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ZIEEP WANTED????,?._
WANTED., RELIABLE BOY, 15 TO 17
yoars old, lo collect find work in rotali
shoo store. Address "SAM," caro this
orfico.
WANTE-D-A ? HI ?I IT BOY, OR
youth, ns office boy und fronoral asslst
. tint. Slate references, salary expected
find experience. 8. L M., euro Tlmcs
Dlspatch,
?WANTED, BY ? ??? WHO HAS HAD
oxpcrlenco In ofTlce, a situation, imme?
diately. Address WILLIAM 1?????
HARRIS, 012% N. Ninth Stroct, city.
WA ? T?CD, A GOOD COOK; WAOB8
from ?8 to J15 por weck. Apply at Chcs
terflold Hotel, J. ?, HANRAHAN, Pro?
prietor, Petersburg, Vn.
.IVANTBD. AT ONCE, A GOOD. IlELIA
ble and Industrious farm HAND; white
or colored; married or single. Apply
to O. C. SMITH, Atice, Hanover coun?
ty. Vn.
WANTED, FIRST-CLASS WHITE BAR?
BERS for Hotel Neddo Shop; $12 per
week; onc-hulC over $M. Apply to J.
T. JONES, 377 Main Street, Norfolk,
Va,
WANTED GOOD CANVASSER FOR
unoccupied territory: free outfit; cash
each week fnr whole or part time.
WESTERN NEW YORK NURSERY
CO., "Dopt. ?. Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED, A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD
address to sell first-class mining and
other stocks that will stand Investiga?
tion; liberal compensation. MARY?
LAND SECURITIES COMPANY, South
and German Strcots, Baltimore, Md.
WANTED, FOR THRU, S. AP.MY: Able,
bodied, unmarried irnen, between ages of 21
and 35, citizens of United, States, of good
character and .temperate habits, who ean
?peak, read and write En?,?? H Mi. For Infor
[natlon apply to RECRUITING OFFICER,
110 East Broad "Street, Richmond, Vt*.
Wanted, a thoroughly? respon
filble married man of experience to man?
age farm near Eko, Va.; must furnish
best of reference; good position for the
right man. Call or address "FARMER,"
Room 17, Times liti lid in?, next Wednes
day and Saturday.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALE.
WANTED, BY YOUNG ??? WITH
fair education, honest work of any kind;
understands .handling horses, and haa
had experience In grocery business. Ad?
dress GROCERY, care this office.
WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN OF
experience, a position as collector with
office work: willing to work. Address
DA.MOND, caro t.hls office.
WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN A SIT
uatlon in a .more; would like work Im?
mediately; can give good references.
Address BUSINESS, caro this office..
WANTED, BY A BRIGHT, ACTIVE
hoy. 15 years old. work of Home kind;
good at figures and writes a good hand.
.Address M. Z.. care this office.
IF YOU NEED A GOOD ACCOUNTANT
and first-class double-entry book-keeper,
with ?-? references, that will work for
less than Ills merits, address W., Wl W.
Main Street.
WANTED. POSITION AS WATCT-IMAN
by good reliable man; first-class city ref?
erence. Address A. B., 17 North Seven?
teenth Street.
WANTED. BY A BRIGHT BOY OF 15,
offlco work; can give good reference
from last place. Address WESLEY
M'COY', 314 North Thlrty-slxth Street.
HEIP WANTED?FEMALE
WANTED. (WHITE) HOUSEKEEPERS,
Cooks, Chambermaids. Seamstresses and
Nurses to call and leave their addresses
at the Tlmes-Dlspatch Free Employment
Bureau, Room 17, Times Building.
.WANTED. A GENERAL HOUSE GIRL
for small family; must be first-class;
none other need apply. Apply 10-1 West
Clay Street.
,\?aNTED. AT ONCE. A NURSE. WITH
reference, for two children. Apply IDI
E. Main.
WANTED. A WFnTE COOK FOR
small family; could stay on lot If pre?
ferred. Apply at Room 17, Times-Dis?
patch office._
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALE.
WANTED-A REFINED YOUNG LADY
desires a position to teach small chil?
dren the usual English branches. Ad?
dress Miss M. C. Gays. Va.
WANTED SEWING OF ANY KIND OR
any work that can be done at homo
Address SEAMSTRESS, care IJoom 17,
Times Building. ? '
A YOUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION
as teacher of stenography and typewrit?
ing, or a position to do office werk. Ad?
dress Box S3, Clarksvlle, Va.
fOUNO LADY WISHES POSITION IN
office; Is experienced In filing, copying
and all kinds of office work. Address
N., care this office.
Wanted, by an experienced
teacher, position In private family or
public school for spring and early sum?
mer; qualifications?English nnd Mathe?
matics; references exchanged; best re?
commendations. Address Box 23. Eurke
vllle, Va.
THE TIMES-DISPATCH WANT COLUMNS
Cartoon Contest
Six prizes will hnnwnreleel each week for
th? best drawing submitted, Illustrating
that It pays advertisers to use The Times
Dispatch want columns. The six prizes will
hi awarded ln the following order, viz:
First prize, ?2; second, third, fourth, fifth
and sixth prizes, $1 ench.
