The times dispatch. [volume], March 28, 1911, Page 9, Image 9

About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

Image provided by: Library of Virginia; Richmond, VA

                
Want Ad. Rates
r -
ONE CENT PER WORD
when paid in advance. No Ad.
taken for lees, 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. ML_
FOR BUSINESS COiV.
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 tor
the WANT AD. MAN to call.
^JLofrt arm ITotmti.
Hanover Apartments and Academy,
one black seal poeketbook. contain?
ing several banknotes. Reward. R.
K. SMITH, Whltlock Branch, Twen
ty-tnlrd and Cary Streets.
l?st. ONE BLACK MARE. SATU~R
nay night. Reward for same if re?
turned to E. t. DEAN. Highland
bp rings,
LOST. JN THE COLONIAL THEATRE,
a package containing pair running
<f.hooH and suit. Finder please return
to Colonial Box onieo. _
LOST. LADY'S GOLD .{ WATCH; "ELGIN
movement, between Broad and
Eighth. Lexington Hotel. Reward If
returned. N. L ROSE, R. F. I>. No. l.
LOST. TWO $5 BILLS IN* ACADEMY
envelope; Saturday evening, on Broad
Street or on oaat-bound Broad and
Main car. Reward. Phono Madison
I56S-J.
^ j^dp ^antcfX^lale.^
WANTED. FOR AN NIK RUSSELL CO..
eight men to act ns supernumeraries
Apply stage door. Academy of Music,
Wednesday 5:30 P. M._
WANTED. A BRIGHT BOY ABOUT
eighteen yearn of age an copyholder;
must be able to read manuscript,
night work. Apply, ready for work,
nr. 7 o'clock P. M., to FOREMAN,
composing room, Times-Dispatch
Building.
"WANTED, ? FIRST-CLASS WASH
man; must give reference from last
employer; white or colored; state
salary wanted. CITY LAUNDRY CO.,
Wilmington. N. C.
YOUNG MAN FCR STOFtE ROOM; ONE
experienced as a grocery clerk. Must
wrlfcs a. pood hand and be good at
figures. Apply In own handwrltlne,
giving references as to character and
ability K 78?. care Times-D1 spatch.
YOUNG MEN WANTED JN OUR MA
chine nhop; special course for rluht
ment part payments, balance when
you *et a position: ?100 nor T'ohth
or more to competent graduates.
Actual practice In this year's cars.
"Founded on honesty." "Prospers on
merit." Auto course freo to aviation
students NATIONAL AVIATION
AND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL. 11 W
Main, near Jefferson Hotel.
WANTED. DRIVER OR PORTER for
retull grocery Must have experience
and good references and acquainted
In West End. I iL EVANS. Meadow
and Broad Streets._
WANTED. "BRioht younci COLORED]
men and women for summer work,
and can givo reference. Address B
i,S2. care Times - Dispatch._ _
CANVASSERS FOR 11 It ill-CLASS All
tide, used to door-to-duor work.
Must be well dressed. Big commiK- j
sdon. Call after 4 P. M. If. E. Mar- I
shall (basement)._1
WANTED. AT ONCE, ELEVATOR BOY'
apply . Qtilcki _LEXINGTON ,iiHOTEL.
wanted; three young men to
travel; salary paid nightly. Call 8-'.?
a. M.. 5t? p. M. DURAND, 522 W.
Cl:ty Street._
wanted; party to log a 25-11. p.
sawmill. Write E. L. MORRISETTE.
Bon Air. Va._
WANTED." men to LEARN barber
trade. Only eight weeks required;
Wages after first month. Steady no
fdtiori guaranteed. Write for cata?
logue. MOLER'S BARBER col?
lege. 207 Bowery, New York City.
5*000 GOVERNMENT: POSITIONS OPEN.
Write for list. FRANK lin INSTI?
TUTE. Dep't 370 E, Rochester. N. Y.
MEN WANTED TO LEARN PLUMB -
fng. electricity or bricklaying in
three months: big demand: hi^h
wages: no books; tools instead: day
and night classes. Visitors welcome.
Catalogue free. GREAT EASTERN
TRADE SCHOOL. 121 S. Twenty-third
S troct. Phllad e lphla._
you ARE WANTED for GOVERN
ment position; $80 month. Write for
Hat of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dep't. 371 E, Rochester.
N. Y-_;
WANTED YOUNG men IN our Au?
tomobile training school?a complete,
course in driving and repairing for a
eriin 11 cash payment. You may be?
come competent in a few weeks and
j-ecuro a position paying from *75
to $100 per month. Call and Inspect
our shop and lecture hall. RICH?
MOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL, 913
West Broad._
AUTO SCHOOL.?OLDEST, LARGEST
and best-equipped and only real
practical auto school In this section.
Open day and night, the year around.
Call and see for yourself. Our sat?
isfied pupils are our references.
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
918 W. Broad Street._
WANTED, FOR U. S. ARMY. ABLE'
bodied, unmarried men., between ages
of IS and 86; citizens of United States,
of good character and tomperate hab?
its, who can speak, read and write the
English language. For information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE, 820 East
Broad St., Richmond, Va. ? 151 Sycamore
St.. Petersburg, Va.. or Columbia Build.
Ing. Granby St.. Norfolk. Va._
MEN WANTED, AGE 18-35, FOR FIRE
mcn, Sl?? monthly, and brakemen.
$80, on nearby railroads; oxperlonco
unnecessary; no strike. Positions
guaranteed competent men. Promo?
tion. Railroad employing headquar?
ters; over 100 men sent to positions
monthly. State ago; send stamp.
RAIL W A Y ASSOCIATION, care
t i mes-Dlspatch._
WANTED. YOUNG MEN OF GOOD
character to learn the automobile
business. We must have between
fifty and seventy-flvo men for our
factory connections within the next
three months, and wo will allow men
who can furnish reference to pay a
part of the cost of learning out of
their first month's salary. Mr. C. W.
