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the Time to Kent Them. Times-Dispatch Want Hds WillDo lt
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VANCE, wlth a mlnlnrum cost of 10
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rate npptles to dentha. marrlages,
obituai-les nnd nll other clnsslflcd no
Uces. No dlsplay typo allowed In the
clneslflcd columns.
HELP WANTED?Male.
ACTIVE MAN WANTED IN EACH
county to oxhlblt, domonstrnto nnd
ndvortlso staplo Une; salary, $18
WOekly; $,1.0o por dny for expenses;
no <-.ij.lt.il rcqutrnd: hoiiesty nnd so
brlcty more cssontinl thdn expcrlonco.
NATIONAL CO., 720 ChestmUt streot,
Phlladelphla.
AN ACADEMY IN VIROINIA WISHBS
to socuro a good nnintour ball pltchor
for sonson; must glvo llrst-clnss refer?
ences as to charncter. . Stnte ngc, ex
pcrionce nnd give reforc.nce. "BASE?
BALL," care Tlmcs-Dlspntch, Rich?
mond, Va.
ANY INTELLlGEN'l' PERSON MAY
? earn good Income correspondlng for
newspapors; experlence unnecessary.
Bend for paticulars. PRESS SiNJJI
CATE, Lockport, N. Y.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumblng, brlckiaylng, plasterlng trados;
pays $5 a, day. COYNE BROS. CO..
New York, Chlcago, St. Louls. l'ree
catalogue.
WANTED, AT ONCE, AT MARION, S.
C, and Pee Dee, S. C, two smart, sober,
steady men, who undorstands setting
and burning of brlck ln a common-up
draft kllns, wlth wood for fuel; brleks
drled by steam and plants tun winter
and summer; cnpaclty, from GO to 110
thousand brlcks per day; glve reference
. nnd state salary wlll work for. Addresa
D. A. LAYTON, Marlon, S. C.
WANTED?A COMPETENT MAN TO
DRIVE LAUNDRY WAGON; ONE
HAVING ROUTE PREFERRED. AD?
DRESS D 441, CARE TIMES-DIS?
PATCH.
WANTED-ENTRY CLERK, ONE
who ls qulck and accurate at flgurcs
and has knowlcdged of typewrlter
(Smlth i Promlcr preferred). Address
B.32S, Tlhres-Dlspntch.
WANTED. TWO GOOD SALESMEN,
capable of oarnlng $50 n week. Apply A.
E. SCAWN. No. 031 E. Main Street,
Dlstrlct Mannger, Dayton Computing
Scales.
:OAOHMAN WANTED-WHITE OR
colored; must be rellable, sober nnd
oxporlenced. Apply, with references:
W. O. NOI.TING, ioo Enst Fronki.n.
WANTED-A CARRIAGE BLACK
smlth nt onco: steady work.
MEYER'S SONS, 120 South Elghth
striet.
WANTED-BAKER. A P P L Y A T
onco to JAKOB KOCH, 1111 North
Twenty-sixth street. clty.
WANTED?COAT-MAKERS, V E S T -
makors, bushelrrmn. WARREN WELL
FORD CO., Roanoke, Vn.
SITUATION WANTED?Male.
CIIEM1ST WITH FIVE YEARS' BX
p? rloncod In olectro chemlcal hnd ex
perimental and gonoraly analytical
"worl: wishes to obtaln n posltlon in the
South. Address G 3ZS, care Times-Dis?
patch.
EXPERIENCED BOOK - KEEPER,
stonographor and general olllce mnn,
fully (iuallii.il to tnko chargo of de?
tails ? of corrospondoiice and ofllce
work, deslros posltlon ln real estnte
or law ofllce. B 318, care Tlmes-Dls?
patch.
MACIIINIST OPERATOR?LINOTYPE
operator wants posltlon; can tnko care
machlne. Address L 425, Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WANTED-A GOOD FARM ON
Bhares or a posltlon as manager;
stock. poultry. nurscry a speclalty.
Address GERMAN FARMER, P. O.
Box 125, Richmond, Vn.
WANTED?POSITION AS COLLECTOR,
copylng to do or any honest omploy
ment by cducated gentleman; best of
references. Address H 70, care Tlmes
Dlspatch.
HELP WANTED?FEMALE.
SOUTHERN j FAMILY NOW LIV1NG
in Now Y,orK? woufd llko to cmploy ti
good worilnn'fwhlto) for general houso
work; good home and wagos; per
mnnent to right party; references e.\
changed. Mrs. 1RVINE GRAHAM, 2S4
Warren street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
WANTED?AT ONCE, TEN THOR?
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED WOMEN
ACCUSTOMED TO SEWING ON
i'OATS AND SKIRTS FOR OUR AL
TERATION DEPARTMENT; NONE
BUT THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
NEED APPLY. GOOD WAGES. AP?
PLY SECOND FLOOR, J. B. MOSBY
& CO.
WANTED-WHITE SERVANT TO DO
house work. Apply 1604 West Cary
stroet to-day.
Help Wanted?Male & Female*.
WANTED?A FEW LADIES OR MEN
of good addross who can Invost $23.00 to
$50.00 and take chargo of buslness ln
out-of-town department stores; you enn
mako $4.00 to $8.00 a day wlth us; expe?
rlence unnecessary. Don't nnswor un?
less you mean buslness. Address B
329, Tlmes-Dlspatch.
