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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
Beckham In Rockcastie

That Beckham will carry Rockcastle
by an overwhelming majority is con-
coded fact Rockcastle is one county
that Gov. McCreary could always
count as his and no effort was ever
necessary upon his part, his friends.
who were many, always did whatever
was needed. IL is true that Gov. Nc
Creary still has few supporters, but
they are few and confined entirely to
the older citizens. II Mr.. Stanley has
any following at all. the Signal is ig-
norant of the fact Those who support
ed BeckEam in his former race are still
Tor him and many who were bitter in
their fight against him before are now
his warmest friends. What Mr.. Stan
ley's visit to this county on May 23rd
will do we cannot say or what change
in behalf of Gov. McCreary only time
can tell, but as the political situation
stands today Beckham is easily the
winner in Rockcastle.-M,. Vernon
Signal
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Two thousand Federal troops. led by
General Zaragoza from Tampico- when
the Constiiutionalists captured that city
are reported 10 have surrendered to
General Augillars' rebels.
This report has not yet been con-
iirmed at Tampioo. where the last def
mite word received concerning the flee
ing federals said that they were fight
ing their way through to unite with
General Navaiettes west of Vera Cruz
The whole State OF Pueblo has re-
volted against Provisional President
iiuerta. Besides Zapatha's men, there
are 1900 fighters affiliated with the
| Coustitutionalists, and commanded by
the Marquis brothers and Juan Fran
-icsco Rojas. prominent land owner
and Diaz supporter.
Gen. Jiminese Castro has also taken
mp arms against Huerta. He attacked
the town OF Atempan today, sacked all
stores after killing the government Of
| iicials.
Huerta is keeping all his available
troops in Mexico City TO resist any at
tack by the Constitutionalists, ant
therefore is not sending any reinforce
ments to Puebla to suppress the upris-
| ings.
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Dave M'cesl, Of shelby City, Dies a.
Result Of pearfuI Injuries Re
eeived at neu1apA Saturday

Dave McCord a young brakeman on
the l. n ~, had both lcss cut OIL about
SIX inches above thu knees. when he
was thrown under the wheels OF a
freight train, from the tops ~ the cars
Sunday morning, and died shortly afcer
,rr,,, i,,nu ~. lea, isii uiiv,,s received.
Fr .,rlr train No 49,, southbouud, had
stopped al Rowland, one mile east OF
Stspiord. Dor water aud McCord was
on top Of a freight car walking along.
Suddcnl, the engineer started the tram
90 moving forward McCord was taking
a step between one car and another
when the hump of starting came. and
lost MS balance. falling feet first be-
tween the two cars tranticslls he
sought 10 catch and save himself. but
was unable to do sn and was hurled
sprawling across one rail, and the steel
wheels passed over his thighs.
Other trainmen heard ms scream al
agon, and anguish a. he fell and a.
thc rails passed over his quiVering body
and the train was quickly stopped and
the injured boy quickly brought to
Stanford and hurried to a ply sician' 5
office: there u was seen that there was
no chance To save his limbs and but
little TO save his life Everything post
BILE was done for him he was then
taken to the Campbell House and made
as comfortable a. possible. hut II was
seen that his death was put matter OF
a short time lie was conscious aud
brayely born the extreme suffering. lie
asked for Rev. u NJ Walker to come
and pray for him. and the minister
came at once from sunday school to
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
Newman Candidate for Governor

