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1oDlFIED MILK LABorAIokf.--on
the first OF january a modiilcd rnllR
laboratory was opened ut 2Ol Eust
Franklin Street. This laboratory u
for the purpose OF modifyin. cows'
MI to suit We neeai ,, OF ,ms s,sk
laboratory Is prepared on per-
centage basis, given by the physt-
clan. MILK is also steilized or
pasteuriZed, as directed ~ the pnySi-
clan. Food VIII be delivered daily.
This work VIII cover a great want In
this city. hs In every town and city
hundreds OF poorly nourished babies
are dying for want OF the, proper
food. OF late years reliable MIX y,
agreat many OF the principal cities
NJ the country, and In every instance
have been found a boon to suffering
childhood. Some OF the greatest nd.
food for infants is the accuracy Of
the composition. and It's proper
sterilization or pasteurizatlon before
delivery. All physicians are invited
to call at the Modified MIX Labola-
6 p. n. The public is cord ally in
vited to inspect the laboratory be-
tween the hours OF P. NJ. and O
z. NJ. a registered nurse from the
Modified Milk Laboratory Will. at
the phy@ician's request, visit each
baby once in two weeks to see Just
how the milk agrees or disagrees
with the baby. This will enable each
child to- be furnished with the ex-
act percentage fats, sugar, proteids,
etc, that each particular baby needs.
In addition to the modification of
milk. the laboratory is prepared to
furnish broihs. gruels. jellies, etc,
for invalids. Surgical and obstetri.
cal dressings can also be obtained
from the labortory.
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The international
Sunday-School Lesson
First Quarter. Lesson III. January 10, 1905
John |, 1884.
JESrs AM HIS FIRST DISCIPLES.

DAs'SsA
crigins always tascina.e. Every book OF
Genesis Ia attractive. This is the "begn,
ring OF the Christian Church. the interea.
OF dnarily attaching to the start o. Things
Is In this instance greatly enhanced by sho
sacred character OF the institution. is phs,
IT menal history, and It's worid."lae ans
bcneheent effects Tho story Of the cal can -, Of
Ing frahkness and slmplicity. Tho ciTcur
stonce has been aptly called the cradle OF
tile church.
ta!ns OF raied,ction.'' In that awful soil.
.nde he had been With God for forty days.
81 i'' his soul are given US He had struggled
on, into an understanding OF His Divine
mission. more or less clear he nad accept
general plan OF procedure to which Hs inith-
fully adhered to the close OF Ills career.
It was no fortutons incident that Jesns
came TO the place where John was baptis.
as to q human quarry. from which He could
that spiritual structure He Intended 10 rear.
Nor was He disappointed. He found hro
out OF twelve OF His apostles .fI.e.
When John the Baptist saw Jesus coming
he recognlzed Him us the Messiah; the
worthy to unioose. He gave the Master a
respectful. but ut the same dino Joyous
welcome, and unequivocaily cas-, the full
the side OF the new Teacher. no shade OF
Jealousy crossed his noble heart. Looking
and pointing. he cried. Behold the Lamb
OF God!'A brief sentence. but long enough,
| to tell the story OF the Divine paternity
and pity. The next day. on the rhappear-
| snce OF Jesus mot accidental. but designod)
with even. increased empha6is. 1t was q
| practical disn1ission OF his own disciples
/ cor corning which John and Jesus may hav,
consulted and arrived at an understanding
/ 1t Is as II John had been saying to his ow,
followers Whoever wishes to leave rnt
now and attach himself to this create
Teacher, .is. at full liberty to do So" Tw,
| take the hint and separate Themselves for
evei from John to follow Jesus. The Nam
rene hears, their footsteps. and. turning. en-
| courages them with look and word The,
! ere drawn to Him. as iron to the masust
Uider the fresh-cut bouehs of a pilgrim
btoth. or In the cool depths OF some grotto
they sit at Ills feet and learn OF Him. tl,e
to them the principles OF Els Kingdom. The'
ane there was kindled IN the human sou
OF Jesus That love which made John ever
| more His bosom companion. Andrew GOV
eted his brothers superior abilities for tn
1 service OF his new.found Master He rest
ed not until he had communicated to hin
4 his momentous "hnd." and had brought hin
OF the fourth disciple In the person o
4 Philip. who showed the spirit If true con
vert by Immediately bringing another t
Jesus In the person OF the guileless Israelite
Nathaniel bartholomew.
1 From this circumstance the paragraph ha
been Well called chapter OF eurekas. {
series Of hndings-Jesus finds disciples. The,
OF tho most impressive declarations OF tn,
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PLEASANT FIELDS
OF HOLY WRITE
"save for my daily rauge
Among the pleasant fields or Holy Writ,
might espair."--Tennysor.
Tia REV. DAVIS W. CLARK D. D. Editor Cincinnati
l1.il. rheso eall. were prosre.slve.