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL THE
book, **The Great Parllamenlary Bat
. tlos nnd Farewell Addrcsses of tho
Southern Bena'.ors on the Eve of tlie
Clvll war." wlth color?d prlnts of the
o.d Senate chairfbor, taken from orlgi
hal nt the Llbrary of Cnngress; colored
prlntg of tho dlrjJjisulshed Senators of
lnie-h?Uum d-iysafcrhe contenta of tnis
volume include: (Treat Senators and
Groat Spe^ches In ihe Old Senn*.e r*ha:n
oer; ihe Oreat Debate Between John U.
Breckcirfldge. of Kentucky, nnd Edward
D. Baker. of Oregon; tho Groat iio
. bato Between Oenrrnl E, D. Baker nnd
John '*. Brockenrldge; Pen Ploturos ot
thc Old Senato p.nd iho Now; John I
Crlttenden's Oreat Bpcech aml tho Vlce
Presldent s Oruilon; tho Great Parlln
mentory Battlcn and farewell addresxos
of tho Southern Senators on the Evo
of ihe Clvll War; Farewell Speech or
Judah XJ. r.onjamln on the Occaslon of
Hls Wlthdrawal from tho I*nit(-.l Stalue
Senato; Celebrated Debnti Between Hen
J.-imln nnd Ilak.-r )n tbe Sonn'.e I'lmtn
ber on January ?. ISGl; Farewell Speecn
of Robert Toombs: Farewell Speech or
Sonator Joffertion Davls; Farewell
Speoches of fienators clay ruul FltiS
2ftt/,fiki ?:fart!Wt*.1 ^xx-ech of Senator
SItdell; Hlograithles of Judah P Don
Jatnin, Edward Dloktnsnn Baker aml
John C Breehenridge. lt !s a splendld
opportunlty for a young man k. mako
largo commlHslon, as the book ln n
wonderful ueller all over the South
and'' Ilberal commlsslon ls pald ngi-ntH,
Prlce of book. wlth nrint.s, fcl. Addri'-'S
' THOMAS R. MARTIN, Box 25, clty;
P. Q., Washington, D. C.
STENOCRAPHY AND TYPEw"r7lT*INO.
COMPETENT STENOQRA Pl-IHR AL?
ways at 611 Amci-lcan Natlonal Bank
Building.
CREAM PUFFS, 20C. DOZEN. Tr>* one
of our 25c. Pound Cakes; hard to beat.
DWNKAiUm 'Piaone UA -
Wlllle's parents have been dlscussln g .where to spend the summer and WU
llo has expressed hiJi prefcrence. What Is.lt?
Answer to yesterdny's punzlc: CANDA.
130ARDING
BOARDERS WANTED; ELEOANTLY
furnlshed room with> flrst-cluss table;
A.trnnsients accommodated. 317 West
Gracc.
BIGHTH STREET, NORTH. 510-WANT
ed, permanent, translent and tablo
bonruers. Terms reusonab'.e; iiome com
forts.
WAXTED-BOARDERS FOR SECOXD
story front room. Apply 200 East
Gruce.
WANTED-BOARDERS. PERMAXEXT.
translent and table. 107 North Seventh
street. Terms reasonnblo.
REAL ESTATE?For Sale.
TWO BEAFTIFUI. I.OTS CONVEX
lent to car line; <V> feet front, 135 feet
deep, for sale cheap on easy terms to
qulck buyer; owner non-resldent nnd
must sell. Address H 451. care Times
Dispatch.
FOR SAT.E^A RARE BARGAIX THAT
Is neldom offered; a beautlful 10-room
rcsldcncc of tlircc venrs on Grace, west
of flrst street: bullt ln best style.
Address H 450, enre Times-Dispatch.
REAL ESTATE?For Rent.
for rext?three upper fi,oors,
Nos. 17-21 Xorth Twelfth Street. contaln
imr nliout eleven thousand square feet:
wlll remmlel to suit tenant; niliniraoiy
sulted for llght manufacturlng; also,
ofllce, 20x70 feet,. Xo. 35 X. Twelfth,
with h.isement and three floors above.
RICHMOXD TVPE AXD EI,ECTRO
TYPE FOUNDRY, Twelfth and Bank
Streets.
FOR REXT?FIXE STORAGE WARE
houses, formorly Trlgg Shlpyard; South?
ern Rallway nnd water connectlons. Ad?
dress C. B. FORD CO., 'phone 802S Trlgg
Shlpyard s.
^ ROOMS FOR RENT. !
MARSHALL ST^ \V?. 401^-PRlVATE
famlly, wlthout ehlldren. deslre young
married counle or two young men for a
large second-story front room, with or
without board. 401 West Marshall.
KOUMcT WANTEjj.
WAXTED-BY APRIL 1ST, A FUR
nlshed room. heth convonlent, second
story front preferred;; on Franklin. or
Gracc, between Flrst and Seventh.
Address K 3G2. Times-Dispatch.
?FLAT FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-UPPETt FT.AT. FOUR
rooms. separato bath*. references. Ap*.
?ply Xo. 323 North Twenty-fourth
street.
FLAT. ' FIVE ROOMS. BATH AND
modern convenlencos; $20 month. 1725
Park avenue.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SAtE-A FIFTY-ROOM IIOTEI-..
one block from Jamestown Exposition
Grounds; completely furnlshed. with nll
modern Improvements: rathskellnr In
basement. For further lnformatlon nP
ply to EI.TAS PEYSER, president of
the Jnmestowin Investment Conrpany,
Newport Xows, Va.
AX IXCORPORATED MAXUFACTUR
ing compnny, wlshlng to Incrense Its
capltal In order to supply the demand
upon It for n larger output, drslres to
Interest a few good buslness men In Us
stock. A pnylng Investment. Address
. J 43Ti, ,Tltnes-D!spatch.
