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TEWEE
ADS
COOD TO THE
SER IN RE5ULTS
AT A SMALL COST.
MAV MAKE
OWN LIGHT
Move on Foot T.ooking lo Es
tablisliitig Municipal
Plant.
THE WORK OF THE BOARD
Scv-r-tl Matters of Interest Of
fcred and Rc- ?
ferred,
The question of establishlng nn up-to
date electrlc light and power plant by
the clty for the purpose of furnlshlng
light and heat for municipal purposes
as well as for sale to the public ls one
that Is recelvlng atteiitlon at the hands
of the new Council.
There were two Important rcsolutlons
looklng to this end offered in the Board
of Aldermen last night. Ono 4vns by
Mr. Da.bney, whlch was adoptod, inqulr
lng through an expert cngineer as to tho
cost and a sultahle location for such a
plant, nnd another wns by Mr. AAMiitlet
to dlrect that a plant be established at
the old pump house. Tlie lntter was re?
ferred nnd wlll bo dcnlt wlth spcedlly
by the Commltteo on Flnance.
Little Committee Work.
AVhen tho body was called to order at
S:15 r. M, thero wns llttle business of in?
terest reported from 'the commlttees,
they havlng but reccntly organized, so
this Wad was passcd ln short order.
Tho Commlttee on Grounds nnd Build
Ings reported a resolutlon provldlng for
repalntlng'the 4voodwork on tho outslde
of the Clty Hall, nnd It was referred to
the Commltteo on Finance.
? After dlsposing of the Stuart monti
inent resolutlon the roll was called for
tlie p'resentation of new matter, nnd
many membcrs offered rcsolutlons and
orriinancer,
Mr. Zlmmcrman got through a resolu?
tlon amendlng the rules so as to pro
vlde that three members of nny commlt?
tee shall constltute a quorum for passing
on pay rolls. but for no other purpose.
City Electric Plant.
Mr. Dabney secured the snspenslon of
the rulcs and hnd a resolutlon adoptod,
provldlng for the cmployment of an ex?
pert clectrical cngineer to ascertain nnd
report the'cost and a proper location for
the establishment of an olectric light
and power plant for the clty.
The resolutlon, which Is regarded as
qulte important. is in part as follows:
"That the Commlttee on Finance and
Ele'ctricltv, jolntly, are hcreby authorlzed
to omplby an cxpert clectrlclan to ex
amlnc and thoroughly Invcstlgatc the
uuestion of t.he establishment nnd maln
tonancc, by the clly of Richmond. of nn
clectric plant for the purpose of fur
nishing clectrlctty for lightlng the parks.
streets. buildlngs and other public places
,,r tho clty oC Richmond, nnd of fur
niFhin? power for such other purposes as
may bc decmed necessary for tlio main
tcntince of the wbrks opcraled by tho
clly of Richmond. and also for the pur?
posc of furnlshlng light and power to
others, for eompensation, nnd to mako a
full report of the result of such examl
iiatlon and' Investlga-tlen. acconipaitled
4vith plans nnd spccifientlons, showlng
what. In his juds-ment, tvould bo a sult?
ahle location for .'such plant, the cost of
tho establishment of tlie same. and ihe
annual expenso of malntairilng the same.'
Thn ruiti named for employlng the cn?
gineer is not to exece'd $!W.
Mr AA'hlttet presentcd ono. which i4'as
referred, direotlng tbe AVufer Commlttee
to turn o4-er the old pump house to llie
. Electrlclty Commltteo for the purpose
of crectln- such a plant. and another
dlrectlng that the plant be established.
Other.'ordinanccs offered and roferrcd
were ns follows:
Bv Mr. Whlttot: To dlrect thn Flnance
Commlttee to issue $300,000 of reglstcrcd
convortIble 34-year bonds nt datc of Jan
uarv 1. 1906.
By Mr. Minor: To approprlate $3,000 for
a sewer in Lcp. ,DIstrlct.
Valdnghi?Perry.
Mr Paul A'aldrlp.hi and Miss Eva Mag
dalin Perry 44-ill he marrled by Father
Alac'n at tlie Cathcdral to-morrow after?
noon at .-. o'clock. The couple will leave
at 8:03 o'clock for polnls north, Inrhirl
inc Buffffffulo.' Niagra Fails. noehestcr,
Syraouso and Penn Mnrr, ihe former
h'ome of th>- brlde. They wlll be nt
home to their friends by Ocloberlst.
Th" brlde-elect ls the prelty daughter
of Mrs. Mary Perry, and llie groom is a
44-ell known yuong business man, asso
ciaied wlth Mr. Clinsie Trafleri.
The mnid of honor 4vill w Miss l.ulu
Rector of Penn Yan; Uic best man. Mr.
A Cascl- the brldesmalds, Misses .lulia
Perry Llzzle Arrichi. I_z?.ie La. Fatia.
Llllian McDpnald;' tbe usliers, MoBsrs.
Romeo Perry. Peter Bonjnl. Franlt Mar
Tbe mawJ of honor will be Miss lmlu
Colored Infant Found.
A crdored man 'found a live r.olnred
infant. that bad been ahandoned at Res
cr40ir Park yesterday evenlng. Tlie m
lant was taken to the colored Alms
houee.
TEEDEE BRANCHES
The followlng Branch Offlces have
been established for the beneflt of
ihose living at a dislanco from tlie
Main Offlce of Tha Tlmcs-bfepatch.
The Tee-Dea AVanis left at any or
theso branches will rocelve tho g_ih.
careful attentlon br though they had
been left at the Main Offlce, aud there
will be no extra rosl to the adverti-er;
SLAUGHTER'S DRUG STORE, Twen.
ty-fltth and Venable Streets.
W. F. EANES, Twenty-fifth and Lelgh
Streets.
A. A. SGOTT, Twenty.fifth and Broad
Streets.
ROBT. J. WILLIAMS, Twenty-flrst
and Marshall Streets.
