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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-03-15
A comlcAL LAWSUIT.


Odd Revenge Of the Whiwsisei cswwt
d lasrasuais-
The Count de Iauraguais WAS ons OF
the uiost singular characters OF whim-
steal time. He wa. full Of oddities and
had reckIess spirit VI daring. The
boidness Ut his language and action
once drew upon him the displsaSufs Of
Louis XVI. who banished him from
Puris. but be came back on Q festal day
and was seen in the very face Of tho
court walking about q race courss. The
cuiprit wus incorrigibis.
But one Of the most absurd Of his an
ties hnd to do with the Prince D. a
very dull courtier. against wbeu he
has q grudgs One day the count ap-
piled very gravsiy to 4 physacian. ask
ing II II were possible for persou to
lie Of ennui.
..such 4 thing" said The doctor.
would b. very singular and very rafe."
but what want to Know said the
count. ''ss would It be possible"
"Weii." answered the doctor. n long
continued state Of ennm might induce
some disease. such a. consumption. and
IN that sense 1t might cause the pa
TENTS deMth."
On this the consultation was written
down and signed ut the counts request
aud the fee paid.
Next he went to an advocate and
asked whether be could make legal
complaint against man who BY any
means whntsoever had formed design
against his hfs The advocate assured
him that there was not the least doubt
Of It and In his turn signed dsclara-
ton. Armed with these documants.
the Count do Laurasuats Instituted
criminal proceedings against Prince d.
who. he declared, had formed the de-
sign Of firing him to deathl
OF course the suit ended in laughter.
but he had had the satislActioa Of en-
raging bis enemy.
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The Dsyhesd Aspiration.

II hate to see uny one change his
mind or sacrifice his first Ideals" said
the Incorporating person.
'.And yet" replied Senator Sorghum,
eff none Of us had changed our minds
or sacrificed our first ideals most Of
us would be circus clowns."-Wash-
ington Star.
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Advance u civilisatisr.

Food.
Cooked food.
4 table to keep the food from til.
ground.
a plate to keep the food from the
table.
A thick cloth to keep the plate from
the table.
A thin cloth to keep the plate from
the thick cloth.
Then another plate to keep the food
from the Arst plate.
Then dolly to keep the second plate
from the first plate.
When the table Is protected by the
thick cloth and the thick cloth by the
thin cloth and the thin cloth by
plate and the plate by dolly and the
dolly by second plate, the food ls
protected by dlet.-Life.
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Best Her 70 IL

The lovely girl. having fingered .
minute In her room to adjust her trans
formation. change the angle OF hsr
Grecian band and make sure that her
skirt lifted like the peeling Of plum.
descended to the parlor to ind the
family all assembled and the pet Of the
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-03-15
An In tl,e M.n,e

Helen-My mothers a Presbyterian.
What's yours. Mary. Mary-Minel oh.
let me nee. Mine Is Methodist. What
Is yours. Bella? Bella-My mother
never told me. but l heard her tell her
friend that she was \ dyspeptic.-Ex-
change.
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Il think ! saw your little boy chew.
ing TOBACCO an came In the GATE
"Yes: that was Johnny"
Mercy: ID you permit him to
chewT
"weli. you see. that was an almost
new plug Of tobacco bis father beft
when be died. an It seemed q sin to
waste t"-Houston Post.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-03-15

IF you'll stop courtin' 20 troubles
fer awhile ulebbe you'll have time ter
diskiver dat you've hnd enough bless
ms fer u gNsd sized lifetime. Atlanta
Constitution,
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.Jack-The college girl ] am engaged
to picked me IN on grammar before a
week had pnssad over our beads. Tom
You got Oh light and easy. The COL
lege giri knew corrected my English
while was proposing to her.-Bostou
Transcript.
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pspravsd.

"whnt ,s your Idea Of classical
music.ss :.
swell" replied Mr.. Cumrox. Il
don't profess h know much abnnt II.
Hut II always seems to me that when
q man writes classical fnnsic he simply
takes rune and sees how much ne
can muss u up Washington Star
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Hard rask.

"What's the matter, my dearr
"Oh. I'm trying to tell that Gotrox
person how perfectly beautiful we
think her horrid old wedding present
ls.''-Life.
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Lane.