WHAT TS THE WORK OF THE
Crnftsmen nt No. 10 EnBt Mntn street,
?phone Efi8n? Thelr work ls to benutlfy
your home. They nre'wall-pnper hanp.
ers, fresco pnlnters, upholsters, in?
terlor decorators ln general.
PAPER HANQING.
FIRST-CliASS WORIC AND PROPER
wall paper ls my nrotto. Call nnd seo,
my selectlon of wall pnner before or
derlng. FRANK II. ELI.YSOX. 107 East
Main street.
Times-Dispatch Branches.
The followlng Brancl*.- Offli?a.!- hava been
phtulillihod for the benellt. u! thoia livinir at a
iliatanc* frum the Mklii OrTlco of 'i'ha Tlm*1*
! *i,atch. The Tlmea-D!*paich Wanu lefi at
Mjy of theae branche* wlll recelve the ame
careful attentlon aa though they had baen left
at Uiu Main ortloo. and tliere wlll bo no ttxtra
com to ihu advortlatr.
t'LAl'UHTKR'S Utwa STORE, Twenty-nrth
and Vuiialdo Stroeti.
W. F. KANES. mri E. Jlroad BtrceL
A. A. SCOTT. Twi-ntvllfth and Broad Rtreeta.
ROBERT J WIL.L1AMJJ, Twonty-llfth and
Murtftiill Strecta.
TARRANTS. ORANT & CO.. Foushno and
Uroad Htreeta. .
0. XV. LATT1MER, No. S00 Waat Marahqll
Utraet;
THOMPSON'B Dltl/O STORU, No. li'l Weit
Main Blreet.
1, U. BEVERIDaW. Brook Avenue and'Clay
liiri-i-t. .
RADT'9 DRUO BTORB. Rnrton Helchta.
PEOPI.R'H IHtUd HTOKE, No. 3100 Wllllame
tmrx Avi-nuo,. I'lillou. ? . ?
ROIMN'tt PHARMACY. No. 200 Eaat Marahali
llirnut.
C1TV DRUC! STORB. Mo. 1||< Jjaat Mjtla
Hlri-(.l. r.irrii'r I'lftornth.
Jl'USON Cl'NNlNOHAM. No. M27 Eaat Main.
oiirrier Twenty-firet.
P1NF, BTREET PHAKMACV. No, JJ4 South
POlNDEXTKR-KinK-l-'ARRian CO.. No 41!
Eiuit Broad Btroet.
THE PAUAUON PHARMACY, No. 801 Went
EATGn" PHARMACY. Twanly-i-lnhlH and >N
RjaON'S PHARMACY. N.M. 119 C'anal Streot.
J. T. l.RWIH. No. 4 Enm Broad Slreot.
itl-Nl.l.KV & WA.I.K131J. Tw-.i-.iy.nrth and
l.nlvli iStmeta.
cartkr'S Ditiio btokb. No. roj Hull
Btrnl. M-tni'hei.ter,
W. A PBRKINB. No.O Wi**t TabU Btreot,
r*?t.*r*>l.ur?r. Phone No. 178,
TWIiNTY-!**l*lHT!I ANH N BTREET P/IAR
\ aiACV. Twinij-eli'titii and :?; utraaia. >
FOR SALE.'
PENN CAB COMPANY.
HAVING ABOUT 40 HEAD OF HORSES
nnd mares, from $20 to $75. been used tn
our clty buslness, all good. fast, sor
vlceablo fltock;,right out of the hardost
klnd ot work; some a llttle foot sore
from clty use. It Is our custom to'dls
pose of our surplus stock, as. our sea
shore work and busy seaaon Is over,
nnd we are getting down to winter re
aulrements; posltlvely no reasonable of?
fer refused. ? lf you buy a horso here
ond lt does not come up to our guar
antee In ten days from day. of purchase,
return hlm* and we wlll refund you your
money. Wo nre no denlers. A reliabla
flrm In Phlladelphla wlll hack up thla
adyertlaement Amongst the lot two
palr of dapple lron-grays, one pair of
handsome brown mares and four palrs
of bay mares, rangtn'g In age from '5 to
7 years; threo young mares In foal very
cheap; nlso 7-year-old brown horse,
welght 1.400 pounds, $55; doople gray
horse, 6 years old. about 1,250 pounds,
$75; chunkv brown mare, $40; also rubber
tlre Brougham, coupes, harness. etc.
Call PENN CAB CO.. 1827 Fllbert Btreet,
Phlladelphla. Pa., three squares wost
of Pennsylvanla Railroad statlon.
LOUIS S. FARIES. Manager, Bell Tele
phone, l^ocust 8318D.
TRIGG SHIPYARD ECJUIPMENT. CON
slstlng of machlnery. tocls, store-room
sunplles. MOTORS. 10 H.-P. to 200 H.-P.
BELTING. slngle and double leather.
Bhnfting, pulleys. hangers, etc: lumbt-r
and flre wood, cheap. S. M. TOML1N
SON, Riihmond, Va.
WHAT'S THE- MATTER WITH THE
work of the Craftsmen at 19 East Main
street? 'Phone 5585. Thelr work Is
nll right. Whose work ls nll right? That
of the Craftsmen. N. B. DAHL & CO.,
19 Enst Main street. 'Phone No. 5585.
ALBEMARLE SWEET CIUER BY BAR
rel or carload; also manufacturera of
superior snOw whlto corn meal. Wrlte
for prices. OREENWOOD GRUVT <*
CIDER MILLS. Greenwood Depot, Va,
SECOND-HAND SURREYS. I HAVE IN
stock four Second-Hand Surreys that I
wlll sell at a low prlce to make room for
my varled and extenslve new stock.
