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TIGERS SCORE BUT
A SINGLE
RUN
National Leasuers Beat Detroit
Twice Running
CHlCAG0'S DEFENSE STRONG
Windy City Players Knock Slower oui
OF the Box In -Four Innings Tigers
Lose Chances.

CHICAGO, Oct. II. - The Detroit
American league team suffered its sec
ond successive defeat at the hands OF
the Chicago Nationals here. scoring
only a run. Chicago tailed five times,
four Of the runs being the result OF
solid hitting.
Siever started to pitch for Detroit.
but the Cubs took kindly to his curves
and batted him out of the box In four
innings. Killian then took up the work
and was found for three hits and an
other run In the fifth.
The Tigers tried vainly to break
through the Chicsgos defense. Reul
bach pitched strongly In the opening
innings. and when he showed signs of
weakening In the fifth and sixth in
nings his team mates came to his res
cue with fast double plays.
The big crowd Was more demonstra
i've than ever. Reulbach's brilliant
pitching in the early innings and the
crashing hits Of Steinfeldt, Evers and
Sh<ckard reused the Chicago partisans
to repeated cheers.
The play was much faster than on
the preceding days. Only thirteen bats
men faced Reulbach In the Hrst four
innlngs, while the Chicago hitters lost
no time In raightening out Siever's
bondsrs. The FIRST run came In the
second innings, when Steinfeldt lined
the ball over third base. reaching sec
end on the hit King sacrificed. and
Evsrs stung double over Hrst base.
SteiAfeldt scored, but Evers was left
when Schultz and Tinker we've retired
on infield srounders.
With Reulbach going at top speed
that one run looked good enough to
win but just to make the result GER
tain the Nationals went after Sisver's
curves savageiy In the fourth. Stein
feldt drove a long fly to left field to
start the inning. Jones getting the ball
near the boundary. Killing followed
with q hard single to right. Evers
sent him to third with another drive
to the same territory. and Schultz drop
ped a hy safely In center, Killing scor-
Ing. Evers tried to make third on the
hit, but was caught and run down by
q swarm Of Tiger players. Schultz adj
vancing to second. Tinker lifted high
fy to Jones. but the left fielder drop
ped the ball, Schultz scoring and Tin
ker going to third Reulbach caught q
low ball over second base. sending Tin
ksr home. Coughlin then caught Sla
gls's high ~.
Manager Jennings decided that SIC.
yer had failed to make good so XII
liam appeared In the next inning. He
was greeted warmly enough, two dou-
bles and hard single being got OF his
delivery. Only one run resulted, how
ever, as the hits alternated with outs
Chance secured the first double and
consequently scored the run.
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cHILDs AWARDED s2o2
punlevy Breach Of Promise Case Goes
to Supreme Court.

Brattleboro, Oct. 10.-The jury in the
case OF Rollin S. Childs of this town
against j. h, Pollard of Chester, rem.
dered verdict in county court yester-
day ut Newfane for the plaintiff to re.
cover $2O2.S4. This is to reimburse
the plaintiff for money advanced on an
Insurance policy for the defendant.
The defendant held that the policy was
never ordered and not wanted. He
ala not even know of It's issue until IL
had been in force for a year.
III the breach of promise suit of
Miss Katherine G. Dmlevy of Brattle-
Doro against Edward j. Fenton of
Brattleboro, the defendant filed a de
murrer to plaintiffs replication to the
defendants sixth plea. The demurrer
was over ruled and the case was pass
ed to the supreme court The plain.
TN thus won on a law point but the
defendant gain IA postponement of the
trial which was the main object of the
demurrer,
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AGED HERMIT DEAD
Oummerston Man, Worth $4,000 Lived
In a Shack

Brattleboro oct. S.--Augustine ].
Laughton. of Dummerston, So years
old, died Sunday night after brief
illness of pneumonia. He lived alone
in shack and boarded at Henry Ham
ilton's AS he did not appear for din
ner Mr.. Hamilton and Frederick Laugh
ton went to the shack and found the
door locked. They broke the window
and found Augustine in bed, critically
ILL., The Brattleboro ambulance was
summoned to take him to the home of
his brother, but he lived only short
time.
Mr.. laughton was farmer and own
ed property in Dummerston and Brat
tleboro valued at $4,000. Another
brother died in Brattleboro few years
ago leaving about $4,000 in bureau
drawer.
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SUPREME COURT CASES
That Of Bolies for Killing Dog Tha
Worried Deer Tried Yesterday.

