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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29
"Hesolutc Declaration OF Fundn-
mcntnls,"

According to an announcement in
tho Richmond Times Dispatch of yes
terday the ownership OF tina: news
paper has Just passed from Mr.. John
stewart Bryan and Mr.. i. -. George
Bryan 10 Mr.. j. .. Winston, Mr. 4
:. Winston and Mr. Jules Rrcuchaud.
We feel sure that sincere regret WIN
hc experienced throughout thu STAFF
~ the knowledge that the Bryans are
10 he no longer identified with wha,
IS rightfully regarded rs the leading
morning newspaper Of Virginia. Tn.
der their control. as we'll az under Tho
direction Of their distinguished father.
The Times Dispatch has responded
handsomely TO the requirements Of a
really great newspaper. with genuine
reluctance and regret do we note their
retirement rom further control OF The
Times hi spatch.
our respectful, cordial salutat!on
Ia tho gentlemen who are to constl-
tntc tho new manaEcment-our ear
nest assurance of welcome, with the
hone that abundant success shall at
tend their labors in the field OF Vir-
siaia newspaperdom. In their an
nouncement or yesterday, speaking OIL
their conception OF the new venture
OF Its meaning, the obligation i'm
posed. the aspirations which inspire,
they say:
Justice shall be '.atchword.
Justice 10 the small. as we'll as TO
the great, 10 tho rich 10 less than to
the poor.
'IuGticc--:,ctivc Justice--which in
wolves not only opposition to Injustice
nut also demands the striking of hard
blows To win for all deserving persons
the Increase in spiritual and physical
wen being which the arts and sciences
have made possible.
The Times Dispatch will always be
found In the forefront of the battle for
the realization of hopes born into the
minds OF men striving for human prog
rcss."
This is ringing, rcsoluto declara-
t!on OF Fundamentally; il brcathes
the spirit Of profound conservation. Of
Stirring loyalty TO mission. than
which none other in all the sphere or
human activities is more freishted with
potentially for saving. constructive.
enduring service. No better wish could
be expressed for the neg owners of
The Times Dispatch than that they
may mold fast to the high standards
they have set--that they will realize
in rich plenitude upon the priceless
asset or good and fearless purpose. 1t
is this wish that the News now bees
to eHtend.-The Lynchburg News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29
"virglnIa,s Foremost po,er,

The Richmond Times Dispatch oil
Thursday morning announced n change
OF ownership OF the paper. The con
troll has passed from the heirs oil
Joseph Bryan. who built MP this jour
nal, into the possession of Jules Breu.
chand. of New York. and j. 0. and
Il. S. Winston. OF the city of Richmond
The new owners. in their announce
ment. say:
The change in ownership does no,
mean change in the policies that
have made OF The Times Dispatch the
accredited representative OF all that is
best In all classes Of people in tho city
OF Richmond and State OF Virginia
1t Is now controlled and managed, as
In the past, by men whose interests
are inseparably bound up with the
moral and material wcli-bcing OF their
brother Virginians."
1t continues:
THE Times-Dispatch aims to retain
oil the friends 1t now has, and to gain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29
",icn az highest Character.

The Timcs-btSpatch of April ~ an
nounccs the formal transfer Of the
ownership Of the paper from The
Times Dispatch Company, Inc, TO The
Times Dispatch Publishing Company.
Inc. The sale took effect April !. but
no formal and authoritative announce
mcnt was made concerning it until
April il. The new owners arc men OF
tn" i'ghest character. two Of them arc
we'll known Nireinians. No member If
the family OF the late MIR. Joseph
iiryan has now any interest in the
paper. Messrs John Stewart Bryan
and J. ST George Bryan, who have
owned Il controlling interest In the
paper for some time, make dgni.icd
parting salutations In the issue OF the
10th. our relations with the retiring
owners and with their distinguished
and lamentcd father. whom they sue
cecded In the management, have beer
50 unbrokenly pleasant and cordial that
we cannot but regret their retirement
from the paper. We have, however
every reason to anticipate similarly
friendly and satisfactory relations with
lie new management, and, as far as IL
IL proper for us to assume to speak
for the community, wo welcome them
III its name to their great tasks and
great opportunities. Vale atque salye.
--t;eligious Herald
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29
- Right Sounding Foreuord..

