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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
\ Dance at Mckinney.
Especial to Tho Times-DiA

M.kENNEY, VA, August 2G,-;A de-
llghtful dance was given at Nc llenney
sEIafl Friday night and ii dancing Wvas
kept IN until late hour. Tho. folloWi.ns
couples participated: Miss Vera, :, WI y
Butterworth, Jr.; Miss PATHS WI Jams,
Of RIngwood, n with MT. j hn !, e.
Bate; Miss ,Nargerett Harrison, OF ~
tWiddie, with Mr.. Spencer Hardy; NJ So
Jessie Russell with Mr. Iraye sr Ep p
Miss Alma Harris and Mr.. Wills lSas-
keryilie; Misa Annie Allen and Mr. q T.,
ID Lewis; Miss Helen Tucker. IN h ,I
Lcnnio Harrison; Miss Pattle, Eppes VIII W, .
Campbell Butterworth;#lM MISS CANINE
Jones with MI, eraser; Miss May laws Jaws
with Dr. Henry. F. Garter; NJ ss Maud
Butterworth and Mr.. Robert !. Bo ,ss y. !;
Miss Annie Gray Harrison with MI I.
r. Freeman Miss Vivian 3 oissenu VIII
Mr.. J.. Henry Llgon:, Miss Tuekers y, VIII !
Mr., John zehner; Miss catheene Y PAD 5tla
Doyle; Miss Laura Baldwin. OF EARN
Vile, Va, with Mr.. r, a. .,I ~ lW
Chancrons were: Mr.. and Mrs. 25 w w
j branch Mrs. - ]. Expos, Mrs. I, W ".
n. Garter, Mr. aud Mrs. J. r. seek
sta>s: Cutler Galusha. 9, Butter - T or
wolssI Barner ButterWorth. r. IL. Gee
John T.. Pickrell A.. y, RicnAruson :, y Y
iG Thrift, Henry Hasltins. NJ ConKliN'
"a rchio TOlSScau i4s tlSfst4 i5E-tga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
The Spirit of Lawlessness.

.5. Tho number OF outraGes pcrpetrated
by negroes In the South during this sunl-
NOR has been we'll nigh unprecedented
In history and almost without exception
tho criminals have met death at the
hands OF lynchers, That tho fate tho
negroes met was richly merited iH un-l
questioned, but the spirit Of lawlessnoss
which the lynchinss arc creating through
out the South Is greatly depored by all
conservative thinkers. Tho slowness and
tedious procedure OF our courts Is largely
responsible for the prevalence of lynch
Ing, but in an instance like that at
Salisbury. N. G., whore special term
OF court was sitting on tho crime at the
time OF tho lynching. 1t does not JUSTIFY
II by any means,--Tidownter News
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
.|MPEACRE / SCRIPTURE;
I Believes It: II INSPIRED.
World Not Made in Six Days, Sun
Iii Did Not Stand Still, So Louise
Houghton Asserts,
Especial to The T!mes-D lspatcn.3


CHICAGO, August ae.-The University
Of Chicago Press has Just issued Hebrew
Life and Thought" by Louise Seymour
IIoughton, The book declares that the
stoiy OF the creation Of the world in six
days Is folk lore; that serious mention. Is
made in the Old Testament, even by
Jehovah Himself, OF animals. which never
existed outside Of mythology; that the
story OF the sun standing still during
Joyhua's battle Is merely poetry; that tho
sun did not stand still-that is, tho EARN
did not cease to rotate; that the story
OF a fountain gushing out OF the Jaw Y,
bono Of the nss with Which Samson sleW
gthap I2Aillstlnes is a mistake q the trans ~,
lators, and that numerous fables anu
myths arc found In tho Old Testament.
The book is written IN rsYsrentlasii style,
and declares q arm belief In the ~ :.
spiratlon OF the Scriptures, me au lsnus
asserts that the Bible con talna 3nu ,nero y,
historical anaehronisms and much iolk
1loro Of tns Jack the Giant-klllsr ofdep Y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
AN ELECTRIC R|}A|lWAY
AND LIGHT PLANT.
Pearisburg to Harness the Waters
OF Walkers Creek for
Power.
lsnec,alto r,ha T,mcs. DIspntch. )

