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THESE ARE THE WONDER
WORKING WANT ADS.
THIT Milla GREATEST RESULTS.
MINIMUM
CHIME
26 Denti.)
.?ihlnA-rano.
ONE
OEIT
A
WORO.
H BU? WAftt-D~raMA|.<.
?WANTEJD. TO ??^???? A ?A?V CASH,?
1ER for millinery department. Apply
?THALHIMIOB BROS, Fifth and Broad
HtreeiH._, _ '? . '?
(WANTED, LADtE? TO MAKE NECK*
wear front .ample; experience not necee.
nary; steady work) good pay. Send soli
addressed stamped envelope, IDEAL
/ ...MFC?. CO.. K* west 183d St.. New York,
WnTBD. FEMALE STENOGRAPHER,
able to Increase her Income by using a
machine 20 to 40 per cent, speedier than
the rest and on account of up-to-date
features must turn out better work
with less mental and physical effort.
Address OLIVER STANDARD VISIBL?
^WRITER, Rlolimohd.______Li'
j SITUATIONS v^?t?d?hFe"male.
?WANTED, A POSITION ByXstENOG
rapher; four years experience; Bar-Lock
Typewriter. Address Miss ?., Y. M.
C, ?., olty.
WANTED, AT ONCE, POSITION BY
an experienced lady stenographer, with
f:ood references. Address Mis. J.. car?
his'office.
> ? . .1 ,1 -ii-.I
X/ADY OP EXPERIENCE DESIRES
fiosltlon during summer months or by
alii toucher of English, Ma thematic?,
French, Calisthenics, Piano. Banjo, Qui-,
tar and ,Fancy Work. Address CABLE,
Carroll ton, Va.
WANTED, ? ??T????? AS ASSISTANT
housekeeper, companion or to take
charge of children. Terms moderate,
Address with references, MISS R, 711
East Franklin Street, Rlohmond, Va.
"^ HELP WANTED? MAL?. ~
-..-.-.-...,_-____.-.-_?.
.WANTED, FIFTY BOYS AND GIRLS.
between ages 14 and 20 years, Apply
AMERICAN CAN CO., Twenty-fourth
ami Venable Streets, to-morrow.
?wanted; hand drill.ers, sledg
er? nnd Block Makers. Apply DBLA
i, WARE ORANITE & M?NINO COM?
PANY. Wilmington, Del.
WANTED, SIXTY GOOD OBANITE
CUTTERS at once; permanent work;
good wages. JOHN > G. CRAIG, Man?
ager, Maryland Granit. Company, Gull
jlord, Md. y,
?12 PER THOUSAND COPYING LET
tors at home; either sex. Send two
stamp- for particulars. BLACKNEY &
CO., 6057 Halsted St., Chicago.
STENOGRAPHER FOR WHOLESALE
grocery house, Blackstone; must ?sal?t
in book-keeping; ?leo one needed for
local R. R. Co. EMPLOYMENT BU?
REAU, Southern Stamp & Stationery
Co. _'. ' ' '.
WANTED, A THOROUGHLY CAPABLE
solicitor to sell stock In a Colorado Gold
Mine, out of which, $2,000,000 has been
taken; only first-class man need ap?
ply; salary and commission. Address
?., P. O. Box 26l
WANTED. ALL-ROUND HARNB8B
MAKBRS, who can put up factory
work; / steady employment. Address
LOWENSTEIN ? SONS, Charleston. W,
Va. -.--.
SALESMAN WANTED?TO OA3-L ON
doctors only on behalf of the leading
firm In the business; established trade;
position permanent; state experience.
Address P. O. Box 868, Philadelphia.
COLORED LABORERS WANTED FOR
?excavation on B. & O. contract at Key
scr, W, Va.; wu^es, $1.40 per day and
werk nil summer. Apply at once to W.
A. SILLER, Keyser, W. Va. ^i;
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN SHOULD
write for our large free" book," "Strug?-'
Kles With the World." Illustrating, Ad?
vertising, Journalism, Proofreading,
Practl?jal Electricity. Stenography, Book?
keeping or Electrical Engineering taujrht
by mat!. Mention profusion which, in?
terests you. CORRESPONDENCE IN?
STITUTE OF AMERICA, ? Box 240,
Bcranton, Pa
Wanted'. PERSON TO CALL ON RE..
tall trade and ngents for manufacturing
' house; local territory; salary $19.70, paid
weekly, and expense" money advanced;
previous ?experience unnecessary: busi?
ness successful. Inclose self-addreeeed
envelope. P. DALLE MURA. 411 North
Second 'Street,' Richmond. Va.
Wanted, for theu.s. army: Abie
,i died, unmarried men. between ages of 21
?.. d 35, citizens of United States, of good
r, krncter and temperate habits, who can
ipeak. read and write English. For Infor?
mation apny to RECRUITING OFFICER,
110 East Broad Street. Richmond, Va.
?_-:$
WANTED, AGENTS FOR RAND. Mc
Nallv & Co.'s Pocket Atlas of the
World, Just published, containing col?
ored maps of every country and civil
division upon the face of the glohe;
ngents now selling 600 a month. Send
for terms or save time by remitting
26c. for sample, terms, etc Address
RAND. MoNALLY & CO,, 143 Fifth
Avenue, New York.
>?? '? , ,, ..__- ,,:,", , , ' : 8=3
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALE.
