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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-12
SOUTH SALISBURY

Arthur Slocum is on the sick list.
George Bartlett still continues very
i'll.
f. Eddy was in Hoosick Falls on
Tuesday.
Lester Pleasant and wife are at
present at his fathers.
Miss Mile Galusha spent Sunday
with her mother in this village.
Regular prayer service of the
church on Thursday evening.
Sunday was fine day and there
was large congregation out
Harold Cole has position in a
drug stree in Cambridge, N. Y.
Mrs Ruth Matteson and her son
were in this village on Saturday and
Sunday
On Friday, May 9th a son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mont
gomery.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
society met at the home Of Mrs. Ed
+ dy on Wednesday afternoon.
The people who have disabled pi.
amos are glad to know that Mr. Car
penter will be here this week.
Wallace Harrington who is can
wasting the town was taking the cen
sus IN this village on Monday.
Or. +. l.. Dean is making decided
Improvements about his place He
has done considerable grading and
will have a fine lawn when seeded
Some are energetic enough to rise
early to see the comet Mr.. Martin
says he saw it at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning, but it is not very brilliant
/ yet.
The Junior Epworth League have
| changed their time for their meeting
Instead of Sunday afternoon they viii
meet each Thursday afternoon i'm
mediately after the close of the pub
lie schools
Mrs. o. Hewes who has been at hel
Father Bronson's since her return
from the hospital left for her HON,
on Saturday morning, going by raj
TO Manchester her father meeting
her there and driving to her HON,
across the mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross lost
son Sunday OF diphtherla. The fam
lily have the sympathy OF man.
friends and II Is q case for rejoicing
hat the disease was arrested 81
quickly from spreading In their owl
family as well as the community a
large.
On Thursday afternoon the socia
club will meet with Mrs. Walter Co
Inns. These gatherings have bee
introduced to try to create a bette
acquaintance with our people In IN
community. There are no restri,
tons come and get acquainted wit
your nieghbors.
On Tuesday morning DR.. +. +. Dea
was summoned TO Milo Stratton VIII
met with an accident. one OF his wal
on wheels striking stone. THROWN
him to the ground. Two OF IN
wheels passed over his head. badl
iniuring him. AS yet we do not kno'
how serious Il may prove.
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SALISBURY

Beech Randall spent Sunday with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Barney were in
Bennington Saturday
+. B. Randall and Chelsea Harring-
ton were In North Bennington Satur-
day.
Miss Stella Bates OF Bennington
spent Sunday with her sister. Ger
trude Bates.
Mrs. Moore Of Bennington spent a
few days recently at the home Of Mrs
Emeline Barney.
Mrs. Sheldon Harrington who has
been caring for her mother for the
past few weeks has returned home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Grant and
children spent few days I'm Ben
nington recently at the home OF Mr.
Grants sister, Mrs. Susie Peckham.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and dIlEse Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.


Get steel trout rods at McGurks,
S1.S5.
James MeGurk is in schenectady
today
Mrs. C. W. Thatcher is spending
the day in Troy.
Mrs. j. II. Moore and daughter
Fannie are in Troy today.
John OBrien of the American house
is visiting at Rockville, Conn.
Mrs. f. l.. Woodland of Union street
is visiting in Manchester today.
Mrs. J. 3. Parsons of Washington
street IS spending the day IN Troy.
Ms, william Coping OF Washing
ton aYenug IS vigitng in Troy today
The regular half holidays on Satur-
days will go into effect at the local
banks this week. Beginning on the
14th the banks will close at ] o'clock.
Butt Wizard has purchased home
in Manchester and has begun moving
his household goods fIom the house on
School street, where be has resided
fol some years.
Mrs. h. II. Moore has gone to Kin
derhook, where she will pass the
summer at the famous Underwood
house, which was the home of Elk
president VanBuren.
1 a inant and
well-to-do resident of Bristol, who re-
Gently gave a handsome $4,000 Ii
brary building to that town, was in
the village Wednesday.
There is a rummage sale In pro-
gress at the Methodist church today
and tomorrow. All persons having old
clothes, shoes, hats or underwear or
anything saleable please leave at the
church basement.
The nature study class Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. in company with General Secre-
tafy Goebel, Is planning for a heel
and toe trip to Mount Anthony Sat
urday morning. Last Saturday the
party visited Ball mountain, climbing
up as far as the white rocks.
The firm of Robinson& Stebbins the
tea and coffee merchants OF ll6 North
street are going to retire from bust
ness Saturday owing to the calling of
Mr.. Robinsons services to New York.
Grand sacrifice sale to all. See their
ad'
The Young Woman's club gave a
very pleasing entertainment last eve
ming. delightful program was
presented by the Misses Eleanor
Richie and Helen Cutting, pupils OF
Miss Estabrook. Mrs Wilson also
game a most pleasing reading.
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The Fountain Head of Life
Is The St0macbN