All drawings must be orlglnnl and must
he made with blnck ink on white paper
or cardboard, and should 1m five to seven
Inches In, width. Name and address must
lie written plainly on back of drawing.
Do not send letters, but incloao stamp If
you wish drawing returned. Do not fold,
but roll, when mailing. Address all draw?
ings to. "Cartoon Contest," Room No, 17,
Times Building.
All drawings must roach The Tlmes
Dlspiitoh ofllce not later than 12 P. M.
?--net-. Saturday In order to bo counted in
the; week's contest.
Every reader Is cordially invited to tako
part In this highly instructivo and most
.interesting competition.
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALE.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
stenographer; experience and best ref?
erences: would wont for small salary.
Address M. J. M., care Tlmcs-Dlspatch.
WANTED, AT O.VCE, BY A WIDOW
lady, a situation na housekeeper for
gentleman or In small family; can fur?
nish the best of reference. Address
BUSINESS, care of this office.
AA'ANTED, FOR A RELIABLE AND
capable lady, a position as companion
and .housekeeper In a refined Christian
family or home; no objection to leaving
tho city. Address M. B. J., caro Post?
master, Manchester, Va.
? FIRST-CLASS LADY STENOGRA
pher desires a position; have had nearly
seven years' experience, nnd am also ao
qualnted with general office work. Ad?
dress EXPERIENCE, care this office.
WANTED, A POSITION AS TEACHER
during spring months; have had success?
ful experience; reference furnished, and
for further Information address Box 12,
Umbra, Va.
? LADY OF REFINEMENT DESIRES
a position as companion or to teach Eng?
lish, Music and Languages. Miss
ADAMS, care Carrier No. 1, Petersburg,
Va. _
WANTED; A POSITION AS CASHIER,
entry clerk or office work by bright, In?
telligent lady of experience freforenco
Mr. AV. S. Copeland. Room 10, Times
Building). Address "CASHIER." care
this office.
AA'ANTED. OFFICI3 WORK OF ANY
kind Immediately by young lady anxi?
ous for work; reference. Address M. O.,
care this office. ?
AV ANTED, A PLACE AS CASHIER OR
office work or copying; can give good
references. AddresH EARNEST, care
AVoman's Christian Association, 711 E.
Franklin Street.
A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION
ns teacher of stenography and typewrit?
ing, or a position to do office work. Ad?
dress Box S3, Clarksyllle, Va.
WANTED, A POSITION AS COMPAN
ion or nurse to an invalid lady or child,
or convalescent attendant; have had
some experience in nursing; references
exchanged! Address S. O. P., Carrier
C. Petersburg, Va.
AA'ANTED. A PLACE IN OFFICE; HAVE
been an expert stenographer; will work
in office ono month free of charge for
practice to gain up speed.
A LADY OF REFINEMENT DESIRES
a position as companion, or to teaeh
small children English and Music. Miss
I. X. ADAMS, care Carrier No. 1, Pe?
tersburg. Va.
WANTED?BY YOUNG LADY AVITH
good knowledge of book-keeping and
some experience as stenographer, posi?
tion as stenographer or assistant book?
keeper. Address "E. T. C," caro of
Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WANTED. BY A YOUNG LADY, A
position as teacher- in some county
school; can give reference; would like
to hear from some superintendent na
soon as possible. Address TEACHER,
care of this office.
ANTIQUES.
THE FINEST LINE OF ANTIQUE FUR
nlture. Brass Goods, China and Brlc-a
Brac in the city: special low prices dur
Ing February: 803-311 N. Eighth Street.
ASSORTMENT OF GO-CARTS.
FINE ASSORTMENT OF GO-CARTS;
old ones taken ln part payments for
new. OLD DOMINION AVLLLOW &
RATTAN WORKS, 400 North Seventh
Street._
ARTm??L~PALMS.
ARTIFICIAL PALMS, _C. EACH.
TOMPKNS'. Sole Agent.
DOLLS.
DOLLS, 1 CENT TO ?1d. TOMPKINS'.
AWNINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS.
WHEN YOU NEED DECORATIONS
CALL BELL 'PHONE 2H2
J. ROSS JONES ?fe BRO..
NO. 902 EAST BROAD STREET,
FORMERLY MANAGERS FOR
M. G. COPELAND CO.
IF YOU NEED YOUR AWNINGS RE
palreel send us word. J. ROSS JONES
?fe BRO._
A TRUE BRAIN AND"1T_RVE FOOD.
KOLA CELERY AND PEPSIN CEL
Pep-Ko Is the only* true brain and
nerve food over discovered. Cel-Pep
Ko cures nervous exhaustion by feed?
ing tho brain and nerve centres with
cerebrin, thus supplying new energy
and vitality for the whole system. Cel
Pop-Ko will strengthen your heart, in?
crease your How of language, Improve
your nerve and brain power, sharpen
up your business ability and energy,
mental or physical work for lawyers,
preachers, lecturers, singers, students
nnd business men. Cel-Pep-Ko will
cure nervous heaelache, despondency
nnd the blues in five minutes. At your
first opportunity try a glass of Cel
Pep-Ko at any cafe or send for a sam?
ple bottle to ar.v drug store or the Hv
geia M'f-g. Co.. AUGUST ARNDT, Dis?
tributing Agent, Richmond, Va.
