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Want Ad. Rates
ONE CENT PER WORD1
when paid in advance. No Ad.
taken for Jess than TEN\
CENTS. _ ?
NO 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 for]
the WANT AD. MAN to call.
LOST7 "uN ~LAU ft E! ]" STREET OAR
Saturday morning, one pair gold
H mined spectacles in leather case.
Return to 30C West Grace Street and
receive reward.
in Ip, lu in beraten (foremen, sawyer*,
tilers, Inspectors), salesmen, siiles
lndl?H for spring trade. PIEDMONT
EMPLOYMENT A GEN Ol*. Durham,
N. C.__
Wantk1>. mi:n to i.kaiix barber
trade. Only few wicks required;
wages after first month; steady po
Bitiun guaranteed. Write for cata?
logue. moler'h BARBER college.
201 Bowery. Now York City,
.W-ANTED, AN INDUSTIU?Tls AND
rcllaMo man t>f family, with several
hoy.*i front t."> yearH of uge and over,
to work on farm; white or colored;
ti good four-room hoime furnished
good waKes; reference required. Ap?
ply to F. t. RICHARDS. Tunstall,
Vrt:_j_ _._
WANTKI >. "?"' CYLINDER" i'liKKSMAN
capable of turning out -high-grade
and close register color work, and
can handle help to ad van tu go; ono
preferred who is now employed, but
who wishes to better himsolf. All coin:
munlca t Ions considered strictly con?
fidential. Address K l'J'.', care Tlmes
Dlspatch.
WA-N'TKD, FOR ?. S. ARMY. A?LK
bodied, unmarried men, between ages
of IS nnd 35; citizens of United .States,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who ran speak, read and write tha
English language. For Information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE S20 East
IJroad St., Richmond, Vi.? 151 Sycamora
St.. FcterHhurg. Va,. or Columbia Build?
ing. Granby St.. Norfolk. Va.
WANTED. YOUNG MEN TO ATTEND
our automobile school; day und night
Instructions; and facilities unexcelled.
V\"o teach you both practice and
theory. No correspondence course,
but by actual shop und road work
<:ali and lot us talk It river. RICH?
MOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL 018
West P.road.
WANT kd, NON-UNION LINOTYPE
machinist-operator, Address LINO?
TYPE c.-;r<> Times-Dir patch.
POVBflNMENT EMPLOYES WANTED
?Send postal for Richmond exami?
nation schedule FRANKLIN INSTI?
TUTE; J>M)'t. 332 i>, Rochester, N. Y.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED?
Average Biliary, $1,100. Allernato
weeks off with full pay. Preparation
free for coming itiehniond examina?
tions- FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
pen't. 383 !? Rochester. N. V
COLORED Ml.:.-' BECOME CHAUI -
?feurs; earn JHO per week: day or
"'nlt-'ht instruction; part, payments; po?
sitions assured. SOUTHERN AUTO
SCHOOL. II'-. Brook Avenue
arOUNG Mi'-.', THE NATIONAL5IS THE
recognized htandard school of the
South; hot cheap, hut thorough. We
assure you a thorough mechanical
training by aciuul practice on mod?
ern fourrcylinder ear?, and n posi?
tion paying at leant $23 per week,
Four placed last week. Part in ad?
vance, the balance when von se?
cure a posRioni Day or night Ick*
nons. Our aviation department open
lo a few high-class young men Thou?
sands paid for a few moments in the
air. NATIONAL AVIATION AND
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL, II W. Main,
near Jefferson Hotel.
\v ANTED, A 'REGISTERED ?SSIST
nnt drug clerk; easy work and hourn
Apply with references. P. O. Box 177.
-Marion. Va.
W A >JTE d7! ~n?N~01 :~VI FT! 2 ??: N~ LABOR -
ors to dig foundations. Apply at mill.
Barton i leicht*_W. d. new.^vmh
GENTLEMAN TO TRA V E J. " Al.? >N E;
*7'"' per month and expenses Refer?
ences required. Apply heiweetn Sand
I to-day, c. I.. OLIVER; Lexington
Hotel.
B?^KKEpPEp XnD OFFICE ASSI.~T
ant; ten years' exporieneo; last three
in New York City; wants posltlbn
with reliable house. Besi of refer?
ences. Work reasonable. Address
_7t:, care Times-Dispatch.
POSITION ''.v?xtIf'" u'y"T\\MtEGLS
tored drug clerk; had four yerirs'^ex
- perlence. and ran furnish best of
reference. Address '?SALOL,'.' euro
Richmond Times-Dispatch,
SvanteK.' V'c,')i ?d'lai ?i i ? At; n< k
to house dchionstru tors to show
goods; salary and commission.
RADNUM SPRAY CO., 100 North
.Seventh Street.
W A N T 12 D. FIRST-CLASS WOMAN
Btoriographer from March I. for an
out-of-town position. .St ite age. ex
p?rIcnoe, qualitlcutiona and salary
expeetcd Address E 254. care Times:
r>i.Hpatc.h.
S^VLESMAN r""l-:N El r:'et'iC'/""" WID;.. -
awake man manager and general
salesman, for our products in Rich?
mond and vicinity. Address, with
hank or .business firm reference.
