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Want Ad. Rates
i
ONE CENT PER WORD
when paid in advance. No Ad.
taken for less than TEN
CENTS. _
iVO> ADS. TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN TWENTY
FIVE CENTS when phoned in
or charged at the counter.
Classification not guaranteed
after 9:30 P. M.
FOR BUSINESS CON?
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 tor
the WANT AD. MAN to call.
.tto?t ano ifounb
LOST. A SILVER MESH BAG ON
Franklin street, between Arts and I
Gruft? and Jefferson Hotel. Name of
Mrs. Brycc Stewart Hume engraved
oh Inside. Reward it returned to
1135 AVost Ave._
LOST; A GOLD SCARF PIN. C LAYER I
leaf, wiHi diamond in centre. Return |
to cashier, post-olilee. Liberal re
wa rd.
L<JST~ OR STIVA V KD. FROM 202.1
Stuart Avenue about J:.".o P. M. Tues?
day, brindle English bulldog; very
undershot jaw; weight, about. Q5
poundh; was without collar. Reward
If returned to ubove address. Any ln
fortnation greatly appreciated. 'Phone
W. J. tlORDQN; Monroe 2 It?8
LOST, STRAY KD OR STOLEN.-J BRSEY
cow. Reward if returned to South?
ern Stock Yards, 'Rhone Madison
U217.
(LCUaiitc?, Malt*
SOUTHERN auto SCHOOL. '413
ilrook Avenue, for colored students,
either day or night. Bart payment: ;
Position- secured.
T bUNGT MEJs* OF t Hl j v ER v Tl ? i Gl i -
er t calibre, flrst-clana nerve, and ver>
beet of references to become avia?
tors; once competent you can earii
large Mimr. the liest paid of all ; h -
suits; thousands' paid for a few mo
indnts In the. air. Wo give you full
instructions. We also have a school
for chauffeurs national Avia?
tion AND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
11 West Main.
c0YE fEN 31ENT EMPLOYES WANTED
?Send postal for Richmond exami?
nation schedule FRANKLIN INSTI?
TUTE, pep'i. 3S2 Dj Rochester, N.. Y.
W A N'T 'i : p; "i ;ai JO RE 11S "a t~< JAR B a i < s s
pear New Reservoir. a. W. McCLAY
<fc CO.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED-?
Average salary, 11.100. Alternate
weeks oft with full pay. Preparation
free for coming Richmond exatnlnu
tion.s. FRANK LIN INSTITUTE.
Pep*I_p. Rochester. N. Y._
WANTED. EXPERIENCED CItAU F
Ccurs with good recommendations.
Vpply Bio V.'oBt Broad at 10 A. M.
this motnlng.
IF YOU av;aNT POSITION AS F1RE
iiian. hrakerhati, electric tnotormah.
cond jetor. colored train porter, on
Virginia roads, 5'"?". to S150 month,
inclose stamp for application blank
*!><] map of new lines. Name position
you want. Hundreds put to work
without experience. BOO more wanted.
INTER. RAILWAY; Dept. A 5. In?
dianapolis. Ind.
WANT KD. un INCi' MB ER El * MAN - OR
man and W'ife to work on farm clos'>
to city, Apply ill South Seventh
Street. City. _
WANT KD. GOOD S A W Y KU; MUST
have satisfactory references; steady
position for the "right man. Address
E. .c. KTONNELL, Cumberland, Va.
W? NTEU~FOR {;. ;i;;,iS.-":y ARM Y. ? ;?"A BLE
bodled, unmarried inert, between urcs
of IS nnd 35: citizen;; of United Slates,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who ? a: speak; toad and write the
English language. For Information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE, &20 Fast
p.ro:<u St.. Richmond, Va.; 151 Sycamore
St , Petersburg, Va or Columbia Bulld
liiC.__CJrr.'.iiy St.. Norfolk. Va._
WANTED, "y> >UNG MEN ; TO ATTEND
our automobile school; day and night
Instructions, and facilities unexcelled.
We teuch j on both practice and
theory, No correspondence course,
hut by actual shop and road work.
Call :irid let us talk ii over. RICH?
MOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL, if 18
We- t Broad;
W?.vt'i :1 <"'~ NON-UNION LINOTYPE
machinist-operator. Address LINO
TYPE care T1 mcs-Dlspatch.
YOUNG MEN AS CHAUFFEURS EARN
J10O to $150 per month, and we
place every graduate as soon as com?
petent. Ours is not a cheap, hut a
thorough school. Either day or
night. Wo instruct on modern four
cylinder cars. Our school is the re
Biilt of ten years' experience, ano if
you want the best practical training,
you must come to us. Pay a part
down; the balance when von get a
position. NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
SCHOOL, 11 West Main, near Jef?
ferson Hotel.
Situation** TOanteo. jSIale.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTS Po?
sition at once. Address b 519, care
Times-Dispatch.
e x P k iTT E^TfED M?TTWITH 25
labor men wants Job in rnilrond line.
Apply to MIKE LOETTOS, 1721 East
Main, Richmond, Va.
SITUATION1 WANTED BY Y?T'NG
married man; most anything at
?which an honest living can he
earned. Address II 2$, cure Times
Dispatoh
SITUATION WANTED ? E~X p E pTt
chauffeur and nutoinoblle repairer,
white, married, desires permanent
position, either garage or private.
Address l SO, care Times-Dispatch.
J^elp 3Mante?, jFcmate.
WANTKD, FIRST-CLASS WOMAN
stenographer from Mr.rch 1, for an
out-of-town position. State age, ex?
perience, qualified tionn nnd salary
expected Address E 254. care Times
Dispatch. _ _
WANTED. A GOOD COOK. APPLY
1107 West Franklin Street.
Situations' '?uHnntt'?, ;ircm<;u.
WASHING TcT'DO AT^*! 2 1 "* W RST
Duval Street; .satisfaction guaran?
teed.
THE VIRGINIA TEACHERS' BUREAU
supplies colleges, private and public
schools with teachers of all grades.
Teachers wanted. R. W. CIMDL1N.
