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In Effect Juno H, 1911.
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In advance. No Ad. token for less^tlinn
ten cents.
One nntl one-half cents a word nil
'clnsHlflcutfonn except Sllnutlou "Wanted
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Ilmn ilftcen cents.
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ClUHslllcutlou not gunrunteed nftcr
fitao 1?. 31..
For IjiislncNn contracts send for the
W n nt Ad. .Mim; phone Monroe 1.
LOST, WHITE BULLDOG WITH]
brown ear und brown spots on Upper
part of back; wearing harness and
modal: answers lo name, Dutch. Lib?
eral rewurd If returned to mr. wal
THR KIRSCH 2111 Hnnovor Avenue.
LOST. Tli?TtSDA~V~M?ilNlNO, LAD \"H
purso, containing money. latchkey
nnd postage stamp. Sullublo reward
If left at 2331) IS West tiracc._
WANTED, FOR U. B. AllMX, ABLB
bodled, unmarried men, between ages
of 18 and 36; citizens of United State*,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who can speak, read and v.-rite lit*
English lunguage. For Information ap?
ply lo RECRUITING OFFICE. ?20 Eusl
Broad St.. Richmond, Va.; 161 Sycumura
Bt., Petersburg, Va.. or Columbia. Build.
Ing. Granby BL. Norfolk. Va. 1_
(WANTED, YOUNG MEN, THOROUGH
ly experienced in wrapping antl wak?
ing departments; only those with ex?
perience and good references conshl
sidored; position pcrmuneut lo sat?
isfactory parlies. Apply MILLER Si
RHOADS.
6.000 GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN.
Write for list. FRANKLIN INST1
TUTE. Dept. 871 U, Rochester. N. T.
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL; ? L D E S T.
largest and best; actual practice:
special summer rates, day or night.
Wo fit you lo become a chauffeur,
garage- manager, demonstrator or re?
pairman, and secure von a job at
{100 per month. NATIONAL AUTO
SCHOOLS CORK. INC.. 221-223 West
Broad Strcel._Monroe_105 L_
WANTED. AT WESTE it N STATE UOS
pltal. Staunton, Va? first-class baker:
house ftirnlahcd. App 1 y to STEWAHP.
AUTO SCHOOL.?OLDEST, LARGEST
end beat-equipped and only real
practical auto school In thlu section
Open day and night the year around.
Call und sco for yourself. Our sat?
isfied pupils nre our references.
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE .-SCHOOL
Mg W. Broad BtreeL_
YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
meni nOHition; ISO month. Write for
list of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dept. 370 G, Rochester.
N. Y._
WANTED. ENGINEER TO RUN PILE
driver on railroad work -In South
Carolina. H. M. ALLPORT & SON.
1 234 Mutual Building. _
W ? NT ED. YO?N?~MAN TO ATTEND
soda fountain and lenrn drug but-1
neSM. Apply BAUER'S DRUG STORE,
1001 Pork Avenue.
WANTED. FOUR OR FIVE BOX CUT
ters and rippers: good wages. Apply
nt moo at KresH, Va. F. J. KRESS
BOX CO._/_
WANTED. TWO GOOD MATTRESS
mnkcrs; steady, work, Apply to .1A
COK U.MLAUFJT. 1326 W. Broad St.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST, IF, YKARS'
experience, wnnts position. Box 174.
Covlngton, Va.__
EXPERIENCED DEPUTY CLERK DE
sires posltton; educated, expert book
typist, stenographer; owns Reming?
ton typewriter; Christian: references
furnished. L 135, care Tlmes-Dls
_patch._
BOOKKEEPER, MARRIED. 30 YEARS
old, desires to make change; capable
of taking charge of office, credits
and correspondence; uso nny type
. writer: good shipping i:lerk; salary
moderate. Box 718, City.
EXPERIENCED HO~TEL CLERK
wants position at onco; best refer?
ences furnished. Address L 136. care
Tlrnes-Dlspatch.
R EG1STER K\: ~ PI IA R M A CT ST OPEN
for position, Address L 111, cure
Tlmes-Dlap.Hch._
jtf elp g%aiiteu/ female.