W\ C. SMITH, 314 N. Fifth Street.
FOR SALE? ALL STYLES OF WAGONS
and Buggles. We are ofrerlng speclal
prices to movo 'our overstock. A.
MEYER'S SONS, 120 South Elghth.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY " GIVEN
on Awnlngs, Tents and Flaga; prompt
work; large stock. H. E. COPELAND
& CO.. 'Phone 2576. ? . a.
$3.75 FOR A ROUND SELF-FEEDER
Stove, Islnglass doors. at JURGEN'S
FURNITURE STORE, 41?r?21 East
Broad street. -
FOR SALE?WAGONB AND TRUCKS.
Pnlntlng, repairlng, rubber-tlre work.
RICHARDSON BROS.. 613 Brook ave?
nue. *
FOR SALE, GENUINE ANTIQUES. MA.
hogany Furnlture, Fendera, Andlrons;
no lmltatlona. C. M. MOORE, 219 East
Main.
A TWO-CENT STAMP WILL BRINO TO
you sample of "Craft's Royal Pollsh"
for pianos, organs, ? etc. ARTHUR J.
CRAFTS CO., Richmond.
FOR SALE? PRIVATELY. ONE OAK
chamber sult. Address F. H, R., 316
Harrlson street, Statlon A, clty.
WE~DO GOOD PLUMBINO AT REA
sonablo prices. RICHMOND PLUMB?
INO AND MANTEL CO.. 26 North 9th
Street.
*X)R SALE?TWO LEMON-COLORED
Bull Torrlers; male and female; $10.00.
3114 East Broad street.
*" WANTED. ===='
HORSES?.WANTED, A PAIR OF
well-broke, gontle horses for uae to
family cnrrlage. Address, glving full
pnrtlculars, X. Y., caro Tlmea-Dls
patch.
WANTED. TO BUY HORSE AND HAK
ncss; state lowoat cash prlce; must ba
sound and not afxnld of oloctrlc cara und
automoblles, Address G. 4S1, care thls
otflco.
TO BUY FURNITURE IN LARGE OR
srrrall quantltlos. Address P. O. Box 775.
MISCELLANEOUS,
F-IFTY ACRES, NEW HOUSE, THREE
Inrgo rooms; coiivonlont to Richmond.
l-'roriertckHlnirg nnd Potomnc Rallroud
nnd oluot.rlc line; well nnd creek.
Prlce, *700; easy terms. GEORGE E.
CUAWFOKD & CO., 803 E. Mnln St.
LUNCH ROOM AND CAFE.
REMEMBER THE OLD RELIABLE
plnco. D10 Enst Main street, DELA
RUE'S RE8TAURANT, whero you can
got tho bost qulck lunch ln tho clty
from 11 A. M. to 11 P, M? and the only
plnco whoro you can get Bruton's Old
Musty Alo on draught._'
paper~haT*4"g'ing~and1j^^^
INQ.
WHAT ARE THE .CRAFTSMEN AT
No. 10 Enst Main streot? Thoy aro
wall-papor hnngcrs nnd sollnrs of flne
wall papors and' fabrlcs; they are tip
holstors. . . >', >, ..-.,..
8PRINKt-iNQ lIme:
T(i WARD OFK DISEASE, USE FREE
iy our Sprlnkllog l.lme In your collar.
your yard, your chlcken 'houso. Any
'luanilty. dollvet-ed. from nopk to a ton.'
'Phono 101 VAUOJIAN'S NEW STORE.
2 W. Rrond.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
PARTIE8 INTERESTED IN ANTIQUES
should seo the colloatlon of elagant
Dlocos ut 210 Euat MuJn. No now good*.
PERSONALS.
DON'T SPOIL TOUR FANCY COOXlNG
by uslng cheap Extracts: uso tha best
at ariy prlco-S A U E R'S.
VALUABLE PR E S E X T S FREE
SAUER'S EXTRACT cartoons wlll
pe rodeemed up lo June 15, 19?6, ns fol
lows: Ono 10c. carton, ono Unlversnl
coupon; ono Me. carton. three Unlver?
snl coupons. . Writo THE C. F. SAUER
CO. for cntnlogue of vnluablo prescnts.
Imported Calondar for slx 10 centa car
tons.
nA THE NAME "S A U E R"
Stands for pure Flavorlng Extracts.
M., GOLDSTEIN, LADIES' TATLOR,
wlshes to notlfy hls patrons and tho
publlc thnt ho hns now taken possosslon
of tho wholo'bulldlng, 20S nml 210 North
Flfth Streot, nnd tliat liis ladles" parlor
wlll in'tho future be on tlie flrst floor.
Hc now has a full llno of Intest Sprlng
and, Summor Fnbrlo**, and the Latest
Deslgns nnd Models.
Wanted,
Every lndy ln
Rlchmond to vlslt our
Booth, No. 23, Pure Food Show, nt
Masonic Templc. A 103-Plcco
Dinner Set glven away
on tho lnnt nlght
of the show.
HTTXTER SHOE COMPANY. 214 EAST
Broad street, have big sample sale on.
Now ls the tlmo to securo bargnlns In
footwear. *
MANTEL6, TTLING, GRATES, ETC.
Thorough work and prompt servlce.
RICHMOND PLUMBIXG AXD MAN
. TEL CO.. 20 N. Nlnth. ?'
