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Vi j* ORE OEMT WORD. MINIMUM OHftlll 26fonti, Olid In Advino? irr THESE ARE THE WONDER WORKING WANT ADS. THAT BRINO OREATEST RESULTS. MINIMUM CHARGE 26 Oonis, CmH In Advino? ONE OEMT A WORD. I* > ?A HELP WAWTED-FEMALE. .WANTED, A REFINED YOUNG (white) WOMAN, not under 25, ne nurse for Infanti reference? . required. Ad dress Mrs. WM. 8LOANE, South Nor folk, Va. _? WANTED, EXPERIENCED BHIRT wiiist li?uda and skirt makers; must be thoroughly competent to handle fine work. Address "GLADES," care this office. .WANTED, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN agents, work evening? only and make big profits! catalogue and particular? free. Address OHIO MAIL ORDER CO., Toledo, O. ?WANTED, SETTLED LADY OF RE flnemcnt, without enctimberance and Of unquestionable character, to keep house for widower; Southern, lady pre? ferred; reference required! photo to n? company application. Address Box 216. Oharlottetryllle, Va? ? WANTED, LADIES TO MAKE NECK wonr from ?ample, 17 to 112 weekly; ex? perience not necessary. Send self-ad? dressed envolope. IDEAL M'ITO. COM? PANY, 508 Weet 133d St,, New York. eiTUATIONS, wantecPfImale, WANTED, AT ONCE, POSITION BY an experienced lady stenographer, with food reference?. Address Mis? J., care hie office. LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES fiosltlon during summer months or by all; teacher of English, ?? thematic?, French, Calisthenics, Piano, Banjo, Gui? tar and Fancy Work. Addrese CABLE, Carrollton, Va, HELP WANTED?MALE. / WANTED. MEN OR LARGE BOYS TO look after our Interest at their own homes during sparo time. Box 003, Richmond, Va. SIX SALESMEN WANTED FOR LACES on 714 per cent, commission a? a eld? lino. Addrees H; C. At CO,. 47 Llspenard Street, New York. ' WANTED, HARNESS CUTTERS AND Harnes? Makore. Apply to T. J. O'CON? NOR, 8 and 11 E. Pratt St., Baltimore, Md. _ ? COLORED LABORERS WANTED FOR excavation ?n B. A. O, contract at Koy eer, W, Va.; wages, $1.40 per day and work all tummcr. Apply, at once to W. A. LILLER, Keyser, vppiy at c . W. Va. fWANTED, EXPERIENCED HARD ware traveling salesman for Virginia end Carolina territory; must bo sober snd ? hustler; no one hut experienced hardwore man need apply: must furnish references. Address HARDWARE, care this office, "WANTED, AT ONCH. TWO BTUGHT Boys, of neat appearance, to run er? rands. Call at 317 Bank Street, by 8:30 this morning. ?WANTED, HAND DRILLERS. BLEDG ers and Block Maker?. Apply DELA? WARE GRANITE & MININO COM? PANY, 'Wilmington. Del. WANTED. AT ONCE. A REGISTERED assistant drug clerk; must be "?veil re? commended for honesty and sobriety. Apply, In own handwriting, state enlarv expected. Address W. E, GRIFFITH, Amelia* Courthouse, Va. .WANTED. AT ONCE. A REGISTERED DRUGGIST: hours easy, duties very light; wanted principally for diploma; man In middle or advanced life Will meet requirements; must be willing to work for somewhat small salary. Give ref? erences and state salary. Addrese HOP? KINS DRUG CO., Newport News. Va. WANTED, AT ONCE. A REGISTERED or sslstant registered DRUGGIST: must be thoroughly reliable, single; sober and energetic; good references arid charac? ter. Address PHARMACIST, Box 272, Lynchhurg, Va. AMBITIOUS MEN SHOULD. WRITE for our large free book. "Struggles-Wlth tho World." Illustrating, Advertising, Journalism, .Proofreading. Practical Electricity. Stenography, Book-keeping Or Eler-trical Engineering- taught by mall. Mention profession which Inter? ests you. CORRESPONDENCE INSTI? TUTE OR AMERICA,!Box 240, Scran ton. Pa. SITUATIONS WANTED?MALE. WANTED,""POSITION? AT ONCE BY first-class book-keeper (married); best reference as to ability and Integrity, Addrese "D.," 61C N. Sixth Street. FrRST-CLASS OFFIOE MAN WANTS position In South; can fill any office position; permanent position more of nn object than high salary; A-l refer? ence??. Address S.. M Woodward Avo., Detroit, Mich. AGENTS WANTED. ?LITTLE WONDER* SODA FOUNTAIN; retails ?25: best seller on market; over 100 per cent, profit; rich harvest for good