Yeamnns, 918 West Broad,-Richmond,
Va., no longer connected with this
institution. For all information ad?
dress communications direct to Wash?
ing Dept., 1905 Fourteenth Street. N
W.. Washington. D. C. _ _
WANTED, POSITION TO'TRAYEUFOR
well-established line. I will guaran?
tee against any loss for first month.
Address "W.," Box No. 102. Suthorlin.
Va. < 'S
""ikiltritarg am* ??aifscinr?.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED VARNISH
and paint salesmen; salary or com?
mission. Only first-class salesmen
neod to apply. Address D 685. care
Timca-Dlspatch. _
WANTED, SALESMAN TO SELL
lightning rods; must be ablo to soli
the goods. Cash salary. $50 per
month and a commission: expenses
paid. No fake. Want good, sober
mon. Answer at onco: givo full par
tlculars. D 091. caro Times-Disnatch
'AGENTS WANTED. GARDNER'S EGG
tcster, 25c. S. B. WETMORE. 30
Bank St., New York.
COO IC WANTED.?RELIABLE WOMAN
to cook and clean; ?ood wo?cg. Rof
erenouB required. 1801 Hanover Ave.
WANTED. A SERVANT. WITH RQF
erences, to cook and clean Apply
^210 S. Fourth Htroot._
WANTED, ASSISTANT STBNOGRA
phor In insurance office. Address,
with references and salary expected.
I'. O. Box 383. Clty._
WANTED. FOR ANNIE RUSSEE!. CO..
four ladies to act as supernumeraries.
Apply stage door, Academy of Mu?
sic, Wednesday. C:30_f>. M._
NURSE WANTED.?RELIABLE Wo?
man or girl as nurse. Good wages.
References required. 1801 Hanover
Avenue._
$2.50 PER DAY PAID ONE LADY IN
each town to distribute freo circulars
for concentrated flavoring- In tubes
Permanent position. F. E. BARR
COMPANY. Chicago.
EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN DESIRES
sultablo location to practice. Cor?
respondence solicited. Address PHY
SICIAN, coro Times-Dispatch._.
Poarbtng.
DELIGHTFUL ROOMS AND EXCEL
lent table board._210 E. Grr<.ce St.
19 N. FIFTH STREET" CORNER EAST
Frank 1 in. Excellent tablo board.
BOARDERS FOR VACANT ROOMS;
also table boarders desired. 200 E.
Gruco._
WANTED. BOARDERS FOR LARGE,
desirable, heated rooms, with board:
tablo board a specialty. 312 South I
Third Street. I
TOUlT" RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
With N. W. BOWE & SON Insures:
best results._]
WE CAN REPAIR YOUR AUTOMO
bllo springs, body, top, cushions,
wheels and paint in the finest man?
ner. R. H. BOSHER'S SONS, 15 S.
Ninth Street.
^?aar?^Mlanterj.
WANTED. A FEW BOARDERS.
Terms reasonable._923 E. Marshall.
LARGE, FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
or without board: middle-aged
couple; near Gary and First. B 550.
care Times*-Dispatch._
WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY", BOARD
by April 1; south of Broad: central:
reasonable. Address J 2S?, care
Times rD i sp?ten._
2BanteD.
WANTED. CUSTOMERS FOR HAND
embroidery, waists, etc. Phone Mad?
ison <?:'G9-J.
WANTED. TO BUY FOIX CASH. HOUSE*
hold goods In any quantity. Phono
Madison 3861._
S E C O N~dTi A N d MACHINERY OF
of every descriptirn bought at full I
value. CLARENCE COSBY, 1523 E. I
Cary St. Phone Madlgon 3526._|
WANTED. ONE SECON D - HAND SIN - |
gLe buggy, In good condition, BabcOCk.
Columbus Moyer or some good stand-I
aid make. Address P. O. B. No. 573.
and state where buggy can,bo. seen;
AVA N T E D~TO BU Y ~A DRUG STORE,
or to rent a store suitable for a druc
store. Address B 5S0. caro Timcs
Dlspat^h._1
^oom? tor BRent.
U N FU R NlVl I Kb-TW(j !T LARGE,
bright, connecting rooms. 109 East
Main Strt tt._
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT:
also four date, store, corner Broad
and Boulevard._
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT; BASE
ment. 11 N. Sixth Street.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT AT
Henry and Grace Streets. Address
K 804* care Times-Dispatch.
FOP. RENT. NICE FRONT ROOM FOR
three or four gentlemen. Apply
502 1-2 N. Fifth Street.
3&tal estate ?^?antea.
YOUR RENT AC^foUNT'^ PLACED
with N. W. BOWE &. SON insures
best results.
WANTED, A GOOD TRACT OF PINE
or oak timber, two to ten million feet.
Give full details and estimate that
will stand Investigation. Address R
B. L, 115 Franklin Street, Peters?
burg. Va.
Coal arm WBLaob.
H1CKORY "ST?V e"~ 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".
LONG^S^VO?? IS EXACTLY LIKE ALL
good, dry, heating wood?it Issts, and
your work goes on smoother. H!a
coal makes ashes after It burns.
Madison 1?G9 and 1070.
PjfONE US y3?R ORDERS FOR
wood and coal of quality. We are
here to please you. Madison 6008.
NORTHSIDE WOOD AND COAL CO.,
640 North Sixth Street,
?m ??mmwm ??mm ...i. ? ...???
|3ourrrP"=*??i anD fLice gktocit.
FOR SALE. TWO MULES~A>H}^ONE
horse, gentle and good workers; also
dump wagon and harness. 11 West
Duval Street.
^ersonalg.
LADIES, IF YOU WANT YOUR SPRING
SUIT BY EASTER, GIVE YOUR OR?
