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Cine Cables
IRON MOUNTAIN TIME cARD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TRAINS ARRIVE

TRAINS ARRIVE
No. 17-From Chicago, st.
Louis, Kansas City, Menu
phis, Little Rock. Texas
and California, daily 1920 a. IN.
No. 205-Daily, from Mem
phis, Wynne. Little Rock
and Texas ............ 10:15 a. IA.
No 219-Daily, from st.
Louis. Memphis, Little
Rock and Texarkana 1905 p. m.
No. S33-IDaily, from st.
Louis. Kansas City. Chi
cago, Memphis. Little
Rock, Pine Buff and
Texas ................1 0:l5 p. n.
TRAINS DEPART.
No. S3S-Daily, for Little
Rock, Pine Bluff, Texas,
California, Memphis and
st. Louis 1900 a. m.
No. 220-Daily, for Little
Rock. Wynne and Men,
pht5 .12:55 p. III.
No. 1S-Daily, for st. Louis,
Chicago, Kansas City,
Memphis, Little Rock.
Pine Bluff, Texas. Cali
fornia and New Orleans
..--........... o.0u p. ID.
No. 202-lDaily. for Benton,
Little Rock, Bald Knob,
Wynne and Memphis 1900 p, m.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

dairYfn1n. who came from Middle
Wet two OF NOR" Years a.go to :, bet
ter climate and located in . certain
Southcr'! state, nos far from Virginia.
and mode splendid success Of hiS
creamery, VAS asked by Interested OBJ
servers Why the local farmers did not
takc advontaS" Of tho Nalrc opportuni-
lies. his brief answer was: 'l:"CHusc
YOU Southern farmers are too darued
satisfied" "D"ru' WAS i.ooi Nord
!" "S" just there. J; expresses the
cordcmnatory attitude towards list
loss content. which Is IA, another
nanIc for la2iues". Ana this bringg
mo to think Of IL lecture full OF perth
mont suggestion which have been
reading IN Il prominent trade journal.
II says: Nothing short al perfection
Viii ever satisfy some people. which is
perhaps - well III "a most imperfect
world. There i q diacont"ut thai IS
divine. and also another kind. hut tn"
b"ttcrins - things as "a part Of our
nature BELONGS to tn" law "f growth.
fhe satisfied sense gag - static quality
is the sign OF arrested development.
These general reflections apply to
most every department Of busiucss at
This particular tiluo. when the spirit
of 'Watchful waiting seems - spread
its influence in cvor-Nidcutu;; circles.
y merchant who d. satisfied with tho
amount ~ business ne Is doing. 20 an
extent that CAUSES him 10 suspend his
efforts at Improvement or expansion, is
in danger Of being smitt"u with 3aralj- :
sis. He WHO looks upon to-day as the
stepping stone to larger things. ANA
bcstirs his thought 10 ways ana means
OF achieving them. is in the hculthicst
attitude towards the problems OF his
business. Evolution t. q law Of ma
turc. no matter how mitch curtailncnt
there may hc in factories or how many
idle cars there may b" on railway sid
inSs. a lull in III" volume OF business
is a favorable time 10 look up ana out.
because 1t releases powers that were
too much taxed for f"rcthouYh, when
business was running at fun tide
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