Il am candidate for Governor ON
the Democratic ticket no matter who
runs or doesn't run--the more the
mcrrier." is the way Commissioner OF
Agriculture John w. Newman. OF Yer
sailles. puts IT, Il stood at the foot
OF the class the last time, aud ! am
going zap head. The farmers of Ken
lucky have never had one OF their
number in the Governors office at
Frankfort, and am going to break
the ice" he added Despite the fact
that he mas the race all to himself now,
Commissioner Newman is going about
il Just the same as IL he had opposi-
ton, and is overlooking no opportunity
10 strengthen his fences.--Louisville
Times.
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After More Money For The Farmers

commissioner of Agriculture J. w
Newman has returned from Washing
ton. where he went 10 urge an increase
in the appropriation for farm demon
stration work in Kentucky Owing to
the intention to cease cooperating
with the Rockefeller fund. which has
been used in the Southern States. Ken
tucky's share of the Agricultural fund
would be below that of any of the
other States. Senator James promised
to have the bill amended by adding
$1,000 To the S22.500 allotted to Ken
lucky. Representative Lever said he
would accept the amendment when il
went into conference, And Chairman
Gore. OF the Senate Committee. agreed
To the amendment. Commissioner New
man is doing a great work for the far
mers Of Kentucky.
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Stallion Killed In Ffght With Plug

Jesse Cobb. the gray stallion belong
ing to Sam {. Barnett, of London got
out of his stall in the barn just to the
rear of Barnett's store. and in the
melee between him an work horse
he was killed As soon as the noise was
heard parties went down from the store
and found the stallion and another
horse entangled in the harness, the
stallion already dead with a broken
neck and the work horse nearly
strangled to death: but not seriously
hurt The stallion was valued at about
$3.50
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Rumor of Attack at Vera Cruz

Vera Cruz. May ia rumored con-
centration of Mexican Federal troops
before the American lines in the vicin-
,,y OF Nergara station. two miles out
on the interoceanic railroad, failed to
materialize into the early morning at
tack which had been predicted by ma
tiyes who entered Vera Cruz yesterday.
The night passed without any in
cid,nt at the American outposts and
no indication was given that Gen Ma
any violation OF the armistice.
From several quarters rumors were
persistcnily circulated yesterday con
corning Mexican troop movements in
the vicinity OF the American outposts
The American army headquarters staff
Was disincline1 To take these rumors
seriously. but precautions were natur-
ally taken To guard against any nisht
surprise
Care was taken. however not Ia
alarm inhabitants OF this city. and the
onl, noticeable effect OF the orders
given was the absence of soldiers and
sailors from the streets, except m the
case OF those ON duty.
Cnder the general precautionary,
plans drawn up by the headquarters
staff the marines and bluejackets ON
board the American flee, are held IN
readiness To come ashore a. an hour )
notice IN case the garrison should be
attacked This augments Brigadie(
Geacral Funston's available force by
many thousands OF officers and meg
who, for this reason. American Officers
doubt that the Mexicans will make a
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
Old Wayne Man Waylaid

The Gap Creek correspondent OF the
Wayne County Outlook said in the
last issue While returning from the
home of his son last Tuesday evening
Uncle Andy Foster, age ~ years. was
layway.d aud shot by some unseen
person Tie was shot in the back OF the
head aud neck with % shot and three
slu2s Oh lead So tar no arrest has
been made, and he is getting along
nicely.
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KILLED by LIGHTNING
Thomas rsnkersley Meets Sudden
Death Near Preachersville