DER NOW. FOR I CAN ONLY TAKE
A FEW MORE ORDERS TO BE
MADE BY THAT TIME. H. LEWIS,
LADIES" TAILOR, 2u2 N. FIRST ST.
i
LADIES, ATTENTION!
THIS IS THE LAST WEEK OF MY
SPECIAL EASTER OFFERING OF
350 SUITS FOR $35. IF YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR A BEAUTIFUL AND
STYLISH SUIT I AM SURE TO
PLEASE YOU. FIT AND WORK?
MANSHIP GUARANTEED. YOURS
RESPECTFULLY, S. RUDMAN. CALL
940 W. GRACE STREET. OR PHONE
MADISON 6911,
M. GOLDSTEIN, LADIES' TAILOR ?ND
SUIT MANUFACTURER, S. W. COR?
NER SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, OPPOSITE POST-OKKICE.
MADISON 5175. MONROE 1053. |
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGIIES'S, 209 North Third.
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. W. BOWE & SON insu.as
best results.
THE VIRGINIA HOME FOR INFANTS.
Inc., 100 W. Clay St.. Richmond. Va.,
has several babies of refined parent?
age, from ono month to one year
of ago, which they wish to Ivavo
adopted by responsible people. Ref?
erences will be required of all ap?
plicants. For purlfculars write or
call. _
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
automobile painted for spring. Tho
best work at R. H. BOJHER'S SONS.
15 South Ninth Street_?
_^H(^Uncrg^ _ _\i\
GIVE US A CHANCE TO PROVE THE
worth of our line of spring and sum?
mer millinery; new modols In pat?
tern and trimmed hats; a largo as?
sortment In untiinamed shape in all
colors and quality. Ready-made suits,
dressos and all kinds of wearing ap?
parel for ladles, misses and children
MRS. JULIUS BEAR, 1423 E. Main
Street.
DAILY PUZZLES
' What girl's name?
! ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S 'IfUZZliDt
Nestor.
Sot S>al^-_
fob SALeToU'^XlxTIN^ oTdRKW
ry's liluff and James River by Lieut.
Key. Done during the Confederate;
W'hv. Can be seen at BlG-GS. 521 E.
Main Street._
ONE RUBBER-TIRED RUNABOUT;
$40. Several ton buggies, one Co?
lumbus rubber-tired surrey and one
open carpenter or painter's wagon.
These jobs are in good order and
painted. Those aro bargains. A.
MEY'S sons, 731 East Cary._
ONE typewriter; smith premier
make. Applv at Room 707. American
'2tt|puna Jtu'-'fl inuonyN_
FOR SALE. CRATE and. BASKET i
factory, ginnery connec ted: good lo- j
cation: good opportunity: cheap.
HOUSE & BRO.. Oak City. N. C
RANTED,' to, SELL A STOCK OF 1
books, stationery. novelties arid
sporting goods: stock in good condl- j
tion and all salable: in a town In
North Carolina with 10,000 inhabi- |
tants; fine store and located in the
centre of the best trade district of
the city. Terms reasonable Reason
for soiling, have so much other bus?
iness. Address G 33. care Tlmes-Dls
patch._
ONE BAY HORSE. ABOUT 1.100 OR
1.200 pounds; pood worker. Can be
seen Tuesday at IS S. Fifteenth St.
Phone Monroe U'SQ. Price. $75._
TRY A. MEYER's SONS WHEN IN
need of a wagon, huggy or surrey,
top or open. They have the goods:
large stock to select from and easy
terms. Agents for the famous Co?
lumbus Buggy Co.. the standard of
the world. A. MEYER'S SONS. 731 |
E. Cary.
FOR SALE, A FIRST -CLASS CORN
poppe.r and peanut roaster combined;
been used only two months; atid ah
ice cream waffle maker. Reasonable
prices. Apply ?24 W. Broad Street.
FOR ~SA~LE. ONE SMITH & WESSON
3J-20 calibro military model revolv?
er: perfect condition; shot only a few
times. Price. $10 cash. T. H
DROSTE. Box 656, Richmond. Va.
A~ HIGH-GRADE IB r E w S T e R VI C TO -
rla, but little used. Address D 725.
rare Times-Dispa tch._
A NO. 50 BABY DE LAVAL CREAM
separator, aerater and a number
of five and ten-gallon milk cans.
Address M E ADO W B ROOK FARM.
Drewry's Bluff. Vn._
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. 2 2-4-HORSE
power. In perfect running condition.
Price. $75. Address '?motorcycle.''
care Postmaster, Huguenot, Powha
tan Co., Va._
FOR SALE. FINE RETAIL STORE,
located In Virginia -town of 8.000.
making our own ice cream, cakes
and candy; doing 315.000 business:
established 45 years. Good reason
for telling. Address D 697, care
Times- Dispatch._
FOR SALE. ROTARY NEOSTYLE.
good as new. Will sell at sacrifice to
quick buver. Apply Room i. Ebel
_Building._
FOR SALE. A FINE PAYING ELEC
ui<j shoe shop; trood reason for sell?
ing. Address N. M. HENDERSON.
Hettdc-rsnn. N. C. _
ON e IRON SAFE. IN GOO!') CONDI
tion. Apply at Room 707. American
National Bank Building._
GROCERIES? CASH TALKING: DUN
lop flour, per sack, 3 1c; Gold Medal
flour, per sack, 42c; leaf lard. pound,
12 l-2c: water-ground meal, peck,
25c; sugar-cured ham. per pound.
17c: California ham. pound, 13 l-2c;
Irish potatoes. 20c. peck, per bushel.
75c; good coffee, pound, 20c; balance
of our stock same rate. AUGUST
GROCERY CO.. 611 and 613 East
Mashall. 'Phone Madison 4SQg-l2aL'.