Ycry large for the proper acconinoda
tion of tho railways desks. liharies
and force and The electric light ana
power managers, clerks. stcnoertp piers
ana what no.. Six hundred and ninety
-Four people are employed In this
Franklin street skyScrapcr.
The ten-story structure ~ sixth ana
Main Streets. known ~ the Chamber
.? Commerce and Manufacturers Ex-
hioit building. is not :s deuScly pop
ulatel as tin othcr skN8crap"rn ana
sill not DO oven when IL shall be en-
tircly completed and all of the Offices
and stores rented. Tor. be il under
I;ood. the Manufacturers Exhibit takes
UP ;nrcc whole noors, and less than l.
nult a dozen pcopl. are required to
run IL. Then. too, Ia. Chamber Of
Commerce with it's auditorium takes
up another floor and no; more than 4
half u dozen people are rcrularly ON
pl"ycd thereon. but this city undo,
ono roof makes up in beauty and
ttylc and comfort what il hicks in
density OF population.
The SIX greatly elevated Ollie. buiil-
inaS discussed IL detail above have =
1is% population az 5.0aj. and The sew
cptH, ;he Chamber Of Commerce, when
II receives + finishing touches and ie
gilly occupied. will add at l.ast 200
more. AMI set Richmond has not
enough Offices ~. the air" to NEE; the
demand. ANA some inore 8kyscrapers
W!ll have t" % ~ III the near future
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

Pa,tcn, his soh-in-law. and moved
down on the Pamunkey River, in Han
over COUNT. to create another alfalfa
paradise
y. *. DeItwiler. of Los Angeles. Cal.
his brother, George *. Dcitwiler. OF
Toledo, o.. and Mr.. Judy have bought
the famous horseshoe Farm of 900
acres, situated on the Pammkcy. Mr..
Judy has become the manager and
superintendent in charge. The place
has been equipped with forty five
horsepower traction engine pillow.
twenty odd mules, and ali OF the farm
implements necessary for operation on
a big scale, and many improvements
have already been made. ana others In
the way or new barns, oulhouses. wire
fences. ETC. arc heinz; pat up as fast
~ possible. Of course. corn and other
grains are to be grown on the place.
but alfalfa is 20 be- the king crop. Two
hundred and nifty acres are to be put
In the grass this year and $50 more
next year, ana by and by. all OF the
900 acres, except th- necessary corn
fields and potato patches and such like
will he growing alfalfa.
California and Ohio have been con-
s!dcrcd great alfals- growing States.
and to see mon bringing money from
those regions to invest in alfalfa lands
in Virginia is one OF the very cheer
Ing signs OF the timcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
~ TIE DL.ACK LANDS.
t"id AMI diamond Mines at Our Doors
n VIC Only knew IL.

w. y Graham, Commissioner of Agri-
culture Of North Carolina. was one
Of the speakers at tho rcccn, Nation
III Drainage Congress, held in Savan-
nah. Ga. referring TO the swamp or
black lands 81 Eastern North caro-.
lima. which arc tho same as those OF
southeastern Virginia. Ny. Graham
said:
The timber OH those tracts is fellod
broadcast 1T about s. per acre. gen
er2!ir In tho fan and winter. In March
iirc - put in the timber and the fallen
timber burned az far as the fire will do
H. man with a stick two inches
III diameter ana i've or six feet long
ana small bag or poke Of corn goes
o"er the land making holes three or
!our Inches deep as corn rows would
run, and dropping two or three grains
IN each hole and cover!n:; wi,l his
rect No further cultivation is given.
"n.J u cut bushes and weeds until Tho
corn gets high enough TO smother
them. The land will yield 100 bushels
or more Of corn per acre, ana a ;lne
crop OF sofa beans. II any one thinks
this is stretching the blanket in
Nltc him to visit these lands In August.
as ! have lone, and see Tor himself.
What gold and diamond mines these
black lands would be # they wer.
dr'ircd ana property cuitivatcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
COMING ON TO VIRGINIA
TO FIND THE VERY BEST
iiny Mixers From Pacific Coast aud
Middle Wcnt Pronounce Old DO
mlniOn the Alfalfa Lnnd.

