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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-17
LONG LIFE ENDED
DEATH OF DIR. PEDDIE, SCOT
LANDS OLDEST DOCTOR.
Special cablegram to The Star.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
GLASGOW. February 16.-At the great
age of ninety-seven DR.. Alexander Peddie,
believed to be the oldest medical man in
Scotland, has just passed away at his res
idence on Rutland Square, Edinburgh. The
deceased was son of DR.. James Peddie.
minister of the associate congregation of
Bristo, Edinburgh, and brother OF DR.. Will
liam Peddie, who succeeded to his father in
the charge. The father was in charge for
sixty-two years, the son for forty-eight
years. thus in all probability breaking
record in this particulars record of no
consecutive years service to the congrega-
ton.
Dr. Peddie, just deceased, was a member
of the same congregation. He saw In his
fathers church as lad of ten years of age
the union Of the burghers and the anti
burghers. He was a spectator Of the ex-
traordinary scenes attending the disruption.
Again when the Secession and the Relief
churches united DR.. Peddle was present at
the ceremony and he became a member OF
the United Presbyterian Church. On the
occasion of the more recent union between
the United Presbyterian Church and the
Free Church in 1900 the venerable doctor
was an interested spectator at the Waver-
ley Market ceremony. He had thus lived
through all of the most important of the
theological changes OF the last eighty years.
One Of syms's Apprentices.
He was educated at the Edinburgh High
School and University and In 1880 was APP
prentice to the famous surgeon, Prof. James
Syme. then head of the Edinburgh Surgical
Hospital. When Prof. Syme was trans
ferred to the Royal Infirmary DR.. Peddie
conducted the Surgical Hospital for time
rs a private institution. Later the manage
ment was intrusted to DR.. Peddie. DR.. John
Brown, the author Of 'Rab and His
Friends" and DIR. Cornwall. The institu-
ton became self-supporting under their ad-
ministration and was the FIRST provIdent
medical establishment Of its kind in Scot
land.
DR.. Peddie enjoyed a large practice. He
contributed q good deal to the professional
Journals and was one OF the first among
medical men to openly argue that inebriety
was q form OF insanity which required spe-
cial medical treatment. Naturally he came
very much in contact with the literary men
and celebrities of the city at q time when
Edinburgh was the great northern literary
cent Or. He remembered men like Sir Wal
ter Scott, Lord jeffrey, Lord Cockburn and
Thomas Carlyle He remembered the IL
iuminatlon OF Edinburgh on what must have
been the entry 70 Paris of the allied army
In 161A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-17

RRIvAL Of the long-expected ana
much-desired rifle practice In
sigma earned during the past
Y season by National Guardsmen OF
has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-17
Easily Satisfied,

Easily Satisfied.
From the PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
"Notoriety IL dearer than anything else
to that man.
Eyes. He's all pulled up for an hour Il
he happens TO see his name In the city d.
rectory."
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AWNINGS.

HAVE YOUR AwNINGsTAKEN DOWN
and stored for the winter by an ex.
pert. Best Of care. III. f. COPE
LAND & CO. los North Ninth Street.
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NO NEW Cardinal
FOR UNITED STATES
Appointment IS Unlikely Unless
Pope Piux y. Suddenly
Changes His Mind.