WANTED. THOROUGHLY EXPERI
enced saleswomen; those familiar
with all departments preferred. Per?
manent positions to competent par?
ties. Apply MILLER & R HO ADS
WANTED. BY INVALID LADY. AN
attendant, experienced In preparing
diet. Address 1G03 W. Grace Street
' Cty. Call after 12._
WANTED. WHITE NURSE FOR THE
FOUNDERS' HOSPITAL Thirty-sue
ond and Clav. _
WANTED, AT ONCE, STRONG .WhTtE
nurse by Invalid lady. Apply 1307
Grovo Avenue._Phone Madison 2009,
GOOD HOUS EK E E PE R~ W A NT ED. AD~
dress CARLTON DAWSON. Afton,
Nelson Co., Va.
WANTED. EXPEft 1ENCED COOK. A*F
ply, with references. K2S W. Grace St.
?WANTED, BY GRADUATE OF PEACE
Institute, Raleigh, N. C. with several!
years' experience, position to teach
instrumental music. Write Box 10ti, |
Milton, N? C._
TRAVELING SALESMEN TO CARRY
on commission snappy line of six
styles of specialties In men's dross
shoes to retail at $3. .State experi?
ence and references. Addres-s STAND
ARD SHOE MANUFACTURING CO.,
Baltimore. Aid._?__
WANTED. SALESMAN TOSELLPO?T?
et cutlery nnd whips from factory to
merchants; strong lino; good com?
mlsslonn; no advance. J. TOM
WHITE, Southern Manager, Dublin,
Ga._
BOARDERS FOR LARGE, DESIRABLE
rooms; also table boarders. 200 East
Grace._ __
HANOVER CAFE, 100 WEST FRANIC
lin. Reduced rates for summer
months. M IIS. LEE STUNE LIPS
COMB._
. MRS. OHAS. It BOWERS, 1)6 EAST
Franklin, handsomely appointed
rooms, with board; "large, well-ven
tllatcd dining room/ ouenlng on Sec?
ond Street Meals by Jav or week.
BOARDERS WANTED AT 317 EAST
' Franklin. MISS PALMORE. __
ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING;
also boarders-wanted. 705 E. Leigh.
FOR* RENtT TO TWO GENTLEMEN.
with bOAnOergo front room, newly
, furnished; also excellent tablo board;
summer rates. 10 N. Fifth Str?dt,
' corner Eust Franklin.
UPHOLSTERING^ AND MATTRESSES.
PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES AND ODD !
pieces rcuphuistcred. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sunltary mothods;
Reliable work. SVDNOR & HUND
_LEY, 711 East Broad. Madison, 33U4. I
NEWPOR'fT
THE ONLY GUARANTEED HAT
Cleaning and Blocking Parlor. If
you want your old hat made llko
new ask the Newport Hat Cleaner,
having ir> yours" exporlonce. Give us
a trial. NEW PORT MAT CLEANING
AND SHOE SHINING PAHLOK, 81'J
East Main Street. _
i SHOE REPAIRING.
75o HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60a
ladies,; every pair sewed: best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels. 20o; Trod-Alr rubber hcols.
40o; leather heels rebuilt like now.
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Main. Phono
Monroe ?067._
BIG BALE OF PARASOLS.
REGULAR. $4 PARASOLS . FOR $1.98.
We have them from 25c. up to $5
apiece. Repairing and recovering our
specialty. New umbrellas from 50c.
tip to $10 apiece. Come and see us.
We will treat you right. NEW?
MAN'S UMBRELLA FACTORY, ' 31S
E. Broad Street. Phono, Monroe 2109.
FINE IJNHOV.STKniNG AND MAT?
TRESSES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND UP
bolstered; mattresses made over llko
new, furnlturo nnd chln-a. packed
und shipped. JACOB UMLAUF. Phons
3292._
LAWN MOWERS.
THE BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD. THIS
Is why there are about. 500 satisfied
users of the genuine Pennsylvania
mowers In Richmond. Wo also carry
the cheap stulf us low us $2.50. If
you can't find it. go to McGRAW'S.
