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BOARD WANTED,

At AND BOARD IN
nice prlynte family by young married
couple with baby; references exchanged.
Address G. III. ORR. 507-'S American Ma
tlonal Bank Building.
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FOR sALE-A MOST ATTRACTIVE
home III the pretty town of Houston:
the house is set In yard filled with
Towering trees. magnoltas. nrimosas,
etc: several acres: fine garden: roses
Further information apply to Capt. NJ.
FRENCH. County Surveyor OF Halifax,
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FOR sALp-A COMPLETE ICE CREAM
manufactory, partly consisting OF SHAFT
ing. plllleys and belt; ono large ice
crnsher, $50 packers and cans; one ICE
cream machine. Address y. 4l6, care
this Office.
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BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS.
Is for 800. Blltmore strain: guarnn-
teed. CATHERINE E. COBB, How
ardsylle. Va.
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HELP WANTED Male & Female

INANTED-EITHER A LADY OR GEN
tieman book-keeper& double entry and
stenographer; prefer them to be familiar
dress D 4l3 Times-Dispatch. i
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FOR sALE-A sPIBNDIDIY BUILT
scnse. suitable for an architects Office TO
store drawings or. plans. Just the TING
for any one needing a largo case WIN
wide, deep drawers. Cheap to quick
4 buyer. Apply Times-D Dispatch Business
y Office go East Nfain Street.
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Richrnond, Va. March 10 Is 1905 g i53
1,Fl T, . nSNuAI. M 1ElTINCs % FL. ii n
Il members of the Mutuul a ssuran ace So
ciety Virginia, will be held g .Ssthe
Mt one n lock. EIpN'Ir M "A. 4 e AIN III n,
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FOR N Ely RK..
CLYDE Steam hip Co.
pHIL.ApNLPHIA,

RICHMOND AND nc DIX LINE, 81 81
Freight 4 received and delivered daily q q,
and Q. Rwy, Co. nepot, seventeenth and
Broad streetA II ~ pOLFIN solcltlng
ASsps.$ Ne. ay, CT II hass, Rocket ii v.
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rR1GG sHIpYAnD EQUIPMENT. CON-
s,SplaE s MoT 1ea5aS Is HP to 90 HP
BETTING, single and double lSathsE :
and fire wood, cheap. 8. NJ. TOMLlN-
* SON. Richmond. Va. fl 33g *
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COAL AND WOOD.

PHONE TO THE WOOD MAN FOR
& Half-cord pine. $3.50; half-cord MIXED,
\ s2,G0; hnlf-ton lump coal, s2.h This
Is is f1rst-class flel.j Two yardss two
'phones-1320, 1888 z. n. LONG, MI ii -
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WANTED.
RosEsl ROSES! ROSES!

OWN ROOTS, EVER.
Blooming Roses and the best Of all
4 standard sorts. including runners. Cata-
lions for rose culture and alone we'll
worth the money Catalogue contains
coupon for IS cents, good for that
amount of any purchase. Good Roses
from $500 per dozen up. MERIT2ROSE
CO.. West Grace and Cedar streets.
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glars and oilartered oak wall cases. large
plate glass mirror in center of each: one
Tuftss soda fountain and acccsxorles;
the fine Seth Thomas regulator. CEiAS.
II. MElNTLEY, Hampton, Va
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FOUR ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN
lots. one block from car line. for SALE
singlyf or together. to quick buyer: price
$50 each on terms OF s. per month. ADJ
dress r aSs, care Tinles-Dispatch.
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a 7TWo.CENT STAMP Will. BRING TO
yo,, sample OF Gratis Royal Polish.
for pianos, organs. etc. ARTHUR j..
CRAFTS CO., Richmond.
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SHENANDOAH v.AL.LEY-CELAR l. e s
IWashington's Colonial home for rent.
furnished or for sale; 1s rooms. modern
improvements: Vegetables, milk: out-
bliildings: fine summer climate. BOX
81, rharlestown. w. Va.
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SALESMAN ED-wELL-EQU1P-
ped salesman to call on physicians; q
very exceptional opportunity Is offered
for immediate work: state age and eX-
perience. Lock Box SIS. Philadelphia.
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SHOE aREPAiRiN0.
LEGAL NOTICE..