agents. Wrlto Immediately. SAYLER CAREY MFG. CO.. Cincinnati, O, t: ? - ' ' ' ' 8ALESMEN WANTED. BALESMEN-SIDE LINE. PAYS HOTEL and cigar money evpry dny: goods paid for when sold; pocket samples. Give present lino and territory? MAER GUM CO.. Memphis. Tenn. _ BUSINESS CHANCE^ TO BOOK MEN WHO CAN FURNISH ?700, with services In nn A-l book en? terprise, corporate or co-partnerehlp. Advertiser owns copyrights of six sev? eral new manuserlps, edited and pro? nounced good: needs rendy capital to start their publication; tho capital ad? vanced secured nnd refunded within four months, with one-fourth Interest ? thereof In the business: prompt action necessary. Address for Interview BOOK ENTERPRISE, this office. SIX PRIZES CARTOON CONTEST ELEVENTH WEEK. FOURTH PRIZE. Some Star Points oft TH???ks-DispATCH 'W?rt Gql?? S. A. WILLIAMS, No. 706 ?. 25th Street, City. Six prises will be awarded each week for the best drawing lub mltted, Illustrating that it ony* ad? vertisers to use The Tlmes-Dlspatch want, oolumns. The six prlxee will awarded In the following order, vii.: First prize, ?2; ?econd, third, fourtli. fifth and sixth prizes, SI each. ALL, DRAWINGS MUST BE ORIG? INAL AND MUST BE MADE WITH BLACK INK. ON WHITE PAPER OR CARDBOARD, AND SHOULD BE FIVE. TO SEVEN INCHES IK WIDTH. Name and addrese must be written plainly - ON BACK OF DBAWrNQ. Do not seed letter?, but Inclose stamp If you wish drawing returned. Do not'fold, but roll, then, mailing. Address all drawings to "Cartoon Contest," Room No. IT, Tlmse Building. All drawings must reach the Tlmes-Dlspatch office nut later, than 12 P. M. each Saturday, In order lo be counted In the week's contest. Every reader Is fjrdlally Invited to take part In this highly Instructive Contest BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. I OFFER FOR SALE A LARGE PROS perous carriage mfg. plant In Colorado; fine 4-story brick bldg.; complete modern equipment; largo stock; will sell part or whole. W. M. OBTRANDER, North American. Bldg., Philadelphia. ADVERTIB?R WOULD LIKE TO ABSO clate himself ??-mariufacturlng business In Baltimore with a party practical and highly competent to superintend manu? facturing Cedar and Oak Cooperage In all Its branches; advertiser will contri? bute a liberal sum of money and take charge of mercantile department. Ap? plicant please state experience and how much cash he will Invest In the enter? prise. All correspondence treated etrlot ly confidential, and If bo desired, return? ed. CHARLES WILLMS, Jr.. No. 19 E. Fayetto Street, Baltimore, Md. FOR SALE. FOR SALE?THE BAST HOTEL ???? ? summer and winter resort; good busi? ness alt year; a snap for party wanting a hotel: satisfactory reason for selling. MELVILLE DANIELS, this office. FOR SALE-AT REASONABLE PRICE, fine tract of Timbered Land. 63% acres, situated near Forest Hill Park and Ij-lng between River Road and Midlothian Turnpike, touching upon Belt Line. Ad? dress J. B. P., caro this offlc?. WANTED. TO SELL 3 VOLS. BLACK stone's Commentaries,' 3 vols. Chitty's Blackstone, 3 vola. Memoirs of Thomas Jefferson. I vol. The Federalist, 1 vol. Pro. of Convention of Vlrerlnla In 17SS. Address W. W. IIASKINS. Buckingham, Va. ?** FARM FOR SALE?FARM OP CO ACRES at Drewry's Bluff, fronting on Rtohmond and Petersburg Railroad,' 8 mites from Richmond; good Dwelling of 7 rooms, large hall, running through large shady yard; barns, stablest good orchard of choice fruits; spring of good Llthla water; 20 acres In cultivation, balnnce Intlmber. Apnly to J. M. CHALKLEY, Drewry's Bluff, Va. FOR SALE. FARAI FOR SALE, 840 ACRES; DWBL Hng, 6 rooms; good outbuilding?. Further information address "P. H. J., Belsches, Va., Sussex county, ? FOR SALE?FIRST-CLASS WHITE BAR and FIXTURES; centrally located, fair business; good reason for Belling. Ad? dress M, care this office. FOR SALE. 1 MAHOGANY, WARD drobe, 1 Walnut Hatrack. I Oak Dining Table. Vlena Choirs, 1 Plush Covered Sofa. 1 Baby Carriage, 1 Oil Heater; can be seen at JACOB UNLAUF, 105 West Mam. ; FOR RENT. FOR RENT-? GOOD CARPENTER shop rear 112 N. Ninth