Cumao- Why didn't you come sast
week. an tou promi.ed,
! FAngie-l aprained my ankle.
THAT b lame sx csss."
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Crawford : Every body wonders at
your Judgment How do you manage
lit Crabshaw-Just little system l
worked ont. Whenever ! dpd I'd Ike
to do anything make up my mind
it's something I'd better not do
Puck.
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observation-disclosures III run out for .
shave and hair cut. Mra. f.ate,y we'd
On. darling. Won promised never 10
teave me- LAteiywed- But. dearest.
nust have sOnie pleasure.
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Mrs. Exe-rm afraid. dear. the
clocks run down again. Excl wish
you could recommend good tonic
Boston Transcript.
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Followed Mammals Advice.
"Did he kiss you when you accepted
hint"
enc: wouldn't permit him..
"why notT'
swell. mamma told me that We ought
to act differently toward each other
AFTER the engagement"-St Louis Post.
Dispatch
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The child trusts because It finds no
reason in itself why It should nok.-
]. G. Holland.
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$50 the insoient fellow refused to
pay his rentT ~
.'He did not say 80 In words, but he
lntimated IL"
"How sof"
"He kicked me downstairs. Paris
Journal.
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Strong minds suffer without COM
planning: weak ones complain without
suffering.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-03-15
Pop knsxs.

Teacher-What does one. two. three,
TOUR. nve make? Tommy (whose IA
Their plays the game,-A straight
Exchange.
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An old but sturdy lrishman who had
made regulation as gang boss was
given a job with a railroad construc-
ton company at Port au Prince. Haiti
One day when the sun was hotter tben
usual bis gang Of black Haitians bssan
to ahIrk. and AZ the chief engineer rode
up on his hosse the irlshman was heard
to shout:
"AlIss-you sons of guns-alIear
Then. turning to the engineer. be sid
II curse the day iver learned tAei4
ianguags."-Everybody's.
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Nothing II loSt 20 surely a. TIA,
which We dared not risk.
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-what's the difference between
haunted house and handsome man
about to kiss your asked she coyly.
~ give 1t up be murmured. growing
Interested.
-why. you can't let haunted
house."-Princeton Tiger.
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Heaven never helps the man Who
VIII not act.-Sophocles.
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e Aau.r You AssAMnD OF YoUaskLvi''

"ARur You AsnANnp OF Youasx11f"
household ensconced upon the knes Of
the young man caller. her curly bad
nestled comfortably against bis Shout
der.
why. Mabel-' the young lady a.
claimed. Aren't you ashamed Of your
self? Get right down."
''shan't do It" retorted the child II
got hers 0rst"-Every body'a
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-03-15
In 1880

W1ggs-Yon think he's the boss at
nome. Boggs-You bet. He wears the
dresses in TINT family, all right
Puck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-14
Relp Guantsn, female

$500 PER WEEK WHILE LEARNING.
q number OF bright. serious minded
young ladies. IL years or older will
be Given steady positions In pleasant
surroundings at the above salary TO
atart. Positions permanent and sal
ary increased monthly first six
months. with further increases later
Work not public, and every comfort
provided. Only those who desire
permanent positions Will DO ,consid-
cred. Apply in person TO MISS iLLIG,
7eo East Grace Street
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN TO
women: SIS month. Write imme-
dately for free list. FRANKLIN IN
STlTUTE. Dept 720 II. Rochester
WANTED, AT ONCE. a RELIABLE
housegirl for cleaning: bring refer
onccs. l0a3 West Grace.
YOUNG LADY FOR filling AND OF
fec work; one with experience pre-
fcrred; good salary; pleasant sur
roundings and easy hours. Address
At once. stating experience tif any)
and salary. 1913, caro- Times Dlspa tch
WANTED, At ONCE, a HOUSEKEEP-
er TO do light work for family OF
two: Apply GOT West Marshall
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EARLY TREATMENT
OFFERS BEST CURE
Scarcity of Radium Prevents
Thorough Test of Properties
in Cancer Cases.

