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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-11-14
Highest Awards
On Cocoa and Chocolate Made to Walter
Baker & Co. Limited

On Cocoa and Chocolate Made to Walter
Baker & Co. Limited.
The Jury on Food Exhibits at the
Jamestown Exposition have awarded
to Walter Baker u Co. Ltd, gold
medal for "Chocolate Preparations ,
Breakfast Cocoa and Cocoa Butter,
and also gold medal for most
admirable effective and artistic
installation of exhibit"
This makes the fitch highe st
award from the leading international
and local expositions in this country
and Europe for the superiority Of the
cocoa and chocolate preparations
manufactured by the Baker Company.
No other food product has a like
record.
1t is an interesting fact that the
sales of cocoa and chocolate made by
this concern go on increasing from
year to year more than five times as
fast as the increase in the population
of this country.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-11-14

Why object to the Darwinian theory,
when the converse of 1t Is 80 obviously
true? How many men make monkeys
of themselves!
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-11-14
For Sale

Alta bargain one bay driving horse, ten
years old Kind and sale for woman OF
child To drive or care for.
+. +. GORDON,
26 West Front street.
TIA Skowhegan, Me-
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-11-14

Tt7HVP' 07l 'Fb'' Ut VFI IIV'TVe 10 OOIIeI11NNSE7
CONNECTIONS
Al Oakland with Maine Central Railroad. AT SOM
erset Junction, with Canadian Pacific Railway AZ
Kineo Station with Coburn Steamboat Company ioi
all points on Moosehead Lake. At Norridgewoek
with stages for Skowhegan, Smithfeld and Mercer,
At Arson for Sawyer's Mills. At North Anson tor
North and West New Portland, Dead River, Flag
staff and Eustis. At Bingham FOR Forks. Carratunk'
Moose River, Mayheld. Kingsbury and Abbott.
GEO. F. EVANS. Vice President
F. E. BOOTHBY. General Passenger Agent.
F.v. BERRY. Asst. G. P. A., Oakland, Me.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-11-14
Libel for Divorce.

To the Hon. Justice of the Supreme Judi
cial Court next to be held at Skowhegan, in
the County Of Somerset and state of Maine.
Lillian Brogan of .lackman In the County
of Somerset and State of Maine, respectfully
represents that on the fifteenth day of June,
1902, at said Jack man she was lawfully mar
ried to william John Brogan OF Saint Johns,
New Brunswick, that the said libelant and
libelee cohablted In this State after their said
marriage; that the said libelant resided in
this State when the cause OF divorce accrued
rs hei eInafter set for tn, and had resided here
III good faith one year prior to the date here
of that the libelant has ever been faithful 70
her marriage Obl cations, but that the said
iibelee has been unmindful OF the same; that
on the third DAY of october, 1904 he utterly
desc, ted the libeint without reasonable
kluee and has Continued said desertlon Tor
three consecutive ears next prior to the III
ing OF this libel that being of suffcient abil-
itN he has VI o sly, Mantonly and cruelty neg
lected and ref sed To- pi Divide suitable main
tenance for your hbelant; that since Their
lntermarrla9e the said hbelee had been adj
dlcted to gross and oon1rm eu habits OF IN
toxtcation; that he has been guilty of cruel
and abusive L eminent ana extreme cruelty
towards her, us follows. to wit:
Wherefore she pl avs that divorce from
the bonds Of matrinon. between herself and
said ibelee, may be decreed.
And the libolant further alleges that the
present residence Of said libelee Is unknown
TO her and cannot be ascertained by reason
able diligence
LILLIAN BROGAN, Libelant
Somerset, -. NoVem Der I, 1907 Inc said
libelunt made oath that the above allegation
as to the residence of the libelee is true.
Before me
CHESTER II. MILLS, Notary Public.
Somerset, s.. Clerks Office, Sup. lad Court.
Received and filed sixth day of November,
n. u. 1907.
Attest: w. 7, SEEKINs, Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT IN VACATION.
Skowhegan, November 6, 1907
Upon the annexed Libel, 1t is ordered by
me, the undersigned, Justice of said Court.
that notice he given to the libelee by publish
ing an attested copy of the same, or an alb
stract thereof, together with this order there
on. three weeks successfully In the Somerset
Reporter, a newspaper pr inted in Skowhe-
gan In the County OF Somerset, the last pub
lication to be thirty days AT least before the
next term OF said Court, to be holden at
Skowhugan, within and for said County on
the fourth Tuesday of December next that
he may then AMI there appear In said Court
and answer thereto. fine see I.
WM. L. WHITEHOUSE,
Justice supreme judicial Court
\ true copy OF libel and order of Court
thereon.
Attest: w. T. SEEKINs, Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-10
.HECHLER ACCEPTED
AS PARTY NOMINEE
.Henrico Committee Meets to
Consider Matter and Sits
Behind Closed Doors.
ONLY RESULTS GIVEN OUT
Reorganization Effected BY
Election Of DIR. Michael
as Chairman.

