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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
METHODISTS
IN SESSION

Miss Ediih Mariaft orunst the
seroud days session of the Meth
aaistE Missionary rally ~ the
Haven s. y church this mofuinK b.
delivering an interesting address on
.Ghinn Rev Selmri Noahiaka
told uf The beuufiis wrought b mls-
ai0nafies IN hln native iaad Rev
John o f'nsfsf. A 81. talked Of ~.
suits achieved b. Methodist mia
aianaftHa Ia india. and Rev G J
kailFren todd % the 'haeihoia Ia
Scandinavia The Germans and
Missions waa the theme trnalnd
rs ust p II Iieeke Res. u p
Bfaoka made a sgouE plea Tor
Home Misaiona A Summary b.
nrs Fies her =. Whafton elussd the
morning session.
The afternoon ansainu vas con-
samrd By = Krneaal discussion ~
missionary literature aud the best
methods ~ Disseminating tracts
ToniNht Rev r. 4 Morris. y II
alll lead the prayer and praise
service Rev 81 4 suiHxer ell
speak on tspwuffh League and
World EsauEaiiam. aud ner. y T..
Raider p q wili choose fnf his sub
sect japanese Progress IA Related
20 Mlsalunt Tbs convention uiil
adjourn tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
THIEVES TAKE
THREE HORSES

Three valuable horses were stolen
from the Mc0ilyFa stables on Judge
MgUllYra place. I'd Lake Washing
ton. last uight. and to-day the police
are on the lookout for the animals.
All three are described A. hays,
weighing Ia the ueiEhbnthuud Of
Zoo pounds aud one walked little
lame
The first known uf the theft SaH
when the stable hoaa visited tho
stalls this morning and fuund them
empty The place had been locked
hui the loek Nas picked. and Who
over turned the trick had evidrntly
been rone Tor several hours Il il
believed that the HORSES we're taken
away shortly after midnight
All thrre 81 tho horses we're val
uable nnea. and iva had formerly
been used as a carriage pair, These
two we're owned By Judge Hmrks aud
tie other by Judge NcOilyus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
THE THEATERS

The Primrose Ministries open Al
the Grand taalEht Cor foug per
farmaneNs
The sale u seata for Babes In
reyiaud. which comes 10 the Grand
GA Sunday night OPENS tomorrow
morning al 10 oelaek
The Merry AiaIdeus sill anc-
esd the Chury blossoms a. ths
seattle. opening Sunday afternoon
Ben Hendfieks ant hts COMPANY
in "Ols Olsrn- rnaftuss - d. Ftsud
business A. the Third Aeenua Thls
attraction vii remain thfoughoul
the week
a Thoroughbred Tramh" comes
"a the fhiFd Avenue next wrck add
Managers Russell and Drew are
booking for feeoFd breaking bust.
ness
The show a. the star fhie seek
IS said to b. one % the best sRel
Offered az that playhouse The
had,um girls. r Neiann nawas. The
ksE Of kolus. and the RirieYa IN
"a acrohafic AZ are The features oi
the Performance Tho usual iarEs
audiences arc thr rule this w9ek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
PACKING PLANT
SITE is NEEDED

p II Carroll special representa-
tive % The CudahY Packing COM
pany. h in Seattle. and with 3 NJ
Mile the local manager of the
EudRhY company. has been spend
lnE he last two days In an effort 10
secure a desirable. location Tor a
new and enlarged packing houaa for
the company
Because ~ the regrsda uf jackson
81 The present plant ~ the company
j. 10 b. removed. II ia located A.
she corner 81 Maynard hv. aud
Dearborn si and At this point a
fill Of - feet IL 10 be made during
the reErnde operations
In Building the neW plant the
GndahY company vii plan facilities
Tor the care ~ double tho business
they are nov able 10 handle Under
tho management 81 Mr. Mills the
cndRhY business done BIZ the Seattle
office has grown 90 large proper
lions and a larger plant is required
10 care for IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
NO CATFISH
FOR LAKES