ASpeClh| W Inc
RAI)FORD, VA, August 2G,7-Pearls,
e sHrs Il f sh av' Al no eo far date
T'ho stock has nll been subscribed, END en-.
tho following officers have been elect1od;
Mr.. Charles T. Painter, PRESIDENT; NJ
r.. j. Pearson. yice-prehident; Mr.. n. !,
iFarrier, secretary and treusuIer; lyiree-
lors-Mossrs q 7; Palnter y. u ! Pear 1,r
John ". Williams, Barnard Mason, anu
4 Tho company Will erect a. large stone
dam az the mouth Of Makers g, Creek IRE \;
thousand horae-power for railway, llglhrtba s
sieatris railway Viii extend tfom the
Norfolk and Western station TO the town
and gill .he q great c9nyenience: !. /,
Giles county Is making big strides, y, N
tho matter OF railroad construction. me
Tldewater road will extend through tho
entire length of the COUNTY; j the 10, 'n rs
Norfolk and Western from big Stony
Junction, Giles county, to Coylngton ;.ana
the Wolf Creek Railway. into Bland
county, and possibly into snlyth. Z.
The building OF tho big yeneer plant q {
the Narrows 10 being pushed.'an other
new Industries are promised at an carry
date. 3E95ii5et ~ al fts -, =
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Mrs. ). II. French, N .. 1902 Eutaw Place

Mrs. I. French, N 8. 14os i1sutaM Place &C.
bIessrs. William and Eugene Winter,
accompanied by their Blst or, Miss lsle nora no
Winter, have loft 10 spend Q wee k=S or
ton days with their brother N nc rfo e'lfs
gas Miss Cabell Jones, who accompanied
Miss Newman to N orfolk, passed through !,
Richmond Thursday afternoon geiil ro we
to- Ashland. 8 Nm
s58 Mrs. Robert chatnberlaynea Is the guest ts
Of Mrs. ]. r. Richards at the Lawn y o ,.''
IN Bowling Green. 3Is H N E.
Miss Bessie Ryland has returned from.
a visit to her uncle, Or. w. u Bro % Y
OF Caroline. .58 4, 2f
Mrs. u. 81 stratton and little son son
nrn guests at Oakland Park the home
OF Mr.. w. S. Barden.
The family OF Mr.. John y, Sloan have s'
returned from spending tho summer :. !, n
the home OF Mr.. John Nicholas OF Al ~ O..
marie county.
Mrs. Marks and Mrs. Pulllam. OF this
city, are visiting Mrs. ". Elliott IT.. q
South Boston, Va.
Mrs. John A. Wright and children arp
the guests Of friends In M "a Y
Va. , 5S
Mr.. Charles McVeigh has left for the
University Of Virginia. where he VIII
resume his studies this winter. ST.
Mr. Harry S. Tenser. q we'll known
young man Of Church HILL was married l'..
Thursday night by the Rev. g. # OTIS
Mead. OF Christ Episcopal Church. 70
Miss Lillian Broeden, the popular daugh-
ter OF Mr., and MIS- John Breed len o. Of
Fulton.
Mr.. w, Il. "a Weymouth. Of Hampton.
lis visiting friends In Richmond.
Miss Myrtle Montague Owen VIII leave
the city for Leaksvllle, N. G., september
4th. She will teach elocutton and arr
in the Leaksvile- Spray Institute the en- en-
suing gesAon. She recently graduated
from Mrs. w. u. Thurstons schoolgof
Repression, Tho institution to which
she goes is ono OF strictly high standing
ana conducted on q thorough Christian
basis. is,.i t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
PIEDMONT TOBACCO.
Rain Has Generally Been An ts4Atd--
vantage Rather Than Injury 55
8 Especial 70 Tho Times lspatoh.) 45
4 ilLa A ~ % = u

