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WANT
ONE CENT A AVORD,
JLait anb Jfounli.^__
LOST, OH ' VIRST ' KTUEl .'1'"T-U.--.
nbout ;!:i", vi'Htci-ilay, a purse, eon
tiiliilng only '? taw eenl_, a card and
some recelpt-. Ito ward If returned to
Till! TIlllOH-lJlHplltcIl,
LOST, APRIL 23, BETWEEN V.nIO.n
doodl ond Second nnd Clay, an agato
iilti, with gold lilll. Reward If rn
tiiitud to ,13 Nortii Second. 'Phone
5073,
FOUND, ANc'lOKA CAT; OWNER CA_.
hnve liy Idcntirylng. lOfi East Oraco
.Street. _
-S;elp Wm\x&> iflale.
LABORERS WANTKU AT THK RICIl
liiond Giinno Coiiipany'H WOl'Ka, Oll
thn ilvei, just below Chesapeako aml
Uhlu Railway, l-'ulton y'nrda.
AVANTKU, 'l-'Olt U. S. ARM *. ABLE
bodled, uiiiiiiurleil men, between
ages of ls nnd 35; citizens of tne
Unlted Statoti. of good cliaracter aml
temperate iiabltis, who ean speak,
rea. and wrlte Kngllsh. Men want?
ed now for BOrvlCC In Cuba and tlie
Pniltppines. i-'ur iiifotiiiiitluii apply lo
I'l-'CKUITING OFFICER, 8-0 Knm
Broed Street, Rlchmutid, Va.; 133
bvi-nmoro Street, Petersburg, Va., or
Columbla Buildlng, t_t.ui.iy Street.
Noi'lolk, A'a.
.VANTKH, MEN TO LEARN BA'U'i-.i.
trade; now system; nnly few woek*
reqtilred; wages nfter rir.-t montn;
*i3 to |_o weekly guaranteed wben
tlirough. AVntc for free catalogue.
MOLER'S BARBER COLLEOE, 1*07
Bowcry, New Vork Clty._
WANTED, I'lVI-; FIRST-CLASS R.SUR
ance Holleitors to sell tho best lieallh
and accldbnt proposltlons on the mar?
ket; good plnco for producers; .-call
between 8 and 0 o'< lock, room .10,
American Natlonal Rank Building.
AVANTED, REGlSfERED^'OR KKGIS
tered asslstant pharmaclst; ean uso
a man at once. Apply witli rofer
oncc, Box 74K, Norfolk, Va.
$,', pki: .veek "ani* tkavkT-InTj
expenses pald by rellatflo liouse to
salesmen to visit dealers. Experl?
enee unnecessary. PURITY CO.,
Clilcafto. _
AVANTKU. A'f'ONCt-, ~AN ilONKS'f
?lulc-k atul reliable boy. about flf?
teen years of age; imt afrabl of
work. Reference is requlred. Ad?
dress w. p.. ..iie Timcs-Dlspatch.
AVANTKU. IMMHDIATKLY. DRI.U
clerk, reglstered or reglstered as
fclKt.int, Applv Wlth refereni-cH lo
ATKlNS __. ARClll-R, Blackstone,' Va.
jE)_lp WLanttu, Jf emale.
WANTED, STENOGRAPHER TOR
two hours dally, 4 to 6; must he
e-perlencod; Ollver rnacblne; glve
telephone number; 13 per week. Hux
803.
AVANTKU, TAVO" GOOD "bADY CAN*
vassers lo call on local housekeep
ers on salary. Call at Davls Hotel.
Main Street, clty, between s and o
A. M. Ask for Mr. BENNETT.
SODA GIRLS WANTED AT GUTH'S,
30. East Broad Street.
rhitmtions JSLVLmttb, Jfemale.
AVANTKU. A POSITION AS STE
nograpber ln tho mountains of .'Ir?
glnia for the summer. by a young
lady Wlth four years' experlenee, now
omploycd. I'ef<-r.mc furnlshed. Ad?
dress Box 293, Rlchmond, Va-.
WANTED, POSITION AS COO-C. "OR
work by day. Address 1222 St. James
Htrei t. Apply at lu o'clock.
_e>ol._i_o__. anli __j>alt__mcn.
CIOAR SALESMAN WANTED; Ex?
perlenee unnecessary; .100 pc-r month
and expenses. PEERLESS CIGAt:
CO.. Toledo, Ohlo.
agents W&antzo.
AVE WANT RELIABLE MEN EVERY
wliere to liandlu our good.--. Everv
woman buys on sight; capltal un?
necessary; wc trust you; wrlto to?
day. BATAVIA MERCKANDISING
CO., Look Box ]. 86L Batavla. N. Y.
V'AUL LAURENCE DUNBAR. WORLD'S
greatest negro poet. Is dead. Our
now book. bis "Life and Works." sells
llke HglilnliiK. Agents wrltes ho
makes $30 dally. Write nulck for
'free outflt and terms. NICtlOLS _t
CO? Napervllle, III.
AGENTS. MAKK $. A~ DA Y ."sEA'KN
fast sellcrs; hig new lllustrated cata?
logue and samples free. W.AI.
BLANCHARD & CO.. 1*. O. Box 106;
Brocktou, Mass.
l.- . ? _ .... ... ._a
i_iu_.inE_)_. -?pportunitics.
Ol'R COMPANY HAS BEEN" OPER
atlng ln real estate iu Washlngton
aml viclnlty for elglil years, and
we now own productlve property
worth nbout $500,000. In tlie expan
slon of our business we will operate
extenslvely ln A'irginia, and will need
a good A'irglnla man wlth business
qualittca'.lons or knowledge of Vlr?
ginia people and affalrs. The right
man, With $5,00.0 to $10,000 capital,
ean joln us here ln thls work wllh
good proflt and guaranteed Income.
Iteft-renco requlred. For particulars
address AMERICAN REALTY COM?
