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Want Ad. Rates j
ONE CENT PER WORD]
when paid in advance. No Ad. \
taken for /ess than TEN
CENTS. _
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR\
LESS THAN TWENTY
FIVE CENTS when phoned in
or. charged at the counter.
C/assihcation not guaranteed
after 9:30 P. M.
FOR BUSINESS CON.
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 toi
the WANT AD. MAN to calf.
sto?t un? Swims
C?ST. a Kl'l; m:?:k i'lilCK. '.mink. at!
Byrd Sti'uet Station. I'hone Madison \
/ "il5,-| ?,r return to IhlH olIi<<-. VIlt
0.1 n.I a STATION I i) tY ?:t>.
F.? ist. f?n -t 15iuu 13n pupp y; black;
spots on back, bind foul in plustcr I
<ast Return I0i:i West Franklin
St root. rjd._ __j
lust, at country club, satv'R
day uMcrnov.) briliillo 'log: v. hiio
face, no tail, Answers to nune.i of
"Nigger." i'laii' stran collar p.c
juru iulti \Vcsi Avenue uit'J receive
. ? tit it _
LOST~ LADY'S GOLD WiVTcTl, SEVEN;
<~i) |uwel. Elgin works. Tuesday;:
March '. on Highland Park car. oak- j
wood and Broad or Twenty-seventh |
and Venahle. Kinder will please rc
turn to 612 Hast Clay and receive
, cwa rd
Ui-t. black neck PI HC E LADY'S
f?r in Ten-Cent Store Saturday. R??
Ward. SOS 13. Clay Street.
*?elp flKSariteti. malt.
V\ A NT ED. fm hST^CLASS"aNU COM
pelent wood pattern-makers for pen
shop work in Cincinnati. No trouble;
Permanent positions and high wages
Address NATIONAL METAL TRADES i
ASSOCIATION. 1103 New England
Building. Cleveland. O,_
1wa NTBif. " FIRST-< .'LASS Ol RCU I.A Ft
mill sawyer, one familiar with steam
feed und back loyei Hut works. None
but competent, steady man need ap?
ply; Address fl :'.'. eat*: Titnes-Dla
patch._'_
COLO BED ? M EN : < IlECOM 02 CH AUF
fours, dav or night; wrt payments:
SOUTH EHN AUTO. SCHOOL. 113
Brook Avenue. _
\V ANTE 0~YO l: N Gl M EN IN Ol jit Au?
tomobile training school?a complete
course In driving and repairing for a
small cash payment. You may be?
come competent in a few weckt and
Secure a position paying from $7.">
to $100 per month. Call and inspect
our shop and lectiira hall. RICH?
MOND AUTOMOBIL*! SCHOOL.. 01S
West Broad.
|W ANTED, . RULE R\VITII T W<! V BARS'
experience or more. OBSERVER
PRINTIN?'. 11( lUSE;;Charlotte. N. ' C.
W'.INTKD. FOR U. S. ARMY. ABLE
bodied, unmarried men. between ages'
of IS and 36; citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate hab?
it;--, who can speak, read and write the
English language. For Information ap- '
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE, b2b East
Broad St.. Richmond, Va.; 151 Sycamora ?
Kt . Petersburg. Vn.. or Columbia Build?
ing. Granby St.. Norfolk. Vfi__
WANTED, YOUNG MEN (WHITE AND
colored i to pi cparc as llremen. brake
men, motormeh. Bleeping car and
train porters, Virginia roads: ?6i> to
a month. Hundreds put to work'
without experience, inclose stamp
for application blank Name po*l
? ion wanted INTKll. RAI lav AY,
Dept. A 6. Indianapolis) lud.
XIJtOM? pi BE INSTRUCTION" B Y ~C
tua) practice in fully equipped, mod?
ern, up-to-date machine shop, on thr
latest and most improved ears, chauf?
feurs earn JIOO.OO per month and up; .
we invite Inspection; part payments;
balance when you secure position;
day or n'.~:.t instruction; position?'
secured competent graduates;: bank
references; ten years in this busi?
ness; oldest, largest, best; an avia?
tion department. NATIONAL AVIA?
TION; AND AUTOM0BILI3 SCHOOL.
!! West Main, near Jefferson Hotel. I
D?A'EKNM iTnT~EM PLOY I :.s'"\VA NT BD'
?Send postal for Richmond oxatni
nation schedule. FRANKLIN INSTI?
TUTE. Dep't. ? 382 D. kochest er. N. Y.
wanted. A COLORKI) CHAUFFEUR
to drive a Palmer-Singer six-sixty,
seven-passenger. 1911. Must know
bow to read And write und to have
had not less than a year's experi:
< :n-r>. Slate salary wanted; also ref?
erence. Answer Ho\ f>l 2, Lyn c it burg.
, V"-_j
ii YOi: WANT POSITION AS FIRE- j
man; brakctnan, electric motortnan, !
conduct or. colored train porter, on j
Virginia roads, $6."i t.> $150 month. i
inclose Btamp for application blank 1
nnd map of new linen. Name position I
you want. Hundreds put to work
without experience. 500 more wanted.
INTER. RAILWAY. Dept. A '.. In?
dianapolis, Ind.
RAILWAY MAIL; C bid It K S "NVA NT KID?
Average salary, $1,000. Alternate
weeks ago with full pay. Prepara?
tion free for cominj; Richmond ex?
aminations. FRANK Id N INSTITUTE.
Dept. 383:D. Rochester, N. Y. ;
Si EN WANTED. AtJB lS-3fi, FOP.
firemen. 5ion monthly, and brake
men. JSO; on nearby railroads. Expe?
rience unnecessary. No strike. Po?
sitions guaranteed competent, men.
Promotion. Railroad employing head
tiuai'ters; over 100 men sent to posi?
tions monthly. State age; .send stamp j
RAILWAY ASSO., (.are Times-Dis- I
palch. j
kxI %RIId NC KD YOUNG MAN DE- j
sires position in mall order depart- j
ment of some reputable house-: cap- i
able, of handling correspondence and
promoting such a business. i>e.st of
references. Address H 213, care
Times-1 >ispa t ch,
^ANTIdl I, I 'OSITION AS ;COLLECTOR
or house-to-house canvasser, l>y lady
of rellnemcnt. liest references. H
-'Ii i. <- are Tinies- iti.spatc 11._
PHYSICIAN, GRADUATE AND [ Li?
censed In Virginia, desires experi?
ence as interne or mining practice.
References. Address G 4L care
Times-Dlspnteh.
WANTED, LADY STENOGRAPHER:
Do not apply unless you are experi?
enced. Also a lady bookkeeper, with
experience in general otnee work.