County Game Warden REF do
nies that there h. any intention on
his part 20 rtork All Of the lakes 10
King County with catfish perch
aud black bass. as announced ia
morning newspaper
lie said today Ny plan does not
contemplate any planting OF cat
fish except Ia Lake hatumhulai
nor have / aus idea ~ putting hah
around generally In other lakes ]
have had some applications for flsh
10 other lakes. but have taken DO
action
William n Flnrk. one Of the beet
known aportHmnu Ia Seattle. speak
lug of the planting ~ catfish In
California. said 20 The Star
They we're placed some Yeafs
ago la the Sacramento dFsr. ana
found their way up 10 the head
waters Of the various creeks. de.
afruyinn The spawn Of the tf0ui and
running the fishing Tor all time.
Il believe Ne ought 20 jealousy
guard the trout lakes aud treams
Of this country. for they will fur
uinh one ~ the greatest eigne'ious
faf visitors As veil a. residents. Ina
the days to come
Hsporiamuu will come from all
over the country 10 see our hne
y emery and enjoy the trout fishing
n we take steps 20 preserve a. hud
there will b. considerable financial
advantage to the state. from the
money these men spend
n there Is 90 be- any planting ~
fiah. LET ua set Eastern trout Ia cur
streams They Hra even more
ramey than our mountain trout aud
Will thrive without doubt IN the
clear. Geld waters Of this state The
experiment has been successfully
tried ln the saitan riger. whore 900
COO wars turned loose and aru multi
plying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
He WAS FOLLOWING
DAVID'S FOOTSTEPS

CHICAGO. April DoNis leaves
Mesico at tonight Tor Zion.
All the officers OF the church at
Zion werr ia secret conference this
morning n vas admitted today
that voilFa pslsseasea irtters from
nawie 20 Ruth Hofct N0lifa n said
20 have proof that uuNie advocated
polyEamy because of the hardness
% heart prevalent IN Zion and be
cause David permitted the jews To
have mere than one wife on aruaunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
D DROPS
INTO WATER
CITY allP AT coLMAN DOCK
oiVUs WAY AND a SCORE OF
PERSONS TUMBLE INTO BAY

shortly after o'clock last night
the rotten piles under the elty'a alp
at Colman dock gave way aud 20 or
moro men we're plunged into tho
cald waters uf Elliott bay Tho en-.
ployoca Of the WhafNen In the Yleia-
is rushed 10 the Hpot aud rescued
the undiHnihea bathera. 4 phone
message WAS sent 10 fire headquat
tern aud the hook aud ladder truck
responded aud lent assistance "a
those In the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
MYSTERIOUS
SUICIDE

CHICAGO. April 5-A handsome
and apparently cultured woman
about IS. registered &c Sra Emo
Bardslban. Was found dead 10 her
room in the Palmer house this
morning With a bnllst hole Ia her
head aud a pistol lay ~ her side.
The shot attracted a belibuy A man
companion IN a separate room said
she woman was the wifn 81 an cleo
trical engineer ia Rhode Island
from whom she has separated. and
be was taking ber 20 California for
her health.
Her companion claimed that n
was his name that was Bartelebsn.
He told tho police the woman was
Edith Cooper. OF Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
SMUGGLER IS
CAUGHT

Customs Inspector Walter J Dyke
made a clever catch ~ q SILK smuE
aier e. the Great Northern docks
shortly aftnr nnon to-day suapieiuus
movements 90 thn part - iisonE
fiat. - the Trsfuaaf creW. aroused
his 0ffsution Mr pfk. PLACED ifai
naarr arrrat A search ~ che
ghluk'a clothing revealed slik hA1n-
ksfchiafs and ala shaNis IN abaud.
anrw ThiH afternoon n search ~
the steamer Wili be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

vii involve orrr ttg1 SEQ uids
ffnm the foileninK wrra received
Alaska Steamship company Hum
hoidt Steamship company. Pacific
Steamship company. Northwestern
Steamship company. Fehubach a
1iamiiipn. y. A +. 4 r co. ALASKA
t'aAst eafnpaNY ana Nome Lighter
a2e oomraBy. The bi1a xere open
-. bot uiH aet be figured aut foe
several days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
WATER NOTICE
TO CONSUMERS ~ DISTRICT


water rent Que IN Aprn FOR April.
Stay and June. n not paid becomes
Delinquent May 7 The district in-
Guides al the city south 81 linton
e. and East Union. Matsfcd water
rates duo fram the Let to tbs soth
af each month. become delinquent
on tho ziaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
SP AULDING Named
FOR PORT WARDEN
oowiE SAID TO HAVE AovoeA PoLYoAMY BECAUSE 81
nLH CHARACTERS PERMIT reo JEWS TO HAVE MORE
THAN ONE wlFE-powlg COMING HoMG-nRs oown Ill.