WANTED. BY A GRADUATE OF THE
University of Virginia, with many
years' experience, a position as superin?
tendent or principal of public ecnools;
?tate salary paid. Address TEACHER,
care this office. ? ?
A RECENT GRADUATE OF EASTMAN
College desires a position as book-keep?
er; would prefer a position In a bank;
best references. Address W. L. ED?
WARDS. FergUBSon's Wharf. Va,
.Wanted, a position, as stenog
rapher. book-kee)ier, city salesman or
general office man; best references
riven: six years' experience. Address
ENERGETIC, care this office.
six.;* ftiZES
CARTOON CONTEST
TENTH WEEK.
THIRD PRIZE.
???'t LETmtMAotDTmrm
URNEY?U OUT OF BUSINESS*
THETlMES-lilSPAm WANT
COLUMN STANDS REAUTTO
HELP YOU RAISE ANY AMOUNT
YOU NEED.
rm times
1
A. T., care of Carrier, 47, City.
Six pris?e will be awarded each
week for the best drawing sub?
mitted, illustrating that It pays ad?
vertisers to use The Tlmes-Dlspatch
want columns. The six prises will
awarded In the following order, vis.:
First prise, 12; second, third, fourth,
fifth and sixth prizes, fl each.
ALL DRAWINGS MUST BE ORIG?
INAL AND MUST BE MADE WITH
BLACK INK ON WHITE PAPER
OR CARDBOARD. AND SHOULD BE
FTVB TO SEVEN INCHES IN
WrDTH. Name and address mnet
be written plainly ON BACK OS*
DRAWING. Do not send letter?, but
Inclose stamp if you wish drawing
returned. Do not fold, but roll, ?hen
!? mailing. Address all drawings to
"Cartoon Contest," Room No, 17,
Tlmse Building.
Ail drawings must >'reach The
TImee-Dlspatch office not later than
12 P. M. each Saturday, In order to
be counted In the week's contest.
Every reader Is cordially Invlrod to
take part' In this highly lnstnio?ve
Contest
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALE.
WANTED, BT AN EXPERIENCED
registered Pharmacist, a position; be-st
of references. Address PHARMACIST.
713 Cameron Street, Alexandria, Va,.
A GENTLEMAN. NOW HOLDING RB
sponslble executive position with large
company, desires to" make a chango;
eight years' experience In wide rango
of office work; highest references fur?
nished and satisfactory reasons for
?hanging. ?Address "OFFICE," care this
office.
AN EXPERIENCED HOTEL MAN,,
with a lot of good help. Is open for sum?
mer employment. Address MANAGER,
care Hotel, Jackson Springs. N. C.
8ALE6MEN WANTED.
SALESMEN-SIDE LINE. PAYS HOTEL
and cigar money overy day; goods paid
for when sold; pocket samples. Give
piesent line and territory. MAER GUM
CO., Memphis. Tenn;
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
naoor"buys '""LEASE, good-will!
Stock and Fixtures of one of the nicest
Hotels In State, clearing $3,000 year;
great bargain; must sell, good reason.
MELVILLE DANIELS, IhVs office.
110.000-WANTED. PARTY AND CAPI
tal., to organize an active, vigorous Joint
stock publication company lo specially
handlo certain classes of rare and val?
uable Manuscripts; this Is Indeed a
rare chance, and verily, Riohmond now
offers a unique opening for such much
needed enterprise; Incalculable resources
aro at command. Address JOINT
STOCK CO.. care this office. ;
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
$500?WANTED PARTY TO GUARA.N
tee payment of $500 at ninety days with
collateral in hand: 2S per cent, bonus
paid, or would take In partner. Ad?
dress SURETY, care this office,
JUST IN?A GOOD IDEA FOR THE
manufacturer who sells a ten-cent pack?
age; It will increase sales. Call us,
'Phone: sixteen' sixty-three. THE
WHITEHEAD & HOAG CO., Twelve
Nineteen Main.
BOARD WANTED.
A QUIET GBNTLBJIAN WANTS ROOM
and board In a private family ? will pay
$18 per month. R, S? care this office.
WANTBD. BY A YOUNG LADY. BOARD
in private family; state term*. Address
L. R., care this office.
WANTED, BOARD FOR TWO GENTLE
men, either In the olty or suburbs; one
room. Address J. J. C.. P. O. Box 871.
_______
WANTED, TO SELL, CHEAP. THE
most complete set of House Moving
Tools. Apply to 413 North Twenty-third
Street, city.
FOR SALE-BRAND NEW NO; I OLI
ver TYPEWRITER; In use less than
thirty dnys; will sell cheap tq a quick
buyer. THE BAR-LOCK TYPEWRIT?
ER OFFICE, 712 East Main Street
FOR SALE?A TWO-HORSE CABRJO
LET, in first-class order, built by Alns
lle. and two Black HORSES an<l HAR?
NESS. The horses aro gentle and stund.
W. T. HANCOCK, No. ? N. Twenty
second Streot
?
POR SALE.
FOR BALK?THE BEST HOTEL IN A
summer and winter resort; good busl
neii all year; a ?nap for party wanting
a hotel; gstlsfaotory reason for selline.
MELVILLE DANIELS, this oiMce.
~~ BOARDERS WANTED.