FOll SALE. NATIONAL CASH REOIS
tor, Dayton platform computing
scale, delivery wagon. Apply at
AUGUST GROCERY CO.. 611 and 613
East Marshall Street. Madison
phone [phone]._
FOR WAGONS. GO TO~^TcllTvRDSON
BROS.. 615 Brook Avenue._
LUMBER. LATHS. SHINGLES. SASH,
blinds, doors. WOODWARD <? SON.
Ninth and Arch. Richmond, Va.
FINE S~T AUTOMOBILE FAINTING
done at R. U. BOSHER'S SONS. 15
South Ninth Street.
FOR SALE. TO!''BUGGIES. $40 UP TO
$125; one surrey. $35; ono cab, one
grocery wagon. $40. Farm wagons
with wide tires, all sizes. THOS. H.
DUKE & CO.. S04 Brook Ave._
SEVERAL PONY TRAPS AND PONY
runabouts in stock; can give you
most any style desired.
ONE RUBBER TIRED RUNABOUT.
$35; one steel tired high-grade bug?
gy; little used, $65; two steel tired
Concords, $40 and $50; all second?
hand and In good shape.
A BIG STOCK OF LIGHT ONE-HORSE
surreys. Don't fail to see these be?
fore they aro sold.
RUBBER TIRED AND STEEL TIRED
business buggies; also a big line of
cut-under runabouts. Always see
our line of vehicles and harness be?
fore you buy.
AGENTS FOR THE "OLD HICKORY"
wagons. BRTSTOW-WORSHAM CO..
113 5 Ha a t Main._
FOR SALE. VEHICLES AND HAE
ncss. Call on B. C. BRISTOW. 11-13
15 N. Eighteenth Street, and get his
prices before you buy. Repairing a
specialty._
FOR R EN" T. STABLE. CARRIAOE ?
house, or good garage, on Second
Street, between Grace and Franklin.
Phone 6116._
I FOR RENT. A VERY ATTRACTIVE
j modern 10-room bouse, in ono block
of Forest Hill car, $35 per month, by
J. E. NORVELL. 2602 11 till Street.
TO CA'REFUL. REFINED TENANT I
will rent for six months or longer
my house (furnished), lit West Grace,
near Leo Monument. House, con?
tains about nine room?:: has electric?
ity and gas: closets in each room:
newly papered, and is modern In
every detail. Address C 650, care
Times-1 >lspatch.__
WANTED, RENTER FOR ONE /OF,
the richest and best farms in Ches?
terfield county, one mile from Pe?
tersburg. Vn.; the. Oongdon farm, 120
Hero:*. 31.000 to $1.500 necessary, and
this amount ought to bo cleared in
ono year. Address G. G. CONG DON.
Phoebus. Va. _ _
Automobile for g>ale
$?: E. M. F. 20,-$800: Flanders road?
ster, now, $750; Bulck model 17. $850?
Bnlck model 10. $550; Crawford so!
$650; Chalmers model K. $900; While
steamer. $750; Maxwell. $250; Olds
mobllo, 51100, .and many others. All
aro 1910 or 1911 models, and wo
guarantee all rcpnirs free for om>
year on every car bought of us.
Bring us your car. Wo will turn It
Into <aa\\. VIRGINIA AUTO CO.. 11
West Main.
Steal C?tate for&ale._
YOUTri" NEEDS Alu';^?UR~CKnVF CO>T
eern. Bo ?uro to see ub before vou
buy. D. N. WALKER & CO.. Real
Estato and Insurance. No. 1 Mutual
Building._
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS: OUR
new catalogue contains 401 farms
and timber lands; best bargains in
Virginia. I pay your railroad fare.
Write for free cataloguo. Address
J. R EDAM. Box 287. Charlottcavlllt,
Va.
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. W. BOWE & SON insures
best reBulta.
OS-ACRE FARM, WITH BUILDINGS,
$1.000; 4SI acres. with buildings,
$7.000; 00 acres, some buildings,
S 1.060; 197 acres, fine farm. $6.000;
f> acres on car lino noar city. $1.500.
Must sell these farms quick. Seo
owner at once. W. C. SCHROEDER.
1301 East Main Street, second r.oor. j
F?TTSALE. NEW DETACHED FRAME )
dwelling near Chimborazo Pork: all i
modern improvements; right up-to- j
date. For terms apply 315 North I
Thirty-Sixth Street._j
12-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON 30-FOOT
lot. on Mayo Street; electric lights. |
gas. two baths: everything in Al
condition; renting for $60 per month.
A real good, sure II nor cent. Invest?
ment?$5.000. AMOS & PO INDEX
TER. 1110 E. Main._
FOR SALE. SPLENDID NINE-ROOM
house, with large lot, at Forest Hill,
near car line. Price, $4.750. Bv J. E.
NORVELL. 2602 Hull Street.
ifltetmg?.
A CALLED COMMUNICATION OF !
Fraternal Lodge. No. 53, A.. F. & I
A. M.. will be held at the Masonic
Temple THIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON i
at 2 o'clock for the; purpose of paying i
the last sad tribute of respect to our >
deceased brother. BERNARD SAM- 1
UK LS.
Members of sister lodges und transi?
ent brethren are fraternally invited to
unite with us.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
WM. RE INI I KIM ER.
I_Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Bon Air Com?
pany, of Virginia, will be held In
Room 915. Mutual Building. TUES
_DAY. April 4. 191 1. at 12 M._
A GENERAL MEETING OFTHEMEM
bern of the Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire on Buildings of the State
of Virginia will be held at the office
of the society on MONDAY. April
17. 1911. at 1 P. M.
EDWIN A. PALMER.
_Prlncipal Agent._
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILWAY CO.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETING.?Notice Is hereby riven
that a special meeting of the stock?
holders of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company has been called bv
the board of directors of said com?
pany, to be held at the principal of?
fice of the company In the city of
Richmond, Virginia, on SATURDAY,
the 29th day of April, 1911. at 11
o'clock A. M? for the following pur?
poses:
(a) To consent to, approve and au?
thorize the creation and issue of
mortgage bonds of the company to
be limited to a principal amount, in
United States gold coin, of $120.000.