. + i. q
Andrew. after nndins Peter. practicailt
dIops from the narrative. being only men.
tlnEed In an incidental way later. He Is ora n
Of the inconspichous apostles. yot his namf
No doubt. he wropsht well and nosly, ha!
achieved Immortality FOR. him.
Honorable doubts can always DO overcome
Is s.i ringing, Come and sect The OK.
ptrlnientaI test ls the truest and most salts.
factory of ali. There Is no substitute for u J
Friendship may yet be utilized for tli,
kingdom of God as PHILIPPE for Nathunasl
was. S5sa
Jesus calls He does not force Ills thN
paradox OF history that men ever pel .s,,s
that the Kingdom OF peace could be ostau-
ilshed by the weapons OF wnr. "
The kingdom of heaven. in Its sssenea
consists In a state OF the human soul. y
|, subjective. not objective; spiritual. no.
material. 1t can only md entrance and
T Sssn wh BY the ssssens &
"christians holding the drawn sword ovst
tho kheeling "heatheny Teu,ons while they
| There is fadoless a.,rnctiveness in this
cd picture Jesus is not q monarch with Q
roi o. iron. but U Man with human SYM
|prthies.
1 l, was ABOUT tho tenth n0ur. SOnp SCUutV
never forget tho precise time OF day when
| hi went into the Lords humble sheiscr. nnd
| heard Him speak as MIN never did. 1t was
| quarter of o'clock In the evening" when
| Wesley FIRST felt his heart strangely warns
! ed But this precision OF memory need not
trouble any one who lacks It. Because You
cannot name the particular rour when you
learned 10 read does not vit!ate tho fact
| o, your ability to read. Many can read
4 their heavenly titles who cannot say when
they drst began to read them,
4 There is vast difference between mediate
and immediate knowledge OF Jesus. The
former comes through secondary sources.
! spci as Scripture and testimony OF others.
1.-THE latter Is direct and conscious comu,uns
I Ion with the Lord
!, The call Is for greater moral earnestnsss
. In social relations. The aim OF friendship
, Is rot passing entertainment The question
!, Is. What do stand for In the aye OF ny
friend? What do interpret TO him?
ANALYSIS AND KEY.
l. Fascnationt OF Origins
Z Study OF the beginnings OF the Church,
Call OF first apostles.
g. Uses OF the Wilderness. Isl
!. Experience Of Jesus.
r Adopts his plan.
8 Appearance at John'e Baptizing no Ac.
j 4 human quarry for Foundation.
\ 4. The Selection of Apostles.
e Incidents, etc.
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Gburrb Rnttres.
S~~N0~~>
ATS PApTJlr