~ Especial 20 The TImes- DlspatcN.l 40
LYING lib UR {, ,5s VA August 26.--De-
spite the factWthatNt here has boon. some
loss 10 the growing tobacco crop In the
eight counties which dispose Of their crop ,p
for one Of the best yields that the
planters have had for many yea
1.-The season has been a splendid ono
ing two or three weeks are dry enough
to permit tho weed TO mature; properly
Iit% la believed that the result Will he 10.
tl,acco Of fine texture and Unusually soouo
color. $iitl w, "a S
Optimistic view Of the ontlook. and they y,
feel that a good maturing season n a9'!,
good prices for tho pro ncci's. 4
a IT Is nscertnined By Inquiry throughout
the Lynchburg territory that the LOSSES
from freshets and kindred troubles has
boen small, comparatively speaking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
ITEMS From EVER NHERE

place OF shelter, where she was clothed t1rf'1I
and fed. y Il 5g lJa
MI w 81 IoK. "a ttcr q two mon ths' I NIB =;
president ps Of & tho Equitable Life ASSURANCE
s1sisty ~ rs desk aheaa nr ~
lon returned ii an Optimistic mood
ia REL DH L. Choice uaterr,neio q.
sold hero for 81 n hundred. tile lowest
8cHIcAG 9. --1nyesttgaton Of the record Il 9
Hsnry prenGfni
which Y s atoet e o hags
$3.50 90. reveals that he spent the money
ofhistdIpeB In tho role OF n rounder anu
spccnntor. 81 TX S,3 "a ggs
BE LLE:FC N1,AINE. On stop the
sid JGsep Pngh mi nt q. h hanS
Iar'g iro ~ af Miss q raee t Gumps face
Harry Stevens vas Pointing bs
Fiji Mus hand ana a entered Mlss Gnmps
forehead. II is believed she Will reco ver.8
b M Any aas sifseni eSss
ms had against labor unions Is now
raging between the Commit ssioner q t e.
sDpDnEtNleIl CI thC
Drivers . sweepers' and HostlerH1 Union.
composed OF men in the streets cleaning
department. ~ HI
fclnnbakc given8at Rye Beach on Thurs
day Blythe Jnmes s. Merritt 4 ssocin Ton 4
more than one hundred cases OF ptonainon
pojsoning have been reported IN 81 FORT
Chester, and several IN other places. NO \
case has resulted fatally. ,isg XXI
HARTFORD, CONN.--Hc Ter hair cat Oh
Ing In the framework MS she Tell pa ck-
ward from the car. Miss Theresa q.
Fox was dragged over 800 feet down tho
Incline of the scenic railway track I, ~
juries. 1t IS said she has a chance Of re-
cOvery. 5}l " a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
The Law and the Mob.

The Landmark heartily agrees with
the Richmond News Leader that there
was tremendous difference between
tho Salisbury IN. ca lynohns and the
one which followed It in South Caro-
linn. There was some excuse for one;
there was no excuse for tho other. Bur
We part company with the News Lead
or when It goes 30 far as TO advocate
mob violence In preference to lega'
trial and punishment, u IS danger.
aus thing to tremple tho law under foot
in any community where the government
is is worthy Of respect. This Is not Russia
Mob violence which resents the twisting
and turning of tho law to defeat the
ends OF justice is quite another proposi-
tion from mob violence which rssents
the supremacy Of the law no matter how
justly and wcllEit Is enforced Norfolk
Landmark. 50l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
Good Roads in Amherst.

The election Saturday In Amherst on
tho road bond Issue. resulted rs those
Of us, who were close In tho fight he-
lievcd and predicted 1t would--except the
majority was little larger than We
expected 81
we are proud OF this victory@snot q
vlctory--but this decision on the part
CT our people. A grand step, one thnt
Will prove an inyestnlont--the compound
Interest In the future only can tell-Am-
herst Now Ezra.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
Watch This Column Daily

for d NEW TEsT MoNlAL9 as to tho
wonderful CURES effected by THE.
MEckLE NBuRo MINERAL WATERS,
Chase City, Va. e
others tell what their waters are; we
show what ours do, These are no FAN
iclEs. These arc FACTS. Let those who
wore cured speak for themselves.
LISTEN; 3,
Dir. &c. w. Walker. OF Dlecltlenburg, q
graduate OF the University OF Vlrginla,
end also of the Jefferson Medical Coll
lege, OF Philadelphia, and physician Of
long experience, says; s.;
In atony Of tho digestive organs, with
Its long train Of Sdlsagreeahle syEpptoms,i
benefit may always be expected fnpss
your mineral waterS and. general
thinks cure will be effected by w o9p-
5tlnued use, l5s !. iSi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
Great Warehouse.
Flnv 4 ssccioted prcys.)