PANV, AVashlngton. D. C._
Money" aa'anted.?-Clo'an i_Tf~$27oo,
for flvo years.on property worth at
least Stl.OOO In a A'irginla town; will
glvo 7 per cent. and pay Interest
' every slx months. Address KAL-'
LEE-ON, care Tlmes-Dlspatch, Rich
. mond, A'a. _
fO PER - C EN T. NET INA*ES*_TiE>Tt.
strictly modern apartment house ln
the most select part of the clty, a
number one bullcting, and less than
two years old; price, $50,000. For
full Information, . address V.M. A.
POLLARD. Norfolk, JVa_._
AGENTS* BON._J._-A.?AUTO TiA_E
saver, repalr klt; easlly carrled in
? pocket; every automobllo owner buys
at sight; any hustler can earn $15 a
day. AVrite to-day. S. S. BROOKE,
JR., Box IT .1, Roanoke, Va.
NICE.'- LITTLE ~GR0CERY~~BUSIN ESS
for sale clioap; $335. MEREDITH
& COOKE, Commonwealth Bank
_ Buildlng,
.AA'ANTED, "TO BORROAV $loT0O0 TO
$35,000 oii good collateral security.
Address, wlth terms, J 500, eare
Tlmes-Dlspatch.
.VV-VNTED, SILENT OR ACTrVE BUSI
noss partner with $7,000. Address
_ S. X., eare Tlrnes-DIspatch.
^oulti^?*^cfanFi|bc^toch.
tiOXxf "iS THE TIME TO" HATCH
brollors and wlnter layers; we sell
Charfes A. Cypher's "Model" Incu
bators and brooders at factory prlcos,
f. o. b. Rlclimond. Free cataloguo
and feed circular. AV. J. TODD, Rlch?
mond, Va.
rOR~SA-_E7"A" YOUNG MARE, NOT
qulte slx years old; sound, gentlo and
not afraid of anythlng; very fast, but
lias never boen tralned. Owner
away from clty reason for selllng.
Address D. R. CREECY, JR? 3.7
Aniorlcan Banft Buildlng, olty.
rrREEi .'1QO. PACKAGE "cbNK13YrS
lice powder nnel 25e. poultry book.
BHng ad. to AVALTER J. TODD, No.
426 North Slxth, Rlchmond.
jEUal Cstatc Maittcft. r
*?.rANTED?.TO.-RB-_T. AS SMALL ItOUSl.
ui* flat for ipan and wife, sltutileil
west of Foiirtli Streot and between
Graco und Cary, or West End. Would
tako cure of houso for summer
muiitlis. Roferouces. Address C 513,
caro Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WANTED. "VACANT LOTS ' IN "WEST
End. P. O. Box 833
fflillimxg.
iHOAVING NEW SPRING MODJBLS IN
pattern hats, ready trlmmed hats,
untrlmmed shapes; also now line of
! spring suits and roadymade gurments,
MRS. JULIUS BEAR, 1123 Eaat M.in
> Straat
ONB CENT A WORD.
jStoartring.^
TRANSIENTS, FOR '50 CVN'f^CAN
?et clean, comfortable hod centrally
located ln refined nelghborhood; ex?
cellent meais served next door. old
Vlrglnla style, 25 cents ench. No.
1C02 East Clay. 'Phone 4928-L.
WANTKD, TWO OBNTLEM BN HOA IH ?
or_ iu a Hcicct home; .bath on ench
lloor; cool anrl comfortablo ln siim
tner; furnnco hoat ln wlnter. 1103
Ofove Avenuo. Telnphnne 3100.
WA NTED, PEHMAN ENT~ A Nl>~ TRAN
?<lent boardors at THE I.URAY, 403
' East Maln Street; excellent tablo;
nlco rooms. _
THE W1LIJER, 518 ~NORTH NINTH
Street; ncv.iy furnished: all con
vonlences; terms reaBonablo.
WANTKI i. l'ERMAN ENT. TRANSIENT
boarders; singlo and doublo rooms,
307 East Muln Stroet. _
&oom0 for Bent.
FOR RENT, A FURNISHED ROO.M
Wlth hath, tOlephonO, OlOCtrlc liKtit.-=;
inorleriitc price; Mav Int to October
lst. TIIE CILESTERFIi-LD, 900 West
Franklln.
1 -'UR RENT "THREE NICE CONNECT
ing rooms nn second lloor, \vith or
wiihoiit board, ftirnnflied or unfur
nlshad. Apply 103 East Main Streot.
FURNISHED ROOMS. HOT WATER
telephone; meais ~ served. 700 Ea?l
Marshall Streot.
FURNISHED. IIEATED ROOMS FOF
gentlemen, at 719 East Graco Street
?oom_. QManttti.
WANTED, HY YOUNG MAN FURNISH
er or unfurnlshed room, wlth hatn
close ln: apartment houso or flat
preforrod. Address. stattng prlco,
_ .1 107. care Tlmes-Dlspatch._
Jflats Jfor ?ent.
UNEXPIRBL LEASE IN VIRGINIA
Buildlng, Flfth aml Maln Streets
Wlll rent cheap. Apply V. B. SIIEL
BURNE, Twelfth and Canal Streets
CENTRALLY" LOCATED" FXVE-ROI ).M
socond floor flat for rent; unexpire<
lease. Address il -116, care Times
Dispatch.
Tll REE FURNISHED SECOND-FLOO
rooms -ind bath; Grace Htreet. BO>
4"i4. city,
&eal (Estate for ifealev
l-'OR 8ALE.,2,000,000 FEET OF FINE
tlmber", somo oak, mostly plne, largr
second growth, near rallroad, sixt>
mlles frofn Itlchmond; price, *?3,-Uii
terms very easy; also ono sawmlll. it
operation at present on this tlmber
three new wagons, nlne (9i mule:
und other accessories: price for all
Including timber, $4.50(1. Wlll sel
sepurately or as wnole, as oivnn
deslres lo retlre from the busines:
on account of old age. Address l:
?lii. care Tirnes-Dispatch.
FOR SALE, FOUR DETACHEDDW J_J_.
Imgs, wlth latest Improvements; just
thlnk of a dcllghtful new home near
Chlmborazo Park; seven and elgnt
rooms. Prices rlght: terms. too. -08
North Thlrty-third Street.
A PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVTICOT.
tage, with eleven rooms. for rent oi
sale: located Virginia Beach. Foi
particulars wrlte 1_ R. BRITT. 22i
Seaboard Bank Buildlng, Norfolk. Va
POR SALE. OR WOULD TAKE I>
exchange as part payment a deslr
able residence property, for goo<
paying interest ln a thrlfty piorlds
orange gr< ve. Address J 490, can
Tlmes-Dlspatch.
FO R SA LE, " ON E ffUNDRED AXL
slxty-flve million feet standing tim
ber, twenty-three thousand acre:
Und anrl town property. T. D
BI'.AGG, Victorla. Va.
FA"RM?.~~AND~ TLMBER~1_ANDS AT
lowest prices on easy terms; great?
est bargains In Vlrglnla. Wrlte foi
catalogue. Address ELA.M, Charloties
vllle. Va.
FOR SALE. ELEGANT GINTER PARK
house and lot; cheap to quick buyer
MEREDITH & COOKE. Common
wealth Bank Building._
FOR SALE. GINTER PARK LOT AT _?
bargaln; Chamberlavne Avenue
MErtEDlTH & COOKE, Common
wealth Bank 3ullding.
?eal ?state for ftent.
OFFICE I'OIt RENT CHEAP. INCLUD
Ing liKht, water, heat and Janitor at
tention; ground floor, corner; largi
wlndows for display signs. Applj
600 East Maln Street. ?
FOR RENT, SIX ROOMS AND BATH
also good dry basement; must bi
taken Mny lst; ln splendid repair
$-5 a month. Apply 112 South Fourtl
Streel.
A EOURT E EN-Rt^OM~H6uSE, WITI
all modern Improvements; splendh
locatlon for a boarding house. 30
East Maln Street.
FOR RENT. STORE ROOM, FORBAtt
ber shop and bobt-black stand. Pos
sesslon May lat. DAVIS' HOTEL,'OP
posite Main Street Station.
A FOURTEEN-ROOM HOUSE, WITP
all modern improvements; splenoir
location for a hoardlng-house. Appl<
307 East Maln Street.
HALF BROAD STREET STORE; BESr
retall loc&Ilty; low rent. Addres
E 433. care Tlmes-Dispatch.
iperaortate.
SPECIAL PRICES IN SILKS A\f
Pongee Suits, 3-piecc suits, $45. Thes
suits are made of the very bes
quality pongee, llned wlth sllk. mad
ln the latest style, and guarantee.
a perfect IU," for $45. I also mak
shlrtwaist suits at very reasonabl
prices. For shlrtwaist suits or sep
arate shlrtwaist you can furnlsl
your own material if you profer. Al
GOLDSTEIN, Tlio Ladies' Tallor, 21
North Fifth Street.
Westover** rubber roofini
carrled ln four thlcknesses, is su
perlor to almost every brand oi
thls market. Get a sample of it bo
fore placing your orders. Specifj
"Westover" rubber roofing to you:
dealer and patronlze home lndustry
TIIE .WESTOVER PAPER CO., Rlch
moVid', Va._
EVERY 'DEPOSITOR IN A BANK I
equally entltled to the greatest se
curlty and tho best service. THI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP RICH
MOND, VA., undoubtedly affords botl
and lnvltes accounts from all classe
needing tho facllltleB of a strong
large, courteous bank. Assots, $9,
000,000.00. Organlzed Aprll, 1865.
FARL6R"^uTfS~6D~D CHAIRS ANI
couches recovered and reupholsterei
llke new; sllp covers made and mat
tressos renovated; for cash or oi
easy payments. No chargo for estl
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SON
Adams nnd Broad _Street.a_
DON'T 'YOU, WANT .A CORSET THA"
imparts stylo, glves comfort and pro
motes health? Made to order for an
figure und guaranteed. THE CORSE'
SHOP, 317 North Flfth Street, Mn
A. ,T.' 'Pyle._
JUST GOT IN CAR ' OF GOODS. SE1
us for prompt service. BRISTOW
_ WORSHAM CO.. 1417_East_Maln. _
ASK YQUR. GROCJ3R FOR SMITH
flold sausago. It ts the best._
KUMAN f-IAIRV BOUGHT AND SOL1
at HUGHES'S. 209 North Thlrd Stree
^_JCpaljuib J^oob.^^ _
NORTH CAROLINA^ QA'ICi UR PlNi
wood, half cord, $3; plne slabs, $2.25
coal of all kinds, rmeasuremont guar
antoed, as all ot our carts have bee:
lnspocted by tlio Clty Inspector, Tr
a samplo load. 'Phone 0913, NOHTt
CAROLINA WOOD AND COAL CO
827 Brook Avanuo. ___
DRY'piNE WOOD,~jf AWED, DELIV
ered anywhere' ln Rlclimond t'or $
per cord. Address "FARMER," Bo
72. JR_, F, D- No. ftio VUita. Va.
WANT
ONE CENT A WORD.
itlifsccllautoufif.
A PERFECT SUIT!
LADIES! HAVE YOU BEEN SUCCESS
ful iu scciirlng the abovo In your
tailored garinents? l.f not, consult
us nnd bo convlnced of our cspablllty
ln rendcrlng a aull you wlll bo proud
of. Thoso who havo been successlul
wlll recolvo. tho samo ut lowrr prlCH.i
thnn any othor flrst-class tallor. OUr
workiuuiiHhlp is tlie acino of perfcc?
tion, bost materlals nro usod froni
oiltslrlo td IiihIiIo llningS. Next WOOK
our speclalty wlll lio whlte nnrl pin
Httlpo serge suits at reduced prices.
Wait and read the announcement-,
Wn respectfully sollcit your patron?
age anrl guai'iuteo perfect Entlsfac
tlon. We ronialn, very respectfullv,
LEWIS & BROWN. 202 Noi th Flr.it
Street. 'Phonu 2563.
LET US DO YOUR WORK.
HAVING THE HEST EQUIPPED RE
pair shop ln Richmond, we aro alilo
to glvo you better service than oth?
ers. nntl at prices much moro rea?
sonable;
Men's half-sole.'?c
Women's half-sole.I"*0
Children's half-sole.35c up
Best leather used. Prompt service.
Work called for and dellvered. Glvo
us a trial and be convlnced. H.
