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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-03
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for the trade he knows so thoroughly.
It's hard matter to get at these
people-bUt l believe that quick, con-
elusive and convincing campaign of
advance advertising is about the only
key to the situation-advertising that
will come on just a bit ahead of the
lavishly illustrated catalogues from
houses which sometimes fool people
into the long distance way of doing
business
Instead of waiting until actual cool
weather is here, the home merchant
should have his various lines thor
oughly impressed beforehand upon the
minds of people through intelligent.
attractive advertising, which will go q
long way with the average woman.
who, for instance. Is already at work
in her mind on next seasons wardrobe:
I believe that advertising will do it
the right kind of advertising
At least, it will help.
With Their Own Game.
Out of town firms, at this time Of
year. are spending a tremendous
amount of money according to their
various ideas of advertising.
The home merchants should check
mate their first move Of flooding the
county with catalogues, by letting the
home people know Immediately in the
home papers and through the medium
Of his windows, that he, too, is au-
thority on good style, fair pricings and
modish textures.
He even has the advantage OF his
out of town competitor.
He has the home newspapers at
moments command, and there is abso-
lutely no reason in the world for any
Kind of d beat" in the direction of adj
vertising if he keeps his eyes open and
follows, to some degree, the policy OF
the others.
He is on the ground floor. so TO
speak and, if he advertises right, he
will be able to create the first i'm
preston of the desirable fall goods
upon the minds of his customers.
First impressions. too, count.
If his line is we'll advertised, and
advertised in time. there will be
great many minds made up and
great many wardrobes planned before
the outside firms commence their dol
lar getting operations.
It's theory worth trying. at least.
Isn't it? -.
- But-Trade at Home.
The best and the most logical thing
to do. from every standpoint, is to
| trade at home.
You owe it TO the town, to the men
who are helping to make your town
| to yourself, to help matters along
| either BY buying the goods which your
| bv ordering what you want through
I his store
Read his advertisements in the
newspapers.
DO not consider them merely as ur1-
entertaining ad matter. but read what
| he has to chat with you a6out-and TO
your own advantage
| IF he knows how to advertise, 1t VIII
hs interesting and entertaining read
! ing, too. 49,. .p,s
| fall. - 49,
home merchant and see that ne gets
| si- ana q square deal just this once
from you. for he deserves it, SO very
| thoroughly.
/ It isn't all honey and roses oy a loLs
way. this being a srnall-city merchant
/ Pensacola has the finest lot Of bust
ness people in the world, too.
! Read their ads.
/ Keep vour money right here at home
| this year-and watch the results.
/ They will beforthcoming.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-03

Now is the time Of year, when other
people are thinking OF nothing so much
IS the matter Of keeping cool and
,airly comfortable, that Pensacola's
west merchants are making their
sreltering rounds in the eastern
wholesale districts. engaged in the ex-
rtmely hot work Of selecting winter
gl9ds in the humid August atnos-
fhare.
Wholesale houses filed with woolens
.a1 heavy materials generally. fur hats
|l1d such January paraphernalfaa are
'sout the warmest, stuffiest, over
l7hemingIy comfortless places, too,
1st you will be likely to find on an
Ggust day-for your very surround
1gs are far from conducive to an ex-
-smely refreshed condition Of mind Or
0dy
Il is just this sort Of proposition
nat Pensacola merchants meet year
and year out for the benefit Of the
lone trade choosing carefully and
li1stakingly from tbs immense adj
aaee lines, with a view to thoroughly
Passing the folks at home.
.-1en they come back and they pay
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-03
By BONNIE BURNHAM

home people to work in their stores
and sell their goods.
They advertise in the home papers
and they give the home customers
every advantage in prices and quality.
They do all this-beside keeping up
their share of all the home under
takings; the home fair; the home car
nivals; the home charities and hum
dred and one other little leak holes on
the wrong side of the ledger in their
considerable part of city making.
And some people, in the face Of all
this?
There are some people. right here in
Pensacola, who will not exhibit suf-
ficient public spirit Or appreciation for
what the average merchant does for a
town, by even ordering from the
wholesalers through him. much less
buying the goods submitted in his
store.
There are such people who do this
sort of thing-peopie who have not had
the experience which teaches them that
shopping In the city Is absolutely no
Joke. and that the home merchant may
be usually relied upon in his selections
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-03

rearing OF her
child. Mothers
Friend is sold at
drug stores
Write for our fret
book for expect
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-03

