The times dispatch. [volume], July 01, 1904, Image 8

About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

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FOR A NEW HIGH
SCHOOL BUILDING
Sentiment That Wny in I In*
Grounds filici Building:?
Committee.
The Commit!?*?'? on Grounds and Hitild
Ihgs at ft special mooting lust night con?
sidered two propositions of public in?
terest, "with relation to the old Cavalry
Armory on Seventh Street. The matter
cnnie up on a petition from the Howll
r.ers to he allowed to convert tho build?
ing nt tholr own expense Into n bath
houso and gymnasium for the soldleruj
and Captain W. M. Myers' spoke for tho
proposition, which was finally grunted.
Tlie school honrd was present, however,
and desired the use nf the building n s nn
adjunct to tho High School for thc pur?
pose of teaching mnnun! training to boys,
Major J. 11. Copers, Dr. SI. D. Hogo'tind
Mr. rharles Tlutzler represented thn
board, but the. committee granted tlio pe?
tition of thd Howitzers, find expressed
n. willingness to vote for ;i recommenda?
tion to tlie Council nt nn early dnte In
fovor of a now, tip-lo-tlnlo Itigli School
building.
SENTENCE MITIGATED.
But President Refuses tr. Reopen
Case of Paymaster Eiscoe.
(By Associated Press.")
WASHINGTON, .lune .'10.?Tlio President
to-day disposed of ?? long pending and
troublesome court-martial by refusing to
opoirthe ease of Paymaster Hurry E. Bis-.,
" eoe. It. S. N., who'had applied to Secre?
tary of the Navy to reopen it on .the
ground thnt Admiral Evans, who ordered
tlio court in his ease and reviewed the
proceedings and sentence, which was? that
the payinastor should lose 11 ftoon num?
bers, wits personally prejudiced, ns re?
vealed In another court-martial case, that
of Paymaster Nicholson. The Judgo iul
vocato-senouil recommended Unit the ap?
peal he dismissed, but that tho sentence
he mitigated. The Secretary or tlie Navy
reported to tlio President 'that Paymaster
Blscoe's reputation wns of tlie b*>t nnd
that there was no suspicion of Inten?
tional: wrongdoing? on ills purl, and lor
those reasons the President mitigated the
petialtv of Iho o?*?lmil court-martial to
a simple reprimand for nogloct of duty.
Tlie ?reprimand accordingly hns boon nd
mlnlstercd.
BROWN'S HISTORY OFF.
State Board Eliminates it From
the Eligible List.
At Ilio leeoni meeting of l.ho Slate
Board of Education, "Bro,wn's History ot
our English Grandfathers" was stricken
from that list of eligible books, because
it was found to contain some object ion
??bl<* ?.intt'incnts. One of them was the
reference to tlio Confederato gunboats as
?"?pirate ships."
Thc book was. it Is understood, o.llmi
naicd by a unanimous vote by tlio board.
Patteson Alternate.
Hon. Charles V. Meredith."Richmond's
delegate to tho.ftl. I ?mils convention, has
named Hon. S, H. P. Patteson. of this
city, ills alternate, and while ."?Jr. Mere?
dith will attend tlie bndy and perform
all thn necessary futir-llot*^ of ids position,
Mr. Patteson"will attend as a spectator
mid will leave with the Virginia party ori
Saturday.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS WANTED FOR
l?yin? mm SIDE
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
celvecl up to S oVlnek P. M. TUESDAY,
July 5. 1904, by tho Street Committee of
the town of Hnmpt?*>n. Va., for the fur?
nishing of all material and the laying
of about 40,000 ?inure yards of SIDE?
WALK RRICI? PAVEMENT In said
town: the bricks to be first-class paving
bricks: bidders to furnish sample of
bricks they propose lo use; bids to be
for doing the work per square yard.
The Committee reserves the right to
reject any er all bids.
AH bids to be marked proposals for
doing paving and addressed to the
Street Commute??, Hampton. Va.
For further Information apply to
W. T. WERT WOOD,
Town Clerk, Hampton, Va.
fune 29-to,Tuly S
Ottico of the
Street Cleaning Department.
Room No. ?), City Hall,
Richmond, Va., June 2S, 1904.
.-LED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
Jved until 1 o'clock P. M. JULY 6th,
for building BRICK STABLE,
l'ili information to bidders can be h;id
in application at tills onice,
leert Hied check for $250 must accom
s-ach bid as a guaranty for execu
f contraxil.
bid will he considered unless ac
lanied by a c^rtltied check.
I Committee on Health reserves the
^1a,4,? reject any and ail bids offered
Hu***.:) award tlie contract as a whole
or in separato parts.
By order
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH.
Jun'-?S-Tt
Richmond, Va. Jim? ?; 1004.
SEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED
to th,?* Capito] Building Commission, will
be received at the oillce of the Governor
of Virginia mull i; o'clock A, M. on the
12th DA V OP JULY, JIXI4. for FIRE
PROOFING and ADDITIONS to t'ho
Virginia Slate Capito), in accordance
with dm wings and spociticatinns, whloh
may be soc'u at the ofllce of Noland A
Raskervill, Architects, Chamber of Com?
merce Building. Richmond, Va.
Each proposal shall lie accompanied
by a certified check for fA.OOO, payable
to the order of the. Chairman of tlie
Capitol Building Commission.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all Mils.
Chairman of Capitol Building Com?
mission.
A .1. MONTAGUE).
NOTICE.
City Auditor-a Ofnci-,
Richmond, Va., June '?I, 1904.
HOLDERS OP CITY OP MCHMOJib
RONDS, maturing JULY 1, iikm, are
hereby notified to preset)! them at this
o/ilce for redemption, as they will cease
to bear interest nom ihat date.