Montpelier. Oct. 9.-ln supreme
court today the case of A. Zonotti VS..
Henry Bolles of Marshiield to deter
mine the liability of the defendane IN
killing dog for worrying deer, was
tried. Among the other cases before
the court were those of W. W. Cate
against Fife and child. Washington
county, lumber case; h. S. Wade VS.
Charles NJ. Bruce, administrator, and
others. Caledonia Adelard Thibault vs.
the Connecticut Valley Lumber com
pany, Essex, submitted on briefs, and
John w. Gordon VS.. T. j. Deavitt,
Washington. to determine homestead
rights in the Admiral Dewey birth
place.
The Windham county court cases of
the state against DR.. j. NJ. Ryder and
state against Boston and Maine Rail
road company for violation of the tele-
phone law, are set for hearing at Brat
tleboro. There is but little more bust
ness for the court to transact.
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INJURIES RESULT FATALLY
J. 3. Pitts of Shrewsbury Who Was
Struck by Falling Tree, Dies.

Rutland, Oct. 9,--James b. Pitts aged
about % years, died at his home in
Shrewsbury Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock from injuries received from a
falling tree a week ago yesterday
Since the accident Mr.. Pitts has been
unconscious most of the time and his
death was expected at any moment
He leaves three brothers, three sisters
and both parents. At the time of the
accident he was working for j. II. AL.
drich of Shrewsbury. He was nat
i've of Shrewsbury and has lived there
all his life.
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There will be a social dance in For.
esters' hall Saturday night. Music by
Goldsmiths orchestra.
Mrs. William IL. Hawks left Thurs.
day night for Chicago called by the ser
ious illness of her daughter, Mrs. h. B.
Huling, who was taken i'll while driv.
ing and was not able to go home but
and physicians and nurses summoned
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WEATHER FORECAST
Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours.

For Eastern New York and western
Vermont rain tonight and colder in the
west and north portions. Saturday
clearing and colder.
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CATAMOUNTS VS.. BRAYToNs
Bennington Football Team Agains,
North Adams Team Saturday.


The Catamounts, the name under
which Bennington's famous football
team of few years ago won some
notable victories on the gridiron,
have been re-organized and will play
their first game at 4.30 tomorrow after.
noon on the athletic field against the
Brayton's of North Adams. The Gaia.
mounts have been practicing consistent
iously during the past two weeks and
have been materially assisted In build
ing up team under the coaching OF
+. h. Battles. Several of the players
have held positions on the high schoo
elevens of recent years and Others
have played on the local Bennington
team. The lineup will be as follows:
lonergan, re; Johnson. TT; Briggs, re-;
Davenport. C; Barber, lg; Kaplitz, It;
Dean. lie; Nevis, RIB; Stuart, lib
PelIerin, q; Lynch. fb.
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Christian Scientists.

Services at 9 p. m. and on Wednes-
dayAt 1.45 p. m, corner Park and
Scott streets Subject October 18th.
1907. Doctrine of Atonement." Read
ing room same address, open on We'd
nesday to 5.
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W. C. T. U. MEET
At the Home Of Mrs. Nj. c. Huling at
North BENNINGTON.

The large parlors of Mrs. NJ. c. HUI
ings home AT North Bennington were
filled by ladies OF the village on We'd
nesday afternoon at the meeting of the
Temperance Union. Program; Deyo-
tional exercises, led by Mrs. Helen
Cole: seCretary's report, Mrs A. NJ.
Jones; brief paper, THE Convention as
We Saw 1t, by Mrs. Lamb, one of the
delegates to the recent state conyen-
ton of the w. c. T. U. held in Bran
don: music, piano duet by Misses Hen
rietta Walbridge and Mary Woodruff;
original lines by Mary Howe Benning
Souvenirs from the Holy Land" fol
lowed by delightful talk by Mrs. H.
c. White on her recent trip to Egypt
and Palestine. The pictures she drew
of life and scenes in that far away
country, her walk from Jerusalem TO
Bethany over the ground the Master
trod, her visit to the Mount Of Olives
overlooking Jerusalem, will not soon
be forgotten. - $500 1900.
The next meeting of the Temperance
Union will be held the first Wednesday
in November. There will be papers
on The Convention as We Heard IT.
and plans for juvenile and Sunday
school work will be discussed, the
meeting to be in charge of Mrs. Nellie
LOOMS and Mrs. Henry Spencer.
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The Exhibition Of New Dress Goods and Silks

attracts and delights cry visitor to the store You'll
not be surprised when you visit the department Just
say s'Show Me-" II you're undecided on either
terial or color for your new Fall gown think you
will settle the question very quickly.
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SHIRTWA1sT BOXES
$500 BUYS

l. FouR-PAssENGER LAWN SWING.
Hammocks,2 75c to $3.50. HOWELL
BROS, COZ E. Broad Street.
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silent boarders at THE LURAY, 4o3
Z. Main Street; excellent table; nice
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Times Dispatch Branches.

