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DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS.
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Name.

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Va ,.,.orr,o,r.tnd the Abine
Abingdon Construction Company, incorporates i"e' e
dor ......-. 10 '' 800
Acme snatch Company. lncorporated hpep nbhurq Va
apaha Lumber COMPANY IneoTporated Noffo1 va va
1iie1 'Mercante corporaton bristol Va Va
Altoona Lqmnsr c1mps f6rnarated h4xandria va
Asrons KSs6sf Hampton
va ......... td Roanoke
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American T@a Shoe company, Incorporated
Alexanaria Va. .:.... va
angola Lumber COMPANY, Norfolk Va nv
Ann Toxic Cigarette Machine COMPANY iheo'po'
Anraachia Conduit Company, Manassas & "a
Appalachian Record compsht Tggina IA
Incorporated. The University OF
AFh9 rh n5exandria
Ar chfna furniture shop Incorporated Petersh9rg Va
A9fom iep 1brcang Corporation, The Hampton
Aver. Corporation Alex. The Norfolk vs.;o, u
Banner Furniture Company Incorporated Lynch9urg va
BarTamin Company q A. Rt96m%nd, "a Va
s sesosfP PAX Corporstion Richmond . :t
BEL s9ond Va 80, incornora,e
Y2irrneham Safety Cutoff Lever company heorpofaNe
The Roanoke, Va ....-.; -, e. - , Va
r1ac Rock Mining Company INCORPORATES - Cn tf 20
ae.rons Asricutpre EDUCATIONAL Fair Association
Incorporated Blackstone. va. r,i
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BIZ Rsve Inmber pora don Ae4nndra
Tand F 56al compan5 @a6fporated Wise
po~man transfer storage Warehouse Company In
sorp9rateo ate Ceinpsny Incorporated Norfolk
PpsSsbaw Fruit and Produce Company Incorporated tn
pris; M2Ti Fasi,y Corporation Bristol
ag ana
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Pythan Produce and Supply Company 1ncor
Rambler Garage and supply Company Norfolk
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Richmond Electric Bue-P Printing Corporation. The Rich
Richmond Motor Company Incorporated Richmond Va.
RSesde Residence ompsn Norfolk
Roaaoke COLLECTION Corporation Roanoke va u.
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Roanoke Rsaity 1nyest@snt COMPANY
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Rockinsham Industrial school Harsonburs
Rogers Realty cerperaton Aelns,aon ,n.,s ci.rsn
Rs s Flirting Ts.
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seaboad Auto and Storage COMPANY Norfolk
Tmse
ana Trust Company Incorporated Rich
shelton water wheel Machine Company Incorporated
TseRaoas COMPANY wesasos. Va
Tss Eorls Va
Smith woodall- Incorporated Richmond
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eorporated The smithnea; va ,;.......-..
III" Box
sou tSef Box Company TIE XoTto,t
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Southern ana pispensary Corporation Richmond
nssnena Va
soushsfn ssvIass Insurance COMPANY In
Rshmona Va
sPecaity NqFsok Va
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strsssufs Manufacturing Company Incorporated suffolk
studsns Tea COMPANY Incorpo5s,sa The Rshmend va
supfme H Saops Of
Tablet Social Corporation Pine Beach;
Tanner COMPANY Ineorporatetd J. T. Norfolk va.
Thurson Company Incorporated W C. The Port Norfolk
rdexater Dist,ling Company Incorporated Bowers Hill
Dns fomn,ny va
Union company. Incorporated Burkevilie
Union stock Yard COMPANY Norfolk county Va
Gnitsd Aia ana Insurance comRsny, so.ta,x =.
unsd order Relief Assosiasi9n and cSarts
valdez aSsen haToad ce@panS
hf2 Reash Baeps buens Nor
virginia Box and Column Company Aitsvta
gina Breeding Association incorporated
Really qo1poraana The 4s. NsFtoIb "
virginia pirectoTy and Printing COMPANY Incorporated
virginia Feanee and Realty Corporation covingon
Implement and Hardware Company. incorporated
virginia 1nvesments Company ineorporated. suffolk
Virginia Realty TITLE Cooperation The R'ss p Va
virginia Rug and prussett Company Incorporated Rich
virginia safe Deposit Corporation Alexandria
virginia sand companv Incorporated Roanoke Va ttor
mery The Grant supply Company; corporaton)
vrgns Western Railway Company The Clifton Forge "a
wn Legnorn Va
Walton Co. G. Jr M9ao
Virginia Transit Company The Glenearlyn
waters son. incorporated 2, Me.andria
Vest End ooa nefon Rhmona va
Wss,ovsI SALES cSrPoTstien The Norfo VAN
wtliiamsburg Knitting Mini COMPANY william sbure Va
Willis woodhouse Grocery Company Incorporated Norfolk
wise cigar COMPANY Incorporated F. r, suffolk Va. :.
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wytheve Mercantile company Incorporated wytheviile
formerly Ward Hatcher Incor porated)
FOREIGN CORPORATIONS.
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Aia Vein Pocahontas Coal Co Virginia
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ENTERPRISE Drug COMPANY Incorporated stone gap
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5eWisn Record Furnishing Incorporated The Rich
aeqrpo5atsa mrs or FGhm 2n va
I In corp aHis The Primers Point
kenack poP Pmbs corporaon stone
k kegsport sPate corpoation bristol
Krshner creasins Incorporated Lynch
radies Hair Goods Incorporated The Norfolk
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LessEars and Aide Telephone Aaie :,
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Lindsey Distributing Company Incorporated E. Aexa"-
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Man Street pevelopmeqt corporation Norfolk VA
al9 Co. an co
NarT, en Realty Syndicate Incorporated Axandrls
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Mink island oyster Company Incorporated The Hampton
pressed Brick Company. Incorporated Norfolk
,ronos,h steel company Agreements u
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a9 Ynra Freproof Company Newport
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Nck vd Savings Bank RIenmone ys The Richmond va
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Nortok Flour company, Norfolk Va
NNrfok Highland Incorporated Norfolk
Norfolk a paper company Incorporated Nerfolk; w.
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Marion investment Company Incorporated. Norton Va
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FOREIGN CORPORATIONS
Name.