1410-4 2 E. M a i n St roe t._
CLEANING AND DYEING SILKS.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CLEAN
Ing and dyeing silks. Batlns. laces,
furs, ponges, foulards, household
draperies, blankets, etc. Nothing too
dllticult. SPITZER, MY CLEANER,
102 North Eighth Street. Phonu Mail
ison 1121_
AWNINGS! AWNKNOS! AWNINGS!
FOOL THE SUN BY PLACING YOUR
order for awnings with us now. Wo
nro in a position to meet .all de?
mands promptly. H. E. COPELAND
& CO., 108 N. Ninth Street. Phone
Madison 257C.
3Reo1 ?g?tnt? (or &ale.
FOR SALB. BEAUTIFUL WATER
front homo; all modern conveniences,
overlooking FortrcBs'Monroo, Hump
ton Roads; boating, bathing, fishing:
large lawn, shade trees; two minutes'
walk to car. For further information
address S. H. W.. care Postmuster.
Buck roc, Va._ _
?7.750 WILL BUY A MAIN STl'.EET
store, rented for t??o a year. Apply
C15 Brook Avenue._
FOR SALr^o?^l'?df L?T~?N STUART
Avenue, 150 feet east of Broad and
Main Stivet car line. H 55. caro
Times-Dispatch.
; NOS. 211-216 \VEST BROAD STREET"".
Apply OWNER, 402 East Clay Street.
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
of newest styles In tnilllnery. suits,
dresses, all kinds of rendy-rnade gur.'
ments for ladles, misses and chil?
dren; alterations free. Small ex?
penses means a saving for you. Also
a line of pattern hats for the trade
MRS. JULIUS BEAR, 1123 E. Mala
Street.
J8?wi\jits& ?pportunitlir?.
t ACTIVE PARTNER WlTTi' BOO TO
manage automobile branch in South?
ern city: fully secured. "AUTO.MO
BIL1-;." cure Tlmcs-Dlspateh._
FOR SALE, RETAIL CIGAR Busi?
ness; best storo in city; owner re?
tiring on account of health; wonder?
ful opportunity for quick buyer. Ap?
ply 620 Citizen's Bank Building, Nor
_folk, Va._
READ?AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
for the right kind of man, who has
?5.000 or more, und wants to make
a good Investment. For full particu?
lars write Box 45, Melton3, V.l., care
Postmaster._
CA.Hl"r GROCERY AND HARDWARE
business for sale. Will sell to the
right party my stock for cash and
lease store at reasonable rate. Rea
I son for selling have more business
than my health will let mo attend to
properly. About from $S00 to $1.200
stock. Address K 933, cure Tlmus
l dsputch.
FINE ANGORA GOAT FOR DRIVING
(no odor); sheared now, hut beauti?
ful In fleece: with or with ut har?
ness. Shown at Stall 13, Second Mar?
ket.
FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HORSE;
sound, gentle, fat; good looker and
driver; also surrey, phneton and har
ncss. L 130, care Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALE. TWO GENUINE HOLD
stetn male calves. Address J. L &
E. C. MILLER. R. F. D. No. 3. City.
JJcr?onal?.
SPRING -.LEANING.
CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED WITH
vacuum cleaners quickly and cheaply
In your home, on the floor: no bother
taking up or moving anything. Will
call and give csilmute if you send
address to "VACUUM CLEANER
HOYS." 15 E. Marshall. Phone Mon?
roe 2948-J. We are salesmen for
hand and electric cleaners, from $15
to SI25._
K i D GLOVES OL E A N E D, ALL
lengths-, 10c. Our unto will call for
and deliver anywhere anything.
SPITZER, My Cleaner nnd Dyer, 102
North Eighth Street. Phone. Madison
1121._
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
ut HfJOHES'S. 209 North Third.
WANTED, TO EXCHANGE PRINTING
press and complete outfit for mo?
torcycle; out lit suitable for job r,nd
publishing work on small scale; never
boon used. Call 60S E. Main Street.