Address Bflx.lil33.7j:] It Ich' rrioiid. i
GIRLS, WANTED. A. S. KRAT? & co.;
Second and Dccatur Streets. Soulh
Richiricrid._
.WANTED, A AY HIT 10 "\VOMA.N~ f(i
cook and clean for family of throe
(all adults*. Good home for right
party. Address, with references, I.
x. L.. 1S South Thirteenth StreeL_
WANT KD. WOMAN To DO GENidRAL
housework. Apply 2238 West Grace
Street._
WANTED; W1IITK. WOMAN TO COOK
and wash, or man and wife, man
for general work, wife to cook and
work: also stout boy to milk and do
chores. F. C. .lOIINSON. Elko. Vit,
WANTED, A GOOD WHITE WOMAN
to make herself useful in a small
family, flood wages and good home.
Apply at Park Street. ?{[
Wanted, experiencdd^ iFtlrni
lure, collector, Apply HOME FlTR
NTSHINCr CO., 12? W. Broad Street.
^ City._
iV/ ANTED, N?RSR FOR INFANTS.
WARD. MATERNITY HOMId. 11G E.
Leigh Street.
r..'.1--!?'.'.:.? .- j?1-?1-ui
I^f.lp, ^talc nub emale^
.WAN'I'KJi." I^XPE'mf'iNtTED 1IAN;DS ON
paper, boxes, both men-and girls. Ap?
ply PhHLic. BROS.,. Twenty-filth and
. Franklin Strcela,
$?ofc?storml $clp W&anttM. j
Tnio vIrginia teachers- bureau
supplies colleges, privat?: und public j
Schools with teachers of all urudcs
'I'Cuchcrs wanted; lt. W. criulin.
Manager. Woodland Heights. Rieh- i
rttotid. Va.
\V\\ XT Kl?.* VOCNG LADY T<) TKACll i
child (Hu hours a day ami help with
housekeeping State compensation '
desired. W. I!. SIMS. .\la.\Wi Iton.- v:t.
i&ttuatioitiT ?f?ameo. .ircmaie.
a vTrginia lady- ;i/k1>ires sew-' <
ing by the weok or month in a fam?
ily. .\ll:^s o.. can.- Postmaster, for- |
_ tilnt Va. ^__
stenog r api i lo j i?- w.iTi i f. is i x. y k a rTs1
. experience In law u oi l; desires pbsi- ]
Hon Address .1 261; cue- Times*
1 'iypateh.
i^ooms far &enL
_ . . . A ... -? i ^j. i
WANtlill?. to 11KNT N 1< 'i: l> r FUR-J
nished looms, with or without hoard;:!
also ineal.s furnished at reasonable
rates. Tito KM A TT 11*1, 223 Govcir*
nor St 7
I NEW LY - fu HN1SHED rooms: usm
! of bath and telephone. 21. 10. Main
! Street.
j kor 11KNT. t1TrJ5E ROOMS j
bath, suitable for,doctor's oflice, pri"
basement floor. Gresbam Court, en?
trance on Ryland Street. Apply C. .1.)
tinder; Mgr.'
T.W.O ROOMS, FURNISH kd FOR
light housekeeping. 710 e. Franklin
Street. _
FOR RENT; tTTiTiTk lTgH~?\f~DHSiRA- |
bio rooms: West F.nd. Phone Madl- I
i - 1 _ _ !
FOR RENT. S13 V k R a L N10 E. II15 AT 15 d j
rooms, single or en suite; Highland
Park, on ear line. Phone Mud i son
c.r.s. _
i ntNismij in? iMs.'\v7'iTf?R wn7T
dut board 101 15. -Main Street.
TWO NICE ROOMS] PARTLY I'i'K
ulshcd; rent reasonable. 9?0 W. Mar
sliali street
iBoaruing.
LODGING, FURNISHED AND ?NFUfi?
nished rooms for rent, coiner Broad
;:!;?! Ron levard.
iiOAltOKUS WANTiJ). ::M |;'~ Fl; AN K - j
lin Street; sitigio or double room.
d?.wtDkrv~WANTEd; ~NlCJrTROOMS |
::17 E. Franklin Street. MISS PAL
MORE._ _
MRS. CM AS. K. ROWERS, 115 EAST
Franklin; handsomely appointed
looms, with board; large, well-ven
tllated .lining room; opening on Sec- j
ond Street. Meals by day or \vok. ?
PLEA SAN T FURNI SI f Kb lU >?M,NE?T? ?
bath: hot and hold water in room:
excellent board. Sil Park Avenue";
WANTED. two gen TIMMEN OR
couple foi- large front room, with ;
board; private family; home com-'
forts." Terms reasonable. Madison ;
_30?l-.l.. ;&17 West Main. _
BOARDERS wan TED FOR A PLEAS- j
ant room on second floor, convenient j
to bath, and excellent table board, t
Apply 303 East Grace Street.
38oarD ^RantcD.
WANTED, BOARD FOR OKNTLEMAN
.<is11 wife; one or two rooms, bat t j
connecting; West End, Prefer pri
cute family References exchanged
Address H., tare Southern Depot.
?"ity._
fJotu:?jP??;?Ct ?n? iuj? ^tartL
FOR SACK. ON E LARGE YOUNG
mule, sound and a good worker.
Sold for want of use. Can bo seen
at 1206 East Cary Street, on the l"ili
and 11th._
EGGS.?-15 R. I. RED. WHITE VVYAN
dotte, Buff Rock, Black Minorca or
ll Wlilto Pekiri. $1. CLOVERDALE
FARMS. IX. F. D. No. 1, Wavorly. Va.
F.?11JEGGS FROM. BEST UTILITY AND
pirze Barred Rocks, see or phone
GEO. A. CARY, Highland Park. Now
booking orders. _
EGGS! EGOS!?FOR ; SA LE. t\ SINGLE
comb White Leghorn eggs. ?l per
setting of 15; Indian Runner duck
eges. $1 per netting of 11. W. M.
Ml CAM R. F. P., No. 4, City._
FOR 1 SA LE, I iA R G F. BAY HO RS E.
Weight 1.250, five years this soring:
good worker and gentle. SILAS i
SU ELBURNE *<? SON, Twelfth and!
? 'anal Streets._
FOR -SALE, 40 YOUNG MULES AND
horses, weighing 1,100 to 1,200. W.
P. LIPSCOMB; CharlOttcsyillc. Va^ |
^atent??^rabfinarb?.