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-03
e - - No HARMFUL MINERALS
- - -. PURELY VEGETABLE

SIS the only remedy that be used with perfect safety in
eament Of Contagious Blood Poison and with the
@ lasting will result There certain mineral medicines
will temporarily the external symptoms of Contagious
m Poison but when the left off the disease always
S in FORM and the delicate tissues OF the stomach and
eS usually injured by these strong minerals, and frequently
mach trouble chronic dyspepsia, and mercua Rheumatism are
@ the destructive blood poison SSS made entirely OF nom
ouS roots herbs and banks OF recognized curative and tonic
& removes particle of the virus from the circulation and by
and strengthening the blood cures the disease permanently
does hide up the symptoms, but removes them
first eliminating cause Home Treatment Book and any med
advice free. SSS.is sold at drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. =
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-03

Did it pay? Well, we reduced our
death rate to fourteen per thousand,
while the average for the United
States is fifteen and a half.
When Chicago discovered that i'm
proved sewerage was necessary, ii
hired experts to figure out the best
remedy. The exprets said empty Lake
Michigan into the Mississippi river,
that will give the Chicago creek good
circulation. And so we did. 1t cost us
a bond issue of more than twenty mil
lion dollars, but what Of that. Santa
ton and parks with us are matters OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-03

business, and we brag about our low
death rate of IA per thousand.
"All Of Duval county should be I'M
proved like a park. The Warrington
Park belt is a good start, but you
should have another belt planned at
about a ten-mile radius.
Your county and city should add
some ten million dollars in public i'm
provements and attract the money that
now goes to Southern California"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-03
HEALTHY
MOTHERS

Women who bear children and re-
main healthy are those who prepare
their systems III advance of baby's
coming. Unless the mother aids
nature in its prenatal work the crisis
finds her system unequal to the de-
mands made upon it, and she is often
left with weakened health OF chronic
ailments. No remedy is so truly
help to nature as Mothers Friend,
and no expectant mother should fail
to use it. It relieve the pain and
discomfort caused by the strain on
the ligaments, makes plant and elias
tic those ibres and muscles which
nature Is expanding, prevent numb
ness of limbs, Ind soothes the inharn-
nation of breast glands. The system
being thus prepared by Mothers
Friend dispels the fear that the crisis
may not be safely met. Mothers
Friend assures a speedy and complete
recovery for the mother, and she is
left a healthy woman to enjoy the
rearing of her
f a4isha 5 Hs 26id =; MOTHERS
vii VIII t.! ts s: ss5 re- FRIEND
ant mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many sug-
gestions of helpful nature.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, ga.
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Did Il Paw

the designers for the roads. walks and
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

Die 2t6tbur4IGfftststt
be itoubter 5eniter. Die Guas
IitGt bss 5ur 8ergIafung Don 5snitsrn
perrpeubeten gIaTss 1T, rpie man ii6
b.nten tdnn, i'm GQgemetnen f6on
DON ni6t unbsbsutenbem @tnfluiie duf
bic 2ibtbur4IGi1igtsit Der Sheiben,
bod tit in Der 6auptfode, ME mir
bem ,promot6eus~ entn.bmen, bic
8eridmusuns folder S6eib.n, Der an
ibuen baftenbe Stoub S6ulb baron,
baB osrbdItniBmdBig grobs 2idtmsns
gen 5uriidgsbalten tperoen. Ra6 llns
terfuhuugen bon qrof. 0uBbaum ball
ten JeufterI6eiben aus gut.m Sem
iterslais, bic in SSnbuftrieitGbten ettpo
8sbn Sage lang ri6t geretnigt tpprben
itnb, 35 - 48 9ro5ent bes eiufullsns
ben 5ageslihtes 3uriit; III bds 9las
aber febr ftaubtg, b. B. etrpa pt.r Dos
den lang niht gersiHigt tporbsu, 10
taun ss Biz gu 80 Prossnt beg 2ihtss
5Hriidbalten. Defenders .mpfinbli9
in oiefer 8e3isbung finb naturssmdb
JenitersIdier nit raubsr Oberfld6t
bic bGuftg ba angetpenbet tperben, no
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our9ft6tts ietr follsn ---, ba on fol.
den GldT.rr. ME Ro9gGas, Ornament
elas, 9runttingIas ufp. fi4 Der
Stdub Defenders cut feftIsseu fam
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folder 9lGf.r psr1Gltntbmdbig grsB;
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elus rs prpssnt bes einfuIenben
oi6tes our4. 9sFer gseignet fir uns
bur6fi6tige 5eniteridetbeH iit bds
spetBe adtkeralalds, beTen niet fpent.
ger raube SberflG6e bem gtaube 'tein.
70 quite Gelegsrbit gum Gblaeern Bic,
bet unb aud cine polltommenere Reint.
sung geftnttet. Dob bic 2i6tbur9:
fdfigteit mepr pbcr tpenigsr eeneiqtel
ober gar bprt3ontaler sgenfter burd
ben Stnub IN nod piel empftnhIi6ere,
Meife besiufluBt lptrb, Derft.bt fid Dor
feTbjt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04
Rpfth fur annfraftrrsn.
Gpmmtfftoufrs Otfess
Sumti ifoH Gpuute. q bto,
Is Uiuciuuotf Ebtp 20 Wprtf 49,