4, BAPTIST.
= FIRST BAPTIST, CHURCH ,sBR ROAD AND
MCDANIEL. The Rev. S. j. PORTER, D.
D., will preach Mt both services--ll A.. NJ
and 8 r. NJ. Sunday School !A, w Patser-
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH--pR. w. r..
l. SMITH, pastor.--Worship at II a. NJ. and
s p n. Sunday School e:ao$A. NJ. Franis
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
tcerner Grace and Foushee strcetsl--Rev:
pAyp n, aA AN p D. pss'os b sunday
pastor at II A. NJ; subject. Tho Passion
for Souls and at p. NJ. woman as We
n nSis close Of morning service prayer-meet-
Ing Wednesday Mt P. NJ.
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
". c, JAMES. pastor;--Preaching Mt Il A..
al and p. NJ. Sunday School at 9:t5 a.
NJ. John Garland Pollard. supt Mldwec,s
prayer service wednesday at s p. NJ. vlsi.
THE TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove Avenue and Meadow street)--NM:
ii a. NJ. and s P. N. Bible school at $3.50
a Nj prnyer-meetlng "Wednesday ut S p.
Nj Everybody Y, w E,e, e wns;p,n
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (COR-
nor Grace and Madison Streets)-F. T: Nc
nAD os P n sanaay sehos at q 3
NJ Midweel service Wednesday at p. ~.
SECOND PREsBYTEK1AN CHURCH.
The pastor. Rev. RUSSELL CECIL. %.
viii preach at the morning service. at which
the sacrament OF the Lords supper VIII be
observed. DR.. CECIL Will also preach in
the evening at o,Soas MI GRE, are c"Edialls
SERVICES AT GRACE STREET PRESBY-
terrain Church at II a. NJ. and p. NJ. con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev JERE WlTHER-
. e TGini +; OF THE covENANr-REv. J.
CALVIN STEWART, p: p. pastor,-pivins
cf,r dnctcd hy the bnStor. Prayer service
W SSeauessa at p r. II. All Welcome. :
trSrrN 1 NJ ANIH = CaIIpcHs CORNER
! Fifth and Grace)-sunday School $40 a. n
! The pastor. Rev. ]. N. LATHAM. win preach
NJ subject - The - M psnoMn Of ri,
preach ut 5 p. NJ; subject. Possessions tina,
BROAD STREET METHopIsT oHTRGn
| CAMpDELL KELLY pastor. SUNDAY Schoo
with adult classes $3.50 A. NJ, Public wor
shir II A. n. and A. Midwees 8, VI,
HAsEER MEMORIAL NJ: z: CHURCH
seuth-Rey g. Y n TAYLoR, pas!1r1
! NJ aud 1880 r. NJ b., an,
sEXEMTM, sT 1a 19T o eHRlsr1A i
~ III Irwin Esy cu RS s a H. H KnssAip
| Kingdom" ~, III, /,
Church--Rev. b. Fl. MELTON, pastor.--ser
vices ut il A. NJ, and $ Z ~: sunda!
4 School $3.50. Christian Endeavor p. NJ.
! CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
| FIRST CHURCH OFBCHRIST, SClENT1s'
tchurch editioe Park Avenue and Meadoy
lstreet)---sundpy morning, II o'clock, sub
4 tect Life Experience and testi
4 r.cny meeting every "Wednesday evening a
iS.a0 The reading-roon, Is located In Cham
| be, OF Commerce Building. and Is open ever:
| da, from 10 to 3. All are cordially Invited
4 ~ ,a LUTHERAN,
4 FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
! Lutheran. Church CORNER Grace and seventh
/ StrrAtr)--J. j sCHERER. II. po1tor .
4 Sabbath School ESQ A. NJ. Preaching 3!
| pastor al ii a M. and 8 r! NJ. catecheti
cal class s:l5 T. NJ Luther League F.
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Christian Endeavor,
Epworth League and
B.Y.P.U. opic
Song. Of tho Heart. 2: How God speak. to

Songs Of tho Heart, 2: How God Speaks to
Men. "a
Psalm xix. January 10. 1908.
Two books arc III this psalm Nature and
Revelation. The first ak verses open the
book of Nature. which keeps telling the
glory OF God. Nature has no speech. and
yet her testimony Is universal. her line hay-
ins gone strough all the earth Is a sufficient
revelation OF the power OF God. The change
in the seventh verse is sudden. but natural.
David has just witnessed SUNRISE but
while he Is still 'musing he bethlnks hini-
self OF that greater sunrise, that moro COM
piete illumination contained In the written
Word of God. No wonder he changes his
theme and measure and sings, The law OF
the Lord Is perfect.' 81
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4,e).p Q4uauteo. 3Tiale.

l~~-~~>>~.>>~~ .~->N~,.>>e-
'WANTED. FOR u. =. ARMY. AbLE,.
boaied unmarried men. between ages Of
iy and 81; citizens OF the United
States. Of good character and temper.
ate habits. who can speak, read anu
write English. Men wanted now tor
service in Cuba and the philippines.
For information apply to Recrulttng
Officer. $50 East Broad ST.. Richlnond.
Va. 123 Sycamore ST. Petersburg, va.
Or Columbia Building. Cranky 81. Nor
folk Va.
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AN ENERG ETC MAN WITH $4,000
to $4,000 to invest can become treas
urer and office manager OF saw.
mill and lumber business. with fine
prospects, located within LOO miles
OF Richmond: about 10000 already
invested. Address LUMBER. caro-
Times-Dispatch.
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North Carolina nontcs.