The Richmond Times - !spatch makes
definite announcement that tho owner
snip Of tho paper has passed
from th" bryan cstat" to Mcssrs.
}. -. and \. :. winston, OF Rich
inond and their associate, Mr.. Jules
Breuchard, OF New York The new
ownership dates from April /. The
Times Dispatch has been persistent In
refusing To sec the righteous demand
for the abolition Of tire saloons, but
otherwise i; has been 4 force for re-
form IN Virginia. IL has always been
ably GATED, and has been couras cous
IN cSpousng the causes to which 1t
PINNED It's faith. IL is clearly entitled
10 be classcd IS one of the greatest
newspaper properties in the South. and
It's transfer from the BRYAN interests,
which controlled il for so long. To en-.
tircly new interests, there being no
connection whatever between the new
ownership and the old, is one of tho
most important newspaper develop
ments In the South In number of
years.
The new owners OF The Times
patch announce that the paper under
their control viii not sacrifice It's in
dependence To Win the favor of any
interest. however powerful, and that
II VIII always be found in the fore
front of the battle for the realization
OF hopes born into the minds of men
STRIVING for human progress, and thar
- understanding foreword Raleigh
y. -, News and Observer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29
Voice of the People


To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir-I have heard Mexico discussed 70
much that am Inclined To think that some
BODY mad better yet ut the bottom Of the
whole business and slit 1t carefully and try
70 ma what has caused this disturbance In
In the back OF tho Foreign Mission journal
you may notice that We have moro mission
aries In china-yes. ten times morc-than
we nave In Mexico. On one ccasiou 4 mem :
Der OF our family remarked that the reason
Mexico Is having 40 much trouble IL that
they have never been fully civilized and
the United States is to bo blamed for this
why not take rs much Interest in our SIS
tcr country as we would In China Or some
otier country There is always talk about
the great work which Is being done IN other
countries. and hardly word abou, such sue
ceSstul work In Mexico. Send more mission
aries to Mexico and help the poor fellows
itohS. shey need our help we'll as any
other country. 1t always takes something
10 open our eyes when get on the wrong
road ami ! do hope thut In the future The
1n.teu states may learn lesson and do her
auty towards her sister country
duane Va. MATILDA FLOYD TItTCE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29
"Will Remuin true TO virginia,

In tho last Issue of tho Herald 1t
ras announced that The Times Dis
patch had passed into new hands, but
sincc then the face OF the old friend
is 50 unchanged, so familiar, that va
can hardly realize that any change has
been made And wo In Virginia loyo
best ola friends. and once loved old
VINE. but with tn" passing of the years
We have eliminated the iluid to cling
but ;hc closer to !rie nds. We welcome
the ola paper under new control. salts
Ted that IL will remain true TO Vir-
sinia traditions, the teachings OF pure
Democracy, the Just demands of church
and state. The king is dead. Long live
the klng!-Fnrmvillc. Va. Herald
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Iu,i,rauce IsuItln,.

q TIC fdItor at The Times Dispatch:
Sr.-We thank YOU most cordially Tor your
editorial Insurance Batting" in Sunday
paper aud trust X may he your pleasure
- 10 tho like again ut some opportuue
time The supreme Court decision. wc fear
VII! tempt our next Legislature to break M
our business in this state. II we have state
rating u VIII require twenty-five TO nifty now
oiliCcholiers. and. OF course. tho politicians
VIII clamor for the patronage. We wiil need
all the heln Nc can get 20 saw ~ from tho
next Legislature. w. H. MCCARTHY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29
"snme spirit Will PrevarI.p

Dispatch Messrs. John stewart BRYAN
and J. st. George Bryan. representing
the Bryan interest in that paper, an
nouhce the sale Of tho paper to Mcssrs.
j. .. and L. G, Winston, of Rich
Hond and New York. and Jules Brcu-
chaud, OF News York. who are pledged
TO run tho paper on the same high
piano on which the organs have con-
Quoted it,
Wo are assured that tho same spirit
VIII prevail in the conduct of the paper
under the new management, and we
welcome tho now interests with Elm
cere best wishes. while ut the same
Tune regrcttins the separation OF the
l'ryan name from the paper.-Staunton.
Va. Leader.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29