Manager. Woodland Heights, Rich?
mond, Va.
Jpoaroing.
MRS." c'h as. ~k. boweiVs, \ If. "e"AST
Franklin; handsomely appointed
rooms, with board; large, well-ven?
tilated dining room; opening .on Sec
ond Street. Meals by day or week.
SMALL BOARDING HOUSBr^ReASON
able rates. 1008 West Grace Street.
s e^on^dThTaTn^d alvch'inery '"c^f
of evory description bought at full
value. clarence cosby. 1523 E.
Cary St. Phone Madison 3526.
WaN1"ed" fb" purchase. A~ ~ 30
horsepowor four door touring car;
late model; must be in AI condition.
Address l 1 10. care Times-Dispatch.
WANT'kIX 11 AN I >Itl I .ls. ciroulars,
Ramplen to ilisi iMbute; good work
guaranteed. Address H, care
Timcs-lJlspalcIv,
WANTED. TO bIjV^FC?^CASH. tT??SEi
bold goods in any Quantity, Phons
Madiooc 3851.
ABSOLUTIO PURITY AND FREEDOM
front organic mutter?tlvo gallons foi l
25c?Holly Springs Llthla Water
Phono Monroe 477;_"
H. SCROSTOCK & CO., ARTISTIC LA?
DIES' TAILORS. FORMERLY AT 607 !
EAST BROAD STREETt BEG To AN?
NOUNCE THEIR OPENING AT NEW
QUARTERS. 207 NORTH FIFTH
STREET, ON TUESDAY; FEBRU?
ARY 21. WITH A COMPLETE LI NM
OF FORftIGN A N1) DOMESTIC
WOOLENS AND ADVANCE STYLES]
AT MODERN PRICES. SPECIAL
OFFER OF SLITS FOR FOUR- '
TEEN DAYS FROM DATE OF OPEN
ING. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
TO ASSURE EARLY DELIVERY;
A LI, WORK GUARANTEED. If.
SCHOST?CK & CO.. ARTISTIC LA?
DIES! TAILORS, '.'07 NORTH FIFTH
STREET. PHONE [MONROE L'lOC.
HUMAN "HAIR" BOUGHT AND SOLD
at MUGHES'S, 20ft \<.rth Third.
I POSSESS IX FOIL MAT! ON"" Wlficl i
cost me :i i"<-i t u<i??. und feel tliai I
should lot < very consumptive know
about my experience MRS. .7 M.
REYNOLDS. Central National Bank,
Columbus. O.
NOW is THE TIME to GET your
SPRING SUITS. 1 HAVE .\ per?
FECTLY new LINE OF LIGHT?
WEIGHT MATERIAL THAT I AM
marino AT A MOST REASONABLE
PRICE. and AM ABLE TO GIVE
vol THE VERY latest AD?
vanced STYLES. J. BROWN 521
WEST GRACE;
&eal estate tor g>nJ.e.
FOR kale, 63 ACRES, mostly IN
good cord wood timber; three-fourths
mile west of Stop :'.;<. Chester, oh Urn
T. w. arid Seaboard RallSvays.
Com- arid Bee inc. or address C. e;
Hawkins. Chester. Va.
CITY LOTS?TIM: CHEAPEST ON ANY
street. Name the location you want;!
we'll name the price. ELAN TON &
' CO c lllv|;EasV Malii Street. j
LIS'I Y< -1 f. ROPERT V 1 FOR SALE
and for rent with BLANTON & CO . ]
1110 East Main ty?-\. results assured, ?
TH REE LOTS SOUTHWEST CORNEft
Milton and Virginia Avenue. High
laud Park: sewerage, car lino and
park in front. Will exchange for
city property Address L 155, care
Times- Dispatch._
FOR SALE, NEW DETACHED FRAME
dwelling near Chirnborazo l ark; all
modern Improvements; right up-to
date. For terms apply 315 North
Thirty-Sixth Street.
FARMS AND. TIMBER LAND'S; OUR
new catalogue contains 100 farms
end timber lands; best bargains In
Virginia. I pay your railroad fare.
Write for free catalogue. Addresi
J R. ISLAM. Box 267. Charlottesvill?,
Va.
WE CAN PLEASE YOU: FIRST CALL
to fee us If you wish to buy, sell
rout or Insure. D. N. WALKER &
CD . Real Estate and Insurance. No.
1, Mutual Building (entrance corner
Ninth and Main)
FOR SALE. VA LI.'ABLE MILL PROP
erty at Burdettej Va;, on Virginian
Railway: an inexhaustible supply of
ghm timber in vicinity of plant; suit?
able for general manuf a etur 1 n g. ey
peeially barrels, stave-, butter dishes,
etc. Easy terms. Write THE
KTEPHENSON CO.. Zunl. Va._
CS - \ ? :r :: FA RM; WI f H " BUI LD1NGS,
$1,000; 4SI acres, with buildings.
$7,000; CO acres, some- buildings,
S 1.000: 197 acres, fine farm. 3?.000;
;"i acres on car line near city, S1.S"0
Must sell these farms quick. See
owner at once. W. C. SCHROEDER;
1301 Ens? Ma in Strict, second tioor.
FOrTTSALE, 'SMALL FARM CUT IN
parcels to suit the buyer. Also one
lot at Glnter Park- ?Lot 15. Block L,
Ha\\~thor<.?? Avenue. Apply to E. t.
I >E!TK iCN. BTOl East Main StrefeL
&t?l Estate" (MantcisT
WANTED. TO RENT A SLX,?."?SEVEN
or eight-room house: modern, in
West End; immediate possession or
March First. Address il 130* care
Timcs-Oispatch. _
WANTED. TO RENT. A NICE SISBUR
ban home (tarnished; for three sum?
mer month)?. Station B. Box 13. City.
WANTED, TO BUY; OR ;RENT SMA LI.
place near city; must be convenient
to ear line : state price ami location.
Address P. ?, Box ::<.?:>, City.
WANTED*; TO RENT o R BU y " A DE
sirable cottage on water front at
r >.-.;,n View. B tick roe or Virginia
Beach.. Address P. O. Box E'7, Rich?
mond, Va.