EDW. J. WARREN,
Secfy, Board Skg. l-'und Comiu's.
June 2S-10t ?
SO'UCi?..
?
Hi? hnioiui, Vh . June B, 1904.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OP THE
BONDED DEBT OF THE CITY OP
RICHMOND WILL BE CLOSED ON
AND AFTER THE If.TU INSTANT
AND REOPEN THE 1ST DAY <j1?' JULY,
1?04. \ EDW. J. WARREN,
June 7*1111 July! Author.
Manchester Taxes.
J am now ready to receive the City
School and tSewt*r Taxes for the pear iwit.
One-half of Uie ??aine is payable on or t.u
ior? July 1, TOI. or the Pine* half ,?n or
bef?te December 1, l?o4. or the whole can
bo paid July lut, if preferred; & per cent,
will be added io each half If unpaid at
their respective due d.ites.
* J. W. BRONAl'OH, Jr..
?Fuii?urtr, City o? Manchester.
TH IC RATE
FOR CLASSIFIED WANT
ADVEK-ISING
la 1 cent per word Not Cash In
ADVANCE, -with a minimum cost
ot ?6 cents for each Insertion.
The sanie rato applies to deaths,
marriages, obituaries nnd all other
classified notices. No display type
allowed In the classified columns.
LOST AND FOUND.
L03T-OPEN-FACE GOLD WATCH ON
Broad, between Sixth nnd Seventh. Ho?
ward if returned lo R. C. .MORRIS, 915
East Marshall, _
~ ???/"?"~^?????-- Male.
ANY ??INTELLIGENT,';*'PERSON MAY
earn good Income oftrrcspoiidlng for
nowspnpolV; experience uniicossnry;
no canvassing. Send for particular**.
NORTHERN PRESS SYNDICATE,
Ixickpnrt. ?. Y.
BOO ICKEBPER?WANTED, A GOOD
bookkeeper. Intelligent nhd energetic,
to make himself generally useful. Ap?
ply SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN CO., 1312
East Main Streot.
TEACHER-TEACHER WANTED FOR
tlio Boydton High School as principal;
n male college gradualo; eight months'
session; good salary. Address, with tes?
timonials, O. J. FAULKNER', Chairman
of Board, Boydton, Va.
WANTED; saw-mill hands, ave
want several good white men ut circular
saw-mill; wages Si.IB to ?l.'B per day;
steady work; house furnished to mon
with families. Also, woodsmen with ex?
perience to work around steam skldder;
wages $1.23 to $1.60 per day. Address
Box No. 733, Norfolk, Va.
WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING'
salesman with good experience; must
be capable of taking measures for cus?
tom tailoring and understand, tlio cloth?
ing? business thoroughly; good salary to
light party. Apply, giving references,
to S. DAVIDSON A CO., Lnwrenccvlllo,
Va._|_
WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trad??; eight weeks* tivorage time ro
rjuired; wages Saturdays whllo learn?
ing: $10 to $15 wookly guaranteed when
through; illustrateli catalog-lies mailed
free. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE,
3S0 Canal Stroot, New York City.
WANTED, FOR U. S. AKMY?ABLE
bodlcd unmarried men, between ages of
21 and 35, citizens of United States, of
good character and temperate habits, who
can speak, read and write English. For
Information apply lo RECRUITING OF?
FICER. 110 E. Broad St., Richmond, Va.
WANTED, A STRONG, INTELLIGENT
and Industrious man; steady employ?
ment; no experience necessary; must
have character reference. Address, be?
tween 1 and !i P. M. or beforo 9 A. M.,
139 South Cherry Street.
I?
WANTED, DRUG CLERIC, REGISTER
ed or assistant registered, at once;
must ho reliable, sober and attentive;
givo reference: state salary. Address
SALOL. Box 272. Lynchburg, Vtt.
WANTED, A FRENCH TEACHER (??
11 ve preferrod) to give dally lessons In
conversation. Address, stating terms,
FRENCH, i-a.ro this olilco.
SITUATION WANTED?Male
EXPERIENCED MAN WANTS Posi?
tion in hotel or cafe; can givo bent of
references. Address HOTEL, care th!.?*
ofllco. _
WANTED. POSITION IN DRUG STORE
by a yoiuig man with over two years'
experience.; can furnish good reference.
BEN.I. BI.OSSER, R. F. D. No. 6, Har
rlsonburg, Va._
waI-jted. by a registered drug
clerk, a. position by July lOtl"! one with
live years' experience. Address FIVE
YEARS, care tills office.
WANTED. POSITION COLLECTING
and ofllce work; good references fur?
nished? Address COLLECTING, care
. this ofllce.
HELP WANTED?Female.
A NEAT AND COMPETENT WOMAN
for plnln rooking and general house
work; good wages. Apply Friday at 10
A. M, to K>4 East Leigh Street.
WANTED. YOUNG LADY OR BOY FOR
ofllce work; state what, experience and
enclose two references; salary only $2.60
at start. Address PERMANENT, care
this office.
SITUATION WANTED.Female
WA.NTED. POSITION FOR THE COM
Ing term to teach either in private fam?
ily, graded school or college; have a
college education; also several years of
practical' experience In teaching; for
references apply to M. M. KELLY,
Glade Springs, ?'a., ?. F. D, No. 2.
WANTED, POSITION FOR THE COM.
Ing term to teach either in private fain?
Ilv, graded school or college; have a
college education; for references apply
to Jil. M, KELLY, Glade Springs, Va,.
R. P, P. No. 2-_
' help?iy?A-E^A?D Temale!