PROTECTIVE PATENTS PROCURED
promptly. Our books. "The Protec?
tive Patent" and "Retters of patent
Success." sent on request. Personal
service luiarantccl. BEELER ?S:
ROBB, Patenl and Trademark law?
yers. 220-21';: McGlll Bldg., Wasbing
ti>n D. C. _
^STIattf OTantSr
W"\NTEI>T A" i^CONf)-FIa5p*R FLAT^
near Tabernacle Church, with a
quiet, Christian family. Address II
cure Times-Dispatch
|LkrSonalflu__
OUR WORK?OUR REFERENCE.
H. SCII?STOCK ?*c CO.. ARTISTIC LA?
DIES' TAILORS. FORM I5RI.Y AT 607
EAST BROAD. BEG TO ANNOUNCE
T1II0 REMOVAL OR THEIR TAILOR?
ING PARRORS TO 207 NORTH
FI FT 11 ST X E ET. W11 E R15 W E 11 A V E
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER COM?
PLETE CINE OF FOREIGN AND
DOM ESTIC V-OOD.S. WHICH ENA?
BLES PS, FOR A FEW DAYS T/ING?
ER TO GIVE A SPECIAL OFFER
OF S3.". SUITS. PLACE YOUR OR
DER NOW AND ASSURE EARLY
DELIVERY. II. SCIIOST?CK & CO
NEXT TO CRAFTS PIANO STORE.
'PHONE MONROE 2106.
HUMAN' 11 AIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at UUGHES'S, 209 North Third.
ABSOLUT ft" PURITY" AND FREE DOM
from organic matter?five gallons foi
25c?-Holly Spring? Llthla Water
Phone Monroe 477. ?t
J. BR?WN, LA IVIES' TAILOR. 521 W,
GRACE ST.
^CttCE?.___J
ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR PRTJN
ing orchard, ornamental shrubs and
hedges: expert work guaranteed.
Now is the lime to save money
on your trees. Address II 225, care
Times-Dispatch._
A: PINCH OF HOPS TAKEN AFTER
meals la the best aid to Indigestion.
Instantly relieves heartburn, euro:;
ujhpepslUt Why take malt extracts,
ale oi beer? Largo package fresh
homegrown hops mailed on receipt
of 250. ROBERT WELLES, New
_burgh. N. Y._
i NEW' YORK SHOE SHINE AND HAT
I Cleaning removed from 810 East
I Main to 726 East Main. Separate
j room for ladles. _
I C H R IHTO qONSTAMNlDES. \VH,0
I keeps the Greeks' Home at 1712 East.
I Main, has over 100 people who can
1111 position as laborers, hotel, res?
taurant and all kinds of work. Phone.
Madison 2239. _
WANTED, THE~ PUBLIC TO KNOAV
that JAHNKE BROS, Jewelers. 012
East Main Street, buy. sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil
ve.r always taken in exchange.
W X N TED, ^TC> PU R CM IA S VT 'X 1-J M AI A,
farm on high eleva.tion, with good
view: suitniile for summer home. H
233. caro Time?-Dlsrjaich,
DAILY PUZZLES
(Tr?fc STRICTLY ON
?^TV\E LEVEL ,
TREM EVERY
Body right
Used by artists?
ANSWER To YKSTEIUIAY'S I r/.ZLF.i
Pan t her.
Jfov 2?>alc.
AM cutting" Sot vkxik BLOCIvS
frptn Gold Harbor battlegrounds';
shells, grapeshot and bullets Imbed?
ded in name; purtieH wishing saute
address WILLIAM BOWLES. R. !?'. D.
J. Richmond, 'Rhone, county i'.n<;.
_llll. _
j KOR . SALE; W BLL>EQUIPPED CAR
i l?ge and wiigon shop, doing a fair
I business. Will sell reasonably to
quick buyer. Address .1 J7". care
; 'f lines- Dispatch.
FOR S?i7e~^?Vill; SACRIPICE PAIR
of scales and cash register. Inquire
at Stall SO. S-et.nd Marled.
! PGR SALE. XK WLV-PAINTED Olid
eery wagon, good as new. This is a
nice Job and a bargain. Also sev?
eral good top buggies, two runa?
bouts and one surrey. A. MEYER'S
SONS. 73 I E. Cary._!
10-1101t SE PO W12R G ASOLENK EN- i
gine, kerosene engines, steam pumps, |
hangers, pulleys, shafting and belt - i
Ing: good condition. I BLUFORD
A: CO._ _
FOR SALE, 200 SHARES, OR any
purl thereof, of stock of Richmond j
Iron Works, now manufacturing th?jj
Virginian automobile. Will act ept j
reasonable offer. Address "VIR
OlNiA," P. O. Box No. S^;. Norfolk. I
Vn,_
I'OK SALK. a PULL LINK ?F D??BLjE j
and single trucks and grocery wag?
ons of the Brlstow make. Also a
full line of pleasure vehicles, new
and up to date. B. C. BRISTOW; 1
:? 13-1,5 N. Eighteenth Street._
for's'ali-:." drug" "st?re lv koa~~ !
hoke, stock and fixtures; inventory,
tlvo years' lease; entrances two
streets. Owner lias other interests;
Address SALOL, care Tlmes-Dls
_l?atcb. _ _
FOR SALK. A ' 71A N DSO.VJ K." M A SS i V K,
quartered-oak petition; 17 feet wide
by 12 1-2 feet high. 501 Last Main.
p<)if w?Ts?ns. ijo to"TtichiaIVds?n
bros.. CIS Brook Avenue. _
CROCKRIKS?CASH TALKING: DI'N
lop flour, per sack, 34c.; Gold Medal i
Hour, per sack. 42c; leaf lard, pound,
12 i - 2c.: water-ground meal; peck,
-'"><? ; sugar-cured ham, per pound,
r,i : California ham. pound. 13 1 -2c;
Irish potatoes. 20e. peck, per bushel.
7.7c. good coffee, pound. 20c.; balance
of our stock same rate. AUGUST
GROCERY CO.. 611 and Ci." East I
_A his 1 mil. 'Phone Ma; Us oh f 4 5 m;-I 2 52.
FOit SALE; NATIONAL OASK REGIS
ter. Dayton platform computing
scale, delivery wagon. Apply at
AUGUST GROCERY' CO.. 811 and tl 1:;
Kast Marshall Street. Madison
phone 4506-1232.
?ICE CREAMS." ALL FLAVORS AND
styles. WINSTON'S. Phone Madison
FOR SALE. SWEET-TONED, FULL
throaled canaries. Each one trained
by master singer. Price, 52.50 each
Phorie Madison 6163.
TRY A. M E Y ER'S;; SONS iWHEN IN
' need of a wagon, buggy or surrey,
top or open. They have the goods.
Large stock to select, from and easy
terms; Agents for the famous Co?
lumbus Buggy Company, the stand?
ard of the world. A MEYER'S SONS.
