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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-06

the face of the 10000 majority Ore
gon gave President Roosevelt; but
the reasons are obvious.
AS long as Governor Chamberlain
knows by name and face, every
voter in Oregon and as long as they
call him George" when they meet
he is solid with the masses. There
are other and higher reasons why
this is true. Chamberlain has made
perhaps the best governor Oregon
ever had. He is absolutely honest
and no man doubts his integrity.
He is brainy, far sighted and astute.
More than that he is big hearted
and sympathetic. First he appeals
to the voters intellect and then on
the other hand he appeals to his
human side.
A scion of an aristocratic south
ern family he is courteous and po-
lite. He never forgets he is a gen.
tleman and what is more important.
no one else ever forgets IT.
Machine politicians may sneer at
the statement, but breeding and
politeness count in modern politics.
Many people of Oregon are begin
ming to look on Chamberlain as
man of destiny. He has continually
held Office for twenty years and was
never defeated.
Governor Chamberlain is a poor
man and cannot afford to spend any
considerable amount of money in
the campaign If he consents to be-
come a candidate.
In the primaries, Senator Fulton
will have no difficulty in obtaining
as much money as he desires from
the wealthy machine politicians of
the state: it is said that Senator
Johnathan Bourne will be willing to
spend an unlimited amount of his
millions in the interest of
Mr.. U'Ren.
If it is only a matter of ordinary
justice that he should do so, for
without Mr.. U'Rens primary laws
Bourne would never get nearer the
senate than the visitors gallery.
JOHN w. HEADEN.
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Noti,e 20 Land Owners.

Sealed proposals for the sale OF
land to the State of Oregon for
site for School 70 rFeeble Minded
and Epileptic Children will be re-
ceived from owners by the State
Board OF Public Building Commits
sioners OF the State OF Oregon, until
] o'clock p. m, October 30, 1906.
The land wanted must be within ten
miles OF the City OF Salem. In a
healthy locality. have good water
supply and good drainage, and con-
yenient to transportation facilities
II must be In a body and contain
from 500 TO 1000 acres, one-haif OF
which should be under cultivation.
The soil should be variable. and suit
cd TO gardening. dairying and farm
Ing. Persons not owning the acre
age wanted may submit bids Jointly
with adjoining owners.
Bids must be enclosed in sealed
envelopes directed to the Board. care
of the Secretary OF State. Salem. Ore
gon. and plainly marked Proposals
for the Sale OF Lands"
Bids must be on blank forms which
will be furnished, together with any
other information that may be de-
sired. upon application TO the secre-
tary OF State.
The State OF Oregon TO have an
option for four months 10 purchase.
and the right TO reject any and all
bids.
GEO. Il. CHAMBERLAIN.
Governor.
+. 7. DUNBAR.
Secretary OF State.
CHAs. 8. MOORE.
State Treasurer.
State Board of Public Building Com
missioners. wed-sat
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Bargains

A good eight room house, barn and
lot on Water street; one block
from Marion square; hot and cold
water; bath and closet in house;
price .... ........S $1,000
Good five room house. near Yew
Park ,.... $500
Four room house on Twentieth and
Mil 80. :. :. .... $500
Four room house on Twenty-hrst
and Belleview ..... $500
Fine five-acre tract, house barn and
orchard etc. ... .. ..s1400
Fine ten acre tract. house. barn and
orchard. etc. ... ....s16OO
Ten acres, new land, two acres clear
ed, two log houses, fenced; five
miles out. to trade for town prop
erty, or for sale cheap for cash
Houses for rent. stock for sale, sick
and accident policies, fire and life
insurance. notary work. See
r r. Ryan
SAC State St.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-06

HeV. B. c. Horton. Sulphur
springs. Tex, writes. July IS. 1909:
have used in my family Ballard's
saoS Liniment and Horehound syr-
~ and they have proved certainly
satisfactory. The liniment is the
osst We have ever used for head
sS1e and pains. The eought syrup
yeas.s
sold by D. J. Fry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Pogue return
ed yesterday afternoon from Shedd
where they have been visiting with
relatives. The judge gave the great
er portion of his time to hunting and
bagged several China pheasants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-06

america Is the Land OF NerV0uS
Women.
The majority OF women are nervous
because they suffer from some form OF
pelvic catarrh.
The greatest obstacle In the way of re-
covery is that they do not understand
that catarrh is the main source of their
illness.
Women who. are In doubt as to their
ailments should write 10 DR.. Hartman,
President Of The Hartman Sanitarium,
Columbus, Ohio, who will give their let
ters prompt attention, without charge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-06