49, T1 (By Associated PreSsD ~, Y.
MACON, GA, August 20-The plans
for the new compress and warehouse Of
the Atlantic Compress Company were re-
ycelved here to-day by Manager Fem Tess s
from G. C.. Hanson. OF a tlanta. president
OF tho company, The plant will be the
largest ana most u)-t0-date In the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
DRAWS CHILD FROM WELL
Mother Finds Daughter in Bucket
at End Of Thirty Foot Rope.

q .MERIDEN, CONN., August. 29!;m :, ,hei1
playing Al her home at Roens s,S Ia dau III
To-; OF Salvatore Dighello tumbIled head, head;
long thirty feet into an old we'll liners
was water In the. well and tne nt s ths
was on or Just below me surface 81 wy
" MIS- plghello rushed 70 TIL, 1, well ana 4,
wound up tho bucket ro !, 1nr W,tn tra1i},a
rope and had ono foot IN the bucket.
Ehn WAS playing ms usual to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

.pErI1,A 8 I1Lp IrIA ,--PhysioIan ntteni1-
Ia Il cOr,,f,eiied toS re,nnin III SbeI mi hia
home In ScVcrbrools Sfnr several days. n iie
I hns Il severe cold 555Ts5
"a u, I, !, (, 3 I, \, !, L, . J, /, I. :,
at ii the XII, MS &c rnnd
ssii ~, ~ . ~. ava Irant PA
tdl''spos ltloh OF ms prol'er III
*. N
rs LONDON.--The trials OF the new p r'it-
ifects which ,ieccssitate her return to tho
yards Seven other bat ties hips have been
placed out ofHaction within tho Inst rev 20
weeks. 5i
AZ Att I ,N,r.A ~ bunting Il burglar with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
Measuring Molecules.

\ There was time VIXEN the scientists
taught, IL our memory serves us right,
that IT., we considered the world MS n
,n1olecule, then atoms would be about
the size of oranges. Whether this theory
was correct or no will soon DO measur-
ably determinable, for an apparatus for
measuring the seventy-mlllonth part OF
an inch has been p,ade by DR.. p. Shaw,
OF Nottingham University. England, says
Technical World magazine. It works
upon the principle OF electric touch. and
consists OF fine mlcrometer screw and
six levers. The apparatus Is 80 sens!-
tive and delicate that 1t is impossible to
manipulate 1t before an audience It IL
hung by rubber bands, covered With
thick felt, and must be worked at dead
OF night, when there IL no traffic or fac
tory working. The smallest distance that
this mechanism measures Is about the
distance between solid ana liquid
moecue. DR.. Shaw's invention was first
made in 1900, but Its great Improvement
Of late has made It the wonder OF phys
csts throughout the world,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1905.
i--T57 . ~ 70 Cali Tim Is. DISPATCH
nave ,lvod and ,eI5 worked and burtaesd

have llvod and worked and bunked
with all Kinds of8pcople. Whom one Is
Building lighthouses he comes ! n cor 2 i
tact With IL human raturc--A m I. can "a
hrn Il, naturc--lr, the raw. Well, ex-
pctIenco has taught mo to look TOR
tho good In eVon the worst Of us, and
You would 30 surprlscd, II you would I'D \
only cultivate tho habit, at the amount
Of good that dweIs not only under
rough exterior, but IN tho hardest 9 d
oharacters.A NY experience has taught
.ne to believe It, and cling to that
renet ys l would share It viii, others
not only because It makes life better
Sfand more pleasant, but because i Is
the truth. u have ralth IN the ult'.
mate triumph Of good over evil N !
the fundamental kindness OF human nan
nature. . kln ';s''l srr '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

II Is reported from London that Mr.,
Iooseyelt's spelling makes even the
Blltsns laugh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

Some statesman has discovered that
Cuba belongs to the United States. But
let us not claim It until the storm blows
over 4Nk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

We've had our spells OF weather, OF
baseball and its yelling;
And now, to cap the climax. we've got
our spell of spelling,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

Somehow or othar, the demand for
street sprnkling seems TO have sub
sided.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
View5s. Of The
Virginia Editors !, !, !:
Legal, But Not Honest.