| freaenersv'i'e' May "
! Las, TUESDAY ar,e'noo" au''ne a"
e'eo,''esi s'of"' inomas iansers'y'
aT,.h ",s T. h;crn,s ,y.e unJes
| LII, A.. ri ,,L.n .h.i,., u. CO. =,
~ 80, ,h, sarn, ~ S,ycc,ey Mn,yan
" S....',,., 49, .r;,i.,, a.'.,,,red .,,on,
80, IL 18th -, H. nIsre Ts,Lc,s'
H. 49, ,.,,L;ns e., IL PnLer,s a len
az, nn ,he Nn,o,r y,,r, Decc,s.d had
only began work the day before.
RI. ala, .rb. I ,J,es, Naso,;c
od". Iii +. a;,.c RE- ., ,ha Nj
some Hall by local ladies SATURDAY ev-
ening beginning al 8 O'Clock. The lodge
IS organized after the ladies hear their
husbands talking IN their sleep. Ihis Is
n'tnN 'a'ny p'ay snu yph "'ss q
-, "s w. -, ~ h.nss RI
y ~ ~ So . A'I =. -.
NJ 49, VI S;s,.s $500 az '"s' So So
I','.',.',,.. H. w p.sI,;,. H.
~ 60, g. - pp,ns's. ~
80. i,i''si., ua,p... So. Til,
w., T ~. $50 p'','., ponI'.h.a Sas
W., Si , NJ H. III.
% o'', '".o'y, ~. s', r.
| - H., by nj ,rd ,iearae" -, pl',o
AN ~; -"i a'd 's' u'ev ~ n'ue
hs. 80. 4 ~ e. y n. y" /, 'I ~" p
aus, -'e t""us" ue -, ~. III II
W 81 W 0.' ,o'aa,' ''''o'
Mr.. ID. NJ. Anderson had the misioi =
tune TO run OH an embarrassment Tour
iret ~ helght win MS nice new auto
Saturday afternoon. Inc machine sus-
la,ned bent axle and MINOR injuries.
ne occupants escaped without injury.
Inc accident occurred IN sight oil home.
The aged Mrs. Silas Anderson has
been quite sick at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. NJ r Lawrence
Mr. " T. White went to Crab Orch
ard saturday afternoon
m N.'r".,:s,.1 -, -. l..
~. ~ ip,.on sN"o .,, W
'oi' ~s'"' 'o''''So' WIZ e"' '''""'
Miss Mary Pe,tus, who has finished
school at Worley. N.Y. has returned
home
| Mr. J. Thompson. who has been
quite sick, IS much better.
Miss Jean Mckeehnie IS troubled with
poison oak IN her eye.
Miss fana Thompson. OF Crab Or
ehard, visited the Misses McAlister on
Drake Creek. and attended church at
, tbs place.
! Misses Jennie Kay and Lucille
Thompson visited Mrs. Hayden Lea
veil at Lancaster and attended the
street fair.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. KENNEDY have about recovered from
measle
Miss Mayme Holtzeiaw visited Mrs.
| I. w MAYOR.
Mr. John NJ. Carpenter. who spent
the winter at his Florida ranch. Is
here the guest OF his brother, Mr.. ).
ID. Carpenter, before leaving FOR his
home at Red Rock Okla.
Little Elsie Hutchins IS about well OF
/ mea sles
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS

B. ID. Carter, Admr of J. NJ Garter, ST.
vs. Lincoln Circuit Court
Annie Carter and others. Defls.
Pursuant 10 AN order made in the
above styled cause all persons having
claims against the estate Of NJ. Car
ter ST.. are hereby notified to file the
same with T.. d. Pennington, Commits
sioner. on or before May 15rd. 1914.
properly proven as required by law.
This April 2Sth. 1914
M c. NEWLAND, c. L. c. c.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
Wayne Boy Kills His Father

Allan Garrett, well-known distiller
living near Bad Rock. Wayne county,
near the Kentucky Tennessee line, was
shot and killed by his ten wear old son.
George Garrett. Garrett. It is stated
was whipping his wife when the boy
took the part of his mother. SEEING "a
pistol. he fired five shots into his ia
theirs body. killing him instantly. The
hoy surrendered To the authorities and
will plead that his act was prompted
by lesire To protect his mothers life.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
Woodson Quits Stanley

Washington May Is.-Urey Wood.
son is here with blood in his eyes for
Congressman Stanley as the result, OF
St1nle,'s recommendation OF r. !.
Howell tor postmaster at Owensboro
BY Stanley Woodson's son-in-law, w.
J. Alexander. was mentioned Off the
place at first but Stanley failed 10
agree Ia him G.. A. Jett was then
agreed on, but Stanley telegraphed his
recommendation of Howell. who Is
practically unknown. II is believed that
Woodson will 20 after Stanley in the
Senatorial race. Woodson has for
years been one Of Stanley's stronses,
supporters.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
Dolph Rice Gets Nice Appointment