V y VI W ] ! Y II ~ IAkSF
g ami II or GpuutD, a. bto,
Cincinnati, Ebio, 70. aprd 1911.
gprf1fgeIfe aHgebots fperosH eHt:
gegcHeeHUmiuen tn Der Effles hes Acae p'
CouHtp Q0mmtHIoners bic Il tfug ben ~.
alai 1911 um ~ llx 9dtiags. fir bic na4'
jie6Crbe Gouutn- elrbett'
e5CinGb Den SpestttIntioneH 30. t92--Jlr bie
Bcrbeteruue bon Compton R9ab, bon bs- geis'
rain 3ownibtr aiHie 1900 Sub sftii1. tr
ser'Bgilelo Ipnuhlp.
Eie 9lrbgti bat sn asfheber in urtcetHrtrs'
uiuHg mi. ben &idHer Eno SoesfftfatscnfB
Dcldr icCt In her Office bes Bedb Of gcugft
GeulEiflC9ers Gutlteaen.
aus augeboie riifeH anf fScrmuL1re eus0s.
ferltpt ietu tpelSe N hsr Office oeS 6oQrt o'
gountu GomutIiioaers gu bdbeu ftlh, uHb be-
qlfitsi fciR bon eirem Roab III Der Snfnme boH
fuui9uuhcrt ts5ooQ0) Toanrs rit s,ctt gutter
nub genileeH6eH EiirpeH nis Ei6erbetf. baf
her 9ietEr ben gortraff eirggeer friro Sur Aus
fu9rulo ber Gtbett TN Sale bsrtesbs tbm Sasr'
tGnUf tUtrb.
Sie Gountn Gommtiltoaers bebaItsn n4 bal
@e&t por. iree7bein obsr aue aHssbcie 81
nerlnerfeu,
3m elnftraee bes Soars S' SantIton goanft
Gommilitoners,
stauI.h Gtruble. gsrdasent
gliiei1: Jreb. GretbS. GIsrf,
20TA1i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04
Rrt,A far asntrurtsren.
Cfftcs mmiIftcnsrs
ben 6 am itpn Gouutn,
IL rfl nati bio aI2of ffif