Street; aleo a shop suitable for Ic?, wood and coal. W. W. FOSTER. FOR RENT OR SALE?A NEW SEVEN- ' room HOUSE in B?echwood Park, on. Seven Pines Electric line. BEECH-* WOOD PARK'CO.. 1115 East Main Street. FOR RENT FOR THE SUMMER months, a nicely furnished 9-room house, iocnted on Church Hill near the park; possession given May 15th. Apply, with references, by letter to HOUSE? HOLDER, care of Carrier No, U, city. BOARDERS WANTED. WANTED, BOARDERS FOR DELIGHT ful second story rooms. A room always for transient, 201 East Franklin Street, WANTED, A FEW TABLE BOARDERS: first-class fnmlly fare; 112 South Third Street. WANTED-THREE OR FOUR NICE young men can obtain good Board nnd Room at No. 119 W. Eighth Street; rea? sonable prices. PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMO date a few BOARDERS; nice rooms, goad table, all modern conveniences) moderate terms. CENTRAL LOCATION, care this office. LOST, LOST?BETWEEN FIRST AND FIFTH on Broad, or on Fifth between Broad and Franklin, lady's Blue Enameled WATCH, attached to amethyst Pin. Reward ?f returned to 19 N, Fifth Street, LOST-LEFT ON RICHMOND LIMt'f ed, N. te. W. train, at Petersburg, Sat? urday, April ?th, a. Black Broadcloth Lady's JACKET, with name M., Np vembar, 17th irtroet on collar. Finder will please communicate with VIRQIN IAN-P1LOT. Norfolk, Va. Liberal re? ward. -\i>_ LOST?ON MONDAY NIGHT BETWEEN Fifth and Marshall and Albomarlo and Cherry Streets, a Seni RING, with initials L. B. Suitable reward if re? turned to Mrs. BUTLER, 410 East Mar? shall Street FOUND. FOUND, AT THE CHESAPEAKE AND Ohio?1 Depot, Richmond, on Easter Mon? day evening's excursion, lady's gold watoh, with Initials. Owner prove prop? erty, to MRS. F. E. McGILL, Ewoll, Va,_ " ROOMS FOR RENT. WANTED,'' OCCUPANTS FOR NEWLY papered ROOMS over FOSTER'S STU? DIO, 112 N. Ninth Street. | WANTED?TO EXCHANGE. 'WILLG EXCHANGE FOR ANYTHING useful, several Trained and Untrained PolTitcrs, Sotters ana Droppers; also eomo Puppies; value? from (5 to $100. WATSON, Nlmrod Hall, Va._ ___. yVANT?b" WANTED, TO BUY A FEATHER ' BED for cash, Addrose J. M. C, 916% West Cary Street; WANTED, TO BORROW FOR ONE year, $800; good security. Address QUICK, care this office. WANTED. TO BUY, A GOOO SECOND Hand Bookkeeper's Desk. -Address DESK, Box 6?. ___^ WANTED-BECOND-H1A.NT) TYPEWRIT? ER DESK wanted. Address JNO. DOE, care thltj office. WANTED, A. GOOD FARM, 000 OR over, near river or railroad, with brick mansion; state price and full particu? lars. W. S. PLUM. Stevens, Pa, BUSINESS WANTS. MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL Es' tate; 409 East Broad. DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR OLD books, pamphlets, papers, etc., I buy them. D. H. HEY, 733 East Cary. ? 5,000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER FOR next ten day? at Se. F. L. BRAUER & BRO. WANTED, DEAD OR ATJVE-ANIMALS moved from . all parts; no charge. BICKER8TAFF; 'Phone 2811. WANTED-WE TA'KE YOUR OLD Watches In part payment on elegant new Watches. JAHNKE BROS., Watchemakera and Jewelers, 912 East Main._ I POSITIVELY GUARANTEE TO IN crease the chest expansion Of any lady or gentleman t? 6 Inches In 6 weeks by my method of deep breathing and physical culture. MELVILLE DAN? IELS' SCHOOL, 627 E. Broad. Special attention given to children; lady always In attendance. DREW'S NEW WAY TO REPAIR SHOES; a whole sole; no joint to leak, no nails to tear the sock; Man's, $1; Ladles, 86c. 'Phone 2667. Will call and deliver. DREW'S ELECTRIC POWER SHOE FACTORY, 716 E. Main. DID YOU NOTICE IT?-MEN'S HALF sole, SSc.i ladles' half-sole, 80c; heels, 16c; all work guaranteed, called for and delivered free. . BALTIMORE SHOE HOUSE, 1719'East Main. WRITE FOR OUR PRICE LIST OF Oa3t Tanned Bolting nnd Raw-Hide Lac? Leather. The only manufacturers In the State, Renalr work neatly done. THE VIRGINIA LEATHER CO.. Rich? mond. ?