7i:; k. Gary.
flQBanteo.
HEIRS OF WARNER JONES. ?Til E
next of kind of Warner .lou-.~ tiel
oiod). deceased, late of Caroline
county, Vsu, will lind it to their ad?
vantage to communicate witp T. D.
FINLKTTEK, 1 116 South renn Square.
Philadelphia. Pa.
WANTED. A SECOND-HAND, plat
top, double mahogany or eherrv of?
fice desk, with three <ir four chairs
to match. II ?j::2, care Times-Dis?
patch._
sTe~CO n D-II A N~d MACHINERY OF
of every description bought at full
value, CLARENCE cosby, 1523 e.
Cary St. Phone Madison 3526._
WANT ed. TO BUY FOft CASH; HOUSES*
hold goods in any quantity. Phon?
Madisor 38.11.
^v&b\ts& ?pparmniriE?r
I sure i n'v'e s"t?! en* t.-partc7:i;
with $l,S0O, operate several large
deposits of feldspar, located direct
on R. & 0- Railroad, near Baltimore.
Md.; 100 per cent, profit sure. WIL?
LIAM THE IS. Mining Engineer.
Johnston P. O..- Elliott CRy\_Md._I
WANTED.?HAVING A LARGE QUAN
tity of first-class slumpagc specially
suitable for porch columns and Inside
mouldings. 1 desire to oftect a busi?
ness arrangement with a party who
thoroughly understands this busi?
ness and can furnish portion of capi?
tal needed. Address JOHN W. MAS
S1E. U South Twelfth Street. Rich?
mond; Va. _
$5.000 ; FARM TO BE G1V BN A WA y.
Write quick for particulars. HOUSE
& BRO.. Oak City. N. C.
Coal anb 33cloo?.
hickory"stovewood.'
do you want a load op" the
best hickory wood In the city cut
to stove lengths? You can got it
by 'phoning your order to Madison
111. Deliveries promptly made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY._
W>Nfa%hWpop,::iS; EXACTLY LI K e "ALL !
good, dry. heating wood?It. l ists, nnd
your work goes on smoother. His
coal makes ashes after it burns.
Madison 1069 and 1070.
QUALITY ANl? QUANTITY ? R !?",
guaranteed from us. Wo have onk,
pine or slab wood, and our prices
are right. We please everybody.
?Phono Madison 6913. NORTH CARO?
LINA wood AND COAL CO., 827
Brook Avenue.
Stlantei City ^etforts"
AND COYTAGES
hotel and sanatorium
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Always opAB. Always ready. Always busy.
F. L. YOUNG. Gen'l?annart
ISLESWORTH
OCEAN FRONT, VIRGINIA AVuNl'E.
Capacity. 400. Fresh snrl sea water In alt
bath?. American' or Buropban plan. Or?
chestra. Special early soa*on terms. Always
open. Booklet. WM IIYMAN, Trop.
PRANK M. PHOEBUS. Mftr. _
HOTEL ?BSEC?N
Virginia Ave., near Steel I'lcr,
Atlantic City, N. JJ
Fireproof. Lnrge aim parlor, rooms with
private l>ath?rooms with running water.
Klevator to street lovol--modcrn In over/
particular-special spring rates. Booklet.
O, P, PAINTER.
^eal C?tatc for &>alt.
i' ?? i; s *vl i:.' OKHT mercantile
stand in Cordonsvllle, Va., with ton
rbbih dwelling attached, on Malri
Street, in Heart of business district,
with stable, ami other outbuildings.
Price. $2,500. This is a burgaln, For
foil her particulars address SI I AUK*
ei.fprd \\ a rrex. orange. Vni
FAHMS AND TIMBER LANDS.* OUll j
new catalogue contains 400 farms j
and timber lauds; best bargains in j
Virginia. I pay your railroad fare.
WTltff for free catalogue. Adore?*
J. R. ELAM. Box 207, Oharlottesv.il?.
. V
FOR SA LE, NKW DETACHED l'HA M 15 ;
dwelling near Chimborasu Park; all]
modern Improvements; right up-to- j
date. For terms apply 315 North i
Thirty-Sixth Street.
F?Tt SALE. FEET near OAK - j
wood Aveiiue. Price, ?>?> per fool ?
Terms, Sr?e ctt'sli, balance payable hi
live years at c, cent. IhteroBL .
Owner would prefer interest to cash.
GBO: E. CRAWFORD & CO.. S32 E
M .i in SI root. < *lt >?. _!
iTKST S.MAl'.l. FARM ON UE'PERI
.lames, 20 miles west of Richmond:
railroad station on laud: tiuto road
through it. 27" acres highly Improv- !
ed: ten buildings The farm that ;
pays a dividend because It lias be.si !
low-grounds on the river: Uplands
of line quality. Price; $20.000. II
-'::7. care Times-1 >l-palch.
WANTED.; TO \ SELL RES! DFNf-l <
'.iii. two or i'.nii' lots in Woo.Hand
Heights; splendid location, splendid i
building: all modern Improvements.
See it now before another buys il
Address DR. I?. G. WILSON. 11'.' N
Fifth Street, or photic Monroe 2S20
foi: sali:,' small kaum cut in i
parcels to sun the buyer. Also one
lot at Gintcr Park?Lot 1t.. Block L.
Hawthorne Avenue Apply to 15. i.
PEITRICK; 2701_East .Main Sireeu
JVTTnTsH k7> ! I-ROOM HOUSB, IT'LL
of roomers: reasonable rent: doing j
good business. Rare chance. Owner
leaving city reason for selling. Ad
dress II 227. care Times-Dlspatcli.
for sali:. 200 Aciiios of Land.
well wooded in young oak timber. I
? nd w ill cut from 3,000 to 5','OOQ ties
within eight year.-. Price, $."? per
acre to quick purchaser. About one
mile from station. Address Ii 22S.
care TiriiCB-Dispatcli
FO RTI IN B 1N~ a1 ' i ' i. BS. ?BLU15 111DG13 \
.Mountain lands: hotel, cottage or:
club sites; for health, fruit, poultry ?
or recreation; macadam along side.
Box 7. Alton; Va_._'_
SITE for COUNTRY H?M15, UNSUR- j
passed; :; l acres cleared; command-1
ing view ten miles of river valley. I
overlooking splendid estates and;
modern homes; 2o miles west ot"
Richmond: railroad station on the
land; autu road through it. Why
pay high prices near city When you
can get the best location for $3.000.
K 34!). care Tiihcj.s-Dispatch.
j Vvi: can please vor: first call
to see us If you wish to buy, sell
j rent or insure. t>. N. WALKER & j
co., Real Estate, and Insurance, No.