SERVANTS WANTED AMONG SOME
of the'-best white families in this city;
good wagos paid for tho right person?.
We have applications for a large num?
ber of cooks who cuti furnish good refer?
ences, house girls and nurses for the
city. Apply at once to THE NEGRO
LABOR A EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
62)5 13. Broad Street isecond floor;.
SOLICITORS ????&? .SALESMEN
WANTED, AN ACTIVE; LIVE. Hl"ST
lltiff salesman; ?me with experience hl
selling tobacco; must know Iho trade
and have sufficient influence to Interest
it with an attractive premium scheme.
Address Box 140, city.
WANTED, LADY OR GENTLEMAN OF
fair education to travel for a 'llrm of
$260,000 capital; salary $1,072 per year
and expenses, paid weekly. Address,
with stamp, J. A. ALEXANDER, Rich?
mond, Va. _
"" sTgn?, signs, signs.
GET A SMILE ON~USE OCR SIGNS.
THE SOUTHERN ADVERTISING
SIGN CO.. 1812 East Muln. 'Phono 123.
BOARDING.
BOARDERS WANTED FOR COOL,
comfortably ftiiiilshed rooms at 616 N.
Eighth Street. _____________
CARY, E...NO. .-WANTED, FEW GEN
tlomen boarders in privalo family. No. ?
East Cary.
LE???G?., flOrT-lDELIGHTFUL ROOMS;
good labio board; privato family. No.
000 East Leigh.
BOARD WANTED.
WANTED, BOARD AND LODGING BY
a young lady In small private family.
Address C, Rtntlng terms and location,
care this office.
SUMMER BOARDING.
BOARDERS WANTED AT MATTHEWS
Cottngo, Virginia Beach; fino surf bath?,
Ing; hot. or cold baths, and bath rooms
free jo guests. Write for ratos. J. XV.
CADY,
?tTlcTvIsiFI?mEI/DS, ' ' COUNTRY R?
sort, opon all year; comfortable accom?
modations; mountain air; saddle horses
and carriages; golf, tennis, swimming
pool; country club. FRANK K. RAN?
DOLPH, Keswlck, Vn. _
V?R??WHA~BEACH. VA., JOY COTTAGE,
open to guests; just completed; newly,
furnished! on ocean front; first-class
accommodations; terms reasonable. Mrs.
W. K. GARDNEB.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
CLAY. E? 1103-FOR RENT-NICELY
furnished front rooms on second floor;
they uro especially desirable for gen?
tlemen who wish cool sleeping apart?
ments. Apply to 1103 E. Way Street foi?
r?tes, ote.
REAL ESTATE?For Sale.
FOR SALE-FINE MARKET FAKM IN
Hanover county, Vn.; 120 acref,; 7 1-2
miles from Richmond, near Pole Groen
P. O,; good, healthy neighborhood; land
In good condition; price low and terms
Oiisy. For particulars address the own?
er, C. A. EARNEST, 201 Washington
Street, Portsmouth, Va.
REAL ESTATE?For Rent.
FOR RENT-THE .HANDSOMEST AND
most desirable storo in South Boston;
none except parties with, first-class ref?
erences need apply. Wrlto J. D, TUCK
13R, South Boston, Va. _
REDUCED "PR?C??_s7
PRICES REDUCED ON WATCH WORK:
Cleaning, $1; Main Springs si; twenty,
years' experience. WM. TOBIEN, Jr.,
40S E. Broad. Street., Richmond, Va
Spectacles and Eyeglasses, 25 cents. All
work guaranteed.
WHEN ??" LAUGH.
HE WHO LAUGHS LAST,?' LAUGHS
best?that's what tho people do who use
our signs. THE SOU-HERN ADVER?
TISING SIGN CO.; 1312 East Main.
'Phone 123.
WALL PAPER AND PAPER ???????,
WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND
best selection of Wall Paper and Room
Mouldings of any firm In the city; all
work done In strictly first-class man?
ner; our prlcea are the lowest consist?
ent with good workmanship. W. R.
ALLEN A CO., 215 N. First Sit oat..
'Phone 622.
HOUSEKEEPERS.
POLISH YOUR FLOORS WITH DUST
less Floor Oil. only 25c. a gallon at
BRUCE HARDWARE CO., No, 608 Eaat
Marshall Street. 'Phone 192S.
BARGAINS.
DON'T BE PESTERED WITH FLIES
. when you can get Screen Doors, com?
plete with hinges, for (iflc, and Window
Screens tor lile, at RRUCE HARD?
WARE CO.'S, 50S E. .Marshall Street.
'Phone 1028..
SOAPS- AND PERFUMES AT TTJE
lowest cut rates. Roger A Gallet's Soaps
at 22c. the cake. PEMBERTON, PRICE
A CO._
??G???????????G
WHEN YOU CONTRACT WITH US FOR
tinning, plumbing and gas-flttlns you
may be sure it's done right; also agenta
for celebrated Kelsey Hot Air Furti aces
and Welcome Range. F. S. DALTON
& CO.. 14 Governor StreeL
OUR DONT'S AND DO'S.
WE DON'T DO. HOUSE PAINTING,
graining, etc., but do ono thing well?
that's paint SIGNS. THE SOUTHERN
ADVERTISING SIGN CO., 1312 Eaat
Main. 'Phono 123.
rj^?TISTRYr
VISIT THE SOUTHERN DENTAL
Rooms; If you aro a dental Invalid' you
can be restored at. small cost; lady
attendant; 1009 E. Main Street, 'Phone
3296.