^WE CARRY THE MOST COMPLETE and varied line of Watches In the city and take pleasure In showing them. JAHNKE BROS., Watchmakers and Jewelers, 912 East Main. FREE-GAS RANGES PUT IN FREE. The Jewel Gas Range is the best in the world; largest factory In the world; a positive guarantee with each range, and wo defy competition and con? tradiction. HARRIS HARDWARE CO., 409 East Broad. Agents. WAITED, 600 BOYS AND MEN TO keep their best girls or wives In good humor by feeding them on our best?the ? old fashioned Italian Cream Chocolates; only at MARCHETTI BROS.' STORES. 90S East Main and 617 Bast Brond, uad|es, co|_umn. ?phone" km is kaemps-s candies! Call them up when in need of Fresh Candles. if you Wish to "tte*? up come and see our Oxfords; new. stylish, good and at right prices. J. A. GRTGO SHOE CO., 121 East Broad. 5,000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER FOR next ten days at Be. F. L. BRAUER & BRO. BETTER THAN DOCTORS AND MEDI clnea?DANIELS' method? of deep breathing and physical culture. It costs nothing to Investigate; 627 East Broad. THE GIRLS ARE PRETTY. THE GIRLS are sweet, but they like fhe delicious phosphates of every flavor ?at "THE FOUNTAIN." 906 East Main, MISCELLANEOUS. Altlt THE RAGE-SCOTCH KISSES AT XAEMPF'S. MISCELLANEOUS. CASH TO LOAN ON CITY REAL Es? tate; 409 East Broad. POULTRY FENCIN? AT LOWEST prices at 409 East Broad. WE PRINT TO PLEASE. TRY US AND see. RICHMOND PIUNTNO CO., 1208 Hast Franklin Blreot; 'phone 2602. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. THE VIRGINIA LEATHER COMPANY, Richmond, are the only man? ufacturers of Oak Tanhcd Belting end Raw-Hide Lnce Leather In tho Stale. Repair work neatly done. GET A NICEJ3MBLEM BUTTON FOR tho Order of Eagles at SMITH"*: WEB? STER'S, 026 E. Main. 6.000'ROLLB OF WALL PAPER FOR next ton day? at Ce. F. L. BRAUER & BRO. IF IT'S WALL PAPER YOU'RE LOOIC , ing for nnd want the best at satisfac? tory prices call and ?ee us. F. L. BRAUER & BROTHER, 2OS-210 North Fifth,_ BASE-BALL SEASON IS HERE. HAR R1S HARDWARE CO.. 4M East Broad, lust received largo stock Base-Ball?, Bats, Masks. Gloves, etc., etc TO BE AN ACTOR OR ACTRESS TAKE the shortest road to the stage via DAN? IELS' SCHOOL OF? ACTING; most complete school In tho South; private theatre In connection; 627 Eaet Broad, PERSONALS. \ A BOX OF KABMPF'S CANDIES WILL make your lady frloncT happy. DON'T DO ANYTHING UNTIL TOU see ue. F. L. BRAUER & BROTHER. FOR THAT "TIRED FEELING" OUR Oxford Ties. Como quick. 'J. A, , GRIGG SHOE CO., 121 B. Broad. WANTED, CLARA, KATIE AND ALL the rest of the girls to tell their beet fellow? to buy our old foahloned Italian Cream Chocolates; best In the city. MARCHETTI BROS., two stores, 900 E. Main and 617 E, Broad. 60 ENVELOPES. YOUR NAME, BUSI nesrf neatlv printed In corner for ??So. HARRIS PRINTING CO., 1303 B. Frank? lin Street, Richmond, Va. ? OUR SFF^UALTY-STUMPlFs OWN make Devil Crabs; finest little necki Clams: be convinced; try them. E. A. BTUMPF, Eighth and Main. 'Phona (753) your order. ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY. Suits $15 up. Trousers $5 up. RICH? MOND TAILORING CO., Charle? A. Spence, manager, Sixth and Main. LADIES' CHESTS AND BUSTS DEVBL oped (no massage); results positively guaranteed; best eltv reference: lady al? ways In attendance. DANIELS' SCHOOL PHYSICAL CULTURE. 637 East Broad. WE DO PRINTING THAT IS PRINT ing. RICHMOND PRINTING CO.. 1208 East Franklin Street. 'Phone 2G62. KILL 'EM-BED BUGS, ROACHES, Ants. Moths, etc. Re?ves' Insect Ex? terminator does the work quickly. Pre? pared by F. W. KOENIG, 427 North Sixth. WANTED. YOU TO CALL 'PHONE 2863 and we will send our representative to see you. RICHMOND PRINTING CO., 1208 East Franklin Street; 'phone 2861 AWNINGS, TENT9 AND FLAGS. WD MAKE A SPECIALTY OF MAKING Window Awnings, 'Phono us, 2142, and we will gladly call and give estimates. J. ROSS JONES & BRO., 902 East Broad. WB MAKE AWNINGS'?? A R ? ? ? Heights and Chestnut Hill?without ex? tra charge. 'Phone J. ROSS JONES & BRO. SAVE MONEY AND ORDER YOUR Awnings now: remember the hot wave el coming. 'Phono 2576 and we will call. M, G. COPELAND CO., 108 N. Ninth Street. Out-of-town orders receive prompt at? tention. _-_^_L?_ _BAKERY. HANOVER STRAIGHTS 'AT ATKIN? SON'S BAKERY. 