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Cincinnati, Ebio. &. wiai 1911.
BsrfIssslis Anssbpts lpsgbsa sst.
aseeuasuomIneu in 0er Gffics bst Booss sf
IciInth commitments bis Ereftae, ben 3.
SuRt 1911. nm IL ubr Wtttaas. fir bic rga9.
itebcnee GouninsIrbeti:
ISemas oen gpesiftiattcnen 80. 2os-Enr Die
Reparatlir bon 3ItataH OH Aoerne. bon @tatu.
pilie 9lifs bis E9Ooiier Bile. in Columbia
ZomnfbtD
9is Grbsii 3at as esfGetsn 10 tifberanittxs.
runa NIT ben 9l6neH unn SosSftfationsn
rel6e je5t IN Der Stiiee bes Bcnrb Of Gnnnts
GcHlmtfhonerS nufIieGen.
alns AHeebote iHijien nnf fggrihnlareu nnsae.
fsrfiat feiH, ipeLche IN Der Effile bf5 8onrb oi
Courts GenruiHcHsrs an tnbtH lHo, nne C.,
aleitet ieiu bon einew Bomb TN Neiraee Dor
elHtLlfeue f$i i0a0001 DoIarE, init sipef plfisH
arb geRiiaenbeusiiraeu. ate Gi6erbelt hGfiix >bGs
Der Bis.sr BEN AoHffuff giH9eben mirb sur etuS.
fiibrune Der slrbsit TN Sale bsrfeIbe Inn ~.
srfnnuf ipirb.
Die Gounin GommfHtcners bsbaEten iln bas
nectt nor. iraenoetHss cber aus nneebots sa bee.
merfen
! anl gnftroge bes gOars sf aamiEtSn Count
GomHiiiieHers.
sfanIeh etrusIs. grdfSsHt.
4,ii.ie.26
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EaffI an Rsnfraffsrss
rfftce ber Gpuutpsa N N iffeg
ron CONT ltur grpntb,

Ron G n tlton Grnnfh,
ciHnGii. G., 20 AprtI 1911.
SsrfieQsIts Gnssbets psreea sEt,
aeqeHeeHOE1msH in ber Office bts Erarb q
UpuHn Gomtni'fpRers bic 3retta a1 ben Ie.
Tlu: 1911. Hm u u5E A2iitass. ihr bic RaGiies
beEnc GcuufusIrbeii
C5eu,db ben speu'iIationsn 30 1s7-Jfr bic
yRaCGOomiiirung Der AcrlnrasernHa pcnSfrntss
yioab ben BippiH Roab hts 6autitou Aifs IN
GoIGIaiu uuo SartHafitIn IoFDRfbtpA.
fis sFbeti haI 5u asiAsesn - usbsgstnfftH>
nIula mtt ban 8ldusn aub GpsSttIafsmsn,
psIts tsst in bsr Office bes goars Sf Gozass
&oumtitoueTs nafiieaen.
aue Gneebote unHsn ant Uermul1rsn asssss.
ferttGt ittn, iDsl4s In bsr Office kA rssrs Of
Guunsn spBtuliNloHers Bu babsu hnh, nme De-
eiettrt Teiu bon eiuem @enb I'm Hetrags nen
fuu'bIn0ert tS5Oo00) Icaats, nit slvsI eufsiI
uub GeuiseHesu HfrseH. eIsEiAerteif AaiItr boa
peE 9lrfer ben acHIaft gIsasesn gsts spr auss
fAbrarG Der Srbett. IN Gdat ssrfsgbs tkn 60
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ts6t Dor. trgsHbstH chsr ans anasbcts sz
bsrnnlgH
SIN anftrae. bes eoGh Of esmtltOn GSaass
G0mmit'.oners.
EtanIss DsanAsnt
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

NOTICE ishershy given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appoin ted and qualified ~
Exec1trix under che last will and testament Of
ths estate OF Arthur Wm. Boehmes. deceased,
late OF Hamilton County Ohio
Dated az Cineinnati this 18th day OF April
A. d. lplf ANNA B0EHMEK. Executrix.
ADOLPH A. GRUBER, Attorney -at~IAw. Isl.
Vine S.. Phone Canal 1TA3 X. 20.27A
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sir ben Geisrabeub.

Cube (5u Ebe, Der feline erfi. 3u6t.
'bausftrofe DerbiBt bat): sRu, fpie
tpor't2.
Gbe: .Donfe - N jans folio<t
Gaartier; ID tab It ala Mlisnteim
fps MIR tn gusf6k skusmmsnss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04
R Ige.