000 at any one tlmo outstanding;
such bonds to mature at saich date,
and to bear interest from such date
and at such rate or rates, not ex?
ceeding five per cent, per annum, as
the board of directors or the execu?
tive committee of the company may,
determine; to bo i?-:uable for such
purposes, upon and subject to such
terms and conditions and in such
denominations, to bo payable, both
principal and interest, at such place
or places, in such currency or cur- !
reticles and at such rate or rates of
exchange, and to be in such form
and to contain such terms and pro?
visions, as said board or said com?
mittee may determine:
fb> To consent to, approve and
authorize the execution and delivery
of a mortgage und deed of trust on
und of all or any part of the rail?
roads, equipment. franchises und
property, Including corporate stocks
and obligations, owned by the com?
pany a: the date of the execution
and delivery of such mortgage and
deed of trust or at any time there?
after acquired by If. such mortgage
and deed of trust to securo not onlv
such bonds, but also, in pursuance of
covenants heretofore made by the
company and otherwise, to secure,
in such manner and to such extent
as may be authorized or approved by
the board of directors or stockhold?
ers of the company, not exceeding
$37,200,000, face amount, of the four
and one-half per cent, twenty-year
convertible gold bonds of the com?
pany. Issued or Issuable under the
trust indenture, bearing date April
2S, 391u, between the company and'
United States mortgage and trust
company, as trustee:
(c) To approve, or to authorize the
board of directors! of the company in
its discretion to determine, the form
and terms of such mortgage and
deed of trust, and the property of
the company to be embraced therein:
(d) To ratify and confirm and to
authorize and consent to any action
theretofore taken or authorized bv
sairl board of directors or by the
executive committee of the company,
which may be submitted to the meet?
ing, whether for the purposes of or
In connection with or in contempla?
tion of any of the matters aforesaid
or otherwise; and
(e) To transact such other busi?
ness as may be brought before the
meeting.
The stock transfer books of the
company will be closed for such
meeting on Monday, the 10th dav of
April. 1911, at 3 o'clock P. M.. end
will be reopened on Monday, the 1st
day of May. 1911, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Bv order of the Boar.i of Directors.
JAS. STEUART MACK I E,
Secretary.
Dated Richmond. Va.. March 27.1911.
j?rjtkes".
The Richmond Chamber of Commerce.
Richmond. Va., March 28. 1911.
THE RIGHT BEING RESERVED TO
anticipate tho payment and to call
for presentation for payment of tho
third mortgage C per cent, gold bonds
of the Richmond Chamber of Com?
merce by a notice published for 30
days In a morning newspaper publish?
ed In the city of Richmond; and that
after the date fixed for payment by
said notice all interest shall cease on
said bonds; notice Is hereby given
that .said bonds will bo paid APRIL
2S, 1911. on presentation nt tho office
of the chamber, which will then be
located at Room 311. Mutual Build?
ing, Richmond. Va.
THE RICHMOND
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
_Bv R. A. DUN LOP. Secretary
MARTIN & MARTIN HAVE MOVED
to 419 North Sixth Street. Temporary
headquarters. _.?_
WANTED, THE TUBLIC TO KNOW
that J AI INK H BROS. Jewelers. 912
East. Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sli?
ver always taken in exchange.
$57(1(10 FARM TO BE GIVEN A WAY
Write quick for particulars. HOUSE
&? PRO., Oak City. X. C, _'
FIREPLACE FIXTURES. MANTELS
and tiling H. F. BERNHARDT &
BRO.
RELIABLE TRANSFER, iiflLLNER'S.
302 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
for 25 cents, valises 13 cents; claim
checks issued at the houso for your
baggage. Two men on our wagon.
We make a. specially of moving fur?
niture and pianos. Phone Madison
1445; residence phono Monroe 2160.
YOUR RENT' ACCOUNT PLACED
With N. W. BOWE & SON Insures
L best results.
BEST AUTOMOBILE PAINTING DONE
at R. Hi BOSHER'S SONS. 15 South
Ninth Street.
WE ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF
our Individual law offices from I he
Chamber of Commerce Building to
Rooms 213-211-215 American Na?
tional Rank Building, where wo shall
be located until the completion Of
tho Travelers' Bullding. HILL MONr
TAGUE. G EDGES If. WINSTON
BROCKENBRGUGH LAMB.
Professor Jordan Says He Got
His Information From
the Convict.
According to a statement made to
The Times-Dispatch by Professor C. T.
Jordan, of Staunton, as to Iiis assertion
before the Anti-Saloon League of New?
port News to the effect that Governor
Swanson . had restored the citizenship
of a negro convicted of voting illegally,
lie secured his Information from the
negro himself. In a letter. Professor
Jordan gives no other evidence to
support his assertion, which he made
with dramatic effect from the ??oi;A'
at Newport News.
As shown in The Times-Dispatch n
fey/ days ago from the records in the
office of the Secretary of the Common?
wealth, Governor Swanson issued a
conditional pardon to this negro, at
the request of many leading citizens oi
Staunton. This, of course, did not re
storo any rights of citizenship, for sep?
arate action on tho part of a Gover?
nor Is necessary to permit a person
convicted of felony to vote again.
Professor Jordan's letter is as fol?
lows:
"Staunton, Va.. March 23, 1311.
"Editor Times-Dispatch:
"This morning's Staunton paper pub?
lishes an extract from your paper. In
which 1 am charged with making
reckless statements, and in which you
proceed to point out some mistakes
that you allege I have made, and you
cite certain records to sustain your
allegation.