WANTED, BOARDERS FOR DELKJBT
ful second story rooms, a room always
for transient 201 East Franklin Street,
PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMO
date a few BOARDERS;, nice rooms,
good table, all modern conveniences;
moderate term?, CENTRAL LOCATION,
care this office._^^
~ - FOR RENT
FOR RENT?NICE SECOND FLOOR OF
FICB. Apply at FOSTER'S STUDIO,
112 North Ninth.
WANTED, TENANT, 1213 FLOYD AVB
nue; possession at once; eight rooms.
Stabi?, lete, Apply at 911 Floyd Avenue
or 1481 East Main ? tree I,__^
WANTEJD, TO RENT A FLAT OF FIVE
rooms, bath, etc., on Chestnut Hill; de?
sirable location, on oar Una; board with
family If desired. Address RICHMOND,
P. O, Bos 6W._
^____?______
FOR"RENT-FLAT OF THREE UN
furnished rooms twlth bath) for light
housekeeping; oentral location: moderate
rent Apply ?3 North Ninth Btreet.
-?? LOST.
BTRAY-D?FROM MY PREMISES LAST
? evening, s small, spotted, female Beagle
HOUND. A liberal reword If returned
to IU North Twontfsth Btreet_
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED, DWE?LING HOUSE SOUTH
of Broad and west of Sixth Street on
lease of five years, commencing Sep?
tember? 1, 1W8; willing to pay $000 per
annum for house to suit) large two-story
house preferred. Address "?.," P. O.
Bo? No, 410._
~ ROOMS POR RENT. ~
WANTED, WITH BOARD, OCCUPANTe
for centrally located rooms. Apply at
102 East Grace Sunday and Wednesday.
LARGE WELL-FURNIBHED FRONT
parlor, bath and 'phone; with or without
board. CENTRAL, oare this office.
WANTED.
WANTBD, TO BUY A FEATHER B_D
for cash. Address J. M. C, P1IH4 West
Gary Street.
WANTED, 'TO BUY HOME. $1.000 TO
$1,600 on time, say I or 4 year?; prefer
to buy from ' owner. Address W. R.,
care this office,
WANTBD TO BORROW $900; RETURN
In equal payments May 1, 19?4-*05-'0? ?
per oent interest; can make party safe.
Address M, J., Hat ton, Va._..
BUSINESS WANTS.
DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR OLD
books. Pamphlete, papers, etc., I buy
them. D. H. HEY, 733 East Cary.
5,000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER FOR
next ten days at 6c F. L. BRAUER &
BRO.
WANTBD, DEAD OR ALIVE?ANIMALS
moved from all parts; no charge.
BICKERSTAFF; 'Phone 2811.
WE CARRY THE MOST COMPLETE
and varied line of Watches In the city
and take pleasure in showing them.
JAHNICE BROS.. Watchmakers and
Jewelers, 912 East Main.
DREW'S NEW' WAY TO REPAIR
SHOES; a whole sole: no joint to leak.
no nails to tear the nock; Men's, $1;
Ladles, 8Sc. 'Phone 26?7. Will call and
deliver. DREW'S ELECTRIC POWER
SHOE FACTORY, 71? E. Main.
WRITE- FOR OUR PRICE LIST OF
Oak Tanned pelting and Raw-Hide Lace
Leather. The only manufacturers in
tho State. Repair work neatly done.
THE VIRGINIA LEATHER CO.. Rich?
mond.
WANTED?WB TAKE YOUR OLD
Watches in part payment on elegant
new Watches. JAHNKB BROS..
Watch<emakors and Jewelers, M.2 East
Main._
WANTED, 800 B0Y8 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.
606 East Main and'in East Broad.
___^______.__ ._
FRESH - SALTED PEANUTS AT
KBAMPF"S, Ninth Street. ' v
B.0O0 ROLLS OF WALL PAPBR FOR
next ten days at Ko. F. L. BRAUER &
BRO. HHR
THE GIRLS ARB PRETTY, THB GIRLS
are sweet, but they like the delicious
phosphates of every flavor, at "THB
FOUNTAIN,?? 908 Bast Ma|n.
MlaCELtANEOUS. "
TRY KABMPF'S SOFT CREAM CANDY;
Just the candy for the babies,
A CLASS OF YOUNG PEOPLE IB BE
Ing formed for instructive travel and
sight seeing In Europe the coming sum?
mer. For particulars address Miss
CLARA CROWLBY. 53 North Gllmor
Street. Baltimore, Md.
MISCELLANEOUS,
WE PRINT TO PLEASE. TRY US AND
???. RICHMOND PRINTNG CO., 1208
East Franklin Street; 'phone 2662.
Richmond, are the only man?
ufacturers Of Oak Tanned Belting
Sntl Raw-Hide Lace Leather In . the
tat?. Repair work neatly done,
GET A'NICE EMBLEM BUTTON FOR
the Order of Eagles at SMITH"* WEB?
STER'S, m ?. Main.
?,??? ROLLS OF WALL PAPER FOR
next ten day? at Bo. F. L. BRAUER ft
BRO.
IF IT'S WALL PAPER YOU'RE LOOK
. lng for and want the beet at satisfac?
tory prices call and see us. F, L.
BRAUER St BROTHER, I08-?_> North
Fl.fth._ .
PERSONALS. _~~ '
HAVE YOU TRIED''"'?_AJ_M_?F*S ' ?C.