Murru: ~Rubi. Define Soup.rnants
betlogt ft1. bdB 9u fie gesen bas Iins
fe @hiensnbein gttreten hGF; fhdms
Tt4l Du reibt bod, bob fis ss Ia ihs
sss aussns ssssD6sn BATE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

lie eqiioliseer cbiesn Hersins ftnb bisrmii
ierInnIidfi eyiuni, bem cei4eEteeancrlk bee
aH l. meai isii berftpgbfneu RtoHieIs ,.
4onr. whIeaeg telife ssn1ursitaa Em 1 "A ubg.
BON 1rmsrbaufs. go. s2s g9tnaams hneuiis.
earsiusg. aus retSf saSsIetd 5essispc6nan.
Gsrb. mstasr. Nrnf.
Qcur arnueT Gssr 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

Tie 1giialiessr ebiefH tersins Iino bisrnii
ferHHoli6ii erfudt nem SsibeHhse6ugnib bee
atu 1 GSat 1911 ueritrrbrReu 8tonisrk e4tser
ga<HbsI beute 9aSnzsftua UNI 1 nM bonn Iruu.
erbGins, 9U, 225e lesb Bfrrbe, atib re1i sdbb
rectt SnbIreia betsnipobnsn.
UeTb. mgsegsr. Brat.
aour ErnaeT. sstr. 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

Tie n2iiaii,hsr obseen @ereiHs HHh hisrmti
1StgHeItft erfudt Der besite Mbenb nm lhr lH
e<r QsaiFaI 9uTubare itniffiHeenbeH moRntIiI
den 9srtauluLuHa xsesf snt.reth beisuipobtis1
utrb. WRssgsS. &x1.
Epnr aruaer Esfr. ft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

Sentonia.2Ose go. 1T, :. 6. 8. 8.
Der gRitsIiseerT. safr yaanrt1i, bnb Grllbgs
9cbu 6daeb0ru aeitorbeH III uHp bsuie sta5'
Ettttae ubr etu hen Renrteu bsr 2ops al
1rabs 3elsttst perbeu srtgo.
o. O. BtRts, C.ge,
grss. g6mthf cdr. 10
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an prrfanfen Sdu,er.

RnuE bon 8imraern, In gnfem 8uItnHbe.
Grober 4cf nobe Der Etrabenbabn. pniisne
r ,.ro ba'ss ,,g,nsr oaoie srisssn efrases
1eIephoH 3f4b.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

3n nerfanfen Berid,iebeues.

ginsWFIfsr GpubiaatioH ees. ans eebItal
mses MbsnHs. Mpsneatf. S0-M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04
Spoes-4nseieen.
9atbarina 9isslrr,
Sturb na3 Iangem 9eibIH am DteHftag, ben
o. Wsat 1911. metH tnHtgit eeitebter 0atte,
friB &rumfr,

i'm aIter bon IS Sabrer, II 02ouater uns II
Edeen. Die Geerbiguug fiToet ftatt Rom Irul'
erbdlrfe aus In Crescent Gprtngs, san., am
Sreitn9 mtoreen nm 10 ubr, pn8u BerpaHote
unb ;Sreanbe pbne fpettere Euti5 h6fIIcbit eiH'
gelaeen iillo Ete traucrroe @G~a:
mlinua stramer, eeb. Shneue.
Reereiglng Guf Dem Brot. Srteonpfe an Der
Geriugton Sife. Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

rhSsrst eniastenDs: Is rtrs. pssbI Rs
LAMB. anefnnff In ber BesfsslGtt@Ctlsfa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

CIR nns ashenhes gsIsif6sgefndft unitr
QiiHffiafn Nenngmngtn Al peridufsn. RaUs
5afraaen TIN RoIiRbIaft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

@lrttf8aff: eis bslls in Sss stabt o; q.
BoIfsbIaft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

m6bnsn fir aIIaemeine SaASrbeli; Hfgt
bas aedssn neriifben: brei @sgfcnfn IN BET
fsaustiis. fetn aAGideu RacpsuEGaeH 30
he Apou apartemeriS. Dltf6eG Hfio AeaetHc
aioue, chez 4oons Apon s2s5sH. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

ton, Clinton. Tex. was incorporated
with $4,000 capital stock to build plant
on Houston ship channel
G. W. Stevens, Elizabeth City. N. C.
will erect building and install machin-
cry costing $4,000 for annual capac-
ity of 1000 tons of cottonseed and
plans to build addition for fertilizer
factory.
East Texas Ore Development Com
!, pany, Port Bolivar, Tex. recently
chartered with s2,500.000 capital stock
organized by electing officers and
awarding contract for ore-crushing and
washing plant to cost from $4,000
900 to $4,000.
Virginia Veneer and Panel Company
Norfolk. Va. was Incorporated with
$4,000 capital stock to manufacture
veneers.
Gates Lumber Company. wilmar
Ark. awarded contract for sawmil
to have daily capacity of 100, 600 feet
of lumber; this replaces plant recently
burned
Myles Mineral Company New Or.
leans. La. Ia progressing with develop.
lment OF salt, limestoae ana gypsuu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