DIAGRAP1I CARBON paper COM
f'ANY. Phll.ttlejp-h'n. 1'.:._
\\''?>:rE)>;-~\r.'~s7~'~<\: "the ' m.\V;i.
Face Bldaeh; guaranteed to bleach
t dlorcd skin ut money refunded.
i%gents wanted. Good motley, ?. N.
o. CO.. ?2 Springneid St., Boston.
{ Mass,
x36^T^??3?]^?OK -T^riiis." tiie""o'p
portinHty of a life time. I want ?i
few subscribers of from! five hun?
dred, to one thousand dollars each,
for a. business that may make un?
limited wealth for every subscriber'
Can give all references required. Ad
' dross K !*'-, care Times-Dispatch;
A'- PARTY^ViTI l~\ 3,n00 i l?STf. CAN
buy intercut In best paying restau?
rant in Norfolk. Y.'j.; must be one
willing to devote his time, in hand?
ling finances, etc.; married man pre?
ferred ; .salary' Sl.ctO a year: one
member of tirin sells hi* Interest on
account of sickness: rare opportun?
ity; stands strict tnvestigull?n. Ad?
dress K 95, care Times-Dispatch.
6\vn a paTsin 1-kVs "be independ
ciil Earn $2."i to ?100 a week. No
capital roquirQd; Only our system.
Write to-day for Success Booklet.
VICTOR COLLECTION INSTITUTE.
Columbus^ O. _
FOR S?LE ONE OF THE, REST RES
tuiirant ' propositions in the city of
.Baltimore. Owner retiring. Will
sell property and business or httsl
hoBS only! Long leatte to a responsi?
ble party: Addre.u: JAMES lt. GUV
1 TON. 21;: St. Paul St.. Baltimore, Md.
?r^riL-. .'._-i.^-n-rxsns
'j?awynr^'Bsi nnti im? ^totfe
EOt1s1^6o5:-wif":1?^ ,
comb While Leghorn eggs. ?1 por,
netting of 15, Indian Runner duck I
cKK'.i, $1 per ::ettltiK of M. \ W. M.
MJvLAM. R. F. D.j No. 1, City/,
DAILY PUZZLES
What Canadian city?
ANSWER TO VluSTHIUJA V'S I I /./-I-tJi
Lola tine.
Sample !
LEWIS !
WANTElL^t? ?bLL jia LEJ intkhkst
In a good paying drun store; satis
factory renson? for wishing to HellJ
would prefer to retain an Interest
In the b'ualncss, hut will sell tho
whole. Address J J>!'. care Times*
Dlspatcli,
DO, you TAKE COLD EASILYtyrH END
your waish measure and 51 and
receive by mail postpaid :i sure ami
1?* rmanent preveritatiyc fron? catch?
ing cold. Add res? NO-COLD CO.,
Box 128. Piilatikl, Va.
FOR SALE, V. in"TEIt'OATS: RRKSENT
price, 60 cents per bushel:
at Uli East Main Street.
<;INTER LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
GQajPA?fY.
S E< JON I >- HA N D < IU AR A NT EED MA
chinory or o\*ery description, includ?
ing boil'-rs. engines, sawmills, iybbtl
v. orklng machinery, shafting, han?
gers,^ pulleys :tnd belling. 1. BLU
KORD co.. 1538 i.". Gary Street;
TUM RUNABOUTS, $30 AND |$ 16; TWO
top buggies, $35 and Si"; one bus?
iness side spring huggy. for $15.
These are hat-gains. Oho grocery
wagon in first-class condition and
painted. A. MEYER'S HONS. 7r:i East
Cary.^_
WE I CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ANY
thing In the vehicle lino, new or
second? hand. Give va a call. A.
MEYER'S SON", 721 East Gary.
roi:"~VA fjr < 'Vf 10ap~sT:c?nd-hann
portable S-horse-power "Best'' steam
cnglrio; in good running condition;!
lias been painted and overhauled; ap
p|y to Postmaster. Huguenot, Va.
FOR U"A(7oNir~?O TO RICHARDSON j
BROS.; CIS Brook Avenue.
'&cai vacate mr gftue.
NINE-ROOM BRICK. WITH STABLE.
Fourth .Street, close to park; nice
central home. O 25, care 'J'imes-Dis
pa tcli._
PROPERTY FOR sale OR RENT
at Wllloughby Beach. C. s. mar1
rle, Portsmouth, Va.
COMFORTABLE IP.O.le IN "?LOUCES-'
tcr count:.'. Va.. one-half mile front
?Mi Ware River; C '-- acres oysters;
SO acrcy ian<l; .ill 'mit.;: no malaria:
ai neighborhood; fishing, boating:
dwelling 7 rooms; ample? shade;
plenty hhrtihbery; $3,000. Address a.
il. dennett, Ware Neck. Gloucester
county, Va.
? 11OTS y l.VA NI a COU n t Y. VA.?2, ? 6 6
fruit tre<".', 2S3 acre;? good land. f>00.
000 fact saw timber; grapery,
rtprtngs, lt. I". d. and telephone;
churches, school, store, shops^^ienr:
fine country and commuhl t y J^Tucky
Ik the one that grasps it.5*2 bargain
j'>r onlv $-1,000. Easy terms! $1,1100
down. V.-. If; BOWe (Owner). -1"1
Raj 1 Franklin Street; Richmond. ,ya,
iron sale, new deta< iled frame
dwelling near Ghimbbrazoi Park, all
, modern improvements; right up-to
date. For terms apply 3ir> North
Thirty-Siktli Street._
FARMS and TIMBER LANDS; OUR
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands; best bargains In
Virginia. I pay your railroad fare.