Seal Cstate for Bent
WE "CAN pTeASE you: Fl RST CALL
to sec uss If you wish to buy. sell,
rent or insure. D. N. WALKER &
CO.. Real Estate- and Insurance. No.
1, Mutual Building (entrance- corner
Ninth and Malnl. _
jjufn i :? vp??S?ri ?' ? tlioh '.?"M?rti.
GREA T\IST 'BARGAINS ~" E V E 1C OF?
FERED IN THIS CITY; TO BE SOLL>
BY ORDER OF THE CONSOLI?
DATED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
Twelve horses and mares, ages live
to eight years old, weighing 1,000 to
L2?0 pounds; all good, serviceable
stock, risiht out of hard work. This
is a great opportunity for farmers
that are in need of yood acclimated
horses. Also eight wagons, four
single and four double, eight sets of
wagon harness. See SUPERINTENDS
_ENT_at stable. 912 East Cary Street.
FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH
setter pup, female, eight months old:
S1?. LLEWALLAN KENNELS. R. F.
D. No. 0. Box I. City. 'Phono Madi?
son ?:.<??:.<'.
FOR SALE. ONE OF THE II AND
somest brown horses in the State;
has fine action: can road 10 miles
an hour: sale for a lady to drive;
seven years old: 15 3-4 hands high.
Will work single and double. Can
be seen n 1 CRUDE'S STABLE._
A NO'! UFR CHANCE.?JUST UK
celved another carload of burnt
wheat. Tills wheat is thoroughly
clean and a cood. cheap feed; Sl.fiO
per 100 pounds, ?11 per 1,000 pounds,
$-'7 per 2,000 pounds. W. J. T?DD'S
SONS._
EGGS- EGGS!?-FOR SALE. SINGLE
CO mb White Leghorn < Hgs. ?1 per
setting of 10: Indian Runner duck
eggs; $1 per set Ling of 11. W. M.
MILAMj R. Fl DU NO; 4, City.
~\\ a NT ED, TlihT T'lJ il'r.S^TO "kNO\V
that Jahnke Bros.. Jewelers. 913
East Main ' reet. buy. sell, ex.
change and remount diamonds In
tho latest styles. Old gold and sil?
ver taken in exchange.
A TABL B: AND MEDIC! N A L W A TER
without a peer?live gallons Tor 2?e.
delivered ?Holly Springs Llthia
water. 'Phono Monroe 177._ _
NEW;'; YORK SHOE SHINE AND, HAT
Cleaning removed from 810 East
Main to 720 East Main. Soparate
room for ladles. _
man In each town In the merchant
tailoring business. We furnish big.
attractive samplo outfit free, con?
taining 500 samples and all acces?
sories; no small catalogue; no ex?
perience necessary. Our lino sells.
High-class. legitimate, permanent,
business; largo profits; ?5 to $10
dally. Fit. style and workmanship
guaranteed. Write, at once for ex?
clusive selling agency to Dept! 42.
HUNTINGTON TAILORING CO.. 252
Market Street. Chicago.
Jrlooms for &cnt.
?NFURNIsTlKPT ROOMS FOR LIi^HT
housekeeping $1 to %z per week. Ad
drcr.s F 979. care Ttmcs-Dlspatch.
DAILY PUZZLES1
a reminder of George Washington.
ANSWER TO TESTERDAV.'SJ riT/.ZLEi
Skillet.
Jfor ^>alc. S
1 fl; t < f stcTl?ErJN Ti ITf Git y"o f NOR
folk, located In fashionable resi?
dential section; doing a good busi?
ness. Is for aale cheap to cash pur?
chaser on account of ill health of
proprietor. Address Box 069, Nor?
folk, Ya. _,
WE! jia ye' s EV er ad; SECOND-HAND j
buggies and WJigbns; bargains. Every
one of them to be sold to make room
for spring stock corning In. A i
meyer's HONS. 7:;i East Cary.
for SALE. SWEATED" HORSE
poivcr automobile; excellent condi?
tion. Address L 116. care Tlmes
Dlspatch. ' _
fo~r~s?I.e." iior~si?7~r?InXb?ut and
harness in nice condition; ltorso,
sound, kind und gentle; city ami
family hroke. Apply 11 West D?val
Street.
;?: i ;on 5 -ha n d ~g car ante e d " ma
chlnery of every description, includ?
ing boilers, enuincs, Ba\ymUJ,s, wood?
working machinery, shafting, han
gers pulleys and belting. I. blu
ford a-. co.. 1538 East Cary Street.
DO t! IUI TAKE C?LD TeXsTly~7~SEND
us your waist measure and Si and
: ? :eive by mail postpaid a sure and
permanent preventatlvc from catch?
ing cold. Address no-C?LD co..
Box 11':-. PhlaHki.. Va._
foi t ?' WAGC?NS. 0O r to 'RICHARDSON
bros.. 615 liroek Avenue.
?L1 pTlME ANTIQUE MIRRORS AT
a sacrifice price to be sold at 1534
East Main Street._S. .T. LONDON.
FOR SALE,. WINTER OATS" PRP:Se"nt
price, 60 cents per bushel. Sample
at llil East Main Street. LEWIS
oINTER LAND and IMPROVEMENT
_ ' ''.'mpan y._
"ICE CREAMS." ALL FLAVORS and
styles. WINSTON'S. Phone Madison
CEDAR CHESTS; ALL SIZES. APPLY
to 14 North Linden Street.
IF n"vS~C^~VllE"EI^S IT'S HERE IN
stock; new and second-hand; prices
lowest in city. Call if in need of a
vehicle. A. MEYER'S -SONS, 731
East Cary. i
VIRGINIA LAW LIBRARY FOR, SALE
very cbeap. Reports and all volumes
in good shape. Address L C6G. care
Times-Dispatch.
^Justness &?uoormmti??v.
ban King?exce llent ?^port u n -
it>? for man controlling some capital
tu lead In organization and manage?
ment of new bank in small city;
sound, conservative proposition. Ad?
dress B f.50, care Times-DJspatch.