BOARD WANTED.
WANTED. BY A LADY, BOARD IN
private family, where she will be treated
like one of the family; board must be
reasonable; references given. Address
HURRY, care this office.
BICYCLES AND REPAIRS.
IF YOU AVANT TO BUY, SELL. RENT,
exchange or have a bicycle relinked call
on JOE BICKERSTAFF. There is only
one JOE and only one store?1S03 E.
Main.
BUSINESS WANTS.
WHO SELLS THE BEST PIANOS IN
Richmond? Why, FERGUSSON BROS.,
815 East Broad, of course.
S.OOO BUSHELS CHOICE FEED AT 46
Cents; lO.?/JO Bushels Virginia Com. 60
cents. Make money by saving it. Buy
of D. O'SULLIVAN, Eighteenth and
Main Streets.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
H.1C6.G6 WILL PURCHASE STOCK IN
incorporated company; the said stock
carries and controls a permanent posi?
tion paying ?10O per month. Address
"CONFIDENTIAL.1' this office.
CANNED GOODS.
BEST QUALITY TABLE PEACHES. 2
cans for 25 cents; 3 3 pound cans of
corn, 25 cents; New Packed Salmon.
9 cents; 3 cans for 25 cents;- Large
?jans Good Luck Baking Powder, 8
cents; small cans, 4 cents. Special and
prompt attention given to country or?
ders. GEO. L. HAYNES. 118 North
Eighteenth Street.
CEL-PEP-KO.
CEL-PEP-KO, THE AVORLD'S BEST
. nerve tonic, can now be had at any
drug store, a six-ounce, sample bottle,
free of charge; ask your druggist for
It. Kola Celery and Pepsin Is the only
tonic for catarrh, colic, colds, dyspep?
sia, indigestion and other diseases. Try
It, It will make, you strong, healthy and
happy. The Hvgeln M'f'g Co.. AUGUST
ARNDT, Distributing Agent._
EXCHANGE COLUMN.
AVANTED. TO EXCHANGF. A LOT OF
extra fancy bred PIGEONS for a
Beagle HOUND. Address HOUND,
caro Engine Company, No. 8, city.
FOR RENT.
FOB RBNT-HTORE-IJ O U S E AND
AVARE-ROOM; good location, on South?
ern Railway, for y neral merchandise
and large hay and ,t????? business; Mrs.
JAMES B. LEWJ9 _M Iteli ell's, Va.
FOR SALE-15 /JOBSE-POWER GASO
llno Engine. G>od as new. Onlv used
six months. CLARENCE C03UY, 324
Brook Ave.
AVANTED, TO SELL FOR SIXTEEN
dollars cash, one oak offl??.? DESK and
CHAIR. Apply 501 AVo,st Main.
FOR SALE-ONE ENCLISI l~DOG CART.
In first-class order. Applv S WEE-NY* S
AMERICAN STABLES. 0 South Eighth.
FOR SALE QHBAF-TWO 2-HORSE
TRUCKS. ?? good as new; alno new 1
horse TRUCK and grocery WAGONS.
R. C. BRIRTOW, 19 S. Hiteenth Streot
FOIt SALE?200 DOZEN FRESH COUN
try Eggs. Gi30. L. HAYNES. 118 N.
Eighteenth St.
FOR SALE-PLANTING, ROLL AND BOX
FACTORY, controlling tobacco box,
hogshead and lumber business of Bed?
ford; also complete SAW-MILL; line es?
tablished business. ED. D. GREGORY,
Bedford City, Vo,
FOR SALE?A PROSPEROUS MANU
facturlng and mercantile business; in?
crease In 1902, 33 1-3 per cent, over any
previous years and growing steadily;
ten thousand dollars cash capital re?
quired; books open to Inspection; satis?
factory reasons for selling. Address
MELVILLE DANIELS, Room 17, Times
Building.
AVANTED, BY YOUNG MAN. EXTRA
work; stenography and typewriting;
copying neatly done. AV. D. IL, care
this office.
?53? BUYS COMPLETE MACHINERY
for steam Grist Mill, with cut off and
shingle saws; nearly new; can be seen
at work. F. MARSHALL. Oordonsvllle.
FOR SALE-PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY;
best location on Broad Street; one of
the best paying studios In tho city,
splendid chance for party seeking a big
paying Investment. Call or address
MELVILLE DANIELS, Room 17, Times
Building.
SURVEYOR'S TRANSIT FOR SALE
very cheap. See Itati. GODDARD'S,
723 E. Main Street_
CREAM PUFFS.
SPECIALS-POLKA ROLLS. WELL
filled Cream Puffs, Snow Balls. Jelly
Rolls, filled with tho finest currant Jel?
ly. 'Phono In your order, "will bo
Johnny on the spot." B. PERKINSON,
Baker, 421 N. Sixth Street.
FRESH PECANS.
JUST ARRIVED. A FRESH LOT OF
Pecans. They go while they last at 60c.
a pound at KAEMPF'S.
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
FIFTY ROOMS TO BE FILLED WITH
boarders and roomers. Old 'phone 2C55.
Office open day aud night.
FOR SALE.