WANT F.D. TO BUY KOriCiASIi. IIUUHE
hold goods In any quantity. Phon?
Madison ?.S.M. :_
WAN.TED,;,TO.;RUYY SECOND-HAND, 5
horsepowor gasolene engine, in good
condition. Address S. A. RIDE, Ches?
ter, Vn. _?_?_
K E UO~N?1>H AND MACHINERY OP
of every descrlptirn bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY, 1523 E
Cary St..-Phone "?ndlson 3526._
HICKORY STOVE WOOD.
DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
best hickory wood in the city out
to stovo lengths? You can gat it
by "phoning your order to Madison
411. Dcllvorles promptly made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY._
long'S SPRING WOOD MAKES A
aulck fire and good hent, because he
has. kent It stored away. It is per?
fectly dry nnd exactly what you need
nt tills season, when it is usually
hard to get dry wood at any prico
Phone Madison 1069 _'?_
K1N D LINg7~\VO?1v? EXCELLENT FOR
light cooking, $1.50 half-eord. Phono
Mudlson 177. SAMUEL H. COTTRELL
& SONS._
WE WILL SELL A LIMITED QU AN -
tlly of kiln dried kindling wood at
$1.60 per. load, n full half-cord.
Phone Mndlsou 1540. MILLER MAN
. UFACTURING CO., INC.
DAILY PUZZLES
What family relation?
ANSWER TO YHSTKHDAf'S PUZZLC
Spread.
JfOr e?j>Ole._
FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BliOH.. 015 Brook Avenue.
1 BEAMS AND OTHER STRUCTURAL,
niecl furnished, cut and drilled to
order; reasonable prices; quick de?
livery. Rhone Madison 9526.
CLAREI7CJ3 COSBY. 1523 East Gary.
CHEAP, ALL KINDS OF SECOND
hund mcchunlcul tools. Apply JEF?
FERSON LOAN OFFICE, 1705 East
Main Street.
NEWMAN'S UMBRELLA FACTORY?
Umbrellas and parasols recovered
and repaired; prices reasonable; sum?
mer parasols recovered with your
own goods to match your dress.
'Phone us and wo will toP you how
much goods you need. We have a
big line of summer parasols from 50c.
up to $6 apiece. Also a big lino of
umbrellas from 60c. up to $10 apiece.
Come and see us. wc will treat you
right.' 318 East Broad Street.
'Phone Monroe 2109.
FOR SALE. WEST END GROCERY
business; new stock: cheap rent. Rig
bargain If 6old quick. Owner leaving
city. Address l IIP, care Tlmes
Dlapatch._
FOR SALE, SIX MALE AN ED ALE
pups: dam and sire registered in
American Kennel Club Hed. Book.
Apply LOUIS RUEGER. _
SPOTTED SHETLAND PONY (MARE):
also harness nnd small runabout. In?
quire nt E. .1". TUCK'S LIVERY
STABLE, 219 Rhafer Street._
ICE CREAM. Jl GALI/5N; ALL FLA
vors. SOMMA'S. Phono Monroe S64.
SEE US FOR THAT WAGON THAT
you nw>fl In your business. We car?
ry them In stock and can supply
your wants at once. A. MEYER'S
SONS, 731 E. Cary Street._
NOW IS T'/IE TIME TO LOOK YOUR
lawnmower over. We have the only
sharpener scuth of Philadelphia that
will sharper it with n. guarantco to
cut like new. JOB BICKERSTAFF.
1811 East Main_
1_
THE SHAWN EE FIRE INSURANCE
j Company, of Topeka. Kansas, having
reinsured In the National Fire Insur?
ance Company, .of Hartford, Conn.,
desires to withdraw Its bonds depos?
ited with the Treasurer of Virginia.