WHO ARE THE CRAFTSMEX AT NO.
19 East Mam street? X. B. DAHL &
CO. 'Phono No. KS5.
HAVE YOU SEEN BRAUER'S NEW
brldnl effects for chnmbers? They aro
somcthtng swell. 120 Enst Broad.
FLOOR 0?L, 25c. GAI.I~ON AT HOWELL
BROS., 002 East Broad street.
LAUNDRY. "
IF YOU WISH TO PATROXIZE AN IX
dependent laundry, that does nothlng
but flrst-class work. prompt delivery
and pollte servlce, with no advance ln
prices. why. 'phone 1144 or write for our
wagon tS oall. CHESTERFIELD LAUN?
DRY. R. A. Stowe. Prop._
-g]qiQE rcpairinq. "
26C. WE REBUILD HEELS; NO WEDCIE
sh.ape scrap put In to shove out on edge
and* look ugly. W? stltch our soles on
Goodyear Electrlc Stltcher; no big, ugly
stltches like the cobhler sews by hand.
Men's shoes halfsoled, 73c: ladles', 00c.;
best leather. "Morgan & Wrlght's" Rub?
ber heels. S5c.!iRed Cross rubber'heeis,
25c. DREW'8 EI.ECTRIC SHOE FAC?
TORY, 716 E. Main Street. 'Phone 2067.
Our bicyclo messonger servlce goes nny
where. _ ;_
f ROSES! ROSESI ROSES!
COLD-GROWN, OWN ROOTS. EVER
Blooming Roses and tho best of all
standard sorts, Includlng runners. Cata
logue. 25 cents. contalnlng fullest dlrec
tipns for rose c'ultuie nnd alohe well
?worth the money. Cntnlogue contalns
coupon - for 25'.cents. good fdr that
nmount of nny purehaso. Good Roses
from tl.00 per dozen up. MERIT ROSE
CO., West Gr-ttce n/nd. Cedar .atreeta.
UPHOLSTERING. . "
SPECLVL MIDWINTER- PRrCES ON
reupholaterlng parlor furniture, couchea,
etc, at' Jurgen's -Furnlturo Store, 419-421
Eaat Broad street. Wo accept monthly
or -weekly paynrents on thla work.
' ~~~~ walL PAPtn. "
THE SHOP OF THE CRAFTBMEN IS
the name of the fine wall paper, fobrlc
and fine upholsterlng drapery establlsh
rrrent of N. B. DAHL & CO.. 19 Eaat
' Main atreet. Olve them a call, Inspect
thelr atock and get estlmates for your
work.
I - '
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESS
MAKINO.
?WE DO FIRST CLASS UPHOLSTER
lng of nll klnds at low prices; make
mattresses of halr, felt, cotton, combl
natlon and ahuck; old mattresscs mnde
over Ilke new. LEVY & KASS, 23 West
Broad. "Phone 1036.
SPEC|AL L0ST
LOST FOR SIXTY DAYS?"E. LTN
WOOD THOMPSON." whb has heen
lost for slxty days has been found nt
the Lexlngton Hotel Buffet, 2 South
Twelfth Street, dlspennlng good chcer to
the publlc, where those anxlous about
hls -welfaro can' flnd hlm.
DECORATING.
u.i.?.
WHO ISlN. B. DAHL, OF. N. B. DAHL
& Co.. 19 East Main streetT He ls a
man who has had flfteen years' expe?
rience In dncornttng elegant homes. He
can beautlfy your home. 'Phone hlm
nt No. 5583.
I- ==l
ENAMEL AND VARNISH.
10c. BtrYS A CAN OF OUR ENAMEL;
40c. buys a quart'of our Varnlsh Stnln.
Your homo madc now for llttle money.
HOWELL BROS.. 602 Eaat Broad atreet.
WACL PAPER.
BEAUTIFUL THINGB FOR DENS
nnd llbrarles at BRAUER'S. the Wall
Paper Man, 120 Eaat Broad atreet.
RUBBER P-1QT8 RBPAIRBO.
76C. HALFSOLED. HEELS 36C. PATCH
ea 15c. and npwarda. Water baga and
rubber goods flxed. DREW'S BLEC
TRIC SHOE FACTORY. 716 E. Main.
~~ 8AMPLE SHOE SALE. *
HUXTER SHOE COMPANY. 814 EAST
Broad atreet, have big sample sale on.
Now la the tlm? to secure bargain.-* In
footwear. ,
NOTICE._
CLOsTnG OUT SALES OF W. 1,. SMITH
?&. Son. No. 2515 East Broad stroot,
hereby nnnounce that Uioy wlll dlsposo
of thelr entlre stock of dry gonds.
notlons, etc, In lots to sult all. Verj*
low; to contlnue dully untll nll sold out.
Your chanco, now hustlo. '
WE .S1*AND~READY AND~ WILLINC1
to pay jlOo for thc prodtictlon ot npy
cnso of pnln we cannot curo to stny
curefl. .Wo know how to suro slckness
and We curo . It. Defcctlvo hoarlng
cured, . Roforence: Cured pntlcnts.
. DIVINE . HEALINO INSTITUTE, 219
East Clay, streot, Richmond, Va.
PHONE US YOUR ORDER FOR Tt?
\roofIng,' roof repairlng and nll klnds nf
stovo nnd furnnce work. 'Phone 638.
RICHMOND PLUMBING AND MAN
' TEL CO.. 2C North 9th Streot.
WHO COMPOSE THE SHOP Of THE
? Craftsmen? Wo. Who are we? N. B.