Write ior freu catalogue. Address
J. & ELAM. ?01 257. Charlotiesvlll?. .
?Va._j
WE CAN PLEASE YOU: FIRST CALL
to see us If vou wish to buy. sell
rent or Insure. D. N. W ALKET. A
CO, Real Estate and Inourunco, No.
1, Mutual Blinding tcntrancc corner
Ninth and Main)._
CS-ACRE KAKM. WITH BUILDING**. 1
?i.oo0: 4SI acres, with buildings.
$7;?o0; go acre.?. some buildlnge, ?
$1,000; 197 acre.", fine farm. $6.000;
:> acres on car line near city, $1,$00. j
Must sell these farms quick; See
owner at once, W. c. SGHROEDER.
I Cot East. Main Street, second Jlobr.
for IjALeT VALUable mill PROP- ;
city at B?rdet te, Va.. .on Virgininn I
Railway. An inexhaustible supply of j
gum timber in vic^ilty of ulatil, j
suitable for general manufacturing, j
1 apeclallv barrels, Hiaves, butter
dishes, etc. Easv term?. Write Till-:
f, STEIUIENS?N CO.. Zunl, Va.
tUa'i &iau tor ^cm.
W F"CAN PLEASE YOU* FIRST CALL
to seo us if you" wish tr< IntyJ sell,
tent or Insure. D. N. WALKER ?
CO.. Re.'il Estate und Insurance. No.
1. i\iuttia] Building (entrance corner
Ninth and Main).
Coal aim W?oaZ.
111CKOR Y ; STOVE' WOOD.
DO VOU WANT A I/O AD OF THE I
best hickory wood in the city cut j
to sto\e lengths? You can ^et it |
by phoning your order to Madison
411. Deliveries promptlv made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY.
LONG V WOOD is" EXaCTLt ;Elke ALL
good, dry. heating w ood--it la.sts. and
your work goes on smoother. lib*
coal ?1.ikes ashes after it burns.
Madison 10C0 and 107 0.
QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from u*. Wo have oak.
plno Of ulali wood, and our prices
are right. We ploiise everybody.
'Phono Madison 6M3. NORTH CARO?
LINA WOOD AND COAL CO.', S*J7
isroolt Avenue.
?jiiltStdltWlEOUS.
SAFEH. '
'I'll V. M?SLER SAFE COMPANY BANK
?safes, the Manganise Scrow-door and
Corlcas, lire and burglar proof vaults,
lire proof .sales, etc. Address for
catalogue and estimates, G. T.
GRAL.bE. Agent for Virginia and
North Carolina, Blackstbne. Va.
j SHOE REPAIRING.
MEN'S SHOES. WHOLE-SOLED. $1.
half-soled. 7.'>c.; lndlc;-'. 60c.; chil
] dreri's, 4C.-... and up, according to
ftiz^. Every pair sowed; no nails
, or pr;:s?. 1U st leather. DREW'S
If ELECTRIC Sir?B FACTORY. 71C BL
I i Main; Phftnc Monroe 2667;_
AS ATT*RtSSSES?.
HAVE TOUR MATTRESSES REM A OR
now; sanitary methods mtod; rollnblo
work. SYDNOR ?: HUNDLEY. Vll
East Broad Street. Madison 3204.
FINE
UN HOLST FR INC,
TRESSES.
AND MAT
FURXITURE REPAIRED AND UP
holstered: niattrcsFcs mad9 over like
new: furniture- and china packed
and shipped. JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
.'1292
ftooms for -Ecnt.
I'NIcl^^^iURN^ 'FOIl
ront. Apply Oi l East Clay. Madison
2Q00-.J. i
FOR V:RENT, NICE FURNISHED
100m. 7IS East Marshall Street*
S&tvssonaliS.
ifleettngs.
the A.N~N^rrA7r^Tioid'i;iNG of ~the
stockholders 61 the Virginia Hot
Springs Company, for tho purpose of
electing directors, and for tho trans?
action of stich other business as may
lawfully come before the said meet?
ing. Including the approval of all
of the acts of tho board of directors
und all commit toes thereof, of the
said cdmpany, in the past year, will
be held at the office of tho com?
pany, Homestead Hotel. Hot
Springs. Virginia, on TUESDAY,
the 2Sth day of February. 1911, at
l J M. The transfer books will close
Wednesday, February 22. lull, at 3
I*. M? and remain closed until 10 A.
M. Wednesday. March 1. lull.
A. tkk V vett. Secretary.
notTch Is ~ hereby "uiven that
the annual meeting of the stockhold?
ers of the CHESAPEAKE WESTERN
RAILWAY will be held at the princi?
pal office of the company. No. 120!)
Mutual Building. Richmond, Va? on
TUESDAY. the 7TH DAY of
MARCH. 1011. at 10 o'clock a. M.. for
the election of directors and the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meet?
ing.
W. H. HALL.
Secretary.