R. H. M4 HARRISON, Foushee and
Broad Streets.
G, W. LATIMER, No. 800 West Mar.
shall Street.
THOMPSON'S DRUG STORE, No, im.
West Main Street.
I. L. BEVERIDGE, Brook Avenue and
Clay Street.
RADY'S DRUG STORE, Barton
HelghU.
PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE, No. 3900
WllUarosburrj Avenue, Fulton,
ROBIN'S PHARMACY, No. 200 East
Marshall 6treet.
MRS. RAINEY, No. 1311 Twenty-?ec.
ond Street, Falrmount.
CITY DRUG .STORE, No. 1444 Ea?t
Main Street, corner FlUeenth,
JUPSON CUNNINGHAM, No, 2027
E-*-t Main, corner Twenty-flcst.
piNE 6TREET PHARMACY, No. 334
South Plne Street.
POINDEXTEP-KIRK-PARRISH CO?
Mo. 418 East Broad Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. 402
North Slxth Street.
THK RATI5
FOR CLASR1F1F.D WANT
ADVERTIS1NG.
to 1 cent P?r word Net Cniih ln
ADVANCB, with a mlnlmum cost
of K cents for each Insertlon.
The same rate appltes to deaths,
marrlnges, obituaries and all other
classlfled notlces. No dlsplny type
? llowed ln the classlfled columna.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST OR MISPLACED-CERTA1N PA
PERS of a personal nature. belonglnf
to the late J. AV. Cosby. They are pioh
nbly ln a trunk loft with a friend, whose
address is unknown. Send any infnrma
tion to M'GUIRE & RIELY, Chamber
of Commerce Bulldlng.
LOST-A WHITE. StX MONTHS OLD
(male) Setter PUP. with two blnck spots
on back nnd blnck hood over head nnd
brown shots over nnd under eyes. Lln*
er.il reward for his return to 901 Noith
Slxth Street._
STRAYED SUNDAY EVENING, AN
irlsh Red Setter DOG; bl'ilss collur; Rp.
RO. N. NORT1IEN for nny Information
a llbernl reward wlll be pnld at WI A\.
Broarl Street._
HELP WANTED?Male.
A MANUFACTURTNO CONCERN DE
slres n person livlng in clty, town or
vlllnge. for a Rpcclal work: $15 per weeK
for one thnt in a.ctlvo, rellnhle nnd non
er>t; ii. good, stendy positlon: give age.
ROYAL FIRE EXTiNGUlSHER, CO.,
Phlladelphla, Ta., _
GOOD OPENING- YOUNG MEDICAL
dnotor cnn do well ln small town O Icie
watcr. A'a.); no whiskey; must eome
well recommended, Address D., care
thls offlce.
REGISTERED OR ASSISTANT REGIS
tcred drug clerk wnnte.d; nono but sober
mon need apply. Address J. AA'. EaV
TWISLE, 1120 Klng Sli*eet, Alexandrla,
A'a._
AVANTED, TO EvMPI.OY STEADY AND
c'ompotont young men, who have had at
loast two or threo years' experlenee in
printlng oftices, to learn to opcrnte Llno
tvpo and Siniplex macbliics nt nlght;
stendy work and flrst-class pn-y; state
ngo nnd cxperlence and send references.
THE MICH1E COMPANY. Law Puli
llshers, Charlottcsville, A'a^
AVANTED, 1MMED1ATELY, TWO OR
three more competent roul estate men;
llberal commisslon; no advnncc untll
iiblllty domonstrated: thero ls no qiles
tion ns to the-lnrge amounts good men
cnn mnke selling real estate. A. B?
Room 1201, No. 108 Fulton St., New York
Clty. _
AVANTED, FOR U. S. ARMY?ABL_
bodled unmarried men, between agea of
21 and 35, oitlzens of United States, of
good character and temperate hablts, who
Jan speak, read and write Engllah. For
information apply to RECRU1TING OF
FICER, 110 E. Broad St., Rlehmond, Va,
AVANTED, A.N EXPERIENCED SALES
man ln sell our "Alligator Long AV'aist
Pnnts" in the Stnte of Virginla and West
A'irginla for coniing season. Apply at
once THE SOUTHERN PANTS CO?
' Charlotte, N. C.
AVANTED/DRUG CLERK, REGISTER
cd or asslstant reglstored; must bn coni
petent, Industrlous and sober; stato rel'
erence. Address CLERK, Box 272,
Lynchburg, A'a.
AVANTED, AN OFF1CE BOY AA'HO IS
physlcnlly strong and naturally brlght,
not over nfi_en years of nge, to learn
tho lypowrlter buslness. Address LAAV
RENCE, M'AUCK, care this offlce.
AVANTED, TWENTY ME*N TO WORK
on monltor Montnuk. Apply on board to
M. A. WILBEK, Southern AVharf, 3100
chester Slde.
AVANTED, DRUG CLERK. REGISTER
od asslstant, with or without colieso
privilogos. Address PHARMAC1ST, care
ihis ofllcn.
WANTED, TAVO FIRST-CLASS COAT
inokers. A. SIMON & SON, 70S E. Main
Street.
WANTED, MARRIED MAN TO WORK
op fiirni. Apply, -wltli reference, to F.
E. NOLTING, 91'2 E. Main Stroe.l. clty.
SITUATION WANTED?Male
POSITION WANTED AT ONCE AS
hookkeeper, asslstnnt bookkeepor or
sulesman; highest clty references ns to
character, ablllty and Integrlly; renson
ublc snlary. Address "V1RGINIAN,"
thls offlce.
WANTED-YO.UNG MAN WITH SOME
experlenee as otonpgraplier desires situa
tion nl once; graduate Rlehmond Hlgh
School; experlenced ln offlce wurk; will
leaivo clty. Address "B.," care It. F. D.
?I. clty.,.