Any on^ having a claim against the
Shawnoo Flro insurance Company
should communicate the fact to Jos
ooh Button, Commissioner of Insur?
ance, Richmond, Va._
SPRINGTIME IS HERE. GET YOUR
last year's clothes out and phone
Madison 1121. nnd our automobile
will call, get and return your gar?
ments in Al condition. SPITZER,
MY CLEANER AND DYER. 102 N,
Eighth Street._
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS, Jewelers. 913
East Main Street, buy, sell, exchango
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN TUE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold nnd sil?
ver always taken In exchange._
WANTED. SUMMER BOARDERS IN
the mountains of Virginia. Fresh
milk, butler and vegetables; pure wa?
ter; large yard; cool rooms; home?
like. Write for terms. MRS. R. H.
THRASHER, Sprlngwood, Bototourt
Co., Va._
K ELL'S COTTAGE NOW OPEN- FOR
the season of 1911, under the per?
sonal management of Mr. and Mrs. .1.
.1. Kell. Beg.t boating, bathing and
llshing. Corner Ba>\Streel and Ocean
View Avenue, Ocean Vlow, Va. For
j rates address J. J. KELL Ocean
View, Va. American nnd. European
plan._?_
DE LI O II T FU L HOME FOR FEW
boarders; private family; shady
lawn; good fnre; modern conveni?
ences. Box 81, Route 1, Lynchburg.
Va. _ _
$>enleb ^ropo?al^_
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.
VIRGINIA: IN THE CLERIC'S .OFFICE
OF THE SUPREME COURT OF AP?
PEALS. IN THE' LIBRARY BUILD?
ING, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
VA., JUNE 2, 1911:
Pursuant to the provisions of Sec?
tions '3177, 317S nnd 3179 of the Code
of Virginia, scaled proposals will bo
received by the undersigned In said
oftlce until 12 M? 10TH INSTANT, for
tho printing of all such records as
tho Supreme Court of Appeals of Vir?
ginia, at Richmond, may require for
one yonr from tho 1st day of July.
1911. and include paper (such as Is
used at present), printing, binding
and cover (auch as is used at pres?
ent), with the stylo of the case and
tho court from which tho record
conies neatly printed thereon; said
printing to be done In compact form,
without blank pages or blanks be?
tween the lines or paragraphs; no
extra charge to bo mado for figure
work not exceeding three columns.
Small caps nnd Italics to bo used
when required.
Tho proof must be rend before
being sent to the clerk, nnd n proof?
reader furnished him when so re?
quired.
The printing Is to be done in tho
city of Rlahmond under tho su?
pervision of tho clerk, as prcscrlbod
by law, and returned to the clerk's
ofiico within such space, of time after
such records uro delivered (o the
printer as the court or clerk may
require; and, upon the falluro' to do
Ho within tho time so required, said
printing is to be put out by the clerk
upon the best terms he can procure,
tho contractor for such printing to ho
held responsible for the cost of tho
name In excess of his contract price.
_H. STEWART .TONES, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL ~RB RE~
ccived until noon, JUNE 17, 1911. to
furnish the Penitentiary 2,000 Ions
high-grade steam coal with n guar?
antee of B. T. T.T.. nnd to run not
less (hun 10 per cent, lump, delivered
on Second Street yards, C. & O. Rail?
way; 1,500 tons anino quality deliver?
ed at State Farm Stnllon. C. & O.
Railway; B0 tons egg anthracite, 50
tons nut anthracite and 200 cord3
good seasoned pine wood, to be de?
livered on tho Pfnltontlnry grounds,
all freights lo be prepaid. For fur?
ther Information apply to
J. B. wood,
'_._s11 pe rlnton dent.
sealed proposals will be he"
cnlvnd until noon MONDAY, June fi,
1911, to furnish the Ponltontlory.
State Farm and Stato Convict Road
Force 700 barrels cllppod herring*,
catch of 1911. Bltls mny be made for
olthor Hu.squhhannn - or Potomac her?
rings. , a guaranteed count from 000
? lo 700., Delivery to bo made art re?
quired. .1. b. wood,
/ puhorlntendont, ,
HELD ANNUAL MEETING
Children's Homo Society Elects Itonrd of
Directors.
The. lenlh jinnuul mooting of tho Children*'
Homo Society of Virginia, which met In tho
offices of John Oorlnnd Pollard Thursday
afternoon, elected the following hoard of
directors: John,Garland Pollard, Judgo It.