1. Mutual Building (entrance corner 1
j Ninth and Main).
' C8-XCRE~ fTrm7'WITH' BUILDINGS.
$1,000; 1S4 acres, with buildings. i
$7,000; ti-j acres. some buildings,
$1,080; l'.<7 acres, fine farm. $6,000; '
I ri acres on car line near city. $1,S00. !
Must sell these farms quick. Sec!
owner at once. w. c. SCHROEDER; i
1301 East Main Street, second tloor.
iTti?cellancous.
mattr&sses.
HAVE TOUR MAYTIUvSSES It KilAUE
now. eamtarv methods used; reiiablo
WOl'k; SYDNOIt ^ HUNDLEY, ill j
East Broad Street M.idl.iori 3204.
-? ? - -j
VOr CAN GET GENUINE ANTIQUE
furniture at C; E. LYDA'S, A1 .SO j
antiques and other furniture repair-I
ed, polished and finished, Antiques
bought. 10 West Main Street, j
ANa-JQUEST
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
!'multure repaired. polished and i
packed: upholstering, etc. L. N. AR- i
NALL & SON, 3 IS Brook Ave. 'Phone j
-Madison ?'.27 7.
~~ol L.
B. W. X. OIL WILL CLEAN AND POL- j
Ish stained floors and furniture like
new, 25c. quart. S. C EVERIDGE. j
1607 W. Broad Street. Phone Mad I
son 7463. _ _ _
~ "shoe- r e p ai R in (I
I MEN'S SHOES. WHOLE-SOLED, $1;
half-soled, 75c: ladles'. 60c; chll
j nren's, 4Cc... and up. according to
size. Every pair sewed; no nails
or pegs. Best leather. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. 716 E
Main. Phone Monroe 2667.
CHESTERFIELD TONSOR1AL
PARLOR,
120."? E. MAIN ST.. PERFECTLY SAN
Hary; all while barbers: service un?
excelled. C1IAS. F. SBITZ, Prof
prletor; Wilton Enroughty. Malinger:
Anthony Seta, A. K. Collinhergcr?
all barbers.
FINE UNHOLSTERING AND MAT?
TRESSES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND UP
holstered: mattresses made over like
new; furniture and china packed
and shipped. JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
3202._
VENEER.
LIQUID VENEER NEEDS NO ADVER
tIsing, but you may not know how
good it is A trial and von will
use no other. S. E. EVERIDGE, 1607
W. Broad Street. Phone Madison
74 63.
FLOOR jj^WAX; ?
MARCH IS THE TIME TO WAX AND
retihisli Hours and all woodwork,
For the next ten days I will sell
three pounds old English wax, $1:
three pounds Johns, $1. or three
pounds Staples. This is a special
Offer and will not lie sold for these
prices again. S. E. EVERIDGE, 1607
"W. Broad Street. Phone Madison
7463.
cza
&cal C?tate for Bent.
FOr' ^RENT. UNEXPiRED" ^LEASE
house 1130 West Avenue; all modern
improvements: furnace heat.
121 :> NICHOLSON STREET.'" ~SE V EN
rooms, lovely home; cheap rent. Ap?
ply 320 West Main Street. MARCUS
_ McrA v-___
WK CAN PLEASE YOU! FIRST CALL
to see us If you wish to buy, Hell,
rent or insure. D. N. WALKER &
CO.. Real Estate and Insurance, No.
1, Mutual Building (entrance corner
Ninth and Main).
Table d'Hotc Dinner? Saturdny
and Snndny evening;*, 0 io I) o'clock,
fi.no each.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond. Va.
The moat magnificent hotel in th?
South. ? European plan. Rooms single
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious samplo rooms.
Ral?i_ 'J-50_Per ...aav ? anfl _ "P.Tl?.^
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 0 A. M. TO G P. M.
Admission, 25c. FRISE ON SATURDAYS
Defendants Arc Charged With
Improper Entry of Coal
Lands.
Detroit, 7<7TcJi., March 7.-?Government
Investigation Into ;? 11* g< d Alaskan coal
hind frauds Involving approximately
?IK.OWU acres of land, valued at morn
tltuii $*>O.O00.000. resulted in tin- 'ssu
ahce last night of an indictment by the
local Federal grand Jury, charging i
Seven individuals with conspiracy
arrainsi the United States. The de?
fendants are Wilbur w. McAlplue, AI - '
tier I R lloehm. George w. Ross, Frank '
l) Andrus. Arthur l. Holmes and M<
Ourdj C !,? Iba u. all of Detroit, and
Joim M. IJushnell, of Chicago. Th*
;.going oillcials "f a company
known jH Ute Michigan-Alaska De?
velopment < !ompany.
The contention of the government Is
that the defendants "'inspired lb in?
duce between 200 and ::?"> individuals
in become stockholders in the Michi?
gan-Alaska Company by making
"fradnlent and fictitious locations or
ccrtaht Alaska coal lands," thereby
violating the land entry laws uf 1910.
which made it illegal for more than
four persons to form a company for
locating Alaska coal lands and taking
out patents tin more than G 10 act e?.
t \fi alleged that the several stock
noiders or coal land i lalmants wer?
led to belleVe thai they were locating
i.hr lands for their exclusive use. "but
in truth and in fact, for the use and
benefit nt tin- seven defendants and
the development company."
The Michigan-Alaska Development
Company was organised tinder tin
laws of Arizona. W. W. McAlplue is
the president. The coal lands involved
are situated at .1 liana. Alaska, and sev?
eral contiguous tracts in the vicinity
of Homer, upon the westerly end 01
Kenia Peninsula, bordering upon Cook
Inlet The claims are said to have
beeri located by about JO" Detroit and
Michigan residents and 100 othet
claimants from New York. Chicago:
San Francisco, Seattle and other West?
ern points.
It Is declared by the defendants that
strictly individual entry of the lands
has been made, and that the Michigan
Alaska Company was organized as a
benefit association for the purpose of
aiding the stockholders or claimants
to better protect their title and de?
velop their lands. They deny that the I
uto/k was to he sold, and insist the
corporation was not formed for tne
exploitation uf the coal lands in the
general market.
District Attorney Watson announced
that he would prepare tor an early
trial of the defendants. The penalty
for conviction on a charge of con?
spiracy against the government of this
nature Is two years' imprisonment Or
o line of not more than $16,000.
Negro shot l??- Guard.
rSpecial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Wilson. N. C, March 7.? While at?
tempting to escape from the county
convict road force to-day. Tom Si turns,
c.dored, was shot through the body
h v a guard, and is expected to die.