orator, two 1000 kilowatt turbine gem
orators. etc; estimated cost of all i'm
provements. 100000
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Rail-
way, F. G. Pettibone, general manager.
Galveston, Texas. will exyAnd $4,000
for lumber handling facilities at Port
Bolivar; improvements to include dock
costing $4,000. trackage costing s14,-
900. skidway and track costing ss7,-
500, steam power derrick costing So
600. 2,7oo bulkhead costing $50, 500,
etc.
valdosta. Moultrie and western Rail-
road, Valdosta, Ca, authorized issu-
ance Of bonds for s630.00o to construct
terminals and shops at valdosta and
Moultrie and to purchase additional
equipment.
Columbus Power Company, Column
bus. Ga. will complete development fol
which concrete dam 1900 feet long Is
now being constructed, and will In.
stall waterpower-e machinery
to develop $4,000 horsepower Tor
transmission by electricity: cost OF ad-
dttional construction, 100000
rtxon-s Smith Easineerins Company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

st. Louis, Mo, prepared preliminary
report on proposed development of
waterpower on Red River, near Hig-
den. Ark, fitty-fiye miles from Little
Rock; dam nifty fet high by TOO long
and power plant estimated to cost
about s75o.ooo and to develop 10000
horsepower for transmission by cleo
tricity.
Texarkana Gas and Electric Com
pany, Texarkana, Arl-Tex., increas cd
capital stock from 100000 to $780,
900 and will issue bonds for $4,000.
900: expend portion OF new capital for
betterpente. new machinery. etc. as
required by future developments.
Chilhowce Mountain Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Pittsburg
Pa. purchased twenty-four miles OF
iron ore in Blount county, Tenn. and
will develop ut once with view of build
ing blast furnaces at or near Knox
vile.
Dominion Power Company. Hinton
w. Va, was Incorporated with 500,
600 capital stock to operate electric
plant.
Fidelity Chemical Fertilizer, Corpora,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

ed expenditure of 100000 for further
enlargement and Improvement Of ter
minal and warehouse facilities. includ.
Ing construction of warehouse costing
$4,000. dredging to cost $4,000. etc.
at Wilmington, N. c.; company was al
SO reported as to invest $4,000 for
erection of shop. grading, track laying.
etc, to improve facilities at Thomas
Vile, Ga
Charleston Consolidated Railway. Gas
and Electric Company. Charleston. s.
c., awarded contract for superstructure
of two story 100 by 100 foot power
house and Will install boilers for 2,640,-
horsepower. 1000 kilowatt turbine gen-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
new INDUSTRIES
OF The PAST WEEK
Developnental Announcements
From Various Sections of
the South.
rspecial to The Tlmes .plspatch. !

Baltimore, July ga fair degree
of activity has been reported through
out the South during the week in the
development of industrial enterprises
md in railway improvements. es-
pecially for enlarged terminal facili-
ties. Among the many industrial and
development enterprises announced in
the South during the week, as reported
In the Manufacturers Record OF this
week. are the following more impor-
tant matters:
seAboard ALE x.;na hsiaraz eutharls-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

intake. rinforced concrete construction
to replace wooden floors and stair
ways. construct twenty miles OF trans
mission lines. install boilers and tur-
bines. etc.
American Canadian Land Company.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. plans organization
OF Si50.0o0 company to develop salt
deposits near Adrian. Texas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

properties near Pine Prairie. having
expended about 100000. and esti-
mates that another 100000. will be re-
quired for shafts. buildings and ma
chinery
Alexandria County Lighting Com
pany. Alexandria. Va. Will make ex-
tensive improvements to plant on
river front. including construction of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
DABNE:Y Says:

Personal trade relations the Of
output Experience has demonstrated where
equal Al progressive enterprises realize that personality this day
compeht OF the greatest factors
ade have proven the de-
end this
have repeated them and made them several
yeas-hl could only have
One Of the chief objects
Importance Of Richmond trading
lite the Richmond
produce Richmond particularly to those mar
tcipatng the than has
operative movement having this object in view"