News comes rom Frankfort that the
board OF examiners for the chauffeurs'
licenses will be composed OF Thomas
Byars. commissioner of motor vehicles
w l.. Rice. Of Louisville. and w. K.
Myers, OF Columbia. Their appointment
will date from june IL, when the law
becomes operative. Mr.. Rice-known tc
his friends as Dolph-formerly lived in
this section and is splendidly qualified
for the position.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
Health q Factor in Success

The largest factor contributing To
a mans success is undoubtedly health.
II has been observed that man is sell
dom sick when his bowels are regular
he is never well when they are con-
stipated For constipation you will find
nothing quite SO good as Chamberlain
Tablets. They not only move the bow.
els hut improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion They are sold
by all dealers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
A Peculiar Accident

Newell Fox happened to very pain
full accident last week at his home in
the country. while leading mule. The
mule became unTuly and pulled away
from him and ring that was in the
halter flew back and hit MIR. Fox in
the eye causing very painful as well
is what may prove serious injury. He
was taken to Louisville Monday night
by DIR. ID. q. Southland, where he will
consult a specialist.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19

Summary. runs. Heath Sever
ance Struck out by Reid. }: by Rife.
). by Rcinhart, II: Base on balls off
Reid ;; OF Rife 4 off Reinhart. Il;
tmpire lohn Reid Mckinney.
The Stanford first team will play two
rore games before school is out. On
Wednesday the 10Th the local boys will
meet the Hustonville first team on the
grounds here. On Friday the q. they
will meet the strong team OF the dee (
boys. OF Danyille at the same grounds.
Both OF these teams have recent, de
feated the Stanford boys aud two good
fast games are promised.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
Ramsey-Dunn

David W. Dunn and Mrs. Maud
Rumsey were married at the residence
OF tine officiating minister, Rev. Clar.
ence Walker Saturday at Wilmore. Tue
bride groom has been engaged as iore'
man ior the Danville Construction Co.
who have the building OF the Glass
Milling Co.'S. new flour mill at that
place. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn will re
main in Wilmore for the present.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
Rheumatism Quick Cured

my sisters husband had AN attack
OF rheumatism IN his arm writes a
we'll known residen, OF Newton. Iowa.
Il gave him bottle Of Chamberlain
Liniment which he applied to his arm
and on the next morning the rheuma-
tism was gone" For chronic muscular
rheumatism you will find nothing bet
TER than Chamberlain's Liniment. Sold
~ al dealers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19

When the baby takes too much food
the stomach turns the result is midi
gestion. sourness and vomiting. FIRE.
quently the bowels are involved aud
there is collie pains and diarrhoea. Nc
GEES BABY ELIXIR is a grand cor
receive remedy for the stomach and
bowels disorders Of babies. II is pure,
wholesome and pleasant to take Price
2sc and so per bottle Sold by Shuears'
Drug Store, Stanford. Lynn Bros, Crab
Orchard.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19

In the whole field OF medicine there
is not a healing remedy that will repair
damage to the flesh more quickly than
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT In
cuts. wounds. sprains. burns. scalds aud
rheumatism. its healing and penetrating
power is extraordinary. Price 2Sc. S0c
and 81 per bottle Sold BY Shugars'
Drug Store. Stanford. Lyme Bros. Grail
Orchard.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19

Dizziness, vertigo. (blind staggers)
saliow complexion. flatulence are symp-
toms Of torpid liver No one can feel
well while the liver is inactive. HER
BlNE. is a powerful liver stimulent A
dose or two will cause all bilious symp-
toms to disappear Try il. Price Sor
Sold by Shugars' Drug Store. stanford.
LYME Bros, Grab Orchard
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19

Sallow complexion is due To a torpid
liver HERBlNE puriiies and gives
the liver and bowels strength and re-
stores the rosy bloom OF health To the
cheek Price Soc. Sold by Shugars
Drug Store. Stanford. Lyme Bros, Grab
Orchard
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
Auto Destroyed BY Fire