"The records of the court here show
that at the September term. 1903, Rich?
ard Ilohgood. colored. ?;.H indicted for
Illegal voting at the laet local option
election, and that the same grand jury
returned another indictment at the
same term of the court against the
same party for perjury. Ho was trie*)
before a jury upon the indictment for
Illegal voting, found guilty, and sen?
tenced to serve one minute. In Jail and
to pay a fine of $10. He was tried
before the police Justice upon the in?
dictment for perjury, found guilty, and
sentenced to serve fifteen days In j?i
<nid to pay k fine of $15. A few days
after this I saw in the papers that
Richard Hobgood had been pardoned
by Governor Swanson, and a little later
I saw Hobgood In a store here and he
told me that he had received his par?
don: that his lawyer had told him that
all that he had to do now was to
pay his taxes and he could vote, and
that ho intended to do so and vote
as he pleased. Your article says this
pardon was a conditional one, and thai
It does not. restore to him the right
to votp. The pardon does not say any?
thing abut tl>e right, to vote, and the
best lawyers whom T have consulted
here are not sure on this point.
"His past record shows that be made
a fearful assault upon a policeman
here pome years ago. He was indict?
ed upon the two charges hereinbefore
set forth and found guilty. These wc.ro
very serious offenses, the punishment
wholly Inadequate, and he was. In the
ease of perjury, pardoned by the Gov?
ernor. The same grand tury that In?
dicted Hohgood for perjury indicted
three white men for perjury (not com?
mitted in a local option election), and
each one was sentenced to two years
In the penitentiary by a jury.
"The same week that Hobgood re?
ceived this sentence of one minute in
jail for Illegal voting a man in New
York, tried for tho same sort of of?
fense, was given three years in the
penitentiary, and a few days before 1
spoke at Newport News Judge Garri?
son, of Gamden, N. J., called the at?
tention of the grand Jury to the
SECOND FLO?R?THREE~*NICK, "UNr
furnished rooms; private hath and
back porch; all connecting. 520 N.
Ninth Street.
ienal Notices
VIRGINIA?IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICO,
THE 20T1I DAY OF MARCH, 1011:
TV. A. Chesterman and W. .1.
Ready, by A. J. Chewning & Co.,
Agents .Plaintiffs
vs.
Stanley C. De Camp .Defendant
In Debt and Upon an Attachment Re?
turned Executed.
The object of this suit Is to recover
against the defendant the sum of $15.
with legal interest thereon from the
15th day of September, 1910, until pay?
ment.
And an affidavit having been made
and liled that tho defendant is not a
resident of the State of Virginia, it. 1*
ordered that he do appear here within
four months after the due publication
j of this order, und do what is neces
| sary to protect his interest herein. And
that this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks 'n
The Times-Rlspittch. h newspaper pub?
lished in the city of Richmond. Vn..
and be posted In the manner prescribed
by law.
A copy?teste:
SAMUEL P. W ADD ILL
Clerk.
A. J. Chewning, Jr.. Attorney.
MATTRErSSEis.
HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADE
now. sanitary methods used; rellabla
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY. Ill
East Broad Street. Madjson 3204.
' SHOE REPAIRING"
MEN'S SHOES HALF-SOLED. 50c,,
nailed. Ladles' shoes, 10c, and chil?
dren's 25 cents and up. according to
size DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 East Main.
SPRING CLEANING.
CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED WITH
vacuum cleaners quickly and cheaply
In your home, on the door: no bother
taking up or moving anything. Will
call and give estimate if von semi
address to "VACUUM CLEANER
BOYE." 15 E. Marshall. Phone Madi?
son 2945-.1. Also salesmen wanted
for band and electric cleaners, from
_$15 to $125._ _
' SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL
75C. MEN'S HALF-SOLES REBATED
t'j 50c; ladies' GOc. half-soles rebated
to |0<\: every pair sowed; no nail.-', no
pegs: best leather. Cut out this
coupon and bring with shoos before
March 31st. We cannot send for
shoes at this special price. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY, No. 716
Enst Main Street.
11 ATT ERY: ~
THE AMERICAN HAT CO. WISHES T< >
Unnounco their removal from 10 1
to their new quarters, 501 East Mar?
shall, corner Fifth. Custom-made
hats. Stetson stylos. Hat repairing
neatly done, cleaned, blocked, etc.
Full line of hats and caps constant lv
kept on hand at rock bottom prices.
Get under a Marshall hat and smile.
' MATTRESSES! MA TT RESSES!
WE SEND FOR YOUR MATTRESS IX
the morning, make It over like new.
and return it to you the same tiny.
New hair mattresses a specialty. ,L\
COR t'MLAUF\_ Plione Madison .1292
WATCH REPA IRINO.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by WM. TOB 110N, JR., is a
guarantee that It Is done properly.
Twenty years' experience. Cleaning,
81; main springs, $1. 408 E??<.t ?read
Street. 411 work guaranteed.
BAIcTfRY
CHOICE PIES. 10c: THREE, 25 c;
four-pound raisin cako, 00c.: three
pound chocolate tolly roll, 25c.
DRlNKA-jD'S. 423 1-2 North Sixth.
IC C
OF CATARRH
Catarrh usually begins with irritated, inflamed membranes of the head, t
nose and throat, from which there is a constant and copious discharge oi ;
watery matter. Nature intends that these membranes shall be nourished bj |
the blood, but waste matters and impurities deposited into these delicat?
parts, sets up inflammation and the discharge is a natural result. There U \
only one way to cure Catarrh, and that is to remove the cause by purifying
the blood. Washes, sprays, inhalations, etc., do not reach the circulation,
and therefore can only afford temporary relief. S. S. S. cures Catarrh trj ?
cleansing the blood of all impure catarrhal matter, and at the same tim<
building up the system by its unequalled tonic effects. In other word!
