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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-13
Fielding has an elegant line of
postal cards.

souvenir pOSt0l carQS.
Miss Adele Foss is spending
her vacation at the lake.
w. H. Schafer has an interest
ing letter in another column.
Born-Tuesday night to VIM.
Kopf of Vernon township, son
A new cement sidewalk is be-
ing put down at the Ed Johnson
saloon.
The Erlandson & Johnson
store has just had a new floor
laid ON 1T.
Thomas Peever of Sisse eton, was
in the city Saturday on his way
to the cities.
Mrs. E. D. Mooar and Misses
Gertrude Ely and Bessie Downie
spent Wednesday at the lake.
Lester Ecker goes to North
Dakota this week to work for
his uncles, the Nichols brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Enos
leave tomorrow for Perham,
M inn., to visit relatives for a
couple of weeks.
The building occupied as an
abstract Office by Anton Foss has
been receiving the attention OF
the painter this week.
Mrs. George Barney, of Pierre,
with her little son, is making a
visit of a week or two at her old
no me here in Mllbank.
In another column will be
found the notice of a meeting OF
the stockholders of the Grant
County Telephone Company.
Mrs. Matt Kommer, of Yer.
n on township, who had been in
failing health for some timepast,
died last Tuesday morning.
Mrs. AT. Horton left Wednes.
day night for Volga to spend
some time with her husband and
get acquainted with her future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, who had
been spending a few days with
their old Roberts county friends,
returned TO Montana last We'd.
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martens
of Corona, returned the first OF
the week from visit to Whea-
ton, Mimi. They think Whea-
ton is a very fine little town.
Vernon Meyer, nehew oil
William Meyer of Summit, was
drowned while bathing in a
small lake a few miles from Sum.
nit last week. He was 10 years
of age.
Miss Katherine Hoeltgen who
went to Cando, N. D., last year
has moved to Egeland in the
same state, where her brothers,
Frank and Mike Hoeltgen are in
the general merchandise busi.
ness.
A quarterly meeting of the
Evangelical association of the
circuit will be held in Milbank
in the Evangelical church, com.
mencing Friday evening July
18th, at 8 o'clock and continuing
until Sunday evening.
Alfred Mallum, the night agent
at the depot, is taking a vacation,
and with his wife has gone east
to visit friends in Minnesota and
Wisconsin. During his absence
Mr. Lane will have charge of the
night work at the depot.
The Dakota Central Company
has had crew Of twenty men at
work stringing a copper circuit
from Ortonville to Aberdeen.
They camp near their work in
four tents. They are furnished
a cook aud two dining tents. They
have BEEN working north of the
city for several days.
The new jeweler, W G Kayser,
has been getting his family set
tied IN the new home this week
and arranging his store and jew
elry stock. He expects to have
the store open for business to
morrow. Mr.. Kayser is an ex
pert jeweler, and the putting OF
your timepiece in proper work
ing order will receive his person
al attention when left with him
in the Gamble block.
New Dakota Central Phones
A. w Glenn. farm
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-13

For SALE-Four good work horses
IS to IL years old, and weighing
l,l00 to 1880 lbs. EMIL JOHNSON.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-13

New Dakota Central Phones
A. w Glenn, farm
Alfred Shocks, farm
Saunders & Bleser, farm
A. G. McWreath. sc
Rev. Nelson Traggitt. -. .179
George Empson. .15e
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-13
weather Report.

Following 10 report Of &. J. Hinman, Unit
a states meteorological observer st the Mil
hank station. The observation 10 made at ..
q. on the date given, and the markings are for
q . "A hours preceding. The dash preceding
1aureo indicates below zero:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-13

Clerk Of Court Lig gett's books 5
show the following vital statis-
tics for the year ending July /,
1905.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-20