Mayor Moore thia afternoon filed
With the city comptroller COM
municatien - the city council an-
nouncins the appointment ~ Cap
tain A. T. Hpauldina az port var
den 10 auoeeed Captain N e.. Jen-
sen The appointment h subject
10 the confirmation Of the council
and viii come before that body TOT
consideration al the meeting nest
Monday night
II H. anticipated that opposition
"a the appointment Will be devai-
aned ~ the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
JAP BOYS DESERT

Thres Japanese boya who weFc
rated a. third lass mess attendants.
hage disappeared from the & 81
training ship Philadelphia nos STA
tIanci II uremerton. aud Command
&c Robert n Taylor has cent a DO
seriptlon Id the local police. offer
lne Samafd ~ 50 eagh for their
recnUiure The miaslnE boys are
named Iusaku KIDD. Ikunuzakl
Kalno ani Tshse salo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
POLITICIAN
SENTENCED

SAN FRANCISCO April s--JudEs
neiiAvea today HrnfoNeea Frank
Johnson. convicted % naturalization
frauds. 20 10 years at San Queniin
and a fiae Of tta1 IohuM1n il
prominent waterfront politician and
fiusieadfw 81 4 crowd - whites
whn made a business Of the nafaf-
alifatiun ~ sailors for So each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
CAN MAINTAIN
TWO PRICES

WASHINGTON Auyii iisurY
r HsIaeY aaarcsse1 the hasiHe ta-
aaF % sensational tariff at.ee b
b. ruaaaetian etth the rasfafflre
appropriation bnt lie toes fhc stand
tasai AMesiean Industries hlrh hr-
eumr TOO stfeHE HFe able 90 nsaiu-
tain tea pfiees. one fgr export and
aas faH haun sale. heina HfFanE
eunurh 20 "a wifhuat a protective
tariff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
DEATHS

Funeral services Tor the late VII.
liam MeYteuhauer Nill be held to-
Hiofrow aftcfnnon al z o'clock rum
Plymouth Congregational church.
corner ard a. and University e.
Aftar the simple services AZ The
ehnrrh. the body witl h. fakea %
Mt Pleasant cemetery. where q all
be lnclneratad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
MINIATURE:
REVOLUTION

WASHINGTON. Apru Com
ulanaef Sutherland. commanding ths
American naval forces - DomIul.
can waters eabiea that There il a
sfnsr revelation a. sgnsaua. Ha
adds that 20 American property l.
endangered Sc has rushed tau
ships ta the seeaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

Captain Jensen ~ one Of the most
aetivr Aaheteuta Of the kiunear-
zhlnaeu political machine. which
has ruled the aoaiinieH 0f the sixth
ward far several years. Hf waE
fret appointed during the admin
lstratiau 81 the tate 4 J ilumsa as
meyer. and continued m office uhs
DEE Mayor ualilnEsf.
captain HpauidluK. the new ap-
pointoe. iH an old timer IA Seattle
q veteran sea captain ana shipping
man aud q member Of Stevens post,
q A a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

The trial % the threa tsamaisr.
who we're recently arrested while
employed By W ~ Stanley. the
veil known contractor. charged
with cruelty TO animals. f. on in
Justice Davis court this afternoon
The defendants are q. J Mslcher.
Dan Van Antwerp and X " Nell
Mr Stanley secured a change OF
venue from tho police court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
HARTMAN MAY
BUY HIM OUT