N 1870 HNM."|AI "a
ROME. Novomber 3,-.Amerlcans. probn-
bly,. In secret heartily indorse the words ot
Hernado, What Is a cardinal but
q whlm OF the Pope For here we are on
the eve OF another consistory, and II Plus y
does not expect one OF those surprises or
he Is 80 fond, Americans. even this
time, will have no new cardinal.
Considering the question Ispasslonately,
ems does not see how the Pontlf can old
Gus much longer against the claims OF the
United States for a better representation at
the sacred college. Plus KS reluctance, one
,nilIht almost say his determination, arises
ftcn, two causes-lifflculty OF choice ami
the modern reputation OF the American
clc,gy. ArchDishops ireland, Farley. Ryan
enoh would honor the purple-ench has n
very good claim, not to speak OF other pre-
lates who are less In the public eye.
Unjust to Cardinal Gibbons.
The benevolent regard. that the Vatican
has for Archbishop Farley would seem TO
place him first on the list, he being tho head
tho most Important diocese In Americt.
But Archbishop Ireland Is representative CT
the West. and the East already has Its car
'dinnl, Then, too. Archbishop Ryan Ia held.
IL. great confidence through his learning and.
.Qu.et power. The usual excuse put orward
Is that while Cardinal Gibbons lives there
WILL be no other, and that this policy will
.p;enso HIM. This Ia quite unjust, for when
'hs Was In Rome for the concluve he did not
fan to set forth Americas desires.
Igfthe number OF cardinals We're in proper
ton to tho number OF Catholics. the United
Suites ought to huve not ono but several
ca a lnals. Since the days OF Slxtua V the
number OF members OF tho Sacred College
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has been limited to seventy. although thorc
ar. rarely more than sixty at one time. Az
this United States is the fourth Catholic pow
e1' in tho world In regard to the number OF
communicates. she ought to- have eight car
dinals. She has only one. while little Spain
a. the present moment las six.
Twelve Vacancies In College.
There are. VI course. many constdsrat-
t!onG besides population, and several Cath
Ollie countries have an old established right
to a certain number OF cardinals. Tho
"rlenum' has never purposely been reached
since 1853. 1t being considered tetter to have
one or Two vacancies for emergencies, The
vacancies number now twelve, the ranks sot
the college having recently been thinned
|b5. deaths. Notwithstanding this fact. the
beer, few, although Cardinal Riialdlne VIII
shortly receive the rcd ,hat-but he Is "a
creation OF the last conststory.
England will also be disappointed at tlis3
coming consistory. although she has always
beer accustomed to have a cardinal In the
Archdiocese of Westminster. while Canada
must give UP tho hope of having another
to replace Cardinal TascEereau.
Now, us to the accusation OF being TOD
''modern.' the American Catholic ctst1y.
while always showing themselves abreast OF
tbs times, are among the most loyal s.chil.-
dren tho Holy See has. but Plus X wants
something more than loyalty.
Plus Wants Submission. r
He wants submlssion-an outsider would
almost say blind obedience-nnd with tina
CID bugbaar OF Americarism in mind he Will
NOT Increase the power OF the Clergy In tbs
United States by giving them another car,
us no didsin the matter OF the Bologrln arcti-
Ebibhppric. H sh
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NEW YoRK, November s.-rhIs is the
story OF the complete atonement of John
Shannon. OF no. as East 1880 Street, who
put his happiness in jeopardy by a harsh
wtrd and won 1t back again by toll and
heart anguish.
After a twenty-minute struggle In the
harlem River he saved his bride OF two
months from tho suicide his coldnes had
driven her TO seek and last night at her
bedside in the Harlem Hospital he was
happy In her forgiveness and the assurances
OF kSr recovery.
II began with q slight injury he received
Yesterday In the express Office of which he
is manager. AS u consequence of the accl.
den. he returned home half an hour earlier
than was his wont and his temper was
ncncg of the best. 1t was not improved when
HI. found that his pretty wife. Ruth, who is
orly nineteen years old. was not at the door
as usual to welcome, him. So, manlike. he
convinced himself that he was i'll treated.
developed a Mt OF the sulks and went TO bed,
Entering the apartment a few minutes
later from a shopping trip, Mrs. Shannon
wne surprised to find that John was home.
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TUXEDO. SUITS FOR RENT.
AND CHINA PACKING.

TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
rent. "SCHNURMAN," 91S Main.
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PASTOR INSTALLED

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. November
3.-The installation OF the new pastor
of the Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. II.
Henderlite. took place in that churcl,
to-day at II otclock. Rev. DR.. w. w
Moore, president OF the Union The
illogical Seminary at Richmond,
preached the m DR.. James r.
Smith. of Richmond. delivered the
charge to the congregation. and Rev,
DIR. j.. w. Rosebro, president OF Fred
cricksburg College. delivered the
charge to the pastor. Rev. j.. r,
Rosebro also took part in the services,
A large congregation was present.
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FURNITURE, CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped With
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Reformed Church Opened.
rSpecial to The Tines Dispatch.

SPENCER. N. c.. November s.-The
new house of worship OF the Spencer
Reformed Church was opened to-day,
whensthe first service was held by tho
Rev. w. B. Duttera, pustor In charge,
The Reformed Sunday-schools OF Sails
bury attended and took part In the
exercises OF the day, which consisted
OF songs, recitations, and all address
by DR.. puttera, To-day marked the
beginning Of the work OF the Reform.
cd denominationii In Spencer.
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ND BRIDE,
THEN SAVES HER
Husband Drives His Young Wife to Attempted
Suicide, But Dives in River and Drags Her
Outflow They Hold Hands