DR. PHARES W. CALLIHAM, DEN
tist, Manchester, Va. Office: 1209 Hull
Street. Telephone 2609.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IF YOU WOULD BE TAUGHT Busi?
ness by approved methods, attend Mas?
sey Business College. An annual en?
rollment of 500 students should con?
vince the most skeptical that superior
advantages are afforded. On account
of summer session, unlimited scholar
ships, all departments, nre Issued at 25
por cent, discount. Now students enter?
ing daily. Why not you? MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE. 705 East Main
Street.
DON'T WORK FOR OTHERS,
BE YOUR OWN BOSS;
LEARN THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
and start In for yourself. Wo mnko you
our special representative and touch you
the business by mall. We furnish largo
list of salable proporty and assist vou
to earn from **2.000 to $5,000 annually.
Write for free booklet and particular*.
H. W. CROSS A CO., 2?1.S Tacoma Bldg.,
Chicago.
NO.eQUIVAGeNT-t
NO JUST AS GOOD OR JUST AS CHEAP
hore, hut hotter and cheaper. THE
SOUTHERN ADVERTISING SIGN CO.,
1312 East Main, 'Phono 123.
Short Talks To Advertisers.
?Too. rae?.
There tiro about twelve thousand homes lu Richmond. Puppose you
Wanted. If? it'll nomo uno In each of those homes that you were selling a
certain brand of coffee nt a cortaln prico or Hint your shoos or lint?
wer,; Ihn lii'Ht or cheapesl, what Would it cost you It. do It, without the
irid nf n newspapit.
Twelve thousand cheap hand hills would cost you, Bay $6, cheap en?
velopes, ?t>; postai???, $1-; folding and directing with cheap labor, Jt?.
intu? f80, A Tee?Pee Want Ad. would do the sume work for 25?., besides
it-aching thousands and thousands of peuple who live oiitnlde of Rlcb
nvinil. In addition tn t lia t, ? liund-lilll or circulai? or If opened would
le thrown 'Miiijessly itsltle. 'I'he Times-Dispatch la read carefully
from lit'Klnnlng to end, because lite people waul the liifnnntillnn It con
laliiH. They arc unxluus enough lor thut infornintion to puy for the
right to read It.
The Times-Dispatch, City; ? '
Gentlemen,?We are so pleased with the results ob?
tained through your "Tee-Dee" Wants that we have de?
cided to continue using them Indefinitely. You can there?
fore add 1,000 more words to our contract.
Very respectfully,
BROWNE & CONSTINE,
? ?205 East Broad Street,
China and Housefurnishing Goods.
FOR SALE.
REDUCE YOUR INSURANCE BY Giv?
ing mo an order for fid ilrst?class -water
? ViniTcIs; many nnd many a. bad fire has
been averted by having water barrels
distributed In your factory; nil kinds
of barrels and cooperage slock bought
and sold. D. O'SULLIVAN, the oldest
.cooper In town. 'Phone 3222.
GALLEGO WHEAT FOB CHICKEN
feed; only a few hundred bags of the
damaged wheat on hand; stock will bo
exhausted by July 1; $1.05 nor bag*' of
100 pounds, Apply at Warehouse, Sev?
enteenth and Dock Streets. WARNER
MOORE A CO.
MULES AND HOttt?EB.
Having. Just opened nt 1917 B. Franklin
Street, a wholesale and retail stable for
sale of mules und horses, we wish to
, announco that we now have on hand m
very lino selection of young mules at
reasonablo prices. S. P. CLAY, Prop.,
J. St WHALEY, Saloaman.
WANTED, TO " SELL BOARDING
house, In fine location; house well stock?
ed with boarders; present owner destro*
to sell on account of ill health. For
further particulars apply S. S. 8., care
this office.
FOR SALE-HOT AIR FURNACE, ORr!
Painter A Co.'s Sunshine make; used
only two winters; cost S125; .will sell for
**50; changing to steam heat my reason
for selling. Address "FURNACE," care
thla office.
YOU FIND A COMPLETE MARKET;
everything the best and always freeh;
vegetables, chickens, meats, fresh Hah.
canned goods, delicacies, etc., at
BRAUER'S, 3 East Broad Streot.
ASK FOR RUSSELL'S ANTI-ROACH
Powder; positively destroys water bug?
and cock roaches; all druggists, 10t>
Call 'phone 1816, if you wish it sent.
FOR SALE-VIRGINIA REPORTS, $300;
United States, 102-122, $26; Lawyer's Edi?
tion, $150; Hennlng's Statutes. ?25. RICH?
ARD L. MAURY, 316 E. Franklin.
?,-__<
POULTRY NETTING, 3 FEET HtGH,
4c. per yard;, wo havo all heights, at
THE BBUCE HARDWARE CO.. No.
BOS East Marshall Street, 'Phone 1028,
WHAT A CHANCE FOR JUST THE
thing you want; best American Ging?
hams, not 12 1-2 and H'.2-3c., but S 1-3&
PEMBERTON, PRICE & CO
FOR SALE?ROSES IN POTS THAT
can be safely pianted at any time. MER?
IT ROSE CO., Grace and Cedar.
S A U E R*S FLAVORING EXTRACTS
outsell nny two hrands. Why? Because
thoy are the host, purest and best flavor.
IF IT'S FROM E. PERKINSON'S HAK
ery it's all O. K.; made in a sanitary
shop by clean hands; 421 North Sixth St.
1,000 NICE BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED
to order for $l.?*? cash. GULLEY, SONS
A CO.. Smlthdeal Bldg.. Richmond, Ma.
