ar a aeri.a as tH- rulers This brought tarth.a fa-fse-. from < nator berea at Nos Yar=#eha. -Tak- par tiruaarty u reeeraaa. tp n. Sraai=e War .n which h. I"n1d ,h- tuth of The statement -a ffr a- r.tt aar aa- cpneerHsd He.eas..4.t.raHer r. the accepted belief that President McKm- l-y aa- arro-ea ta asat a-ts and did al ae could ta as.r. l. fsl tEe f.-a-au. il + stated eSfaH se- rr,par-d n abandon Cuba and PaIta Rico q, F.r-- vent hHaIlefsaH could be as sar-d in advance af .H- proposition"
 This r--rimone i- #af1abora.ed hv Jam-- RplI- farme. sacrerary ta Mckinley He -ays f=r former Pr.-i- aeHt ,pId him rhar -fa. var would not have occurred bat fa~ some hot-l~aaS igh in influence in Congress and the yellow press" Bowl. -aH- that tho President said also thai ".H kHovI- edge that tic Hat eas1a fay~ been prevented and h. had nat -acceeled in doing il Nas the etal. sorrow of his
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14

TH#re rsHna. b. tra slightest doubt a~ si Pr.-sd-u, NsE#le,~ desire f.r f.srr .r IS r.'u.rtH,. ro J#ea,l, .t t=- Extraordinary 3-+HtrH~ mad, araa a.# ta allow Caurra-~ ta declare Var !. NiI De- r..,t.Hersd ba., he e-- -r.str#~-3 at t.r a--r- -a- his TO- HafaHae sa take rHa Haat4tas Hav h, sent t#H ..H n.r- #. t.+aef..~- and
 tH# -He aHff-faf- .lf.a-- vi Fl. asaE asi H.,t, -.... ..=gaee in a ean- a#et | x fires .a t.e m.ua~ sf many t.s g.asr.~~. 2. u..r ,he>a ursya,. -~-.tar.,~ Hf rn- p..-as. ar. ss.g ur, hls- f~ Reef #as aHaHf#-H~I, #ads aa aIHrspsat. .4 s- IT.. axf..u1,a as n.a If s-aaana aaa shtas anrrre- drH=r# .p tae history tH Hutre tat -Hs etFwaF continued
 \ ef~g situation r4~ tf.u er,gt,d that sa. tH. Pr-~u..r HpHeS- tl SGaazss#r- a.f. considered Villains aJ, e.age#~ aetyr-. WHrH tise Maine vt~ -aae SrauarI- Asss rs51 re- -f.a-la.e fhaulh ,gs aesklae af la. -H.f z7a#a ftv. eeer a- #tfatf- 5gt IT t==H fat
 H=#Ha aaaf3 tht. aa-t exfE4rs Il. .as. < 5sHsa.r, Na.1v knows ,s- aa t ta- Main. ag-trae.d ar aaa -alz th. aat .r If I-s aastzz- tllu
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14
NONE. ALASKA. JUlY t4. 1910.

" # I ----..u - Hr H---..- .- #H= --e =r-t -.H ballots ta-.. -IH NJ J gt#... division ei..r-- I ~.. .E#. -.aa- 1..r e.a.s # E# urr s fs#s- #...-# H#
 Hata a x -~~r-- ..r aH.r t-,- HH-- #st~ w.r~ taken e#tf.u .a- #a#fHHa .tef H#ett Hsxf m.r.#Hs zHs Naa, and =a.la gst.aa- tat.5 t.s aeaas=r. ,#raa.., .sr Geea~.E and HH~H F=-fH~E~ Na~ Heaelrd D.. dafaE5.e sfa### tHlt n. had raret-.a a t.isEraaa ~ T.1er n a#-t - E-tr f-a Wa...af..H Naaa .0..e.a 9t- s=ea =## tHr others fa#aeaf making Ha .taaa aHan}a u-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14
.a1 come H -r q, Winter