lIet surprise turned to- something more se-
rieus when he upbraided her for not being
on hand to greet him. She retired TO an-
other room tieartbroker.
Ten minutes later John found hinhseR IN
O. micro amiables frame of mind. The frnuse
was unusually quiet. He set out to inyes-
tisate, and on the dlning-room table he
ecnd this ,note:-
DEAF JOHN-Yeu will rttret this talk
of yours this afternoon. I was a good wife
tn YOU and you should not have quarretled
With me. Goodhy. Your broken hearted
sweetheart.
Withinsthe small fraction of a minute tia
frightened. husband was racing down Park
Avenue In the binding rain. He saw his
wife sitting on q ~stringpieco at the rivers
blink. He shouted. but she threw him n
kiss and slipped into the water.
John dived without hesitation. He swarm
ito his wife's side. catching her by the hair.
1llNs girl lost consciousness and IL was only
after q hard struggle that he got her to
shore.
Up to the hour mentioned In the regtla-
tons John shannon held his wlfe's hand at
the hospital last night. .5
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uin1es.pispaftb Branttes.

The following Branch Offices have been
established for tho benefit OF those living
q a distance from the Main Office OF the
Timos. Dispatch. The Tines-DIEpatch Wants
left at any OF these branches will receive
the same careful attention as though they
had been left at the Main Office, and there
Will be no extra cost to the advertiser:
sLAuaHTE..s DRUG STORE. Twonty-titth
and venablc strcat.
W. i, EANEs, 2s13 East Broad Street.
a. a.. SCOTT, Tw%cnty.fifth and Broad sss.
WtLLtAMs'S PHARMACY, T&enty-frst and
Marshall Streets.
TARRAET, GRANT e CO., Fousllee and
Broad Streete.
q W. LAT1MER, No. 500 wost Mnrshnll ST.
THLMPsoS's DRUG STORE, No. 1871 w.
Main Street.
!. l.. B~EvERtDGE. Brook Ave. and Clay St
RADY's DRUG STORE. Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 1900 Will
liunsburs Avenue. Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. 200 East Mar
shall street.
CITY DIuJd sToEE. No. 14a East Main
Street, corner Fifteenth.
JuDsoN CUNNINGHAM. No. 2oi7 East
Main Street.
waLLIs's PHARMACY. 10. ss4 '.outh -'ina
Street.
x1E.K.pARR1sH CO.. No. ": East Broad
Street.
1HEpARAGoS PHARMACY, No. SOL VS.:
Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty-eishth and
y Streetr.
I1soN's PHARMACY. No. t13 Canal Street.
HUSDLEY & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
' Leigh Streets.
=. Z. LEWIS. No. &. East Broad Street.
NcRTHs1DE PHARMACY. Fifth and Baker
etreets.
CARRIERS DRUG STORE, No. ilo2 Hull
Street. Manchester.
-TWEETY-E1GHTH AND N sTREET PHAR
MACY. Twenty.cighth and n Streets.
G. T. W. KERN. INC. corner Twenty. fifth
aud Church Hill Avenue.
EAST PHARMACY, No. 1901 Q street.
TfMEs.DIsPATcH. No. 10 North Sycamore
Street, Petersburg.
r1MEs.DIsPATcH, No. sl5 Eighth stree:.
Iynchburg.
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1t is said, will be the senatorship fron
Ohio. sals
on the other hand, should johnson.
his career. he, too. would become ma
tional figure in Democracy and would
probably be the only man In the conn-
try who can successfully take the DEM
from william Jennings Bryan. These
circumstances make the Cleveland
mayoralty fight a battle OF national
shows $4,000 more voters than ever
before in Cleveland.
The dominating issue is street rail-
ways. Johnson stands for 3-cent fares
aud revocable short time franchises;
Bourton for municipal regulation with
adjustment OF fare as fast as. profits
permit. The result of the contest will
he watched with deep concern from
Maine to ego 80
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special Muster.

n Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
SALISBURY, Nc, November 81
Burton Craige. ESD. OF Salisbury, has
been appointed special master to take
testimony and make a report or the
hndings in II case OF tho Broad River
Lumber Company against j.. Mtddleby,
Jr. Mi. Mlddleby sold timber rights
upon 10000 acres or land to the Broad
River Lumber Company, and the suit
Is to determine certain points OF dis
agreement. Tho purchase price was
$4,000.
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Atlantic Coast Line railroad Co..

Office OF the Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting of Stock
holders OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company Will be held ut
OF Richmond, Va. on TUESDAY. the
18th day of November, "A. d. 1907, at
II o'clock A. NJ. Tho rtransfer books
of the company will close Wednes-
day, November 6, 1907. at . O'clock
p. NJ, and will be reopened on-NVed-
nesday. November 20, 1907, at 10
O'clock A. NJ. HI. BORDEN.
November 9. 1907.
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Dlbinenb Aotires.


Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
'1 Affice OF the Treasurer,
N. c. Noyembebr 2.l9O7.
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF AT
luntic Coast Line Railroad Company
has declared a dividend of two and
o%ne-half per cent. on the preferred
capital stock of that company, pay
Wilmington, North Carolina. on and
after November I'll, 1907. to stock
holders OF record on the 3lst day OF
October, 1907. The TRANSFER books
are closed from the LIST DAY OF Mo-
Vernber, 1907. to the nth day ofgNo-
Ycmber, 1907, both dates. inclusive, +
tss JAMES ". l11Si,
3V%reasurcr.
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Richmond Locomotive Works.
Ill Broadway, New York.

OCIUUGF 10, ISVI.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF Richmond Locomotive
Works will be held It the office OF
the company. In the County of Hen.
rico. Virginia, on Wednesday. the
18th day OF November, 1907. at 1880
o'clock. In the forenoon. for the pur-
GERS, approval OF the acts Of the
directors since the last annual meet
Ing. and for the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
LEIGH BEST, Secretary.
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LOVER ARRESTED; GIRL DIES
Wife Invokes Law to Break Up He
Husbands R0mnnce.

1KuSUUHub 1sVh""HCCs
PHILADELPHIA, PA. November 81
When her lover was arrested last night
upon a warrant sworn out by his wife
In Newark. n. r.. siXtcen-year-old
Juliana Pott. who has been posing for
two years as the wife of Ade1l Pott
and living with him in this city. COM
mitted suicide by drinking a large
quantity of carbolic acid.
The girl was found dead in her room
by a Newark detective, who had ar
rested Pott II vino was coming back
to take charge OF the girl. The girl
was a foster daughter of Pott, and two
years ago he left his wife and two
small children. 1t was n long time be-
fore the wife discovered the where
abouts of her husband. but when she
did she took steps to have him arrested.
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Mormon Issue Figures.

SALK LAKE, November s.--At the
close of a campaign, during which the
American party has charged the Re-
publicans and the Democrats with boz
ing two wings Of Mormon CHURCH
party, and the Democrats II Republl-
cans met. having each sought votes on
the Americans, tho result OF tho NUM-
cipal ballotttng on Tuesday seems
doubtful.
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FOR SALE, 1000 CORDS or WOOD.
price $3.50 per cord In carload lots
delivered In Richmond. VIRGINIA.
LuMBER2ANp BOX CO.. INC, PEI
tersburg, Va.
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Another Dry SHOT.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November AZ
"A, special to the ADVERTISER from pade-
VILE. Ala, Bays. Tnllapoosa county
will GO dry on January LIST next as the,
result of election held yesterday. Pro-
hibition Won by all Overwhelming mas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04

WANTED, THE PUBLIC no KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS, Jewellers, ole
East Main Street, buy. sell, exchange
and renlount diamonds In the. latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken III
exchange.
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miscellaneous.
UPHoLsTERING
WHEN YoU WANT THE BEST

BAGS AND GIFTS GOODS,
wish your trunks, bag or suitcase
repaired. be sure to call or telephone
to ROUNTREE'S RETAIL STORE,
703 East Broad Street. Phone 5l33.
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HIeftinQs.

Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
Ink Richmond s. Petersburg
Railroad Connection Company.
Office OF the Secretary,
Richmond. Va. October c2, 1907.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Richmond. Fredericks.
burg and Potomac and Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Connection
Company. will be held at It's office In
the city of Richmond. Va, on MON.
DAY. the 18th OF November. at. 10
O'clock A. NJ.
Transfer books will be closed from
November 18th TO November 18Th,
1907, both inclusive. i1T
95"t ". D. DUKE, 4,z
sttt Secretary
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Rotifes.


Richmond. Va, Dot. so, 1907,
WE WILL SELL FOR ACCOUNT Oh
ana forty-three (s43) shares OF the
capital stock OF the Tredegar Com
pany of Richmond. Virginia, ut pub
H. ! g.b n ,,,cn tat at t's poom M N 9t An, fhs
Nast Main Street, on November 18th
next. at 1876 p, M.
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SMOKE pUKENDE SALVADOR CIGAR;
five cents. THE W.. L.. GOODE
CIGAR AND TOBACCO CO., 1901
East Main Street.
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Wants
N CENT a WORD.