327 Brook Avenue. 'Phono 2619._. ?._ _______ ? IVBR JOHNSON BICYCLES, BEST Wheel In Richmond, for the money. Only at TOMPKINS' CYCLE STORE, 811 West Broad. BARBER GOODS. MURDER! NO. NO! OLD RAZORS made new, Hollowground. Honed nnd Strapped to perfection. 409 Eaet Broad. BICYCLES AND REPAIRS. THAT'S H?M-JO BICKERSTAFF. THE expert?He .has one store, 1803 East Main. He sells, buys, rents exchange? or re? pairs anything In ?hape of a bloycle, 'Phone 8398, BELTING AND LACE LEATHER. BEST OAK TANNED BELTING AND Rawhide Lace Leather. THE VIRGINIA LEATHER CO., Richmond, the only manufacturers In the State. Repair work neatly done. ~B??1RD??.G AND LIVERY STABLES. por commodious, Sky WARM Stalls, Hend your Horsee to the "Tem? ple" and "Madison" Boarding and Sale Stahles; fi?ret-class attention at rea? sonable nrloes; spoolal rat?s for fancy horses. B. D, KAY, Proprietor. BICYCLES AND MOTOR-CYCLES. TIRES GUARANTEED NOT TO PUNO ture? bicycle repairing a ?peclalty; If not pleased, no charges. Con&tor brakes p-uarnnfeed against anything. D. W. VAUGHAN. 618 East Main. BOOKBINDINd AND PRINTING. BliANK ????? MADE TO ORDER AND Printing. S. B. ADKIN8 & CO., 0 Gov? ernor Street. . ,.. ?. ; ' ;? I ! ?? I ?I CARDS AND.BILL-HEADS. CARDS, BILL HEADS,' NOTE HEADS1, etc., printed neatly and <iulckly;we never disappoint. RICHMOND PRINT? ING CO., 1203 East Franklin Street 'Phone 2063. CONFECTIONS. ICE CREAM, II PER GALLON; PIES, Cakes and Pastries In every style; Fruits, Tobacco, etc? 'phone 2263. WIN? STON'S. 637 Brook Avenue. DYEING AND CLEANING. LADIES' ' AND GENTS' CLOTHING thoroughly cleaned and pressori. THE? MODEL DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS, 413 West Broad Streot; 'phona 2906. FRESH CANDIES. KAMPFS CANDIES ARE FRESH every hour. FOR 8ALE?BARGAINS. KEEP MONEY IN CIRCULATION AT home by using the VIRGINIA LEATH? ER CO.'S Oak Tanned Belting and Raw Hide Lace Leather of Richmond. Tho only manufacturera In the State. Satis? faction guaranteed, FOR BALE, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Grocery Wagons, If you need Rubber Tiros, Runabout, call to seo mo. I can save you money. B. C. BRISTOW, 19 South Fifteenth Streot _________________ BEFORE ORDERING THAT NEW SUIT come and see the nice assortment M Sixth and Main. Suits. JIB up; Trousers, IS up., RICHMOND TAILORING CO., Chas. A. Spence, Manager. DON'T B?TFFER^COMB AND BRING your feet for Oxford Ties to J. A. GRIGG SHOE CO., 121 E. Broad Street. THE GIRLS ARE PRETTY, THE GIRLS are sweet, but they like the delicious phosphates ot every flavor at "THE FOUNTAIN," 90S East Main. 7EC. HALF SOLING MEN'S SHOES; ? Ladles, 60c; best leather; e-verypalr restltohed; no nails, no pegs. DREW'8 ELECTRIC POWER SHOE FACTORY, 716 E. Main; 'phone 2667. Will call and deliver. This advertisement good for 10c. payment half soling. HOME COMFORTS. UNION HOTEL.-HOME LHCB. COM fortable, reasonable._ ~^?M'^'MADE CANPY' ... ENDLESS VARIETY OF CANDIES AT ICAJgMPF'S. AH home-made. .' "OXFORDS ^ OXFORDS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND children. Where? J. A. GRIGG SHOE CO., 121 East Broad. ~ PR?NTIN? PRINTING! PRINTING It PRINTING!!! RCHMOND PRINTING CO., 1208 East Franklin Street. 'Phone 2662. OUR BUSINESS IS PRODUCING PRINT lng that Is a business brtnger for you. Try us and see. RICHMOND PRINTING CO., 1208 E. Franklin Stroot. 'Phone 2602. _; PLANTS AND FLOWERS. WANTED, LOT OWNERS TO KNOW that Gro^'iff Plants, and Flowers can be- hod for beautifying their eectlons at the Cemetery's Green Hou?es, near the main entrance. HOTELS. ' _ UNION HOTEL. CATERS TO REGULA* nnd transient boarflors. Ratee,JUBO ana ?a per day? lodging, 60, 75o, andfeljieal?, 60?. each. Weekly rates. ?7 to $?. Speolal rates to partie?, and. excurelonletnv everything no w ; cUlelne utuiurpaatted? / ~"~ PHOT 0QRAPH9. . G ', '? DAVIS GALLERY IS STILL ??????? ? reliable place for photographs. Compare our work and prlceiu From ?So? up; 223 nnd 817 Broad._? PLUMBING AND TINNINO. ~ ?. H. COSBY, 423 WEST BROAD Street. You can have your plumbing and tinning done promptly and ?tove . repaired. Old 'phono 2728. RUGS AND CARPETS CLEANED. M--,-.