BICYCLES-TOM! KINS- ? REPAIRING.
5S0 DOZ. FRESH-LAID EGGS, 22C. ; 85
tubs choice Cuipeper Creamery Butter,
20c; this is the only and original article;
pure, sweet, finely flavored and sure to
please. Try a pound. D. 0'SULLI\VVN.
FOR SALE-2 1-LB. CANS OF BEEF
for 25 ctnts; large cans Ham, Veal
and Beef Loaf, S cents each, at GEO.
L. HAYNES'. US North Eighteenth
Street.
FOR SALE?BARGAINS.
FOR SALE.
?'?-,- AA'ELLINGTON
Pa-?*5 UPRIGHT PIANO.
3 PEDALS. TRIPPLE STRING;
PATENT Ml.'SIC BOX,
HAS BEEN
USED FOR SHORT AVHILE, WAS
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
AS PART PAYMENT ON AN
ARTISTIC
STIEFF PIANO.
YOURS NOW
-TERMS. J5 PER MONTH.
STOOL AND SCARF FREE.
STIEFF, 431 EAST BROAD STREET.
F1?E WHISKIES.
O'GR AD Y* S PURE CANADIAN TvLALT
Whiskey, 65 cents per quart; regular
price, S5 cents. This Is only for to?
day. D. O'Sl'LLIA'AN.
GENTS' COLUMN.
YOU WILL NEVER WEAR ? READY
made shirt after having one made to
order at BISHOP'S, tho 'Shirt Builder,
702 E. Main.
DO YOU WANT A FINE SUBSTITUTE
/or Hay? Try a bag of D. O'SULLI
VAN'S Cotton Seed Hulls, 50 cents
hundred; Byrd Island Patent Family
Flour, tho pioneer and peer of all oth?
er flour on the market, $4.25 per big
Barrel. D. O'SULLIVAN, Eighteenth
and Main Streets.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST?? FIREMAN'S DUCK COAT. NO.
802. ?izo 4?, going to file. Box 1.11. Finder
will pleas? return to BROAD-STREET
ENGINE HOUSE,
LOST-GOLD CRESCENT SCARF PIN.
with pearl \setting, between Ninth and
Hancock Streets, A liberal reward will
bo paid to finder when returned to
JACOBS & LEVY, 70C 13. Broad Street.
LOST?THURSDAY ABOUT 1 O'CLOCK:
between the stores of Miller ?fc Rhonda
and tho Cohen Co.. a Llsinrd Skin
PURSE, containing between $20 and }26.
Suitable reward If returned to 1124 E.
Main Street,
LOST?ON LAUREL-STREET CAR. IN
i front of Murphy's Hotel, Feb. 1th. about
' 0:15 A. St., Elks' Watch CHARM. With
monogram J. J. F., ?. P. ?. E., on re?
verso side. Liberal reward If returned
to 431 E. Broad Street,
LOST?BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
Broad Streets and tho flro on Tuesday
night, or In Capitol grounds, red leather
P?CKETBOOK, containing,two ?5 billa
and memoradum book. Flvo dollars re?
ward; owner can Identify. Learo at
Tlmes-Dlspatch office a-nd receive re?
ward.
HOT ROLLS.
WANTED. HOUSEKEEPERS TO KNOW
they can get Ercsh Home-made Rolls as
cold as a red hot stove; Cakes. Flos,
etc.. at ATKINSON'S. 327 Brook Ave?
nue. Old 'phone 2?19.
LADIES' COLUMN.'
LINEN MARKERS. IOC. TOMPKINS'. ?
KAEMPF'S CANDIES ARE ALWAYS
fresh. Have you ever tried them?
2~POUNDS OF GINOER SNAPS, OR
Soda Crackers for 9c: 7 pounds of Old
Virglnlai Buckwheat for 25c. GEO. L.
HAYNES. 118 North Eighteenth St.
OUR PRIDE" FLOUR. BEST ON THE
market. We guarantee It, 25 cents per
hag at GEO. L. HAYNES', 118 North
Eighteenth Streot
DANIELS' SCHOOL
OF
ACTING AND PHYSICAL CULTURE
HAS
REMOVED TO
NO. 627 EAST BROAD.
THE MOST COMPLETE
THEATRE
IN THE STATE
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
SCHOOL.
THE PUBLIC ARE)
INVITED
TO CALL.
WHAT FIRM IS SELLING SO MANY
Pianos and Organs that thoy are com?
pelled to move Into their large three
story building (No. 11 West Broad! ln
order to have enough room? Why,
FERGUSSON BROS., who are now at
815 East Broad.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BICYCLES, $0.00 EACH. TOMPKINS?.
SALTED PECANS AT KAEMPF'S.
DAVIS' FOR PHOTOS AND PORTRAITS
TOYS?TOYS?TOMPKINS.
WHERE IS THE BIO HALF-PRICE
sale of Pianos and Organs now* go'?ig
on? At FERGUSSON BROS.', 815 East
Broad.
TELEPHONE MANCHESTER PAPER
TWINE CO. if you havo any old papers,
Serlodicals or books of any kind. Thoy
uy such.
WANTED. DEAD OR ALIVE?ANEVLALS
moved from all parts; no charge.