Miss Anna McGinn, I6i Plain street,
Providence, X. l., writes:-
al wish to let you know OF the good
your medicine has done for me.
al had what the doctors called heart
trouble. / had been doctoring for .
year before tried your Peruna.
al got bottle OF your Peruna and
after weeks use Of IL began to feel
better. could not eat, sleep, or work,
but have at last found that the mrdI-
cine that will cure me Is Peruna."
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HOTEL OREGON

CORNER OF boventh and Stark btfoeta
Portland, oFsgon-
The nsw and modern hotsl Of the city
Caters particularly 70 residsnts of Sc,
lem and other Oregon eitisa Europs@s
plaA Free bus Rates si.oo per dAy
and upward. Handsomsst grin In the
West, and prices a. Low - In places
lees attractive Daily Capital Jo1snsl
ss Ala
wx5ozx.Dzcxznsox HOTEL oo.
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DH. SToNE's DhUu Br0hE
Does a strictly cash business, owes no
one. and no one owes III carries large
stock; shelves, counters and show
eases are loaded with drugs, medicines.
notions toilet articles wines and
liquors Of all kinds for medical pur.
poses. DIR. Stone is q regular graduate
In medicine and has had many years Of
experience In the practice. consulta.
tions are free. Prescriptions are free,
and only regular prices for medicine.
Or. Stone can be found at his drug
store, Salem, Oregon. from In the
rnorning until 0 at night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31

EsTTMATEs CHEERFU141IY GIVEN
4. on Awnings, Tents and Flags; PROMPT
work; large stock. H. f. COPELAND
n & co. n Phone 2578. t.s.-, 4. ss5 ~ "a, ,s !;
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PASSION MUSIC.
Rev. ]. H. Dickinson to Deliver
An Addrcs 9 - rs

~ r U4 20
AT the Church Of tho Holy Comforter
on next Sunday afternoon there will aibc
Il special choral service, followed by tire
Passion music rom Staincr's Cruciiixion.S
The following clergy will take part III
tho choral service: Rcvs. Go. Meade.
of Christ Church; r.. G. Darst. OF ST..
Marks: T.. Scmmcy and j. Rideout, Of
st. Andrews. The sololsts who will ns-
slst the large chorus In the Passion smu-
sic, are Miss o. Diacont, Mr.. T.. Brent.
Mr.aJ. A. Poole and Mr.. y. O. Sale, Jr.
Tho following is the programme:
Professional Hymn, "Fight the Good
Fight" Gloria Patrl. Beethoven In Il 8
Magnlncnt, Tours In +; Nunc Dmlnlttls.
Tours In II: hymn, Lord In This. Thy
Mcrcy's, Day Addresses on the Passion
by the. rector, Rev. j I1allowell 0ickln-g
son. Responses Cathedral use, Ely In G. d
Passion music; procession to- Calvary,
organ: solo, Could Ye Not Watch With
Me One Brief 1lour;" chorus. "Jcsl,. Lord.
Jesu Bowed In Bitter Anguish" solo.
king, Ever Glorio,s:" solo, And as
Moses Lifted Up the Serpent in the VII
5derness = chorus. God SO Loved the
World;' hymn. ., the Bitter Shame and
Sorrow" solo, rs It Nothing to .You,4Alls
Ye That Pass by" chorus, From the
Throne OF His C;ross;' choral, We Would
See Jesus" Benediction hymn. X Sweet
Saviour Bless Us Ere, We Go. Recess I,
sional Hymn No. 81 Through the Night !,
OF Doubt and Sorrow" III
Mr.. Richard c. SaInsl,ury Is the organ
list and choir master OF the church.
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SITUATION WANTED, Female
SOLICITORS & statesmen.