-.M, CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED AND , stored. THE MODEL DYBING_AND . CLBANTNG WORKS, 412 WMt Broad? 'Phone 2305. RUNABOUTS ,AND . WAO.ON8. FOR "NEW AND SECOND HAND RU1?4 abouts, Wagons, Phaetons, Surreys. Day tone, come to see me. W. C. BMITI" No. 314 North Fifth Street ' SPECIAL PRICES. U^IONHOTOI^SPECIALMEALILVTE? '? to business men. ?' ? <???>. ?. '??',. a ? ?' 8UMMER RESqRTS. IN THE MOUNTAINS. THE BRANDON, BASIC CITY. VA., OPEN JUNE 1ST. TERMS SAME AS LAST YEAR, ? MISS DOD80N, 2901 V St. N. W., Wash?? lngton, D. C, until. Juno 1st. STORAGE ROOM. FOR CHEAP AND DRY BTORAGH. room appfy" to Richardson ? Chap pell, No. 501 West Main Street (Beivi?? dore Building). SUITS TO ORDER. "EVE1RY STITCH . MADE IN RICH? mond." Nice assortment of Suits, tie up. Trousers, $5 up. RICHMOND TAI?i LORING CO., Sixth and Main, Cnarlee A, Spence, Manager. SAWED WOOD. SAVE MONEY BY BUYING YOUR Wood at H. S. URBAN'S. Sawed Pin?,' $4.50 and ' $5.50; Oalc wood, $5.76. Bows' and Marshall Streets. Old 'Phone 1320. TOWN TOPICS. STOP AT THE UNION HOTEL. RATES, $1.60 and $2 per day. .OC GT?ITNIRP DNOMHCIR: THAI means us. RICHMOND PRXNTINd CO., 1208 East Franklin Street; 'phon* 2662. UPHOLSTERING. C. C. LEVY, NO. 544 BROOK AVENUE, Upholsterer and Mattress maker. Old Hair Mattress made good, as new. *? pack and ship furniture; olso make? ' Cushion and Slip Covers to order. ,? 'Phone 1030. -' '?: ,',''' " "? ==j WATCHES, CLOCKS REPAIRED,.,, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRT?. : repaired at very lowest price?. J. WEINSTEIN. 1501 E. Main Street WALL PAPER. TEN DOLLARS* WORTH OF WALT?. Papor given away absolutely Free. Nd' humbug. Write to-day for particulars. No communication answered unless; stamped envelope is sent us for reply, P. A. ARTHUR & CO., No. 303 East Main Street. Richmond. Va. SAVE BOTH TIME ' MONEY ? 11IKWBMTM WART AD IT WILL iiiREAGHsu 100,000 READERS DAILY WHO WILL READ IT IT WILL COVER VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA LIKE A BLANKET. S?Q WANT IBS TO ALL JUST 'PHONE DANIELS ('PHONE 38) He will call for your Ads. No trouble spared and every effort used to Boom ? Your ? Business RAILROADS. & Ohio Ry. 2 Hours and 25 Minutes to Norfolk. ? LEAVE RICHMOND?KASTBOUND. TUS A. M.?Weelc day??Lo?nl to Newport News und way stutlona, _ ?? 0:00 A. M.??ally?Limited?Arrives William?' burg OiBO A M., Newport New? 10:30 A. M., Old Point 11:00 A. M.. Norfolk 11:25 -?:00 P," M??Week days?Bpiicial?Arrives Wll? llatnsburg 4:?d P. M.. Newport New? 8:30 I?. M? Old Point 8:00 lf. M? Norfolk (1:20 P. M. BiOO I?, M,? ?ulli'-r-I/icnl to Old Point. MAIN LINE?WESTBOUND. ?OilO A. M.?Wook fluye?Local to Clifton Fort? and way Mattona. 8:00 P. M?Daily?Spoctul to Cincinnati, Louisville, fit. Louis Hnd Chicago, B:1B P, M.?Weok days?Local to Doswell. J0:80 P. M.?Dally?Limited to Cincinnati, LouUTlllo, fit. Limi? unii Obtcugo. JAMB RIVER LINE. 10:20 A. M.?Dully?Expresa to Lyitcbborg, Clifton Poruo utid principal station?. 6:IB P. M..?Week duya-rLoeol to Bremo. TRAINS AnittVB RICHMOND 1???? Norfolk and Old Polut 10:on A, 11. dally. H:? A. M. Ex. Bun., and 0:30 P. M. dully. Newport News Ixicul 7:20 P. M. '??x. finn. From Cincinnati und Wost 8:18 A, M. da|ly and 3:30 P. M. dully. Main Lino Local from OU fton Forgo 7:15 P. M. Ex. Hun. Doawell Acclini. H:35 A. M. Ex:. Sun, James River Llue Local from Clifton Forse 0:85 p. M. dally, Bremo Accom. ? no A. M. Ex. Sun. 0. ?. DOYLE, W. O. WARTHEN, CiBii'i Manager. Dut, l'un*. Agt, fee?> |. ->. ? ..??-. The Valentine Museum ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS. OPEN 10 A. M. TO 5 ?, M. AD_HStON. 260. f-REJl} ON SATURPAYB, ? ' its;'-: ' <a?>?'[:~; aV ,?.',?:>?'?',;''.>} RAILROADS. RICHMOND AND PETERSBURQ ELECTRIC RAILWAY, Beginning April Ut 1002, ' Cars leave corner Perry and Seventh Streets.. Manchester, every hour (on the hour) from 6 A. M. to 10 P. M., lost car 11:50 P. M. Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Syca? more Street, every hour from 6:30 A. M, to 10:30 P. M. FRIDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL EXCURSIONS, 60 CENTS-ROUND TRIP-SO CENTS. I^WHorfolkSsWestern ?. M NORFOLK LIMITED, ?G iorfolk,11.20 A. M. Stops only at urjr, waverly and Suffolk. . #.. CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 9:00 A. M.. NORFOLK LIMITED, Ar? rives Nq-*""" " ?'" ' ?? <-?. .?.. -. Petersbui 9:00 A. ?., ... Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynohburg and Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roan?ke tu Columbus, Blueneld to Cincinnati; also Roanpke to Knoxvllle, ari? Knoxvllle to Chattanooga and Memphis. 12:20 P. M, ROANOKE EXPRESS for Farmvllle. Lynohburg end Roaaoke. 8:00 P. M.. OCEAN W?*? LIMITED. Arrives Norfolk 5:20 P. M. Stops only at "etarsbuiB, Waverly and Suffolk. Connects east of PetnrBburg. I'M K,K< N% ORLEANS SHORT LINE. Pullman ? Sleeper. Richmond to Lynohburg. Petersburg to Roanoko: Lynolipurg to Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orletins. Cafe Dlnjug Car. Trains arrive from the West 7:35 A. M., 3 P. M. and 8:50 P, M,| from Norfolk 11:10 X.*M.; 11:43 A. M. and 6:50 P. M? Office No. 838 East Main Street, W. B. BBVILL, Q. H. BO?LEY, G?n. Fasi. Agent Dia. Pass. Agent RAILROADS. ATLANTIC COAST UNE TRAINS LEAVE, RICHMOND DAILY BYRD-STREET STATION. ?:30 A. M. To all p??nts South. .9:00 A.M. Petersburg and Norfolk. 12:20 P. M, Petersburg and N. & W. Went 8:00 P. M. Petersburg and Norfolk. t4il0 P. Mi Golilaboro Local. 6:56 P. M. Petersburg local. 6:50 P. M. To points South. 9:35 P. M. Petersburg and N. ? W, Weit, 11:30 ?, M. Petersburg local. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 4:07 A. M., 7:35 A. M? 8:25 A. M? except Sunday, 11:10 ?. M.. 11:43 A. M., 2:00 P. M., 0:50 P. M.. 7:45 P. M., 8:15 P. M. t Except Simtlny. C.-S. CAMPBELL, 1)1 v. Pass, Agt. W. J. CRAIG, Cert, Pass, Agt.? SEABOARD Air Line Railway TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. DAILY. 2:20 P. M.?Seaboard Mall?10:811 ?, M.? Seaboard Express?To Savannah, JooH eonvllle, Atlanta and Hunt invest. flao A. M.-Local?For Norllna and Ham* TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY, 0:35 A. M.?No. 34-4:55 P. M.-No. 6S From Florida. Atlanta and Southwest, 6:30 P. M.?From. Norllna and local pci\te City Ticket Office 1005 East Main Street. 'Phone 405. , ' THi CONFEDERATE MUSEUM TWELFTH AND CLAY STREEt?. Opens dully from 9 A. M. tu 8 P. M.. AdmHwlgn. 25 ctnt* Free <m ?*1?p1???, RAILR0AD3. READ Ricnmonc'? Fredericks ? G ? (? G ? burg & Potomac R. R Trains Leave Richmond?Northward. 4:16 A. M? daily, Byrd St. Through. 6:45 A. M., dally. Main St Through. 7:15 A, M., week days, Elba. Ashlaud ac? commodation. ' . , ? 8:00 A. M., Sunday only. Byrd SL Through. _ -?'?';Li? 8:40 A. M? week days. Bryd, St. Through. }2:05no?n, week days. Byrd St. Through. 4:00 ?, M.. week days. Byrd St. Fred? erlcksburg accommodation. 5:05 P. M? dally, Main St. Through, 5:25 P. M?, week days. Elba, Ashland no. commudatlnn. ' ?. ? ". 8KB P. M., dally, Hyrd St. Through, ll:10 P. M., week days. Bita. Ashland no eommodntlon. Trains Arriva Richmond?Southward. ??40 A. M., week days. Elha. Ashland ac? commodation. _ , ir _. .. 8:00 A. M., dally. , Byrd St. Through. 8:26 A. M., week davs. Byrd St.. Fred erlcksburg accommodation. _ 12:05 P. M.. week days. Byrd St. Through. 2:05 P, M., dally. Main St. Through, S:00 P, M.. week daye. Elba. Aehland ac? commodation. ? . 6:4? P. M., dally. Byrd St, Through. 9:00 P. M? daily. , Byr?l ..St. Through. 10:25 P. M.. dally. Main St. Through. 11:00 P. M., week days. Eloa. Ashland no? rommodatlon. ?, , ? , ? Note-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars oh all train? ixrent lnr.il accommodations. W ? PUKE, 0. W. r-ULP. W. P. TAYLOR, Gen'l Man'r. ^ss't Gen'l Man'r. Trnf. Man'r "sf E?M BO AT? BAY UN? TO BALTIMORE VI? 0. & ?> Rw*? ??? Old Point, ?'* If. 8, MAIL ROUTE. Leiiveltlrlimonrt via 0. A 0. dally went Stiroluy, nt *. P,. U.. eon. ut Olill'uliit with stiisiners of PH Hay Lino, leaving 7:15 P. M.. arriving ?lultlnwrt' 0:110 A. M.. con. NortB. Eimt end West. For tickets ?ml Information i?p< My to O. & 0. Kwy. ami Tr?n?fe? Cqbjjjuu/, ?? '?it ilulu Street. RAILR0AD8, SOUTHERN RAILWAY. BOHEDULE IN EFFEOT FEB. M, 1B03, TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. 