BICKERSTAFF. New 'phone BMG.
BEST COUi? i'RY WATER-GROUND
Meal, 20 cents per peck, 12 1-2 pounds
to peck. GEO. li HAYNES. 118 North
Eighteenth Street.
DAVIS' FOR BROOCHES AND CHARMS.
5,000 TOYS, 1C. EACH. AT TOMPKINS'.
TOILET PAPER, SC. ROLL. TOMP?
KINS"._
GOOD MIXED CANDIES, 3 POUNDS
for 25 cents. GEO. L HAYNES, US
North Eighteenth Street.
DAVIS' GALLERIES, 817 AND 222 E.
Broad.
REDUCED PRICES ON WATCH RE
pairing; Main Spring. $1; Cleaning, $1;
A. SCHEER. Jeweler. 1555 B. Main
Street, opposlto Old Market.
10,000 BALES FINE TIMOTHY HAY;
8.O00 Bales Choice Clover Hay, 85 cents;
500 tons Rock Salt for Stock, 75 cents
for 100 pounds: 50,000 Gallons White
Kerosense Oil, 12 cents. Bring your can,
D. O'SULLIVAN.
LIVERY STABLES.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that the livery business at No. 11 North
Eighth Street has removed to No. 15
North Eighteenth Street. JAS.
M'DONOUGH & CO.
PERSONALS.
TIRES, ?1.26 EACH. TOMPKINS.
SALTED PECANS, SALTED ALMONDS
at Ivaompf's, 80c, a pound.
W.CO PING-PONG SETS 85C. AT TOMP?
KINS'._
OLD FASHIONED MOLASSES TAFFY
at KAEMPF'S,
WE WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT ALL
our repairing of watches, clocks and
Jewelry In fully guaranteed, SMITH
& WEBSTER, 620 E. Main Street.
8 PLUGS OF OLD PEACH, GRAPE, I
Plum, Swoot Briar and Reynolds'
Sun-Cured Tobacco, for 25 cents. OEO.
1* HAYNES Si CO., US N. Elghteenlth
EARLY JUNE SIFTED PEAS. 0 CENTS
per can; Best Irish Potatoes, 20 conts
per peck; throo cans of Thlstlo Brand
| Corn for 25 conts, GEO. L. HAYNES,
118 North Eighteenth Street,
A NEW STORE W*ITH~AN ENTIRE
new stock of Pianos and Organs, but an
old reliable firm. FERGUSSON BROS.
Grand opening nt 11 West Broad next
Tuesday.
BUNGARNRR'S FINE OLD MOUN
t.ain Whiskey, 75 cents quart, 9 years old;
absolutely puro. 3 pounds Cream
Cheese, 35 cents. Largo quart bottle
Spanish Queen Olives, 15 cents. D.
O'SULLIVAN, Eighteenth and Main
Btreets._
PHOTOGRAPHY
WANTED?TO SUPPLY YOU WITH
high-class Portraits of every descrip?
tion. We mako life-size work ln Cray?
on and Paste! that cannot bo equaled
for the money. Call to seo us. THE
CARBON STUDIO. No. 107 E. Broad
St._
?OUITRY, BIRDS, ETfJ
INCUBATORS, BROODERS. BONE
Cutters, Roup Cure and everything
poutrymen need; catalogue free. FAN?
CIERS' SUPPLY CO., 517 and 519 West
Broad._.
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LARGE JARS OF CHOW-CHOW. SOMB
thlng good. 10 cents; quart jars of Sweet
Mixed Pickles for 10 cents; First-class
Mixed Pickles, 50 cents per gallon; largo
Sour Pickles. 20 cents por gallon. GEO.
L. HAYNES _ CO., US North Elght
eenth Street._
SAWED ~W00D.
SAVE MONEY BY BUYING y?uR
W'OOD at H F. URBAN'S. Sawed pine.
$4.50 and $5; oak. Ifi. Bowo and Marshall I
Streets. 'Phone 1320.
SHOE PARLORS.
DON'T WEAR RUBBER SHOES. CAUS
ing the feet to sweat; havo your shoes
wholcsoled with rubber soles for $1;
will keep oft rheumatism and save doc?
tors' bills. Our ruhber soles aro sewed
on; no nails or pegs. 'Phono 2567.
DREW'S ELECTRIC-POWER SHOE
FACTORY. 716 E. Main.
SHIRT FITTERS. ~~
WANTED, EVERY MAN THAT IN
tends to wear a Negligee Shirt this
spring and summer to see our line of
foreign and domestic Shirtings. BISHOP,
the Shirt Builder, 702 E. Main.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND
Silverware nt wholesale prices*, Call at
J. WEINSTEINS, IMI E. Main Street
' UPHOLSTERING.
C. C. LEVY, NO. 544 BROOK AVENUE,
makes Mattresses. Cushions and Slip
Covers to order. Bell 'phone 1033.