WANTED] TO~ACT AS AGENT OR
salesman for any articles of merit;
give full particulars in first letter.
Address l 333, cure Times-Dispatch.
wXnI'edTan" 1?xperTenced~shoe"
maker to locate In the town of Ur
banna, Va. Population; 600; no oppo?
sition; large out-of-town trade. Ap
plv to W. II. RYLAND, Urbanna, Va.
Coal anfc CTloots.
QUALITY "AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us. We have oak,
pine or slab wood, and our prices
are right. We please everybody.
Phone .Madison 00 33. NORTH CARO?
LINA WOOD AND COAL CO., S27
Brook Avenue.
LONG'S WOOD IS EXACTLY LIKE ALL
good, dry. heating wood?it lasts, and
your work goes on smoother. His
coal makes ashes after it burns.
Madison 1069 and 1070.
HICKORY STOVE WOOD. '
DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
best hickory wood in the city cut
to stove lengths? You can get it
by 'phoning your order to Madison
411. Deliveries promptly made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY.
_Jttjscp-Uaiieous. ^
ANTIQUES. ~"
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE;
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed; upholstering, etc. L. N. AR
NALL & SON. 31S Brook Ave. 'Phone
Madison G277.
SHOE RE P A IR ING
MEN'S SHOES. W HOLE-SOLED, $1;
half-aoled. 75c; ladies'. 60c; chil?
dren's. 4Cc... and up. according to
size. Every pair sowed; no nails
or pegs. Best leather. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. 716 E
Maln. Phone Monroe 2 667._
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
IF SO WE WILL STOP IT FREE, AND
guarantee it for a period of two
years, PROVIDING you will allow*
us to do your roof PAINTING. OUR
prices are always the LOWEST, and
our workmansnip the best. WE
KNOW HOW. R. H. HAMILTON
COMPANY. 129 West Canal Street.
"Phone connection."
FINE UN HOLSTE RING AND MAT?
TRESSES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND UP
hoistered; mattresses made over like
new; furniture and china packed
and shipped JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
3222.
YOU CAN GET GENUINE ANTIQUE
furniture at C. E. LYDA'S. ALSO
antiques and other furniture repair?
ed, polished and finished. Antiques
bought. 10 West Main Street.
S?~FES
THE MOSLER SAFE COMPANY BANK
safes, the Manganisc Screw-door and
Corless, tire and burglar proof vaults,
fire proof fcafes, etc. Address for
cataloguo and estimates, G. T.
CR ALLE, Agent for Virginia and
North Carolina. B1 ackstone, va.
MATT FtiteSSBS.
HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADE
now; sanitary methods used; reliable
work. SYDNOR- & HUNDLEY, 711
East Broad Street. Madison 32U4.
Atlanta ?itv fesort?
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC C!TY, N. J.
Always open. Always ready. Always hu?y.
F. L. YOUNG. Gen'lHnnazai
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN :l A. M. TO 5 P. M.
Admission, 25c. FREE ON SATURDAYS
!i&artroaD?.
Lv. Norfolk: 'S;? and ?11 A. II . ?* V M.,
Tor Eastern Carolina and the South.
Lv. Raleigh: *6:15 a. M., f3 and *3:U> P. XL.
for Kastern Carolina and Norfolk.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk.
Raleigh and Goldsboro.
?Dally. [Daily Ex. Sun.
C. D. LEG RANDE, O. A.. American National
Bank. 'Phono Monroe 1677. Richmond,
W*. \V. tao.VrON, G. i*. A.. Norfolk. Vn.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
?:<w A. j L'OLjr? * "Jl , traaux io " U1? i-wiat,
<:W P. N?wy?n noV* ?a: Norfolk.
7:40 Daliy. Local to Nov. jHjrt News.
&:uv p.?Daiiy. Local to <&id polnL
*:w i\ j Daily?l^u.b'.ill? and Occ:ar,*.-.i
U:W P. < Puiitaaaa,
t-.a P.?La.ly. "SU Louls-Ch'--? Special."
CUlltHtDti
1:10 A.?Daliv?CoarlotUorlllo. Week days
? MiUtOD.
5:13 P.?\S'e>-k daye. Local 10 Uordonsvllle*
10:00 A.?Daily. L'bure, Lex., c. Force.
5:15 F.--Weck days. To Lyccnburg.
TIULNU ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local xrom Eait-S:2? a. m.. 7:!3 p. m.
I Through from Hast?11:35 a. m., *:<j p. m.
Locai from Wtil-'S:a a. m.. 0:s0 A. m.,
LiO p. M.
Through?7:00 a. m.< 2:45 p. ?.
Jaioea Hlver Lino??3:05 *_ 54.. 6:15 p. m.
Riclinionfl,Fre?ericSsli'g & Potomac E.R.V
70 >JrVfl rTf?/tf WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Loavo Richmond 1 Arrive Richmond
*l.o0 A.M. Hyrd St.Sta
?o.SOA.M. IJyrd St.Sta
?5:48 A.SI. Main St.Sta.
?,7.15 A.M. Byrd St.Sta
?51.10 A.M. Byrd St. Ma
V9.:iOA.M. Main St. Sta.
?12.01 noon IIj rd St. btt
fi.OD P.M. Byrd St. Stft
{4.1? P.S.Elba Statlou
?5.18 P.M. MaluSL Sta
?S.?OP.M. Byrd St. 8ta
?7.50 A.M. llyrdSt.Sta.
Wt;26 A.M. Kll>3 Station.
HIM A.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?EIS P.M. Mulu St.Sta.
?2.46 P.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?7.-25 P.M. Byrd SI.Sta.
tS.10 P.M. Main Ht.Sta.
?U.10 P.M. B)rd St.Ma.
UO.'JO P.M. Byrd St. Sta.
?=11.25 P.M. Main St. Ma.
?l?.SOnlKhtByrdSLSta.
ACCOMmODAHON TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
Learo Bjrd St. Sta. L30 P. II. for Frederlcksburp.
LeaTc Llba Sia. 7.60 A. iL, 6.30 P. M. for Ashland.