The following Branch OFFICES have been
established for tho benefit OF those living
at n distance from tho Main Officn of The
Times Dispatch. The Times Dispatch Wants
left at any Of these branches VIII receive
tho same careful attention as though they
had boon left DIT tho Main Onice. and there
Will be no extra cost TO the advertiser:
sLAUGHrER.s DRUG STORE. twenty NTH
aud Nenabo Streets.
w, n. IsANlsS. 2s13 East Broad Street.
A. A.. SCOTT. Twenty nth and Broad
Streets.
NILLlAMs8 PHARMACY. twenty FIRST and
Marshall Streets. 81
TARRANT. GRANT g. Co. Foushoe and
Broad Streets.
q. w LATlMlR. NO 500 West Marshall
Street.
TlIOMpsoNS DRUG sTORE. No. 1921 West
Main Street.
1. L. BEvER1DGE. Brook Ave and Clay
Street.
RADY's DRUG STORE, Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 5000 Will
iiamsburg Avenue. Fulton
RoB1Ns.s PHARMACY. No. 200 East Mar
shall street.
CITY DRUG STORE. No. 1s4l East Main
Street. corner Fifteenth.
JUDsoN CUNNINGHAM No. 2027 East
Main. corner Twonty-hrst.
WALLiss PHARMACY. no. ss4 South Pine
Street.
kIRK-PARR1su CO.. No. Az East Broad
x Street.
TIE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. Sol West
Cary street.
EATON PHARMACY. rwen,y-elshth and
n Streets. 4f
&RIsON's PHARMACY, No. 11s Canal
Street.
j. I. LEWIS. No. 4 East Broad Etrcet.
AuNDLEY q WALKER. Twenrynf,h and
Leigh Streets.
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IN Lively CHASE.
Fu!toa i!ili People Fursue wounded Negro
Burglar.

fulton ;!ili People ruts,ie WOUNDED Nero
Burglar.
An exciting chase after wounded nesr,
burglar, who was trying to force an en-
trance into the home OF Thomas o'connor,
a mall carrier. occurred Monday night la
Fulson oConnor heard soma ono appar.
entity making an effort to break into his
Fulton Hill. and he began firing at a mar
Who was fumbling with the latch of the.
hred crowd had gathered and d number
or people went In pursuit Of the would bo
burglar Ihe, man had evidently been hit
by one Of o.Connor's bullets. for he left n
trail of blood, which made It easy for ths
crowd to follow him until he disappeared In
stretch of woods near the house. Polloe-
gan arrived shortly after the disturbances
had Gained down slightly but though they
made n search failed to locate the negro,
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Dividend Notices.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad CO.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad CO.,
Office Of the Treasurer,
Wilmington, N. c., June IS. 1907.
THE BOARD Or DIRECTORS OF ATT
@lantio Coast Limo Railroad Company
Cent, on the Common Capital Stock
Of that Company, payable at tho Of
flee Of the Treasurer, at Wilmington,
N. e, on and after July 10TH 1907,
day OF June, 1907 The transfer
books ere closed from the 21st day
Of June 1907. to the nth dry OF July,
1907. both dates inclusive. .
JAMES f. POST. Treasurer.
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PLACE FOR RuNABOUTs.
stanhopes. Surveys and Top Buggies
for business and pleasure; largest
stock. OF all styles. in the city. w.
G. SMITH. Fifth Street.
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HANDSOME RUGS AND DRUGGETs
woven from old carpets. Mrs. A. ].
PYLE, 315 North Fifth.
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FOR SALE. A MINE PRACTICE. PAY
ing from three to four thousand dol
dress Dr.. J. 4. DAVIS. Lock Box i5s,
Winifrede, W. Va.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified Want Adyer-
Using IL cont per word. With minimum
post OF 10 cents for each insertion. when
paid in advance. and rs cents whom
charged. Tho Same ratio applies to deaths.
marriages, obituaries and all other classi-
Ned notices No display typo allowed In
tho classified columns.
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Dissolution Notices.