NOTICE^
IF YOU WOULD BE TAUCfllT Busi?
ness by approved methods, attend Mns
sev Business College. An annual en?
rollment, of 500 students should con?
vince the most skeptical that superior
advantages are afforded. On account
of summer session, unlimited scholar?
ships, all departments, are. issued at 25
per cent, discount. New students enter?
ing daily. Why not you? MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE, 705 East Main
?-treet.
NOTICE?MY WIFE. VICTORIA OAT
LAND, having left my bed and board,
1 hereby eiv? notice that 1 will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by
her. A. H. GATLAND.
June is, lOOl. Pllklnton, Va?
HOSIERY IS A STRONG ITEM WITH
the house; White Stockings we carry
In good assortment. PEMBERTON,
PRICE & CO.
THIS IS TO NOTIFY"? THE PUBLIC
that I will not be responsible for any
debts unless contracted by myself In
person. XV. H. HALEY.
BY THE WAY-YOU CAN GET YOUR
Lime. I-talr, Plaster. Cement, all at THE
BBUCE HARDWARE CO., DOS E. Mar?
shall Street, 'Phone 1828.
TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
Jiiro at-t3CHNURMAN'S. ""21 E. Main_St,
pr7nt7?g7"~
try us on" printing; ave know
we can suit you. TAYLOR ?Si TAYLOR
PRINTING CO.. Quick Printers. No. 1
Governor Street.
WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS,
LADIES, WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS,
all styles, Just arrived. ALBERT
STEIN, 428 East Broad Street._
LADIES' WEAR.
EVERY SKIRT IN OUR STOCK TO BE
sold at cost and less; now all-wool
Skirts from $1.50 up. RICHMOND
GARMENT CO,. 011 Broad (upstairs).
1,000 LAWN AND SILK WAISTS,? LAT
est styles, to bo sold regardless of cost;
sale postlvo; terms cash; Oil Broad,
RICHMOND GARMENT CO._
SILK ShTrtTwAIST SUITS FROM $9
up to $13-50, vulues $20 to $25. RICH?
MOND GARMENT CO., 011 Broad.
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STOCK AT
cost to save expense of moving; all ;
goods must be sold, no renervations.
RICHMOND GARMENT CO., till Broad.
POPULARITY.
WE ARE HOLDING OUR FRIENDS OF
years ago and making more evory day;
lots get acquainted. THE SOUTHERN
ADVERTISING SIGN CO., 1-12 East
, BAKERY.
E. PERKINSON, BAKER, MAKES
the bread that makes the man. Call for
lt;jUl grocers._
DYSPEPSIA CURB.
EANES'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ' DID
It. "To thn People of Richmond: I suf
fi-rod for a Ion?? time with Indigestion,
and could get no relief.' I tried every
tiling and I had almost given up In de?
spair. At last a friend advised mo to
try Bailee's Dyspepsia' Tables, and one
box, which cost only 20o., did me more
good than all tlie medicine I have taken
for two years. Anyone who doubts this
fun cull on me at my house, 1208 West
Cars'?" Wo can print numbers of such
letter?, Bailee's Dyspepsia Tnhles is a
now medicine, Just out, and they will do
all wo claim thoy will do. or we will
refund vour money. Ask for them nnd
accent no other, W. F. ' ??? ES. Twen
ty-flrth nnd Itigli* 'Phone No. 1815.
CARRIAGES AND WAQONS,
POR SALE-NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Wagons. Trucks and Runabouts, second?
hand Surri-vs, Traps. Currlugea and
PhaetonS. RICHARDSON BROS., U13
Brook Avenue. '
WANTED
IF YOU WOULD BE TAUGHT BUSt
ness by approved methods, attend Mas
soy Business College. An annual en?
rollment'of 600 students should con?
vince the most skeptical that superior
advantages are afforded. On nccount
of summer session, unlimited scholar?
ships, nil department*, are Issued at 25
per cent, discount. New students ontor
W dally. Why not you? MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE, 706 East Main
Stroet. _
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
ohvlce Crab Moat, Stumpfs (own make),
Deviled Crabs, Soft Crabs . (dally and
good steel, real Llttlo Neck Clams at
TUMPF'S RESTAURANT, 'Phone 763.
|_-.-1
KEEP YOUR HOUSE COOL?FLOOR
Stain, the kind that looks right, on !
your floor only 08o? gallon, at BRUCE
HARDWARE CO.'S, &08 East Marshall
Stroet. 'Phono 1028.
WHY BUY IMPURE GOODS WHEN
you can get the best? BAUER'S FLAV?
ORING EXTRACTS havo stood tho tost
of years,
ANY ONE WITH $100 ?R MORE, WHO
wants to Invest In a business thet nays
600 por cept, will do well write or call on
J. Vf. EAST, Chase City, Va.
AVANTED?A B. A. OF RICHMOND
College desires two or three pupils for
tho summer months. Address "TUTOR,"
oaro this office.
.WHEN YOU THINK OF ANY BLACK
Goods como straight to us, as we enn do
tlie best for your PEMBERTON, PRICE
& CO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IF YOU WOULD BE TAUGHT Busi?
ness by approved methods, attend Mtts
sey Business College. An annual en?
rollment of 600 students should con?
vince the most skeptical thnt superior |
advantages are afforded. On account
of summer session, unlimited scholar?
ships, all departments, are Issued at 25
per cent, discount. Now students enter
* ing dally. Why not you? MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE, 70C East Main
Street.
TAKE THEM WID LE THEY LAST?
Mason's Fruit Jars: Pints 38c, quarts
43c. V. gallon 69c per dozen at BRUCE
HARDWARE CO.'S, 608 E. Marshall
Street. 'Phono 1928.