E When President stensland and others
looted a bank In Chicago some days ago,
they were Justly characterized as thieves
and scountlres. Some Of those sts-
pected Of this Infamous outrage are under
arrest will be tried and il convicted,
will doubtless be NJ severely punished.
President stensland is a fugitive from
Justice with sleuths upon his trail and,
IL captured, will probably spend from
ton to fifteen years in tho penitentiary.
This was a colossal steal, and those who
were guilty Of It will deserve. al the
punishment they get and more and yet.
Infamous as was their conduct, It was
petit larceny lii comparison with the
recent trick by which Hartmann Wander
bit, Gates and others robbed the smaller
stockholders OF Union Pacific Railroad
common stock OF approximate ~ $25, 00o, 900.
Tho hold-up by which these so-called
captains or industry robbed their dunes
bears the stamp OF q legal transaction.
but, as "a violation Of a sacred trust, as
species Of highway robbery from, n
moral viewpoint, It must 90 down in
Wall Street history. where steals under
the guise Of legal sanction nre common.
us one of the most gigantic steals OF
modern times. We commend to our
readers tho following comment Of The
Times Dispatch, upon the trick by which
these III gentlemen turned $25,O00000 Of
other peoples money to their own ac-
count Fredericksbu Free Lance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

HOW the spanlalls must be enjoying
that little affair IN cubal 5 !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

D,Auber: "Yes, I am In love with my
art. n Cynicus. 'sWell. II That painting
you are doing now Is q specimen OF "
yoll need never fear a WAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
Rhymes To-Day.
Come Back.

Come Back. III
Myrtija, the sliniilet Is waning, II
5s'Tis time you returned to the town
Though queen Of the shore you are frclgtl
Away with your scepterB and crown |
Come back to the Joys of the ,cit 4.
sit Come, keep me no more on llc "a cK
Accede to tho prayer OF my dltty:e$
Come buck, al a.i
5Myrtilln, It'll; terribly Ion esot1e 34i f.
r In6town at this Time OF Lilo yen + 7 K
5tAltliough. little lady, / own sonio RI,
Four millions Of people are. herel N
Come buck, for the summer Is ended 4
Come bnck to tile city, 1 prn Il
Come, cone-ph, whn t vast | Intended
n s5f3 10 say? IA AS I'll
Dear reader, there isn't q word Of 3,6{
Tho truth ln6this sentiment game
Z know not--I never llavei heard of 45
sIf "A girl with that musical name n q
But when 4 have trouble to I'LL III !t "
& Few inches with yersfled lies
i 5nlwnys full back on Myrtilln--
8S 85 Art wiser Z IN vi u. s ..5 4.
5s 4 NJ 4 53 New York Mail,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

Hoax /. did you do any shooting up, An
Canada3', JoaxE Only q few gaplds 5ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
General Ships Tenure,

The report is revived by way OF Rich
imond that General Scott Ship, has re-
signed as superintendent Of the Virginia
Military Institute. We are glad to be
able to say that 1t Is Incorrect. 1t Is an.
open secret that General Shipp has for
some time wished to retire from the
trying duties of the position. But so
complete Is his equipment for the work,
and SO conscientious. Is no In tho dis
charge or every duty. that the members
6of tho board Of visitors and Of the
faculty of tho institute. and many others
Of It's friends, have stoutly combnted any
suggestion Of tho kind from him. Appar-.
entity he wears his accumulation OF years,
which Is safely within those Nallotted to
activity. exceedingly well, being the pic
ture Of robust manhood. Rockbridgo
County News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