Richmond, Va, july s. 1907.
the partnership lately subsisting. be-s
tween us, the Undersigned, w. Fred
Richardson and Charles L. Chappell,
carrying on business as funeral d.
rectors ana the storage Of furniture
at col West Main Street. under the
style or firm of Richardson & Chap
pell, in the city Of Richmond, Va,
was on the Sth day of July, 1907,
dissolved by mutual consent. and
that the business in future will be
carried on by the said w. Fred Rich
ardson alone, as successor to Rich-
ardson & Chappell who Will pay and
discharge oil debts and liabilities.
and receive all moneys payable to
the said late firm, M
w. FRED RICHARDSON.
CHARLES L. CHAPPELI.
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WANT ED, BY G. &: @. r r. CO. AT
Seventeenth Street and Fulton shops
carpenters and car-repalrers
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WANTED, A CARRIAGE WOOD
worker, Apply. at once to W. G.
Z SMITH. 314 n. Fifth Street.
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Lost and Found.


LOST, BETWEEN I AND S O'CLOCK
al July 9th. OH Brona Streei,
between Home for Incurab les and
Tenth street, or on Grace, Marshall
Clay or Leigh, or some cross street
between Monroe and Tenth .st.erls
lady's pocketbook, containing about
50, 9. pair of long kid gloves, ana
b several souvenir postals, come OF
them addressed to Miss Della Roo
ertson. Stanton, Texas. II refurn-
cd 70 this office. auitable reward
8 Will be paid. go
LOST, BETWEEN LEIGH STREET,
Hermitage Road aud West Grace
Street. one pair Snickal-rim specta-
Giles. Reward If returned to SOUTH
IRN STOVE WORKS, .Phona 3l55.
sTRAYED. FROM sos e. FRANKLIN
street. II small white Maltese terrier.
had on small leather collar With
bells. Reward II returned to above
address.
LOST. GOLD WATCH, AT E1GH-
teenth, Broad 10 Oakwood; IS reward
II returned to 21I5 IL East Broad
street. j. NJ BOWEN.
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Situation Professional.

A STUDENT OF THE yYOMAN'S COLI
lege, Richmond, desires a position in
a private family to teach small chill
dren; English branches and music.
Address Miss s., care Of Postmaster,
I9tna Mills. Va
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HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOIL
at HUGHES'S. 200 N. Third Street.
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WANTED. MAN TO RUN. MOuLDEK
machine in furniture factory. Apply
to w. u. IIYSIE, General Manager
Wakefield Mfg. Co.. Wakefield. va.
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Board Wanted.

WANTED. BOARD FOR MAN, WIFE
and two children. in suburb OF Rich
1nond or in county. near car line
Address x 49, care this Office
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Business Opportunities,

"A YOUNG MAN. AS BOOK
Keeper. in an instalment business;l
bond. For full particulars address
u GAO, care this Office.
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WANT ED. THREE GOOD, ALL
around tnachlnists. Will pay good
wages to good men. Address With
reference, Box 800. Suffolk. Va.
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CARPETS AND DRAPER1ES
CLEANED.

CALL 2522, AND OUR MAN WILL
call and examine your carpets aid
draperies for dyeing, to match house
decoratio ns. Mrs. A. j. PYLE, 31D
North Fifth Street E4a
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FOR SALE, TWELVE TRACTS PINE
timber, $50 to 1loo acres in tract,
aggregating 35,00OOo0 feet viii
sell separately or as whole. s. r.
GILLIAN. Church Road, Va.
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WANTED. FIRST CLASS BAKER
sPI1RSINSON'S BAKERY. Apply at
once: Al N. Sixth. or 221G PLEASANT
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Coal and Wood.


AS \ HAVE Rli1s HEAD QUARTERS
for wood about Ave years, ! know ]
ST wood, ana prepared every way
4 housekeepers desire It. Quality counts
as much as price!S Half-cord. s2.bO
,ohone 1859. THE WOOD Man, tl2Oli
West Broad
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Situation Wanted Male,

YOUNG MAN - EsIREs POSITION TN
clerical line; has had several years'
ences; collecting preferred Address
X 35 care this office.
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Help Wanted Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers; experience unnecessary.
Send for particulars. PRESS SYN
DICTATE, Lockport. N. Y.
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Rooms Wanted.

WANTED, FURNISHED ROOM. IN
private family. with use of phone,
by trained nurse; West End pre-
ferred. near car line. Address L 12S.
care this ONCE.
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WINDOW SCREENS.