Raisins In the frosted cake, raisins In
the pic.
Raisins i'll the pudding baked for sup
per by-.tnd-by.
Raislns in the apple sauce, Juicy, plump
and round.
Raisns in paper-bag, raisins on the
ground.
Raisins sweet In every mouth, raisins
in the stores.
Raisins every place you go. In and out
of doors.
Raisins in our pockets stuffed, raisins
on tho spray
Rnisins. raisins everywhere. this Is
Raisin Day.
Look upon tho acres broad, where the
raiSinS grow.
Heavy clusters rich and ripo, bond the
vineyards low,
Amethys,ine Jewels rot In the tendrils
curlcd
California, can supply raisins to the
kais!ns are magic fruit. turning into
gold.
Houses. Yachts and motor cars gorgeous
to behold.
Raising raisins is a thing always sure
10 pay,
Let us buy u raisin ranch. this is Raisin
Day.
--Minna Irving. In Leslies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29
zone of tho Leading rauer..s

me Richmond Times Dispatch. ono
Oh the leading papers or the South and
one OF the country's best newspaper
properties, on "Wednesday passed into
the hands OF Mcssrs. j. o. Winston
ana I. ). Winston, OF Virginia and
MI. Jules Brcncl.aud. of New York
city. There will he no change in the
tiine-honored policy of the paper, and
from every standpoint of tradition and
GOOD poiicy mat certainly IS crafty
ing to the hosts or friends of orr o.
teemed Richmond contemporary--wI,-
inington. n. C., Star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29
West Virginia.. Constitution.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Thc quotation from the tirst constitu-
ton of West Virginia fonnd In my paper
70 yon on yesterday. is taken from An In
side View Of the Formation If tho State O,
West Virginia by William l.. Wiley, pro-
fessor OF law In tho University OF West vir-
gin!a.
do not find that quotation IN any of tho
Few histories OF West Virginia. and the aver
.Se N"St Virginia paper would not quote Ii
Tor pay. THOS. r. EVANS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29

we find n long account of n hunting
expedition by the Sultan or Turkey
The sultan WAS hunting u wild boar
vigorously. 1hcn the boar turned and
hunted the Sultan. ana disrcspcctfully
knocked him over. and would In 4:
short while have made II harcm full Of
WIDOWS had not truSty attendants
rushed % the rescue. These routed tho
boar and drove him to tho jungles
Married.
At the residence of John T.. Irpps
10y Rev. Mr.. Ray. Mr.. Andrew Campbell
to Miss Hester Cornell. both Of. Mich
mond.
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0u,v. n spIcndId TIcId"

We congratulate the new owner-
ship Of the Richmond Times Dispatch
upon its acquisition OF that newspaper.
They have 4 splendid field before them,
and can build mp the influence .! the
paper to y point that no other paper
in Virginia has enjoyed since the
palmy days OF the old Richmond Dis
patch-Staunton. Va, Daily News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29
"The ,Stccrncd T.-nr

The TimesDispatch is no longer
owned and controlled by the Bryans
but perhaps II will continue to be the
'stccmed T.-D.--Chase city Progress
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-29
Old w rld Gossip
by IA MAKau,sE DE roSrENoy.
! ENEvA Is 80 ancient city. dat

!" ENENA IL 80 ancient n city, dat
Ing as II does from ante Roman
times. that ono feels inclined
TO rub ones eyes with surprise to
learn that IL Is busily engaged In pre-
pairing for tho celebration the month
after next of its centenary. Eut tho
centenary In question is the Tooth an
niNersary OF its admission 10 the fed
Grafton of independent cantons known
as the republic of Switzerland.
Geneva has belonged In turn to
Julius Caesar. that is TO say. To Rome,
10 the BurEundian Kings, to the En-
perors OF Germany, to the Counts and
Dukes Of Savoy, to sovereign bishops.
TO France, and it has been an indie
pendent commonwealth: while after
the overthrow OF Napoleon in 1917, 1t
was on the point Of becoming the APP
Damage 81 Archdukc Ferdinand of AUS
tria. That, indeed. was tho desire or
the great Mcttcruich. and 1t was only
owing To tho sturdy objections 90 The
Geneva patriots to any such scheme
that they were at length pcr.nitt.G t.
join tho Hclvetlam Confederation Of
Nah'"nS, ami To- become part and par
Gel Of the republic Of $witzc"llud.
SYHraEettes may rec III mat ii was
while J. ing y. Geneva that John
Mo-. the great Scottish rcformcr anil
divine, wrote The First Elast Of tho
Trumpet AGAINST the Monstrous Rc.-l-
nlout OF Won ou'--promi,t"a perhli..
ny tn" fact that thcr" were living with
Ilit' under Tia" same roo: NJ n, time.
MT only his Wife, hut also h.s mother
NAV and = Ars. Locke. who had left
her husband in order - 10 near hnn.
Tie tnosl striking passage OF the work
In question. and which may be COM
inCnocd 10 til" attention OF rho suffra-
settes. is as follows:
"ro, hermit - woman to bear rule.
M, htts4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-06
BY G. T.. g. II. l.. DenooH,
Real Estate huctioneers,
So1 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION 1F SALE !
THE 1MpRoyED PROPERTY. COR
Ni;R OF MARSHALL AND THIR-;
TEENIH STREETS. NO. 1900 EAST
MARSHALL STREET.
BY virtue of "a deed Of trust, dated
July 2. 1912, recorded in Richmond
Chancery Court clerks office, u. b.
2l1-B. page 164. and at the request OF
the noteholder. default having been.
made In payment of debt Bccured, +
viii cell by public auction, on the
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1914.
1 ut p. NJ,
the property described IN said deed as
all that certain lot OF land. Wits inn
proventents thereon. lying and belnE.
in city or Richmond. Va. at the north :,
east corner OF Marshall ami Thir-s
teenth Streets. fronting on ,aiarshall
ing hack between parallel lines ninety
I'VE (sS) feet, more or less, to an alley
ten (10) feet wide. The improvements
consist OF q neat two story fralne.
dwelling, which Will make n kcaIs
home Or investment. -
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale.
any taxes due, and to pay a note OF
Sl.SOO. with interest from July ., 1otS: :,
balance at one and two years, with in
tcrekt at per cent; or all cash, at
option or purchaser.
Ia
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MEETINGS.
Southern Railway Company.
Richmond Va Sent = to1