sig pa vag upp genom den natur-
skona Yominitedalen i California,
blefvo haromdagen plundrade at
en- ensam bandit, som dervid ick
EFT rikt byte. Yosemitedalen ar
mycket besokt af turister. men
isynnerhet under denna It'd pa a
ret ar tra6ken stor. hvarfor yid Diet
ofvann amda tilliallet fem vagnar
afsandts samtid!gt fran en- station
pa Stamina tur. De stora diligen-
serna med fyrspdnn korde pa ma.
got afstand fran hvarandra tor att
slippa undan dammet. som upp-
rorts af den foregaende vagnen.
Plotsligt sprang en- ensam rofvare
framfor den forsta vagnen och be-
fallde kusken ate STAMINA. dervid
han sigtade pa honom med en- re
volver. Rofvaren, som hade huff
vudet insvept i en- kappa, sd att
ansigtet 81 syntes. befallde derpa
passagerarne att kasta ut pa wagon
sina pengar och dyrbarheter hvil-
ket skedde under manga for
skrackta utrop fran %qvinnornas
sida. Da delta var gjordt. hck
kusken order att kora vidare. Ma.
sta vagn "a da redan ! sigte och
expediersdes pa Stamina satt lik-
som de tire efterfoliande. Da ban
often utrattat slit arende .iorsvann
han in | buskarne med slit byte
och har sedan dess 81 antraffats.
Drack arfvet ifran s G. John
J. Schoonemaker Bethlehem. N.
Y. skulle enligt forordnande i a.
mes Galatians i Des Moines, Iowa,
testamente erhSIla en- farm ward
$500 och SI2. 900 i kontanrer,pa
vi!kor att han hol e sig nykter.
Infor skiftesratten kom emellertid
i dagen. att S, gait i dimman ma
stan EFT helt ar och dertor gick nan
miste on arfvet Domaren mente
dock att arfvet kunde ga till hu-
ON det ordnades sa att
Ell fck nSgot deraf i sill a
handler.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-20
HAIR OCH DER.

Nyligen nixon till en- at At
lantens kuststader en- fskskonert
mediorande luftseglaren James
Allen, hvilken upp6skats IL mil
ute till sjos. Allen gick till va
ders fran en- plats i narheten at
Boston. Att BORA med dref han
i nordvestlig rigtning och tycktes
hafva full komlig kontroIl Oliver
luttskerpet, i Diet ban steg ned
och upp igen iva ganger. Men pa
qvallen slog vinden ON, och Allen
dref med stor hastighet ut Oliver
hafvet i nordostlig rigtning och
var smart ur sigte. Da man sedan
icke horde nagot af luftskepparen,
tog mar for gifvet att han seglat i
qvaf. Under natten seglade han e.
mellertid 200 mil Oliver hafvet,
och lorst pSfoljande dag sag han
en- utsigt att blifva raddad. Han
lat ballongen dala ned i vagorna
och upptogs af manskapet pa en-
fskskonert. Han lyckades atven
radda ballongen och kom i land i
godt behalf. "
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-20
FoRSvARsToRPEDoR MOT UN.
DERvATTENsBAvAR.

Sedan man numera synes hafva
kommit till den asigten att undervat-
%tensbaten ~fullkomligt forsvarar sin
plats bland de moderna stridsredska-
pen, har helt naturligt tanken att s0ka
astadkomma EFT effektivt skydd mot
dessa hinder framtradt. bet engelska
fora experiment med en- a%nordning
liknande den a vara gamla nu utd0m-
da stangtorpedbatar. Pa en- lang ira
stang fores namligen / ena andan en-
kraftig laddning af brisant sprang-
anne, innesluten i EFT metallomh0lje.
Denna stang kan sa fallas att ladd-
ningen kommer under vattnet, hvar-
efter denna genom en- elektrisk led
ming bringas / defamation. 4 mindre
batar har pa f0rsok i den engelska
mariner denna a%nordning apterats.
och man har funnit att sprangningen
af en- dylik torped i narheten af en- un,
dervattensbat ar / stand att svart Ska
da denSamma.
Emellertid har nu en- engels.k upp'
innare konstruerat en- maskin, som
lar vara betydligt farligare for under
vattensbatarna. Den nya maskinen
grundar sig pa anvandande af eterva-
gorna. Den st0rsta svarigheten for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. motstandare ar
att bestamma dess lage, ehuru peri
skopet, da delta a%nvandes, ju i nagon
man verkar r6jande. Nh har man
tankt sig att NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gang
under vattnet kan iakttagas fran EFT
fartyg: apparaten for dess f0rg0rande
ar ocksa konstruerad under denna
f0rutsattning. Den bestar af en- liten
t%orpedartad tingest, som ar forsedd
med forutom sprangladdning afven
iva OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dessa
ro~derpropellrar kunna sattas ! hastig
rorelse af elektriska motorer, likaledes
inneslutna inom Stamina omholJe; del
ar dessa motoTers ha3tighet som reg
leras models ~etervagorna fran en- till
exempel a EFT fartyg uppstilld appa-
rat. Genom att gifva de bada rodren
olika hastighet bringas f0rsvarstorpe-
den att gira. genom att inkoppla stor-
re str6mstyrka okas dess h%astighet.
| Sa star man da ombord a EFT fartyg,
som anfalles af en- undervattensbat,
och reglerar medels EFT par nycklar
| sin f0rsvarstorpeds r0relse och later
| den ga till anfall mot u~ndervattens>
baten. Sa smart den kommit pa lamp
ligt afstand mot sin m~otstandare,
TRUCKER manner ombord pa fartyget
pa en- knapp; en- AMMAN strom / for
svarstorpeden slutes, och laddningen
go ky. bomullskrut) bringas | detona"
ton. bet tryck, son dervid uppstar,
anses vara tillrackligt att alldeles in
trycka NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sidor.
bet sages att man | England med
stort intresse foljer denna maskins
fortsatta utveckling och att amiralite-
tet med frikostiga bidrag understood
jer denna %upphnning, som mojligen
skulls resultera uti EFT efektivt skydd
mot de hotande odjuren fran andra 81.
dan kanalen. b. M.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-20
Endast 80 ar gammal.