Here is an extract from letter
written b. . Kansas farmer 10 his sor
in-law In Virginia. This son-in-aw
is deeply Interested IN the advance
:nent OF agriculture and the public
school system of Virginia. especially IN
'hc rural districts. and is doing some
active work in behalf OF both. The
letter shows what an up-t date kan
s"s farmer thinks OF the OPPORTUNITIES
in thc CID Dominion. lie writes:
am sending you The February
country Gentleman. Have marked TWO
articles. The article Down South,
think. - line a. 10 the possibilities OF
Tho old Dominion. l. YOU will recall!
ny remarks upon your countr,, tho
wt4t"r must nave had the same glasses.
I" Loo. through that did. never
rose an opportunity 10 laud virginia.
heiieVc IN her. and If We're twcnty-
ne Years younger would be down there
helping to build her up.
chances-thc line YOU arc pulling on
70 make your state mike good. rush
The educational line and the agricu!.
tuEal line. they go hand in nanG.
our people are homo bodies. love
the rural life. aud they have tho best
climate in The United states 10 enjo-
II In. Your soil can be made 10 do
49,, .''S 'on htt ou( 10 accomplish.
Inc idea prevails ali over the coun,ry
that il Is a rundown soil: i, i.
neglected sell. 1ta pedigree IS cool
take the proper care OF II. | predict
"ith The spirit and intelligence Won
younger men are putting forth. in
twenty-five years Virginia viii be
tec"gniZed "s the garden spot Of the
United States"
II can be seen that this I,,s,e
farmer. who has been 20 Virginia on
4 long visit. puts rural schools and ac.
f!cuiture together, ana advises thu.
they DC developed together. This Ia
'he position that has been taken nv
iAthy OF the seeing mon and wo
me- mere IN Virginia. ne shown by the
cHoTts TO develop the boys corn CLUBS
"ho III" girls garden clubs. ana other
forms o: Industrial education In con-
junction with the rural graded and high
schools
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

fractions Will 40 out of fashion CT
trcly. There is Ii movement or in
Richmond TO require by law all of tn"
huchstcr3 and market men TO sell by
weight only. Some of them are dis
posed 10 draw tho limo q, tomatoes.
claiming that the thing will not work.
II is already working in scVcra!
states, and works well. so | am told.
Maryland has a l;," requiring tomatoes
To hc sold by weight, ana the law makes
sixty pounds TO tho bushcl In Ohio,
Rhode Island ana Tennessee iiftv-s!x
pounds max" bushcl OF tomatoes. ac-
coriinS To the law. while In Texas
hity five pounds are required. ana in
Missouri only forty-,ivc pounds arc al
lowed for that measure. 40 other
states. 50 far az know. have laws OH
the subject.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
city nuck-Yurd Gardens.

The health bulletin OF Chicago last
week contained two sensible sugges-
tons as follows:
Hous.holdcrs are asked 10 convert
their back yards into vegetable gar
bat also ~ Il means of combating the
high cost OF living ANA OF assuring Il
fresh tubl" supply. There should be
enough back yard 1;ardeus In Chicago
To supply thousands OF tables with
fresh home grown vegetables.
on the same subject the Ohio state
Journal lectures - this strain:
'Thor. is another consideration. be
side fresh vegetables and economy, ana
that IL tho experience In keeping; gar
den. Tho work Is not hard, and 1t
gives just enough exercise 1" make
tn: blood leap Tor Joy. y man can .;e:
q thousand dollars worth OF happiness
raising 10 c":ts' worth or lettuce. And
every tim. he spends nftcel "T twenty
minutes pulling, weeds out Of III" iadish
i"d II. pulls twice "a many out % the
mind. 70 tcid - garden il az much
- souls employment as IT * the hands
for there oac is apt To nud as his
companions wha, Lincoln called "the
angels -! our better nature
There are some Gou,Ishing back
yard gardens in This good old city Of
Richmond. There could be ana should
be a great many more. by the way
the Seventh street Christian Church
has very fine pea patch in the church
lot. and that is what call good
preaching on the side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
GREATNESS OF VIRGINIA
AS SEEN BY KANSAS EYES
Publir School system and Scientific
Farming Making "Oid Dominion
Garden Spot OF the Nation