HOMll, 203 North Flfth totrcet.
'Phono 2178._
SIIOE-REPAIRING.
MEN'S HALF SOLES SEWED. 70
cents: men's half soles nailed 4u
centB; women's half soles sewed, 60
cents: women's half soles nalled, 86
conts. Best leather and best work?
manship. RICHMOND SHOE RE?
PAlRlNG CO.. 1719 East Muln Street.
*Phone_ 4j?38._?
SHOE REPAlRlNG SPECIAI*
10 CENTS REBATE ON EACH PAIR
if you .ut out this advertisement and
brlng wltli tHioes before Aprll 11th,
Men's shoes half-soled. 75c; rebated
to 65c; ladlos' shoes half-soled, 60c,
rebated to 50c Every palr sewed,
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC?
TORY. 716 East Maln JjDjeet._
UPHOLSTERING.
PARLOR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
llkq new; sllp covers made and mat
tresses renovated; for cash or on
easy payment3. 'No chargo for esti?
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SON,
Adams and Broad Streets.
"__vd7es'"_shoe" "repairing.
special reduced price if you
cut out this advertisement and send
wlth shoes. We havo a lot of small
halfsolcs on hand, sultable for ladies'
shoes. Regular price, 60c.; reduced
to 50c. sewed; nalled. 35c DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY, 716
East Maln Street.- 'Phone 2667._
~~~OPTTcIANS.
WHAT'S WRONG? IS IT YOUR EYES'.*
Probably you need glasses. Go to
Dr. H. BREITSTEIN. Tho Optician.
1*18 East Broad, and have them ex?
amined. They may be causo of your
hendaches. Consultation free.
? ,. Vv_?-.
FLY WIRE'. POULTRY WIRE.-ALL
width". screen doors and wlndows,
all sizes. See our stock before buy?
ing. ELBA HARDWARE CO._
~~ AWNINGS.
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR AWNINGS
made up now while you can Eecure
every attention and care and be ready
for the spring? H. E. COPELANU
& CO.. 108 North_ Ninth._
^iroOR'STAlNS.
STAG FLOOR STAIN IS WHAT YOU
want to make your old furniture and
floors look liko new, at DORSEI r _,
2600 Hull Street, Swansboro._
UPHOLS'fERiN(_?AND MATTRESSES.
LEVY MAKES SLIR COVERS. RE
pairs and pollshes furniture. Phone
1036, 425 West Broad._
"_UMMER_NECE3SITIES.
HAMMOCKS. LAWN SWINGS AND
lawn mowers, ice-cream freezers and
other things for the home, at DOR
SETT'S, 2600 Hull Street, SWans
b o r o._
FLORIST.
POTTED PLANTS, CUT FLOWERS AT
reduced prices. Funeral designs, $1
to $3. M. A. JVHITTY._
STORAGE.
CLEAN, DRY STORAGE DEPART
ment at TOMPKINS. 207 West Broad.
OIL STOVES.
I CAN GIVE YOU A THREE-BURNER
Perfcction oll stove, wlth oven, for
$11: two-burner, wltli oven, $9. DOR
SETT, 2600 Hull Street, Swansboro.
Jlottcesf.
LAl-^HANCFr"*Tl^GrET BARGAINS
ln good liquors and wlnes at very low
prices, ns 1 wlll be compelled to close
them out by tho lst of May; hall
pint bottles, sealed goods, 15c; quarts,
reduced to 45e. Dlfferent kinds ot
good old wlnes for ISc. per quart. 1
wlll eontlnue my restaurant and
lunch counter as usual, wlth the
additlon of a stock of fine contec
tioneries, fruits, clgars, tobaccos, <?c.
EUGENE MAGNANI, 1200 East Cars
Street. corner Twelfth._
EVERY DEPOSITOR IN A BANK IS
equally entltled to the greatest se
curlty and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH?
MOND, VA., undoubtedly affords both,
and lnvltes accounts from all classes
needing the facllitles of a strong,
large, courteous bank. Assets, >?,
000,000.00. Organlzed Aprll. 1865._
post-cardIexchange. send" ioc.
and your name ancl address aild re?
ceive post cards from all over the
United States, and also wlll send you
names of boys and glr.ls wlio wish to
exchange post cards. S. M. GOU
LADAY CO., Buffalo Statlon.JVn.
GIVE" US^A." TRIAL ON"y6uR BUGGY
or surrey, palnting, repairing and
rubber tlre work; all work done
promptly. T. H. DUKE & CO., 804
Brook Avenue.
v7ANlrFn5,~'llTE~^^?LTc TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS., Jewelers, 912
East Maln Street, buy, sell, oxohanga
and remoutit dtamonds ln the latest
styles. Old gold and sllver taken ln
exchange._?_._
YOU~WANT THE BEST DYEING, THE
best cleaning, tho best carpet clean?
ing, the best carpet dyelng; all to
be had at Mrs. A. J. PYLE'S, 315
North Flfth Street.
LET US HAVE YOUR WAGON BE
foro It comes down. It wlll cost
you less to repair lt. Work prompt?
ly done. BRISTOW-WORSHAM CO?
1600 E. Franklln._
WANTEDr~COIJTS AND HORSES TO
graze on Newcastlo farm, at $2 por
month; splendid grazlng. Apply to
XV. E. LYNC1T, Old Church P. O.,
Hanover Co., Va._._
R06i-Tng"DiON"eT~"$2 SQUARE; TEN
years' guarantee firo proof*. THE IN
TERNATIONAL ROOFING CO? lr
wln,'_ya, __
LA WN >. MOWE RS ""flll ARPENED AND
repalred equttl to new. JOF, BICK
EHSTAFF. 1811 East Main Streot.
Mlanteo.
FURNITURE WANTED; HIGHEST
cash prlco pald for furniture, carpets,
&c. If you want to sell, 'phone
1900._
WANTED,. TO~ UENT DYEING. AND
cleaning business stand, estahlislioti
business or wlll hlre .good nuiji foi"
samo. 1201 AVesl Main Stroot. '
WANTED^ TO BUYT HOitbEHOLD
goods ln any quantity. Call 'phono
assi.