S. S.S. cures Catarrh by purifying the blood so that the mucous surface^,
and linings of the body arc supplied with healthy nourishment instead o!
being continually irritated from the catarrhal impurities. Then the inflamec
membranes heal, the discharge is checked, head noises cease, the stomach is
toned up, and the throat is no longer clogged with mucus. Rook on Catarrl
I and any medical advice desired, free. S. S. S. is for sale at drug stores.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
i -
frauds that were being committed In
elections-there, and said that the crime
of illegal voting was worse than the
assassination of President .McKinley,
and urged the most strenuous efforts
to ferret out the offenders and to
punish them in the severest way.
"All over the country there is a
sentiment that too many pardons arc
being granted, and the fact that the
murderer of Senator Carmack should
go free by reason of his pardon has
caused people to scrutinize these offi?
cial acts. C. T. JORDAN."
CLARK CASE POSTPONED.
Aliened Slayer of Com?Iii? Indicted for
Murder In Kirnt IJcsrcc;
[Special to The Times-Dispatch;]
Amelia. Va., March 27.?A largt
crowd attended the opening of county
e.ourt hero to-day. The grand JUrj
brought In two indictments, one fbt
murder In the first degree against L
B. Clark, who shot L. V. Cousins (hir?
ing February in the public road neat
Namoalne Church, and one against
Clinton Jones, colored, for attempting
to derail a train on the Southern Rail?
way, near Jetersvllle. Owing to the
nervous condition of Mr. Clark, with
the consent of Commonwealth's Attor?
ney T. R. Ilardaway, this ease was
postponed till the second dav of the
June term of the court. Mr.?, Clark
was bailed for his appearance in the
sum of $3.500.
The case of Clinton Jones will be
tried to-morrow.
COUNTY OFFICKItS NOMINATED
I rtrptihlicnnn of Wnshiitgtoit Hold Mnsw
>Ieetlng In Ablugdon.
f Special to The Times-^Dispatch, 1
Ablugdon. Va., March 27.? A Repub
j Mean mass-meeting- was held in the
! town ball here to-day for the purpose
! of nominating candidates for county
j offices. About 500 voters were present,
j The nominees wore P. J. Davenport,
j the incumbent, dork of the court; W.
I T. McConnell for treasurer; S. C.
j Baumganliior. Commonwealth's attor?
ney, and \V. R. Floenor, sheriff.
Auction &ateg. TOs 3Bap,
The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTIONEERS
6 1 e EAST BROAD ST.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Equipment, Machinery and
? Fixtures
OF RUDOLPH MO EST A CO.. INC.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BAK?
ERS, ICE CREAM MANUFACTUR?
ERS AND CATERERS, NO. 117 EAST
MAIN STREET.
TUESDAY, MARCH 2S,
beginning at 10:30 o'clock.
I'm- the prrposr of liquidation of the.
Rudolph Moesta Co., Inc., No. 117 East
Main Street, we will sell at public auc?
tion on above date, in detail, all of the
llxtures, machinery and equipment of
said concern, consisting of, in part:
ICE CREAM PLANT.
Latest improved Ice Cream Ma?
chine, throe Ice Cream Cabinets,
three-horse power Electric Motor, lot
Shafting, Relts and Pulleys, large Cop?
per Kettle, and Furnace, large Ice
Crusher, large assortment various size
Ice Cream Tubs and Packing Cans,
large Ice Box. large assortment Ice
Cream Molds, etc.
BAKERY EQUIPMENT.
Improved Dough Mixer, Roll Divider.
Dough Break, Proving Box, Sponge
Cake Machine, three large Copper Ket?
tles, Cracker Mill Machine. Furnace
and Boiler, three-horse power Motor,
!. Shafting. Pulleys and Belts. Scales.
; large assortment Baking Pans, Cake
i Molds. Cake and Pie Plates, Candy
Trays, etc.
RETA1L DEPARTMENT.
I Soda Fountain, with ebony cabinet
I mirror top, five Showcases, latest lm
j proved total and detail adding National
'Cash Register, with multiple counters.
! time register and other late Improve
! mentis; cost $17?); four Electric Celling
Fans, sixteen Marble Top Tables, forty
i Vienna Chairs, Oak Standing Desk,
two large Pier Mirrors, Double Door
Iron Safe, size 30x10x00; Candy Jars.
Scales, etc.
CATERING OUTFIT.
Large assortment of crockery. Glass?
ware, Knives. Forks, Spoons, Fancy
I China, large Punch Bowls, etc. Also
Steam Heating Equipment.
These goods arc all mostly the lat?
est improved and in perfect condition;
Will bo sold in separate lots.
Sale positive.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
iSeal (K?rnte for gbale.
Railroad Site
er
Foot
270 feet of railroad siding, right at
the Old Dominion Steamship Company
and New City wharves. In the heart of
the manufacturing district. Paved
streets. Half block of car line. Best
and cheapest railroad site in Rich?
mond. See
RUEHRMIJNO & BOWLES,
I I North Eighth Street.
With Its liberal garden lots and pleas?
ant woodlands for c?roretP people, Is
twenty minutes from Elba Station.
The commutation fare Is twelve cents.
&eat estate icr &ent
v"~ for" rent. " ? -
217-219 N. Fifth St.
I. Attractive store, now occupied by
Porter's Specialty Shoe Store.
N. W. BOWE & SON.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS,
Open dally from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Admission, 25c. Free on Saturdays.
^ By'Poflard & Bagbyt v>-~~-**?
AUCTION SALE FOR A PARTY LEAV
INO THE CITY OF NO. 603 NORTH
TWENTY-SI XT II STREET; NIC ID
DETACHED SIX-ROOM HOUSE.
Wo will sell at auction, on thV
premises.
THURSDAY. MARCH 30TH,
at 5:30 o'clock P- M.,
the above, mentioned desirable home.
Terms: $350 cash, balance long: time,
??Jill'l!tD &' PAGBY, Auctioneers.