ArrlTe Byrd St. Sta. A.M. from KrederlckhbV.
ArrHe Llba Sta. 6.30 A.M.,6.30 P.M.from Ashland.
?Daily. -IVVeekdays. {Sundays only.
Daily except Monday.
Ail trains to or from Byrd Street Station
(tr.cept trains lesvine 4.50 a. m. and arriving
jjt.50 nij;ht) stop r.\ Elba. Time of arrivals and
departures uot guaranteed. Read the signs.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY M, 19?.
TRAINS LEAVE UICli.MO.VD DAILY.
For Florida and South: 1:00 A. Mi, S-.15 A.
M. and 7:S5 p. M. ?:0:So P. M.
For Norfolk: ?:0>> A. it.. 2:00 P. M., 4:11
P. M
For N. ? W. Ry. West: C:t5 A M., 9:00 A.
Hi, 2:CO p. M. and 9:20 p. M.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. M., 6:15 A. M.. ?:11
A. M.. i;0O A. 11.. 1?:10 P. M.. 1:00 p. IL,
4:10 P. Mi. 8:05 P. M.. 7:25 P. M.. 3:20 P. M ,
U.45 P. M.
Fo. GcHdsboro and Fnyettev?tc: ?4-.T0 P. it
Trains arrlv? Richmond dally: 4:40 A. M..
6:10 A. M.. 6:40 A. M.. 17:? A. M.. '6:37 A. M..
"10:40 a. M., 11:40 A. M., ?2:00 P. M.. "2:15
P. M? 6:? p. M.. 6:23 1'. M.. S.00 1'. M., 9:00
P. M. 11:20 P. M.
?Except Sunday. (Except Monday. "Sun?
day only.
Time \ji ar.-lvBl and departure and connec?
tions no: guaranteed.
C. f= OAMPHELL. D. P. A.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
THALSc LtJAVE RICHMOND.
N. B ?Following SLjieauie :igurv.-i jjub'.uhea
as information and not ?uurantecl:
6; 10 A. M.?Dn !ly?Local for Charlotte. Dur?
ham and Raltiah. 10:45 A. M. ? Dal.y?Limit?
ed? For a.: polnVs Suuth. Drawing Rooit
Buiret Sieepliii? Car to Memphis via Aah?
Villa and Chuiianoo&a. 5:00 i'. M.?Ex. Sun ?
Locai tor Dun.au. u&d Intermediate stations.
e-.OO P. M.?Ex. Sun.?Keysvlile Local. ll:4i
P. M.?Daily?Limited?For all points Soutb.
Pulimau ready 5:30 P. M.
YORK RIVE It LINE.
4:30 P. M.?Ex. Sun -To West PL. connect?
ing for Baltimore .Von., Wed. end Frl. 6:00
1 a. M. ? Ex. Sun. and 2:15 P. M.?Men., Wed.
and Frl.?Local to West Pplnt.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
I From the South: 1:50 A. M., i.? P. If.,
dailv; S:4o A M., Ex. Sun.; 12:55 Ex. Sun.;
j J:C0 P. M.. dally. From West Potnt: 9:30 A.
M., Dally; 11:30 A- M.. Wed. and Frl.; 4:2i
P. M.. Ex. Sun.
S. E. BURGESS, D. P. A..
CJ0 E. Mam St 'Phon? Madison 456.
j
Norfolk and Western Railway
GN'LV ALL RAIL LIN b> TO NUKFOLK
t=chedule in Etiect January 10, 1911.
t xjeave Byra ?treei Station, Richmona. FOR
WviU'OLK: A. M.. *3:00 f. M.. "4:10 P.
M.
FOR LYNCTH?URG AN'D ffiB 'VEST:
??:15 A. M.. ?9iM .V. M.. ?SiOO P. M.,
P. M.
Arrive Ricbr.iOnd Irjm Norfolk: *11:40 a.
M., '6:3?. P. M., ?ILIO P. M. From the Wfeit:
?6:60 A. M., D.1XK) P. V. . b2:15 P. M.. 6:0? P.
M.. "3:?j P. M.
?Daily. aDaiiy. ex. Sunday. bSundaj only.
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars, Cai*
Dlulns Cars. C. H. BOSLE7,
W. B. BEVILL. D. P. A.. Richmond. Va.
G. P. A.. Rnar.oke- Vft.
KJC1LMONT) AND CRES^VPEAKE BAY
RALLWA.Y COMPANY.
Schedule or electric trains to and from
Ashland, stopping a: intern,? dlate station*
upon biffnai: Lv. Richmond (Broad and
L-iurel Sis.): 6:06t. '7:10. 8:10b. 0:10b, ??10:iu,
U:10 A. M.; 1:10. 2:10, 3:10. 4:10b, 5:10. 6:20.
7:10. 8:10b. 10:10. 11:45 P. M. Lv. Ashland:
??:?s. ?:00b. S. 6b. 10. "ll A. M.. ?L' M.. "L
2. 3. 4. 5b. 6, 7. S, tb, 11 P. M.
?Daily except Sunday. ??Sunday only,
j bCarrles be.sgaH?.
RichmoDfJ and Petersburg Eieciric Ra?v/a)
C^rs ieave Manchester, StveBi' and Perrj
Sirtcts, for Pei.crt.burg:
?6. 7. S. ?9. 10. 11. ?12 A. M.. L 2. ?3. 4, 5.
??5:45. *e. 7. S. ?9. In P. M.
11:00 P. M. for Chester. 12:0? m. dnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, fool or Sycamore
Street, for Manchester:
t5:15, 6:35, "TilS. ''-.'ii. S:35. 9:35. 11:35
A. M.. 12:25, M:45. 2:35. 3:25. '4:36. 5:35. 6:S4
?7:3".. i:35. 0:35. M?:40. 11:40 P. M.
tDaiiy except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries baggage anil express.
??Limbed, except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with car*
i ror Richmond.
slT/?t?Ti?l^iRnL^i5^:.~
Southbound trams =chedulod to leave Rich?
mond daily: 9:10 A. M.?Local to Norlina.