Jfor __s>ale.
f'OIl SALE, A KIRHT-C1.AS.S. 8TIFF
muil brlck plant, nt Lnwreni eville,
Vn., on Southern Railway, linlf-wuy
between Norfolk, Va., und Danvllle,
A'n.; Steele'B niiiclilnery; loO-liorsc
powor boiler.. nnd engine; up-drnft
l'llns wlth gratt'H for buniltig coal:
capacity, 35,000 per day; IS acres of
clay land. National dry klln, erected
spring of 1.07, wlth transfer system
nnd full compleiueiil of cars; ull ln
good condition aml ln .hIi.i|.n for
ready operatlon. -Kuil particulars on
appllcation to WALTER C. ARCHER,
305 Withers Bldg.. Norfolk, Va.
VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY FOR
sale quick; iilso ntce clean atock ol
goods lind fixtures, sltualod ln on.
of tlio best Iowiib ln the Stato; large,
AVeil-llglitod store room; good llvlng
rooms upslalrs; good guiden und
somo :imall frult comlng ln; good
wetl water; best locatlon in town;
doing a paylng buslnet*., but bavu
best rea'Jons for quick salo. Address
No. 23, caro Tlmes-Dlspatch. $3,000
net prollt In slx rnonths.
AVANTKU, TO SELL FIRST -ci.A^n
liolHllng engine and boiler, reversil.le
double eyllndor engine, boiler and en
glne, about flfteen-horse power;
good as new; prlce, $450; 1-3 cash,
balanee threo months' tlme: satis?
factory note. Address H -111, care
Tlmes-Dlspatch.
M. GOLDSTEIN, THE LADIES' TAIL
or, 210 North Flfth Street. Is mak?
lng suits ut $35. aml has a largo va?
rlety of patterns to select from. He
guarantces perfect satlsfactlon.
BUY YOUR BUGGY OR SURREX
whero quality Is evldent ln every
partlcular; some vehicles look llko
u picture, but wear llke a tlntype.
See our stock of all styles for a
little money. A. MEYER'S SONS, 120
South Elghth Street. _
KOR HALE. GASOLENE LAUNCH, 32
feet long, 7 1-2 feet wltln, 2 1-3
feet draft; full catoin forward; u>
horse power engine; one year old;
rug $1 SoO: good as new: wlll take
$75n. L. F. HOBBS, Box 4S3, Nor?
folk, A'a. _
BARBER SHOP FOR .SALE: THREE
chair. flrst-class sliop aud well lo?
cated; four huiidred; one-lhlrd cash:
rest easy terms. Address .1. N.
SMTYTH, 409 Slxth Street, South
e.npt, Roanoke, A'a. Not a barber lf
why want to sell.
FOR SALE,* ONE..WAGON, SUITABJ-iH
for carpenter, $50: one second-hanc
phaeton, $75; one runabout, $30; one
top buggy, $20; one second surrey
$85. T. H. DUKE & CO., S04 Brook
Avenue. New 'phone 2934.
HAVE YOUR CAR1UAGES"A-*^D"!vAG
ons palnted, repairod and rubber tlre
work promptly done by RICHARD?
SON BROS., 615 Brook Avenue.
'Phone 1467._
SEE US ABOUT OUR GROCERY WA*
gons. single and double trucks. "Out
own make." AA*e can glve you wha>
you want. BRISTOW-AVORSHA>
CO., 1417 E. Main.
$76 . WILL- BUY" A'- RUBB E lf-TIREL
surrey: $65 wlll buy a dalry wagon
$75 wlll buy a bakery wagon: $4"
Wlll buv a llght phaeton. RICHARD?
SON BROS., 615 Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE,"CASH REGISTER; COS'l
$350; wlll sell at a sacrifice; can bi
'.seen at N'o. 9 South Elghth Street
at McGRAAV-YARBROUGH CO._
FOR SALE, CHOICE CHRYSANTHE:
mum plants: wlll bloom profusely Ir
early fall: 50 cents dozen. 'Phont
1421-L._
SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND BOIL
ers from flve to loo-horsepower; al
guaranteed. I. BLUFORD & CO., 153
_East Cary._
AVANTED, TO SELL FOR $35 CASH
one handsonie quartered oak book
case, good as new. Can be seen a
21 North Harrlson Street._
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
sash, bllnds, doors; ynrds coverlnf
ten acres. WOODWARD & SON
Rlchmond, Va._
FOR - SALEi\ WAGONS, ** SURREY A N1
buggles that wlll sult you. Prlce:
rlght. 804 Brook Avenue._
FdR"SALE, 500 PaTi.~RA_-L-BEARIN'
skates. $1.25 a pair. TOMPKLNS
207 AVest Broad.
___>ea._b ^roposfal^_
^NOTICE \o" BUILD ERS.
Sealed proposals wlll be recelved uj
to 0 o'clock A. M.. May 4, 1908, for thi
erection of a combined brlck class
room and dormltory building on tlu
grounds of the A'irglnla Normal ani
Industrlal Instltute. Petersburg. A'a
Drawlngs and speclficatlons may b
seen at, my office, and copies of sam.
procured from Major Harrlson AA'aite
Arehltect, Mcllwalne Building. Feters
burg. A'a. Address proposals to the un
derslgned. marked plalnly "Proposal
for A'irginia Normal and Industrlal ln
JOHN D. WATKINS,
Secretary Board of A'isitors,
Ar. N. & I. I., Petersburg, Ara.
_ BIDS WANTED.
Plans and speclficatlons for Inflrmar
at the Western State Hospltal, Staun
ton, A'a., two stories hlgh, capacity o
each floor forty patlents; ten singl
rrooms, one bath-room, one clothes
room, ono attendant's room, ono recep
tlon-room, one dlning-room and on
-water closet on each floor.
To draw the plans it wlll bo neces
sary for the arehltect to see tho loca
tlon of the building.
For further particulars applv to
DR. J. S. DE JARNETTE,
Superlntendent;
W. H. I.ANDES,
Dlrector;
Committee.
OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMASTE1
Newport News, Xra,, April 15, 1908.