g
BY virtue ofethe action taken Jester
day morning by the Henrico Demo
cratic Committee, Mr.. Henry e. Hecl-
slerromalta the noinlnee.of the Demo
cratic party for the treasurership Of
the county.
'rlie committee met at the court
lhouse yesterday morning for the pur-
pose of reorganization and to settle
the status OF Mr.. Hcehier, who is under
by the grand jury for alleg.
ed violation OF the Barksdale pure cleo.
ton law. DIR. L. p. Michael was elected
chairman, and then the minutes of the
former session weresread and approved
The result WAS that Mr. Ifechler Tnd
all the others on the tickets were de-
'cinred to be the Democratic nominees.
and they will be supported as such.
One gentleman made an effort to
have Mr.. Hechler resign in case he
should be elected after conviction Of
the misdemeanor with which he is
charged, but there were none but him
to support this proposition. The meet
ing was held behind closed doors. and
nothing but the result was given out
for publication.
Mr.. G. p. Taylor was elected secre-
traS and Mr.. o. N. Nuckols treasurer.
a list OF all the candidates was ordered
published.
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DESERTED wives
APPEAL I FOR HELP.
Six Cases Reported to the Assoc.
ciatcd Charities iii One
Day.
DRUNKEN HUSBANDS LEAVE.
Telegraph Operator Draws
Wages and Skips--Pitiful
Story Of Distress.
DRUNKEN HUSBANDS LEAVE

+ u \ u 3
Applications from six worthy wo-
mon, destitute, and tho mothers Of
young children, and all deserted by
their husbands, war tile record Of tho
Associated Charities on Tuesday. All
OF these women are without money OF
food, and arc dependent upon the AS
ISOLATED Charities for the bare necessi-
ties OF life. In each case the htls-
bands are amply able TO support them
in comfort.
Probably the inost pitifnl of the six
penniless women is the wife Of Il tele-
graph operator. who has II baby only
ten days OLD and two other small
children. About week ago her hus-
Land drew his pay--y104--and disap-
peared. Hoping each day that he
would return or send her some mes
sage. the wife delayed asking for help
until yesterday. Being. without food or
Tor aid to Dr. Buchanan.
~ young woman. about twenty-five
years old. living on West Marshall
street. where she has been Keeping a
boarding house. was deserted by her
husband about a month ;.go. She owes
SIS rent on her house and about $1UG
On aHAT5 lurUItuTe. tDOuEHt on Inc .1fi-
atalnAant plan. and which she will
probably lose unless the amount can
he raised In II short tifne. She has
been married about eight months and
has n child about five years old by o
previous marriage. Her health IL such
that she needs tho care of a, physi.
clan.
Drove His Son From Home.
ahotnsi WAC I.siu.ns III .tiic north.
Nd 4 ns,I 4.
circumstances. stie Ii forty years olc
anu Is the mother OF four cnlioren the
youngest OF Mnoul is one and one
halt years OF age. The father. said
to be II worthless drunkard, be-
lore lie deserted ms family drove his
old enough to be of service to his
mother. from home. Her rent lis due
ind she must have home for herself
and family In a short while.
The husband of one. while he has
not really ,deserted his family, is on,
on IA prolonged spree and has MOI
made any provision for his family.
which consists OF wife. whose healts,
Ii very poor. and four small children.
In this case the rent Is due and there
IS nothing To eat.
a mother. whose husband Is In jail
glands in imminent danger OF being
turned srto the street with her two
young children. Another. whose has.
lard formerly worked for the CITY of
kichmond. but is now in jail in New.
port News. is dependent upon charity
FOR food anLs shelter.
tDr. buchanan. superintendent of the
Associated Charities. SAYS that wife-s
deser,ion Is increasing. and warmly
advocates atroagers4IaW tos cope with,
the situation. As the law now stands,
the woman mus move against her hus.
band. but few women are willing to.
do II. a
This Increase of unfnrturntes who
ares sai,v ma king prgent cesis on the
lsstiiution n,acas It in need OF add
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This means that the ice cream season
has closed for yours truly. The girl
never eats ice cream after October 1st.
About this time she hands out the kraut.
and Rieners. Julia is good cook, II
sfe does say It llerself,Sas shouldn't.
The last time ! went out thcret to see
her she said: YOU'RE awfulIy dressed up
in your new clothes" Ihdidn't say a
word 1t was my last seasons suit
pressed over. That's one nice thing
about the clothes you can buy Mt this
store. They have the real wear in
them. and nobody is going to know
when you get them sponged and,
pressed but what you've got dandy
new suit The only thing Is. you want
n nice shade Of brown this fall, instead
OF gray or course. there will be lots
OF grave worn, too. but then the browns
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY.