1:20 P. M.?Slc-epers end coaches. Alianta.
Birmingham, Savannnh. Jacksonville and
Florida point.*. 8:12 P. M.?Florida Lim?
ited, daily, except Sunday. 11:35 V. M.?Sleep?
ers anil coaches. Savannah, Jackson vino, At?
lanta, Birmingham and Memphis. North?
bound trains scheduled to arrive Richmond
daily: 5:32 A. M.. 5:26 A. M., except Monday,
15:ft*. P. M., 5:4,'. P. M_
1 OLD DOMYnION LINE
Lv. Richmond foot of Ash St. dally.":00 P. M.
Leave New-port Netva.:":C0 A. M.
Arrive Norfolk .6:09 A. M.
Connects with main line ctenmers leaving
Norfolk for New York dally except Sunday
7:00 P. M. ? :llao made by N. &
W. Ry. 3 P. M. rind C. & O. Ry. ?.1 4 P. M.
Night Line steamers stop at Ciaremont to
Iqnd or receive pa)?rncrer.=? on signal.
viiWUSLi navigation cu.?james r.iver
oy ?ayltgtil for Norfolk, Old Point, New.
port News nr.O ull Janus River landings.
Stearriei leaves Monday, WeoVoosday and
Friday at 7:f0 A. M. Freight r^c.-'ved for
s ,lame.4 River landings.
lk:?*n tleUet Office. jS2? E. Main Klroet,
PEltSONAL CONDUCTED TOURS,
visiting ?England, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Holland; the Rhine, Germany,
Switzerland, Italian Lakes and Italy, in?
cluding; London during the coronation ol
their Majesties, King George and Queen
Mary. "Ask Air. Cowman," 70S E, .Main
Street,^Richmond, Va. Phone Madison
5154. Call for Free Programs, 70 Tours
to Europe
Merchants aiid Miners Transportation Co
NtK~A)Li to Hohlem, Maas,, autf
Providence, R. L
SteamoM leave Norfolk for Boaton, .4un..
Tucs. and Frl.; for Providence Mon.,
Wed. nnd Sat. at C P. M. Passelgera and
freight taken 'or alt New England points.
Tickets oa ?al? at offlco C. .t o. Ry.. N. A
W,' Ry.. S. R. Bowman. 7*>S Enst Mala, ami
I Richmond Transfer Co.. tys Eart Main.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open 'dailv from 10 A. M. to S P. M.
Admission. *25c. Free on Saturdays,
Big Curtailment Will Follow
Adoption of House Amend- j
tncnt.
MAY BE KILLED IN SENATE
Intimations of Collusion Between
Operators and Navy
Officials.
[Special to The Ttrnes-DispaUh. i
Washington, ?. C. February 21.?
Virginia's coal production is threaten?
ed with serious injury because the
House to-day adopted an amendment
to the naval appropriation bill which
forbids the government from hereaf?
ter spending a single dollar for coal
to be transported to the Pacific coast.
At the close of a rather heated dis?
cussion on the question of coal sup?
ply, an amendment was placed in tite
bill forbidding the department to
transport coal from the Atlantic to the
Pacific Ocean, and authorizing the de?
partment to buy coal In British Colum?
bia if the American dealers on the Pa?
cific coast should arbitrarily raise
their prices.
The amendment was framed by Rep?
resentative Humphrey, of Washington,
who opened the. session by declaring
that the Navy Department used Poca
hontas coal exclusively, and has ncyei
given Pacific coast a complete test.
M.r. Humphrey insisted that Pad lid
i oast coal is nearly, if not quite, as
olllciont for steaming as coal from the
Pocahontas held.
Representative Underwood, of Ala?
bama, declared that "the closest cor?
poration in this government is the
combination between these Pocahontas
< oal people and the Navy Department,
and thi~ has been true for twenty
years."
That the effect of this law will be
a big curtailment of the Virginia coal
mines. If It passes, seems imminent.
There Is a strong probability, how
By Trie Valentine Auction Co..
Auctioneers.
61S East Broad Street.
CROCK RI US, SHOWCASES. COUNT?
ERS, ETC., AT AUCTION.
On account of going out of business,
we will seil for Mr. T. H. De well, at I
his ,-aorc. No. 52" N?rth Thirty-first I
Street, corner Thirty-first and Leigh
Streets,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22,
at 3:30 o'clock P. M .
a small stock of Staple Groceries, con?
sisting of Canned Goods of various
kinds. Laundry Soaps, Coffee. Lamp
Globes, Pickles. Mustards. Cereals,
three good Showcases, good Bread
Showcase, Ice Box, two Counters, Store
Shades. Awning, etc.
Sale positive. 3:30 P. M. Wednesday.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Suction ?s>a\t?, JTuturc ?3ap&
By Green & Redd,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
FOUR-ROOM FRAME DWELLING
ON BUCHANAN STREET.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust
dated June 10. 1005, and recorded in
the Richmond Chancery Court clerk's
office, in D. B. 1S5 C, page 103, default,
having been made in the payment, of
taxes and insurance secured Thereby,
and having been required by the bene?
ficiary therein so to do, I. the under?
signed trustee, will, on ?
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1911,
at 4 o'clock P. M.,
on the premises, proceed to sell at
public auction the property conveyed
therein, viz:
Ail those two lots of land, with all
Improvements thereon, lying and being
in the city of Richmond, Va., beginning
j at a point on the western line of Buch
| arian Street one hundred and twenty
i five feet north of Accommodation
Street, nml running northwardly along
and fronting on the western line of
Buchanan Street forty-seven feet, more
or less, and extending back from sala.j
front, between parallel lines, sixty feet
to a five-foot alley;
This property will make a nice little
investment.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sale, and a debt of $22.50 in?
curred by the beneficiary under said
deed for"taxes and insurance; credits
as to three notes for SSS.50. $90.75 and
$93.00. due and payable. Juno 10. 1911.
June 10, 1012. and June 10. 1013; any
residue payable In equal instalments
at one and two years from the day of
sale; or for all cash, at the option of
the purchaser.
MOGHHIflraillMnU miw
A. C. HARM AN,
Trustee.