rFrom our Regular Correspond mt.
wAsHINGToN, d. G.. january IT,
North Carolina rural routes have been
ordered established as follows: ~
February LIST, Watson, .Alamance
county. route /; population, 600: tami-3
March cd, Carthage, Moore. county,.
route a population. 900; families, loo,
Rural free delivery careers appointT
route :. Wesley C. Spivey. carriers:
James Thomas. substitute: Kings
Mountain. route 8. James p. Allison,
carrier: Robert a. McGlll. substitutes;
carrier; William y. Thrower, substi-
tute. s58
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Daily Court Rec ord.
Law ana Equity Court.

Law and Equity Court.
Suits institutcd-o. a.. Dickinson We.
Fred Wilhelm & Company. etc, Tor 4
isa22.50.
Margaret Keller vs.. Southern Express
Company. for $1,000.
w. H. Miles Shoe Company VS.. ylr-
ginia Navigation Company. for 800.
Cases dismissed from the Docket
York Pattern Works vs.. G. b. Ford y
Company.
American Standard Jewelry Company
VS.. II. Shirev.
DEGREES entered--1ndiana Hooper, etc.
VS.. Sarah G. Herman. etc.. confirming
commissioners report in regard to sale
of real estate.
city Circuit Court.
Cases of Harry L. Poor VS.. City oe
Richmond. and Frank Samuels VS.. 8.
r. Ford Company. sent to Supreme
Court OF Appeals.
Supreme Conrt Of Appeals.
Brown s. Hooff VS.. CornweIl ct ais.:
for appellants and Thomas a. Lion e.
apnellees. and submitted. 4
Burton VS.. Haden ct ais. argued
N, c. Manson, Jr.. for appellants
Daniel Harmon and L.EO. Haden S,ss.
arnellees. and submitted.
Next cases to be called-Whfttle
ais. VS.. Whittle's Executors, F,entrts
Ys Gnmpany va ssS
istrator. Drake VS.. Blythe, Seaboard
Air Line Railway VS.. Chamblin ct ais,
Moreland vs.. Moreland and Traders
and Truckers Bank vs.; Black ct ais.
being Nos. go to; %. inclusive. on arg1-}
ment docket. assss
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals.
Tho United States Circuit Court OF
lAppenls reconvened yesterday -mor!i-N
ling at II o'clock with Judges Prltcll-s
ard. Purnell and Boyd In attendance.
4 The following case was argued; NO.
I,740. Claude ". Mas on plaintiff IN er- y
ror, VS.. United States OF America. de-
fendant in error:,tn error to ,, the CT
cult Court at Richmond; va =; R Ssr
argued by George a. Hanson. OF this
city. for the plaintift in. error, ana by
1 this city. for the defendant in error.
! and submitted
/ Court adjourned until this morning
\, at 10 O'Clock, and will adjourn today
| for the session. and the judges VIII
.Ileave Tor their respective homes.
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Situations 0Nat1ten, Male.

WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
business qualifications and polite
the drug business. position as
clerk in some first-c1nss drug store
in Virginia: first-class references
furnished as to character. habits,
etc. Address Box "a, Unionville. va.
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@rnftssional Delp 0Nanteu.

TEACHERS BUREAU. MAN
chester. Va.-Schools and colleges
supplied with teachers. free or
charge, and positions secured for
teachers, matrons and housekeepers
at moderate cost. Apply to REV..
r. w. CRIDLIN.
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YOUNG MEN TO PREPARE FOR
examination for railway mall
and other government positions;
superior instruction by mail:
established fourteen years: tnou-
sand OF successful student;
sample questions and How Govern.
ment Positions are Secured" sent
free. INTERSTATE SCHOOLS. Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
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6ituations, professional.

A YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION
as teacher in private family;
teaches English and music; children
preferred. Address Miss G. a. LOdR.
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FOR NEW YORK

Via Night line Steamers texcept Saturday,
lima shin following day at I p NJ; also
S,,rfoik and Western ny. at y a. ". and 8
p. NJ; and chesapeake and Ohio !ly at 8
4 NJ and p. NJ, making connection daily
,,.xuep. sunday. a, Norfolk with MLiu L!,,o
shin sailing y. NJ. Tickets at o. y.
Inns office, sos u. Main Street. Richmond
Transfer Co., $40 u. Main street; Tho Jet-
ierson, Murphy'o Iiotel
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THE MAJESTIC MFG. CO.. OF ST.
Louis. Mo-, have a man at our store
this week, showing the Majestic
range In actual opera ton. baking and
serving biscuits to the large crowds
You should call and see for yourself.
THE SOUTHEK PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL CO.. 6l9 East Nam
Street.
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Doultrp...pet AMI gine 5tork

FEED YOUR CHICKENS on PURlNA
feeds and win the beautiful silver
cup at the January Poultry Show.
Don't forge; Model incubators.
brooders. etc, or Humphrey bone and
vegetable cutters. All at ". r.
TODD'S. 4:6 North Sixth Street
FREE. LIBERAL SAMPLE CONKEY's
laying tonic and valuable poultry
book II you call BY mail 5 cents.
For sale w. J. TODD. DlGGS q
BEADLES. T. w. WOOD & son.
WHITE wYASDoTTEsl - FIFTEEN
fine young hens and cock for $25-
Phone $685..
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POSITIONS IN EVERY LINE: SAL
nries $50 to 5000 month: demand
for help greater than the supply.
pay when p lsition ~ secured; stamp
PLOYMENT< ASSOCIATION. Century
Building. Atlanta, Ga.
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I MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
the mail order business: began with
IS. Any one can do the work. Send
for free booklet: tells how to get
started. MANAGER Box $40. LOCK-
mort n. Y.
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY s. 1905
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South. S:r5 a., N. and
7:25 p. Nj, s11:4o P. NJ.
For Norfolk: 900 a. NJ, $500 p NJ. and
T:25 P. NJ.
For. ~. 4 W: Ry. West: 800 a. ~. 1910
erlt- 9:4o p. n.
For Pe,ersbnrs: $500 a.. 81. 1870. 800.
.s::s P. NJ. 600, s:4oP a.. 7:25 and li:aa
p. NJ.
For Godsboro and Fayetteville: .s:2>
P. n.
Trains arrive Richmond daiiy:. s:1o,
ssss:5U. $40 A. NJ; sS:35, ss1o:45 and II 40
A. NJ: sl:27,- 2:O5. $3.50. 500 and $3.50 p. NJ
Except Sunday. ''sunday only. ''s Ex-
cept Monday.
Time OF arrivals and departures and con-
nections not guaranteed.
C. s.. CAMPBELL. D. P. a.
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TIMES D1spArCH RICHMOND SATURDAY. JANUARY 49,
RailroaDs.
RailroaDs.
R. +. e p. s sHSs'sS'i!d;k +, !,
80 q POTOMAC n. II.