Chicago. November l3.-Scarcity of
radiurn has prevented n thorough test
or It's curative properties in cancer,
according to tho report made TO tho
Clinical Congress OF Surgeons. in ses-
sion here, by the cancer campaign
committee The committee reported on
the educational campaign OF the last
year, carried on BY the American So
ciety for tho Control OF Cancer
Only time Will tell what percentage
OF cases can be cured with radium, :"
the report states In tho meantime,
the public should be Informed through
every possible source that early sur
gical treatment offers the best chance
for cure.
Few surgeons In this country have
enough radium to give 1t thorough
trial. II has appeared that extensive
doses have sometimes cured. when
smaller amounts have had little eff
feet"
Popular articles In magazines. pub
licity through newspapers. lectures be-
fore women's clubs, In factories ana
elsowhero have been effective through
out tho year In spreading information
on cancer.
Frederick HOFFMAN. OF Newark. \.
j., declared that discussion OF whether
cancer il on increase ut present was
merely guessworl1.
"seventy-dve Thousand persons in
the United States will die or cancor
in 1913" said Mr.. Hoffman. Tho
death rate is SO per cent OF tho total
mortality OF persons over As"
Importance OF early diagnosis and
surgical treatment was unanimously
urged by tho delegates.
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Many ReCOyerIes
From Lung Trouble

mooicino for Throat and f.uusssyrroublr,
when mss been thoroughly tasted for rnenys
years. and which has boon instrumentai III
restoring complete health. to n large nun,9
Der OF surerers should DO Thoroughly tnvcs.
t8ntod by every one. While no uudu, claims
are made for IT, nor any guarantee that its
use VIII rcstore health. Eckinpn.s Alter,tivt.
mas been given tho fun credit In Ia wing lives
In many cases. Lead this Gaze. III
Wilmirrton Del,
Gentlemen: In January. 1905. | WAS taken
with hemorrhages OF the lungs Ny physt-
clan. ono OF the leading practi,.orers or
Wilmington. Del. said that Il was lung
trouble. l took eggs and milk In quaint ties
but l got veFy weak. AIR. =. A. lIppincott
OF Iippincott & Co. Department. store Sls
to 3B Market street. WiiininEtoii. Del. zee
onuended 10 mo Eckman's Alteratia, that
had done great good. nnd upon his Agget,-
tion l began taking IL at once. THIS waa
about dune. 1905. continued faithfuiiy
using no other remedy. and finally noticed
the clearing OF tho lungs. / now have no
trouble with my lGnga. firIuly bclie.s
Eckinana Alternative saved my life"
(Afidavit JAS SoITIREs
lAbove abbreviated: more on recucstl
Eckman'a Alternative has been proven biz
many years test 10 be- most enicGcious
for severe Throa. and Lung Afeetions
bronchitis. Bronchial Asthma, stubborn
Colds and In upbuilding tho system. Con
tains no narcotics. poisona or habit form
Ing drugs. Sold by Tragic Drug Company
and other leading druggists. Write the Eek
man Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa. for
booklet telling OF recoveriss and additional
evidence.-AdvcrtIsenn
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linton THANKSGIVING service.

Arrangements have been completed
for the union Thanksgiving service.
which viii bo held on Sunday after
noon. November 30. Mt o'clock. In AS
bury Methodist Church. by tho South
side Lodges Of the Junior Order, United
American Mechanics. Rev. John w.
kincheloe, pastor OF Cambridge Street
Baptist Church. will preach the sermon.
lie viii be assisted In tho services by
Rev. ID. G.. Lancaster, pastor OF Oak
Grove Baptist Church: Rev. Il. t. Smith,
pastor OF Weatherford Memorial Bap-
list Church, and Rev ]. Fl. Eggleston,
pastor Of Asbury. The lodges, which
viii be represented are Davis. No. 81
Liberty. No. 10. and New South. No. 8.
The members will march to tho church
In q body. and will wear white and
blue ribbons.
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General News Notes.

free musical entertainment will be
given tonight at s o'clock by tho
Woodland Heights Citizons' Association
IN the Woodland Heights Baptist
Church.
An oyster supper Will be given on
Monday night In Masonic Temple by
the Women's Bible Glass of Central
Methodist Church
The suit of Althn Hall against tho
Virginia Railway and Power Company
has been continued
Policeman X. l. Dunnavant returned
nome yesterday. after a successful
hunting trip in Amelia County. He
killed deer and bagged n number of
rabbits, which wcre distributed to fell
low members OF tho force at the Third
Police Station.
The police OF tho Third Station are
now wearing their new winter UNI
forms
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TO RUN LARGE CARS
Pny-Ar-You-Enter Tyne to he Operate
on Hull street. Beginning Sunday.