Augusta Electric Company. .......
Rig Vein Pocahontas Coal Co..
Bluemont Land and Improvement
brotherhood Accident Co.........
Chicago Building and Manufactur
Columbus Zinc Mining Corporation
Colonel Francis Feraris Trained
Wild Animal Arena Co. ......
craceland Farm and Land Co. ....
Grand Council OF the Daughters OF
the Improved. Benevolent ant
Protective Order Of Elks of the
World, The. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Home Building and Realty Co. ....
Inter City Realty Co. ............
Menter and Rosenbloom Co. .......
Metal Manufacturing Company ;.
National Grand Tabernacle OF the
Grand United Order of Galilear
Fishermen OF the United States
of Baltimore City. The. .....
New River Sandstone Brick Co.
Nottoway River Lumber Co. .......
Rochester Boiler Compound Co.
Southern States Telephone Co. OF
Baltimore City. The. ..........
Thrift Building Co.
Union Fraternal League. ..........
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-19

Attest
e. T. Wilson,
Clerk.
Certified to the Superintendent of Pablo Printing for pub
caton once week for four successive weeks In
published in the city Of Richmond Virginia The first puhlca
on to be Friday August 90 1913 by order Of the
State Corporation Commission.
BIT. wilson, c~'s
T,AhrnondA Anonaf 1914
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-19
Commonwealth of Virginia.
Department of the State Corporation Commission

CITY of Richmond, August 3D. 1911;
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11

Attorney st-Law. Snow Bill, Nj once Ia the
Court House. VIII be In Berlin svery sa'urday
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11
Favors Blair Lee

Congressman David Lewis. in
AN interview in the Baltimore
Sun, of Monday, declared him
self as favorable to the candi-
dacy of Hon. Blair Lee as the
successor Of the late Senator
Rayner
Mr.. Lewis says 1T should be
expected from the close personal
and political friendship l have
had with Senator Lee for nearly
a generation that | should be
favorable to his candidacy in
this case, even were he not from
my district. But | can fairly
say that he would be my choice
in this junction of party affairs
in the State and nation even if
he were a stranger only.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11
Simmons Road Law.

In the d, ing hours of the last
congress Senator Simmons of
North Carolina made name
for himself as the father of the
first appropriation for road
building by the federal govern
ment that has been made since
Henry Clay made his successful
fight for the building of the old
Cumberland road. Senator
Simmons bill provides for the
expenditure of only $500. 900.
and that for experimental work
but the ice has been broken now
and the advocates of national
highways constructed by the
acknowledgements have taken
new courage. The bill provides
for every dollar expended in any
community by the federal gov
eminent the local authorities
shall put up two. While the act
ual appropriation is only five
hundred thousand, the bill will
cause to be expended on the
roads of the country a million
and a f;itis further stipulated
that every cent of the money
shall be spent under the direct
ion of engineer from the United
States office of public roads, thus
eliminating the possibility Of
local graft. The information
that the national government
has at last made a direct appro-
priation for road building out
side of federal cemeteries, nat
ional parks and army posts
comes to the advocates of good
roads as the best news they
have heard in many years; the
appropriation is not much, it is
true. but road-workers will in
sist that it is the first ray Of
light that presages the approach
of dawn. National highways
are coming, and coming soon.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11

which we passed during this
congress, and in some cases
lower.
"All the talk about the Demo-
Gratis wanting to injure business
is absolutely preposterous.
"What we want to do is to
give every man an equal oppor-
tunity in the race of life. and
not pamper "A few at the expense
of many. That plan would fos-
ter every Legitimate industry in
the land and injure none. That
is one way in which congress
can aid in reducing the exceed
ingly high cost of living, which
is really the most pressing. vex
atious, and important problem
with which we have to deal.
What the people demand is
cheaper food, cheaper clothing,
cheaper necessaries Of life gen
orally, and any cuts in tariff
rates which do not accomplish
that are not worth the trouble
and labor of making.
The revision ought to be
made carefully, scientifically
and in harmony with Democra-
tic promises.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11
The Kenyon-Sheppard Bill