NJ an... bodied ata i- .ear 4spa, ,arpyd except hv h- ,ou faults and vaakn.~~-~ TH,re - uu .x.8-- r-f such men=fs. b. aIoa,- broke and tre= ing Ja steal money .fnm friends and H.lshh4f- under the riea of han Hhish tHet kHeN cannot b, repaid uH- les, something fa Che .l'ur. of a Wird- fan ar faffug h,tr ta ;. fortune. VIII r'a,, sa= - a rasiti.a L. m..t lhe nligatIaH# su u falls due
 Nh.e# haatsa men -Haura sat fe and 1rW aud accept tn, rr-, chance st- f.r.d ta KaasEIe down to Wafs if financially embarrassed Put esid5 Jhg .al~a beIfsf that hH'a NllJ only allow ."u rn perform certain kinds at work. fpr .u booking back at.r the pages of history Vi. lind that the captains af industry If the present aav Vgre earu- iug aH honest living I generation ago hy th, sweat of tscir biov. We notice taat The manager If the biggest sub way now under construction in the world Vas dIteH digger few years age. Immigrant boy- arc helping to make the laws of our hand in th, Sen late. and Knutr Nelson. the friend of Alaska is anr of them Those Wha Tx thr price uf tae vorlT- output af -t.=I are ~ l5barefs af tht' industry. Ton Lawson started aut te an etrand boy in brokers establishment. and many "f "ur great bank rr. -iderts eats. meueed as runners in ,be same bank.
 Te moral af al tas is ta eet= II and drtt establish ,,,dit by paving al bills as they faH due. and remam- ber that h. Waa gnss a-borfouirg g"rs a-sarroNiug
 
 Yes. kour honor I'll admit l chased rhe complainant Tor mile ol more
 You meant ro do atm bodily iu- jurye-
 Yes indeed. geur honor
 Why.
 brtdH~F Ire hdHdrd .4t pSmHhttt entitled How to Live Well on Seven Gents a Day"
 Defendant discharged. ."-C Cleveland Plain Dealer
 x
 An instrnmnt in use in England to measure the fore. "f the blow of sea wave has registered as high as 600 pounds to the square inch in the sum m"r and ton to the square inch in the Winter Here is power enough to run every piece of machinery in the world if t could be harnessed At some future date this great problem will be solved and the waves made to develop Instead of destroy property
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14

aaH# I...f- #H S##rn Alaska a4t. f.rsrr.s ... #I. u.H .4as fHba-a.d H ts N#azs sI... r.- : .- attie TH.- a.las#E aHa,.- sf tar Alaska paa=afz5 accomplish Hytaae saa4Has= EvHE e reasons ra.sa-ar- Hr. sr-.- ,ut#r f-rraa4..a # a-aea te=a--I S-r- tusH aaI.a eaea H.=#H#a .. a. t... T#8ss
 Tn. above. t5Hs - aa sdltaaat r...a-r >.- aftIes ns ,eaaas Iaf t.- tata as .r a-Haz axzzt. a- -a.r a. q aiS.Hter--taa #Hez.#as afer a.aHas .t. an Alaskan cannot tra- |. hfm. ~rif ar the 'ana a. ITS et ruau Is !. lends ltnd IH 3ue ga. towards ~.al- ing the man Wiae.f=aas back '. Washington. l, x .4. matter Of paIt.- hUt uf rLaiu. a.sInaiy m.-Iar-- gumptipu. Alaska. a,#dag Lea.e.IH Legislation as badly -h- does. eau- Hot anord Ja caaraua W.t.rsham longer a- her r-ff~~-~f7te- Vhy then. ~aauIa NJ. -.nl a.a4 back where ae i~ without er-dtr or thr hope oI seeampn~hrue anythIae r.. any o. u-a Think It over and a,e easoI3usy 4,tyH election day ,.ts.-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14
MATTERS
 RECORDED
JUIYl3 91O. Deeds.

James ORuutka ta G.ole, Hauiag lon au undivided ane-Half interest in Inc L"ttir group claim ou Rocky Mountain creek pet <. Ieoa Juhn : corly ta Grorgr W liar Fiagfou. lpt Go. in U8zk 90. toNn~ite af Namr. July :. 1ala
 Proofs Of Labor. Coming claim. an tae right limit of Boulder creek. for !a,o. by John Sundiu et al far Judge F. Andrews.
 Locations.
 No. | on LindblooG creek. tributary af Snake river. July :. lelo II. Eng dal
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14

Caller-How pleased you must be tu find that your new cook is d stayera
 Hostess-My dear. d3r't mention It. She stayer. all right. but unfortu- natrly shes not cook Boston
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14
THE LIMIT.