LEGAL NOTICE..
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT Or PAGE CoUN-
In the Chancery cause OF Isaac overalls
administrator. ETC.. interlocutory de-
cree.
John 3. Young ct ais
To T. 3. Young ar( Il. J. Young, their
e, executors. adminAtrators. heirs at
Take notice OF following decree en-
tered in tho above entitled suit.
1t appearing to the court that there Is
In the hands of ]. S. Price, general re-
eeiver OF this court, the sum of one
thirty-two (;l75.32) cents, with interest
from May /. 1905 Qcss current expenses
and taXes). to the credit OF this suit.
for which there Is no known claimant,
and that the said fund has been in the
hands of previous general receivers of
this court for more than five years. the
court doth this, end day OF February.
1906; adjudge. order and decree that due
in this cause by order of publication as
prescribed by section 800 Of the Code
OF Virginia, edition ofE19oi. to come for
ward and establish their claim to the
the June term. 1906. OF this court, other
wise the said fund will be. by order Of
said court. directed to he paid into the
Treasury OF the State of Virginia for the
benefit OF the public school fund, less
proper cost. expenses and reasonable
attorneys fees
And the clerk of this court is directed
to have due publication made In q news
paper OF the city of Richmond, Va, and
one of the newspapers published In Page
county, for four successive weeks Of tits
decree. \: AS
Teste: T.SJy. WEAVER.
Clerk Page Circuit Court.
IN TIE cHANcERY COURT OF THE.
CITY OF RICHMOND.
J. 3. shannon, who sues etc...Plaintir.
against
Edward A. whltakers, 5r.. admnlstra-
trix and others. ID fcndants.
All parties interested in the estate OF
EDWARD a. WHITAKER, Jr, de-
ceased. arc hereby notified that i have
fixed upon May ]. 1906. at 10 o'clock A.
~, at my office, Room IL, No. 11o3 East
Main street, Richmond; Va, for taking
an account of the debts and demands
against the estate of the said Edward A..
Whitaker, Jr.. deceased. to whom due
and the priorities among them, u any,
as directed by decree Of March 10, 1906,
in the above entitled cause. Said decree
makes publication OF this notice equiva-
lent to personal notice.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
| March, 1906. OYERTON HOWARD.
Commissioner in Chancery.
John Howard, Jr., p. o..
Edgar B. English and John B. Gayle.
p. d.
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REAL ESTATE-For. Rent.

FOR REST-TH UPPER FLOORS.
Noe ls-2l North Twelfth Street. contain
Mi remodel 10 suit tenant; admirably
suited for light lnanuf2ctur.nG: also,
office, D1Io feet, No. u n. Twelfth,
RICHMOND TYPE AND .EI.ECTRO-
IYFE FOUNDRY, Twelfth and Bank
S.reeis. ~ II, -.
FOR RENT FINE BUILDING. SUITE
ahle for light or heavy misunderstanding,
Southern Railway and water cunneG.
+ lions. Address G, p. FORD co. Phone
1o2S, Trigg shipyard. y
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ALBEMARLE SWEET CIDER BY BAR.
rel or carload: also manufacturers !, o. I
s snpel npice snoGG RE;D5iNWooDT GR1sT 4
CIDER MILLS. Greenwood Depot, va.
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MoLDERS-NON-UN ON NACH1N-
to good men. P. O. Box 59l, Philadel-
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-sToCK AND FIxrUREs
v OF OLD ESTABLISHED HARDWARE
4 STORE FOR RENT; sPLENDID o p
p PORTUNlrYs vFNTOfY ss3ALII.
REASONS FOR SELLING. GOING
II INTO MANUFACTURING BUSINESS.
ADDRESS q $40, CARE THIS OFFICE.
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aiACH1N1sTs-sK1LL IN THE con-
struction and erection OF gasoline en-
zines; good wages; short hours; per-
nanent. II 444. care this office.
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MILLINERY.

MRS CHAMLEE HAS NOW RE-
latest styles and patterns. trimmed and
uhtrimmed hats. Her charges will no
as moderate as usual SIG and 31s East
Broad street. g I
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PERSONALS.