WANTED, POSITION AS SATJBSMAN
ln the South or Soiithwest by young inah
nr edueatlon. ablllty, experlenee; refer?
ences glven on request, ^.ddress E-, car?
Ihls uillce.
"~HELP WANTED?Female.
GIRLS-AVANTED. TAVO WII1TE GIRLS
to walt on tnble and general house
work; nlso a neat whlte woman to help
;ia housekeepor. Address H. AA'., Sta
ilon'A.
I_VDIES! I HAA'E A VERY DESIR
ablo, honest positlon lo offer one lady
iu each locallty which should'e.islly pay
any woman from $l.r. lo .?;r> per week.
Thls is n bonlftde proposltlon, nnd ir
you can spaie only two hours per daj
do nnt fall tn writ'i to MABE1. E. RUSII,
Box H. Joilet, 111.
N U R B E?WANTED, EXPERIENCED
nurse. Call al om-o 20 South First Rt,
SERA'ANT?AVA NTED. DI NING-ROOM
porvant and chambermald: must havo
refpi-enre, Call at .'517 W. Orace Street.
SITUATION WANTED.Female
A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION
as teacher in famlly "f small children,
and teach beglnners Muslc. Address
Mlss T., M'iple Grovo, A'n.
S T 15 N O G R A P HER-WANTED, AT
once hy experlenced lady ntenngrapher;
iipai and acourato ou machlne; first
class reference: would aecept positlon ln
Lynchburg. Address 8 T E N O G R A
r'HER. care Ihls olllce.
AVANTED. BY YOUNG LADY OF
three years' experlenee, poslilon as
teacher ln prlvate funiily; teach Hnglish
l.ranches, beglnners ln Latln. Algeura
and Musie. Address 10(6 G Street N. AV.,
AVashlngton, D, C.
AVANTED, BY YOUNG LADY GRAD
uaic, positlon as hookkeeper or :i>sl?t
aui and cashler; understands shoitliand
and typewrltlng. Address X. Y. '/.., cai'o
Ktatioii B, clty.
WANTED, BY YOUNG l.ADV GRAD
uato, positlon aa bookkeeper, asslslant
f.r cashler; understands sjiorthand and
lypewriting. Address BOOKKEEl'EH,
earnCanler No. 8, clty.
HELP-MALE ANP FEMALB,
SERVANT8 AVANTED AMONG SOM?
of ihe beal whlte familles ln thls clty;
good waga-s pald for Ihe right persons.
We have applicatlons for a large iium
t.er of cooka who can furnlsh good refei
rncea, house girls and nuises for tht
^ty- Apply at once to THE NEGRO
. J.ABOR &. EMPI.OYMENT AGENCT,
I _*'?_ E- Broad felieet. faacoud floor).
I COQK^avantED. MAN OR WOMAN T^
: cook for iln men; wlll pay'$8 per w.-ek.
Apply to M, A wiiuEH, Boumei'ii
1 .\M.an, MaiK-hvbUi- sids.
The Tee-Dee Money Prize.
Tho third prize ln The Te?-Dee Money Contest was won last week
by R. F. Willls, Sklptvlth, Va., who rtrew the plctlire nnd wrote ihe
verse below. The other prlze poem wlll follow to-morro4v.
It's money that makes the world go round,
As well as love, my glrl,
And a llttle want ad. in The Times-Dlspatch
Brlngs money fn a whlrl.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS AVANTED FOR "AVAB SONGS
and poems of the Southern Confed
eracv." Collected and edlled by an _ex
Confederato and well known author,
Bev. H. M. AVharton, D. D. Dedicated
to the late General John B. Gordon; eu
dorscd by most promlnent ex-Comeci
eratos and the Dnughtcrs of the Lon
federacy; contalns over S00 pagea; ma_
niflcently Illustrated; rare collectlon ot
war songs and poems dear to every
Southern heart; every true Southerner
will want this book; cnormous demand,
magnlficent opportunlty for ogents; one
agent made $99.20 first week; another
1328.90 in seven weeks; terms I'beraL
territory assigned on application; outlit
free. Send ?t once 15 cents to pay post
aire; don't delay. Address Dept. J,
TIIE JOHN C. WINSTON CO., 11)06 Arch
Street, Phlla., Pa.___
Tg~E~N~TS AVANTED; PKRMANENT
posltlon to sell our Unlted States and
World map; ngenis now ma-kiiig 5-o per
week. Address HAND, M NAULi &
CO., 142 Fifth Avenue. Ne4V York.
BOARD1NG.
EIGHTH ST., N.. f,10~NICELY FLR
nished, comfortable rooms; good table,
porrnuncnt and translent boardcrs;4
terms reasbnable,
HtACE. AV? 317-MRS. A. F. CRAIG.
No. 317 AA'. Grace Street, has returned
and 4vlll open her house for boardcrs
th!s week.
BOARD WANTED.
AVANTED. IN PRLVATE FAMILY, TWO
furnlshed rooms, wlth use of bath, for
marrled couple; state terms; refnronces
exohanged. B. J. D.. care this ofllce.
^ ROOMS FOR RENT.
WANTED, TO, RENT AVITH BOARD,
furnlshed or nnfuriiished, t4V0 largo, at
tractlve rooms (wlth closet in eaeh;,
single or toftetlier, on second floor; also
same on thlrd floor, in a dellghtful
house on Franklln Street. between Sec?
ond nnd Fourth; every home comfort;
porcelaln buth-tub, use of tolephono and
cxcellenl table board. Address POR l
llOPE. curo this ofllce. Bsferonces ex
clianged._
FOR RENT-FIRST FLOOR ROOMS
and basement; prlvate oath: possesslon
October 1st; Grace Street near Adams.
Address Box 74.
TAVELFTH ST? N? 403-FINELY FUR
nisbed. largo rooms at Mrs. LANLSfc,
403 N. Twelfth Street; terms reasouanlc.
710 E. GRACE-CHOICE, WELL F'UR
nlshed rooms; gentlomen only; porcelaln
bath, telephoiie; every modern conven
ienee; prlvate famlly.