!. !
has weaka and who does
Oodw his blood has become
weakan his whole body
insu@cently nourished
Dr.. PEERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY -
max tie flow OF 81
appetite, makes 49,
ASSN
purffes enrches blood. b0odmakers
t0nic
strong in body judgement.
medical
absolutely alcohol all injurious All it's
ingredients printed has relationship with
ingredient by the schools OF
medicine Don't accept secret nostrm substitute for this tmeproven
during
Worlds Dspsary Medical Association Dr. r. Pierce Pres Buffalo NJ
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Comfort Powder is no more
like Talcum Powders than
cream is like skinned milk

is farmorehealthy for theskin
and is a healing wonder for
Itching, Chatting, Scalding,
Sunburn, NettIe Rash, Burns,
PimpIes, Wounds, After Shaw
ing, Tender Feet, Offensive
Body 0dOrs, and Bed Sores.
pm Look for the name E. s. SYKES on
Aes every box. None genuine without IL
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-12
Estate Of Mary Frances Slocum
Harrington.

CTATR OF VERMONT Tha Honor.
- District OF bennington. IS able Probate
Court Tor tic District aior,said
To an persons Interested In the estate OF
Mary Frances SloCum Harrington. ate NJ Pow.
unl In aid District, deceased, NRSEflNgi
WHEREAS, said Court has Asslgaed The STU
dny Of MAY next for exAm Ink aud al.
lowing the account of Frederick Harrinf.
ton, Executor OF the estate OF said do
c1nacd. aud far decree Of the residue OF
said estate to the lawful 81 iimants Of the anlc,
and ordered that public not O. tnvr Of be tvcn
b. an persons Interested In said estate BY puh.
fishing this order three weeks sucUtsslyely
previous 20 che day asjrncd IN The bennington
Evening hauuer, a newspaper puhhshed az
BENNINGTON ~ said District
THFNEtukE. you are hereby notified 10 ~.
pesrat the Probate once IN Bennington IN said
district. nHthe day assigned then and There 10
contest tho aloaauce ni said account fY1u
zee caus. aud to establish your rights ne heirr,
lrrnttos aud lawful claimants TO said residue.
CivFN UNpEu MY HAND TINS tth daF oi
''''' '' GRACE D. HOLT. Register
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Nrs. Winslow 5 soothinc syrup

is. h,sa s,sd zoe cvsf sfxrY.TIvE YEARS ~ AIT.
TOSS % MOtiiERs Coz ihsn CHILDREN Nhiit
flItNlhu, 9TH PERMIT euCCkes. 10 sOoriits
iNhi WIND COLO, -nd 10 ne bed remedy g. nlAh
WlA sid ~ pfufflfa IN ever par 81 ihe vcfi
ls tufs ard al &C. Mrt. Winflovs eo0hinf Syrup
ai itAs 90 uhsi Ani. resniyays csnif bella s0aaf.
ff'i u tft Ne F1,i tnd nutt Al iuue 'h id Serial
iachsf ilst Az oil AND ~ Ill rRigD RKMkpE
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens foot.Easc, the antiscptlc powder n
CURES painful. emnrtlnp. nervous feet and In.
stnntly takes the sting out ~ Corns anh bun
ions. It's the rtraicsi comfort discovery OF
the age. Aliens Foot-Fasc makes tight or new
shoes easy. II 4 certain cure for sweating.
Callous. swollen, tirrd. aching feet. Always
use Il TO Break IN New shoes Try Il to-day.
Solg criwns,cts ny ipa ior % si. IN stamps
FIRE trial package, adde's Allen q Oimsioid.
IL Roy. n Y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-18
FRAGMENTO.