THE AVERAGE WOMAN FEELS AND
looks at lenst five years older than
she really is. The Incompatible Pom
why and teaches the only real remedy.
Call or write for 4 circular THE
SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE.
11l2 Capital street.
ENGINEs-GE1 THE KNOCK OUT OF
that egine before it shakes to pieces.
That's our business. C.. b. FORD CO.,
I'rigg Shipyard. Phone 302s.
HAVE YOU SEEN BRAuER's NEW
bridal effects for chambers? They are
something swell 100 East Broad.
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,AG'ENTS-WE HAVE; THE FASTEST
talking unnecessary: trust scheme does
= the work. Send % cents (silver) for
samples and terms to agents. Address
gGONNEsTICu'r SUPPLY AND 4AD-
eNERTlS1NG Co, Us Grand Avenue.
New Haven. Conn.
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1YAlSTED-BOARD PERMANENT.
transient and table. 1O7 North Seventh
street. Terms reasonable.
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CoMPLETE SMALL POWER PRINT
ing office for sale at a bargain: must
be sold at once. G. W. BEAM, Oak
Grove, Manchester, Va.
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nI FOR IA ROUND sELF-FEEDER
stove, isinglass doors, at JURGEN'S
FURNITURE STORE. 1921 East
Broad street.
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Nv.ANTED-,THREE OR -FOUR BOYS
who understand filing wardrobes. and
tables; no others nesd appigyo; R Mar-
chester. Va
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HOW. ABOUT YOUR FEET? DC YOU
care for style and comfort? II you do.
buy Crossett Shoes. the kind for dressy
men. Spring OXfords just in. JACOBS
e LEVY.
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MANITOBA BooK-KEEPER. EXPE-
rienced in installnrent furniture bust
ness Address THE CHICAGO HOUSE
FURNISHING co, Graham, Va.
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS on SALARY OR COAIAIIS-
sion. The grcatest agents. seller ever
produced; every user of pen and inlsl
buys it on sight; 200 10 400 per cent
profit: one agents sales amounted to
$500 In six days; another $50 In two
"a hours. MONROE MFG. CO.. x 80, La
Crosse, Wis.
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NyANrED-YoUNG NAN WITH FIRST
class reference. not afraid of work. In
Office with advancement after learning
business. Address B &c. Timcs-Dis-
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MANUFACTURERS SPECIALITY MEN
of experience and ability: none but sober
and steady men need apply. Those who
have had experience with drug trade
preferred. Address Box 31. Lynchburg.
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WE Will SELL THE EXCIusINE
right to manufactures and sell our house.
hold garbage burner in, the State OF
Information and description of device.
apply TO DOMESTIC GARBAGE BUR
NERG COMPANY. Kalamazoo, Mich.
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ATLANTIC COAST. LINE!

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 9Th. =
Trains leave Richmond daily;
For Florida and South. s;o5 q. NJ. 7:25 and {
.l1:so P. NJ.
Fe. Norfolk. 900 A. III. 40, NJ. and
7:25 p. N.
1 For N. q W. sRy. West. 1910 and 900.
p. NJ Il \.
$500 and Il 80 T. NJ. ~ y.
FOR Goldsboro and Fayctteyllle s:5s p. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:17. $780, % -,
,s1o.ts and 1l:4o A.. n. y :oo 2:o5 go. 500
and $50 Pr n. Is 4 M
~ Except Sunday. - Sunday only.
fTine sot arrivals and departures and cpnneo. s
tons mot guaranteed. ~
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FOR sALElALL STYLES OF WAGONS
and BugEieS. We are offering special
prices to move our overs;ock. "A.
MEYERS SONS. 100 South Eighth.
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EsT1MATEs CHEERFuILY GIVEN
or Awnings. Tents and Flags: prompt
work: large stock. H. e. COPELAND
& CO. Phone 2576.
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WANTED-PURCHASE FOR SEC
ond -hand bricks. IiAIDLAN, MACklLL
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+ cd, permanent, transient and table
boarters. Terms reasonab.c: home conf
I forts. M Etl
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ED-EXPERIENG.ED w. Al ST
and skirt lnishers; good salary: steady
.enployment to flrst-clnss workers.
Z ARTHUR MORRIS, The Henrietta,
Norfolk, Va. 5lt
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LOST AND FOUND.

1.6ss.r-oN WEDNESDAY. 4 NECK
iaee OF Chased Gold Beads. The Under
Ssiil 10 suitably rewarded Upon return
ing tho same to Mrs. FRANK w.
CHRISTIAN. SIS Park avenue.
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO
learn plumbing. bricklay!ng.. plastering
trades: pays S a day. Special offer 70
union card guaranteed COYNE
EROS. CO., New York. Chicago. st.
Louis. Free catalogue. &
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NOTICE.

WE STAND READY AND WILLING
to pay 500 for the production of any
case OF pain we cannot cure to stay
cured. We know how to sure sickness
and we cure 1t. Defective hearing
cured. References: Cured patients
3 DIVINE HEALING 41NSTITUTE,IA21J
East Clay street, Richmond, Va.
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Hell ? WANTED--Male.