"?FrriJSTEE'S^?.'CTl?N SAUE '
OF
BRICK STORE. NO. ton NORTH THIR?
TIETH STREET.
In execution of a deed of trust, dated
March 4, 1000. and recorded In the
clerk's office of Richmond Chnneery
Court. D. B. 'jni D. page 113. default
having been made In the payment of a
portion of tho debt therein secured,
I will sell by auction, on the promlso?,
on
THURSDAY. MARCH 30, 1911,
at 5 o'clock P. M..
the abov* mentioned store, which 18
comparatively new and up-to-date busr
iness property, with living apartments
above.
TERMS: Cash.
II. R. POLLARD, JR.,
Trustee.
P. S.? While the terms of sale re .
quite cash, we will be glad to loan any
one $2,500 on the property for the term
of two year.-;; interest, 6 per cent.
The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTIONEERS
618 EAST BROAD ST.
SODA FOUNTAIN AND CIGAR STAND.
STOCK OF CIGARS, CIGARETTES
AND TOBACCO, AT AUCTION.
On account of making a chango In"
business, we will sell for Mr. Albert
Sublett Ills Soda Fountain, Showcases,
stock of Tobacco, etc., located at No.
1007 East Main Street tin store of
Owens it Minor Drug Company), at
public auction, *
THURSDAY, MARCH 30.
at 3:30 o'clock P. M,.
consisting of a "Lippincott" Onyx Soda
Fountain, with handsome mirror cabi?
net top and long side mirrors; foun?
tain has one soda and two mineral
water faucets and twelve syrup cans;
Oak Marble Top Soda Counter, six
Steel Soda Tanks, H-foot Oak Wall
Tobaeo Case, with mirror centre; two
7-foot Oak Silent Salesman Cigar
Showcases, with humidors; one Oak
Roll Top Desk, four Soda Fountain
Stools, one Window Seat. etc. Also
, stock of Cigars, embracing well-knoWn
j brands, such as "Henner." "El Toro."
i ''Hoffman House." "El Proferencle,"
"Hornsheim," "l.u.vello," "Monogram."
"Roy/il Robe." etc. Also a well se?
lected stock of Smoking and Chewing
Tobaccos and Cigarettes, about 5,000
Views of Richmond Post Cards, lot of
Candy In boxes, etc.
Sale positive, either In detail or as
a whole. If desired, satisfactory ar?
rangements can be made, for lease at
present, location, which is considered
one of the best stands for this business
In the city
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
The ValentineAuction Co.
AUCTIONEERS
618 E.4ST BROAD ST.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
STOCK OF GROCERIES. MEAT RE?
FRIGERATOR. SCALES. SHOW
i CASES, .COUNTERS, COFFEE MILL.
' ETC.
By virtue of a deed of trust from
j W. o. Eckles to me as trustee, dated
the 21st day of March, 1011. and duly
: recorded, I will Eell at public auction,
1 on the premises, No. 100 North Thlr
j tieth,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 29.
at .! o'clock P. M.,
j his entire stook of Groceries. Store
Fixtures, etc.. consisting of a well se?
lected stock of Staple Groceries, such
las Bottled Preserves. Pickles, Catsup,'
i Mustards, etc.. Canned Roans. Peas,,
j Peaches, Potted Meats, Spaghetti. To
I mntocs. Sardines, Asparagus. Rum-.
] ford. P. & M. and Royal Baking Pow
j dors, packages Starch. Soda. Sold Wash
| lug Powders, assorted Cereals, etc.,
; Smoking and Cite wing Tobacco. Cigars,
Cigarettes, Toilet and laundry Soaps,
j Lye. Blueing. Teas, Cakes, Cake Cans,
j nine cases Tomatoes, three cases Argo.
Starch, eight cases Atlantic Matches.
Barrel Vinegar, etc.; line Glass and
I Mirror Front Cincinnati Meat Refrlg
I orator (medium size and portable).
Coffee Mill, McCorkle Account Regis?
ter, four Showcases, three Counters,
Shelving. Meat Grinder. Meat Block
and Tools, Wagon, Harness. Scales, etc.
Sale positive Wednesday, March 29,
.'! o'clock P. M
TERMS: Cash.
W. A. JAMES. Trustee,
j H. W. goodwvx. Attorney.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
PUBLIC AUCTll t.V '
Default having been made in the.
payment of a certain demand note,
dated April 28, 1909, for $5,000. with
legal interest from said date. w,> will]
it tiu- request and for the account of
the holder of said note, sell at public
auction, for cash, at tho Richmond
Stock Exchange, No. 1015 East Main
Street. Richmond. Va . at 12:25 I'. M.,
on
FRIDAY, APRIL 7. 1011.
the following securities pledged as:
collateral for said not'-, or so much
thereof us may be required to pay the
principal and interest thereof, viz:
5u sinires capital stock Smith Cotton
Mill Co.. Bessemer City, N. C.: 25 shares
Harris Manufacturing Co.. North Car-'
ollntt; 15 shares capital stock Green?
ville Water and Power Co.. Emporia,
Va.. shares capital stock The Foun?
tain Co.. Tarboro, N. C; ."i shares pre?
ferred capital stork Trainer Spinning
Co.. Philadelphia, Pa;; 57 Vi stharaV
capital stock Emporfa Cotton "Mill Co,,
Emporia, Va.
DAVENPORT & COMPANY. ,
AUCTION SALE.
w( will sell at public auction, for-ac
count of whom it may concern, at tho
Richmond Stock Exchange, No. 1015
East Main Street. Richmond. Va., on
TUESDAY. APRIL I. 1911,
at 12:25 P. M..
the following securities, vl?;
$21.000 Southern ice Corporation col?
lateral trust mortgage ?K. bondfj, due
1931, and 100 shares Southern Ice Cor?
poration stock,
Bight is reserved to pell all o,~ any
part of the above .securities.
DAVENPORT & QOkM