THE RATE for classified want Adver-
t,sifg Ia 1 cent per word. With a minimum
cost OF 10 cents for each i~nnertion when
pnld In advance. and rs cents whom charged.
The same ratio nppiiea to deaths. marriages,
obituaries and NIL other classifIcdj notices.
no display type allowed In the classified
n iumnA.
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washington Southern railway Com

onice Of the secretary.
Richmond. W., October 22, 1907.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stock.
holders of.the Washington Southern
Railway Company will be held at its
office In the city of Richmond. Va.
Der. 1907, at IL o'clock noon.
Transfer books will be closed from
November 18th to November 18TH,
both inclusive. W. D. DUKE,
Secretary.
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EDISON RECORDS.

"HoNEY BoY,"THE HIT. ALL NO
vember records good; on sale SAT-
urdny, October 26th. Come INT hear
them. 60S East Main Street.
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WANTED. GENERAL BLACKSMITH.
railroad work: Wilson, N. c.; $2.25
and board:sMwhite preferred. Adj
dress JAMES MULLIGAN.
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WANTED. a GOOD. RELIABLE, Ex-
%perlenced porter. Apply Mordav morn
iins at sTIEF'F'S PtANO STORE. EOS
East Broad.
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Wa. Failure In Oklahoma.

N lE AAE
Oklahomans who have swarmed
about the Hobbies of Washington hotels
for a week past say Secretary Taft
made a very poor impression upon the
people of the two Territories when he
was down there this fall. making
speeches against the Constitution OF
the proposed State OF Oklahoma. Even
Republicans admit that lie probably
did them more harm thar good.
r. For instance, ina speech at Okla.
|homa City. he urged the people to
fall into the Republican, column, ITO
ally themselves with the progressive
Republican States of the North and
West. instead of with the States OF the
Southland stasnation."
About three days prior ostl,c deliv-
cry of this speech. S. d. n. North, di-
rector of the Census Bureau, and one
OF the leading Republicans OF the
limited. States, had attached his name
to a built in1of the bureau, in which 1t
was sshown, and stated In almost so
many words. that the development and
general material progress of the South
ern States In the past ten years had
been about 100 per\cent. greater than
the progress and development of the
1 Western and Northern States.
THE Constitution was ratified by
100000 maioritN.'' remarked a Republi-
can Judge of Oklahoma. who Is here
trying to Undue the President TO make
him Judge of the Western Federal Dis.
trict. of the new State. The mention
OF Taft's name invariably makes an
Oklahoman laugh, and IL he be a Ire
publican. the laugh proceeds from the
wrong side of the mouth.
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POSITION WANTED ny YOUNG MAN
Of nineteen as sp~iano-player. Adj
dress, carelgeneral delivery, FRANK
III, FARMER.
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WANTED. for U. s. Army. able-bodied
and So, citizens OF United States. of
good character and temperate habits.
who can speak, read and write Eng
lish. Men wanted now for service IN
Cuba. For Information apply to Re
crulting Officer, $50 East Broad ST..
Richmond. Va; 123 Sycamore st. Pc
,%tersburg. Va. or Columbia Building.
CRANKY ST. Norfolk. Va,
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Richmond. Frederickspurg and Potomac

Railroad Company,
Once Of the Secretary,
Richmond. Va. October e, 1907.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
holdtrs OF the Richmond. Fredericixs-
burENand Potomac Railroad Company.
will be held at Its office in8the city
OF Richmond. Va, on MONDAY, the
18TH day Of November, 1907, ut IL
o'clock A. NJ.
Transfer books Willie closed from
November 18th to November 18th,
1907. both inclusive.
w. D. DUKE.
Secretary.
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WANTED. "A FIRsT.cLAss CIGAR
maker: hand workman Address Box
255. WinstonrSalem. N. c.
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Aituatipns TAaut.n, Alale.

WANTED. @DY YOUNG MAN WITH
Eool college. education and good
klnowledge OF bookkeeping position
iingoftlce of large manufacturing bus
inass. BpX 16,
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WANTED. PERMANENT. TRANSIENT
n table 1boarders at SIC North
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The Atlantic Land and I%mproyem,ent

office of the Secretary.
NOTICE is 8HEREBi GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting OF stock
holders OF The Atlantic Land and
Improvement Company will be held
at the office OF the company III the
city OF Richmond, Virginia. on Tues
day. tho 10th day Of November, a. D..
1907, ut 1880 o'clock F.. M.
II. L. BORDEN. Secretary,
NoNemher 9, 1907.
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ruxEpo SUITS FOR RENT.

TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
rent "sCHNuRMAN." 91S Main.
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IA GOOD ALL-RouNp BARKER
wishes petty position; good for hos
telswork. Address u Bi7, care Tines
4 Dispatch.