AMI INTELLIGENT PERSON NAY AZ
n earn good income corresponding ior
newspapers; experience u w 81 -, y !.
CATE, Lockport, N. Z.
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h WANTED-AT ONCE. "A REGISTERED
pharmacist; give reference. Address
P. o. Box No. IS. Norfolk. Va.
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FURNITURE AND CHINA BACKING

JACOB $IINiLAUF, 7O5 WEST MAIN
street, will pack and ship your fulnt-
X tlre. china, etc. with care. i Let him
pack yours, Phone 1922. st M
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HOMER PIGEONS: 16 PAIRS: HAVE
s raised several brood. r. NJ. BROADUS,
Gordonsville, Va.
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rienced telephone operators for night
and, day work; good salary to the right
parties. Apply in own handwriting to
ALBEN14tRLE TELEPHONE COM
PANY, Charlottesville, Va
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in THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT or PAGE CoUN-
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
FATHER OF WATERS
TO Be UNVEILED
CEREMONY ACCEPTING STATUE
NEXT SATURDAY.
Invitations Out for Rites in Marble
Entrance Hail Of the Courthouse and
City Hall, With Notable List Of
Speakers Who Will Participate in
rvo,,ieao .'sr"r~-t-~-~---.

Invitations are out for the unveiling
Of the statute mississippi and it's
formal presentation to the city of Min
neapolis, which will take place next
Saturday at $3.50 pm. in the marble
entrance hall Of the Fourth street en-
trance to the courthouse and city hall
The statue, which is the work Of Lar.
kin Goldsmith Mead, the American
sculptor, was carved in Italy from the
largest block Of marble ever taken from
the Carrara quarries.
1t has been placed on permanent
pedestal in the main entrance to she
city's public building.
The exercises Of the unveiling viii
include the following program:
Introductory remarks, Edward q
Gale; purpose of :.he .G.onors, T.. y. Her
rlcks leather of Waters in art and IN
dustry, DR.. W. w. Folwcu; unvciLng
Of statue by former Senator W. d
| Washburn on behalf uf rae commission
acceptance, Mayor David <. Jones.
The donors are Anson s. Brooks, S
D. Carglll, John DeLaittre, W. Fl. Dun
woody, Charles S. 2illsbury, John Pills
| bury, G. F.. Piper, Thomas H. Shevhn
Edwin W. Herrick, Henry L. Little, G
J; Martin. Summer ~. Mcknight an,
The Minneapolis journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
GOOD ROADS BOOSTED
HIGHWAY ENGINEER COOLEY AD-
DRESSES EAST SIDE MEN ON
STATES ROAD WORK.

Good roads received a boost today,
the occasion being a, talk before the
members of the St.. Anthony CONNER
cial club by George w. Cooley, state
engineer Of the state highway COM
Mr.. Cooley spoke at length on the
movement. ~:"s,>" %.:."
Tho good roads commission was. ap-
pointed last winter under the provision
B.. Ohoate, known as "the highway
commission bill" and passed at the last
rive have in this state I about cyv9( 5000
'' Fifty thousand miles have been i'm.
proved at q cost to the state of almost
$4,000, or at the rate Of about
F $500 a mile Of, all the roads in the
state.
"fThis tremendous expenditure is the
outcome of injudicious management and
I claim that under the management Of
the present commission. out OF tho say.
ing alone, within three, years. we will
the proper standard,
Hrhe former system, to say the least
was lax, and don't believe the state
has received more than so per cent on
the money expended"
Mr. Cooley was followed by g. A.
VIII, president =. Of Hennepin County
Good Roads association, who spoke up
on the general benefit derived from the
movement.
adopted requesting the East Side citi.
zens to take such immediate action as
is necessarily to have University ave-
nue. repaved.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
WILL IMPROVE GROUNDS
BAPTISTS PREPARE TO BETTER
CONDITIONS AT MOUND AS
+ sEMBLY-PRoGRAM OF DAY.

The Baptist assembly has this week
taken definite steps toward improving
the present grounds and arousing inter
est IN the sale Of lots in the tract on
Priest s bay. A subscription has been
made to pay for an easier approach
from the lake up the bluff side to the
hotel, and for other minor improve
msnts.
Last evening Rev. Elijah B. Jones
Of Marshalltown, Iowa, delivered lee
under the title "a Crusader in Jeans. -
This morning Rev. F. L. Anderson
gave the third of series on "The
Cross in Christ's Life.' Rev. S. l..
Mitchell gave a study on services fc<
public worship, and Rev. W. E. Wood
ruff talked =on the evangelism we need.
Miss Helen Halloweu took charge of
the story hour in the absence of Miss
Elizabeth Smith.
About fifty city statesmen from Min.
neapol1s who were picnicking on the
Chapman house grounds yesterday Wis
tied the assembly ground in the after
noon and played a game of baseball
on the athletic field.
Recent arrivals on. the grounds are
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Hillman and son
st. Paul; A. c. Heath, Buffalo; A. B
Hunkins, Austin; Dwight D. Tallman
Chicago; E.. r. Mckinney, st. Paul
and Or. and Mrs. Frank Peterson Of
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Woodruff have
taken a cottage and will entertain 8
house party for week after the assem-
Dly CLOSES. "a --.--..-
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
NOTHING SEEMS. LACKING
Show at Linden Hills Will Well Intro
Twt. z duce sncannprHent. NJ