TACOMA. April Taeoma's ten
aefloin IL Abumi To be removed 90
make Way Tor trausnuutiuenid rail-
way terminals. a. IN Seutflu, L j.
stated here that The Union Pacific
j. nrRutisfing for the purchase Il
fhr ground owned by Pete aandberx
in The restricted district and a def
mite announcement ~ the tranafer
ia expected At any time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

uf hardness Of hearts
Mrs. nawie nwnuned this morn
Ing In the dining roam % the shiloh
house. and IL reported seriously af'
fectsd with unryuuh prpsifRiionl
The appellate court today At
firmed the lower courts decision.
settling aside the Legacy uf $4,000
heaueathei b Frederick Sutton. ui
New Zealand The court sustained
the contention ~ the helfa that The
money Nas secured under undue in
flusnce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

smokeatarka and all arrangements
have been completed for the meat.
iur. Il IL planned Ia take the joint
rate Question AZ Got discussion. Taa
usual banquet viii follow ths meet
tHE
Assistant city EaEinrer Scott IL
seriously 90 At his home. hr 10
suffering rram cumhlue9 attack
e asthma aud faumps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
STARDUST
SOME MIGHTY FINE wmTIN

SOME MIGHTY FINE WRiTtNs
some of our winter scenes arr
iuui too lovely for anything for in
stance. a sleek span ~ blacks. 4
swell cutter containing mixture
Of white and hrOwm and gray. the
brown bigger than either. though
not pred0minatinG obiruaYrlY. and
elfcilnn about with artistic careless
nrsH the fauf enaegahin making 4
combination worthy the exercise 81
hiKh artistic talent Aitkin lMsun }
Republican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

GGDHfN ST and
her In siufn GffiA
Nelson Downs
King % kuina
The HfEisys Euro .
g. Is m Hrrhafs
Crouch and Rich =
ar ia muFl ans
Morton and FHir-
fiel comedians Ida
Howell eanneI ffemnc
Pete punae astt
StafaH uIs# nfeheFf &.
sal Gems and Other
Great Turns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
SEVEN BIDS !.
ARE OPENED

Seven transportation eompafTfa
have bid 10 handle the United sfh0a
army business 30 Alaska thiH sea-
aop, Il iH expected the contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

FOR SALE cigar Stand. lnquire
7 VI g. Detroit Hotel '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

Steamer Harold Dollar has ar
fived a. nellinEham from san
Ffaneisro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
CITY BRIEFS

The city has asked for a mDiiliea-
ton % the injunction which pre-
vents any street grading around The
Lincoln and Stauaer hotels. on
Taurfh av. The lutenti0u b. 20 Do
a little temporary improving Be
turen Marion and Madison SO.
School supplies for the corning
year vii - ordered BY ihe aetuoi
board A. its meeting next Saturday
The meeting VIII h@ given over %
important annual business. aud thc
eunfraef for the neW iuisrlake htKh
school sin also be awarded ~ that
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

Ebea smith. United States Hx-
ausinef and master 81 chaueerf. Cor
many Yeafp prominent Sea the prRe-
tiee az Eaw Ia this eftY died af the
fannlly Heaidsnes. aaa tsth ~ 4 iaat
nsKht lie had been III fof some time
fnpm q complication - diseases. and
thr ead VAS nui unrxprt tel
Arrangements have heeu made O.
hola the funeral ffam the residence
lnnarfaH affeFnoun af - o'elaek.
AZ Hmlfh uaa graduate ~ liam
iilua calivNe. - NcN Yuss. ard aamo
q Seattle in tast frsidina hore een-
tiuuaitY since
STOCKTON. Cal. April 81 =
Hall district taaKe ~ California in
fha Eula eKrltslnent days. died fea
teFdRF lie NNa = ruHfsm poaaFy
% Judke Terry and other NOTED ~,
turneya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

THAT n~v office boy must worh
some kind 81 system 90 us.
ueTor can fad him when ! SAINT
him
lie docs even better than that
piih hts system never want him
ben / can find him
4 wonder II it can Be possible
that ~ we're monkeys ages agn
I'm sure don't knox what Ws
ucre that far back. but q loi Of ur
are to-day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Third Avenue
TEoafoP
'-Thr Most Popular Theatef.
Russell 4 tfea. MaHaar