Finds Some True Bills ana Members Go to
the Fair.
r. The Federal grand Jury sat for short
time yesterday morning. found true bills
against four Richmond saloonmen charged
With rehlling whtskey bottles without frs;
destroying the United States internal rove
nue stamp thereon, and adjourned early 10
allow such members as desred to do SO to
attend the State Fair.
The indictments brought In were against
Z. Margantt, NJ. Massei,iIJ. i. Ebenhacli,
Charles D, Hutzler. Besides members OF
tho grand Jury the clerk and his deputies
and other court officials Went to the fair
In tho afternoon.
q The cases OF frank p, Burke, Rev j..
\ Ttarg grave and ". S. Buchanan VIII come
before the Jury to-day. 81 Il
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NEGRO WEEK.

Colorsd People TO Have Celebration nj
Jamestown Exposition.
The big negro week Mt the Jamestown Ex-
position Will begin October 22d. The move-
ment is headed by Giles jackson and other
prominent negroes. A large crowd Is ex.
pee ted to attend from Richmond and the
Piedmont section. They will be addressed by
Rev. !. D. Lewis and Rev. w. +. Graham.
OF Richmond. and prominent colored speak.
eri from other sections OF the State.
4 Tho exhibit Is said 10 be very Interesting
Free admission Will be allowed to all the
government and exhibit buildings. and a
hearty welcome is promised all who attend
There are. accommodations on the grounds
for from 500 TO- 1000 coIored people.
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BEING HELD IN MURDER CASE

Two Men on the franklin In Irons
"a Awaiting the HcHrinE. S
NORFOLK. VA, October els w.
Hunt seaman, and w, H. Forest bug or,
aboard the United States receiving shin
nre being held In connection
with the murder of Thomas Hastings,
.first-clnss baker aboard the Franklin.
III Berkeley Ward last Saturday night,
The n,fn are in irons aboard the Frank
lin. They will be in the Police Court
on Tuesday next. when tbs. murde or case
only Information obtainable4 about them
aboard the Frurklils is that they are
being held as witnesses. An unknown
negro, Il t. was eported, committed the
murder. H ssss 5.5 8
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- Z % u RICHMOND.
IN. a. u. FREDERICKSBURG
7-,ST-s1 ~ 1000 ~ - e POTOMAC 4 n. n.