TRAVELLING SALESMAN on CONF
mission 10 carry three samples OF
mems shoes to retail at 500; ready
sellers everywhere; state territory,
exncrience. reference, etc ALL
I.fsATHER SHOE FACTORY, Bpltl-
more Nd.
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WANTED, "A PARTNER FOR ARCHIE
tectuarl iron works. with some money
FRED COFER. 922 Twentieth Street
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

sq1S spa i wsf.h s'rssts1nsE qEq
and 5 :. NJ sunday school 1D. s. Mccarthy.
supt.) at $3.50 Am 4 welcome TO all.
yENABLE ST r Z i T y q p'r | SIT
c e,i.s IL. sTtiMRf. Subject for morning,
3..Thc Going in the 9rops OF the Mulberry
dhefs ar fSs"ns svenns sa
TSe Rp pas,or Rsy h g. ilw I'll f
VIII preach \, at i a. M EST
tor Re- 80 RIDDTcli, will preach. The I
revival meetings which begun ~ last SYN,
of more than n score of persons, Will con-
tnuc through next week. 35 X,
(eolner r Grace ana Feu-ses a.reeisjs;-Rev:
s sebool a, o:sclA. II. Preaching BY the pastor
at II a. N. and r. n. Prayer meeting Wei 3
YVES VEST = VIEW i BAPTIST CHURCH GROVE
Avenue and Meadow s.reeO-Wa1. LoCKHARIs
BALL, misunderstanding at II A.. NJ, and
meeting me- tir wednesday at S p. NJ. Seats free. !,
Everybody welcome.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURcII--DH. ". II. J.:
SMITH pns,or.--Worship at II \. NJ. and I,
p NJ Sunday school $3.50 a. NJ. lhomas -.
starke, supt #
Fl CENTENARY METHODIST CHI rich
Gass street le'wese N9urfn rn
ana e pas rS st
sn - $ A. ies9 by Dr.G. s. 'GARDNER Sunday
school al $3.50 A. NJ fRosebuds at -. n:
free; ali invitcd.s
,y HSiGS a sTASSlSM a II Nancy
Sunday school at $3.50 A. n, tGtl
4 M ana + Seats 'ss cefas vel
rG sEco s. pl' pnEsnYrER1AS cnuRcH-nny. I
RussEI cEciL pa p pas,IrWS eamesSda sers
Is sE n s9Hs4y XII '' aRAc i;
dnetea i by the pasior Rev JERE wlrAER
sf cHnRc Fl Of 81 THE COVENANT, tcoRSE1,
CALVIN STEWART; p, d., \, pa a s,9r.SpviMH'
S Weanssd ssSo ct s + sI H. e -
SEVENTH sTREET, III IS AsS qHP y! HI
a,dSies GHfS' s
ya MXhs&H STREET MpfI HR ls p4.!eS
ts :ssa :ssss
s aWESr s END Is cInrsrrAN CHURCH ,oN
Norris, between Main and f'io oSv NIiENiiY
i,EARCE ATKINS at II A. NJ aHa ~ yi 4; NV n:
-irIIIISD CHRISTIAN CiuttGtTi ~
ni n and Marshall Streets) ~ = "
Morrow : Sunday at II An ana - ~ w
u iI r.; ANiSSA pvl,Nr CHRISTIAN GiiURcH
GyoS w Cary s snneay School $50 A. St sub.
T }Gse VINO VIII .Re!InInrnn?,
E1RsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN ,CiinitSH
f,u ntmn Street, between Broad and Gmce)-
iSnyert,s a MARKS pastor,--Serylces at u A.
~ ~ D. NJ by the pastor. prayer meeting
n; i Mmu night at o. clock. Luther League
SM,,mHn, "mMvyeaning att o'clnck. TIL
SUNDAY " s'N1l-rJ1W JERUSALEM.
II >,,uy JERUSALEM MISSION l3n S. PINE
cr,MnnaasnW-faey JUNIUS b.. SPIERs. pastor--
SS!reeSasnhorg free lending library opened day,m
n 5wN.anhing service II A. n, Everybody well
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, y. !. :. -, :
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
corner of Beyidere and Main Streeis) .cGsundhy
nnosorninE al II O'Clock, subject, ARE SIN, DIS,
enso and Death Real?' An experience ana
testimony mceting every "Wednesday eyenElS
al $50 O'clock. Tho reading room Is located
week day from 10 to eAll are cofdlally IN
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Before Moving Try 7neDpatc Want Ads to Secure the Best
N Rooms Flats Boarding. one Gent Word Price
ginning Of a, Christian 1.ifc,' nnd Tho
Duty or n Public Confession OF Faith
In 1ili .ni11 d l N.IalE. l..A. alll i..aI.