Bingling Brothers and Sisters vast
tent city will loom ~up In the horizon
Of Linden Hills Friday, evening. Enor-
nous preparations for. this event have
12fsia4tG been made by the ' young men Of Of the the
The double lot at Park boulevard and
: sFortyasecond street = win be inclosed
with. canvas walls and within the in
closure will be gathered an aggrega-
f tion Of shows, including menagerie
Of trained and unframed animals, i'm.
ported and domestic; "a freak museum
Of marvellous character; d refined vaude'
vile, where musicals numbers will be
turned off like clockwork;. an inferno
from which will issue heartrendine
sounds, and which will thrill with &C,
cunulating sherrors alloswho enter its
sportals; an Indian Village, where will
be- exhibited five world renowned chiefs
," Other attractions will be the FOR
.tune-telling. by Mrs. Mary Jacobs
| trance medium; cornet solos by Juliu:
Essen, tours Of the lake region by auto
mobile, a display Of fireworks and :
corn roast. Refreshments will be servet
on the grounds. = .. +"
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
City News
THE. WEATHER

& Chicago, Aug FORECAST; Upper
Michigan, showers, tonight; cooler IN
west fportion; Friday fair: N
Wisconsin-Fair and slightly cooler
tonight; Friday fair. :
rs Minnesota-Fair tonight; cooler IN
southeast portion; Friday fair. =
:& Iowa-Fair tonight; cooler IN central
and east portion; Friday, fair,
North and South Dakota ana Mon
tana-Fair tonight and Friday
81 Weather Conditions.
The air pressure is lower than normal
this morning in the United States, eX-
cept over the southeastern states, New
England and on the north Pacific coast,
with the lowest pressure over southern
Minnesota. Accompanying this condl-
tion there have been rains during the
past twenty-four hours in eastern and
southern Minnesota, eastern South Da-
kota, Iowa, Missouri, eastern. Kansas,
Wisconsin and much Of Michigan, the
Ohio valley, New England and the mid
die states. The rains were generally
light, except for 1876 inches reported at
Madison, Wis, and 0.72 at Minneapolis.
The temperatures haye not changed ma
terially since yesterday morning. 1t IS
expected that the low pressure area
will move eastward, followed by fair
weather in this vicinity tonight and
Friday, with slightly lower temperature
Friday morning.
IT. S. Outram, Section Director.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
ARMOUR DEAL NEAR CLOSE

Twenty-four hours will probably see
the close of the Armour packing plant
deal. st. Paul has another committee
in Chicago today and strenuous efforts
are being made by Its business men to
secure for South st. Paul the plant
which the Armour Packing company
will build in the twin cities. In event
Of failure they viii turn in and work
for the twin, city interests. -
. Little expectation is entertained in
Minneapolis that Armour will desert
the New Brighton district, as every ar.
gument is deemed logical for that sit.
nation. The Minneapolis representa-.
tive has not returned from Chicago
nor have any Armour representatives
from Chicago been in Minneapolis
lately
Owing to expiration Of options IN a
short time it will be necessary to take
or release the. land in New Brighton
district, as receptions can now be re-
cured only at big advance. A Min
eneapolis man who bought several ucre;
in the district yesterday at $25 an acre
is today holding them at'$100.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
BIG LUMBERMEN WILL
=. ':> MEET HERE AUG. 2l

The Northern Pine Manufacturers
association, which embraces the manu-
featuring lumbermen of Minnesota.
Iowa and Wisconsin, will hold its semi
annual meeting at the West hotel the
afternoon Of Aug. 21. The meeting was
due to be held LAW ASg II but ,sstops yss post
account Of the Grand Army encamp-
ment. The call has just been issued by
Secretary J. E. Rhodes. Mr.: Rhodes
is also secretary of the Northwestern
He1nlock Manufacturers association,
and has made the call for the semi.
annual meeting Of that organization.
It will be held Aug. 20 at the Hotel
Secretary M. o. Nelson Of the North,
western Cedarmen g association has
called a. special meeting to be held at
the Nicollet on Aug. "a. Both morning
and afternoon sessions will be held.