"Yo condcno 10 que Sc ha uamado
derecho insurreccional, por una reu-
ni6n de palabras que Sc osombron de
sncontrarSe Jnntas. Yo 10 condeno
reneido, y 10 condeno de la misnaa ma
nerd trluntunfe; porque no cdbe, no
puede raber en- m, ras6n, que FL trito
solo 10 san'it,que. Yo 10 condeno., d
Ia uerdad, mis- mas ueces por otras;
pero nuncd 10 abSuelro. nuncd 10 des
p ojo de sn Corocter de Ieg,tim,dad
y de rlolpnc,n. na cosd es ddmirdr ell
,spiritu de orjso que inmedlatdmente
Sc opoder6 Do lqS si'uaciones revolu-
cion1rias an InqIaterrd en- 1855
Francla m l>50, y otro cdno n'zdr y
8 diSculpor 'Gs reroIuciones misn,ds
No: nosotroS no les ddremoS .nas
eI ncm5rs de- d.n cho; gu edenSc con 81
suyo. que, al c1bo, rer olucion es.-Pa
checo.
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HUMORISNO.

En- una ;ertulia Sc entretenian
agradablemcntn en- resolver enig-
mas.
Uno propuEo al siguiente:
1o SOY it'll 0rnamento
De "a cabeza del hombre:
Es cl snmbrcro" mi nomhre'
AdIvinaln. Iumento.
Todos - echaron a reir, pero uno
que parccia ahl -mado en- profunda
meditation. cxrlam6 de pronto con
aire de triunto.
-Senores. "a 10 acerte. es la pc
luca."
In vec'no Ar ord Timothy Dextre
vi6ndoie monrsr q caballo con una
sola espuela. le prgunt6 por que
no usaba las dos
No hel psga que le contest6.
81 un costs,l, lei cahallo anda, el
otro No e q'Vdara atras-
Clerto escn'c. muy malo. Que ha
terminado Ut iihro, le pregunta IN
critico notabIe
-CuAnt1s eIemplsres le pareoe d
Vd-, que d.bc -lraro9
Con tlr.r Il original, tendri US
ted 10 hast .-se.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-18

arriglo a los siguientes artieules:
I.-SE DECLARA de uti1idad
pdbica para Ell PUEBLO DE PTO
RICO el servicio del ferrocarril
,denominado THE AMERICAN
Raid ROAD COMPANX NX OF
PORTO RICO. s. :. l. u
H.-El gobierno de Puerto: Rico
en- virtud de esta declaration de uti-
lidad pdblica, invitara q a los poseedo
res & dueiios de The American R. R.
Co Of P. R." a.llegar q una compost
ci6n 8 arreglo amistoso para traspa-
sar q favor de Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico todas las pertenencias de,dicha
compahia previa estipulacion del
precio y condolences de pago median
te tasacion pericial en- Ia forma que
Sc conviniere, s
1I1.-Si dicho arreglo 8 traspaso
voluntario no Sc lograse, el gobierno
por medic de sus cQmpetentes fun
clonarlos lnlclara E instrulra el EA-
PED1ENTE de EXPROPIAC1ON
FORZOSA al efecto. - ! -
Via indemnizaci6n & el pre-
clio de adquisici6n seran sarbitrados
por Ell gobierno mediante un proyec-
to especial que Sc le recon- ienda pre-
sentar y proponer q las camaras pa
"a levantar los recursos necesarios.
San Iaan de Puerto Rico, AIDE
de 1910. -. =.
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
sPuede el Pueblo de Puerto Ri
G., ser demandadO sin su con.
sentimientO.