DAHL & CO., No. 1.1 East Main streot.
'Phono 6683.
WE OUARANTEE TO CURE INDIOES
tlon and dyspepsln; con?ultntlon free.
DIVINE HEALINO INSTITUTE, 219
Enat Clny street, Richmond, Vn.
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AWN
ings, Tcnts nnd *'lags ln the South;
prlcos right. II. E. COPELAND & CO.,
108 North Nlnth. 'Phono 2578
NOTICE?IF "YOU WILL SEND ME $2.1S
I wlll send you a gallon of corn whlskey,
elght years old. BEN TERRY. Clurks
vlfie, Va. _ . '
COME AND SEE YOUR OLD FRIEMD,
M. J. LAWLER, at 402 E. Broad Street.
You wlll Ilnd the best to drink nnd eat.
LET~US BUY IT. WE BUY EVEKY
THINO. VA. SALVAGE AND WRKUK
INO COMPANY. 110 N. SEVENTH ST.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
NEW STOCK JUST RECE1VED-TWO
carloads of New Runnboutsf.-Suggles,
Phnetons, Stnnhopes nnd, Surnr-ys. A
cr-mplete llno nnd at prices thnt wll
save you money. W. C. SMITH, 314 N.
Fifth. *_
DON'T FAHJ TO HAVE THE KELLY
Sprlngfleld Rubber Tlre put on your
vohlcle. ? They aro tho best mndc. nnd
we put them on nt 1600 E. Franklin
Street. B. C. BRISTOWS.
ANTIQUES.
FINE OLD-FABHIONED FURNITURE
and brnss goods. No reproductlons. C.
M. MOORE. 21? East Main._
FOR ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNI
ture, etc, nt right prices, seo L. UN.
ARNALL, 318 Brook avenue. .
LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES
ln the Stato; everythlng at rock bottom
prices. BIOGS. No. 516 East Main St
MILLINERY.
GREAT OPENING OF VERY LATEST
Spring Millinery, Just Arrlved from .New
York, Wednesday, Thursday nnd Frldny
of thls week. Mary Ann. Frltzt SchelT,
Julle Bon-Bon. French Imported Pnt
terns, and many other unlque styles at
Mrs. WORTHAM'S. 21(5 N. Third Streot.
MRS. CHA1II.EE HAS NOW RE
celved her Spring MiHI-ery. All the
latest styles and patterns, trlmmed nnd
untrlmmed hats. ? Hor charges wlll bo
as modern te as usual. 316 and 318 East
Broad street.
COAL AND WOOD.
_".-?. , .
?PHONE TO THE WOOD MAN FOR
orlglnal North Carollna Hlckory Wood.
Half-cord plne, $2.60; half-cord mlxed.
$2.00; half-ton lump coal, $2.25. Thls
ls flrst-class fuel. Two yards, two
'phones-1320, 10C9. E. T. LONG.
NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD; CASH WILL
buy half-cord good, dry plne wood, $2.50;
oak, $2.65; spllnt conl, $4.50. Coal and
wood dry and under sheltcr. TYLER &
RYAN, Llnden and Cary. 'Phone 1979.
STORAGE.
FOR CHEAP AND DRY STORAGE i
rooms apply to RICHARDSON & <
CHAPPELL, Storage Department. Bel
TRUNKS.
WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 703 EAST
Broad Street and convlnce yourself that
we have the largest and best llno of
Trunks and Travellng Necesaltles ln the
lty; repairlng done. H. W. ROCN
?"EE & BRO..' Trunk and Bag Co.
SiJ?
TR
CHEAPEST PLACE IN RICHMOND TO
buy trunks and suit-enses. HUXTER
SHOE COMPANY, 314 Eaat Broad.
Best $2.00 shoe on earth.
FURNITURE MOVING.
MILLNER'S RELIABLE TRANSFER IS
the place to have your movlng done
right and at right prlce; also trunks nnd
psckageB hauled. 'Phone 1445, 904 East
Broad street._
Poultry, Pets and Live Stock.
COCKEIRELS? FOUR FINE BARRED
Plymouth Rock and six Whlte' Wyan
dotte; $1.00 to $1.60 each; twenty-flve
Barred . Rock Pullets. LANDOR
POULTRY YARDS, Croxton, Va.
""" ICE CREAM..
TRY MY ICE CREAM AND SODA
water, they aro tho best; also candles,
fruitn. cakes, clgars and tobacco. C. J.
BIRINDALLI, 621 West Main, street.
t^~~ "" CRAFTSMEN.
WHO ARE THE CRAFTSMEN? WE
are the Craitsmen. Who are we? N. B.
DAHL & CO., lfl East Main streot.
'Phone 56S5,__^
. CLIPPINQ.
NO WAITING?TWO HORSES CLIPPED
at the same tlmo; flnest equlpment In
clty. JOHN F. HUNDLEY, 412 North
Fifth street.
Everybody is Learning lo Skate
In thc Big Rink al the Reservoir
Three Sessions Dally, 10 lo 12. 4 to 6 and 8 lo 11
Tuesday and Friday mornings
for Ladies' and Children only
Movirig Pictures Every Nifllit Except Friday
Races, Skatintf Contests and Other
Events Every Friday tyight
Band Concerts Every Afternoon and Night
? ' ? . . V - .
Free Sacred Concerts Every\Sunday
Afternoon. 3 to 5 O'clocV
AMUSDMENTS
Af* AmPAffV TUE8. NIQHT,
I\\^r\LftuflJl I " MARCH 20TH.