A TARLK and MEDICINAL WATER
Without it poor?five gallons for 25c,
delivered?-Holly springs Llthia
water. 'Phono Monroe 477.
not ice ~u f m e et ing o f stock -
holders.
Notice la hereby given that a special
mooting of the stockholders of the
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY has been called by resolu?
tion of the Board of Directors of said
company, to he held at the principal
office of said company at Seventh and
Main Street;:, in the citv of Richmond.
Yu.. on TUESDAYi the 14Tli DAY of
MARCH; 1011, at the hour of 12 o'clock
noon, for tho following purposes among
others:
L To consider and act upon a pro.
posed indenture between the Virginia
Railway and Power Company and the
Equitable Trust Company of New
York, trustee, supplemental to and
amending in certain particulars tho
mortgage or deed of trust of tho Vir?
ginia Railway and Power Company to
said trustee, dated July 1. lU0r>. to se?
cure an authorized issue of $15,000,000
of Hist and refunding mortgage bonds, j
2. To consider and act upon a propo?
sition for refunding certain of the
bonds secured by underlying mortgage
1: hs en the properties of said com?
pany more fully set out In its first and
refunding mortgage of July l, 1900.
aforesaid.
To consider and act upon a. prop?
osition and proposed agreement for
the sale by said company of its first
and refunding mortgage bonds secured
by the Indenture of July 1. 190$; afore?
said, to an aggregate amount of 32,
(500,000, being a part of the bond'-, re?
serve:] under paid mortgage for re?
funding and retiring underlying bonds
and lor improvements, addition* and
i>xtensions to property and other cor?
porate pni poses, as more fully set out
In said mortgage.
?I. To consider and act upon any mat?
ter pertinent to any one. or more of
t?"<e objects aforesaid anil any other
matter <>r ?-alters which may proper?
ly be considered or acted upon at a
sper'nl or genetal meeting of the
so ekholders ef said company.
The transfer books for' the stock of
Sold company will no closed at noon
on Saturday, the 25tli day of Feb?
ruary. 1.1*IJ.i and reopened nt 1ft o'clock
a. m. on Wednesday, the j.Bth day o?
Marcli, 1911.
By order of lh? Board of Directors.
? JX -ll tELf PS.: Secret a r > _
Richmond. Ya.. Fcbrtinrv 27. 1011.
fit A CALLED COMMUNICATION OF
XX Fraternal Loupe. No. f.3. a.. F. &
m.. will be held at the Masonic
Temple Til is (Monday) AFTERNOON
at 1:43, o'clock for the purpose of jwiy
>n:r the last sad "tribute of respect to
BROTHER LOUIS C. LEVY, of Corin?
thian Lodge, No. 230. Rocky Mount.
n C.
Members arc urgently requested tn
attend and members of sister lodges
f re fraternally invited to unite with
us
By order of the Worshipful Master.
S\"m. I1E1NHEIMER.
Sec.ret?ry.
?Soar?inrr.
KOAit i >ei IS ~W \'NT131R 'NICe'i:oomS
:;i7 e. Franklin Street. miss pal
MORE
b<' a RDERSii for t wY?* NICe. 1 jARG e
rooms. 103 East Grace:
MRS; CHAS. K. BOWERS. 115 EAST
Franklin: handsomely appointed
rooms, with board; large, well-ven?
tilated dining room: opening on Sec
ond Street Mc ls by day or week, j
'?Z3a ntf.ri
v.'.xn'ted. three; uld"^'eeatiieh
beds, tbrce bolsters :m<l "six pillows.
.1 55, rare TirnosrDispatcli.
SECOND-h A N P MACHINERY ok j
of every description bought at full
value CLARENCE. cosby. 1523 e.
Cars' St. Phone Madleon :;526.
WANTEJ >1 'CO buy-.fo!> CASH.; house,
hold foods !n any quantity. Phcne
Madison 3851. . _'
Notice*.
j.1CJO VIHOINIA HOME FOR INFANTS.
100 WeBt Clny Street, Richmond.
Va. Tbo above Institution lias eev
crnl children, from a few months to
two yours of ago. which they wish
to have adop;e<) hy reliable people
If Interested write for particulars.
WANTED\ ' TH E 1 ? i7BLIC H TO K NOW!
that JAIT^KK llltOS. Jewelers. 912
Fast Main Street; buy; sell, oXchdttgo
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN TilH
LATEST STVI.FS. Old -told and sil?
ver always taken in exchange.
NEW" YORK SHOlf SHINE AND HAT
Cleaning removed from 810 East
Main to 720 East Main. Separate
room for ladles.
SP I ?: CIA1'. FOR LADIES.
AS MY OFFER OF SPECIAL PRICKS
HAS MKT WITH SUCH OH IS AT SUC?
CESS I HA V E DETERMINED TO
EXTEND IT I OR TEN DAYS L?NOr
ER. A EL SUITS WORTH TO (CO, AT
f t5 EACH. FIT AND WORKMAN?
SHIP GUARANTEED. S. REDMAN.
?10 WEST GRACE STREET. 'PHONE
_.VIa DI SON 6011._
ta BL e ANI) MEDICINA1 , W A TER
without a per?live gallons for 26c.,
delivered?Holly Springs Ltthia Wa?
ter. 1'lmnc Monroe 17 7.