Tie time is not far distant when
Virginia will be knownyas the great
est alfalfa growing State in America
Thc story ~ the success OF Captain
Jack, who came from California TO
Virginia and started tho alfalfa ball
to rolling ON the banks OF the Kappa
hammock has been tc.u in these columns
Since then tho alfalfa fever has spread
in various parts OF the state, and our
original home FOLKS ARE Catching on
az a rapid rate. Not only $40. but
alfalfa growers from other States are
finding out that the grass can be
grown in Virginia just q little better
and little more protitab!y- than any
where else, and they are coming To
the Old Dominion and buying land on
which 20 grow this superior HAY
\. H. Judy came from Ohio several
years ago, giving up a seat In the
Legislature OF that state. and selling
his line farm in Darisc COUNT, and
bought farm in Stafford County.
which he has converted into {. succes-
sion OF alfalfa fields. Now lie has put
that splendid farm in the hands OF Mr..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
L,nchhurs robscco Rcpcrt.

Fpe'.'.l 20 Iur Times Dlspatch.I
l..."'hhury. VA. A@y iG.-John y. Oslt,by
OF Ia" lsyuchDHrG Tonacco Warchoii.. Com
p1ry tnc.i. makes Ia" following report o /.
lear tot1cCo sold on the LynchDur;s market !:
sold t"o weeks ending May T.. ~ 100
p"unda: sold from september :. 1913 to
daE IL. 1914. ijiij.l0o pounds. sold from
september !. l1l" 10 May IL. 1913; - 80
pounds. Increase For 1914. a.pGc.0o pounds
sales arr now quit. light. a. nearly all
hIyer- are of the market fo- the teaaon.
and prices 0rr !owcr In consequence bar
t!cui1r!% on Tugs and common grades.
Good aul Nne grades % leaf are holding ;:D
fairly well. ;tnt aye doing w"il as could D.
expected under existing conditions
AL Who haTe tobacco on hand arc ur-sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
BUILDING OPERATIONS;
SOUTHERN CITIES BUSY

The following figures, compiled by
the manufacturers Record from onlcial
reports. present Il brief surnm.r, OF
Il months building operations in the
cities named. from which it will be
seen that Virginia elite. are moro than
holding their own:
lin Norioli5 Il total OF ninety per-
mits wac ISSUED during the month.
representing q cost OF construction or
S3oe93c OF this. forty -ciph, permits
We're for residences, estimated to cost
$l3l.27S Permits were issued in
Richmond for new contradiction esti-
mated to cost Sji7.lG1, and for alter
atoms ana repairs .3g,?G. Thes.
figures show IAN incrcus. OF Slls,3t5
IN new construction as compared with
April. 1913, ana II d"creas. az s57.aa55
in the cost OF alterations ANA repairs
IN iioanokc Il total OF cighty-,hree
permits was issued during tn. month.
representing cost % construction
OF Sl'3.Gt5. As compared with April,
1913. theSe figures show an increas"
Of about So. 600. Twenty permits were
issued in Greensboro. y. C.. represent
ing cost of construction Of S4S..35. al,
in"rcas" oi six in the number of per
mus anu ABOUT i.vpu IN tho cost Of
construction as compared with April.
1919. Permits We're Issued in Column
hio. ;. g. for construction estimated to
cost .J6.U"G. nnd in ,ircenviii. x6aS37
In Atlanta the cost Of construction for
which permits were ISSUED durin. tho
ihonth Is estimated at 100000. an in
crease of Sl.p.o0" as compared with
April. 1913 Tho coat OF construction
for which permits were issued IN Eir-
mngham is estimate ot .3ls.i4., as
compared with S291.935 cor April. 1919
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
Eurricrs.
6 Lasss !; Sons "a W. Broad Recommendation
efa