DON'T SPOIL YOUR COOKING BY
using cheap flavoring extracts. Vt
BAUER'S and don't take substitutes.
RIBBONS WE HAVE IN THE NEW
weaves In Jill widths; lowest prices.
PEMBERTON. PRICE & CO.
PRINTING.
COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. TAY
LOR <fc TAYLOR PRINTING CO.. No. 1
Governor Street, Richmond, Va.
IN EASY REACH.
USE TELEPHONE ONE, TWO, THREE
and set In touch with experienced sign
experts. THE SOUTHERN ADVER?
TISING SIGN CO., 1312 K?st Main.
'Phone 123.
~ STORAGE.
IF YOU WANT YOUR FURNITURE
stored In a clean, dry place ond person?
ally looked after, see TOMPKINS. No.
207 W. Broad Street. Toys. Bicycles
and repairing._ __
~~c?alTw?? d? and" Ice."
USE RICHMOND. CEDAR WORKS'
Kindling for summer cooking; the
quickest and best fuel. Now have a
good supply; prompt delivery. Price,
?1.60.
DYEING AND CLEANING.
.HIST THINK THIS OVER-SUITS
scoured and pressed 75c; pressed 50c R.
L. GILL. Steam Dye Works, 325 North
Fifth Street. City 'phone 4?62.
AWNINGS, FLAGS AND TENTS.
YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON I.AV
Ing? your awnings put up with care, also
headquarters for tents and Hags, at M.
G. COPELAND CO.'S, 108 North Ninth
Street. 'Phone 2576.
SHOE iUPAIRINO SPECIAL.
75C. HALFSOLING MEN'S SHOES;
ladles 60c; Rock Oak Leather; every pair
sewed. DREW'S ELECTRIC .SHOE
FACTORY, 710 E. Main Street. 'Phone
2tit>7. Cut out this coupon and bring
with shoes; it Is good for 25c rebate on
above until June 30th. Rubber Heele
35c not.
ANTIQUES.
SEVERAL HANDSOME OLD PIECES
of Carved Mahogany Furniture, excel?
lent Brass Fenders, Just received from
tho South, ut 1017 Semine?, streot, Man?
chester. Call after 5 P, M. ?
BUY ANTIQUES OF BIGGS; GET
original pieces at lowest prices; sulla?
faction guaranteed; 515 East Main.
1 m-m.BRANCHES '
The following Branch onice?' have
t been ?.eiuulisliuU for the benefit uf
E those living at a distance from tha
Main OHice of The Times-Dispatch.
Thu Tee-Dee Want? left at any of
, these branches will receive tho ?a????
t cureful attention as though they had
E been left at the Main Olllce, and thero
fc will be no extra cost to the advertiser.
auttUuH?i-K'? DRUG STORE, Twen
ty-titth unu Venable Streets,
VV. P, EANES, Twenty-fifth and Lelijh.
?tree...
A. A. ?jOOTT, Twenty-fifth and Broad
?atreeW,
RO?T, J. WIULIAMS, Twenty-first
and Marshall streets,
R. H, M. HARRISON, Fousheo and
Broad Street?.
G. W. LATIMER, No, 800 West Mar?
sitali otreet.
THOMPSON'-- DRUG STORE, No. 1521
W..t Main street.
I, |_, UEVERIDGE, Brook Avenue and
Clay street,
RADY'S DRUG STORE, Barton
Heiuht?,
PEOPLIr"? DRUG STORE, No. 3900
Wllliai. b?rg Avenue, Fulton.
ROBIN'8 PHARMACY. No. 200 East
Marshall Street,
MRS. RAINEY, No, 1311 Twenty-sec?
ond Street, 'Falrmount.
CITY DrtUG STORE, No. 1444 East
Main Street, corner Fifteenth.
JUDSON CUNNINOK-.M, N??v 2027
East Main, corner ? .enty-flrst
PINE-STREET PHARMACY, No, 334
poWextErTirk-parrish CO.,
No. 418 East Broad Str,.??.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. 402
North Sixth Street.
PERSONALS,
IF YOU WOULD BE TAUGHT Busi?
ness hy approved methods, attend Mas?
ses* Business College. An annual en?
rollment of 600 stiidontB should con?
vinco tho most Bkopticftl that superior
advantages are afforded. On nccount
of summer session, unlimited Scholar?
ship??, all departments, nro Issued at 25
per cent, discount. New students enter?
iti* dally. Why not ymi? MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE, 705 East Main
Htreet.
OUR RECORD! FIVE ?T G II EST
awards and gold medals, over.two mil?
lion bottles sold In 1.803 and distributed
In twenty-live Sta tee, throo solid car?
loads Bhlpped 1n one weeft this month,
Who's? SAUER'S EXTRACTS, ot
?"inumo! Could this be If thoy woro not
the best7 Try them and Judge fot? your?
self.
WALL PAPER. ALL ' STYLES, ALL
prices; all work guaranteed strljlly
flrst-claes, Wo respectfully Invite you
to look over our line and got our esti?
mate before having your papering done.
W. R. ALLEN A CO., 216 N. First St.
'Phone ?22. '
YES, WE HAVE HEARD THERE IS AN
epidemic of cholera morbus in this city,
but wo are glad t" offer you a Panacea,
for it In HARRIS'S ????-DYSPEPTIC
AND TONIC WATER; Mr. Morris says
lt cures evory time, nnd no doctor's bill
to pay, 'Phono 4W-.
WANTED, FAMILIES LEAVING THE
city tor tho summer to know that they
can ho supplied by us while away with
meats and everything else contained In
a markot. ? BAUER'S, 3 Eaat Broad
Stroot.