ROOMS WANTED.
AVANTED. THREE OR FOUR tTNFUR
furnlslied rooms, sullablo for llgl't
housekeeplng. Address "H.," 20 Gover?
nor St reet.
FLATS FOR RENT.
MAIN. K., Jllfl-WANTEB, TF.NANT FOR
a deslrablo fliit of tive rooms, eonven
ienilv arranged for light housekeepjiig;
furnlshed or iinfurnishod. Apply at ,116
East Main Btreet. ,,
'-; REAL'.ESTATE?For~Renli
FOR~n KNT--C KNTR A 1,1'.Y LOCATEDj
modern .?story brlck dwelling. ln splen?
dld rondlilon; very comfortable; rent
$31,25 per niontli: uine rwrns, r,nrl haih
and pnntry; larpe yard on open all"y,
Immedinln pdssnsslon giveil. Applv "at
premises, between 10 A. M. and 1 P? 514
North Slxth Slreot.
WANTED, TO RENT POR THE WIN
ler, a comfortahle home at Bbn Air; -will
rent elther furnlshed or unfurpished,
Fnr terms apply lo BON AIR. care this
Offlce;_
REAL' ESTATE^.WANTED; /
44'ANTEIi, TO PTJRCHA8K A MODERN
brlck residence of snvon rjr elftht rooms
in a deslrnbln neighhnrhood. Address,
wiatlng prlce and location, J. E. HARD,
care I'nrrlor No. 4?,
AVANTED, TO RENT OR BI'Y STORK
and tenemept of nol less than 5 rnoitin,
furnlshed or unfurnlshed. Addross: gl4'
Inc partloulars. \VIL80N A. SAW
ykr. Barntpga Springs, N. A7
PRINTINil.
TRY US ON PRINT1NG; WM KNOW
we can suit you. TAYLOR <- TAYLOR
PRINTINO CO., Qulck l-Tiniera, No, 1
Governor Street,
COAL,~WOOD~AND ICET"
USE RICHMOND CEDAR WORK.'
Kindling for sumrner cookllig; the
qulckest und best fuel. Now nave _
good supply; prompt dallvery. Prlce,
ll.W. ________
TWO 'PHONES. 1069-1320-THK LEADER
In North I'arollua Hard I'liio Wood; the
best by lost; will sell this Wttek. ono coid
$4.60, special. _ T. ___n
_^1M____________
FIJRNITURK AND' C1HNA WABU
packed und shlpped wlth care. JACOB
UMIAUF. 705 W. Main. 'Phone 829..
?H0W PA6B8,
B.IOW CASES OF ALL S'! VLBS AND
sizes, offlce furnlture and llxiure.s made
?bv RICHMOND AVOOD WORK1NG
CO., ii N. Seveutli.
FOR SALE.
DON'T OVERLOOK THE SP-OIAL
sale ofsllghtly used planos at THE CA?
BLE COMPANY. You can get a hlgh
grade plano at a very lo4v prlce. Don't
hesltate to comn; we'll flx the terms.
THE CABLE COMPANY.
FOR SALE?FROSPEROUS LIQUOR,
Fccd, AVood. Coa.l and Grocery Store;
seven llvlng rooms; rent cheap; one
square of clty Richmond; paylng busi?
ness. Address iLEADBETTER, 1507 'AV.
Cary, Richmond.
FOR SALE?ONE OF KNABE'S BEST
Square Planos; orlglnal cost $500. As I
nm breaklng up housekeeping at 826
Park Avenue wlll sell for $40; this Ib a
great bargaln. Apply at once to JOHN
MURPHY, Murphy's Hotel.
FOR SALE?1 COUTE. 2 VICTORtAS. 1
Runabout, 1 Trap. 2 Surreys; new Wag
ons In stook; Carrlages and AVagons
made to order, nt the carrlnge factory
of C. GROSS, No. 29 AV. Broad Street,
TOU FIND A CQMPLKTB MARKET;
everythlng the best and alwaya fresh;
vegetables, chlckens, meats, fresh flah,
canned goods, dcllcacies, etc, at
BRJVUER'S, 3 East Broad Street.
ASK FOR. RUSSELL'S ANTI-ROACH
Powder; positlvely destroys water bugs
and cock roaches; all drugglsta, 10c, or
will be malled on recelpt of prlce by AV.
F. EANES, Twenty-fifth and Leign:
FOR SALE?AT 1NDUSTRIAL BOND
and Banking Company, 803 E. Main, 100
$10 bonds, bearlng 10 per cent. Call a.t
once and do.not. lose this opportunlty. ;
FOR SALE?NO. S AND NO. 10 BAR
Lock Typewrlter, In good order, sllghtly
used, $35 ench. Address BALDAVIN.
care this offlce.
FOR SALE?A SMALL HERD OF
Mlich Goats, flne stock, or wlll sell
singly. Apply to H. R. MATTHEAVS.
Rlo.Vlsta (Westharnpton cars.)
JUST THE TH'ING-A FINE GINGHAM
Umbrella, waterproof, for school service,
55c. PEMBERTON, PRICE & CO.
AV A TCH ES'CLEANED GOOD SHAPE.
warranted two years, 50o. NUD1), 222
Enst Broad.
AA'ANTED, TO SELL TWENTY HlGHr
grade Ang?-a Goats. Address F. E. EL
DREDGK, Burkeville, A'a.
FOr"_SALE?TITREE FINE JERSEY
cows. Apply at 008 West Franklln St,
~~?[kl^6s~^NW'0RGANSr^
SL1GHTLY LTSED PIANOS?NOT SEC
ond hand. oniy sllghtly used; we have
a number of 4'ory flne instruments,
whleh we deslre to close out to make
room for new goods; terms as low as $6
per month, and prices extremely low.