Southern Railway Company
Richmond. Va, Sept. 8. 1914
THE annual meeting OF Stockholders
of Southern Railway Comphn for
the purpose OF electing directors anu
for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may be brought before tho
meeting, Will be held at the principal
office OF the company. In The Times
mond, Va, on Tuesday. October IS.
1914, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The stock transfer books, both COM
mon anu pre- preferred; Will be closed at
and Will be reopened at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. on "Wednesday, October Il. 1914.
+. s. WYNN,
Sacratarv
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BY ELAN & FUNsTEN.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES PUBLIC AUCTION SAILS
That Handsome Apartment;
House Known as the
Bellevue Flats
Situated at the Southwest
Corner of Fifth and Cary SITS.
BY ELAN & FUNSTEN.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

In execution or a certain deed Of
she dansE .he St day of May
recorded in TIE cRane cessee Court and fa
city OF Richmond in d. b. issA. pn iss
20 n default Ia. been made in the
Ing required so to do BY the beneiiciarv
thSrenmder. we, the Undersigned viii,
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1914.
at $3.50 p. M.
that most desirable. we'll appointed Mt
t,ras. and ssuostaatially built apart
In the deed Of trust rs follows: BE.
Fi49tn h snd at o tho sornss
along Fifth street sixts.nine tso S' feet.
8 Co.'S. lot, thence westwardly With
sutton & Cos line one hundred ana one
GOD feet, nve and one-half (5,s3
tss} feet, four t5 inches, more A or Iess.
to Cary street and THENCE. eastwardiSt
f 9nG inches ons 10 he ees S anu
the same ssing lots No. ioi and "a.
io2. that were conveyed to Lewis Gin
m,issioner. by hts deed. bearing date or
he oce ISL ARD rssordsd In
1s4.B. page IS. together With With str n
OF land sad four t feet, ten uC9 inches
property on account OF It's convenient
location should always command good
rental by an excellent class OF tenants.
and It's proximity TO the business cen,
tire should make It most desirable III
vestment. 1t can be seen at any time
hour OF sale.
TERMS: Cash
HENRY r. MILLER.
w. PLEASANTS Redo.
ELAN & FUNsTEN.
Auctiuneers
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NoTICE-Executor

THIS, company having auaiifed. along
executor OF the estate OF, Andrew ROB- or
ertson. deceased. all persons having
claims against said estate will please
indebted OF the estate will make pay
ment to the Undersigned
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Co-Executor OF the Estate OF
Andrew Robertson, deoeesed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-06

~ A stated. communication OF Rich
Ny mond Lodge. No. 10, Ancient Free
~ and Accepted Masons. Will be
held in the Masonic Temple. Broad and
Adams Streets. THIS (Tuesday) EVEN
ING. October 6, 1914. at 1880 o'clock
Members of sister lodges and transient
brethren fraternally invited.
BY order OF the worshtpfuI master
ROBERT IL. WINFREE,
Secretary.
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MEDICAL.

