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HARDWOOD RECORD 



S. ]I. ANDERSON, rKESIDENT ANDKKSi >N- 

 TULLEY COMTANY 



ii. .\iiiK(;an. secuetary 



■ITLLY COMPANY 



B. ROBERTSON. SALES MANAGER ANDER- 

 SON-TILLY COMPANY 



jobbing fraternity of tbe United States. 'Die liautUings of this com- 

 pany in normal years often aggregate a|i|iriixiinately one hundred 

 million feet. 



Tallahatchie Lumber Company 



The Tallaliatchie Lnmber Company is another important hardwood 

 manufacturing house in the Memphis district. Its operations are lo- 

 cated at Philipp, Miss. A jiicture of this company's modern mill is 

 shown in connection with this article. This company has a large 

 area of stumpage and produces gum, pilain and quartered white and 

 red oak, ash, elm and cypress. 



The Mossman Lumber Company 



Another of the comparatively new sawmill institutions of Memphis 

 is the Mossman Lumber Company, located on the belt line in North 

 Memphis. The company has built a "crackerjack" sawmill and 

 starts under the most favorable auspices in manufacturing a general 

 line of southern hardwoods. Of this company W. E. Mossman is 



president; W. K. Dnuglass, vice-president, and F. C. Smith, secretary 

 and treasurer. 



MEMPHIS HAEDWOOD JOBBING YARDS 



In continuation of this article, the Memphis houses conducting 

 hardwood jobbing yards will be, at least in part, reviewed. This 

 contingent receives its lnmber from various manufacturing points 

 in Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana, assorts the stock in Mem- 

 phis, and distributes it to the trade in all parts of the country. 



Goodlander-Robertson Lumber Company 



One of the pioneer jobliing houses of Memphis is the Goodlander- 

 Robertson Lumber Company, of which E. E. Goodlander is president 

 and L. W. Ford secretary. Mr. Goodlander 's friends — and every 

 man in the trade is his friend — invariably refer to him as "Goody," 

 and among the majority of the contingent he is regarded as tte 

 most capable buyer and distributor of hardwoods in the Memphis 

 district. Fortunately for- Mr. Goodlander. the enthusiasm of his 



\V. U. RUSSE, RUSSE & RURCKSS. IN'C. CEO. D. BURGESS. RTTSSE & P.CRGESS, INC 



Men Prominent in Memphis Hardwood Lumber Affairs 



\. i;. IRITCHEY, SALES MANAGER LAMB- 



FLSII HMHER COMPANY. 



CHARLESTON, MISS. 