It. V/ollford, E. Ilanb, Rev. William Mead
Clurlt, D. D., Charles Straus, Dr. M, D.
Iloge, Jr.. John I* Williams. Dr. B. N.
.Cnllsch. John P. Urnnch. Judgo II. T. W.
Duke, Holmes Conrad, P. II. Mayo, Hobert
Tail, Rev. John N. Plleher, D, D., William
CJ. Ivey, O. S. Morton. It. A. Lancaster. Jr.,
C. W. Compton, Thomat P. nrynn, S. If.
Ilawcs, John It. Newton. John A. Connelly,
Judgo A. A. Phlegnr. It. C. Egertoo, Hcv.
Jumcs Buchanan, D. n. ,
The. superintendent's report ehowed an ln
crcaso In tho last twelve months of more
than 40 per cent, over tho preceding year.
Tho tots! amount of money received was
19.DS3.11; disbursements, 19.111.G2 for curront
expenses,' leaving a dellclt on current ex?
penses of J1.123.W. The prcrent Indobtcducss
on tho Receiving Homo Is $3,:-y0.
1UDGT5 IUGI1 SCHOOL CLOSES
AVITH INTEHKSTIXG EXERCISES
[Special to Tho Timcs-Dlspatch.l
Ridge, Va., June 2.?The Ridge High
School commencement wus held In tho
nudltorlum of tho school on Wednes?
day night beforo an uudiencc which
showod Its appreciation of tho good
wprlt done by tho class of 1911 in its
enthuslustlc applause.
The auditorium was docorated In
tho class colors, yellow and white.
An essay was read by Eflie Nuchols;
the class history by Elgin Pemberton;
tho clnse prophecy by Stewart Frank?
lin; tho class will by Willis Radenoch.
lit F. Paulotto's address charmed his
hearers. In the absence of tho super?
intendent, Mr. Paulotto delivered tho
diplomas.
Tho graduates were Miss Etile Nuch?
ols, MlS3 Annie Elgin Pemberton,
.Tames Stuart Franklin nnd William
Bryan Budcnoch.
By McVeigh Ac Gllnn,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
KNOWN AS "MOUNT BENARD,"
SITUATED ON JAMES RIVER. NEAR
MAIDENS. IN THE COUNTY OF
- GOOCHLAND, VA.. AND CONTAIN?
ING 600 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
B yvlrtuo of a certain deed of trust
to the undersigned trustees, dated May
4, 1909. duly recorded In tho clerk's
ofHoe of the Circuit Court of Gooch
land county, Va., in Deep Book No. 52.
Page 429, default having oeen made,
nnd being required so to do by the ben
eficlarius, we will proceed to sell, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY", JUNE 23. 1911,
at 1 o'clock P. M..
tho abovo well-known farm, known nit
"?Mount Benard." This tract of land
contains about 500 acres, part of sanio
being In low grounds and part high
Jond. The improvements consist of n
brick dwelling house of six or eight
rooms nnd tho usual outbuildings.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs and expenses of executing this
trust, including a trustee's commis?
sion of 5 per cent.; all taxes and insur?
ance premiums unpaid ut the time of
sale of said . real estate, and also a
ratable proportion of tho taxes for the
year 1911, and a note for $200 and In?
terest on samo from May 4. 1911 to day
of sale; also ft note for $1,666.66 nnd
Interest on same from May 4, 1911, to
day 4of sale, and a credit as to a note
for $100, due May 4, 1912, and credit
e? to a noto for $100, duo May 4, 1913.
and a credit as to n note for $1,660.66.
due May 4. 1913; bnlanco in two equal
instalments from day of sale for notes
with Interest added, payable respec?
tively on May 4, 1914, nnd May 4, 1915.
and secured by a doed of trust on said
real estate, or for all cash as to said
residue, at the option of the purchnsor.
L. W. McVEIGH.
W. P. GL1NN,
Trustees
McVEIGH & OI-INN. Auctioneers.
By Rlcheson it Crutchfleld.