jag ar endsst 81 ar gamnal oh VAN
tar Ell afven da jag blir verkligt gsmmal-
att kama mig sd. sdlauge con Jag kan
fl Electric Bitters', sager Mrs e. III.
Brunson j Dublin. GA. bet finnes in
genting annat. son halter de q ,mla ST
unga och g6r de svaga sd starka som
som denus starkaude meiIcin Dyspep-
81, frog lefyer. i~utiammtrade njurar eller
kronisk forstoppuing arc okinda, sedan
man tagit Elektric Bitters en- resonabol
It'd. Gararteras af Lungren & Andreen,
apotekare, Sioux City. la. Pris SOC
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-20
En- uppriktig dam

onskar att korrespondera med en-
man Tor ingaende at aktenskap.
Adressera 2ao Mackubin street.
St. Paul, MINI.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-20
VART sToRA INsTITUTs LAkARE.
skrif till BOSTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE


Den gamle valkande svenske bagaren A. r JOHNSON, EOS
Iowa street, rekommenderar sig harmed landsmannens atanka.
knackebrod, Skorpor, Tebr0d och ALT hvad till en- val ordnad
skandinavisk bagenafar horer. Orders fran landecrten expedieyae
med Cmgaende Tiat0n &c
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-20
En- tjugo ars strid.

'Jcg var den fOrlorade Gu 20 an
strid med kroniska hamorrhoider och
onda sar, tills jag fors0kte Buckleus
Arnica Salve. som a~stadkomma en- iu-
dring genom att beta bada, tills Ell EFT
spar aterstod. skrifver A. NJ. Bruce i
F~arenyille, Va, Bast foc gamla sir,
skaIskador, braunsar och dylika axiom
NOR. 25c. hos Lungron il Andreen, apo
tekare, Sioux City, la.
En- person vid MANN Wm Stills
blef den II dennes traftId af BLK
ten under en- askstorm i Amcs,
Ia, och var till utseendet d0d,
da han kort deretter antrafades.
Da en- lakare kom tillstades, hck
han Diet beskedet att manner var
dcd och att lakarehjelp kunde in
gentlng utratta. Men doktorn
borjade genast AMANDA artificial
respiration med Diet resultat att
den iormente dode efter en- tim
mes behandling borjade visa tee
ken till lf och nu ar pa god vag
att tillfriskna.
Under en- excursion. som Mil
waukee jernvagen nyligen arran
gerade till Evarts, S. d. fortarde
de lustresande Evarts stora qvan.
titeter lemonad. som tillredts
tunnor. Omkring 100 at dem
som festade pa lemonaden, hafvs
nu insjuknat j tytoidfeber, och vic
understanding har Diet visat sig att
Diet for lemonaden AMANDA watt
net hemtats ur en- gammal bruna,
som Ell brukats pa manga ar. oct
hvaritran tyfoidbacillerna antagli
gen harstammade.
Fem diligenser. som befunns
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-20