Edward C. Whlte Preaenta
MILDRED HOLLAND
IN THE ROMANTIC DRAMA,
TheLilyand thePrince
Prlcea: 26c. to $1.50. Seat Sale Friday.
Curtain nt 8:18.
BlaJTOU?TA?T-N8!?8HT
MATS. TUES., THURS., SAT.
MARY MARBLE
ln the Dnlnty Muslcal Frollc,
NANCY BROWN,
Dlo Cast and Chorus of Favorites.'
Next Week?Qeorgo Sldney, ln "Busy
Izxy'a Vacatlon." , . "
"Fighfing D&rkness
and Ice"
The Arctic Explorer
ANTHONY FIALA
THURSDAY, MARCH 22D, 8:30 P. M.
Y. M. G. A. HALL.
Stereopticon Views and Moving Pictures
Reserved Seats on Sale Tuesday, March
20th, 1 P. M..
The Confederate Museum
TWBLKTH AND CLAY STREETS.
. Open dafly from 0 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Admlsalon, X centa. Free on Baturday,
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY BTREBTa
OPEN 10 A. M. TO I P. M.
ADMU8ION. afo.
FREE ON SATURDAYa
MEETINQ8.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York, February 2, 1306.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT A
general meetlng of the atockholdera of
Southern Rnllwny Company haa been
called by the Board of Dlroctora. and
wlll be held nt the prlnclpal offlce of
the compnny in the clty of Rlchmond.
Vlrglnln, on Wednoadny, the 13th day of
Aprll, 1906, at 10 o'clock In tho fore
noon. for tho purpose of conalderlng an
Issuo and aalc*. of Development and Oen
ernl Mortgnge Bonda by Southern Rall?
way Compnny. and the creatlon of n
nrorlgage upon the property of the com?
pnny to secure the anme. all na propoaed
ln the communleatlon of Samuel Spen
cer. prealdent. to the Voting Truateea
dnted Fcbrunry 1. 1906 nnd of actlng
on auch other buslnesa na may be Iaw
fully brought before the meetlng. The
transfer books of both prpferred and
common stock of thls compnny wlll be
closcd on Apr'l 7. 1906. and opened ngaln
on Aprll 19. 1906. By order of the Board
of Directors. R. D. LANKFORD. Sec?
retary.
Sloss Iron nnd Steel Coinpnny.
Blrmlnghum,, Alu.. March 2 1506
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
Sloss Iron nnd Steel Compnny.?In nc
cordanct* with the by-lnwa. notice la
hereby glven that the annunl meetHg
of the stockholders of the Sloss Iron
nnd Steel Company wlll be hold at
th?. ofllc-' of the company. ln Blrmlng
ham. Alnliama. on' .Wednesday. Aprll
4. 1906. at; 12 o'clock noon, to olect
directors for- the cnsulng yenr. nnd for
the trnnsactlon of such other- buslness
ns muy come . before tho meetlng.
Books for the transfer of stock wlll
bo closed from .March 21. 1906. at 12
o'clock noon. . to Aprll 7, 1906, at 10
o'clock A. M.
< E. L. MORRIS. Secretary.
II MASONIC NOTICE?A CALLED
XX con-rmunlentlon . of Rlchmond
'?^ Lod^e. No. 10. wlll be held In the
Mnsonlc Temple thls (ThursdfSy) even?
lng. Mnrch 15. 10C?J. nt. 7:30 o'clock for
work., Membera' nre requestcd to attend.
Mombers of slster lodges nnd translent
brethren cordlnlly lnvlted. By order
of tho W. M.
R. L. VAN DEVENTER."
Secretary.
Rlchmond, Va..*, March 6. 1906.
THE REGULAR ANNHAL MEETING
of tho stockholders of the Tredegnr
Company wlll be held at thelr offlce ln
the cltv of Rlchmond on March 21. 1906,
at 12 M. J. R. J. ANBERSON,
Secretary.
SCHOOLS.
Universily College of Medicine
. Medicine?Dentlatly-Pharmacy. STUART
M'GUIRE, M. U.. Prealdent. Complete equlp
ment. Superlor Cllnlcs. Moderate Expenaea.
Mll'l cllmate. Studonts of thla Collexe. under
preaent condltldna of entrance and jrraduatlon.
are able to meet requlrementa for admlaslon to
llcenalnc examlnatlona In any State. Iiulletln
No. 8 tells how mcdlcal students are alfeotea
by lawa paaaed In many State* reeulatlnj*: the
practice of medloine. Addreas WILLIAM R.
MILLER. Proctor. Rlchmond. Va.
ADMINISTRATOR'3 NOTICE.
HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINIS-.
tratrlx of Thomas O. Myrtle, deceascd,
all persons havlng- clnlms agalnst aamo
wlll pleaso present thom, duly certlfled.
for payment; nnd thoae Indebted wlll
settlo. Mrs. LILIE A. MYRTLE, ad?
mlnlstratrlx Thomas O. Myrtle, de
ceased, 15-IS East Main, Rlchmond. Vn.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Ofllce of
Vlrginla-CaroUna Chemicnl Conrpany,
Rlchmond, Va., March 13,' 1906.
DIVIDEND NO. 42-THE BOARD OF
Directors havo thla day declared a
dlvldond of two (2 per cent.) per.oent.,
thc samo being ctunrterly dlvldend No.
42 on tho outBtanding' preferred stock
of thla company, payable Aprll 15, 1906,
whon dlvldond chockn wlll bo malled to
nll preferred stockholders ot record at
tho close of buslness on March Sl, 1906.