LESSER. TH E Ea"dTe"S'~TA I LOR."TIIe
only oho. In town who makes a spe?
cialty In altering all kinds of gar
meats to the l itest fashion. Raleigh
Apartment, Harrison and Franklin.
Phono Madison J523.
^lat? far ?tnt.
sTS^^TiTlvTfL o"rj r." three NICE
rooms; privat? ballt and hack porch,
all connecting. Apply 520 North
Ninth Street.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 9 A, M. TO 6 P. M.
Admission, L*5c. FREE ON SATURDAYS
Auction &>ales? (Eins Bap.
High Constable's Sale
I will sol! by public auction, on
MONDAY. THE 27TH DAY OF FEB?
RUARY; 1911, 3 O'CLOCK P. M.,
at niy ?st?rehousei No. 13?C East Frank?
lin, the following property, to .satisfy
distress warrants and executions lit
my handn: Eurcaus, Washstnnd*.
Wardrobes; Carpets. Curtains, automo?
bile tire, etc
TERMS: Cash.
W. H. WYATT, .IR..
II. C. C. R.
atution^^lE?,_^ruinice jSBaps.
By
Pollara As Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
FRAME STORE AND DWELLING
KNOWN AS
No. 629 N. Third St.
In execution of a deed of trust, dated
January 16, 1909, and recorded iu the
< lerk's otllce of Richmond Chancery
Court; D. 13. 200-A; page 227. default,
having been made In the payment of
a portion of the debt therein secured,
I will sell by auction, on the prem?
ises, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1, 1311,
at 5:30 P. M.,
the nbovo mentioned property. The
lot has a frontago of twonty-tlve feet
on Third Street by a depth of one hun?
dred and twenty-four fcot to an alley
six feet wide.
Terms: Cash.
H. P.. POLLARD. JR..
Trustee.
N. B.?-While terms for the above
sale call for cash, tbo auctioneers will
be glad to allow the purchaser to pay
one-third cash and the balance at one
and two years.
By N. W. Howe ,v Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
SALE OF T11 AT d ICSI RAULE TWO
STORY DETACHED BRICK RESI?
DENCE.
No. 1713 Park Ave.
We will sell by auction, on the pre hi
\kcs. on
THURSDAY. MARCH 2. 1911.
at ESO o'clock P. M.i
rlre v. rlj situated, tli?r?uglily built and
conveniently arranged residence above
referred to, containing ten rooms, all
of them bright and sunny. in desir?
ability of neighborhood and conveni?
ence of location, this attractive house
Is aU that could he desired in a mo?
di urn sir.ed dwelling, where values are
steadily improving:. The lot fronts .".0
feet and runs hack to an alley in the
reii r.
TERMS: At sale.
N. W. BOWE * SON,
Auctioneers.
??etton ??al??. ^fimtrc ^ap& Suction gales', future 23ap&
By The Virginia Auction Co.,
General Auctioneers,
.Monroe 16 North .Seventh Street. Madison "S?l
Sale Extraordinary
ON WEDNESDAY.-MARCH 1. AT 10 :rt0 A. M..
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wo nil: .sell at. public auction the contents of the beautifully furnished
home.
No. 301 West Grace Street .
Below is a .partial list of whatis to be sold. Bead carefully. Somo
; ilhg i.^ here you wish:
<M:c handsome three-piece Parlor Suit, mnhognhy tramp, upholstered
in beautiful tapestry: several Odd Gilt parlor Chair.-:, very pVctty Tables,
Hockers, Pictures. Mirrors, J.ace Curtains, Portieres, Bric-a-Brac. etc.
Hack Parlor?Beautiful five-piece Parlor Suit , must be scon to be
appreciated; several Easy Chairs, Hockers, Couches. Carpets, Rugs.
i,:>c>> Curtains, etc.
Hilling Room?Rovcly Quartered Oak Sideboard, two China Closets,
Extension Dining Table. Chairs, etc., to match; Druggets. Rugs, China
ware, Silverware, Glassware, 100-piece beautifully decorated Dinner
Set, Silver Service, one Wilton Rug flx.l -.
Front, Bod Chamber?Solid Mahogany Red Room Suit, handsomely
carved, with ;< Massive Brass Red. National Springs. Hair Malt:? --.
Mirror Front Wardrobe, Chairs. Rockers, etc.
Chamber No.. 2?-Beautiful Brass lied. Mahogany Princess Dresser
and Stand, National Soring. Felt Mattress, Chairs, Rockers, Centre
Tables, etc
Chamber No. S-^Onc three-piece Mahogany Salt. Spring and Mat?
tress, gooii Wilton Drugget, handsome Upright Desk, Chairs, Race
Curtains, .Small Rugs, etc.
Chamber No. I?Three-piece "Walnut Suit, with Mirror Front Ward?
robe to match, good Hair Mattress, spring. Feather Pillows, Toilet Set.
Pictures, etc,
Chamber No. ??Quartered Oak Drcanor ami stand, three-piece iron
Red, Felt Mattress, Spring. Pillows, Chairs'; ROcker, two Rugs, etc.
A good lot of Matting, lots of Rugs, both large and small, all
throughout tlio house; one good Bay Horse, family broken; also Phaeton
and Harness.
? Everything .must be sold and removed day of sale.