MULES
Twerrry-ilve first-class young Mules,
1 just out of work. Acclimated and sea
: soned. Also five dump wagons, three
i truck wagons and harness. Also 50
'? head fresh Horses and Mules.
L. W. BATES,
Twentieth anrJ Franklin.
UKBIBOn fl
&ea! (Estate foe &ent.
Raleigh Apartment
Uriexpired lease on one of the most
I desirable of these apartments. Pos
i session at once,
i Apply to
J. NELSON STEELE. JR..
415 Mutual Building,
or J. D. CARNEAL & SON,
t> North Eleventh StreeL
Table d'Hote Dinner? Saturday
and Sunday evening*. ? to 0 o'clock,
$1.50 each.
Richmond, Va,.
The most magnificent hotol In lhe
South. European plan. Room* mngle
and en aulte. with and without baths.
Spacious samplo rooms.
Rate. SI.DO per day ??? imwar?
Clue Way of Saving
1 Baby?Free to Try
The mother does not live who would
n<>t do nil In her power to keep her
child healthy, but often she does not
know how; So when a doctor of stand?
ing points the way all can afford to
listen.
It is an accepted fact that nine out
ot t>-n of the troubles of infants and
children is Intestinal. You notice It
by the fact that the child 1b consti?
pated, it belebe.-, is peevish and cries.
Don't give a remedy that contains an
opiate, because the child will get In
the habit of needing It, and don't be?
come alarmed and run at onco for a
doctor.
Try a scientific laxative first. Give,
i ;< small dose of Dr. Caldwoll's Syrup
'? Pepsin, the remedy that Is intended for
Hie use of children. It Is mild, gentle
land non-grlplng. The remedy is abso
' lutoly pure and Is guaranteed in every
j particular. Mrs. Toomey, of Kmings
vlllc, Pa., and Mrs. Fred Croms, of
Alanson, Mich., n?vcr give their chil?
dren anything else. These uro only a
few among thousands of women.
You can huy a titty cent or one dol- "
lar bottle of any nearby druggist, for
they have all sold it for a generation,
but if you want to U-st it on your
child first sen.l your address to Dr.
Caldwell and hu will cheerfully send
you a free sample hottlc.
Dr. Caldwell does not feel that, the
purchase of his remedv ends his Ordi?
nation. H? has specialized in stom?
ach, liver and oowel diseases for over
forty years, and will he pleased to
give the reader any advice on the sub?
ject free of charge. All are welcome
to write him. Whether for the medl- ?
cal advice or the 1'rce sample address
him Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 341 Caldwell
Building. Monticcllo, 111.
over, that tho amendment adopted to
dav may bc'killed by the Senate.
P. It. McQ.
HINTS AT COLLUSION
Cnderwood Intimates Undue Control
Iry Poculinutus Company.
Washington, D. C, February 21.?In?
timations of an undue control over the
Navy Department by the Pocahontas
Coal Company were made In the Houso
to-day by Representative Underwood,
of Alabama. j
"The closest combination in this gov?
ernment is the combination between
the Pocahontas Coal Company and the
Navy Department." said Mr. Underwood.
' What control these particular people
ha?'e over the Navy Department 1 don't
know, but it is the only roallield in
the country that can sell to the gov?
ernment. They have drawn millions
out <f thr> Federal treasury. During
the Spanish War Alabama offered as
good steaming coal at $3.25 a ton. but!
the Navy Department shipped Pocahon?
tas coal to Tampa at a cost of $:>.S0 a
ton."
Representative I-Iobson declared that,
the naVy is doing nothing to encourage
the development of appliances that will
make cheaper coal available for the
navy. "I wish to register a complaint
against the policy of the navy," said
Mr. Uobson. "It la a policy of retro?
gression. The department is not show?
ing the diligence and interest that
would ultimately save millions to the,
government.-'
Represcntatice Pearre, of Maryland,
declared that if any collusion exists,
between the officials of the navy and
the .big coal operators. Congress should |
make u thorough investlgatjon.
The protest of members was against
exclusion by the Navy Department of!
other coals, particularly Alabama and
I Pacific coast coal. Representative
: Mondell, of Wyoming, declared that the
I navy could use the Pacific coa^t coal:
and oil with the greatest economy, but
I instead was sending West Virginia coal
I around Cape Horn to the battleships
j on the Pacific 'oast.
Chairman Foss, of the Naval Affairs
Committee, replied to the criticisms of
, the Navy Department by saying that
the coal now used by the navy Is chosen
because of its higher efficiency. "It. la
ridiculous for any one to stand hero
and denounce the Navy Department,
said Mr. Foss, "for no other reason
than that they want to get their own
State's coal Into the bins and bunkers
of the navy."
An nmendment offered by Represent?
ative Humphrey, of Washington, to
prevent the Navy Department '?from
transporting Atlantic coal to the Pa?
cific coast was adopted. This amend?
ment! Is designed to compel the navy
to purchase on the Pacific coast, all
I coal used for the fleet while in Pacillc
! waters.
OFFICERS IN DESPERATE
FIGHT WITH INSANE" MAN
.Hun Who Killed Wife tiu<] Son-in-Lnw
Uses Butcher Kulte With Effect
in Effort to Avoid Arrest.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.1
Winstori-Salem, N. C , February 21.?
After a desperate battle Sheriff
Fletcher, of Yadkln county, assisted
by a posse, at midnight last night ar?
rested Moses Speaks, the man who
killed his wife and son-in-law. Wll
! Hani Miller, at High Point, on Satur
i day. Speaks was caught at the homt
i of his brother, A. R. Speaks, near tho
Wllkcs county line. Speaks, who is
Insane, became desperate when the
sheriff told him he had come after
him. He drew the same butcher knife
i with which he killed his wife and son
in-law, and before the officers could
get it away from him Speaks had
stabbed, and perhaps fatally wounded,
W. H. Gregory, and cut his brother,
J. W. Gregory, In the abdomen.
Speaks was carried to Yadkihvilie
this morning and locked tip. He sus?
tained a few bruises during his en?
counter with the officers. He told the
sheriff he went back to his old home
seotlon for the purpose of killing a
doctor and two other men, who wrong?
ed him years ago. Speak3 will he
taken to Gull ford Jail to await trial.