The chronic bore. who's -y.r prone To tell chestnut .oa.y. May even use the telephone To tell a phaney story.
 New YoiE Times.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14
GO TO ThE Nosrh POLE

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only Coffee House in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14

Prize Winner Drsusht Beer on sale at the Eagle as soon as the corwin arrives.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14

Fresh Psbst Milwaukee Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14
PUPS FOR SALE

several full bloOded Bird Dogs, eight weeks old. Inquiry Of ciney, at Win tsrmsntle's Paint Store, Front street.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-14

Smoke Lawrence earretts, the best Domestic Cigar, at Yorkey's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
ADVANCE Of SOUTH
SHOWS BIC STUDIES.
Her Ports Make Fine Showing in
Annual Review of Foreign
Commerce.
EXPORTS SHOW GROWTH
Those of Gulf Ports Present Re
markable Exhibit and Growth
OF Imports is Greater.
EXPORTS SHOW GROWTH

WASHINGTON, ID. G., June IL
The annual review of foreign com
meree of the United States, just is
sued by the department OF commerce
and labor. reveals some footsteps in
Southern progress that are OF great
Importance.
Comparing the exports of 1899 and
1908. II Is found that those from Gulf
ports have Increased 10 per cent. in
the ten years. The exports from Al
iantic ports increased only q per
cent. during tn. same period, of the
seventeen Atlantic ports showing
either large or small increases dur
ing the ten years. seven are South
ern ports. The greatest increase in
exports made by any one OF the seven
was S26,s7o,Sss at Savannah. Ca.
showing a growth of more than Ill
per cent. over 1899. The greatest
proportionate increase was made by
St Johns, Fla. tthe district of Jack
sonvillel. which showed an Increase
of over 700 per cent. The other note
worthy increases were; Wilmington.
n. c.. ITO per cent: Fernandina, FLA.
102 per cent. and Brunswick, Ga. ~
per cent Another matter worthy of
cheerful consideration is that, where
as in 1899 the exports from the Gulf
ports eQualed only % per cent. OF the
exports from Atlantic ports, in 1908
they equaled Al per cent
The import figures for the ten years
prove a closer touch OF Southern
ports with the commerce of the world.
for while Atlantic ports increased in
the ten years 10 per cent. Gulf ports
Increased 240 per cent. As evidence
that the increase of rs Per cent. made
by Atlantic ports was largely DEEPEN
dent upon the increases made by
South Atlantic ports. the following
cities and their increases are men
toned: Baltimore. Nd. ss.1al,i5S to
s24.022.S24; Charleston. S. C., sgaT.-
S7s to $S,S20.7se: Savannah. Ca.
$S76,l54 to s2.15i.44I; Norfolk, Va,
$20s,005 TO sl.45o.59S; Wilmington.
n. c.. $I42,s23 to $1,22s.s91 Rich
mond. Va. $53,3s0 to $6s6.ssi;
Georgetown, ID. c., s192,414 to $5s9.-
1877: St Johns, Fla, $37,7s2 I'd $46s,-
3sT: Petersburg. Va, $327 to $264.-
230: Pamlico, n. C.. x2.SST 10 $751;
s22: Fernandina. Fla. $25,s4v TO
$so.0S7. All of them showing much
more than IL per cent. gain.
The total commerce. of the South
Atlantic ports now overtop total I'M
ports and exports at Boston or at
Philadelphia. The Gulf ports exceed
by 500, 900, 600 the total imports and
exports OF all North Atiantic ports
except New York. the Gulf imports
and exports now equal 3s l-3 per
cent. OF the total imports and ex-
ports Of New York.
In the year 1909 the domestic ex-
ports or the United States show that
cotton. snnmanufactured. alone repre-
y ~ u .xr ~ fsal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

Golsan & Nash report sales OF ST.
= 20 IN t.trb View and $500 In Wash
ington Ward. the latter being for bus
mess property on HAL street. Broad
street business property sold by the
firm amounted to $4,000.
The fact that the Country Clup VIII
Oman IN Tune is has attracted more
Than usual attention to the Westhamp-
ton sectfon. and will doubtless con-
ttnue to do % for some time yet.
An interesting item In this connec-
l1on Il the announcement that a
1romiuent Richmond architect will
nhoytiy begin erection Of handsome
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
MAKE VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
To RECRUIT THE, REGIMENT

Monday morning opposing leans CON
will begin an enegetic campaign IN
Richmond to recruit the Farsi Baftal-
ion. First Regiment. Virginia yolun-
teers. to it's maximum strength. To
number of enlistments a prize viii be
awarded. This action was decided at
a meeting held Friday night. The
campaign win last for one week. Il
service men are being sought for re-
enlistment. as Il is specified by the War
apartment that no man who has not
served In the military for at least
three months Will be permitted TO Join
In the Gettysburg enc6mpment, which
begins July LIST.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
NEW BUGGY FACTORY
Be BUILT At OXFORD
Business of Concern Grows So
That an Enlarged Plant
Necessary.


Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
OXFORD, n, c., June n.--Work
has already commenced on the new
three story. brick building of the OK
ford Buggy Company on their lot on
WILLIAMSBURG street The new BALD
ing, which will be equipped with the
most up to date and modern ma
chinery. and which will be ready for
occupancy in about ninety days. liz
220x60 feet. and will give the plant
floor space OF sixty thousand square
feet. which will enable them to about
double their present capacity or have
an annual output of six thousand
Jobs. MIR. Fogleman is the contrac-
tor in charge and the estimated cost
Is st5.
When seen by reporter of this
paper to-day, Mr.. b. r. Taylor. the
manager of the plant. stated that
business conditions were unusually
good, and that their business had In
creased SO much In the past. as to de-
nand this large new building In adj
ditioH 10 the factory they occupy At
present, which will be used for .
storage house tor tho plant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
CELEBRATE WHEN
ROAD IS OPENED
Splendid Macadam Highway Has
Been Built From Roanoke
to C1overdale.
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OTHER PLANS PROPOSED
Specification Being Drawn for
Brick and Stone Building
to be Used as Store.
OTHER PLANS PROPOSED
Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)

Especial To The Richmond Virginian-p
ROANOKE, June ia plan is on
foot to celebrate in some elaborate
manner the opening of the new ma
cadam read from Roanoke to Glover
dale. This is the first macadam road
built into Roanoke, and as 1t prom
Uses to mark the beginning OF extern
sive road improvements In this sec
ton. people of Roanoke. Botetourt and
Roanoke county arc considering
proposition to have a big parade,
speech making. etc. when 1t Is com
pleted.
The road has been constructed
Jointly by the State and private In
djviduaIs, the State furnishing a force
OF convicts. The work has been done
in a manner that has earned much
commentator. Built with limestone,
the road will last many years. IL IL
on an easy grade and Will Term
part of the national highway between
Atlanta and New York. The road VIII
be- formally opened in the near nut
ure. Plans are now well advanced
for building nfaeadam road IRON
Troutyille to Fincastle. Cloverdala
and Troutville are already connected
by the old rock turnpike. and If the
highway to Fincastle is macadamized
it will give eighteen miles OF rock
road leading out of Roanoke.
j. u. Kirk has employed Huggins
& Bates. architects. TO prepare plans
and specifications for a handsome
store to he erected at the corner OF
Henry street and Salem avenue on
the site now occupied by an old frame
building. This will be an important
Improvement as the corner on when
ii will stand is centrally located ana
heretofore has not kept Pace with the
advance OF other parts of the business
section. The new building will be OF
brick and stone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
RICHMOND men BUY
FARM NEAR BON AIR

(Specila to The Richmond yirginian.)
4 CHESTER. NA.. June 11.--Messrs.
E. c. Laird and w. T. Reed. OF Rich
mond. recently purchased from Mr..
w G. Trueheart tract OF land con-
tanning Ala acres. near Bon Air. This
property is known az the Young
tract and has been held by that family
for the last fifty years or more, until
sold several years ago to settle up
the estate of the late Mrs. Young.
The property is about two miles
frcm Bon Air and eight miles from
South Richmond. has q number OF
excellent springs and will make a
good stock farm. The purchasers.
Messrs. Laird and. Reed. both have
beautiful homes adjoining the newly
purchased tract.
The price paid for this large tract
OF land Is said to have been very satis-
factory 70 Mr.. Trueheart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
MlIita,ry Nodes.

Corporal Evans, Company G. First
Battalion, First Regiment virginia
Volunteers. was Friday night awarded
medal as the best-drilied man In the
company.
There wilt be bazaar Battalion
drilI next Wednesday night by Connpa-
VirginiA Volunteers. Orders have been
issued e assemble - SIS oclock