u - = & POTOMAC r. r.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND - NORTH
WARD.
s:sS 4 MM-D Da1yyn;ys. 8: rhrousn.
1880 a. M.--Weak Days-Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
$40 4. M.-Daily-Byrd Street. Through
Local stops 80 s8
1850 r. M.--Week Says-Eiba. Ashland
Accommodations |Eis "A
400 E M.-Week Days--Byrd st. wash
Ington Accommodation.
6A5 7. M.--sunday only-Eiba. washinn.
ton Accommodation.
$50 z. M.-Week Days-Eiba. Ashland
Accommodation.
6:ib p. M.--Daiiy-Main St Through
500 2. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through.
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcnMoND-souTH
$3.50 a. M.--Week Days-Elba Ashland
Accommodation. s..b
go a. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through.
s:ab a. M-Week Days--Byrd st. wash
ington Accommo dation.3 81 s5 Jsss
1885 a. M.--Sunday only-Eba. Washing Il
ton Accommodate RI
1880 a M-Week Days--Elba. Ashland
accommodation. ss
l2:2O z. M.--Daily--Mnitl st. Through.
Z 2:45 r. M.-Daiiy--Byrd ST. Throush.
( 3:45 p. M.--Week Days--Nfain ST. Through
'Washihgton- Elk position special.,' .s5
s:ln z. M.-Week Days--Elba. Ashiand
Accommodation. s5.
5:is e. -Dally-Byrd st. Through.
i $500 2. M.-Daiiy-Byrd st. through. Lo-5
s:15 p M I.oi, ST. through
EoTE.-Pullman Sleeping or parior Cara
on ,nll above trains. except local accor1n,p-
dntions. i5s 51i5 q 1'7f3l!iagss
J. All trains to and from Byrd Street station
Time OF arrival and departures and con
nectinrs not guaranteed.
G. w. CULP. w. p. TAYLOR.
Gen'l5 supt. Traf. Mgr
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Tobacco Trust Admits Govern
NO SECRET IN OWNERSHIP

b 1870 y =
NEW YORK, octoberaa. THE answer
the other defendants to the govern
ment's suit under the Sherman anti
trust law has been filed in the United
States Circuit Court by Junus Parker.
counsel for the American Tobacco Com
panr.
The government began its suit on
July 9Th. alleging restraint of trade
and seeking the dissolution of the cor.
pora ton. The original suits name the
American Tobacco Company and sixty
three other corporations as defendants,
alleging the iatterto be Gin one way or Or
American Tobacco Company or asso-E
ciated with 1t Ill the conduct of It's
business. Thirty. individuals are also
irony thong n a Brady. '' Benjamin ii N. Duke
Pierre Lorlllard and r. "A. 3. Widener.
The answer admits that all the linz
portant allegations Of the government
lions made by the government attorneys
are false. The answer gives a history
of theS cOmpany's growth. even going
and then seeks to show where tho
conclusions drawn by the government
are wrong
In regard to the. charges that many
closed and eliminated by the American
Tobacco Company for the purpose OF
destroying compe tition. the answer dee
clares that so long as brands remain
stroyed. as competition In the tobacco
trade is matter of struggle between
brands, not factories. The answer
points POI out on that none OF the business or
the contrary. all have been built up
and the business has been increased.
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Professor Patton Dend.

WASHINGTON, d. c., October 9.-Edmund
r. Patton, aged eighty-one years. and we'll
known in Southern education circles. died ut
his apartments In this city last night. He
wos formerly president OF Erskine College.
S. c.. and of West Tennessee College, jack
sen, Tenn. and for many years professor of
dead languages In tho University Of South
Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-10
pmLoMATmEAN MEETING.
'irst Assembly 10 BE Held in williamsburg

T1fst ABselnDIys 10 De FIFIN III Nl1HHIsEaIrE
s IA Next Week.
The first assembly OF the Phiiomnthear
Literary ssocJety <of the William and Mary
College at williamsburg. Va. Will be held
next Thursday night
An address Will be made by the presi-
cent. C.. e. Koontz declamations by Mr. r.
p Grey and Mr. F. E. Graves. The orator
o. the occasion will be Mr.. w. e. Roach.
whose subject will be 'Defniteness. Its Eff
fccts on Life"
The subject for debate Will be. Resolved.
That the government of Virginia should
favor preparatory schools more than coll
ioges and universities; the affirmative. Nj.
c. c. Bell, and the negative. Mr. II. G.
Young.
Mr.. G. j.. II. Johnaon will read the Philo-
mnthean Star, a mirthful socicty publlca-
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