ATI.A,NTA.-4t II burglar with
his wife. Henry. 7. eagle. mt Glade Dis
declared Fred. 81 Hawkins committed the
crinio, but the Inter denies 1t. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

Fl sLONDON.--The trials OF The new B rit \
ISL Bat tleshp Africa have disclosed de-
yards. Seven other bnttlegh hips have been
placed out OF action within tho Inst few
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

sPIrILADEL,IrtETA. Al district Attorney
Bell will Investigate the action OF the
philadelphia Coal Exchange, whose mem
bers voted gEto raise the retail price OF
coal gradually until 1t reaches 81 n tom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

Az LONDON.-Lonaon newspapers riui-
culed President Roosovelt's declaration
for reformed spelling, and one paper pub
iished a sntire on Ills order to tho lrublic
Printer III reforned B'Orthography. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

tPEfILADELPIIIA.--I hysicians attend
Ing Mayor Weaver sald that he would
home In OVcrbrools FIR several days. He
has severe cold sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

IN I1W Y OR .-Revol e. Sage intends to
attack tho Will OF his rnnduncle, \, Rtls;
soil Sage. OH tho ground OF nm alleged
secret paper, which, he says. directs tho
.dIsposlt ionGof his property. III HING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

3 Ii3 3Bi 3, y a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-19
MINING INVESTMENTS

s@k RADIUK COPPER MINING co, 3.
Denver Northwestern railroad building across
property, 100 feet from main tunnel. High
grade copper, gold ore opened up. Crowding
DEVELOPMENT 70 shin ore 70 Denver custim
October, 1905, Send for late report and price
Of stock. Charles =. Potter & Co., Invest
ment Brokers, ST. Guaranty bldg, Minneapo-.
lis Stockholders made Calumet &
Hecla, Calumet & Arizona, Greene consoli-;
dated and all the copper mines now paying
large dividends 20 $ ! =
Rotary Engine, So; Copper Butte, SOC; shat.
tuck, $50; snoRstorm, 81; San Domingo, 81 !;
Key West. 1Oc;. Mount Union, Be; Uncle Sam
1hc; Empire Tunnel, Toe; and ali other mining
stocks snS cheap r. Higbss dealer in stocks
mania Life building st. Paul. Mimi Both
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-19
STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER q STORAGE CO. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing. moving, stor-
Ing and shipping household goods. See our
elegant new freproof storage warehouse with
separate rooms and compartments. Warehouse
Office. 400 Lake ct J; main Office. 40 I'd st s..
Co. has bcst facilities for handling and etor.
Ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
SATISFACTION assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
ana other points our specially. 122 9Th st s.
both phones - = -
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70
Chicago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast termi.
nails and tributary points For best Of service
and lowest rates write or call on tile Boyd
Transfer Co.. 46 Sd st 8.
REALTY FIREPROOF WAREHoUsE-STOR.
age, packing, shipping Of high grade household
gooas ana pianos: clean separate locked com.
V partnlents.. 1OO-112 LIST ay. ". Both phones.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-19
EUROPEAN TRAVEL

LARGEST, FINEST AND FASTEST meil steara-
ers between Europe and ST Lawrence ports
Empress OF Britain and > Empress of Ire
land";;S 20, 600 tons displacement, $4,000 HI Pr,
20sknot speed; most luxurious and modern ex-S
4 press steamers. H.ss p. Lfdman, n. W.sP.fA..s
Y. =. ~. Atlantic S. $. Lines. 2s32 Nicoliet.
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BOARD 30 AND ROOMS

SUITE OF ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH; ALSO
single rooms; home cooking. Hotel Southern.
4th avs and 9th ST. 515.Ss.1-ss 4, ".,.,'
NICE ROOM AND GOOD BOARD; TERMS
reasonable and walking distance. At 1113
81 av s. 30 rs.% 50 -
HOTEL SAN Angelo. 1921 MIC: SUITES
ana single rooms with and without board.
HOTEL VAN EYCE. CENTRALLY LOCATED.
outside rooms; good board. 1924 Nicollet ay .
SEE WHAT WE HAVE VACANT. HOTEL
Waverly. 7--...
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