Byggnadsmaterialier och de
basta snickareverktyg fnnes til,
billiga priser hos c. A. Larson.
100 : 4st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
'tPE-RU-NA WORKED ,..t,.
SIMPLY MARVELOUS.'s'
Suffered Severely
With Headaches .s,ss
Unable 10 Work.,

Miss Lucy v. McGivney, 452 3rd 4A-s't:a {
Brooklyn, n ". wrltes: 4tsty IN
'lNor many months & suffered SCI
vercly from headaches and pains II (
the side and back, sometimes being
unable to attend to my daily works. Nh;
II am better now, thanks to I'erru-.ss
M, ma am as active rs ever, t.iltA,
have no more headaches. Il IS sFs
"Tl,e way Per,lna worked IN NY
case was simply marvellous . ..ys
we have in our files many era te ful la s..
tors from women who have suffered vi
the symptoms named above. Lack sQF
space prevents our giving more than on }Eef
testimonial here. Al N liz sssss,lsl
1T Is impossible to even approxtmat atl
the great amount Of suffering which Pes
rlna has relieved, or the rll n1be r58ss o.
women who have been restored to heal I'll
and strength By its faithful use, ;,S.3,
Revised Formula.
nFors a number of years requests have
come to me from II multitude of &gra teful5
friends, urging that Pcrunn be givert8t 9
Slight laxative quality. have been seS-ss
perimenting with a laxative addition ION
quite a length of time, and now feel &
gratifed to announce to the friends sSof
Peruna that have incorporat ted suchsstS
quality in the medicine which. In my
opinion. ca n only enhance its well -knoW n
beneficial character. 5 II Isl: 5;H
rs, b. HARTMANN NJ. d. ss;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
ARE GATHERED.| in
ANNUAL SESSION
Virginia Funeral Directors Asso-
citation Began Its Convcn-
ton Here Yesterday.
DISCUSSING LIVE MATTERS
Subjects Affecting Everyday
Work Of Funeral Director
Debated.

The Virginia Funeral Directors Assoc
citation began their nineteenth annual
convention here yesterday, and the ses-
sions are being held In one Of the lecture
rooms OF tho Medical College Of virginlu.
The attendance Is large and the con-
0vention promises to be successful In every
respect. The body will be In session to-
day and again tomorrow.
President +. W. Towhes called the
association to order and prayer was de-
livcrcd by Rev George II. spooner. t.t5
After roll call tho report OF the F,xccu-
tive Committee onSApplicat lions for Mem
bership was read, which was followed by
q balotlng on applicants.
saT The minutes OF the last meeting were
read, various committees we're appointed
and the meeting adjourned to meet In
afternoon session at 2:30} o'clock
4I The address OF Pre- sident Townes was
practical and contained many suggestions
of interest to funreal directors. a very
address was delivered by Or.
e. C.. Levy on dlsinfcctants and tho
means Of application. Professor "A. Rem
Guard, OF New York / wal the last speaker.
He congratulated the association on the
large attendance and outlined his lecture
for to-day and tomorrow on embalmtng
and santa ton. 4a s i5 ga
Io-day,S addresses.
Il The body will Icconvene at o'clock
this morning and during the day will
near addresses from DR.. r. "A. Irving.
secretary Of the State Board OF Health.
and Rev. DR.. c. S. Gardner, OF the Grace
Street Baptist Church.
Among the delegates present were: ~
w. Townes. Danville; II. D.. Oliver, Nor
folk; W. D. Rouse, Newport News; NJ,
W.. Stevens, Pulaskt;aW J.. Morrisette,
Manchester; F. P. Staley. Clifton Forge;
r.. I.GThompson, Culpeper; T. a. Fox,
.Danvil1e; T. G.. Rees, Hampton; t. p.
Moore, Mt jackson; J.. NJ. Oakley, Roa-
noke; 4 r. r. Smith, Morrison; +. w. Dill.
Ion, Fincastle; George ". kurtz, WIN
chester; w. N. Sea, Buena Vista; e. j.
suddith, Warrenton; A. B. Woodland
:Warrenton; Lewis sMayhugh. Greenwich
Frank H.. r., White, Washington,,D D. c..
e. G.. ziglar, North Carolina; John c.
voolfolk, Uno, Va, and -. Z. Fauber
of Charlottesville.
\ Among the visitors were Professor a
Renouard and Mr.. Thornton B. Barnes
both of New York.
Officers of the association are: Presi
dent. f. w. TONNES, Danvlle; hrstvce
president H. D. Oliver, Norfolk; SECOND
vice president, w. Z. Rouse, Newport
News; third lvice-president, NJ ": Ste
vens. Pulaski; fourth e-president, w
]. A1orrissette. Manchester; fifth vice,
president, F. P. staley. Clifton Forge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
PUBLISHERS TO
meet |: HER. |. Next ! /: J (. /
Southern Newspaper Association,
Elects Officers, Selects Rich
mond and Adjourns.


MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 16.----yYitfg
tho election Of officers for the coming yea ! \
and the selection of Richmond, Va for
tho meeting place next year. the busl-5
ness session OF the fourth annual conS{l
svention Of tho Southern Newspa per p tlb.
fishers Association came to a close, this 4
afternoon. a banquet in the evening fur--ssss
nished the concluding feature OF the con-
vention programme. AtEthe afternoon ses-I8
sion officers were elected as follows 9
President Frank P. Glass, of the Mont-s8
gomery Advertiser. 55a NJ
Nashville Banner. "a t 80
Secretary-Treasurer, Victor H. Hanson, Il
of the Motgoalcry Advertiser. &
Executive Committee. Major j. G. iletnps.s
hill, Charleston News and Courier; r. ~ Il
Rhodes. birmingham News; II, 7. Stocks.if
ton, Jacksonville 'rimes-U Union; ( c. f. Mill
ton. Knoxville Sentinel; J. r. Gray & Az
lanta Journal; M, Is. Duerson. I.ynctl--iy
burg News IL. Ell d
An address by S. S, Rogers. bnsinesssY
manager OF the Chicago Daily News, was /.
delivered this morning @ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
* DELEGATES ARRIVING.
Presbyterians Are Pouring Into
Greenyille, South Carolina.
(RY y ssOcIated 4:

(By Associated 7Press.)
GREENVILLE. S. e, May lt.-With
delegates arriving on every train. and
the principal officers here, all is In readi-
ness for the opening Of The General As
sembly of the Southern Presbyterian
Church here tomorrow, In the First
Presbyterian Church. The first session
will be opened by retiring Moderator
u r. Plunkett, pastor Of the First Pros
3byterian Church, OF Augusta, Ca. who
will deliver the opening sermon, followed
BY the election OF the new moderator
and enrolment OF delegates.
A two-hour intermission before the at
ternoon session, which will comprise mis-
,celaneous business.
The question OF a closer rein tlonshtp
with other allied denominntons. the
Northern Presbyterian Church. the Cum
berland Presbyterians and the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian Church will be
considered. The matter comes up in the
form OF a committee report.
The case OF the Rev. Dr. William NJ.
Caldwell, Of Texas, who is charged with
iheresy, is to be heard on appeal from
the Synod Of Texas. The sessions Of the
assembly may continue for two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
THIRD market
AN AUDITORIUM
Definite Movement OH Foot Il1us
to Provide Temporary Con-
i vchtioi1 HALL.
yMLAUF ORDINANCE AGAIN
Likely That Proposed Measure
will BE Presented and Fav-
orably Acted Upon.