THE CABLE CO.. _1K E. Broad,
WE HAVE SOME MORE SQUARE
planos on hand. They go from $20 to
$75; terms as low as $2.00 per month.
THE CABLE CO.
ESTEY ORGANS LEAD THE WOHLD.
Sold only by ESTEY ORGAN AGENCY,
729 E. Main.
TRUNKS.
SPENCE'S TRUNK FACTORY. filS EAST
Broad Street. wants your trunk and
sntehel repalrlng. E. H. SPENCE, Shoe
and Trunk House.
WANTED, YOUR TRUNK REPAIRING.
RICHMOND TRUNK MFG. CO.. 50S
Brook Avenue, 'Phone ?564.
BHOE REPAIRING SPEOIAL.
SHOE REPAIRING S P E 0 I A L-FOB
4veok enrtlng Sept. 17th?Cut out Ihls
cotipnn and pond 4vltb nhoes and we will
give the followlng cash dlscount; 75c.
men's halfsoles, 50c; 60c, ladies' half
soles, 40c.; 40c. ehildren's halfsoles, 25c,
No red leather soles, only the best
leather made?"Rock Oak." Every pn.r
stitched on electrlc stitchsr; no'rlpplng.
no squeaklng, no nalls to lear the soeks,
Rubber Heels, 35c net, Our own make
sewed Worklng Shoes, pllable and
strong, $2, DREW'S ELECTHJC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 E. Main Street. 'Phone
2607.
PAINTING.
WANTED, 10O WrtGONS TO VAINT
nnd letter, $S eaeh. SHAAV. HOU North
Blevcnth Street.
AVANTED, 100 BUGGIES Tn PAINtTIsBO
ench. SHAAV. fto9 N, Eleventh Street. (
S'mRK FRONTS PAINTED." Jj.OOj
rooms, $3.00 SHAW, 309 N. Eleventh St,
cYnQAPlSnTSIGN PAINTING IN cTtV
nt SHAW'S, 309 N, Eleventh Street.
HAVE YOUR HOUSB PAINTED NOW
and save money. Call and .<ee LBE AA',
FOBD & BRO., 15 E. Rlam. 'Phone. 8f86.
ENAMEU GRANITE ANP TINWARE
REPAIP.ED,
IIR ING ALL YOUR AGATE C.'OFr HE
and tea pofs, ica kettles, hutkel's, dish
paiis, snuee pans and every thlng ehe
that you havo lhat needR repilrlng to
W'ATSKBY BROS.', 1715 E, Franklln.
np"wiwr"iiwQ.
COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED, TAY?
LOR & TAA'LOR PRINTINO -0,. No. I
Oovernor Strcoi. Rlchwoiul. Va._
LA^DI^SnsFEcllALS.
"WUTINGH" ARE iToiNG PAST. \yS
hava ? t)l? chob'Bsi pattorns. clnje re
? senihlance ?r? flaunel. 12'i apiLlSc.; some
*tl 10c. 1'liMBJCflTON, 1'iliCi, & CUi
PERSONALS.
CHAIRB RESEATBD AND REED FUR
nlture repalred; tho only plnce In tiie
clty where you can havo your baby
carrlnges repalred properly. ani ~J
are manufaoturefs. OLD DOMINION
WILLOAV AND RATTAN WOH.KS. No.
400 North Seventh Street.
WANTED, 8UFFERERB FROM CHILL8
and afjue to try Bona-flde Chill Cure:
never fallsi three bexos gimranteed to
cure or money rofunded; malled ppst
pald for price, BOc. IRVING L. BF.VE
RI.DGE, southeast corner Brook Avenue
and Clay Street, Rlehmond, Va._
SECOND-HAND P1ANOS. AVE HAVE A
number of standard mnkes; squsre
plnnos tnko up room nnd we need room,
hence the saerlfloe; ?lfi to $7B on. trrma
ss low as $2 per month. THK CABLB
CO.. 213 E. Broad Street,_
AVANTED, FAMIL1ES ??AArmO THM
clty for the siimmer to know that they
" can be sunplled by us whlle away with
meats and everytfilng else contalned ln
a market. BRAUER8. 3 East Broad
Street. _ -
ASK FOR RUSSELL'B ANTI-ROACH
Powder; positlvely destroys water bugs
and cock roaohes; "11 drugglst*. 10c. or
wlll be malled on recolpt of price by W.
F. EANES, Twonty-flfth and Lelgh.
SUIT CASES TO SUIT KVERYBODT,
prlces. from 11.00 up, at SPENCE'S
TRUNK STORE._._
A GOOD UMBRELLA FOR MAN OR
woman, stands the test of raln. for $1.00.
PEMBERTON, PRICE afc CO._^
WATCH SPRINGS. oOC, GUARANTEEDJ
two years best work. NUDD, 222 East
Broad._
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ON ACCOUNT OF ADDITIONAL BUSI
ness interests ln Baitimore X wl 11 sell
to deslrable party my partnershlp Inter?
ests ln the well cstabllshed clothlng and
furnishing goods htmlnoss of AA'oodward
_ Cofer, Newport News. Va. Address,
wltb references. Ml C. AVOODAVARD, 324
AV. Camdnn Street, Baitimore, .Ald.
NOTICE.
FALL STYLES OF ST1FF AND SOFT
Hats now ready for inspection at aAUJS
COE H. GARNETT'B, Sole Agent for
Stetson's and Mlller's Dorbys, nlso
special styles ln Soft Hats; corner
Elghth and Main Streets.,_
KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL AND SAVE
headaches by gettlng one of thoso
Featherwclght Dorby Hats to be had
only at MU8COE H. GARNETT'S, cor?
ner Elghth and Main Streets._
ALL LIABILIT1ES OF THE INDEMl
NITY IN8URANCE COMPANY of AVest
Virginla havlng termlnated, notlce is
hereby glven that appllcatlon h?s been
made to A. A\'. Harman, Jr., Treasurer
of A'trglnla, for the return of the deposlt
of thls Company ($10,000.00) held for the
beneflt of the pollcy-bolders of thls :
Company In the State of Virginla. J.