E9TIII #3 "a - TIT7T54I307T WV 81 3IIT
notwithstanding tho very inclcment
weather. the revival meetings at Grove
Avenue Church, which begun last Sun
day, have been welt attended, and have
resulted IN tho conversion OF more than
q score OF persons. The pastor md u.s.
sistant pastor have been ntded by Drs
1lcning nnd Hatcher. irhe meetings will 4
continue through next week. The church
and pastor IRE In conference viii, q dis
tlnguishcd evangelist, who will probably
come to their assistance, Dr.J. y. 1laW-%
thorno wil1grreacll ut II a. NJ. tomorrow.
Subject: '"rie Conversion Of n Dishonest
REV j. u. 1uddick will
preach at S:l6 e: MAJ each Of these
services tho regular church choir viii DO
assisted byn chorus Of u hunir RED ~yolees::ffa
go g$s3
& AT the First Unitarian Church to-mor-f
row, Roy. Charles AZ Place. Of 'waltham.*
Mass will conduct both services. At41l
AM. the subject Win be THE powcrSof
Christian Life" ASP M.,a"Our Faith"
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s-DispafCh Branches.

4 3 '.-- . III Vi . .
Ths tSpT 5p ~ ess ss..
distance :ron, the Main Oficp OF Tho Tiines-
Dispatch, Inc Timea-D spntca Wants left at
any Of these branches win receive the. same
sq o g. ah hSuhh hsy hqa ne s
cost TO the advertiser
sLAUGlTTER's DRUG STORE. Twenty-af,h
" s EA&tEs w ssls n Rr9a q, Street.
AoH I'll WiLLfAMs' Tsan tSea S'Fe shi
rA NsFtAHN!rl T. GRAsT &. Co. Fousseo. and
G. '' " if1ATIiAERs No, + sou West Marsha.l
rIfeoSMiiiisoS,s DRUG STORE. No. lss. West
j. NAN u. HaNVFEs'RlDoE. Brook Avenue and Clay
AJ2h pF bRuS ST SHDp n4 Ne Hste,
nS S4EEs 1yih HXR sH'sS No 200 ras, Mar,,a
CRY DRUG STORE. No. l,, East Main
Street. corner Fifteenth. '7's
yupsoN CUNNINGHAM. No. aoe7 Eas, Main
pi fSfaef g,rriRHETS PiiiARMAcY Ne. sa South
pdiiNs I'M KIRK FARRIsn CO.. No, 4is
TiiE PAHAGoN PHARMACY. No. SOL wes,
EAToN PHARMAcg, Twenty,elsh,h and n
qfsoSS I nltAB y No ia .a Gaasl street
'in WiL tSsA .f2 T%es s'ysfs ana
cA sf'fa s'l snhue STORE. No. lns Hull
W: 4. fERKiNs, Ne. q Yves. Taeb Street.
TWENTY ~ .EIGhT9I ANpsM STREET pnAA-
: MACY. 9wenty,s'ghth and Streets.
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FOR sALE-A. sPLENDIDLY BUILT.
y case suitable for an architects ofiice, TO
/. store drawings OF. plans. Just the th,ng
Il for any one needing a large case W VII.
buyer. Apply Times-Dispatch Business
3 Office, 916 East Main Street.
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GOV. SWANSON ELECTED.
Chosen a Member OF Aurora

Lodge Tuesday Night. &
3l At the meeting Of Aurora Lodge, No.
1lG,SI.sO. Q, r., last Tuesday night. Gov
.ernor Swanson was elected n member.
1IrgJ. II. Haynes was endorsed as cnndl-
DATE for grand warden After the meeting
taurant, where supper was served.
Aurora Lodge Is now busy reorgnnizing
It's degree team and hopes to exempllfy
some. OF It's work before the grand lodge,
when II convencs here i'll May,
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IN THE cllANcERY COURT OF THE