Mixture. N
DON'T DO ???????? UNTIL YOU
see us. F. L. BRAUER* BROTHER.
WANTED, CLARA, KATIE AND ALL
the rest of the girls to tell their best
fellow? to buy our old fashioned Italian
Cream Chooolatest beet In the olty.
MARCHETTI BROS., two etor??, ?0? ?.
Main and f?l7 E. Broad.
_-?_.
JANE, EVERYBODY IS PRAISING
COBBY'S CLIMAX CLEANER; It make?
house cleaning eo easy. Go to 18 East
Broad Street and get some, we'll try it
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUBTR3C.
Suit? $15 UP? Trousers $5 up. RICH?
MOND TAILORING . CO., Charles A.
Spenoe, manager, Sixth and Main.
WE DO PRINT-NO THAT IB PRINT
lng. RICHMOND PRINTING CO.. 1298
Ea.it Franklin Street. 'Phone 2662.
WANTED, TOU TO CALL 'PHONE MSI
and we will send our representative to
see you. RICHMOND PRINTING CO.,
1308 East Franklin Stroeti 'phone ?ttX ,
AWNINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS.
LET US MAKE YOUR AWNINGS NOW
end put them up when you are ready;
window awnings made all sliee. Just
'phone 2148 and we will call ?nd give es?
tim?tes. J. ROSS JONES & BRO.. $03
East Broad.
SAVE MONEY AND ORDER YOUR
Awnings now; remember the hot wave il
coming. 'Pilone 2676 and we will call. M.
G. COPELAND CO,, 108 N. Ninth Street.
Out-of-town orders receive prompt at?
tention. /
ANTIQUES. -
RICHMOND ANTIQUE FURN-TRUB
Co., dealer? In Antique Furniture, Brass
Goods. Copper Plate, Cc1?? Glass. China,
etc.. a? W. Broad Sty. ?.???-.
BADY-CARRIAGlES AJ.t ;/ GO-CARTS,
BUY OF THE MAlA'ACTURERS!
prettiest and latest 1?08 designe.
SCHREMP & TUMA, 817 North Fifth
Street Old ones cleaned and rebleach
?ed.
BOOKBINDING AND PRINTING.
MAGAZINES BOUND AND BACK NUM
bere furnished. S. B. ADKIN8 A CO.
BICYCLES.
TVER JOHNSON BICYCLES, BEST
Wheel ln Richmond, for the money.
Only at TOMPKINS* CYCLE STORE,
SII West Broad.
BICYCLES AND REPAIRS.
THAT'S HIM?JO BICKERSTAFF,' THE
expert?He has one store, 1803 East Main.
He sells, buys, rents exchanges or re?
pairs anything In shape of a bicycle.
'Phone 3398. ?_
? 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._
BOARDING AND LIVERY 8TABLES.
FOR COMMODIOUS. DRY. WARM
Stalls, send your Horses to the "Tem?
ple" and "Madison" Boarding and Sale
Stables; ? flirst-claa? attention at roa.?
?onabio prices; special rates for fancy
horses. B. D, KAY. Proprietor.
______________
?CREAM PUFFS. POUND CAKES. '??!
dozen; they are fine; 80 kinds fanoy
Cakes; our 26o, Pound Cakes are talk of
the town. DRINKARD'S, 423 1-? North
Sixth Street
SPECIALS-POLKA ROLLS. WBLL
Slled Cream Puffs, Snow Balls, Jelly
lolls, filled with the finest current
.telly. "Phone In your order, "will be
Johnny on the spot." E. PARKINSON,
Baker, 431 N, Sixth Street.
CARDS AND BILL-HEADS.
CARDS, BILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS,
etc., printed neatly and oulckly; we
never disappoint. ? RICHMOND PRINT?
ING CO.. 1201 Bast Franklin Street
'Phone 2?6?.
FRESH TAFPY.
FRB3H MOLASSES TAFFY AT
KABMPF-S.
HOME COMFORTS.
UNION HOTEL?HOME LIKE, COM?
fortable, reasonable.
CONFECTIONS.
IO- CREAM, Il PER GALLONI P?AS,
Cakes and Pastries In every style;
Fruita, Tobacco, erta. I 'phone 22M. WIN?
STON'S. 637 Brook Avenue.
DYEING AND CLEANING.
LADIES' AND OBNTS' CtX>THJNG
thoroughly cleenod and pressed. THE
MODEL DYEING & CLEANING
WORKS, 41? W. Broad Street; 'Phone
FRE800 PAINTING, ETC.
FRESCO PAINTING. SQUIRT WORK,
Rollet Work, Tinting, Enameling, Sign
Painting. Hardwood finishing, etc. For
ftpe work at moderate prices see A.
ALPBRIN. 207 North Fifth Btreet.
(Only union men employed.)
'?? ? ? . ? . ; . ?. . i?.
FOR SALE? BARGAINS.
KB_??!MONBY^W^OTJtO?LATIONv''AT
hojne by using the VIRGINIA LEATH?
ER Co.S Oak Tanned Belting and Raw
Hide Laoe Leather of Rlohmond. The
only manufacturers in the State. Satis?
faction guaranteed.
FOR BALE, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Grocery Wagons. If you need' Rubber
Tires, Runabout call to see me, I
can iav? you money, B, C. BRIBT?W,
1? South Fifteenth Btreet
GENTS' COLUMN.