SEND US 35 CENTS AND WE WILL
send you six articles that retail for 25
cents caci?; sample, postpaid, 10 cents.
Address THE E'VANOEL PUBLISH?
ING CO., Richmond, Va.
MAKE YOUR OWN CREAM--ICE
Cream Froeuors, 8 quarts for $2.08; till
sizes In stock at BBUCE HARDWARE
CO.'S. 608 E. Marshall Street 'Phone
1828.
!_,?.-,
ASK FOR RUSSELL'S ANTI-ROACH
Powder; positively destroys water bugs
and cock roaches; all druggists, 10c.
Call 'phone 1816. it you wish It sent.
BEST I HAVE EVER EATEN IS A
dally compliment we receive . of our
bread. E. PERKINSON'S BAKERY.
Try lt for yoyrself; -121 North Sixth St.
GLOBE TONIC CUBES INDIGESTION
of nny kind: samples free or $1 bottlea
.?c; 172S East Main._
TO-DAY WE HAVE MQRE OF THE
Belfast Lhieii-Flnlsh Skirting, one shill?
ing. ? EMBERTON. PRICE & CO.
FURNITURE*- PACKED.
FURNITURE AND CHINA WARE
packed and shipped with caro. JACOB
UMLAUF. 705 W* Main. 'Phone 8292.
, PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PIANOS. REED AND PIPE ORGANS;
lowest prices; reasonable terms; tuning
njid repairing. ESTEY ORGAN
AGENCY, William M. Jenkins, Man?
agor, 723 -East Main, Telephone 2090. '?
su pp L?e??
PLENTY OF PLIES ON THE OUTSIDE
when sou us?? our Fly Screens and
Screen Doors; prices the cheapest. SIT-,
TERDING-CARNEAL-DAVLS CO. '
ALL SIZES OF SEWER PIPE FROM a
Inches to 24 Inches. Write for pplcos.
SITTER DI NG-CA RNEAL-DAVI8 CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL SI2TE3
Sash. Dnors?. and Blinds, Mill Work,
Lumber, etc.; got our prices. SITTERD
1NG-CARNEAL-DAV1S CO.
GET YOUR LIME, PLASTER AND CD*?
ment from HITTERDING-OARNEAL
DAVI3 CO., 8 East Broad Street.
? W ?T? GS~ AND" F _ Y~SCR EEN s!
C. B. NORVELL, 211 NORTH SIXTH,
manufacturer of Awnings, Shades,
Screene; special attention given to
^screening fine bouses; ask for estimates
at once. 'Phone 4St'..
TRUNKS REPAIRED,
QUICK, CHEAP; WORK CALLED FOR
nnd delivered; trunk's sold at factory
prices; 311 E. Broad Street, over Hof
heimer's Economy Shoo Store. 'Phono
2404.
M'EETINaS,
& STATED COMMUNICATION OF !
Vy TEMPLE LODGE, NO. P. A. F. A :
/VN A- M.. will be held in Masonic Tern- l
pie THIS (Friday) EVENING at S o'clock. !
Members of sister loriees and transient t
brethren nre fraternallv Invited.'
By order of the W. ll.
ALEX W. ARCHER, Secretan*.
THE TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEET- |
ine- of the VIRGINIA. MECHANICS*
INSTITUTE will be held at the Insti- I
tute. No. 1014 East. Broad Street, on '
TUESDAY. July 12th. 1!?4, at 8:3.1 o'clock';
P. M. The regular annual reports will
be made. Elei-tion of Board of Direc?
tors and other business. ? full attend?
ance urgently requested.
THOMAS ELLETT. Secy.
ROBERT HARDING COMPANYj INC~
Publishers Pell's S. S. Porlodicals.?The
regular annual mooting of the Stock?
holders of tlie ROBERT HARDING
COMPANY, INC., will be held nt the
office of the Company, in tho city of
Richmond, Va? the FIRST WEDNES?
DAY in July. 1901, at 5 o'clock P.M.
E. N, NEWMAN, Secretary.
Richmond. Va.. June 20, 1004.
SCHOOLS.
ONE OF THE GREAT SCHOOLS OF
THIS COUNTRY FOR THE HIGH?
ER EDUCATION OF YOUNG
LADIES. 20 PROFESSORS
AND INSTRUCTORS.
Trained In best schools of this country
and Europe, 270 students last session.
Unsurpassed advantages at moderate
rates. Send for catalogue.
JAMES NELSON,
President,
"Ohenoweth" Boarding; Hehool for Young
Ladies?Located In tho most exclusive resldi-nt
section of the city, overlooking Dupont *l*SrclH,
Evory ndvnntago in Music, Ari und Lniiguag. s. '
Unusual social advantages brings puplle In
r.ontaot with the noted people of our Nation.
Address for catalogue, PRINCIPAL; 1627 New .
Hampshire Avenue, Washington, D. C.
AMUSEMENTS.
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TROUBADOURS
l'rosontliig
"A Trip to Paris"
antl
?'AtWe.nhurstlnn,?
Gironi llacll urn Dauco,
Mutinoti Saturday.
The Confederate Museum.
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREET?.
Opens dally from DA. .vi. to 6 P, M.
Admission. 25 cents, Freo on Saturday.
The Va?entne Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 10 A. M. TO 6 P, M,
ADMISSION 20C.
Wilmington, N. C, June SO, 1M4.
Olllce of tho Treasurer,
Atlantic Const Lino Railroad Company.
i AT ? MEETING OF THE BOARD 0\>
' Directors o.f ATLANTIC COAST LINI!