Much interest has been mani.
tested in the passage by the
United States Senate of the
pending Kenyon Sheppard In.
ter-State Liquor Shipment bill,
Many persons are under the i'm.
preston that if the bill becomes
a law it will absolutely prevent
liquor being shipped into dry
territory. Mr.. William II. An
derson. Superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League, in his list
of questions To the candidates
for the Senate explains the bill
as follows:
1.-The pending Kenyon. Shep-
pard Interstate Liquor Ship
ment bill prohibits the shipment
in interstate commerce of
liquor intended for use in vio-
lation of the law of the State
into which il is consigned. 1t
does not interfere with ship
ments of liquor intended for
lawful use-as. for example. the
personal use of an individual,
his family or his bona fide
guests.
Messrs. Smith. Straus, Blair
Lee and Talbot have been ask :
ed to state their attitude toward
the measure. Mr.. Straus has
written Mr.. Anderson that he
is in favor of the bill. The 9TH
ers have not yet replied. As
Senator Smith will be the only
one of the quartet who will have
a VOTE on the subject, his at
titude will be known when the
vote is taken. At the same
time Senator Jackson will go on
record.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11

Congress has commenced
open hearings, which will form
a basis for the new tariff to be
passed by the next Congress.
The Democrats are showing
that they intend to keep their
promises to the people instead
of doing like President Taft,
who promised a revision of the
tariff downward during his
campaign four years ago and
when he was elected did moth !.
ing to help the people.
The committee plans to 90
down through the list, taking a
new schedule every other day
until all have been covered.
Most of the Democratic ma
jority of the present Ways and
Means Committee will 90 into
the next Congress. which is to
convene in extra session proba-
bly, between March Is and early
April. When the tariff hear.
ings are ended Democrats of the
committee will devote them
selves in daily executive SEES
sions to the formulation of the
tentative tariff legislation
which they hope to have ready
by March Is, if not earlier.
The present tariff, if thorough.
~ overhauled could be made TO
produce a great deal more rev.
enue and at the same time not
cost the taxpayers one-fourth
of what they now pay, for un-
der the present system where
one dollar goes into the federal
treasury four or five dollars go
into the pockets of the tariff
harons.
The rates in a new bill
w bills should be fully as
the rates in the bills
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11
SNOW HILL. MD. JAN. II
Be A Good Sport.

Just after the last Guberna-
torial Election in Maryland
when the Democrats were talk
ing about enacting legislation
which would enable them to
retain control of the public
schools and other departments
Of the State government created
by the Legislature, there went
up a great howl from our Re-
publican friends and their allies
that it was unsportsmanlike to
to do such things. Some threw
up their hands in holy horror
as they always do whenever
the Democrats attempt to look
after party interests: but we
don't hear much from the how
lers now a-davs when President
Taft is trying TO perpetuate the
Republican officeholders in
place regardless of their fitness,
by putting them under Civil
Service protection There might
be some excuse Tor the Presi-
dents act if the office-holders
We're competent to pass a Civil
Service examination; but the
fact is,many of them are totally
unfit to hold the places they
now occupy and President Taft
is very bold when he attempts
to saddle them on the backs Of
the people.
1t is an insult to President
elect Wilson. this attitude of
President Taft, and should be
resented by every Democrat in
the United States Senate.
Every man who has been placed
under the Civil Service since
the beginning of the late Pres
idential campaign should be
removed from it and the respon-
sibility placed upon the Presi-
dent-elect. as to whether the
present incumbents are the men
TO stay or go.
"Be a good sport. :
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11
What Il Cost To Borrow A
Newspaper.

A man who was too economical TO
subscribe for his county paper. sent his
little boy to borrow the copy taken by
his neighbor. In his haste the boy ran
over 81 stand Of bees and in ten min
utes looked like warty summer squash.
His father ran to his assistance, and,
failing to notice a barbed-wire fence.
ran into that, cutting handful of flesh
from his anatomy and running a 81 pair
Of pants. The old COW took advantage
Of the gap in the fence and got into the
cornfield and killed herself eating green
corn. Hearing a racket, the wife ran
out. upset four-gallon churn full Of
rich cream into basket Of little chick
ems, drowning the entire hatch. In her
haste she dropped s25 set of false
teeth. The baby. having been left alone,
crawled through the spilled milk and
into the parlor, running a $40 carpet.
During the excitement the oldestdaugh-
ter ran away with the hired man. the
dog broke up eleven setting hens and
did other damage. all because the farm
err was too ''close" to pay for county
paper.
Moral Take the county paper and
pay for it. II will save you money.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-11
she COULD NOT sTop IT.

She tried and tried, this thing, that
thing, then the other thing. All no
good. Then she thought OF Halls Hair
Remover. Talked with her doctor about
Il. Then bought il, used It. Her hair
stopped falling out at once. Now she is
telling her friends. No coloring or stain
ing Of the hair, either