S'ealed proposals (in triplicate) for fur
nlshlng 3,700 tons of onts and 4,40
tons of hay wlll be recelved at thi,
office untll 11 o'clock A. M. (Easter;
timo), May 14, 190S. Full InCorniatloi
and blanks furnlshed on iippllcatior
F. A. GRANT, Captaln Quartermastei
U. S. A.
-UMbftenU. _0oticc_..
ImA'IDEI-Td NOTICE."
The Board of Directors of the Rlch
mond. Fredericksburg nnd Potoma
Railroad Company has declared a divl
dend of four nnd a half dollars ($4.50
a sluire upon Its guaranteed stock
pnyablo May 1, 190S.
Transfer books will bo closed fron
Aprll 27th to May lst, both Ineluslve
Chocks wlll be malled to all hold
ers. The undersigned should bo notl
ficd of chango of post-offlce. address.
' D. K. KELLOGG.
Asslstant Treasurer.
?????-???-??. .?
.* Troasurer's Offlce,
Rlohmond, Vn... April 22, 1908.
DIV1DEND NOTICE.
The Board of Directors of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg anel Potoma
and Rlclimond anil Pelorsburg Rallroai
Connectlon Company hns declared i
scml-annual dlvldend of flvo dollar
($5) a share upon its capltal stock
pavablo Mnv 1. 1908.
Transfer books wlll be closed fron
April 26th to May lst, hoth Ineluslve.
Checks wlll bo malled to all bold
ors. The undersigned should bo notl
fled of chango of post-offlce address.
D. K. KELLOGG,
Asslstant Treasurer.
Atlantic Coast Lino Rallroad Co.,
Offleo of the Treasurer,
Wllmington, N. C, Aprll 18, 1908.
Tho Board of Directors of tho Allan
tlo Coast Llno Rallroad Company ha
declared two per cent, inlorost on th
Certlflcates of Indebtness of that cotn
pany, payable at tho offlce of tho Treas
uror, at AVilmlngton, N. C, on and atto
May 1, 1908. Tho transfer hooks ar
closed from tho 13th day of April
1908, to tho lst day of May, 1008, botl
dates ineluslve,
JAMES F. POST.
i _*reasu-.er.
.;?.
t
FROM ALL POINTS
C. find O. Will Sell Sunday Ex?
cursion Tickets?N. .ind \V.
to Follow in .May.
SEABOARD IS AFTER FIGURES
X. and W. Declares Common
Stock Dividend?Chesapeake
and Western Stock Sold.
Announcement wns made yesterday
by tbe general passenger agent of tbc
Chesapeake and Ohlo Rallway to the
effect tliat beglnnlng about Mny loth
tho usual summer excursion rates wlll
bo put on from Richmond to seftgldc
resorts, the figures belng practlcally
the samo as thoso granted heretoforc.
Although the Norfolk nnd Western hns
made no announcement as yet, lt ls gen?
erally known that thls road wlll come
In on tbe samo luisls. Wlth thc two
cent fnro thero wlll be llttle occaslon
fur specinl week-end oxcurslon rates.
TIckOtS, however, wlll be sold wlth
a flnal llmlt of October 31st. wlth con?
venlent stop-over prlvileges. The
question of special Sunday trains lias
been a 11 vo issue ln Vlrglnla for the
past slx months. Wlth a varlety of
oplnlon from dlfferent people.
Norfolk mn! Western Dlvldend.
Dlspatches from New York last nlg'it
stated that at a meetlng of ihe dlrec?
tors of the Norfolk nnd Western Rall?
way, held ln that clty yesterday, a,
seml-annual dlvldend of 2 per cent. on
tho common stock was declared. Thls
ls a reductlon of half of one per ccnt.
of the dlvldent of the prevlous slx
months.
Scnbonril After FlKiiren.
For 'reasons not clearly understood
by the public. careful and thorough ln
Bpectloils hnve been made of the Sea?
board Air I.inc termlnals, the genernl
manager nnd genernl superlntendent
hnvlng called for detalled reports from
the tenuinal superlntendents?J. li.
Cllnzler. nt Savannah. and S. B. Szant
man, at Jacksonvlllo. The information
nsked for Is ns to what costs have been
Incurred slnco these two ofllclals took
chnrge, tbo number of enrs handled,
and at what expense. The pay rolls
nre also to be examined. By banker.i
nnd others this ls taken to mean n step
tcward the probable snle of the prop?
erty.
Chcanpenk* AVc-fcrn Solrt.
All the outstandlng stock anrl bond
issues of the Chesapeake Western Rall?
way Company have been sold. The
securltles were purchased by W. E. D.
Stokes, whose brother, Thomas Stokes,
has long been Interested fn the prop?
erly. The road. whlch was incorpo
rcted-under the laws of Vlrglnla. oper
atos a Mne from Brldgewater to North
Rlver Gap. a dlstance of 13.96. mlles.
lt also operates under lease the Chesa?
peake and Western Rallroad, whose
llnes run from Elkton Junction to
Eridgewater, a dlstance of twenty
seven miles. Presldent Glllesple de
clines to make any statement relatlng
tgxecutors* Motitt
^X'3CUTOR\S^"o"'riCE7
This company, havlng qualifled as
executor of the estato of John Murphy,
deceased, all persons havlng claims
against said estate are requestecl to
present them. anrl thoso indebted to
the estate .wlll please make payment,
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Executor of John Murphy.
iileettngg.
jb A STATED COMMUNTCATION OF
vy the Lodge of Strict Observance,
/W No. 207, Anclent, Free and Accept?
ed Masoncs, will bc held at the Ma?
sonic Temple. THIS (Frlday* EVENING,
Aprll 21. 190S. at 7:30 o'clock. Master
Masons in good standing are fraternal
ly invited to attend.
W. P. PETTIT.
CHAS. A. NESBITT. Master.
Secretary.
Richmond, Va., Aprll 14, 1908.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Russell Fork Coal
and Lumber Company will be held
on TUESDAY, April 28, 19u3, at 12
o'clock M.-, at the company's offlce,
Koom 7, 1103 East Maln Street, Rich?
mond, Sra. A. S. BUFORD,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond, Va., Aprll 11, 1908.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Richmond Horse
Show Assoclation wlll be held at
rooms 316-316, Mutual Building, Rich?
mond, Va., on WEDNESDAY, APRIL
29TH, 12 o'clock noon.