BEFORE ORDERINO THAT ? BW SUIT
come and see the nice assortment ai
Sixth and Main. Suits, $1B up; Trousers,
$6 up. PICHMOND TAILORING CO,,
Chas. A Spence, Manager.
THE GTOLS ARE PRETTY, THB OIRL8
are sweet, but they like the dellolous
phosphates of every flavor at "THE
FOUNTAIN," 906 Bast Main.
7BC.. HALF SOLING MEN'S SH0E8;
Ladle?, 00c.; host leather; every pair
restltehed; no nails, no pegs. DREW'S
ELECTRIC POWER SHOE FACTORY.
716 E. Main; 'phone 2667. Will call and
deliver. This advertisement good for
10c. payment half soling.
HOTELS.
UNION HOTEL, ADJOINS NEW ??G?
Streot' Depot, Cars pass door, every
thitry seconds to all parts of city;.(every?
thing new) reasonable ratos.
UNION HOTEL, CATBRB TO REGULAR
and transient boarders. 2tates.jn.B0 and
$2 per day; lodging, SO. 75o, nnd $1; meals,
50o. each. Weekly rates. $7 to $9. Special
rate? to parties and excursionists;
everything new; cuisine unsurpassed.
=f=
MILLINERY.
I AM NOW SHOWING A COMPLETE
line Of Spring and Summer Millinery:
also ladles' furnishings and notions; up
to-date styles at lowest prices. MRS.
JULIUS BEAR.. 1423 E. Main.Street
i" '-: ^'?PR?NT?Na'l'Vii'ii ?
PRINTING! 'PRINTING!! PRrNTINGIIl'
RCHMOND PRINTING CO.. U08 East
Franklin Street 'Phone 2868.
OUR BUSINESS IS PRODUCING PRINT
Ing thnt,is a business bringer for you.
Try us and eee. RICHMOND PRINT/NO
CO., 1208 B. Franklin Street 'Phone
2662.
8PECIAL PRICES.
UNIONHOTEL? SFECI ALMBALRATBfl
to business men.
8UITS TO ORDER.
"EVERY STITCH MADB IN RICH
mond." Nico assortment of Suits, $1B
uo. Trousers, $5 up. RICHMOND TAI?
LORING CO.. Sixth and Mairi, Charlee
A. Spenoe, Manager.
SPECIAL NOTfOC
CHEflmniLLY oiyTOf
PRINTING? da# IM ?
?et. 'Phone ?eftl .
WANTED, A YOUNG MAN Afl M?JlJ'i
clerk; must have good habit? Mid be
well raised; position wltl pay moderai?
ao.ln.ry at ?tart, but will admit of pro?
motion and increase, accordimi to _?ll<
ity and application of employer ? ?
atre and reference. Address "FRO?
GRESS," caxe this ?ffioe.
TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC!.
I no longer work for Taylor A Brown,
.T, A. Grigi- Shoe Co. or the w, L,
Douglas Shoe Co. po not aooept th?
same as my work. For the same high
grade shoo repairing send Work direct;
If It Is not the neatest and ?best work
done In Richmond there wfll bis no :
charge. J. G. LELAND, 208 ? Fifth
Street.
MR. JOHN, J. WILSON, FORMERLY
of the firm of Allen & Wilson, hatter?
Snd genfe furnishing, I? now with the
TAR CLOTHING HOUSE, oomer Main
and Fourteenth Street?. The many Mend?
ot this oongenlal gentleman will be' :
glad to learn that he will oontlnue hi?
home ln Richmond, and that they oen
command the same courteous treatment
In the future that they have alwaya
received from his hands in the past. :
Mr. Wilson oarrlea with him the beet
wishes of his old friends and patrona
and the STAR CLOTHING? H?US? '
Is to be oongratulated on having ss?
cured his servioes.
ESTIMATES
RICHMOND
Franklin Street
RUNABOUT8 AND WAGONS.
FOR NEW AND SECOND HAND IttJM??!
abouts. Wagons, Phaetons, Surreys, Day?? [
tons, come to see me, W, C, SMITH,'
No. 814 North Fifth Street
SIGNS. . . > . j
TOBACCO MENI HAVE YOU BEEN;
the Crystalold Sign the Patterson Com?
pany is using for th*ilr "Lucky Striker",.
They are helping sell the tobaooo.
Whftehead makes 'em, I. sell 'em. C,
R. CAPBRTON, Twelve Nineteen Main?
SAWED WOOD.
. .'-.-??. .!
SAVE MONEY BY BUYING. YOUR l
. Wood at H. S. URBAN'S. Sawe? Fin?.
K60 and *d??0; Oak wood, 86.78,- Bow?
and Marshall Streets. Old 'PhoAe 1880.
TOWN TOPICS.
STOP AT THE UNION HOTEL. RATES,?
81.60 and 82 per day. .. ,
HANOVER STREETS AT ATB_TN8?W?;
BAKERY, 837 Brook Avenue. 'Phone i ;
.019. ? ? .. ??'??'?-.? ?
.Ot. G*NITNIRP DNOMHOTR; THAf
means us. RICHMOND FRINTlMq
CO., 1208 East Franklin Street! 'phon?
2662. \ ________,'
UPHOLSTERING.