Slmms was serving time for larceny.
By ,<' L. <S: 11. T," fJeim?iv ^~
Heal Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SAKE
OF
Neat House and Lot
ON EAST Sib E OF TWENTY-FIFTH
STREET. NEAR THE NINE MILE
RO A D,
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated:
March 10. ISO ?5, recorded In clerk's
office, HOhrlco county, in D. B. 151 A,
page 101, and at request of noteholder,
default having been made in payment
of debt secured. J will sell by auction,
on ihn premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH S, 191L
at 5 o'clock P. M.,
the real estate described in said deed
as all that lot, piece or pa re--31 of '.and, 1
with the improvements thereon, lying
and being in the county of HcurlcO,
Va., fronting twenty-two feet on the;
eastern lino of T went y-lift h street,
being lot No. 2, and five feet of lot
No. 3. on a plat recorded with deed
from Bolt oh and others to W. O. Bureh,
dated February .1S, l s:ir..
The improvements consist of neat
frame dwelling, containing about five
rooms.
TERMS: Cash for expenses of sale,
any taxes due, and to pay a note of
$500, witn interest from September 10,1
1910; balance at one and two years, I
6 per cent, interest, secured by deed i
of trust on property; or all cash, at I
option of purchaser.
C. L. DENOON,
_ Trustee. i
Meetings.
' Richmond, Va., ~March 1, 11911?~
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Trcdcgnr Com?
pany will be held at the company's
ollico in the city of Richmond on
MARCH 15, 1911, at 12 M.
J. R. J. ANDERSON,
Secrets ry.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK?
HOLDERS.
Notice la hereby given that a special !
meeting of the stockholders of the i
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER j
COMPANY has been callod by resolu?
tion of the Board of Dlrcutoru of said
company, to be held at the principal
oftice of said company at Seventh and
Main Streets, In the olt7 of Richmond, !
Va.. on TUESDAY. THE UTH DAY OF.1
MARCH, 1811, at the hour of 12 o'clock I
noon, for the following purposes f.nion?
others:
1. To consider and ant upon a pro?
posed Indenture between the Virginia
Railway and Power Company and tho
Equitable Trust Company - of New
Y'ork, trustee, supplemental to and
amondlng in certain particulars tho
mortgage or deed of trust of tho Vir- i
glnta Railway and Power Company to1
said trustee, dated July 1. 1906, to se?
cure an authorisod issue of 116,000.000
of ftrat and refunding mortgage bondB.
2. To oonslder and act upon a propo?
sition for refunding oertaln of the
bonda aecured by underlying mortgage i
Hens on tho properties of said oom- !
panv more fully a*t out In its A ret and
refunding mortcrag? of July l, 1909. j
aforesaid.
3. To consider apd act upon a prop- |
ositloii and proposed agrsoment for
the sale by said company of its first
' and refunding mortgage bonda secured
by the indenture of July 1. 1909, aforo
sald. to on aggrogalo aio?unt of |2,
100,000, being a part ot the bondr. re?
served under said mortgage for re?
funding and retiring underlying bonds
and for Improvements, additions and
extensions to property and other cor?
porate purposes, as more fully set out
lp said mortgage.
4. To conaldor and aot upon any mat?
ter pertinent to any one or more of
the objects aforesaid and nny other
matter or mutters which may proper?
ly bo considered or acted upon at a
cpurial or gontiial mooting of the
titookholders ef ?ald ccmpany.
Tho transfer books for the stock of
suld companv Mil! oe closed at noon i
on Saturday, tho 25th day of Fob- I
ruary. 1911, and reoponed at 1| o'clock j
'A. M. on Wednesday, the IRth day of I
March. 1911.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ro?y ?.'?Ii i t u?>rV>tary:
ijsi_jggaggggssg 1.i'Ju._i.1 asssgegs
TheValentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A. M. to r, P. M.
Admission, 25c. Free on Saturdays.
SuctionJ&?iz?. ?sJB?P S jSuctjon &aleis. ?Uftte 33ap.
By The Valentine Auction Co., Auctioneers,
01$ East Broad b'troet.
RECEIVER'S BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, Silverware, China,
Office Furniture, Iron Safe, Large Pier Mirror, Piano,
Barber Chairs and Wall Fixtures, Blankets, Pillows,
Furniture, etc., of the
HOTEL GUERRANT
Corner 3d and Main Sts.
Pursuant to n decree ol the District Courl of the United States for the
Kastern Dlstric'. of Virginia, entered on February 22. I'.Ml, in the matter of
Mis3 Carrie Spenrs Leftwich; bankrupt, conducting the "Hotel Cue ?rani." at
I t!ie corner of Main and Third streets. Richmond, Va , 1 will sell for cash, oh
i tlie premises of said "Hotel OUerrant.*'
; Tills WEDNESD A Y, MARCH 8. COMM ENCING AT 10::to O'CLOCK A. M.:,
as follows:
OFFICE?Itoll Top Desk. Smith-Premier Typewriter, Showcase. Key Rack.
Hotel Desk and Counter. .Mahogany Reception Chd'rs and Rockers. Mahogany
'Tables, handsome Antique Pier .Mirror, gold frame, about ten feet tail: Cone
i blnation Lock Iron Safe, handsome "Stieff" Mahogany Case Piano and Stool.
WRITING ROOM?Mali, gany Chulrs. Writing Tables. Desk. etc.
DINING ROOM?24 Hotel Dining Tables. 100 Leather Seat Mahogany Dining
'chairs, 4 Fie.-tri: Ceiling Fans. Serving Stands. Aluminum Walters, large as
i sortment of high grade Hotel China, In first-class condition, Glass Water Bot?
tles, Goblets. "Tumblers and other Glassware: about 22 dozen Table. Tea and
Sugar Spoons. 2S dozen Table. Fruit and Butter Knives, J5 dozen Forks (the
silverware is the highest quality used in first-class hotels, a largo part never
In use).
KITCHEN AND PANTRY?-Large Gas Ringe two sets Gas Waffle Tron.-v
Tables. Meat Block, ''ooklng Utensils. Coffee I'm. Filler. Lockers, large Cold
Storage Refrigerating Plant
BARBKR SHOP?Barbers' Mirrored Wall Fixtures, about 12 feet long;
two high grade Barbers' Chairs, Reception Chairs, Coat Hangers, etc.
MISCELLANEOUS?A number of Reil Room Chairs and R?ckers, Feather
Pillows. Wool Blankets, Mattresses, Double and Single Iron Beds. Dressers,
Hall Rack, lar^e Electric sign. Electric Fixtures, and other articles.