\ Cars leave corner Of seventh and PerfyS
Streets, Manchester. evsry hour NJ tons thsi
Ii urY from 8 a. II. to 10 p Nj, II F'.E y,
car to II Chester. Last car midnight
through TO Petersburg Limited car. 5;46
p NJ, daily. except Sunday. lssg
e Cars leave Petersburg, foot Sot sy camors
street e.,ary hour from 6:35 A.. NJ to 1885
p NJ. N Last car, 1870 r. NJ; Limited oar.
1915 a, NJ daily. except sunday, .s 83
All ours from Petersburg connecting RlcAf;
mohd cars t ~ u X n s s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-10
MAY VOTE
ON DRIVING HIIIsKEY OUT

MONTGOMERY. Ala. October 9.-Peti-
cDs for an election on the question of elimi-
nation of wriskey from Montgomery county
are being circulated to-day. majority of
the qualified voters are required to sign the
cal. for an election. Enthusiasm Is high.
and the prospect is that seventy-Ave per
cent. of the men will sign.
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Atlantic Coast Line
.Seaboard All Line Railway,

SUUTHBOUND$ TRAINS Scheduled no
IN LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
n s;as a. M.-Local to Norlina. RslaiEh.
ers and coaches, Atlanta, Blrnin CHAM. sa-s
jacksonville and Florida patpts.
,9:eb p M.-Sleepers and coaches, "A tlants
Birmingham. Memphis. Savannah. Jackson
SoRTHBoUND TRAINS Scheduled 10
M NJ ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY, IT
$50 A. M 6;85g r. Nj, 7:05 =. 81.
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New James River Day Line
RETWEEN

Fts31{ 6iiIN tiEJN ttssgs
RICHMOND. NEWPORT. IN EWS III JAMES.
81 10 yyN IaxPosITIo N ND NORFOLK.
THE srAUNcH AND SPEEDY STEAMER
QUEEN ANNE, IS
Through fast line; no t!resoma stops al
river landings; leave Richmond ono hour
5latal than other line ana Sreacl Is Jam stown
3Dxroslt ion three hours III earlIer. 5 5Ssss
Great reduction IN rates, Straight fare
To Newport News, Jamestown Exposition
and Norfolk, sl,ss Round trip. good TOR
ten days. 5000. special round trip tickats.
leaving Wednesday, and Fridays. returning
sundays. Sl.hO. i8i n
steamer Leaves Richmond Mondays wed .
nesdays ana Fridays; at 8 ~, Nj. Clyde Line
plersl5 Returning, leave % Norfolk Al Tues !,
days and ThursdRys, Camphell' n Wharf.
Tao NJ; \, Jamestowp Rxpasi,lop Crime
As M reaching Richmond 4 P, h Nj. on
sunday leave SoIfolk 4 : n, Pine Bepel,
arriving Richmond 8:so II, NJ, steamer
stops so intpntes Mt Jalnestnwn Island gulaE
md returning, Fors information taisrhona
cir II. ~ NO opFIN, Agent, Clyde Line
st'ier Al Y48 "A III I'M sl Ii s yEsss
Regular meals ii nice Lunch service as
mag 10 desired, II n XXI ~
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NOTED COMMAND COMING.
Governors Fn0tguards Of Hartford To
Il DnYnlIY Enfnrf OiNril q

M Royalty Entertained.
4l Invitations will be Issued to- a military
ball TO BIO given on October 18th In the
Masonic Temple by the Richmond Light In
Sfcrtrye Blues In honor OF the Governors
Fdotsuardss of Hartford. Conn
During the visit of this55hstorlc spcinl-
order many cntertnrimentssHil be
arranged, The Goyernor aud Mrs. Swan.
son Will receive them in the mansion, and
the Joint parade OF tho visiting ana home
military VIII BIO an event Of note.
~ Officers are numerous in tile Foot guards.
and two majors, eleven captains and two
complete battalion arc accredited to them.
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rOkcuplNE CHASE.
49, Y ..Xarn,Int,,- WILL - -

learned Professors Want to Know What
"yarmint" VIII Eat.
Tho classic shades Union Theological
Seminary were enliyened Tuesday afternoon
By .porcupine chase. one of those unique
ard hIghI.-polnted ..varmints. having es-
capped from this State Fair Grounds and ap-
piled for admission to the Presbyterian
school for the training of preachers The:
young theolpgues found the wiry little animal
on their tennis courts. and noyed him up
fo-S future reference The learned pro &c ssors
are searching through ting library for some
as 10 what IL proper food for
the curious animal.
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FORM HEBREW LEAGUE.
eakers to Address ,1a.s-AIeetine Sunday