JACOB UMLAUF. 708 W. MA?N STREET ;,?
We do all kinds of Upholstery! make '
nice Hair Mattresses to order j max?
over Hair Mattresses like newt pack and'
ship furniture, China, etc.; cut and make
Slip Covers, Prices alway? rigiit Bel)
?phone 3293, ?'
O. C, LEVYING. 544 BROOK AVENUE,'
Upholsterer and Mattress maker. Old
Hair M_.ttro.ta made good as new. *
pack and si.ip furniture; also make.
Cushion and Slip Covers to ? orti?!*,: "
?Phone 1038. . %>.
-r? ? . . , ? - .? _-=_N
WALL PAPER.
TEN DOLLARS' WORTH OFi V?Al?l_
Paper given away absolutely Free. N?
humbug. Write to-day for particular?. ;i
No communication answered unlesg
stamped envelope is sent us for reply.
P. A. ARTHUR & CO., No. 303 Ba*|
Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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RAILR0AD8.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE ?* EFFECT FEB. M,' INI.
THAINB LEAVE &IOHKOND.
7:00 ?. M.?Dally. Local lo>- Charlotte.
12:6? P. M.?Dally, Limited, Buffet Pull
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans, Memphis, Chattanooga and all
the South.
i;00 P, M.?Ex. Sunday. Keysvllle Local.
11:06 P, M.-Dally. Limited: Pullman
ready 9:30 P. M,, for all the South.
YOBS MVZB UNE.
The favorite routo to Baltimore and
eastern points. Leave Richmond 4:30 P,
M. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
6:00 A, M.?Except Sunday. Local mixed
for West Point.
MB P. M.?Looal. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday for West Point _
4:S0 P. M.?Bxoept Sunday. For West
Point, connecting with steamers for Bal?
timore and river landings Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
ISAIM8 ABB1VE BIOJIMOND. ,
?:55 A. M. and 6:26 P, M.-From all the
South.
1:25 P. M.
8:40 A.M.-From Keysvllle.
8:16 A. M.?Baltimore and West Point
4:60 P. M.?From West JPoint.
IT. O. ACKKRT. O. il. ?. ?. FIAIilTWICK, Q. P. ?.
07W. Wl?BTBURY, D, ?, ?., BIcBaurod, V?.
?.I ' "?" ...?. ' , ?
SEABOARD
??? I/lNB Rajlwav "
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-DAILT,
?0-28 P. M. Seaboard Florida Limited to
St. AuBUStlne.
2:16 P. M. Seaboard Mall to Savannah,
Jacksonville, Atlanta and Southwest.
12:03 A. M. Seaboard Express to Savan?
nah, Jacksonville, Atlanta- and South?
west.
8:10 A. M. Local for Norllna and Hamlet.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-DAILY.
6:40 A. M., No. $4. from Florid?.
*;10 A. M. No. 60, from Florid?, Atlant*
and Southwest.
4:65 P. M., No. 66, from Florid?, Atlant?
and Southwest. ,
|i45 P, M?, from Norllna and local points,
? CJTV TICKET OFFICE.
; '?bon? 405. WOG East Main SU
RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC COAST UNE
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT- |
- BYRD-STRBBT STATION.
8:80 A, M. To all points South.
9:00 A. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
12:20 P. M. Petersburg and N. & W. West
3:00 P. M. Petersburg and Norfolk,
t4:10 P. M. Ooldsboro Local.
6:56 P. M. Petersburg local.
6:66 P. M. To points South.
?:85 P. M. Petersburg and N. AW, Weit
11:80 P. M. Petersburg: local.
?11:50 P. M. "Florida Special."
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
4;07 A. M., t0:40 A. M? 7:83 A. M., f8:a
A. M?, UHO A. M? tl:4? A. M? 2:00 P. M
8:50 P. M., 7:45 P. M.. 8:66 P, M.
t Except Sunday. 1 Except Monday,
? C. 8. CAMPBELL, Dlv. Pass, Agt,
W. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agt.
orfblkaWesiern
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY,
8:00,A. M.. NORFOLK LIMITED, Ar?
rives Norfolk, 11:20 ?, ??G????? only "at
Petersburg, Wavorly and Suffolk,
-Slob A. M? CHICAGO EXCESS. Buffet '
Parlor Car. Petersburg to Lynohburg and ,
Roanoko. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to
Columbus, Blueneld to CinoInnfttl?.alBO
Roanoke to Knoxvllle, and Knoxvlllo to
Chattanooga and Memphis,
W12:20 P. M?, ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Farmville. Lynohburg and Roanoke,.'
8:00 P. k. OCEAN .SHORE LIMITED.
Arrives Norfolk. ??20 V. M. Stops only ai ,
p?feveburg. Waverly and fiirtolk. Connect?
with ?teamer? to Boston. Providence. New
?6?& PBe?IU.ro(?orr9 ?ranfc'4ons
??(?3*% ORLEANS SHORT
"NEj, t?uUineJ? t^Sleap*jr. ^ehmon?, to |
1
yyn?nburg. Petersburg to Roanoke;
/ynohburg to Chattanooga, Memphis and
Jew Orleans. Cafe Dining Car.
Trains arrive from the West 7:35 A M..
I P. M. and 8:56 P. M.; from Norfolk 11:10
A. M.. 11:? A. M. and ?:??I'. M.
Office ?o. 888 East Wain Street.