TERMS': Cash. Ladles c'ordiallv Invited to attend. Thi . ;,alc la
positive, rain or shine.
The Virginia Auction Co.,
r~ Ocicial Attct'.oncers.
Temporary location, lij North Seventh Street.
Mrs. A. M. Moore Is Raising
i
Funds for New Rail?
way.
[Special to Tho Times-Dlsputch.]
W lire hes tor, V'a., February ?it i?
a fact not generally known that tho
funds for the building of tho Blue
Illdge Railroad from Washington, Rap
pahannock county, to Cuipoper, aro be?
ing raised by a woman-?Mrs. A. M.
Moore, of Cleveland, O., who is at the.
head of a company of capitalists who
believe the road will bo one of the
best-paying small roads jp the coun?
try. Mrs. Moore, who Is said to be an
Unusually sagacious business woman
with a keen insight Into business
problems, has been spending some time
in Rappabanno'ck and Culpopor coun?
ties, and has experienced very little
trouble lh enlisting the support and
Interest of fanners, fruit-growers, tim?
ber and bark-owners ami others who
for many years ltfive had no railroad
facilities. She goes about hor plans
with supreme confidence In her ability
to push tho project through, and has
achieved success where m*ny men
would falter. Tho company Is to be
i capitalized at $000,000, and the road
? will bo thirty miles lone a length suf
' flclent to make connections with tho
! niaJn lino of the Southern Hallway
jat Culpopor. It Is also proposed to
; build a short lino through MJidlson
i count v.
1 _
Veterinary surgeons from Winchester
were called to Woodstock yesterday
afternoon to examine a largo num?
ber of horses which are said to bo ill
of spinal meningitis. The disease broke
Out suddenly, and many animals have
been Infected, some of them dying,
Spinal meningitis caused the death of
a number of mules in the vicinity of
Browntown. Warren county, last week.
Mit the disease lids boon chocked there, j
C. tr. James, ot' Philadelphia, who'
?Heil .several days ago, was the hrst
man who succeeded in making pho?
tographs of the interior of the fa?
mous caverns at L?ura>\ II? conducted
a series ?f oxporlmeiits with flash?
lights under the ground b ;foro he was
successful.
Private funeral iterwlcos had to be
held to-day for Mary Orndorff. daugh?
ter of T. J. Orndorff, who died of spinal
meningitis sovornl days ago at the age
{if fourteen years. A large numhoj
of pooplo gathorcd in the vicinity of
'.he house, hut only relatives were per?
mitted to attend tho services. It Is
said that the dlSoaso followed a re?
cent vaccination.
Some of tho business men of Front
/loyal. Warren county, are making ef?
forts to Induce tho Cumberland Valley
Railroad tu extend its Inie from Win?
chester to that place, a distance of
twenty miles. The routo was survey?
ed a number of years ago. and It is
stated that tho road could bo ex?
tended at much less cost titan I
usually entailed, there being no moun?
tains .and only a few atreams to cross.
The road now extends from Harrls
burg, Pa., to Winchester, and Is prac?
tically owned by tho Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Ch.trlcs Mtfrray, a freight conductor
on tlte Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
who was to have been placed on the
retired list next month at half-pay for
the balance of his lifo, wan Instantly
killed a few days ago at Martlrisburg,
when a yard emrlne ran over him. Ills
head was cut off. lie was sixty-six
years old ami lived at Brunswick.
All the Southern Methodist Church
ministers of Ute Shenaridoah Valley
are making preparations to attend the
forthcoming session of tho Baltimore
annual .conference, which meets In
Clifton Forge on March 29 for a week
It Is expected that there wftl be ti
large number of changes In the pasto?
rates, as many ministers hive, serve.!
oho cbngrcgatldn four years, which in
the limit. The conference raises fib
nil purposes about SfiOOiOOO a year. It
takes in a large part of Maryland,
about half of VTrglnl l and W est Vir?
ginia, the District of Columbia and a
small portion of Pennsylvania.
News of South Richmond
South Richmond Bureau, I
Tho Times - Dispatch,
1020 Bull Street,
'Phone Madison 17?.
The S".000 damage suit of P. V. Price
against this Virginia Railway and
Power Company will ho resumed this
morninc: in Hustings Court, Part II.
It is likely that all evidence will be
concluded and argument before the
jury begun to-day. The plaintiff seeks
damages for injuries to himself and
for the loss of his automobile, which
was struck by a car of the defendant
company.
Supervisor* to Meet.
Considerable routine work will come
before the monthly meeting of the
Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield
county, which' will take place to-day
at the courthouse.
Continue Revivals.
Rev. \Y. G. Burch,' pastor of the An?
bury Methodist Chureh, last night
preached before a large eongrefia-tion.
'Revival services have been In progress
hero for some tlmo and will continue
throuph tbls week under the direc?
tion of Mr. Burch.
"Tncki- Party.'?
For the benefit of the annex fund
c?l the Bainbridge Street Baptist
Church there will be a "tacky party"
Friday night In the home of Mrs. T.
Burton. Arrangements for this enter?
tainment have been made by the iJehd
u-11 and Society,
Spertilnte About City OfllecH.
Citizens of South Richmond are now
doing much speculating In connection
with the probable disposition of tho
city subofTices now looated In Wash.
Give This to Rheumatics!