Sr. Director de- La Correspon.
dencia de Puerto Rico"-Ssn Juan
Distinglido compatriota:
Se abOga actuslmente en- nuestros
tribunale, que Ell Pueblo de P. Ri
20 e un soberano o cssi soberano
Y 10 puede ser demandado sin su con
sentlmiento.
Vamos d examinar esta question
Dos son los principales argumentos
que suelen presentarse comunmente
para sostener que el pueblo de un es-
tado 9 teTritorio. como soberano .
casl soberano. no puede ser denan-
dado Sin 81 consentlmiento:
"a Por que creando el pueblo
sus propias leves v sus propia=
Trlbunales. suninistrando 10,
remedies Juiiclales ! estableci-
endo "a forma Y condiciones en-
que pueden alegarss tales dsre-
chos Y splica-5e tales rsmedio.
opor QUE s.endo El Ia fuents d.
donde brotan 0 huyen sodos los
; dereehos. NJ Pled.n SIS propias
CHaturas. j mencs que en- ello
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a los E.E. U.U., seran determi-
nados por el Congreso." "-Lcdo.
E. Marques Haertas. NJ -,
LECTURA rAAPESINA.
--

=
Para destr1ir las gusaneras o.gua
das de los parishes 8 gusanos en-
los animales de servicio dom6sticos
como el ganado vacuno, los caballos.
cerdos, etc, dense inyecciones de
una solueion de 10gramos de cloro'
formo por 100 de aqua, procurando
que dicho lfquido penetre bien en- 81
alojamiento de los parasitos. Tam
bien Sc usa con buen resultado el pol
vo del mercurio dulce, cuando por
su sitio sea facil regal en- ellos el indi-
cado polvo: peroses precise evitar-
en- este case, deltmeior modo que Sc
pueda, el que el animal asf tratado
pase la lengua por la parte afectada'
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Traje estilo russo para nifos.
practiea.

Traie estilo russo para ninos.
Tela punnzo Sc ha usado para el
desarrollo de este bonito traje. La
blusa 8 tdnlca y sin un pliegue y es
alberta al centro con una lfnea de
botones: un cintur6n: cueuo y boil
slllos forman el adorno de esta pieza.
Las mangas son largas. Los panta-
loneitos son abombachados. Puede
usarse la tela que Sc desee y ell color
que Sc qulera
El patron esta cortado en- cuatro
tamafos p a ) amos. Para un niho
de 8 amos el trajecito requiere 3 Is
yardas de material de p pulgadas
ancho 2 Syardas de SO pulgadas, 6
l IS yardas de "a pulgadas ancho.
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CUENTO CORTO.

I jesi Somos $fuertes: nuestro vuelo
|cs massrapfao que el vuestro, y, sih
embargo, noshuimos de los hombres:
Epor elseontraTio, nos posamos en- sus
manos. .cuando nos hablan: siempre
mos acordamos de que les debemos
|nuestros alimentos.
Ell gallo lc contest6;;
No huis de los hombres porque
1unca habeis visto un halc6n asado,
mientras que nosotros 4 diario ve--
mos gallos al horno.-Le6n ToIstoi.
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Ia Influenza del voto, q las personals
de peso.
Parece procedente que todo el nun
do oonozca quienes son los que en- la
|lsla defender tai clase de opnio-
nes. NADIA mejor que la claridadp para
entenderse. 49,
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onfamiliaria6se tarlto con
su arr1o, que apenas h:llahaba Este
cuando .els animal estaha sobre A.T
El gallo, por el contrario hula dc
su amo, gritando cuando M se e ,acer-
Diiole un dfa el haleen; " 4
-Vosotfos los galIos no sois agra
decides: perteneceis 8 una. rA1a ser
vii: no os acercais vuestros arnos, ST
no impelidos por Ell ,hambre. iQue
distintos de nosotros, pajaros. saliva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-18
Entered the Post Ofoe San Juan P. K
. second class matter July 1900.
u Csrresp psBdelcis De Pto. Rico:
PRECIo DE SUBSCRIPTION
.ss EN- TODA LA 1SLA