TONIGHT. ALL WEEK. aATrR-
DAY MATINEE
fuH Huusa ftFeeflnE
HEN HENDRICKS
aud It's 3 sa3sh gompanY b. The
Swedish ufns iB
OLE OLSON
Nf1f Week Starting Sunday
Matinee Elmer Walters
a THoRouohBREp TRAMP"
VIII BE Tiaased - MakF Your Ac-
auatufaucs Good Play 90 Make
Good People Laugh NO change In
our pftreN Phones $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

Important aunual business AAa thf
ranfraet for the neN intsriake hiKh
school sin also be awarded ~ that
tine.
Mayor Naofe. City EnRineer
Thnmsoa. superintendent TonnGs Of
ne water aud lighting department
and COMPTROLLER Carroll left this
nfterno8u for a trip % Cedar river
for an inspection Of the water and
llEht plants at that place. They vii
he absent from the city until late
Saturday or sunday.
The applications ~ the Ry1her
home. the House q The Good Shep-
herd and the Y " G. A.. 90 be al
loved free water from the city va
Ter system. were favorabiY acted or
BY the fire and water committee of
the eiiy council a. 4 meeting Of tho
comm o. held last uight.
Anton Madsen. section foreman ay
ArRo. was brought "a the county
fail today charged with grand lar
eany. Madaen IL aroused ~ steal
INK corn loft for stoca He denies
the charge
Cr'orsd troops Hiii succeed the
sallierH n1W az Fort LaHt ton. who
IRE due Co soon see service in
Alaska Fnft TnWton yin be Rar-
rlsonad by the 2sfh Infantry. coll
nre1. The s5th o. now stationed 90
Port Waahaki. Wye. F'urt NiQhfarH.
Erh. and Fort Miss. Tex
when the county commissioners
opened the bids for The 81. 0a0. 900
funding bond Issue this afternoon
only one bid was found This one
was considered unsntiafactory and
new bids viii be Advertised for at
once
The Pacific Coast Association ~
Traffic Agents will meet AZ Everett
next Saturday. Secretary Paul
Thompson has been in the City Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

The Pacific Coast Association of
Traffic Agents will meet az Everett
next Saturday. Secretary Paul
Thompson has been IN the CITY o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

We generally 81
whut'a runiu q rs
Only ne don / al.
ways feruEaiHe ~ az
$ hutm comm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-27
Southern Railway.

=, TRANS LEAVE ur-H,fn~n
-, y Following schedule figures prih''shed
7mg - n rmat ION anf are not guaranteed
- - = " la'lY-foraf fnr Charlotte
- ~ 2 " Daily Limited uu~e. Pullman 70
Stlantn orl Tirrinrhe-n Sew orleans
MernpNis .Nhat'fneora and al 'Ae gouth.
nnreSlgn cnocl - rnar- Cifr. c7,fo-e.
10 ~ surtav-Ecy-vii. locai
p ~ .'aNv il-1i'rY pullman ready . a
p NJ. - nf fNo South
10 y, - NNRE Prf-~p rT~r
.ERoep' suuiay-No. is-rarirnors
q" w.. rEEropt sun17y-No io-r,ocai to
." : ~ pEEEccep' sunsey-No -s-rocai 70
- " 81 p No, m .Ao G mn
-, ~ t-'r1 Charlotte Raleigh. Durham.
-, na.e CITY e-f Local stations
y From Re-~vf-'. ora -~.' c., .,-re
-. No Prom baltimore ans west
io'' v " .. srs " y, -,-rro7
w Ers-|--rs1 ''''n'
" p cpr-N-~rp e r, - -,-,-,.71---11 =
'"- ~ pee T-af Hrr
-vs~Nf-~'-- - p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-27
the Head of Successful Want Satisers Marches TmesDispa

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is I cent per
word. Net Cash IN ADVANCE.
with a minimum cost OF 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies 20 deaths. marriages.
obituaries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed
IN the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-27
RAILROADS.
r. F. ca p.