The auto owned by w. r. Myers q
Son, Of Monticello, proprietors of the
Campbellsville 4 Columbia Automobile
Line, was destroyed by fire on the
pike between Lebanon and Campbells-
willie last week. and Harlan Shaw. the
chauffeur was badly burned.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19

Samuel fstu,u died at his home near
Rynierson's Mill in Mercer county, On
Monday night lie was taken sudden
~ i'll and passed away in short while.
Mr. Tatum held the highest respect
OF his neighbors and was personally
well liked by all who knew MN.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19

Barbed wire cuts. ragged wounds.
when BALLARD'S SNOW EMINENT
is applied II is both healing and an
tiseptic. Price 25c. Soc and 81 per bot
tie. Sold by Shugars' Drug Storm
Stanford. Lyme Bros. Crab Orchard
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19

Arthur Lee Cutter and Miss Lula
Woodbridge, prominent young people
OF Liberty, Casey county went 10 Dan
willie, where they were married. The
Wedding came as a surprise.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19

John W. Oversireet. who has been
postmaster at Little Hickman. Jessa-
mine county. since the postoffice was
opened there in 1877. has been reap
pointed
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19

The Cumberland Grocery Co, with
houses at Somerset, Burnside. June
ton City and Lebanon City. has in
ceased its capital $500 TO S250000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

Pursuant TO the provisions of seo
IONS 3iI7, 3i7S and 3i73 Of tho CT
OF Virginia, sealed proposals viii oi l.,
oiice until II NJ, 18TH INSTANT. ~ e.,
the printing of all such rccord,s ioi
the Supreme Court of Appeals ~ va, a.
ginia, at Richmond may rcGu,ro ~,
one year from the 1st dav az 10 10
1914. and include paper (such &c III
used 1T presenU. printing. bindi,
and cover tsuch as IS used AZ '', ,
enO. with the style Of the caso pieS
the court from which the record or, nh'
neatly printed thereon, each M Nnihe1
contain 1000 ems; said printinr 70 "a
done in compact form, without ~, ~ b
pages or blanks between the Iir ni"il
paragraphs; no extra charge to he ~, o
Tor hSure work, not exceeding thee ' 1
omns. Small caps and Italics to co
oscd when required " ~
The proof must be read bcfor. hot,
sent TO the clerk. and a. proofrnoeinl
furnished him when so rcouirad" uel
Ihc printing is to be done IN
city or Richmond. under tho SIN IN
VISION or the clerk. as prcscribcdp
law; and returned to tho clerks On,
within such .spaco OF time after o INC
records are delivered to the printonnu c
inc court or clerk may REQUIRE.
upon tho FAILURE TO do so witbin "no
ti TN, SO required. said printing is to M
pun OUT by the clerk upon tho III
Terms he can. procure. the contranesI
for such printing to be held reSnnooraGto
Tor the cost OF the same in eXcess
his contract price. N'sS' o1
II. STEWART JONES, Clor,,
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w. II. SCOTT.

SCOTT'S ola Market Drug Store. Jud-
son CUNNINGHAM, manager, is the
store of Richmond. When YOU get get
anything from SCOTS it's right The
finest olive oil, 75c. the quart Scotts
corn PGstcr viii make a cripple dance
for JOY; zoe SCOTS Wonderful Blood
Mixture cnriches the blood and makes
it IS pure as an infants: 81 the bottle.
SCot"s Digestive Elixir is panacea
Tor nervous Indigestion. heartburn and
loss OF appetite. soc Scott's Liver Pills
none equals them. l0c Scott's Pile
SalVc Is wonder. %. ScOtts Rhcu-
matte MIXTURE positively cures, soc
NunninGham's Royal Remedy and In
lection for Men never fails. soc. each.
CunuuCham'S Elixir Of Life restores
los; manhood. soc Chewing tobacco.
&c. the plug smoking tobacco. zoe. the
mound. Each truss fitted by an expert.
No charge for fitting. Stock foods half
price. Mail order a speciality. Big
stock, right prices and polite attention.
VIC beg Your nntrOnnge.
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AUTOMOBILES,