JACOB UMLAUF, 705 W. MAIN STREET,
sells nice Box nnd Leather Couches!
sells Ha Ir Mattresses, Bed Spriags, Cots,
etc.; sells nice Parlor Furniture, DI vans
Chairs, etc.; sells Pillows, Bolsters;
sells and renovates Feathers; make!
old Hair Mattresses over like new; Re
upholsters Parlor Furniture, Couches,
Chairs, etc; Repairs and Polishes Fur?
niture; Packs and Ships Furniture
China, etc., with corn; cuts and makes
Slip Covers: makes all kind of Custilons
to order. Prices always right. Bell
'phone 3292,_
WANTED.
WANTED, TO SELL AT ONCE, FARM
of ?90 acres; also Farm of 145 acres, with
well established country store, 30 miles
west of Richmond. Bargains for quick
purchasers. J. H. MAXBY, Jefferson
P. O.. Powhatan county, Va
WANTED, TO BORROW ?73 FOR
short time; good Interest; good security;
?rlvate Individual preferred. ARLING
ON, care this office.
I WANT TO TRADE A YOUNG ??
months' old COLT for an old HORSE
that will plow and work to bu<rgy. Ad?
dress L. M. N., care this office.
WATCHES, CLOCKS REPAIRED.
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
repaired at very lowest prices. J.
AVBINSTEIN, 1501 E Main Street.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
THOSE LITTLE HATCHETS FOR YOUR
"Hatchet Party" at KAEMPF'S: Geo.
Washington's Birthday,
WANTED.
FRESH CANDIES EVERY HOUR AT
KAEMPF'S.
OLD HOMESTEAD VINEGAR, FULL
quart bottle, 10c; fino old Virginia
country Shoulders, old Virginia Sor?
ghum. GEO. L. HAYNES, 118 North
Eighteenth Street.
CALL UP MANCHESTER PAPER
Twlne Co.; new 'phone 1171; they will
buy your old books and papers of every
kind.
WHY BURN OLD BOOKS AND PA
pers? The MANCHESTER PAPER
TAVINE CO. buy them. ? Now 'phone
1171._ _
AVE ARE AT THE SAME PLACE. SER
vants for Richmond homes for women
and men in Northern cities and States.
Apply SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, 211 N. Sixth Street.
WANTED, TABLE BOARDERS, *3 PER
week; best meal ln the city for the
price; quick service; 315 East Cary.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WHERE IS FERGUSSON BROS.' NEW
store? Why the big three-stofy build?
ing at 11 West Broad. When does th?
grand opening take place? Next Tues
day, February 10th.
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SEMMES ST.
Street Committee Has Practi?
cally So Decided.
CLOPTON IMPROVEMENTS
Fire Commissioners Issue Building
Permits?Olympia Club to Cele?
brate Fifth Anniversary?County
Supervisors ? Cantata.
.io Tlmes-Dlspatch Bureau, \
No. 1102 Hull Street. {
It was practically decided by the Streot |
Commlttoo lost night that a largo amount
of the appropriation to that commlttco
would be spent In permanent Improve?
ments to Sommes and Stockton Strcots,
Theso two streets, It Avns conceded', were
badly la need of improvement, especially
tho former, and It Is riuita certain that u
(Ino gravel road-bed will bo given each,
Representatives of manufacturing con?
cerns on Fourteenth Stroet appeared bo
fore tho committee to ask that something
be dono to the road-bed of that street
from Stockton to Hull. At present It is
in such a condition that hrlck-liiiuHiig
from tho ynrils on that street is douo
With dllllculty.
The committee has only $21 at Its dis?
posal at this timo, und tho matter was
?el'crroil until lifter tho passago .of tho
budget by tho Council, A subcommittee?
vas appointed, howover. to visit the pince
??d ai?"> to look ovor the ground ou Muury
between Ninth and Twelfth Streets, and
Fifteenth Street, with the view of being
able. to ? make recommendations when the
proper time comes. Tho committee em?
braces Messrs. Barrett, Ferguson and
Grlssett. '
The bids for street work were laid on
tlio table until tlio next meeting, and the
report of the City Engineer was received
and placed on file, with tho suggestion that
it be road at tho next meeting.
A special meeting of the committee will
be held In tho next ten days or two weeks,
at tho suggestion of Mr. Barrett, at which
time tho public will be Invited to appear
before the commltteo to speak and make
suggestions In reference to street improve?
ments.
Those present at tho meeting were
Messrs. Patrnm, Sampson, Ferguson, Bar?
ren, Hooker, Wakeileld and Grlssett, City
Engineer Lipscomb was also present.
BUILDING PERMITS.
The fire commissioners met last night
and granted a permit for tho erection of
a blacksmith shop at Seventh and Rail?
road Streets, a building at. Seventeenth,
and Stockton Streets, tlio raising of the
house and the addition thereto of a kitch?
en at Fourteenth and Perry Streets,
WATCH RECOVERED,
The watch lost by Miss Bettlo Morri?
sott several days ago was recoverod by
her brother, Mr. AV.tlllo Morrisott, yos
terday afternoon from ? colorod man
named Dock Woolrich, who found It.
Information was received by Mr. Jlorrl
sett from a friend of tho Under, tho lat?
ter saying ho did not know whore to tako
tho watch,
OLYMPIA CLUB.
A called meeting of the Olympia Club
?will be hold at Olympia Hall, over Moore
<?.? Biirko's, nt Fifteenth nnd Hull Streets,
to-morrow night to multo arrangements
for tho celebration of the fifth nnnlvor
snry ot tho club, Tho proposed summer
outing will also bo maped out.