IN TIE cHANcERY COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. ss
]. B. Shannon, who sues etc.. Plaintiff,
against
Edward A. Whitaker's. Jr. administra-.
tr!x and others,... ....... Defendants
All parties interested IN the estate Of
EDWARD A. WHITAKER, Jr... de-
ceased are hcrebys@notined that have
fixed upon May 1,$1oo6. at + 10 o'clock A.
NJ. at my office, Room II. No. 1903 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 when due
and the proritles among them. If any,
as directed by decree of March Is, 1906,
in the above entitled cause. Said decree
makes publication OF this notice cquiva-s
lent to personal notice.
Given under nry hand this 18th day OF
March 1905. OVERTON. HOWARD.
iH Commissioner In Chanccry.
John Howard Jr., p.G q.
Il Edgar 3. English and John B. Gayle,
p. d.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

WE HAVE VEHICLE NEWS FOR YOU
that's too good to keep. How nbo,it a
MEYERs SONS, 10 South Eighth
street. "a ~ sta II t III # & i.,55 5ssf lS
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BRIGHT AND STYLISH DISPLAY. or
i Spring Millinery, freshly arrived afrom
the North, snt%Mrs. WO1aTHAN1'S,E ZIG
North Third street. 2 M jI5 9,i &
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Richmond. Va. March 49, 1906 &
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
members Of the Mutual Assurance So
cicty Of Virginia. will be held Mt the
office Of the society Monday, April 18TH,
ut one o'clock. EDWIN A. PALMER
Principal Agent. 55E
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IL ICTItUDISI
Fl CENTENARY. METHODIST cHunsGH
stIee,s)SRsv. WI. YOUNG. d. D.. pastor
Services and sermon By the pastor at II A.
N. subject After We Have aIica I'd the Ieact
ing II jesus What?' services and sAtinon at,
s r. Nj By DR.. q. s. GARDNER. sunday
school al $3.50 A. M Rosebuds at T. N.
I;pworth League rally at 4 7. NJ All sca'A
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Sunday-scl1o Entertainment.

Miss 8Wallace's Sunday school class of
Grace Episcopal Church will hold u sale
OF candy and fancy goods in the Grace
Church Sunday school rooms this aftcr-
noon from $3.50 to o'clock. -
Friends OF the church are invited 20
,tt
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THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders Of the Richmond 1Torse-
y Show Association will be held Mt No.
500 East Main street, Richmond. Va.,
on Wednesday, 4 pril 18th, Mt o'clock
3 p. M. NC w. @. WARTtIEN,
Assistant Secretary and Treasurer
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

NO. 22.-.AMERICANa Ma,
y tional Bank-Regular quarterly dividend
I! at rate of IL per cent g per cent. an
\ nually. free of taxi will be paid by
\ checks April !, 1906. 1902
Q. b. HILL, Cashier
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. u. :, -,
rIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
fcprner'o of Beividere and Alain streeis) sunday
mneornirE al II O'clock subject "Ara SIN DIS,
I testimony mceting every Wednesday evening
at $50 O'clock The reading, ROOM rs o s9ep9
week day from 10 to .. All are cordially IN
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.sMITIJ snastor worship a II a. NJ. and s
r. NJ Sunday school $50 a. NJ. Thomas H.
Starkc, Supt. s5lt 2ttt5 t5i
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FOR SALE.

FOR 5sALE-sTocK AND srlxrutEs
y OF OLD ESTA13I.1S SHED HARDWARE
8 BUSINESS WITH GOOD TRADE;
& STORE FOR RENT; SPLEND1D Or
4 PORTUNITY as INVENTORY SALE
4 REASONS "a FOR SELLING. GOING
ADDRESS e $40, CARE THIS OFFICE
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LEGAL NOTICE.