Pny-An-Tou-Enter Type to he Operated
on Hull Street. Beginning Sunday.
Beginning Sunday. largo. double
truck cars will be put In operation reg
ularly on tho Hull Street line. accord
perintcndcnt w. f. Bryce yesterday,
following a conference with G. Is. An
derSon, chairman OF tho transportation
committee OF the South Richmond Dem
ocralic Club They will be of tho pay
as-you-enter type. and Will BIO equip
ped with double seats. With the four
nrticulotcd cars. when will still be
used during the rush hours. Superin-
tendent Bryce believes that the lursest
crowds on the Southsido can DO ade-
| Quately handled.
Arrangements were made for the sale
OF tickets on tho Richmond and Pc
tersburg electric line. Tho stores OF
a L. Lowry. at Sixteenth and Hull
Streets. md j. I. Willard. ut Fifteenth
and Huh, Will DC used rs stations.
| While no definite date has been de-
| cidcd upon. efforts are being made TO
! have this feature inauEurated on Sun
/ day. BY buying their tickets from the
| stations passengers will DO saved Il trip
To tho terminal at Seventh and Hull
Streets and an additional charge OF d
! cents IL the cash fare Is paid tho con-
ductor
superintendent Bryce announced yes
I terday that cars will DO In operation
/ By November 20 on the Hull Street ex-
tension along the Broad Rock Road.
/ The tracks have a!rcaGy been laid and
wires strung for the trolley poles. The
cars will run about five blocks up the
Broad Rock Road and then switch
back II Is understood that tho new
cars Will be run on this line.
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o==NEWS OF-=-o
SOUTH RICHMOND

this morning ut Gao o'clock In the nur
ditorium OF tho Powhatan School. THIS
afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock. In tho school
he viii deliver an address to the public,
1T the conclusion OF which there will
be meeting OF the South Richmond
Cooperative Education Association.
DIR. Thop,ns Emmett. medical inspector
or the Richmond schools. will Introduce
tho speaker.
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Shot Mt Four Timcn.

Major Williams. colored. about four
teen years OLD, was shot at four times
by Louis Booker, also colored, and
about the same nge. yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at Fourth and Maury
Streets. following quarrel. They
hrst mad fist fight, which ended when
Booker drew his pistol. The first cur
fridge missed fire, and the others went
wide Of their mark. Williams told his
story to Policeman Phillips, ut Tenth
and Maury Street, who immad la teIy
made search, but could not locate
hooker.
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InstnIlntion Service.

Special services will BIO held Sunday
morning In Wentherford Memorial Bap-
list Church. when the new pastor Rev
Il. I. Smith. will be formally Installed
Mr.! Smith Will be welcomed in talks by
several OF the deacons, and oil the ar
fairs of the church will be arranged
and turned over to him.
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Funeral of Miss vincent.

The funeral services of Gladys A.
Vincent, ten years old. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John s. Vincent, who died yes
terday morning at 2 o'clock In tho homo
of her parents. 1924 Maury Street. will
be held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
from tho residence Miss Vincent had
been III several weeks.
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$4,000 TO INVEST IN IMPROVED
property; State price and location
peal only with owner. Address e.
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a3rftings
sichmond, Fredericksburg and Pc
tomac and Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Connection
rr,1 n
Office Of the Secretary.


Richmond, Va, October IL 1913
is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the anTual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF The Richmond. Frederick sburG
and Potomac and Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad Connection Com
pany will be held at It's Office. In the
city of Richmond, Va, on Monday,
the 18th day OF November. 1913, ut,
IL O'Clock "A. NJ
Tho stock transfer books will be
closed at 3 o'clock p M. Monday. No
vember 10. 1913. and reopened at 10
o'clock A. n. Tuesday, Novemb Der Is.
1913. w. %. DUKE,
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WANTED. GOOD SHEET METAL
worker at once. State age, expert
ence and References TIRE s. b.
PARKER CO, 46 Craven Street, New
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY

OIlICe OF INt ScCretary.
Richmond. Va, October 80. 1913
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Richmond, Frederick sburp
and Potomac Railroad Company viii
be held at its office, in the First Ma
tional Bank Building, Richmond, Va.
on Monday the 18th day OF Novenl-
Der, 1913, at IL O'clock noon.
The stock transfer books will be
closed ut o'clock Il. NJ. Monday, No
vember 10. 1913, and reopened ut
10 o'clock a NJ. Tuesday, Novem-
Der is. 1913.
NORMAN CALL.
Secretary
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seaman Transferred

ISpccIai TO The Times Dispatch
Salisbury, ~. c.. November l3.--Clitton
Quinn, son or Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Quinn, OF
Salisbury. whc entered tho United states
Navy about two years ago MS an apprentice
seaman. has been transferred from Tho
cruiser California to the Woman school in
San Francfsco "
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Delegate. to noptist Convention,

Delegates from the Middle District
Baptist Association. who Will attend
the Woman's Missionary Union, which
meets in Roanoke on November 10 to
II inclusive. are as follows: From
South Richmond, Mrs. NJ. q. Percival,
Mrs. Bezilnh White and Miss Jesse
DuVal; from Chester. Mrs. r. n.
Bruce: from Forest Hill. Mrs. j. T.
Tucker: from Woodland Heights. Mrs.
J. T. Bass and Mrs. J. w Lunson; from
Powhatan, Mrs. DR.. Tucker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-14
To Give Baznnr.