SUPERVISORS TAKE ? TRIP,
Tho County Supervisors of Chesterfield
took a trip over the Richmond and Peters?
burg eloctrlo lino from Manchester yes?
terday, Tho trip was made In company
with donerai Manager Huff and several
ollieortf of tho rond for Ilio purpose of In?
specting the county road. Manager Huff
snld his company would put the rond
In good condition ns soon ?s tho weather
bocanie settled, Tho oommlHuloneru on the
trip wero Messrs. Bowen, Howlett and
Taylor.
It Is quite probablo that tho company
will securo a site and erect either barns
or a, repair, shop in Manchester, Two
sites are now under consideration.
MR. BAIRD BURNED.
While at work yesterday morning at
the Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works,
on Belle Isle, Mr. John Baird was pain?
fully burned about tho face. Ho -was
treated by. Dr. Ingram, who Is of tho
opinion that, while his eyes wero badly
burned, ho will not loso the sight.
JUNIOR CELEBRATION.
Davis Council of Juniors celebrated the
thirteenth nnnlversary last night, at
which time Mr. E. AV. Miner, of Rich?
mond, delivered an address. Besides the
members of the council there wero
many visitors from the other coun?
cils of Manchester and Richmond. This is
ono of tho most prosperous councils In
tho city.
Tho entertainment last night was very
enjoyable. Besides the speech-making,
Ihoro was a splendid display of refresh
meots.
CONCERT AND CANTATA.
Bnlnbrldge-Street Baptist Church was
crowded last night by an audlonco that
most thoroughly enjoyed tho concert and
cantata given by the Grovo-Avontio
choir, consisting of Miss Mitchell, Mrs.
Rowo, Mr. Trlbbett and Mr. Crump,
with Mr, Manly B. Ramos as accom?
panist. Tho programme: Processional
march. Mr. Ramos; Festival To Doum,
quartette; Chopin's Melody, ln D flat,
Mr. Ramos; tho Prodigal, Miss Mitchell;
Grand Offertorio, No. 4. Mr, Ramos;
Face to Face, Mrs. Rowo. Cantata, "Tho
Poaco of Jerusalem," quartette.
Quito a sum was realized from the
ontertalninnt.
SMALL TALK.
Mrs. J. T, Canada wua reported ne
no worse last night.
A (urge Blhlo class has boon organized
by Secretary McKoo, of th Y. At. C,
?., among tho men nt tho Southern
shops. Tho class moots at noon overy
Wednesday,
Tho smallpox patients nt Sixth and
Marx Streot huvo about rocovoreil.
Air, It. AV. Snilthlo, of Richmond, suc?
ceeds tho luto Mr, Pnlnior, as manager
of the Alolropolltnn Lifo lriaiirunco Com?
pany in Alauchostor.
First honora wero recolved for Jnnuari
by Arthur Monroe, ? Loran Haddock,
Cleveland Nunnally and Benjamin
Kitchener at Professor Lottner's night
class.
Mr. E, P. Nunnally. No. 711 Decatur
Street, is improving slowly, after an
attack of appendicitis,
COL. FORBES GOMES
?HERE ON A VISIT
Colonel W. W. Forbes, formerly post?
master of Richmond and ono of the few
surviving members of the Virginia Con?
vention of lSGO-'Ol, Is In the city at Mur?
phy's Hotel. He now resides In Buck?
ingham county nnct Is here visiting old
friends, grootlng new ones and generally
enjoying himself, ills form Is ns erect,
his eyo as bright and his mental power
Is unabated.
Colonel Forbes Is ono of tho few sur?
vivors of tho stirring times of 1S60-O1,
when Virginians sat In council to deter?
mine tholr rights to statehood. Ho Is
over eighty-live years of age, but pos?
sesses all of his olil-tlmo vigor nnd hu?
mor.
The Colonel woh postmaster In Rich- i
mond soon after iho Civil War.
Mr, Bowers Condition.
There was no material change y?*-**Drdny
In the condition of Mr. John Bowor?, who
Is critically all. Ills physician, Dr.
Isaiah H. Will to, last night said Ills ipn
dent was a very 111 man, but tho doctor
had nothing further to stato as to his
oonditlon.
PNEUMONIA.
This Is ono of tlio most dangerous and
ofton fntal diseases. It alwnys results
from a cold or from an ultimi? of tho
grip. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
quickly cures those diseases and coiuitei'
ucta any tendency toward pneumonia,
It Is mado osimela II y l'or thoso and simi?
lar ailments, and can always bo depended
upon, For salo by all druggists,
PINK CARNATIONS.
35 rents per dozen. Roses, Cut Flowors,
Violets, etc. Bouquet-, l-oslgns and Cut
Flowers shipped l,> ""*' POJnt.
, \V. A. HAMMOND,
No, ??? East Broad Street.
UNIVERSITY
BILLS GO BV
They Are Set for for Final
Action on February 24th.
REPORT ALUMNI MEASURE
Mr, Baker Gets Adverse Report on the
Westmoreland Oyster Bills?To
Elect the New Circuit Judges.
Committee Meetings.