FORD and other fvc-passcnrcr cor.
one convcrtibic: two or four-passcn'
Eu' ,MaNwcl!; two seven passenger cars
al III good condition. will trade seven
passenger cars for eour or fvc-paSsen
XIV. leslie Johnson. ia West BROAD,
FoR sale, at II sacrifice. automohile
=" touring car, perfect condition.
luiiy equipped Can be seen Shcnan
u 'o;nh tiaras". Apply Jno ~ Clarke
"ANM ELL touring car. fully equipped.
MhNWeil roadster in fine running order.
ms, me hundred and scvcnty-hve dollars
Illler's. 1905 West Broad
WANTED. to buy second hand Ford
or Metz car. state lowest cash nrice
HndrcSs AZ Church Street, Lynch
JsIVJT ,,o...a..---
Il - ~ passenger. like new; bargain.
koom 7l2 Mutual Building.
WILL sell my Studebaker outomoIjIo
Tor $3.50: win take siXty-day note
well secured Box $50. Richmond, Va.
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WANTED. business man with $500 CAPT.
TAI TO take control Of active business
man capital will be returned in less
ihan a month From three to five thou
SAND dollars profit per year r. W
leonard. Murphy's Hotel Room iG5
Monday morning we
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILE for sale or trade. Five
passenger touring car. 40-horscpower:
has Just been thoroughly overhauled.
every worn part replaced with new
have also had 1t painted. and has not
been used since coming out of the shop.
ana is better than Il new cheap car
Almost new nobby tread tires on car.
a Mnti, one EXTRA tire; demountable rims.
VIII sell or trade for farm or other
real estate Reason for selling. have
just purchased II seven passenccr car
Address j. s., Drawer 1915, Richmond,
Va
HAVE new 5O-horsepowcr car. Cost
=, $500, and VIII sell quick $4,000.
Never been run. + SO. care Times
Dispatch.
FOR sale, Metz roadster, run only 200
chaser Maxwell Motor Car Co.. I62e
West Broad. Phone Madison 472i.
AUTOMOBILE bargains.-One over
land. $500; one Seven-passcnger
Mitchell, 500: one Ford, five pas scnger.
$500: one Studebalter. 1925: one Studc-
baker, 1912. $3.50; one Stevens Duryea.
$500: one X. g. H., $3.50: one Spcedwell,
seven passenger. $500. Other cars OF
all makes for sale. CAN and see these
cars or write for list of those for sale.
richmond Auto Exchange. Inc, sos
West Broad Street, Richmond, Va.
ONE REQ auto-bus for sale; suitable
for hotel bus or for stage line be-
tween towns; in fine shape and In good
running order. Parties wishing to es-
tablish stage line should see this auto
bus. Richmond Auto Exchange. Inc.
sos West Broad Street. Richmond. Ma
WANTED. automobile, Buick or Over
land Must be In nrst-class order
Address, stating price and particulars.
u j 10 care Times Dispa ten
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STRAW HATS
OSTRICH FEATHERS.

OSTRICH fcathcrs-Takc your old
i"athrrs 10 Thurcston's they will
make them new again Thurston's. M
IA North First street
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HOW TO SHOP BY MAIL

.ea5ls nSn en t pe Sof %
the
Information Which VIII be
"
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED. State manager. Proposi-
lion should net the right man $4,000
first year. Quick action necessary. You
must have $500 to $1,000. You handle
your own money and business. Moody
Mig. Co, ST. Louis Mo
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

PERFECTLY dry oak and pine blocks
easy 10 split; dry slab cut in right
season Is the cheapest hot weather
wood. because II makes quick blaze:
Virginia anthracite stove and nut size
VIII save 81 on ton. II burns everv-
where; delivery on auto truck on thirty
minutes notice Longs. Madison 1868
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

WANTED. partner in oldest. best estab-
lishcd plumbing business In city
stand closest Investigation. ID sci. care
Times Dis patch.