Those victims of dread rheumatism
who feel their case is hopeless should
not despair if they have never tried
this successful formula. A well-known
Physician asserts that this particular
formula has more actual cures to its]
credit than all the ordinary patent
medicines on ihc market. To be as?
sured of ^results, have a druggist mix
it who will use only the true and pure
ingredients.
iodide of Potassium...'J drams
Sodium Salicylate.?! drams
Wine of Colchicum. oz
Comp. I2ss. Cardio!........ 1
Comp. I'M. Balmwort.1 >>z
Comp. Syrup Sarsaparftla. oz-s
Mix and take a teaspopnf ul afcor
each nieal and ohv ai bedtime. Alter
il;e first week gradually Increase tho
dose io two tcaspoonfUls. Should the
druggist not have* all the Ingredient:-:
in stock he can easily obtain them for
you front the wholesale house.
Special midwinter prices for rc
upholstering parlor suite
Yon can pay u? in weekly or
monthly installments
Closing Out Sale
NOW ON
Prices Slaughtered
Porter's Specialty Shoe Store,
North Fifth Street.
Panacea Mineral Spring
Water for Indigestion
Owens & Minor Drug Co., Richmond,
Va
W. V.. Armstrong & Co., Petersburg, Va.
Prince Drug Co., f.awrcnccvillc, Va.
A. B. C. Capitol Wrapped Loaf
"The be3t bread you ever tasted."
Wrapped in waxed paper?not touch?
ed by human hands until it Is served
on jour table.
5c. at Vonr Grocer's.
A M ISKICAnitEAD A.VI> UAKiXU CO,
_6, ?, IO. 12 li. Leigh Si-cri.
C?tate for &>af.c.
tpt-i
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Wo have, attractive farms for sate,
various si/.e.-t and prices; In Tlanovcr
and Ifcnrico counties. Call for par?
ticular.'-, and let us show' you. Suma
teal bargains, with "good buildings.
C. L &- II. U DENOON.
821 Mast Main St reel.
Fl XI-: .FARM FOP. SAT.F.
"Benvonue Farm," the property o)
tho la to Cap! alp David Meade. situated
n-'tar White Post and Millwood, Clarke
county. Contains 250 acres of fine
Wheat land: ul;o, an apple orchard:
Brick dwelling, large barn and other
outbuildings. -SOne-bnlf mile from Nor?
folk and West?nt Railway station.
Thlt is out! of the most valuable and
productive farms in the Slioriandoah
Valley; For further particulars, ad?
dress IUJBKR'1' SNOWDF.N, Special
Commissioner, Alexandria:, V?.
Ington Ward. Deputy city ofllcors now
occupy quart crs in the saino building
na Engine Company No. t:;. and it h"
planned to ra/.e this structure. when1
the how engine house At Tenth and
Ualnbrldgo Streets is completed. It
tliis huilding is torn down It will be
nuceksury for the city to seek now
offices. It has been reported for some
time efforts would ho made t?> se?
cure the. old post-office In tho I.cade:
Huilding. but whether this will be
dorn- is a matter Of conjecture.
It Is desired to ra/.e the engine bouse
in order to carry out the oropost d
scheme of beautifying the Courthouse
Square and the present brick structure.
Which Is old and Is unsightly, as well
as tl'.o building occupied by the Po?
lice Station tmd tho Water Depart?
ment, j
Tho Police Station will he removed
j.tb tiie old Manchester jail, but whether
the Water Department will continue
in its present location Is trot known.
SMITH~ACTS~AS HOST
Exchnnge Professor Give* Dinner to
fterlln Educators.
Berlin, February 2<1.?Professor Chns.
Alphonso Smith, of the University of
Virginia, exchange iirofessor of the
University of Berlin, gave a dlnne'i
last night, his guests Including rnan>
of the principal professors of the uni?
versity. Professor Smith spoke of tin
lively interest shown by the Fmperoi
In the scheme for tin: exchange of edu?
cators between America and Germany.
He gave a Sonst to the university.
Herr von Troll i:tt Sol/, Prussian
Minister of Public Instruction, re?
sponded, speaking in hearty recogni?
tion of the work of the Americans.
Professor and Mrs. "Smith will tall
for the United States on March 2. -
DOING ACTIVE WORK
?FOB BETTER ltd VIJS
rSnoeial ?" Tiie Times-Diana tcli. |
Lepsb.urg, Vti., February 215.?Active
stops have been taken by tho Hoard
er Trade and Chamber of Commerco
of Washington and the Fairfax Good
Horn Is Association, in conjunction with
the Georgetown Citizens' Association, (b
raise the additional sum of $20,000 to
complete a public highway and ma?
cadam road from Tyson's Corner. In
Fairfax, to the Chain Bridge. Over
$75,000 has boon contributed and six
miles of macadam road has been com?
pleted from Fairfax Courthouse to Ty?
son'!? Corner. Renewed e.ft'o,rts arc
In progress t<? complete the highway
from Leesburg to Washington, over the
old Georgetown Turnpike, for an au?
tomobile route through Loudoun to
the city, connecting with the Valley
Turnpike a; Winchester,
News of Eastern Shore.
[Special to The Ttmbs-Dlgpatch.!