WW. ?? BBVILL. ' ?. H. BOSLEjY,.
Gen. Pail, Agent ? Pis. Pass. Agent.
RAILROADS.
Chesapeake
& Ohio Ry.
2 Hours and 25 Minuti, (oNorfolk.
L8AVH nrOEIMOND? BASTBOUND.
7i.D A. -t.?Week day??Looal to Newport
Newa and way stations.
?tOO A, M.?Daily?Limit?.?Att?toj WlUlam?
bure 0:6? A ?..Newport Ntwa IO18? A.
M., Old Point lllOO A. U? Norfolk 11:28
A. M.
4:00 P. U?Week daya-?p?cla.--ArilT?j? Wll?
Ilamsburg 4:50 P. U.. Newport New? BiM
1'. M., Old Point ? ?00 li li., Mottolk
6:25 P, U,
BlOO l?, M,?Dally?Loca! to Old Point
MAIN LINI^-WESTBO-NoT
IO ?IO A. M.?Weak days?Local to ?li ft?? Worm*
and way nations.
3:00 ?, M_Dally?Spedai to Olnctwatt,
Louis-vili?, Bt. Louis and Chicago,
8:15 P, M.?Week dar??Looal to DoawalJ.
10 ?80 P. M.?Dally?tlmited to Cliwl?natl,
Louisville, Bt. Louts and Chicago,
JAMB RIVDR UNH,.
10:5? A, M.?Dally?Express to Lynda.?*,
Clifton Porge aud principal station?.
8:36 P. U,?Wert days?Looal to ?reme.
ARRIVO RICHMOND?MAIN ?WB.
0:10 A. M.?From 8t. Lout-, Chicago, Otnde
natl and Lqu|it111o.
_:85 A. M.?.Week day??From Poaw?13? Local.
4:80 P. ?.--Dally?Prom et. Loula, Chicago.
Cincinnati and LoulaTllle.
T:16 P. M,?Week day??From Otlftoa Forge?
IplOS A.CM--Datly?rrow 014 Point and Nor?
folk?Looal.
Hit? A. M.?Week daye?From Old Point ?nd
Norfolk?Limited.
?A*80 P. M.?Dally?From Old Point ?nd Nor
folk?Limited.
? i-O P. M.?Week days?From Nat^wrt New??
Local,
JAM-d RIVBR DIVISION,
8:40 A. it?Week ?Jera?From Rrenw,
01M P. M,?From Ollftpn Forg>
0. ID. POYL?. W. 0, WlRTOBNt,
> Oen'l Mnnatcr. DUt. p?u. Agt.
Exchange for Woman'? Work,
300 EAST FRANKLJty STREET,
invites your inspection and puroliase ot
Us EASTER NOVELTIE- and pther
article?, all reasonably priced. ? liberal
patronage Is requested
RAILROADS.
Ri ? ? Richmond, Fredericks
? G? ? G? burg & Potomac R, R
Trains Leave Richmond?Northward.
4:16 A. M., dally. ByTd St. Through.
6:16 A M., dally, Main St Through.
1:46 A. M., dally, Main St Through. All
Pullman Car?. _, ' . ? . ?.
1:64 A. M., except Monday. Byrd fit
Through, All Pullman Cars,
"?16-?. M.. week day?. Bib?. Aahland ac?
commodation. , _ ? _.
6:00 A. M? Sunday only, Byrd St
Through,
6:40 A. W,. week days. Bryd St. Through.
12:06 noon, week days. Byrd St. Through.
4:00 P. 11, week days. Byrd St. Fred?
erlcksburg accommodation,
6:06 p. ?, dally. Main Bt. Through.
<:te P. M? Week days, Elba. Aahland ac?
commodation. ? ? _ .
8-flB P. it., dally. Byrd Bt, Through.
11:10 ?, E., week days. Bloa. Aahland ac?
commodation. , . J'::'_? ??'.'?
Trains Arrive Rlohmond?Southward,
6140 A. M., week days. Bios- Aahland ae
oommodatton. -????_ ?
8:00 A. M.. daly, Byrd Bt. Through.
t-JB A fi,,' weeli days, Syrd Bt.. Fred
?riekaburg accommodation.
?:06 P. M., week daye. Byrd St. Through.
?f? V.^Jt., dally. Main B?. Through.
6:00 P. M., week days. Elba. Ashland ac?
commodation. - .. ' ? ?... . u
ml. tftft .fcRssfc
10:86 P. M.. dally, Main St. Through. All
Pullman Car?. ? _. . ., M
11:00 ?, M-, week days. Elba, Ashland aa
commodatlon. _ . _. _. _?.
$1:40 P. M., week day?. Byrd Bt. Through.
AH -"* ?3?
_*'A5
Nqte^-'Puifman Sleeping or Parlor .Cere
?40 P. M., week day?, ?yra Bt. Tbrougn.
All Pullman Car?. _k .
l?? A. M-, rtallv, Main St. Through.
Note?Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all trains ?xoept l?eal aceommoiWIon?. ,
W, D.DUKB.O. W.OULP.W. P.TAYLOrt.
Osn'l Man'r. Ase't Gen'l Vivir, Traf. Man'r |
STEAMBOAT?.
?