W. O. WARTHEN,
Secretary.
Summer Resorts*.
For L
ease
An attractlve, hlgh class modern
Seaside
Resort Hotel
Fully equipped, handsomely fur?
nished, surrounded by beautiful
grounds; ideal locatlon; great
opportunity for proper party.
Referenco required. Apply
Chas. H. Consolvo,
Norfolk, Va.
^Vachtintf air
PORTLAND-Maine
U but one of the many sports and pastimes
at thls dcllghtful Maine Coast resort.
Its Hotels, Boardlnpt Houses and Cot
? tages are excellent?cllmate Weal?-munic?
ipal equlumcnt perlect?its Harbor the
hnest on tho Atlantlc Coast?there aro
also many enjoyable short trips.
For/ret MustrattU book ond
ditaiUd information aiidretl
M. C. Rich, Sec'y Board oi Trade
40 Exchange St., Portland, Me,
SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE,
WIDU OPEN ITS BUILDINGS DURING
JlH.V AND AUGUST
for a llmlted nuiubor of boarders, Boys
avor slx yenrs of ago wlll nut be re?
celved. For terms aud resorvutlon of
rooiilfl, address Mr. W. B, DEW,
BuuliiosH Muntigor,
Sweet Brlar College. Swoet Brlar, Va,
J ? .
Headquarters for
Boys' Clothes
_s a tcrni with real .si_,nificancc avIicii appltcd to this great
department of this store. The grandest, greatest, hand
soinest line ever exhibitcd under one roof, cmbracing as
it, does the newest and best creations of the foremost'
makers, affords Rratifying sclections to the most cxacting
purchaser. Avhilst a basis of valuc-giving prcvails. whicli.
most cmpliatically places this great department in the en
viable position of headquarters for boys' apparcl.
Specials for To-Day and Saturday
Boys' $3 Double-Breasted Suits, $1.98
Boys' Double-Breasted Suits of excellent wearlng Tweeds and
CasslmercS. ln pretty effert, llght nr dark plaids and mlx- **| QQ
turen; all slzes to 17 years und good .IS values. Speclal only <bX*?fO -
Boys' $4.50 Norfolk Suits, $3.40
Boys* Fashionable Norfolk Suits, wlth Knlckerbocker Trousers.
in blg varlety brown or grny .ffrct plaids. strlpes and mlxtures; '
newest models; splondldly tallored, $4.50 value. Speclal, |j?0 At\
oni*v.?M.40
Boys' $5 Blue Serge Suits, $3.40
Boys' Blue Serge Double-Brensto-i Suits, in all slzes to 17 years,
made froni strictly pure wool dnrk navy blue serge of warranted
color: superbly tallored. sewn throughout wlth sllk; uti- Ao J|Y
denlably *5 value. Speclal, only.'?b-J?-'fU
Children's $5 Novelty Suits, $3.95
Children*.. Hlgh Class Novelty Kuits, Russian or Sailor Blouso
styles, ln blg assortment of blue sergos or fancy fabrics: - newest*
models, rlchiy trlmmed and flnlslied; unsurpassed $.1 value. jftt\ AfV
Speclal, only . .. tbti.yj
Boys' $4 Double-Breasted Suits, $2.90
Boys' Double-Breasted Suits of strictly puro wool Cassimereg and
Tweeds, in a wide range of neat effects ot fancy plaids and stripes;
superbly tailored nnd cuual to suits priced at .4 at most An t\[\
places. Speclal, only . _h__<i??/U
In Boys' and Children's High-Class Apparel
Our displays are slmply magnificont. and assortmeuts practlcally In
exhaustlble. Style upon style of Norfolk Suits, In box plalt, yoke or
plaln double-breasted fashion, wlth belt; style upon style of nmnly
double-lireiiRted Suits. wlth plaln bottom trouser..; style upon style
of littlo fellows' Novelty Suits, In Russian or Suilor Blouso styles;
in rlehest fancy pattern AVorsteds, Casslmorcs, Tweeds and Chevlots
ns well fls solld navy blue. brown, tan or royal serges. Every gar?
ment a gem of Juvenlle-fashion and unmatchable in value d?P* flA
at .110.00, -.-.OO, 9S.50, $8.00, $7.50, $0.01) and. _JK)?UU
Burk & Company,
1003 East Main Street
to tho salo of the company's securltles.
Trafflc nt Lo*r Ebb.
According to the New York Commer?
cial, recent advices from Important
polnts along the llne of the NorfolV
and AVestern do not hold out much hopi
of early improvement ln trafflc condl?
tlons. The westbound coal traftlt
holds up satlsfactorlly, but ln almosi
every other respect the business ot tlu
road ls at a low ebb. The eastboun.
coal trafflc and tlie tonnago of coke, on:
and lumber contlnue small, while the
volume of genoral merchandise movlng
ls least satisfactory of all.
Tho elaborate program of reconstruc?
tlon and lmprovement whlch the Nor?
folk and AVestern entered upon over o
year ago Is stlll belng carrled on, but
much more slowly than before the pres?
ent depression began. The contractor.
are belng held back, and about tlu.
only nctlve work stlll going on con
slsts of borlng tunnels and Improvlng
the condition of the exlstlng track an.
roadbed. At the present rate of prog?
ress It ls estlmated that the changet
of alignment, reduction of grades ane
double-tracking ombraced ln the orlg?
lnal program wlll not be completed
Insido of another year and a half. The
directors hope, of "course, that before
that tlme elapses, lt wlll bo posslble
to restime the prosecution of the work
wlih vigor.
.VHAT-IT COST THEM.
Judge KlHinrdson and Councll Candidnte*
l-'ile Thelr Account*.
Candidates who partlelpated in the re
cent municipal primary are Itling thelr ex?
pense accounts dnlly wlth Clty Chnlrman
James B. Doherty.