Speakers to Address Mass-MeetlnG Sunday
Afternoon.
The Hebrew Educational League, Whose
object will be to teach the history and
literature OF their people, has been organized
by the jewish young men of the city. with
quarters at No. 1861 East Main Street.
The following officers have been elected:
l. Kay. president: Mr.. Daumbeawer, vice
president; f. Gray. secretary. and H. Lebo-
WITT, treasurer. A mass-meeting. which
viii be addressed by four speakers. will be
held at rho temple on Eleventh Street at Z
O'Clock Sunday evening.
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Valuable Record.

Major Robert W. Hunter. Secretary OF
Military Records. has received from Cap
tain W. II. Sutherland, OF Company c.
Twenty-fourth Virginia Infantry. perfect
record of the command. The command was
OF men from Carroll county, and
was mustered into service at Lynchbur,,
Nav 81 1861 - AZ = -
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TRAM SERVICE TO ram GROUNDS

The r., +. and P. r. r. will operate
between Laurel and Broad Streets and
the State Fair Grounds. trains every
twenty minutes. commencing about
9:30 A. NJ. Until about 2. NJ, on Weei-
nesday. Thursday and Friday. October
9Th, 10th and nth. Fare only five
cents. Purchase ticket before taking
train.
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Railroads I
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
/, y B.--Following schedule figures pub
!N. only ~ Information. and ara noe
Guaranteed. sSss VA {;
too y. M.-1SDaiy - Local for Chartotts, n
con,ncatns az Keysvlle for Chase city
ana Clarksville. 33iss7 \ NJ Il
ll:ip q. M ---Daiiy-+ Limited - BUFFET Putt
inan to Atantnt and Birmingham, New
orleans Memphis, Chattanooga, aud
~ the South. Through coach Tor
Ghnsn City Oxford, Durham nti
Raleigh. n u NIL
,s;e sg Z. M.--ES. 5sunday--xeysvitle Local.
llliss p =. NJ .--Dnily---Limited Pullman ready
$3.50 u. NJ. for all tho south.s
YORK RIVER LINE.
~ $50 z. NIX. s,indny--1.in1itad--T wess e
Point--Connecting for baltimore n
~ 2.I5 i. MEX Sundays ss
s ~; 10: 4. 1, Nix SUNDAYS. Local to west
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:5 5s A. NJ. $40 r. M.---F'rom all tho South.
#flo Z. Ms---t'ron Charlotte Raleigh. DUR.
ham. Chnse City and local stations
si4o a. M.--Fron sKeysville--L.nCaI
e:2o =. M.--Frorn Baltimore and West
+ Point. 8 d .5S 1 fSsHIs.s
q. w. wEsTBuRy. D. p. Al.
$40 p. Main Street, Richn,ond va
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Merchants and Miners Transportation ca.
Z Norfolk to Ro.toM, Mas. 81

ii88 ~ Nnrf0IE TO 1SuAtOM, l73ES5g955
Proylleuec, Il. u. ann savannah. Ga.
steamers leave gNortoik for t3ostons ~
II Az dnesday. Friday and SAtnrd ays For
evidence None, ay,s hurshay and Sc tlrdsyS
nj ~ II. NJ, Rassensars aud yetsht taken
for an New Eng and paint q tekats On
isalo Ut @. Il. q. Ry,. ~ Rys ~ htces ana
Nos s0S and sl 10 Eat ~ All,
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doiph county. North Carolina, serving
500 people and 10 families.
Wilson f. Perry appointed regular,
Aliley Perry. substitute. for rural cat'-
rier. route 5. at Raleigh. NC,
Albert G. Shumway appointed post
master at Rich Patch. Allegheny coun-
ty. Va, vice WILLIAM, Carver. resigned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-10
@teAmboats. 81
Clyde Steamship Company.

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Freicht received AID delivered daily At
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