Tho books for the transfer of proferred
stock wlll be closcd.nt 3 P. M? Satur-,
day, Maroh 31st, untll 10 A. M., Mon?
day. Aprll 16. 1906.
S. W. TRAVERS, Treasurer.
WANTED,
WHITE eiRLS
BEGINNERS PAID WHILE LEARNINQ.
Bteady employment! aoodwajM.Ap^rtyW
Seventh mna tiary.
M'URDERI
IMPUItE' CANDY WILL .MURDER
your ehlldren. Calller's Sw|aa -,. .Mllk
Chocolate la pure and dellulous. Ia
both a food- nnd n stlmulunt. Sold
e vory whore.
"^Tr'e'eT_^^
iiALd-'-fOUND - CAKE Ot' Tl-llll
gonulne Calller's; Swiss Mllk Chnunliit'a
for every loo tlssuo wrnpppra, roturnoil
to CalUer'Sf 8W Bxoadwuy,'Nuw VorJt,
JEflflME. THE HUMQHIST,
SODN TO LECTURE HERE
Assisted By C. B. Loomis, He
Will Appear Under Auspices
of Woman's Club.
Much IntcroBt Is felt ln tho
lecture to be glven on the, eve?
nlng of . March 2glh ,? th0 youn?
Mon b Chrlstlan Association Hall. under
n?,ZP7i,0f C,U! ^'omnn; Club by tho
ihn ?m V m,m"r,st**. Jcromb K. Joromo.
yiZrrZ -m? T,stp'1 by Chnrles Buttoll
wmm, ? h?. h?!,r of th0 l"clure- whlcli
wlll be open to thc publlc. is 8:30 o'clock.
Tho Amerlcan tour of Mr. Joromo hns
proved a verltablo ovntlon. Openlng ut
tho Emplre Theutre, ln N.,w York on
October 17, 1905, ho ls making a tour of
nll the Inrgo Amcrlcnn jltles, and ono
after another has cupltulnte<i to hls wlt
and drollory. Colufnns hnve been wrlt?
ten In cnthusln3tlc prnlse of hls porform
JEROME K. JEROKE.
nnce, nnd that the doslro to Bee the dls
tlngulshed humorlst, dmmatlst nnd Jour
nallst Is genonil Is proven by th." onor
mous nudloncos whlch hnve cverywhoro
greeted hlm.
Joromo K. Joromo attulned success only
after dlscourngomonts which won'd havo
crushed a less rcsolutc man. Hc has ex
perlmented wlth no.irly nll profosslons,
havlng boon In sUccesslon durlng hls
early years nn actor. a clork. a stonogra
pher. a reporter. nn odltor, nnd flnally
he discovered hls vooatlon as nn author
and plrvvwright. In tho edltorlal chalr
he founded, In conjunction wlth Robort
Bnrr, Tho Idlor, nnd ho was also tho
orlglnator of To-Dny. H<> found. how?
ever. too much respbnslblllty ln thc grlnd
of an odltor. nnd In a desire to ho fre?
of London's fogs. ho gradually Jropped
Journnllsm to keop to lltemturo alone.
Mr. Charles Battoll Loomis ls knowt
by hls books and his humorous contr!?
butlons to the mngazlnos, new.^rpers
nnd porlotllcnU havo mndo hls work a
housohold remedy for mentnl deprossion
nnd nll such klndrod nllmonts. As an
entertnlnor, Mr. Loomis Is unlque.
OYSTER BILL PASSED.
Maryland Senate Takes Final Ac
tion on Measure.
(Speclal to The Tlmns-Dlspatch.)
ANNAPOLIS. MD? Mnrch 14.?As fai
as the Senate ls concerncd the long-con
tlmiod and hltter contest for intolllgent
oyster legislatlon onded to-day by tho
pas.sage of the modlfted Hamun bill Intro?
duced bv Mr. Llnthlcum.
Of course. the blll mny come un ln the
Senate ngnln If the Houso should nmend
lt, but the present bopo nnd expectatlon !s
that lt wlll bo passed by the House as it
comes from tho Sonnto.
Tho blll passed the Senntn wlth only one
dlssontlng vote, that of Senator Orlftlth,
of Cnlvcrt. who stood out agalnst lt to tho
last. os James and Jambros wltbstood
Moses. And thls is a strnnge ns, of
all the counties In tho Stato. nono wlll
proflt by the possage of thls blll moro
than Calvert, whlch hns a vast nroa ?f
the flnest plantlng ground in the world.
tho stretch alon*; the hny shore, which
Is now compnratlvely unproductive.
? -??
Richmonders in New York.'
(Speclnl to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK. Mnrch 14.?Enrllngton, S.
P* Owens; Albcrt, I. Thnlhelmer.
Why Suffer
WifhYour Eyes?
Charles Lincoln Smith Will
Continue to Receive at the
Murphy Hotel Annex a
Short Time Longer.
If you havo blurrlng, dlzzlness, neural
gla headache, spots beforo the eyes, ln
ftammatlons, granulatlon, wlnging. tremb
Ilng speiis, catnrnct, ournlng nnd smart
Ing of tho eyes. vnrlous nervous nnd
braln affectlons, entnillng not only posl
tlve lnjury to the slght, but untold mls
ery, call lmmedlately.
Charles Llnbolri Srolch, tbe woil Itnown'
"j-Tow York optomltlst, is at Murphy's
Hotel Annox, prlvate rooms Nos. 156 and
158: Consultatlon absolutely free thls
week. Elghth' Street entrnnce. Take ele?
vntor. ' " ?
Ofllce hours; 10 A. M, to' i V, U.