The women of Asbury Methodist
Church Will give Christmas bazaar
tonight at o'clock In tho home of
Mrs. H. ]. Purdue. 2io+ Boston Avenue.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged. including musical selections
and recitations. Fancy yuletide novel
ties Will be offered for sals for the
benefit OF the church fund. There wiz
be no admission.
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WANTED. COUPLE FOR LARGE
front room, with board Mrs
JOHNSTON 9o3 Wcet Main.
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CONVICTED Of Selling Liqoor to BOY.

:. 4 II.
Salisbury. ~. c. November ia case
which attracted much attention in Rowan
County Court to-day WAS that against Sher,k
Dolby, a young whi.o man. charged with SELL
ing whiskoy 70 d fourtaen.yeaI-ol boy. Hs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-14

DO YOU WANT a STENOGRAPHER?
Want u position?, Want TO take n
pusiness course? Write us. Catalogue
free. If Interested NIXON BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE. Bristol. w
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Dre, Goal allo GGlopn

l AM SELLING THE BEST OAK AND
pine ever offered In Richmond. thin
bark a.l easy to split, perfectly dry
slabs, best for kindling and cooking
My coal is clean. free from fne. dirty
stuff, Virginia anthracite is cheap
est for cooking and furnaces win
send sample. LONGS. 1906 West
Broad
BEST SPLINT. $3.50; BEST ANTHRA-
cite. $3.50. All other Goals at lowest
prices.> w. 13. REAMS, 703 to I'll
North Seventeenth Street Madison
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Office OF tho SECRETARY,

"
Richmond. Va, October 80 1913
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhold-
way Company viii be held at its
office, in the First National Bank
Building, Richmond, Va, on Monday.
tho nth day OF November, 1918 at
1890 o'clock 2. NJ
Tho stock transfer books will DO
closed at 3 o'clock =. NJ Monday,
November TO- 1913, and reopenei
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. Tuesday. No.
vember is. 1913.
NORMAN CALL,
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Especial TO The Times DSpatchl
Winchester. Va November i3.-'rhs derail-
1inE or several freight near Milly.lle
w. Va, carly to-day tied UP traffic generally
on this ond OF tho Baltimore and Ohio Rail
rond. and tho nrst westbound train waa
eight hours late. Tho roadbed was badly
damaged.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILRO I'D
COMPANY

Office OF Tho Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIL At
tho regular annual meeting OF stock
holders OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company VIII be held ut the
office of the Company in the City OF
Richmond. Virginia, on Tuesday, tho
eighteenth day of November. 1913,
Mt eleven o'clock a. NJ The transfer
books or the Company will close
Wednesday. November 5th. 1913. AT
three o'clock p. NJ. and will be re-
opened on Wednesday, November
18th, 1913, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
II. L. BORDEN,
Secret ary.
November list. 1913
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RfIp llanten, scale

WANTED. MEN TO WORK IN our
nurseries. w T. HOOD e CO. Gin
ter Park.
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Boarning

POARDEItS FOR FRONT ROOMS:
iirst and second floors; couples or
young men. 422 North Tenth Street
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------4- -T--sa-zf-sias sa7--
personals

LESSER. THE ladies TABOR. TIE
only in town who makes a speciality
or altering nll kinds of ladies' gar
mcnts into the latest fashions. Every
garment altered in my establishment
is done under my personal super
vision. Prices moderate and work
satisfactory. THE RALEIGH APA RT-
MENTS. Harrison and Franklin
Streets. Phone Madison 1923.
HUMAN Hair BOUGHT AND SOLD
mt HUGHESS. EOS Aorth Third
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flats Jor lSrnt

FOR RENT UNFURNlSHED AT RIG
sacrifice, eight rooms, upper fiat; hot
between II and I, 222S 1-2 West
Grace Street