HARVEY THORNBURG, Act. Sec'y.
'" Rlehmond, A'a., Sept, 12, 1904
WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED H.
SELDON TAYLOR, Jr.. Into the part?
nershlp of H. SELDON TAYLOR &
CO., which concern will contlnuo tho
Real Estate Buslness in all its branchars
under the preHent flrm name of H. SEL?
DON TAYLOR at CO.
H. SEEDON TAYLOR,
H. T. RICHESON.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby glven that the under
slgned wlll make application for certiti
cate for Twelve Shares of Permanent
Stock of tho IRON BELT BUILING &
LOAN ASSOCIATION ln place of Certl
flcate No. 420, which has been lost.
Address Mrs. L. T. COLEMAN, Rleh?
mond, Va. .:.".:_
SUMMER SAUSAQE?THJE CELB
brated' Imported Goraprecht, Bologna,
Rlng and Frankfurter Bausage; flnest
ever made; try them, at HRAULR'S, I
East Broad. _
NOAV IS A GOOD TIME TO LAY IN
the Linens and Napery: none hut good
fiax, nnd at very modest rates. PEM?
BERTON, PRICE & CO._
FALL STOCK OF BOYS' a:,D GENTS'
Shoes just opened, In ull styles and
leathers, at SPENCE'S, 618 East Broad
Street. _
CHARLES U. AV1ELIAMS, ATTORNEY
at Law, has removed his offlce to Room
40, Chamber of Commerce Bulldlng.
AVATCHES, CI.OCKS, .TEWELRY RE
pnlred, best work. XUDD, 122- E, Broad,
C MULIS AND HORSIS.
WE CARRY A FULL STOCK OF
Mules and Horses, all sizes and grades,
AVe buy In the West from first hands
and sell at very close flgures. S. P.
CLAY, Proprletor. 1917-1919 EaBt Frank
lin, J. S. WHALEY, salesman and
Manager._
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
1 STILL HAVE A NICB LINE OF
Orocerv Wagons and Smgle Trucks, all
Rlehmond made. It wlll pav you rp get
mv prlces. B. C. BR1STOW, 15 South
Fffteenth Street._
FOR SALE?COME AND EXAMINE M<Y
Double. and Slngle Trucks and Utoeery
Wagons: you wlll savo tlme a.id money,
B." C. BR1STOW, ID S. F'.fleenth Street.
AVAGONS AND TRUCUS FOR SALE.
R1CHARDSON & BROS., 613 Brook
Avenue._
~ HBDUCBD PRICE9.
PR1CES REDUCED ON WATCH WORK:
Cleanlng, $1; Main Springs, $1; twenty
years' experlenee. WM. TOBIEN, Jr.,
408 E. Broad Street., Rlehmond, \ra.
Spectacles and Eyeglasses, 25 cents. All
work'guarnnteed.
ANTIQUES.
GENUINE ANTIQUE FURNITURE OF
all descriptlon repalred and rennlsbed
nerfectly; nlso all olher klnds of furnl?
ture repalred. C. E. LYDA, 117 AVest
Ma tn. IPhogg SqO^. -_
*" "miscellaneous..
AVHAT YOU WANT AND WHEN YOU
want It we slmply ank: nll orders illlerl
pi-nmptly; the best Towel ln town for
fcc. PEMBERTON. PRICE fr. CO.
ALA RM OLOCKS^ AVAR R A NTED TAVO
years, 40c, NUDD, 222 East Broad.
BARGAINS.
EVERYBODY WANTK A GOOD SUIT
to start the fall golng; splendid varle.ty
of patterns'ln new AVoolens for 60o.
PEMBERTON, PRICE & <-'Q-_
TAKE'YOUR ENGRAYING TO NL'UD,
prnfesslonal engraver, 222 Easl Broad.
~ "WANTED. ~
AVANTED, TO .tOlN A RESPONSIBE15
party ln rontlng a Inige houso south of
Brond, Address M., care thls offlce.
~ "" MEETINQp. .
THE ANNUAL MEET1NG OF THK
Stockholders of the A'IRGINIA NAVI
GATION'COMPANY wlll be held at tho
offlce of the Company. at No. 1200 Enst
Main Street. Rlehmond, Va.. on TUE8
DAT, Sept. 20, 1904, at S o'cloek P. M.
E. A. BARBER, J.r.. Seeretary,
==:=, EXECUtbR'TT^OTTctT
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE QUAIJ
fled as execntors of thai estate of. Mrs.
V. E. A- CARSON, docensed, late of
Rlehmond, A'a. All p'ersons havlng
clalms ngaipst tho saltL estiite, are re
quested fo present Ihe same promplly
for payment at lha offlce of DESAUH
SI1RE & CAHSON, M'Ci'chnpts National
Bank Bulldlng. Rlclim.ind. A'a. J.- TRES.
TON i.'.VRSON. Rlehmond, A'a-; W. M.
LlWS, aarlo.Ue^Jiiile^ y_i<i fiAtUiUtori,
SCHOOLS.
EN0LI8H DEPARTMENT
Opens September 15th, teaehlng Arlthmetlo.AlBcbra, BtiRlneu Penmanshlo, Gram
mar, Srjelllng, Hlstory, Correspondence, Rhctorie. Latln, Ac.
Prlnolpal of Department, Jchn C. Stone, a. teacher of stiecessful exporlence.
"I commend both in charncter and nblllty Mr John C, Stone nnd enrlotsn hlm
as a, teachor. falthful and offlclent. creatlvn and resmjrcefii . ?1-. I. AA en , Su
nerlntendent of Schools, Lon sa county. Va. "ls well filted for ftny posltlon to
whlch ho may ' nsptre.''?S. M. Bradshaw. Duponi Trnlnlng Sclioal. Lnulsviil..