4 FEW OF THESE BARGAINS LEFT.
inches, csc EACH Cali up ISL. Let
us deliver them to you. Doors 81
to 81. HOWELL BROS 602 z. Broad
Street. ~
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AND FARMS FOR
sale at low prices. on easy terms, on
new railroad, Fluvanna county, Va,
ranging In size from so to 465 acres.
Bargains for quick buyers. Address
]. r.. ELAN, Charlottesville Va
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] MADE $4,000 Il sNFIvE YEARS IN
the mail ordes. business; began with
SIS. Any one can do the work home
in spare time, Send for free book
let. Tells how to get started. MAN
Ii AGER, Box $3.50, Lockport, N. Y.
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Real Estate For Rent.

FOR RENT, SMALL FARM On
Brook Road, mile from city; crow
ing crops for sale Address z 5i3,
care this Office.
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Real Estate For Sale.

FOR SALE, 4 l5-AcRE FARM ONE
mile from Manassas; healthful Local
tlon; excellent soil; good water; all
kinds OF fruit In abundance, INCLUDE
farfm buildings and hennery, 1870
feet BY 80 feet, Of modern construc-
ton. Dwelling has ten rooms and
large cellar. Price $4,000, on easy
conditions. Particulars furnished by
Mrs AUGUSTUS SCHULTZ, Manas-
sas, Va.
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Rooms For Rent.

FURNISHED ROOMS, So IRVING
place New York; Nicholas Fish
mansion; large, airy rooms suites
cling alone. Miss l.. EDWARDS.
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

MEMS SHOES HALF sOLED, 75C.;
Ladies. Soc: Children's, 4oc. Heel
Ing. 25c; "Go9dyear welt, sewed.
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY, 7i6 East Main Street.
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EVERYBODY FINED.
lakewood Employees Appear in Court for yio-
lntlnE Sunt1hy Inws.

Every proprietor or clerk working in the
places at Idlewcod which vloiated the Sum
day law was fined 50 In Police Court yes
terday morning. All were told that this
action would be taken every time they
were brought up on this charge. and 1t was
proved against them.
The men working inside the grounds APP
pealed the cases through Mr.. Wyndhan
Meredith attorney for the lakewood man
the outside paid their fines. In soma In
stances every member OF the family living
at the place was assessed So Where only
ono man Is employed It Is understood that
he VIII keep open every Sunday With the
weekly trip to Police Court for the pay
ment of a So fine.
Concealed Weapons.
Robert Smith tcoored) was fined $40 in
the Hastings Court yesterday morning for
carrying concealed weapons.
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z PHARMACIST: EASY
place; Sundays off, age no objection.
Address Box 20i, Fredericksburg,
~ Va. ---- .----- - ~ 800
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WANTED TO RENT a RIVER FARM.
to work on shares; will give refer
ence Address Box 100. 3retno, Va
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Miscellaneous.
SAF'Es

SAFES THAT WILL PROVE THEIR
rnya IN ',t Gase o. hiany safes WI
world-renowned Herring Hall. Marvin
Is acknowledged to be the best safe
manufactured. See us before buying
CLINE SAFE AND LUCK CO., OIL
West Broad and 322 East Broad
Phone 2O75 .tT
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FRENCH CLEANING.

LADIES' WALKING SUITS FRENCH.
cleaned are equal to a new one for
another season. Established 1880.
Mrs. A, J. PYLE, 315 North Fifth
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WANTED AT 2os EAST FRANKLIN
Street. boarders; large. bright rooms,
bath, hot and cold water.
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Meetings.


Virginia Carolina Chemical Co..
Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF stockholders
Of Virginia Carolina Chemical Com
pany, for the election of directors
and for the transaction OF such other
a business as may lawfully come before
the meeting tlncluding receiving the
annual report of the board OF direct-
ors and the ratification OF the acts
Of the said board since the last
annual meeting OF stockllolders), Will
be held at the principal office Of the
company, No. Is Exchange Place,
Jersey City, County Of HUDSON, New
Jersey. at 2 o'clock p. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day OF July,
1907 (this being the first Wednes-
day after the 18th Of JULY, In ac-
+ cordance With Article l, Section l. OF
the BY Laws Tie transfer books viii
be closed at IL noon ON Saturday,
June %, 1907. and will be reopened
at 10 o'clock In the morning OF
Thursday, July Is, 1907
S. -. CRENSHAW, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Southern Manu-
featuring Company Will be held at
the companys Offices, Nos. II and 10
South Twelfth Street, Richmond Va,
on MONDAY, July 10, 1907. at IA
o'clock noon.
BY order Of the President.
A. EDWARD ROEBER,
Secretary and Treasurer
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WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRAN
silent boarders. 107 North Seventh
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UPHOLSTERING.

PARLoR SUITE, ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated; for cash or on
easy payments NO charge for osti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS' SONS.
Adams and Broad Streets.
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Boarding.

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