in s,,tIrcs CLER1l'S OFFICE OF TllE
CIItCUTF,CO COURT OF PAGE COUN-
Try, FA;33 5I8;s,,.
In the Chanccry cause OF 1snac Ovornll's
administration, etc, intcrlocutory DC
gg cree, u
john b B. Young Ct ais.
To II. p. Young and I. J. Young, their !, :
executors. administrators helss ~ ~
law and defendants thereof. 5f G5SA
4 Take notice Of following decree en-
tered In the above entitled suit.
IT appearing to the court that there ~
IN the hands Of ]. $. Price, general re-
Seiysr IN his court NE s nn11, 20 a nmi
tliirty-two (s175.32) cents, with Interest,
from May 1,$19b Ocss 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 fortmorc than five years, tho,
court doth this. end day Of February,
1906, adjudge. order and decree that que
notice be given to all parties interested
in this cause by order OF publication ms
prescribed BY section 1929 Of the Code
Of Virginia, edition of 1901 to come for
ward and establish their cainr TO sthe!
said fund before this court Mt OF before!
wise the said fund will be, by order Of.
said court, direct ed to be paid intoRthe-
Treasury ofSthe@ 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 n1ade4in anews-
paper OF the 3city Of Richmond Va, and
one OF the newspapers published in Page
county, for four successive weeks of this
decree. III VII
Teste: r. WI &W1GAVCR,
Clerk Page Circuit Court.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF. THE
stockholders. of the Bon Air.FCompany
Of Virginia, will be held In thctoGlce Of
Col. IT. M. r. Talcott Groom No J.
{ Chamber OF Commcrce) on Tuesday
q April 3, 1905. al 10 O. clock ~. Mas
matters of Importance will come before
this meeting a full attendance ts desired.
Il l8s POLK MILLER;
y $3.50 w. .Ia Secretary. and Treaslrer. b
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,g: Richmond, W.. March 2S.i190G@
r. of the stockholders. of the Albemnrle
Paper Manufacturing Company will be
held at the office Of Cant. Charles u.
amce Building, corner Main and Ninth
streets. Richmond. sVa.. on Thursday,
April H. 1906. at 1880 O'clock a. NJ. F
~ CHARLES M. BOSWEI.L.4
Secretary and Treasurer.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs 4 ON SALARY OR COMMITS
sion The greatest agents seller. ever
bug ii on sight; 200 10 900 per cent.
nroht: one agents sales amounted TO
$500 in six days: another s32 In two
hours MONROE MFG. CO, y 30, La
Crosse WIS.
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I'll 70 LEMON. 1905 EAST MARSHALL,
street: handsome rooms with or with
u out board. 81 VA Tx /, !3. Y n mr., ID VI sls e Is
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ROOMS WANTED.

Ensltd r6oiirs s}ilGiTIe tor ,husi9 Studio.
Address l.. e. III K11Rs, '4l9 East
Eighth. ai.t5fa5s E5sf Is
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WA Mt D--REsGIsTERED DRUGGIST.
\ with some experience; must begin work
in Snort time. WILLIAM II. PUFSlIll4,
Dcndron. Va. .iaI
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.1vANTED--A MESSENGER BOY, APP
My Times Dispatch business Office, GIG
East Mninf street, Q O'Clock this (Satur-
A day. morning
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MILLINERY.

MRS. ECH4ANLEn HAS NOW RE-
4 latest STYLES and patterns, trimmed and
B ,lntrilnncd hats. Her charges will be
b rs moderate as usunlH 3lG3undi S1S, s11ast
Broad street. LII
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

wANTED-TO EXCHANGE AN AT
tractive suburban property on car line.
only fifteen minutes from center OF
Richmond. for n.,good farm or timber
4 tract. Address II 400, care Tlmes-Dis-
patch 80 ~ ~.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

RENT no ONE OR TWO GENTLEMAN
4ts room and bath. private family no other
IL l.dGerx. c S67. Times Dispatch
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NOTICE.
1lALENA, ENA,33tKALENA-W HAT
p. Is Ktlenn?a StopSt1t the Virginia Cen
cral Supply Company, G3l East Main
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY & G COMPANY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
nr1c 7, Ne y u, HqTk F SfTMSy z 5?Ss
general meeting Of the stockholders Of
Southern Railway company has been
/ called by the Board 3ofs Directors. and
" will be held at thetprincipnl Office Of
the company in tho city or Richmond.
Virginia. on "Wednesday, thu 18th day OF.
4 April. 1906, at 10 o'clock IN the, fore
{ noon for the purpose Of considering an
4 issue and sale of DEVELOPMENT and Gem
eral Mortgage Bonds BY Southern Rail-
mortgage upon. the property OF the com
pnny to secure the same, alias proposed
In the communication Of Samuel spcn-
Ger. president. to the Voting Trustees.
+ dated February |, 1908 and OF acting
I on such other business as maybe law
fully brought before the meeting. The
transfer books of both preferred and
common stock Of this company: will DO
{ closed on April Z. 1906 andSopened again
on April 10, 1908. BY order sof the Bonrd
Of Directors. r. D. aLANKFORD. Sec
p rotary IIli= a,s7Sgftf " FteS.}t .aftg7. Sf