Ky. "A hlgh-tnn'ed, honorable genllcnian; n consclentloiis, Cflpaljle, paliiRlaklng
teacher. Would prove nn nerpilsltlon to nny Inslltiillon nf lenrnlng. - II. P. Mor
rls. "I know hlm to bn a gentlcman In every sensn of the ivord. lo has brm
nrlnclnal of our _rnded sohOOl for three spsslnns nnd hns glven sntlsf actlon Jfj
everv riispcet n? ?ihlgli-class Inntructor nnd dlsclpllnarln.i. AVe regrel to give
hlm'iip."-?.. C7 Goodloe, GordoriBvllle, Vn
Day and Nlght Sessions. Bo th scxos. Terms rryisonnhle. 1 ry us. Hualness
Branches all the year round. A-dreos or call at offlce, Broad and Nlttth Streets*
or 'Phone 2760. ' ?_
FORK UNION
ACADEMY.
t-taloh Opens Thursday, September
22, 1904,
Cost for board, malrlculatlon. lultlon
In Engllsh nnd military fee. $120. -im
staff of teachers. Captaln Edward I.
AVInaton, of Unlted States army, has
iharge of the military department. eat?
alogue sent on request.
W-lH&m E. Hatcher.
President Board of Truitees,
Fork Union, Va.
The Baltimore Medical College.
ANNUAt, SESSION BEGINS BEPT. ?TH. 1004.
Modern an. thorouRh eqalpmenti For cata
loaue address David fltreet. M. D.. Dean. 711
Episeopal High School,
near ALEXANDR1A, A'A.
L. M. BLACKFORD, M. A., LL, D.,
Prlnclpal.
The 66th year open September 28. 1904.
FOR BOYS. Catalogue sent on application
AMUSEMENTS.
Academy,
Tburaday, Matlnee and
Nlght, Sept. 22d.
"The Burnlng Question of the hour Is:
HAVE YOU SEEN CANDIDA?"?New
York Sun, Mareh 12. 1901.
LAST SEASCN'S MOST CONSPICUOUS
SUCCESS!
George Bernard Shaw's Sparkllng Comedy,
"CANDIDA"
Prcsented by a Spcclally Selccted Cast,
headed by
LESTER LQNERGAN
Dlrcctlon of George H. Brennan Com?
pany, Incorporated.
An Entire Seuson's Run In New York
Clty! Magar.lnes nnd Newspapers
Teemlng Wlth Pralse!
ACAD?MY> Mat. _ Night!
Tbe Bl? Spcotiiculnr Farce,
nnioi'sriuis
Everything New Except tho Tltle.
n,|... , Matlnee. 7no. 50c, 2fic.
rilCCO . Nlght, $1, 75c. 60c, 35o, 25c.
MR. HOWARD HALL
PrescnHn(jr
WAIFS'
PARADISE
Mata. Thurs. and Snt.
The Valentine Museum.
ELEVENTH AND CLA. STREETS.
OPEN 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
ADMISSION. 25C.
FREE ON SATURDAYS.
The Confederate Museum.
? TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Opens dally from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
AdmlBSion. 25 cents. Free on Saturday.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Commonwealth of A'lrglnla,
Offlce of Superintendent
of Public Prlntlng.
Richmond, Sept. 2, 1904.
SEALED PROPOSALS AVILL BE RE
ceived at THIS OFFICE hntll 12.M. pf
THUBSDAY, September 18, 1904. for the
PRINTINO, BINDING, RUHNG, etc,
fnr the State of A'lrglnla for one year
from October 1. 1904. _
Prlnt<?d schedules. showlng In detall
the classincatlons, wlll he furnlshed nn
application to ihe bldders, on which au
? blds wlll be requlred to be made.
Contractors wlll be rerpllred to enter
Into bond, wlth sectirlty, to bn npproyed
hy the Secretary of the Commonwealth,
for the prompt and falthful execution
of thelr ccntracts..
The right Is reserved of rejectlng any
nr all bldft and the work 4Vill be award
ed In such lots or portions as tne Super
Intenrient may'deem proper. KTKT_KT
J. H. p BANNON.
Superintendent of Piiblic Prlntlng
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived at the SAME TIME AND PLACE
for furnlshlng the followlng papers for
the use of the Com mon wea Ith:
200 REAMS 24-3S oO lb. No. 1 AL F.
28fl-REAMi5 28xS6 50 lb. E. S. Flat
AVrltlng. ? ?<:
125 REAMS 16x21 21 lb. Flat.
Wl REAM<3 18x28 ."il lb. No. 2 Ledger.
176 REAMS 22x32 54 lb No. 2 Ledger.
40.000 No. <A% No, 1 Rag Envelopes
Papers. etc, tn be dellvered Into surh
placns as the Superintendent may dlrect
without charge for frelght or drayngc
Bldders wlll furniah samples of s-lze
and welghts advertlsed for. The '-lgbt
is reserved to reject any or all blos.
Note,?Bids foi paper wlll be opened at
the pleaauredf WjATQ^^,
Superintendent Public Prlntlng.
sept 2-Sun.AVed&Frl-6t
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Offlco of , ?
Vlrginla?Carollna Chemlcal Co.,
Richmond, Va., Sept. 13,' 1901.
DIVIDENP NO.;86.o ,..VTr
THE BOARD OF DIREOTUBK HAVE
thln day deciared a DIVIDEND Oh -
PER CENT. (two per cent.), Uie sume
belng quarlerly Divldenjl No. 30, on the
Preferred Stock of this company, pay
able OCTOBER 15th. 1?04, when ch?cks
wlll be niajler) to all PreferredI ?btnek*
huldars of record at the c)ose of buslnes-s
September 30th. Thn booka for the trans
fer oi' Preferred Stock wlll be cfoj-etl
from October lst to October 15th, both
days incluslve.