X. T. Co r. ssc.:ds-,eE: eurs &
rains Leave Rlehmond-Northwara
- M-Dally-Byrd ST. Throari,
80 = M--Daiiy-Main ~ ThrotZb'
''S' -. M.-Week Days-Elba. Ashland 40.
." s a SMd--Daiiy-Byrd st. Through Local
100 npya-Week Iays-Byrd ST rorro
wv a--Weck bafs-hyrd D. TredI.lc,ss-
q ~ gui corurrodation.
S.s0 ~ l!lllv-Matu 81 Through
Week bass-Eiba A.1 ana &c
NJ ia llN-r.v-f s.. rA~rurh
az a'"s Arrive Rlehmond-South~ard
e :, 81 LWeek Days-Eiha Ashland Ac-
''1' SUI week Days-Byrd 81, Fredericks-
., - ~ I1aliy-ftvrf So Through
T,oc "a reck Days-Byrd ST Through
y -Dai,y-Main St through
69,i1,o.,Ws,s,ees Days-Eioa Ashland Ae-
~ =. " Daily 81, THROUGH
~ - -baiiy-Hyri ST. Through Local
s S0.Pr,. NJ Daiiy-Nain 81 rh-one,
. 81 p. Pullman Slooi ~ NJ pari0- car. On
r,,-t :, - irains eE~c~t trains ne hi~h-
mona mono. n 20 4 N. week days ana local accom-
t,5In5sn nm 2f arrivals enf departures and cornec-
Up brEE C. Y Crr.P W p TAvr0p-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-27

gWhat's the use Of guessing or
sitting down and wondering why you
cannot sell something you do not
need, when the other fellow does it,
or rent your rooms, get boarders,
secure a good position, get good help,
when it seems the greatest ease for
Others to do SO.
GLet us tell you the whole secret.
That IS, they use Times-Dispatch
Want Ads.
GThey do the act.
GCost one cent a word.
GNo ad. for less than 10 cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-27
Chesapeake c. Ohio Railway

cincinnati. ln6ianapoifs 81 louis chlcs.
90. Louisville Nashville Ne-nphis
1M 0-f - m p " sauy
Westbound Local Trains:
~ 4 daily ems s-rr " reok esv,
Newport News Norfolk and Old Point.
sfo " sn1 f.r- T. " daily
Local for Newport News and Oic Point
n " nrF IN p v daily
James River Line:
81 ~ - daily. f.i- = VI week .av.
.hrrr. Ma i-,ne p r Vat. 80 NJ
t - i ~ - p Y rrrn
Es-f 80 - " .ri.V 80 r "
: N ? ~ james River O. A y 80
= " I'Nafy eek sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-27
SUMMER RESORTS.
For Summer Outing, Go to
WaChalreagna. Va

Natural advantages similar 70 Cobb's
island. The place for excellent surf
Bathing. Fishing, Shooting Power and
san Boats. Excursions. Hay Rides. Buggy
Drives. etc
Modern COnveniences. such as private
ana public baths. 064 square feet three
story verandas. Best possible ventila-
ZION IN bed rooms and dining room. We
appeal 20 the common sense shirt waist
people. who wish 20 keep cool during the
At least one third % the virginia PEG,
pie VINO visit the seashore would appre-
ciate the many advantages OF Wacha-
preague.
Inducements to applicants OF five or
over In parties.
II any doubt rs TO the adva ntages. send
a man 70 investigate. and n not as rep
resented. travelling expenses win be re-
funded.
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MEETINGS.


Annual Meeting
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.
once OF Secretary.
Richmond. Va. September q. 1906
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company FOR the election or directors
the ratification Of all acts OF the BOARD
Of Directors. and all committees there
o. since tho last annual meeting, and
for the transaction Of such other busi-
ness as may lawfully coure before the
meeting. VIII De held a. the ONCE u
the company. corner Eighth and Main
Streets. 'n the city % Richmond. Va.
on TT ESDAY the BIRD day OF October
1906 az no o'clock a NJ
Tho stock transfer books will be
closed az the office Of Measrs J =
Morsan & Co.. No. o Wall street. New
York on Tuesday. Septer1 Der Pr 1aof
AZ o'clock r NJ. and VIII be reopened
on Wednesday October "A. 1905 az 10
o'clock a. VI
O. z. WEXFORD. Secretary.
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