Managers and owners of hotels and restaurants especially invited to this
sale. Everything will be sold In lots to suit bidders, goods to be removed at
or.ee. Ladies invited to attend.
TERMS: Cash.
R. R. FLO RANGE.
J. KENT RAWLEY, Counsel. Receiver and Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.. Auctioneers.
auction ^ale?, JfutureJGiap?, auction i&alcfi, _lfuturc J?ap?
Rv The Valentine Auction Co.. Auctioneers,
61S East Broad Street. Richmond. Va.
Large Stock Groceries, Fine Store Fix
tures, Horse, Wagon and Harness,
Runabout, Top Buggy, etc.,
AT AUCTION.
On 'account of retiring from business, we will sell for Mr. J, H. Hirsch
W est Broad Street, Richmond, Va.,
TO MORROW (THURSDAY), MARCH 0. 1011.
10:30 o'clock A. M.,
his entire Stock and store and Butcher Fixtures, Vehicles. Horse, etc.
This is one of the largest, stocks of Groceries, etc., and most valuabl
fixtures offered by us for some time.
Sale positive.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
gbcaleb proposals.
Office of
Board of Public Roads,
Spotsylvanla County.
Spotsylvanla. Va.; March 2. 1911.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC ROADS OF
Spotsylvanla county will ro'celye bids
for four bridges. Bids will be re?
ceived for steel superstructure aud
concrete substructure; also for same
bridges with concrete superstructure
and substructure. The board re?
serves the right to reject any and
all bids. A certified check for 10 per
cent, of (lie bid and made payable to
Dr. YV. A. Harris, secretary of board,
must accompany each bid. Plans tire
on file in the State Highway Com?
missioner's ofllccj Richmond, Va., and
A. F, Brown, Engineer, Fredericks
bur^. Va;
Rids opened in Fi edericksburg,
Va.. MARCH 10. at U A. M.
DR. \V. A. HARRIS.
Secretary Board of Public Roads.
3&a?roaas.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
lo.oo A. / Daily?Fast train to Old Tolnt.
? 4:0o P. f New-part News and Norfolk.
7:40 A. Dally?Local to Newport News.
f.:W> P. Dally. Local to Obi Point.
2:09 P. (Daily.?Louisville and Cincinnati.
11:00 P. f Pullman.
6:45 r.?Dally. "St. Louis-Chicago Special."
Pill Iniana.
8:30 A.?Daily?Charlottesvitle. Week days?
Rim on.
5:15 P.?Week days. Local to Oordonsville.
10:00 A.?Dally. I.'burs. Lex;, C. Forge.
5:15 P.?Week days. To Lyhchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from Bast?8:23 A. M., 7:50 1*. M.
Through from East?11:36 A. St., 6:35 P. SI.
I.o.-a! from West?*S:30 A; XL. 9:50 A.M.,
7:l'0 P. M.
Thronsli?7-00 a. m., 2:45 P. M
Ja in en River Line?8:25 a. St., ?:;:. P. M.
Ricliuloii?jFrej?riGM'i & Potomac R,R;
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Loavo Richmond I Arrlro Rlclunoud
?4.50 A.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?5.20 A.M. Byr5 St.Sta.
*5.42A.M. Main St.Sta.
r7.|.S A.M. hyrd SI. Str..
?8.40 A.M. I!) tri St. Sta.
fO.30 A.M. Main Hi. Sin.
?Ia.01 noon Byrd St. Sta.
f 4.0D P.M. Byrd St. 8tn
?4.1?P.M. Elba Station
+5.15 P.M. Main St. Sta
?8.20 P.M. byrd St. Sta
?7.50 A.M. Byrd St. St*.
311.26 A.M. Klliu Station.
tll.36 A.M. Byrd St. St*.
?1.12 P.M. Main St. Sta.
?2.45 P.M. Byrd St.St?.
?7.25 P.M.ByrdSt.Sta.
t8.10P.M. MnlnSt.Sta.
"1M0P.M. Byrd St.Sta.
110.2ft V.M. Byrd St. 8t?.
* 11.25 P.M. Main St. Sta. j
?12.50nlgbt.Byrd8t.SU. i
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS. '
LeaTe Byrd St. Sta. 1.30 P. M. for Frcderlnksbnrg. l
Leare tillift SU. 7.50 A.M.,0.30 P. M. for Ashland.
ArrlTcByrd St.Sta.S.25 A.M. from Pi-cderlcksb'g. j
Arrive Kiln Sta. U.30 A.M.,5.30 P.M.from Ashland, j
?Daily. ^Weekdays. J Sundays only.
ri Daily except Monday.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station i
(except trains leaving 4.50 n. m. and arriving
11.50 night) stop at Elba. Time of arrivals ana !
departures not guaranteed. Read the signs. j
I Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY all RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK. '
j Schcduto in Effect January 10, 1911.
Leave Ryrd Street Station. Richmond; FOR
NORFOLK: 'DiOO A. M.. ?j:00 P. .M., ?RIO M.
M.
FOR LVNCHBURG AND TUR WEST:
?6:16 a. M.. ?a:n0 A. M . ?;::0O P. .M.. 'l'jo
P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ?li:t? a.
!M? *6:.:r. p. M.. '11:30 P. M. Frohl the West:
l*i>:50 a. M.. a3:00 P. M.. bS'tl? I'. M? 6:05 P.
M., ?0:00 P. M.
r 'Daily, a Daily, ex. Sunday. bStjnday only.
! Pull man. Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
Dining Cars. C. 11. BOSI.ICV,
D. P. a.. Richmond, Va.
?. W. B. BBVILL. ''- P. a.. Rpanoke. Va.
N o Rl OLK si> t; 1 i 1K It N." ~
Lv. Norfolk: ?8:35 and '11 A. M.. *9 P. if,
for Eastern Carolina and the South.
Lv. Raleigh: *6:i& A. M.. 13 and ?0:15 P. M.,
for Rastern Cnrollna and Norfolk.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk.
Pali':.::;, also Guhlsboro and Norfolk.
?Dally, fDally Ex. Sun.
d D. LEORANDE, G. a.. American National
Dank. 'Phono Monroe. :&;:;. Richmond.
W. W. t.'ROXTON. G. V. A.. Norfolk. Va.
SLADOAI?) AIR I.INF.
Southbound trains scheduled to lon've Rlrh
mond dully: 9:10 A. M.?Local to Xorllns-1
1:20 I'. M.?Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah. Jackson vlllo and
Florida points. 8:12 P. M. ? Florida Lim
Itcd, da My, except Sunday. 11:35 1'. M. ?Sleep?
ers and coaches, Savannah. Jacksonville, At?
lanta, Birmingham and Memphis. North?
bound trains scheduled to arrive Richmond
daily: 5:82 a. M? t>:26 a. M., except Monday,
6:05 I'. M.i 5:15 P. M.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Carp leave Manchester, Seventh arid Perry
Streets, for Petersburg:
?6. 7. S, *:>. i". 11. "Ii a. M., I. 2*. ?3, 4, 5.