Tho account of Judge D. C. Blchardsnn.
the suecessful candidnte for Mayor, nmounts
In all to .192.1-1. which Is consldernbly less
than tliat spent by Mayor McCarthy, who
was defonted. Judge Blchar'son's itemized
statement follows:
B. A. Jacob, pnrt rent Monros Hall... 5 OO
E. A. Ezoklel, '.',000 cards. 2 SO
Prlntlng lettei. liemis. S 50
En trance fee. 150 oo
500 stamped envelope.s. 10 BI
Typewrltlng . s 7.'
Part rent of Corcoran Hall. 5 oo
C. E. Plcot. 2,000 cnrds. 3 no
II. T. Ezeklel. 1,000 canls. 1 75
Totai ..132 lt
Candidates for Council mado tho follow?
ing returns: J. Randnlpli Tucker. S1T.f,Q:
\V. H. Curtls. $31.25; O. A. Marks. $39.08;
AV. A. Crenshaw, .1S.50; Cleorgo E. AATse,
.21.75.
CASE C0NTINUED
Attnruej-fl for King Declare Evidence ls
A'ery AVenk,
D, A. Klng, a pnlnter. wlio was nnesled
at lils home. No. 1)00 North Twenty-ninih
Stroet, otl Wednesday nlght by Dotootlve
'!'. J, McMahon on tlu* charge of commlttin-.
tlie assault whlch resulted in the death ot
John Curran nbout n nionth ngo, was in
tho Police Court yesterday morning nnd
luT.uieil n cbhtlnuah'ce of hla case until Aprll
3(illi. Messrs. II. M. Smlth nml Isaac Dlggs,
hib attorneys. claim that tlie susplclous clr
(?umstniK-.s wlilch lend to tho arrest nro ,by
no means sufClclent to secure a conviction.
, Meanwhll. Detective McMnlion is worklng
hi' a chain of clrcuinstnutlal evld.hoe ln
iri effort to show tlie whercubouts of Cur
an up io the tlme lie wns fiuind ln a dazed
cciidltlon nt Nlnth nml Cary Streets,' bndly
mjiiied and bearing tha marks of n pro.
longed sproe. Curran wns tulten to tho clty
hospliul, whero he dled a dny of two hitei
Wlthout regalnltig conselousuess. Klng
clalms that lie dld not know tlio liian was
iu tlie clty untll ho read ot hls death in
the papers.
MR- STERN T0 BUILD
Gets reriult to Erect Brlck Dwelling at
fjrovu Avenue nml Vlue Street,
Buildlng inspector Book Issued a permlt
yo.tonlny to Ciuy Kllls Stein for tho eree
tlou of n brlck ilwelllng nt Ihe nurt.hw.at
corner of Clrove Avenuo und Vltio t-itreotl to
cost 17,(100. Other permits were. issued ai
follows:
r. II. Hopkins, to erect detached hrlel.
storo at No. 1105 North Twenty-iltlh Stroet;
$i 700.
lt. T. Hlll. tn repnlr frnmo dwelling No,
H'OO AVest Cnl hei Ino Streot; ?125.
AV. 11. AValklns, to repalr brlck store nnd
dwelling No. 1201 West Lelgh Stroet; 16110.
M. !">? I'oytlireos, to repnlr I'n.nio dwelling
No, 10 1 Wesi luiviill Street, $9S(1,
Korlulglilly Club Meetlng.
Tho lAirtnlghtly Club hold Us regular
bl-wuokly lust night ut tlio honin Of
Ucury ... lluirison. A. largo attendance
of members llstened to John Peyton
McGulre's Interestlng paper on "Mlraclo
Plays. Moralltles and lnt'erludes."
gmusementj..
The Wednesday Club
15th Annual Music Festival
Flve Grani] Concerts.
Academy of Music May 7th, 8th, :9th
The offlce of the club will be open
at" 819 East Maln Street, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, April 23d, 24th
and 25th. from 9 A. M. to 6 P.M.,
for subscrlblng mombers to pay
thelr fees. Names wlll be llsted. and
reservo seats l.isiied. In the order ln
whlch the fees are paid. Persons
deslrlng to subscribe should do so
at once.
AGADEMY-WeekApriI20th
Matlnees "Wednesday and Saturday.
. THE GIFFEN COMPANY .
Wlll Present.
The Prisoner of Zenda
Prices?Matinee, 25c and 50c. .
Night, 25c, 60c and TSc.
Seats now selling.
BIJOU?AU Week
Mats. Mon.. Tues.. Thurs.. Sat.
CHARLES E. BLANEY OFFERS
FISKE O'HARA
IN THE MUSICAL ? IRISH PLAY.
DION O'DARE
Keith All-Star Vaudeville
TWICE DAILY
COMING NEXT WEEK.
COL'XTHSS O.LGA UOSSI, ?
Hlti AND MRS. HUGHES,".'
CHAS. NEVIXS AND COLLEGE GIRLS.
5---OTHER BIG AGTS--5
MAJESTIC THEATRE
BELL AX1) R1CHARDS,
Comt}dy Mualcnl Artlnts. ?
MISS IIU. 17V LE ROY,
The Plcanlug Soiibrettc,
The Mnjentlc Graph.
Matlnees. 2:30 and 3:30.
Nlght, 7:15. 8:15 and 9:15.
Ailtiils-ion 10 Cents.
BASEBALL
BROAD STRKET PAllK.-i
Richmond vs. Danville
Tliursilay. Aprll *_?<!J l*'rl^?y. Aprll 3-UItj
Snturilny, Aprll Soth.
GAME CALLED I P. M.
Admlssion, S.V*. Grniidwtnnil, ti*c*.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPfiN 9 A. M. TO 5 V. M.
ADMISSION, 2(0.
SATURDAY FREE.
THE DUN L oF
Atlantlc Clty, N. J.
Dlrectly ou tho beacb, Convenlent ?
ocean, plers antl all UBiunmenw. "S'ewlf
fuiiilsheil ulnco la?t neaeon. Enlariwd, ?n??
ntiUont ?8fe, ae_Un_ 800. Full orehoatr*.
llocms cn aulto wlth private batha, Euto
noan plan only. U-50 par _?y and upward*
ROI1EHT E. DEI.ANY. Proprietor.
A*. iU BOWMAN, AUnajnr,

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The times dispatch. [volume], April 24, 1908, Page 9, Image 9
About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914