y medic do los Agentes un nGm { 0-02
Direch On trimestre ORC .....$2-25
sss I'm semestre $3.50
Un aho por adelantado$8-0O
e 81 exterior. Un aiio ORC. $500
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CURIOSO.-"Le Journal de Pa
rs ha alberto una informaci6n sobre
los decanos en- los diversos oficios
y profesiones. Por esos datos, resul-
ia que Ia decano de las parteras es Ia
sehora Princeau, de Charente, que
ejerce su profession desde hace IS
amos. Interesa sAber cuantos niilos
.habr& ayudado & nacer en- tan larga
practiea. ~
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CALADOS Y BORDADOS.
Z Juan. jose.

Ia Pam ala curs los casos mas
,fuertes de fiebre palddica. Va sea
cr6nica & aguda.
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UTIL.-Para calmar las jaquecas,
Sc toma una taxa de. cafe negro, muy
cargado, exprimiendo en- ella Ell zu-
mo de I'm lim6n. 81 el acceso no cede
pronto, ell enfermo debe acostarse
en- una habitacion silenciosa y obs
cura, y colocarse en- la frente una
radaias de hm6n 8 una cataplasma
de serpol, fresc9 y perfumado:-De
Mademoiseue Rosel.
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Odu JU&u, Z ~. TeOioto III "o 1'f0
- Gam 9p.m.
Bas6&etTo en- pulgadas.
rcdueido al nivel del mar .30.15 30l2
Temperature corriente, Fahr. rs a
Humedad relativa ,percentage..O u
Precipitaei6n, en- pulgadas,
en- "a horas terminando
s las 9 p. m, m,.......-- G:cl
Direction del viento. ......- Il r.
Velocidad del viento,
Temperature maxima 100
Temper at,,ra mfnilna $50
aalida del sol $50 m.
Puesta del sol. 626 p M
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'heAandWe|kand
:. Mayaguez' Eu)bIiIaey =

- ~--~sSA----~ .tH- -"
All the fine needle mork,
coming from NJ. Esteve Bla.
nes Mayagtiez, R. p, at hand
on Hotel Concrete. 20 Te.
tuan St. San Juan, P. r. Call
to Mrs. Brijida Roman, to see
the Samples.
CALADOS Y BORDADOS.
Hechos en- -Mayagiiez, Puerto Rico
por expertas operariss ? bajo Ia direo
ci6n do profesoras competentes.
: NJ Esteue y Blanes Mayaglez,
Puerto Rico.
Solicite en- San Juan 4 b
..:. Sra. doEa BrGido Rondn.
Hotel Comercio" Calle de Tetuan,
ndmere 20, quisn t;ene un extenso
surtido dol ramo 4 su disposici6n.
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consienta, volverse contra su
propio autor &, abrogarse mayor
surna de poder que Ia inherente
= a 10 mis,na entidal politica que
les dio vida;y por que no podri-
an sus proplos Tribunalss com
pelerle q hacer algo contra su
voluntad soberana. o sea sin su
consentin1iento. Y Sc ha dicho
tambien que un soberano no
puede ser demandado de
ese modo, no por caus a
de una teoria absolute,
sino por ell fundamento "l6gieo
practice" de que no existe de-
recho legal contra Ia autoridad
que hace Ia ley y de Ia cual el
derecho depende.
Rl Por que, obsandose de otro
modo, tales Tribdnales careee-
nan de fuerza 8 poder bastante
para hacer efectiva q eficaz Ia
decision que dieron contra su
soberano, va que no podrfan ex-
pedir una orden de ejecucion
contra ell mismo.
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Proyecto de ley propo
r1iendo. que el Pueblo
de Puerto Rico COM
pre- Ia Inca de ferro-
carrilesde 1.-THE Anne
rican R. R. Go. y
Sc pide q ue esa Inca sea
declarada de" utiIidad pu

Sc propone que sino hay
acuerdo en- Ia appreciation del
valor dc ls linea, Sc haga an
expediente de expropiacion
fOrzosa.
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oBSERvACIONES
DEL TEMPO