Whether the city Council shall finally
adopt Mayor McCarthys proposition.
which was turned down in the Board OF
Aldermen tuesday night. or whether the
third market shall be converted into an
auditorium, 1t Is u fact, agreed to by all,
that such an institution has come now to
be q public necessity. and speedy action
looking to It's establishment IL expected.
Before his honor recommended the en-
inrged scheme. he had for moro than q
year advocated through inessages~to the
Council and otherwise, the converting OF
the Third Market House. now abandoned
as q market into an auditorium.
The matter was looked into several
times, but no definite action was taken.
A committee Of the Council, IN company
with Mayor Mccarthy and Mcssrs. NC 4
land and Baskervill, architects, visited
the building some months ago. and looked
It over.
It was found that while built for
market, It could yet. with the expendi-
ture OF a good deal OF money. DO made
to answer fairly we'll for public hall
and auditorium. Being at the corner OF
Cherry and Cary Streets, the building is
accessible from every portion OF Inc city'
y as several street car lines center Wlth'n
several blocks, while others pass n1uch
nearer. The building Is absolutely safe,
or panic. 1t has but one story, ana
everything would be ont the ground floor.
There are exits all along the sides and at
both ends. and the house could be en1ptied
in a brief period OF time. inc iact INA, ma
the board SO completely sat upon .tne
proposition OF the mayor 10 nul,d a. ,ssa.
AUDITORIUM ,a!elS ius 49,. II a ~. |or
in the Third Market as propea t,nn LII
pubic nan, ana ln,s SUI ,, s ses.'s' /" =
no" DC , Y 7ll 3 pre 's
Bring 1t Up Again.
Mr.. J,mlauf offered an 4 ordinance In.
Tho lower branch of the Council some
. ,inc a "a. iproyIdine that the Third Mar
ket building be converted into public
auditorium. hut the Council rejected 1t
und adonted the AInyor's suggestion for. n
trn.r ,n5 larger building This ordinance
,.ii ho reintroduced and VIII probably
10 orns,ted into law NJ an early date. and
.,.ar,, a. rtod n,on0 the line OF changing
!, ',,,t,a,nn o. .oassto conform to the
..a -, = tn,,h,,c han *
~ = = IL ~ fr,as, inn,ontiol members
,,n,,, hranc,,ns eior Inc Council are
2 o. I'LL 49,. I, M schcn,,'S and Il
i ,t ny :" $500, o,norsarnon, OF the
mas .ne ne''' ~. athar.i : nronosItion has
.laso1' .. s'.'s na,rd - 21.
1ai ~. , ~ ny ahor, t,na va should
al.lnM a - AZ ',lnn said the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
DAMAGING FIRES.
Stable and Storage-House De-
stroyed-Kitchen Burned.

Fire yesterday afternoon destroyed the
stable and storage house of Mr.. r. D.
Johnson, at Nos. ll0l and 1903 Chaifin
Street.
The alarm was sent In from hoX 81 at
2 o'clock, and steamers Nos. and 10 and
truck No, 3 responded promptly, BY very
hard work the firemen saved the adjoln'
Ing buildings.
Many horses and mules, were In the
stable at the time Of the fire, but were
gotten out without being injured
The%origin of the blaze Is unknown
The loss viii amount 10 considerably
more than thousand dollars,
Fire In the kitchen of the residence OF
Mr. George Roane. of No, 22l6 FLOYD
Avenue, resulted IN a damage Of about,
$500.
The alarm came in at 1880 o'clock
from box No. 3l9, and engines Nos, Q
ana 10 and No, truck went TO the
scene sE
THE house is one square outside Of the
city limits, and il Was necessary 70
stretch long line Of hose 70 Eeaeh me
tlamel<
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
Y. NJ. c. "A. PROPERTY
ADVANCES IN PRICE
Board Of Directors Decide to
Withdraw it From Market
on Present Offering.

The board Of directors OF the Central
Young Mems Christian Association met
last night in the blue room OF the build
ing to discuss the advisablllty Of keep
Ing the property in the market for sale
In view of the increasingival OF proper
ties ln&that section OF the town the board
came to the agreement to withdraw the
Y. NJ. C. a. property from the market
Its present offering-$50,00o. There are
several possible purchasers in the field,
and one Of them appeared last night be-
fore tho board with View to securing
an option on the building and grounds.
But though the price Is to be raised,
there is no fear In the minds OF the drec-
tors thatfa purchaserSmay not easily be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
/ THE TOBACCO GROWERS.
Directors Arrange for Union Un-s
der One Charter. 5ay
Special to The Times Dspatch,l

AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA May
16,-'rhe directors Of the Dark Tobacco I,
Association met In Farmvlle yesterday
on call Of the president The Western
Association was represented by Acting
General Manager James Fl. Garner and.
DR.. Clnypoo. General Manager F,,a 81;
owing is sick The recently-clected snlesrN
man for Virginia. Mr., IT, NJ, Vaughanrs
was present. Agreements for union nndeeris
one charter We're made, II
Arrangements for exhibiting Samples OF
Virginia tobacco In the West and samples
Of Western tobacco In Virginia WERE
made. and after an exchange Of views re eisS
gardIng the situation. which Is most Ia.S
vorahle to the association, the meeting
-ndiOurned. - -. -