Ii rnse;sy 'a SON. W 81 HiG 2sads
Grocern Retail
's:$ : s: &: -
#: 81? + Gill; i. h Msis s:ss Il.
..s ss of 5 = Main III P 81 Ns Ms"G:
u " asaas 5' Ky !! tsi gsa
J. T. ha%h2 80. IS n,as s. as 5:9
#5 ss S Mson e. f.
Moia .ec!s@n ~ Il
Y"nF" p, GT.seTy Co. SIS " nroaa
G;oics ress sHs,. Jog IS Vt @ $
s' r. a! N% Monroe G
Vol Tu sssEoa l;is ,d saG9o" M
Hardware.
F.: sSs s:%$$f: Rsss sS s
''H aFa assas e' i..s f. e.rS 5Yad
ofs' ra5a aa'.a a
e H. luldsTen @0+ BToaa Madison 7
Iinrd Wood Floors vcnctinn nInh..
C. W Parsons. IL W. Main Monroe ss
v.... ~. Hat nenovator.
Hotels cataurants
Connect & Miller. So4 " Madison
Ice Cream manufacturer
h sT AsGc' w. i ro @ Main M2nros rs
nroal s:S"iscn as
c Perso lis ~ Broad S Maaison Is
a. Anderson. 80 y. Second phon<1
-. King 1904 W.
Scheer 14ll SfnAis
". a. Spott & sos r.. '''
LRundries.
American Hand Laundry. 1892 f. Franklin Monroe .oo
Liquors.
S %.12sss1 e. M1!ssn q:
& 4 4 F NSipoR9 s rr .S II sixth
Ltthia Waterh
I:.oad H"cn Min Spgs Co. Inc 50; T. FRANKLIN
Mineral Springs 63l
Harris Anu-Dyspepe Water Co. Inc. Sic W. Broad. ~
Lumber and NH Work.
Hobson. Mouro.
Machinery and Repairing.
l4 w Madison SOC,
The strickland Machine Co. 1870 Main 1883
Mail Order Liquor HouseA.
Boze 1908 yenable s
Phil Kelly scLITz 18th ST. Mon q: Ss
iAewe' Monroe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

Meats. Fish. Oyster. Game.
Maiory's Market. 4o7 w Leigh st....... Madison eot
Meats and Vegetables
a5s wv its SG9 fs Ms snrSs a ;.s
$ Sssh 9 s a aon9So I Is.s
H. H., MS Ma ,.i Mon
u e Sschmid,, Marsot...... Madison .r,o
Medicine manufacturers.
L. T. Hayden. 80 W Brood Medicines.
NJ. IL Eie,, sso7 Williamsburg Az.
Music Supplies.
iei 3 ssnf GS c. f! Vi n!oaa ssa &c;
Office mud School Stationery.
Tho "aitoFd Stationery Printing Mad 5ts7
M,ran oDca, Co. ''''e''n'
optometrist and Opticiau.
Br'stein 200 n FIFTH Madison CTS
i j. Nichols 1892 Porter .aaa,.o, ,u,.J
Paint Mnnufncturers
Jon" L. 'a''" 'G a rs i .d sSHa Maa'0" "
Bopp Ferauson ios u. Main st...... Monroe s75,
Pickle manufacturers.
Tho Rosemary 2os st....... Madison 2i7
Picture Framing MouIding.
Leigh Thomas Co. Mnin si,........ Monro. 1911
c. 81. Haynes ccords w Broad Mao 500?
i'inSfcrets and Contractors.
Printers.
.nf S. sssHS5
I Fts 8 zee Jackson Mssa 8
Hat and vermin Extern,rnntor.
Otto oFh'n. American National Bank Bids Monroe Ss
nazors sharpcned.
Iech ( Reeves. Sl ". Iroe6 s,...... siaoisoo .rs
Tho Sharpe Co. 10 y. Seventh "
Estate.
isas 2 Go ss CO. 7Fs s Da s Msn
i0l3 l..
IL n. y.
Gs "nsi fs Ger 4s iii a r3s ss 5
4. Cook u 81 n. Stventh
G l.. u. J.. Dcnoon, 81 T.
hboney Nuco!s Sonroo
Sats
l yI;,% af M ns4y c." i,
j. u. .. Nni,scn 49,
foindcstcr Monroe
Richmond Trust = Savings Co. 7th SITS Mon S
son
y! >. Maids
g. IS -.
= sshn,i4 Co. 500 F. Franklin ss
y Walker g. Mutual Bldg. Madson -
Whlto " o. %" am SGt. ianh .honroo
60. Monroe
Ziamo1tan Co.. 20 M th Monroe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS;
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
,Cou,imucd From I'irst I'arc.