TRAINS LEAVE rIGnMosp - NORTH
$40 A. M.--t,nity--Maln 81: Through.
s re 4. M lSaesp. gsndayI nsyvf" 81.
7:so 4. M-Week Days--Elba Ashland
$40 4, M...DaIiy@Byrd street. Through
Local btops.
$50 4. M.-.Daily--stain St Through. All
1901 Noon-.wcek Days--Byrd.st. THROUGH
1900 r. M..-week DnyH---Byrd ST. Wash.
ing.oA Accommodation.
600 p. M.--Sundny oniy--Elbn Washing
ton Accom- mediation.
e:ls +. M,--pally--Main 81. THROUGH d, !, -
$40 p. M.--pnily--Byrd st. Through
TRAINS ARRIVE RtcHstoSD-soUTt-
WARD.
GAO a. M.--week Days--Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
s:s5 4. M.-Week pays--Byrd 81. Wash
nsion Accommodation:
lo:35 a. M.--sunday ony--Elba- Washing
1895 =. M--week Days.-Byrd ST. Through.
::ls z. M--Daiiy--satn St Through
b:4O p. M.--Week Dayt-Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
7:1b p. M.-plly--Byrd st. Through.
$500 r. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through.
1910 r. M-Daiiy-Main St. Through. al,
Pullman cars.
IL 30 p. M.--Week Days-Byrd st. Through
All Pullman cars.
12:45 a. M.--Da!Iy--Main st. Through.
NOTE.-Pullnnn Sleeping or Parlor Car,
dations
All trains to and from Byrd Stree. Sta.
bi.,a atop at Elba.
Time OF arrival and departures and con.
iectons not guaranteed
: w. CuLP. W. p TAYLOR.
Gent supt. Traffic Mgr.
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WANTED. A RELIABLE MAN FOR
general work on country place; mnst
understand care OF horses. cows. gar.
den; good references required. ADJ
dress Mrs. r. NJ. SMITH. Williams.
burg, Va
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED DO1'
preferred, Address, In own hand.
writing, giving experience. refer
ences. age and salary expected. p.
o. Box 3f3. city.
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WANTED. POSITION AS ENGINEER.
Vide experience In ice plants. Ad-
dress j 400. care Times-Dispatch.
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WANTED, A RELIABLE MAN FOR
general work on q country place.
Must understand care OF horses. cows
and garden. Good references requir-
ed. Write to MRS. r. NJ. SMITH.
williamsburg, Va.
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w a MT S
aRf4 f1NE f,t.Nr A UnpD
ONE GENT A WORD.
.Rottces.

BEFORE TAXING fNVENToRy FOR
the next ten days, Will sell broken
$3.50 to IS, for Sl cash. No exchange.
MUsCOE Fl. GARNET'r. Eighth and
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Read ssrhe StuEe-Struok Girl" by
Sarah Bernhardt, In sundays Tires-S
Dispatch.
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WANTED. TO SELL AT A BARGAIN.
one slightly used portable gasolene
npp.y to G. :. CRoWDER, 1000 East
Cary.
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LOST, GILIS WATCH Fob. ON MAIN
stree; Roman gold charm; flgurei
1907 on bnck; faco eight stones IN
shape of crescent. Reward II re.
turned to n. y. MEADOR, 1908 East
Iinin Street.
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THE TEACHERS LANTERN.

There were calls" and .'calls"--calls in
Judea and afterwards In Galiee. PreIirni-
nary and final calls When this is born in
mind there is no conflict in accounts. Dis
ctepancies are in appearance only.
From the probationary calls the disciples
we're afterwards dismissed to attend to their
worldly Affairs, and while doing so in their
Old and familiar environments. and free
f!om excitement OF novel situations. to think
on what they had seen and heard Their
tiIrd and last call Is recorded In Luke v
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FOR SALE. ON ACCOUNT OF DISCO
luton OF partnership. good paying
bus Lncss, In good location. or Will ex-
change for city or country property.
Address G 40. care 1imes-Dispatch.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

sCUTHBoUND TRAINS SCHEDULED 70
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
s:15 A. M.-Local to tNoriina. Raleigh.
Charlotte, Wilmington. 3;.s r. M--sleep-
ers and coaches. Atlanta, Birmingham. Sa-
.>annah. Jacksonville and Florida point.
1c:45P M-Florida Limited. 1856 A. NJ
Sieepers and coaches, Savannah. Jackson
VILE and Southwest.
ECRTHBOUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY
6:05 a. NJ; 9:1b A, NJ. Florida Limited /:
sos p. NJ; 6:S5 P. n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18

COLLECTOR. WE'LL AcouA1NTEp
with citv: furnish bond. Inquire
GOLFERS. Smithdeal Building. .
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w a IN i S
ONE CENT a WORD
Iost ann DTounD.

LOST. FRIDAY AFrETtNOOA. 31,ADi,s
xold watch and fob. initials d. y,
on Franklin, between Libby Hill
and Twenty sixth. or on twenty
SIKH between Grace ana Mnan; L lp.
franklin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18

THE MINISTER WHO PERFORMED
the rites of matrimony between II. L.
Garrett and Ruby Howell on De-
certificate attached to the license.
He is requested to call at. the office
of the clerk Of the Henrico Circuit
Court and affix his signature.
SAMUEL P. WADDILL.
Clerk.