.. S. wrAihER BUREAU.
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San Juan, PR. Febrero II, de 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-18

Hoy ha sido presentado a la CANA
ra por los sehores Rosendo Matienzo
Cintron y luis Llorens Torres, el 81
guiente proyeeto de, resoluci6n con-
junta;
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Nosotros respetamos may mucho
las. ilustradas opiniones que hasta
ahora y en- ese sentido Sc han dado
por luminosas autoridades sobre la
materia. Pero tratandose de un pals
como el nuestro, en- cuya forma de
gobierno Q carta constitutional con-
curren tan anormales circumstances,
parecenos que, favorecidos solamen
te por un rasgo de benevolencia por
parte de esas mismas atlas autorlda-
des que asi opinan, podriamos ira
tar de rebatir esos importantes fun
damentos en- 10 que ataile a Puerto
Rico, al formular nuestro alegato-
acerca de este punto,
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be found In the State. This establish
ment will be in operation before the
year 1911 Is very old.
Prosperous and Moral Farming CoI:l-
munity.
The community is at present an ideal
farming community IN which there are
the best OF school and church facili-
ties. as good as are to be found In
any rural community of the State. BY
the way. hrst-class high school is
one Of the first thipgs that has been
put on the program for the new town.
and the building for the same Will
likely be built next spring. The lands
hereabouts nre in high state OF cult.
walton. and there are but few, II any
farmers within q circle Of ten miles
around who is in prosperous condi.
ton.
Other attractive features that are
worthy OF mention Is the fact that
of Alberta can always rely upon good
and never failing supply OF pure and
healthful water. The people Of this
part of Brunswick county have been
ton. and have not only talked good
roads and some macadam roads inter-
sect the country roundabout. and
travelling ana nau!lnS 1dC!llties dIe
good
The moral and educational facilities
and the social environment are all that
can be wished for by any one seek
ing home in one Of the best parts OF
the best State on the map Of North
America. and when the industrial and
business prospects of the future town
are to be considered. 1T does look as
@if the prospector with much capital
or with little capital need not look any
farther than this new town for the
right kind Of q location,
misunderstanding VIII Tell.
4 After all. however. the fact remains
that woodworking plants and all OF
the plants that naturally grow up
around them are to be the secrets or
the success OF this town. In this re-
spect there is no point on the map
OF Virginia that offers finer prospect
been talking and who owns the site
Of the town Is also the owner OF
timber lands In plain view of the town
site that will yield from 100000 TO
100, 100000 feet OF lumber of the pine.
red oak. white oak. hickory, poplar.
and it is his purpose that all OF i
shall be manufactured in and shipped
4 In the finished state from Alberta, The 4
ConnaIlys, who live right here. are also
large owners of similar timber lands.
and as before intimated there are hun
dreds upon hundreds OF millions, Of
feet of timber in all Of the, ,rssionss
the axes and the sawmills Nof the
woodsmen and the manufacturers ia
be converted into cash,
Other industries will naturally fol-
low the woodworking plants and tho.
tobacco warehouses and factories that
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to be put on the markets Of the coun-
try In the finished state. In the third
place. the splendid farming section, In
which all the grains. all the grasses
and all the vegetables are grown to
perfection, is sufficient Of itself to sup
port large town of energetic 1ner-
chants Then Alberta is located In one
of the best tobacco growing regions in
the State. and tobacco warehouses and
factories would flourish here. So GER
tain is this that arrangements have
already been perfected for the estab-
lishment here OF warehouse and a
tobacco market. Contracts have al
ready been made for a woodworking
establishment and Captain Barrow and
his associates In the enterprise want
to employ right now twenty-five or
thirty carpenters and other men who
know how to WELD the saw, the plane
and the hammer. The brick-making
establishment referred to has also been
arranged for, and Is expected to be IN
operation by early spring, by which
time there will be local demand for
its products and better clay for brick
and tlle-making Is not to be found on
the earth.
Another big thing that has been
Ter factory that in way will be
run with the tobacco interest, and no
better location for such factory can