c.;tlly tn" markers Of house building:
materials. are moro than hold!n:; their
o"n, while the tobacco munufacturers
arc working fun forces in order to
meet pressing orders.
The retail merchants are not com
plating, although they arc not boast
'ng OF larreiy Increased sales over
the corresponding period OF Last ynar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

Adding Machines ,;. ., and Office suppe"
Freeman Advertising Adys s.s .ssnsss Madison
Advertising Artists.
Lyric Bldg Atonro. se.
Aitercr OF Ladies' Garments.
Antiques
;a oaa Ass.Sn So
Standard Art st.........Monrce 1881
.utom"b'ic Accessories.
aaa a Hao iab COR is " Road Monroe
Automobile Dealers
$ i HSs S1 s # 4a :; Sss5s:
. " lTT % Efoa; cn s
's; S% s. if r. s!s a:
=, Aur" HephiripS.
for Hire.
Thorna, Hic!ts soma. i9I T. Main stMad es-Mon ss
Bank, 80, T.: Broad st Madison ,o,s
nicyccs Itepnirins
Joseph L. Iickcrstan 1911 e Main Madison 1898
bicycle Dealers Shop.
" o pas sss''G Is vs. n3a n Sssser
r 9Gt9or2y '" ' W Main l.SHr"s zen sS1
@, i!a a"R. dHs MP gssr z? d o% ID s i:.
Smith Ii jni hst, y 20 Y rg ' MsG;ssn .as
"'f"f oo anGs s. evidere sNon 'i'
nookbnders Loose Ie"f Devices Dew asa'0n ''''
NpPe' Sn'dsr 18th and Fran s,r.,! kn Madison asse
RSt EsiSPs 5" s
Iiuttcr and Eggs.
Hay G West, 305 y. ,iai,.o, cOze
Carriages Wagons and harness. 1'''s0" 's's
Hristow Worsham CO. Inc. y olson sai5
CASH and tCstn1nent itur
j. A Black Son. 1916 Williamsburg 1914
Caterers.
uuyornatoT. Eighth Sts........ Monroe "a
Cigars Tobacco.
Ievenson Cigar st......... Monroe
C1earing ma Pressing.
Cary Madison si57
s.
Brooks Cleaning Works
NJ H. W. broad
oA " MOSS ~ second Madison
Main ST. Mad 22SSMon. Sai
haynes l0s W. Main Madison t526-7GQ3
e"" hve... Madison
We'll Presetn.
Lee Pressing Club. 1890 W.
Lee Cleaners asa w Bread MonSSo ssis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