Officers from High Point went after
him to-day.
SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
MEETS AT IIAKRISOXB Uli?
[Special to The Times-Dispatch. 1
Harrlsonburg, Va., February 21.?
The first school of agriculture ever
held in the Valley of Virginia opened
this morning at 10 oclock in Harrl
i sonbui'g. Professor N. S. Mayo, of
j Blacksburg, lectured in the, morning
on the ''Breeding and Feeding of Reef
Cattle." and in the afternoon on "Hog
I Rnislnff." Profesor W. K. Brainord,
also of Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
; spoke on "The Dairy Cow." Farmers
of Rockingharn brought In specimens
of grain and live stock, and at l
o'clock the two lecturers gave h
practical demonstration in Judging live
stock, Th?> school will continue four
days.
Will Retire From Bench.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch. |
Harrlsonburg. Va., February 21.?
Judge S. H. Letcher, of Lexington, for
many years Judge of Circuit Court of
Augusta und Rockbrldgc circuit, haa
announced that he will retire from
the. bench this 'sTTrmg, and will not
be a candidate for re-election. Rock?
ingharn county was on Judge Letchor.'a
circuit until 190d. when the State was
divided into new circuits:
Commencement Speaker? Chowen.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.1
Harrisonburg. Va., February 21.
James Hay. Congressman of the
Seventh District, will deliver tho an?
nual commencement address at the
State Normal S< ho'pl of liurrlsonburg.
on Juno 13. and Rev. Ginorgo W Me
Dnnlel, D D.. pastor of the First Blip
list Church, Richmond, will deliver the
annual sermon on June 11.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.T.
New York. February 31,?So settle?
ment between Lina Cavalleri and
''Sheriff Bob" Chanler can bo concluded,
with respect to the latter's property,
without first having the sanction of
Mrs?. Julia Chamberlain Chanler. first
wife of tho hero of the famous ante?
nuptial agreement. Alexander. Wat
riss &: polk, of !*J Nassau Street, coun?
sel for tho mother of "Sheriff Rob's"
two small girls, denied to-day that tho
opera singer had relinquished her hold
upon the Chanler real estate In New
York City and Dutchess count:., and
said there was still pending in the Su?
preme Court r.r New York the uppllcit
catlon made last fall for a receiver Cdt
the properties owned by Chanler.
"No settlement between Mr. Chanler
ami Cavallcrl has been reached;" said
Frederic X. Watriss. "Beyond this t
cannot make any statement except to
admit that we would know if the. ne?
gotiations had reached a deiinite con?
clusion."
Sidney Harris, counsel for Chanler,
said: "I hope that there will be a. set:
tlement reached between Mr. Chanler
and Mmc. Cavalleri within a few
weeks."
That the diva and her hushand were
near an amicable adjustment of their
differences a month ago was made
known by a friend of the Chanler fam-.
lly, The settlement papers were drawn
tip and were submitted to counsel In
this country for Cavalleri.
Create Cavalleri. brother of the opera
singer, arrived in Now York City about
the time counsel for Cavalleri refused
to sign the. settlement papers submit?
ted by Chanter's counsel.
Greste Cavalleri is reported to hav>i
recently returned to Paris. Tho reason
why the first Mrs. Chanler is an impor?
tant, factor in the negotiations between
Cavalleri and Chanler la because the
Cavalleri ante-nuptial agreement was ;?
direct attack upon an existing agree?
ment she had with her husband, her
Income and that of her children coming
out of tho very properties Chanler pro?
posed to deed to Cpvaliori. The first
I Mrs. Chanler and her children hava.
I lived in Paris since she divorced Chan?
ler.
? nai ""u 1 bh j aaaam
i Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
A 3 T O R 8 A
Boys' $5 to S7.50 Suits, 52.
==========-=====-.-j
It is better not to be without
NOLDE BROS.
SEE THE SHOULDER BRACE
Dlsnlny Tlilu Week,
Ht ??The Quality Store."
POLK MILLER'S
The^^f?jis&Z Store
Richmond, Vn.
$1.89
FOR $3.50 SOLID OAK ROCKER.
Well made and finely finished; saddla
seat; extraordinary value at S1.S9
Hopkins Furniture Co.
7 und 9 W. Broad Street.
THE ANNUAL::'MEETING OF TEE
stockholders of tho Virginia Hot
Springs Company, for the. purpose of
electing directors, and for the trans?
action of such other business as may
lawfully come before the said meet
i Ing, including tho approval of ail
pf the acts of the board of directors
and all committees thereof, of the
said company, in the past year, will
be held at the office of the com?
pany* Homestead Hotel, Hot
Springs, Virginia, on TUESDAY,
the iiStb day of February, lull, at
u m. The transfer books will close
Wednesday, February 22; 19U, at 3
P. m , a:ui remain closed until i'J A.
m. Wednesday. March I, 1511.
A.CTREVVETT, Secretary._
NC IT ICE IS H ERB BY' OIVE N T HAT
the annual meeting of tho stockhold?
ers of tho CHESAPEAKE WESTERN
RAILWAY will be held at tho princi?
pal office of the company, No. 1209
Mutual Building. Richmond. Va.. on
? TUESDAY. THE 7TH DAY Oh'
MARCH. 1911, at 10 o'clock A. M-, for
tho election of directors and the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before th? meet?
ing.
TV. H. HALL.
Secretary.
"?" CALLED COM MUN IC ATION
of Meridian Lodge, Nj57~\>$4, A-.
P. A A. M.i will bo held at the
Masonic Temple WEDNESDAY. Feb?
ruary 1911, til ~ o'clock P. M., for
the purpose of paying tho laut .tribute
of respect to 6\ir deceased brother, Rev.
Ubborl XV . Fovsyth.;, Maater M i <->n*
in good standlng are fraternally in?
vi ted to attend.
By order of the Muster. s
CHAR. A. NBSBITT. "
?ceretar?.

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