Tho House Committee on Schools and
Colleges held a brief session yesterday
afternoon for tho purpose of considering
tho various bills relating to the Univer?
sity of Virginia, and after a speech by
Judgo J. B. Senor, of Wualilngton, D. C,
reported the bill ohurtorlng tho Alumni
Association of tho Institution, and post?
poned tlio. consideration of tho bills oro
atiug un executive head for the Univer?
sity until Tuesday, February 24th, at I
o'clock P, AI.
In uildltlon to the members of tho
committee ?ti?ro wuro present a. largo
number ef prominent lawyers and other
professional men, members of the aliimnl
of tho Unlvoi-.slty.
Judgo ???or, who Is president of tho
Stuto Allunili Association, ?polso strong
ly for tho hill which charters the Asso?
ci tainn, unit vvllloh has already passed
the Sonato. Ho was ? distinguished lig?
ule as lio sat In a big chair addressing
the commit tea and pounding the tubiti In
front of him vigorously with his list,
AVlion Judgo Soner had concluded Ills ????
marks, which were exceedingly Interest?
ing, Mr. Do Courcoy Thorn, a prominent
alumnus from Baltimore, Md., spoke
briefly ln advocacy of tho bill, oertaln
portions of which he sought to amend.
No amendments were put on, however,
and the bill was approved In oxocutlve
session as It como from tho Senate.
It incorporates the General Associa?
tion, which it allows to creato branch
associations. It will likely pass the
House.
Whon tho several bills relating to tho
creation of nn executive head for the
University wero reached they were, on
motion of Mr. West, passed by, and il*ced
for linai consideration on February 24th
at ? o'clock P. M.
Congressman Carter Glass, Hon. Eppa
Hiinlon, Jr., nnd other members of the
Board of Visitors wero on hand to be
heard, but did not desire to spoak until
tho committee was ready to ilnally dis?
poso of the matter. Tho chair stated
that It was not tho purpose of tho com?
mittee to pass Ilnally upon It until after
tho Campbell-Crawford Investigation,
and so It went over until the dato named
above.
Mr. Thorn had Indicated his purpose to
speak for tho composito board bill, of?
fered by Mr, West (by request), and
thero many present to advocate the
measure offered by Mr. Boaz.
Hon. C. Conway Baker, oC Wcstrnoro
land county, who ls much Interested m
the defeat of the bill offered by Mr. Ed?
wards, of West Point, to confine the
loaso of corta In natural oyster rocks to
parties who had made application for
thotn nt a timo when thoy wore omitted
from tlio Baylor Survey, appeared be?
fore tho Commltteo on the Chesapeake
and Its tributaries yesterday In opposi?
tion to tho substituto offered by Mr.
Davi.*, of Petersburg. Mr. Bolter claim?
ed, first that tho substitute In an In
slduous manner attempted under tho
guiso of a gonertvl law attempted to ac?
complish spoetili l?gislation for private
parties, tho effect of which will bo to
undo all tho good accomplished by the
not which added these productive
grounds to tho natural rooks of the
State, Second , that tho substitutos
wero not genuino (tholr titles and en?
acting chiuse.?? being radically different)
and .suoulil not bo reported as a substi?
tute. Thirdly, Mr. Baker presented pe?
titions signed by eoinowhor. la the
neighborhood of 200 of the citizens of his
county, Including the treasurer and his
two deputies, ono of the supervisors,- tho
Commissioner of the Revenue and his
deputy, the Commonwealth's attorney
and clerk. The meeting referred to -in
tho last Issue which endorsed Air. Bak?
er's action, was presided ovor by the
treasurer of tho county, Dr. R, H. Stu?
art, and was attended by a large num?
ber of farmers and merchants, and de
claros that nine-tenths of tho citizens of
AVestmoreland approve Mr. Baker's and
Senator AValker"s position of the ques?
tion. The committee reported the bill
with the recommandation that it do not
pass.
Senator Barksdale will likely offer In
tho Senate to-day a resolution providing
for the election of the new circuit judges
by tho Legislature at some early date.
The judges were nominated some time
ago by tho caucus and later on their
terms wero fixed. Senator Barksdale
thinks that while thoy do not take ofilce
until next January, they may as well be
olectod bofore tho rush of business In
tho Legislature becomes so great.
The Sonato Committee on Fish and
Game mot yesterday afternoon nnd agreed
to report tho game bills offered by
Alossrs. Christian. Louke, nnd Powers.
The bills are now on tho House calendar
and will likely pass both houses with
somo slight nuullllc-atlons.
Aressrs. Sebroll, Lacy and Losalter, who
woro appointed a committee on the part
of th<> Ilous? to attend tho funeral ot
the lato Hon. AV. B.,Clarko, of Surry,
returned from ' their sad mission last
last night. Tho funeral took placo at
Surry Courthouse aa?? the Interment wn?
ut Bacon's Castle. Tho IIouso members
sent over a handsome floral design for
tho occasion yesterday.
The House Committee on Cuuntle?,
Cities and Town? yostorday favorably re?
ported the bill to allow the Board ot
Supervisors of Amelia county to uid la
tho construction of a monument to the
Confederato soldlers or that county, and
to permit its ereptlon ou tho court-ou??
square, ? ?