RAlLRO.D COMPANY, tlulv called and
held on May 19t.li, .1004, a Dividend of
TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT.
wns declared on the Common Capititi
Stock of that Company, payable at ti???
offlce of the Treasurer, nt. Wilmington,
N. C?. on JULY Oth, 1!K>4, to nil Sfoci?.?
holdors as of July 1st. The transfer
books will stand closed from July 1st t<j
July Oth, both Inclusive.
JAMES F. POST, Treasurer.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co,,
Richmond, Va,, June 27. 1001.
DIVIDEND?THE DIRECTORS OFTHIM
Company have declared a Seml-Aniiual
TJIvltjend of FOUR PER CENT, (freu
of tux), payable to Stockholders of
record June 20, 1004, from which dnte It?
July 2, 1904, tho transfer books will lui
closed. Checks for this dividend will no
mailed Stockholders. Changes of nd?
dross should bo notified the Company.
W. H. M'CARTHY, Secretary.
Gorman American B'k'g. ? Rldg. Co.,
No. 1 N. Ninth Street.
Richmond, Vn., Juno 22, 11)04.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OP TH1H
Company havo this day declared a Borni ?
Annulli Dividend ? of THREE PER
CENT, (irne of tax) out of the earnings
for the pant six intintliH. payable to thu
stockholders on and after JULY 1, 1001.
CHAS. ?. WILLIS,
Socretary and Treasurer.
Merchants National Bank,
Richmond, Va.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OV
Director? of this Hank, held .lune 21;
1904, u. Soml-Annual Dividend of FOUR
PER CENT, was declared, payable on
July 1st, 10U4, out of tho earnings of the
past six montbs. to the registered hold?
ers of tho Capital Stock of this Bank :
as of tho latter date.
JOHN I?'. GLE"NN, Cashier.
Richmond Perpetual Building,
Loan &'Trust Co.,
1013 E. Main Street,
Richmond, Va., June 21, 1S04.
THE? DIRECTORS OP THIS COMPANY
bave declared the usual Semi-Annusi
Dividend of ONE DOLLAR AND
PIETY CENTS p?:r share, payable On
and after July 1st. 19'>l.
HENRY S. HUTZLER, Cashier.
Virginia Trust Company
RI?|hmond, Va.. Juno 21, 1904.
The Directora of this Company hare
this day declared a semi-annual Dividend
of Two Per Cent., free of tax, payable nr\
and after July 1, 1004. Dividend chtcka
will be mailed. L. D. AY LETT.
Secretary.
Vaughaft-Robertson Drug Co..
RliJhmpndJ -Va., .lune 30. 1304.
THE DIRECTORS OH' THIS COMPANY
have declared a S?mi-Annual Dividend
of FOUR PER CENT. upon, the Pre?
ferred Btoi-li nf this Company. Checks
will bo mailed.
C. B. ROBERSTOl?..
Secretary and Treasurer.
First National Bank.
Richmond. Vs., June 22. lfKH.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Bank has declared the usual Semi-An?
nual Dividend of FOUR PER CENT,
(free of tax) on Its Capital nf .?-???.?-?.??,
payable JULY 1st t<> Stockholders of
record at the close of business June ?Oth.
JNO. tit. MILLER. Jr., Cashl?r.
Union Bank of Richmond. Va.,
June 3, 1SOL
THF, DIRECTOR? OF THIS BANK
have this day declared a Semi-Annusi
Dividend of SIX ???,'? CENT-, payable
to stockholders on end after JULY 1st,
mt.
Vf. R. MASSIE. Cashier.
' Metropolitan Bank of Virginia,
Richmond. A'a., .June 23, 1004.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared a Dividend of TWO PER
CENT, on Its Capital Stock out of tho
earnings of the'past six monthB. pay?
able to Stockholders nn and after JULY
1st. Checks will be mailed.
H. A. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
C.Uy Bank of Richmond,
Richmond, Va.. June 21. 1004.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared the usual Scml-Annual
Dividend of THREE PER CENT, upon
th?r Capital Stock of $400,000.00, payable
on and after JULY 1. 1904.
J. W. SINTON, Cashier.
National Bank of Virginia.
Richmond, Va., June 22, 1304.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have this day declared a* Seml-Annual
Dividend of TWO AND ONE-HAI,F
PER CENT., payable on and after
JULY 1, 1901. Checks will be mailed.
W. M. HABL1STON. President.
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Planters National Bank,
Richmond, Va., June 22, 1904.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
havo to-dav declared the usuai Seml
Annual Dividend of SIX PER CLINT,
(free of tax) on tho Capital Stock ot
the Bank, payable on nnd after JULY
1, 1004.
RICHARD II. SMITH. Cashier.
The State Bank of Virginia,
Richmond, Vn., June 23, 1901.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Bank have dclpred a Dividend oC
THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT,
payable on and after JULY 1, 1001.
WMi Mi HILL. Cashier.
-,-?.??
Southern Trust Company.
Richmond, Vu.. June 21. 1904.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF.
this Company have declared the regular
Sernl-Annunl Dividend of 2H? PER
CENT, on Its capital, $100,000.00, payable
JULY 1, 1904.
JNO. TYLER, Treasurer.
VIRGIN IA BUILDING & LOAN CO.?
The thlrty-soeond Seml-Annual Dividend
of THREE PER CENT, will bo payable
on and after JULY 1st next. CHAS. T.
LOEIIR, Secretary.
EXCURSIONS.
TAKE STEAMER |- -?
"Old Point Comfort"
SATURDAY NIGHT,
July 2d, at 10 o'Clock.
I JU Round Trip to Newport -News. I Jb
50c Children Under Twelve Years of Age.??? 60o
Tickets Qood to Return Next Night or tho Following Tuesday,