BAY iOnSIQ? ftUTWOBS
LeaTiiKlohmotid tlaO. A O.dutlr
except Kumiaj?, ?t 4 P. M-, eon. at
Old Polet ? Itti etesiutre uf Old O*/
Un?, leailng 7ll5 P. U? ?rrlrln?
Baltimore 6*80 A. II.. cod. Nodo,
Bait and Weit. Por ticket? and Informatici? ?u?
ply to O. * 0, Rvry, ?u4 'ft?W?r Ce?p?i*
^B*ut Maia BUwt,
STEAMBOATS.
Office of Old Dominion Htearnahlp Co.,
April i, 1808.
-SPECIAL NOTICE
Steamer Brandon ha? been withdrawn
for annual overhaul. The steamer Rloh?
mond will supply her place, salting April
8th, Bth and 10th. carrying freight and
?eoond-cl-BN passenger? only.
The Berkeley will ?all April Tth, ?th
and 11th, carrying freight and first and
?eoond-class passengere, ao usual,
JOHN P. .?????, Agent
OLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP CO.
Night Usi ter Norfolk
Leave Richmond dally at ? ?, M., stop?
ping at Newport New? In both direction?.
Dally ?Jtoept Sunday by O, and O, Rail?
way. t>:00 A. M., 4 P. M?, ? A, M. and 8
? Ht. by ?. and W. Railway) all line?
oonneot at Norfolk with direct steamer?
for New York, ?ailing dally except Sun?
day, IP, M,
Steamer? ?all from company'? wharf
(foot of Ash Street) Rooketts.
?. B. WALKER, Vice-President and
Trafilo Manager, New Yorlc
,TO HN P. MAYER. Agent
1213 East Main Street, Rlohmond, V?,
Clyde Steamehlo Co.'s
* PHILADELPHIA,
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK STEAM?
SHIP LINE.
Appointed ?ailing day? ? Every
TUESDAY, FRIDAY ??d SUNDAY,
at daylight, Freight reoelved daily till
\6 e.u,
8TEAM BOATS.
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company.
Steamship Lane. Direct Route to
Boston, Mats., and Provider?-?, R. I.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tues?
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. For
Providence Monday, Thursday and Satur?
day at ? P, M. Passengers and froi?ht
(alien for all New England points, Ttclc
et? on eele at 0. <fc O. Ry, and N, & W,
Ry, offices and No. 819 East Main Street.
B_ IlVrIO?T, Agi. Norfolk. Va,
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY
JAMES RIVEH. DAY LINE.
Steamer POOAHONTAS leaves MON?
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 7 A.
M. for Norfolk;. Portsmouth, Old Point,
Newport News, Claremont and Js.rnes
River landings, and connecting at Old
Point for Washington, Baltimore, and the
North, State-rooms reserved for the nlgbt
?t moderate prices. Ele?trlo cars dlreot to
wharf. Faro only 81.60 and it to Norfolk.
Muslo by Grand Orchestrion.
Freight received tor above-named places
end all points In Eastern Virginia and
Notrh Carolina. 1RVIN WBIBIOBR,,
General Manager.
H. A. Barber, Jr.. Secretary,
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAILWAY,
Beginning April let, 180?,
Care leave corner Perry and Seventh
Streets, 'Munchceier, every hour (on the
hour) from 6 A. M. to 10 P. M.. last car
11:60 P. MV.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Syca?
more Street, ?very hour croni ??:30 A. M.
to 10:80 P. M.
friday and sunday special?
excursion..
tv CENTS-ROUND TRI.P-M CENTS.
MEETINGS.
Rlohmond, Ya., March M, 1903.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders of THE ALBE?
MARLS PAPER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY will be held at the office ol
Messrs. Williams, Bryan <& Williams,
First National Bank Building, Rich'
mond, Va., on THURSDAY. April ?,
1903, at li o'clock M.
CilARLES M, BCWWELL,
Seoretary and Treasurer,
Atlantic Go__t Line Railroad Company?
Office _o^jthe_8eoretavry_.
NOTICI- IS" HEREBY ??VKN THAT A
Ik?!;
^?^?????)'\s?)_???^ has 'been, q?tlo?!
general ~or special moo'tl?g of the StookJ
Colder? of ihe_ ATLANTIC COAST UNr
by the Board of Directors to be held sf
the offloe of the Company In the City ol
??ta^?? ??? ?^a? &
APRIL, A, D.. 1903, for the purpose of
considering and uotlng upon the pur?
ohaue of uie railroads and other proper?
tv, rights, privileges and franchise? of
the Florida Southern Railroad Company,
and also tot the purpose of considering
and anting upon the purchase of the
railroads and other property, rights, prlv?,
lieges and franchise? of the Sanford and
Bt. Petersburg Railroad Company, both
corporations areated and existing under
the laws of the State of Florida, which
will be submitted for their approval.
H. L. BORDEN,
Beoretary. ,
Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia,
Rlohmond, Vn.,, Maroh 16, 1903.
NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the members of
thl? Society will be held at the of?lo?
of the Society, In Richmond, Va., MON?
DAY, the 30th day of April. 1903.
EDWIN A. PALMER,
Principal Agsnt.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself a cantil?
daw for TBBASURHB ot B_n&
oounty, eobjoob to tho ,p?Amoc??tto Fink
wary, and l'o-pfotfully ?cilici? ib? ??.
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