Rcstnurants.
asH arc lii + h oa Moore Bank ss '''
Rooms board
The Washington 1904 seJ
Sewing Machines tcpniring.
c. A Heans. PIT North Fifth Madison MA
Shoes.
5a Ss GSsns ss $751; s / r% SSssS $!
Shoe tcpnirIug.
l. G g. ide sss " n, Main Main Madison Is,
Sporting Goods
Jos l. BickerstaH. st......M Madison $50,
Storage nd Transfer.
W. Fred. Richardson Main Monroe 5,s
TniIors.
J.. Aaron 4os Il. Grace s,............ Me1so, ,as,
IT, symanson 10 W. Marshall Monroe 3as
ri Lesser. Tho Raleigh Madison 6,
j. i;a.!o 81. ;''S = IND T9 a. YGn5os ss
%ss, ts ~ :. H$i S$f;s 5s5.5
Tanks. St.css. Boiler Repairs. DIovpipc system
Heating ventiinting.
Capital city lo" Works n eard 4s51
Teas
H. r. Iioroy Co. Sos3o ~ st......... Monroe ga,
Timing mud Plumbing.
S In c e' S!" bond MS SnrSs u u
cscea ne5ss Main Ell $ Main s Mnsi,0n ii;
Tire Rrpnirine nj vuicunirins.
@ S' ;s FssAS S;? 5:'is and
Transfers Storage
j. A. FISHER. $40 y. Mon,o.
Trunks and BHGs, Retail.
Eountree Bro, Trunh Bag u. Broad Mad 5,s,
Umbrella Factory
%ewmans Umbrella Factory. 90 E. Monroe .ta
GphoiStrrinG Repairing
Il ia ". Observation-Disclosures. NnNf.on
Jacob Gmsn ls5 W Hrosd MSI;os ls,
Vehicle Manufactures.
II. c. sristow II Madison t,u
Thon:i, II. w. ST. sfonro, AZ.
Walt Papcrins n Painting.
0.orse e GaaEeu 10, e s... Monroe an *
John Vhelton. OILS W. St........ Monro, .sr7 ~
Window and House Cleaning al6s
VIM. NJ. 1903 n. .fonroa s,ss #
National window Cleaning Co.. sion M III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

N"w England capitalists are looking
for = good location on tho line OF the
Southern hallway fov 100000
hieachery. Several North ana South
Carolina towns are fishing Tor st.
Richmond can likely get il. Tho IN
Gustrial Department OF the Southern
Railway VII furnish information
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
Cleaning and Prcssins-Continued.

Cleaning AMI PrcssinE-COntinued.
i Ss?' H. s 1'' sv = aisas s.
?";a ''i:oa rsi;!"s Co. 1864 " s s:s
csa cea3ns Work. sSi clay Madison Msfison s e!5
ias?s Pfs c 'aF'a aGG5%' is &c
2 Asrla" 't Cor Esv aain s
Coal Wood.
s sss we1 To:d Cos g. Fish s. m
.5s Lag Pee 1. s. a 5a SIS
Colleges
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Feed, Fertilizer and Seeds.
Ave.............. Madison 1858
Filing Cabinets npd Office Supplies
Southern Office Equip Co. 1fIs T.
Fish md Oysters.
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Florists
Frank Nos,nc 13 L. Main Madison III,
Fruits and Vegetables.
James H. Saith stall e. Second Market..... Madison
Fruit, Vegetables and Poultry.
Naumann,
william Wood. IS Second Market
Funeral Directors.
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Hayes SON. st
W. l. johnson Sons 10 w Leigh ADDISON
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

Every ono knows tho value of Tia.
health 2ivini; apple. But few people
kno" that Tor very nervous people,
diet OF nearly all applc--cooked or
raw-and an abstinence from meat will
soon prove q very great benefit TO
them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

They are getting NOW TO sell every
thing that grows ont of the ground 10y
weight instead OF by measure. and if
this thing goes on tho o!d-timc half
bushcl and peel. measures and their
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-01-30

Willis A. Randel whose name will
be found in our announcement collum
seeks the Office Of Collector OF the Rev
enue, of Ripley county. Mr.. Rsndei
has been resident of uhr county Tor
several years, he having came here
with his parents when small boy from
Tennessee.
For several years he was engaged in
farming but of late has been living IN
town. We believe he is qualihed tc
fill the position which he seeks
He never held a county ofhce, bu'
was candidate several years ago tol
the assessors office but was defeated
II elected he will discharge the dutle'
of the Office to the entire satisfaction
of the people.