._fl, W, JRAYJ-Sft Tredsurer,
LAW SCHOOL
The school of law In Rlehmond College
offers thorough professlonnl tralnlng at
moderate cost. Professors are Roger
Oregory, LL. D; Ernest M.-Long, LL. B.;
and John B. Mlnor. B. L. All fens of flrst
year amount to $62.50. Sosnlon begins
September 22d.
OOM.MERCIAT; I,A\V COITRHE.
Mnny young mnn who look forward to
cnreers In commercinl pursnlts wish a
knowledge of buslness Inw, nnd fnr thesn
the College Law School wlll hercaftcr
offer n one-yonr course In Commerclal
Law. The stilijectp. embrnce.I ln thls
course are the I.aw of Domeslic Relatlon*,
Contracts. Admlnlstratlon of AVIlls. In
siiranco. Negotlsble Instruments nnd Cor?
poratlons. Fee for entire c.ourse l-W. Cost
of Tert-books about $25. Cla.is houra nfter
4:80 P. M.
For ca5alogue and Information, nddrcss
any of the professors, or
President P. W. BOATWRIGHT,
Richnionil, Va.
Next. sesslon opens September 22d.
Thorough instruction In anelent nnd mod?
ern languages, pure ond applled sclences,
hlstory. phllosophy and law. In Septem?
ber, 1904. new courses In free-hand and
mechanlcal drawlng and In prnctlcal ma
chanlcs and electrlclty wlll be opened. Ex
cellent laboratorles In physlcs, chemlstry,
blology, psychology, mechnnlcs nnd draw.
Ing. Special attentlon Is called to the fact
thnt full professors teach the lowest as
well as the hlghest college classes. Stu
dents at cntrance usunlly take flrst-ycar
Latln, Engllsh. Math?Wattcs and Hlstory.
They therefore have as thelr teachcrs
Professors AA'. L. Foushce. F. C. AVood
ward, R. E. Gaincs and S. C. Mltcheli.
For catnlogii" nnd Informntlon, addresn
Pres. F. W. Boatwrlght, Rlehmond, Va,
U IL COLLEGE,
ELLICOTT CITY, MO.
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Special nttentlon to Modern Languogef.
Scloncc and Commerce.
Courses?Llterary, Sclentiflc, Comrr.?r?
clsl.
A thorough Preparatory Coursi (W
hoys not under twelve years.
Send for catalogue.
THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
The Virginia Mechanics'lnstitute
NIGHT SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY,
1044 and 1016 East Broad Street,
AVI11 begln Its twenty-nrst sesslon on tbe
thlrd day of Oetober, 1004. The schplkra
of last sesslon wlll be glven the exclusive
prlvllege of entering untll the inth of
September, after that date nll appllca
tlons wlll be corlsldered in turn, untll
the llmlt of each class is reached. Apply
to Secretnry al Instltute 'dnily from 9:.T>
o'cloek A. M. to 2 o'cloek P. M.i and from
4 o'cloek P. M. to ? o'cloek P, M.
MA.N'N S. QUARLES;
Chalnnnn School Commlttee.
THOS. EI.EETT, Secretnry.
IVicGuBra's
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
OPr. MONROE PARK. RICHMOND, VA.
KORTJETJI BES8ION of nine nionlhs. Sept.
17 io .lunc 17. Ttioroiish preparatlon for unl
verslty. rollec*. t'.'Chnlc-al school. L.'. S. Naval
and Milltary Acaaleiiileia. Primary department
for finall hoyp, ivllh aeparate instrtictoi-c.
aiudy-liall, nrt*l reeltation rooma, Numba-r of
h?ar''|prs Mrleily llinifat. Th? Prlnclpal wlll
b? al hnm... 7 N. Belvidero Bt.. nf.ar Bept.
5, For full inWmatlmi as to i?ims, ayaleni,
In'atructora, tos'thor with onipla-te
UNIVERSITl' AND COLLKGK RECORD
alnc 1"". aet? 40-paa-e cotalOKU* nt hook anal
ItOLLEY'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
PIne Street, between Ornce and Franklln.
Geo. Ma *Nolley, Princlpal; Rlchird T.
Wllson, Jr,, Assoclate Princlpal.
Prepnres boys for colieg?s and univer
sltles.
Opens Wednesday. September 21st.
New puplls clnsslfierl Tuesdny, Snptem
bor 20th. Catalogues nt Ihe book stores.
For catnlogues nnd furthcr lnfnrm>.tlnn
address the Prlnclpal at 112 North Fifth
Street, Rlehmond, Va.
MISS ELL.ETT'S
School for Girls.
112 EAST FRANKEIN STREET,
September 26, 1904.
From klndergnrten to college. Bryn.
Mnwr examinatjoris wlll be held ln Rleh?
mond May, 19(16. French or Oerman
lessons to little girls of slx, seven nnd
elghl, without extrn chargo.
Tr-rms; Twenty lo seventy dollars. Tho
sehool is limited in every department. Clr
culais nt No, 112 East Franklln Street,
Wss^RRisvrswM7
3 East Qraot Street,
OPENS SEPTEMBER 21,1904.
Catnlogues lriay bo had from hook
storns or from the prlnclpnl.
MISSSUSIK P. MOR.RXS, Prlnolpnl,
ot 412 AVest Mnill Strr-et after Aug. 1st.
MISS ROBERTS*
PRIMARY SCHOOL
Will Reopen September 22d
at No. 7 East Cary.
TERMS MQDKRATE.
. *
Miss Stanard's School,
102 NORTH MONROE STPeET, '
The next sesslon wlll begjn Soptem.^
ber l?th.
MISS WINSTON'S PRIMARY
SCHOOL
for Boys and Girls. wlll reopen Septem?
ber 22d at her father's resldc-tico, Ricly.
uionu College, .

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