7:00 A. M.?Dally, Local for Charlotte. 12:50 P. M.?Daily. Limited. Buffet Pull? man to Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans, Memphis, Chattanooga and ail the South. 6:00 P. M.?Ex. Sunday. Keysvllle laical. 11:05 P. M.-Dally. Limited: Pullman ready 9:30 P. M., for all tho South, YORK RIVE? I.INK. Tho favorite route to Baltimore and onstern points. Leave Richmond 4:30 P. M. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 6:00 A. M.?Except Sunday. Local mixed for West Point. 2:15 P. M.?Local. Monday, Wednesday and Friday for West Point. 4:30 P. M.?Except Sunday. For West Point, connecting with steamers for Bal? timore and river landings Mbndays, Wednesdays and Fridays. TRAIHB ARRIVE RIOHMON?. 0:55 A. M. and 6:S6 P. M.?Prom all the South. 8:25 P. M. 8:40 A.M.-From Keysvllle. 9:15 A. M.?Raltlmoro and West Point. 4:60 P. M.?From West Point. H. O. A OK BUT. O. II. 8. II. HAltDWIOK. 0, P. A, 0. VV WBSTHUUY. D. P. ?.. ftlelimotid. Va, STEAMBOATS. Clyde Steamsh?D Co.'s PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND NORFOLK STEAM? SHIP LINE. Appointed, sailing days: Every TUESDAY/ FRIDAY and SUNDAY, at daylight. Fielet received daily till Cf.M. STEAMB0AT8. OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO. I ? Night Un? for Norfolk Leave Richmond dally at 7 P, M? stop? ping at Newport News In both directions. Dally except Sunday by C. and O. Rail? way. 9:00 A. M? 4P. M.. 8 A. M, and S P. M. by N. and W. Railway; all lino? connect at Norfolk with direct steamer? ror New York, sailing dally except Sun? day. 7 P. M, Steamers sail from company's wharf (foot of Ash Streot) Racketta, ?. ?. WALKER, Vice-President and Tramo Manager. Now York. JOHN F. MAYER. Agent. 71212 East Main Street. Richmond, Va, American Line, NEW YORK. SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON Sailing Wednesaays at 11 A. M. Philadelphia, April 23. New York, May 6. St, Paul, April 20. Philadelphia, May 13. Red Star Line. NEW VQRK-ANTWERP-FARI3, Sailing Saturday at 10 A. M. Zeelnnd, April 18. Vaderland, May 2. Finland, April 2d, Kroonland.. May 9. Piers 14 and 16, North River. Office, 73 nroadway, ?. Y. W. B. PALMER & CO., SPECIAL NOTICE. ESTIMATES CHE E11 FULLY GIVEN. RICHMOND PRINTING CO.. 120S B. Franklin Street. ?phone ?CtV?. WATCHES, CLOCKS. j'?w?"lry"*?ND Silverware at wholesale prices. Call at J, WEH^STEIN's, 1WI 8, Main Str?gL STEAMBOATS. Merchants and Miners Transportation Company. Steamship Lino.? Direct Eonte to, Boston, Mass,, and Provldenoe, R. I, Steamers leave Norfolk for Bouton Tue?? ? day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Foi Providence Monday, Thursday and Batur? day at ? P. M. Passengers and irelghl taken for all New England points. Tick ets on sale at C. & O. Ry. and N. & W, Ry, offices nnd No. $10 East Main Street. R. II. WRIGHT. Agt? Norfolk, Va. Virginia n?viqatiom company JAMES WV1CH DAY LINA Steamer POCAHONTAS leave? MON? DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 7 A. M. for Norfolk, Portsmouth. Old Point Newport News, Claremont and J&raei River landings, and connecting at Old Point for Washington, Baltimore and th? North. Btnte-roome reserved for the nicht at moderate prices. Electric care direct ta wharf, Fare only st.BO and ti to Norfolk. Muslo by Grand Orchestrion. Freight received tor above-named place? and all points In Eastern Vlrwlnia and Notrr? Carolina. IRVJN WEISTgs?., General Munagor. E. A. Barber. Jr.. Secretary, :? ? ' ,?..??-, ... '.,???,???=?-.-?ryjx-at? SPECIAL ?????*, TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIO. I no longer work for Taylor A Brown, J. A. Gris* Shoe <V or the* W. L. Douglas Shoe ?o. Do not accept: th? same as my work. For the same high grade shoe repairing send work direct?, If It Is not the neatest and best wwk done In Richmond thoro wllj be no charge. . J. G. LBLAND, 2?$ N. ,Fll?U? E'U'seU T , ?ii