??5:45. '6. 7. S, 10 p. M.
11:00 p. M. for Chester, 12:00 midnight for
Petersburg,
I cars, leave. Petersburg, foot of Sycamore
: Street," lor .Manchester:
I 15:15, 6:35. ??7:15. *7:35. 8:83. 9:35, ?10:35. 11:33
! a. M , 12:35. '1.535, 2:35; 3:55. ?1:35, 6:33,
?7:35; s:~.". 9;S5, *10:l>. 11:40 I*. M,
tDaily except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries baggage and express.
??Limited, e.vvept Sundays und holidays;
All ears from Petersburg coniuci with
cars for Ulthinond.
?eal estate. ^_|?
A SPACIOUS
SUBURB
WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES OP
RICHMOND,
is being divided Into half-acre garden
lots and sold to colored people. This
broad domain possesses such prelimi?
nary Improvements as lawns and
groves and roadways, and is now ready
for Afro-America ns who desire to
bulid their homes in\a lovely spot
which unites city advantages with the
charm and wholesomeness of country
life. For a description of this enter?
prise, write to.
CAPTAIN CMTSSONS.
The founder and owner of (Ron Allen
Va.
iia?roafljs.
Atlantic Coast Line
hi .1 ANtlAUY 0. 1511.
TRAIN'S LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT.
For Florida and South: 1:00 A. M., S:15 A.
M. and 7:3.1 P. M.. *10:G0 I*. M.
For Norfolk: 9:00 A. M.. 3:00 p. M., 4;!<!
P; M.
For N. & W. Ry. West: 6:t? A. M? 9:00 A.
M., 3;Co P. M. and 9:20 P. M.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. M., 1:15 A. M., 8:15
A. M.. 9:00 A. lt., 12:10 I?. M.. 3:00 P. M.,
4; 10 P. M.i 6:05 P. M? 7.?~~> P. M., 9:20 P. M..
11 :tr. P. M.
For tloldshoro and Fayotteville: *4:10 P. M.
Tralna arrive Richmond dally: 4:40 A. M..
5:10 A. M? 6:10 A. M.. T7:05 A. M., 'i>:o7 A. M..
??10:45 A. M., 11:40 A. M., ?2:00 P. M.. ?'2:1s
P. M? ?5:05 P. M., 6:35 P. M., 3:00 P. M.. 9:00
P. II., 11:30 P. M.
?Except Sunday. tExcept Monday. ??Sun?
day only .
Time of arrive and departure and connec
:ions not guaranteed.
C. .<?. CAMPBELL, D. P. A.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N". R.?Following schedule figures published
as information and nut guaranteed:
6:10 A M.?Daily? Local for Charlotte, Dur
lin'm and Raleigh. 10:45 A. M.?Dally?Limit?
ed?For all points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car to Memphis via Ashe
vllle and Chattanooga. 3:00 P. M. Ex. Sun.?
Locid sir Durham and lntormdlate. stations.
G:C<> P. M. Ex. Sun.?Keysville Local. 11:15
P. M.?Daily?Limited?For all points South.
Pullman ready 9:30 1*. M.
YORK RIVER LINE.
P. M.?Ex. Sim.?To West Pt., connect?
ing for Baltimore Mon.. Wed. and Frl. 8:00
A. M.?Ex. Sun. and 2:13 P. M.?Mon., Wad.
und Frl.?Local to West I'olnt.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tho South: 6:60 A. M.. 8:05 P. M.,
dally; S:40 A. M. Ex. Sun.; 33:55 Ex. Sun.;
2:00 I*. M. daily. From West Point: 0:30 A.
M. Daily; 11:35 A. M. Wed. and Fri.; 4:25 P.
M, Ex. Sun.
Si E. BURGESS, D. P. A..
?J0 E. Main St. 'Phono Madison 453.
It It 'I 111 ON I) AND (? HE9A PEAKS IIA Y
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule of electric trains to and from
Ashland, stopping at Intermediate stations
upon signal: LV. Richmond (Broad and
Laurel Sts.), ?6:05, ?7:10. 8:10?>. 9:10. ??10:10.
litifli A. M,: 1:10, 2:10, 3:10, 4:10b. 5:10, 6:2o'
7:10. S:IM?, 10:10. 11:45 P. M. Lv. Ashland.
"i. 70, :>!>, 10. "Ml A. M.. ?12 M., ??I,
:', 2, 4. 5b, 6. 7. S, 9b, U P. M.
?Dally except Sunday. "Suadav only.
bt.'arrlca baggage.
?teambratsf.
OLD DOMINION LINE
I.V. Richmond foot of Ash St. daily.7 :00 P. M.
Leave Newport Newa.3:00A.M.
Arrive Norfolk.6:00 A. M.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk i*ot New York dally except Sunday
7:i? P. M. Connections also made by N". &
IV, Ry. J .'. M, and 0. .t O. Uy. at t P. M.
Night Line steamers stop at Clare mom to
land or receive passengcra on signal.
VI RtilN'IA NAVIGATION CO.?James Rlvej
iiv daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. New
port News and all Janicj River landing-*.
Steamci leaves Monday. \S'cd tics day ah<j
Friday d 7:00 A. M. Freight rccfclvod tor.aji
.lames River landings, 'Phone Madison 17*.
Main Tlekft Office, F. Main Street.
Merchants and Miners TransporlationCo
NV-fola to Roaton. Hno? tve*
Providence, U. I.
Steamrrt leave Norfolk for Rna.'on, tun,,
Tup*. and Frl.; for Providence 2ion?
Wed. and Sat. at 6 P. M. Pass<!j*r? and
freight taken ' alt New England points.
Tickets on salt" *t off loo C. & O. Ry., N. *
VV. Ry.. S. It. Bowman. JOS Ea*t Main. aa4
Richmond Transfer Co., ?03 East liala.
Then "See Mr. Bowman" before mak?
ine arrangements elsewhere. He f?r?
nishes TRAVEL WITHOUT TROIK
BLB. TOURS in America, Bermuda?.
Cuba, Panama, Kutope, OnVnt one!
Around thr World. Vre? Information
Jriureau. Call for lllu-trattd Proa-am?;
Phone Madiaon 5154. S. H. BOWMAN,'
Tourist Agent. 70S Ea?t Main Streut,
Richmond, Va.
Patronlz* Horn? JudutRry.

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