DOCTORS practice for sale. 1890 to
$4,000. country practice. located on
national highway. 90 miles west OF
niehmond. Va: Practice. drugs and Of
nee equipment can be bought for less
CONTRACT work I'm town. Address I. as,
care Times Dispatch. :.
THE Utah wonder. DR.. Porter's Utah
wonder cures tobacco and cigarette
habit Sure cure II You rolIow dlrSc-
tiona, Will send by mail on reeeipt
OF so cents. Dr. y, Porter. r. o. Box
1919. Norfolk, Va
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FOR sALE--Hou.es.

1909 Grove Avenue. new home, 10
VIII trade for small improved prop
erty Madison 1897. Randolph 2o44-L.
OWNER Will sell very cheap for cash.
l-room suburban home; large lot. A
$50. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED to sell. the one story frame
building used as artists studio, To-
Gated on the grounds o! the Confeder-
ate Memorial Institute. on Kcnsingto
chaser to remove the building at once.
ADDRESS written ofrer to Confederate
Memorial Association. r. Q. Box 53b.
city
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SITUATION wANTED--Temale

competent and rslI
able fle clerk wishes position; can
furnish best Ieferenccs. Address II
E4lE care Ttmes. Dispatch.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

and White Leghorns; Carneau
pigeons. Sidney Johnson. Boydton. Va.
Reals bred .tp-lay White Wyandotte.
and White Leghorns; .CRrneau
PIGEONS. .SidneY Lohnson, RoNdton. va
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WANTED-ReaI Estate.

LIST your farms with j. A. Connolly
Co Write postal for necessary
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PROPosALS-sealed

OFFICE, Depot Quartermaster. Front
proposals in triplicate for delivery of
i've hundred young horses. 30 per cent
or any part thereof, In accordance With
specifications and instructions to bid
ders to be furnished. will be received
until 2 o'clock =. NJ. eastern time).
November 2. 1914. and then publicly
opened. Bids will be considered for
delivery of animals at Front ROYAL.
Va. or such other prominent railroad
point as bidders may designate. Guar
nnty viii be required in amount of not
less than SO la per cent of total con
sideration of proposal offered. Infor-
nation furnished upon application to
Depot Quartermaster, to whom all pro-
posals should be addressed.
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wANTED-ProfessIone al

WANTED, position by drug clerk with
Ealesman; married; can give best OF
differences. Address II. w. d, care
($eyser Wick Drug Co.. Roanoke. Va
TEACHER with first grade certificate
desires position in public school. Ade
lress "a. EarlysviiIo. Va.
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new and up-to-date shoe Repairing
Company. Something different from
any, other shoe repairing company in
Richmond. Our shop Ia fitted with a
special aud private. ladies' waiting
IN Richmond. Our shop is conduct ed
by intellIsent, and experienced white
mechanics If YOU. Will call and look
waiting rooms YOU Will be convinced
We have the most nn-to-date place in
deliver them the same day i'm any part
OF the. city. Mall orders given our
prompt attention and returned BY Dsr-
Gel post the same day received
United Shoe Repairing Company, saa
North Fifth Street. Phone Randolph
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WANTED-salesmen.

SALEsMAN wanted for retail mems
hat store: one with experience pre-
fnrred. Salary per week. sic TO starts
chance for advancement. State age and
where last employed. X 4l2. care
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FOR sALE-Horses

FOR sale. beautiful. stylish block rid :
Ing and driving horse; kind and
gentle: no bad habits. One OF finest
saddle horses In Virginia. Address Box
$40. Richmond. Va.
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SITUATION wANTED--rroressional

Experienced teacher wishes posi-
ton In family: English. Latin. French,
music; references exchspged: terms de-
ncmarle County, Va,
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ADOPTION.

ences. pretty girl baby win be-
given for adoption. Write or cali 100
West Clay street. city.
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sToCKs AND BONDS.

per cent investment--A reputable and
growing manufacturing concern in
Lynchburg, Va, desires to sell $4,000
OF increased business. Stock will be
issued In blocks OF $1,000 each il de-
sired. VIII bear interest. Mt rate Of
per cent. paid semlannually. II in
terested address Box 222, Lynch burg,
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wANTED--Horses

WANTED. a gentle horse for laGy's
use: excellent care guaranteed, warm,
dry stable: references given: care ex-
changed for his keep. or IL suited will
buy. Call after 6 p. NJ. Madison 137I-J.
200 South Third street.
WANTED. a good work horse: thorough
trial md test, however. required. II
ga. care Times Dispatch.
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WALL PAPERING.

e.. p. Brauer. the waII.pape man. SEQ
him and save money. 10S North
Eighth Street Phone Monroe 1899.
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farm near city: married man pre-
Ilerrcd. Address II 72s. care Times
klispatch