On an cock, Va., February 26.?Tho
Peninsula Eight and Power Company
has been Incorporated with tho priv?
ilege at operating at any point on the
Virginia Eastern Shore. An electric
plant for ilie county town. Accontac,
will bo Installed at once.
.i. u. Tomb, of Atlantic city. N. .i.,
bought a ear of Chincotcague ponies
rills week. The purchase was made
tor the use of women and children of
his city.
Among tho heirlooms of Charles T
Hogers is a silver dollar made in 177,6.
that belonged to his great-great?
grandfather. Joseph Long, it wns re?
ceived by Mr. Long in payment of the
first sale of toll corn from Iiis mill, at
Sandy Branch. Del.
The Jefferson find Washington Lit?
erary Societies of the Onnncock High
School 'vill have a public debate in
the school auditorium March on Hi*'
subiect, "Resolved, That Virginia
Should Have State-Wide. Prohibition.
Misses fjlllan M. Savage and Mildred
Walter will uphold tiie afllrmatlyc, and
Misses Ruth Nottingham and Ella
M. Taylor will take the negative* sldo
of the question. Much interest is man?
ifested by the public.
Mrs. W. S. Nelson pulled tin's \ynpt>.
from a 'plant growing in her library a]
h ipon weighing fourlt en and one-hall
ounces. Upon the plant there is an?
other equally as large, i
Mrs. MorgaVol Finn v. widow of Wi!
ilam Flnriey. died at Ilm resilienc e of j
her daughter, Mrs. Charles S Waides
in Baltimore, Friday night, aged seven?
ty-nine Her remains were brought
here this morning, ami after service:;
la tiie Mcthodlsl Episcopal Church;
SoUth, burial was made in Onnncock
Gemeiert1/. Four sons?Captain Henry
O. Spencer F. '.lohn T. and
George T. Finnoy?and two da ugh
f.. rs -Mrs. Charles S. Wnples ami Mrs.
Henning.? Wi Waplcs. survive.
Tiie dissatisfaction existing in the
Produce Exchange from present indi?
cations will lead to Hi-- formation of
another, to be known as the Farmers'
Mutual Exchange of Eastern shore of
Virginia. Committees on charter, en?
rollment of members ami plan of 6r>
gani/.ation have so l'at* completed their
work, that u mass-meeting will be held
at Onley Wednesday next to consider
their reports ami to elect otlloerH foi
the ?'cur. The membership of actual
flirihors I- in excess ot 1,400, a number
much Innrer than the old exchange can
have.
trise Iis Postponed.
[Sin ciat i'' The Times-) ilspti teli. 1
Charlotte Courthouse. Va . February
2?;.--tin account of tb.e Ulnoss of Wil?
liam C Carrlngton. leading counsel
the defend in;, tiie iVtse? of Common?
wealth against F. c. Thornton, late
Cashier of the Charlotte Hanking and
Insurance Company will not \>e tried
at the March term of tho Circuit Court
lor Charlotte county; Mr. CnrritigLm
underwent soy ore operation at
Lo n'ch.buvu la -1 ??< it
external rem"
cdics for all forms of .
inflammation snob as
pneumonia, croup and
colds. Nothing can
approach Gowans* It
stands supreme.
WV hare been selling Qow&na
Preparation tor Pneumonia uod
Colds ever since it was put on tbtt
market, and h.%ve found it ob? of
our moat satisfactory eollers.
CA RPENTER UROS.,
Wholesale and Retail Drugjriata,
Greenrille, ?. C, July V, 1?J0.
BUY TO-DAYl HAVE IT IN THE HOME
All DniftflUte. 81. 50a. 2Go.
00WAN MEDICAL CO.. DURHAM, N. 0.
Suiranltcd. sni us?n?7 rtf??d?i by ytt* OtfSlH
Is usually wet because we have so
many rainy days, but as I have
sheil rapacity for about two hun?
dred cords, and as I buy the dry
original growth kind, and have
been making a specialty of prepa?
ration and pleasing housekeeper
thirteen years, I can please you,
Trv otic.
1506 West Broad Street.
Phone 1069-1070.
Move Tuesday
to New Store
eaters at 20%
Discount
Jones Brothers & Co.,
1418 East Main Street
SEK THE SHOULDER BRACE
' !)i?iiljiy This Week,
at "Tlic Quality Store."
POLK MILLER'S
The <!? a*afc? Store
Richmond, Vs.
FURNITURE COMPANY
SPECIAL 3ALE
1429 E. Main St. 117 W. Broad
Electrical Shoe Shine 5c
A T. GRAY
CK,AR COMPANY'S STORE,
836 E. Main Street.
"Lucca Olive Oil"
IN EVERY PANTRY WHERE
PURITY PREVAILS.
CKASIE TRAFIRIE, Importe
Mail.
?00 West 91 a!n St.
Special?Odds and ends In Furnitur?,
Iron Bsda. Mattings, Stoves, etc. Cbeea
pj closa tUein out.
310 EAST UROAX?.
It is better not to be without
Butter Nut Bread
NOLDE BROS.
()ur Bread has a homelike flavo;.
liest ingredients, improved facilities
expert bakers arc the "reasons why."
516 Kast Marshall Street, v
501 West Broad Street:
Buy "Hoosier" {
Kitchen Cabinets.
Sold exclusively by
Those Who Want tho Best
Ryan, Smith & Co*

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