Real Estate - Agents and Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
NOS. 523 AND 525 FOURTH STREET.
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH, ON
TUESDAY. JUNE fi. 1911. AT 6
O'CLOCK P. M? ON THE PREMISES.
No. 523 is a comfortable three-story
brick dwelling, containing eight rooms,
besides bath, with hot and cold water,
etc. There is also a large stable on
tho lot.
No. 525 Is a desirable frame dwelling,
containing 10 rooms, besides bath, with
hot and cold water, etc.
The location of this property being
very close to the market, the. retail
shopping district on Broad Street nnd
1 tho car lino, renders It unusually de?
sirable to parties seeking n convenient
home, or ready renters for investment
purposes.
TERMS: Exceedingly liberal and an?
nouncediUsoJIe._
Bv Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION RALE
I OF
FRAME COTTAGE DWELLING IN
SCOTTS ADDITION. SITUATED AT
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
LEIGH STREET AND SUMMIT AVE?
NUE.
In execution of a deed of trust, dated
January 20, 1910, nnd recorded in the
clerk's office of Honrlco Circuit Court.
D. B. 187-13. page 362, default having
been made In the payment of a por?
tion of the debt therein secured, and
having been requested so to do, I will,
sell by auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 6, 1911,
at 6:30 P. M.,
i the above mentioned cottage dwelling.
1 containing about five rooms. Lot
40 by 110 feet to nn alley In rear 20
feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
H. R. POLLARD, JR.,
Trustee.
N. R.?While tlie terms require cash,
parties desiring to purchase this prop?
erty can pay one-third of the purchase
money cash and the balnnce will be
made easy for I ho purchaser.
0ntomoijtlcs for &nle
AU'f?.\krH'lLlis'^birD'" An1>"~1ex'
chnngod; from $100 to $1,000 free
repairs for one year; free storage on
your car until sold; our stock in?
cludes trucks, delivery wagons, run?
abouts, roadsters nnd light nnd
heavy touring enrs. AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE, 221-223 West Broad
Street. Monroe 1051.
&oow?Jor Beut.
LARGE, CLEAN; COOL i;OOM3,~7,uc.
. per day; central. TUE W EDLING
TON, 914 E. Clay Street.
ROOM, WITH PRIVATE BATH: COOL,
well furnished; gentleman only; Al?
len Avenue and Grace. Address G
667, care Tlinos-Djspntch..
larTTe AND SMALL NICELY lHjr~
nlshcd rooms._710_ E.Franklin.
NICELY FURNISHED ROO?P?D.IOIN
Ing both; second floor. 216 E.' Fi-urtk
_Jlng._Mad Ison 7S03.__
FOR RENT; NICELY FURNISHED
room at 71S East Marshal 1.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
gentleman, Virginia Building; elec?
tric lights, hot and <>old water, hath,
phono. L 121, cure Tlmes-DlHpatch.
A VOTING MAN WITH SOME MEANS
would like to rent or Iosbo a, small
hotol. AddrosB G 016, caro 'Ximos
Dispatch.
^tion^^ti^^vt^ maps.
By John H.-BiruJtton,
Real Estate Auctioneer*
COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALE
OF
REAXi ESTATE?FIRST. FRAME
DWELLING. NO. 131G EAST LEIGH
STREET: SECOND. VACANT LOT
BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEV?
ENTH STREET?, ON AN ALLEY
?EXTENDING 1 IS FEET FROM
ELEVENTH STREET; THIRD, VA?
CANT LOT IN THE COUNTY OF
HENRICO. VA., ON FAIRFIELD
STREET. NEAR THE CITY LIMITS.
AT AUCTION.
?Pursuant to a ?leere? of tho Law and
Equity Court for the city of Richmond,
Vs., entered May 19. 1911, In the suit
of Evangelist II. Jackson vs.. Rebecca
Ann Clay, Lovo Jackson. In her own
right and as administratrix of Branch
Jackson, deceased, I will sell by public
auction, on tho respective promises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1911,
the real estate abovo Tcferrcd to:
(1) At 5:00 o'clock P. MV, I will sell
that good frame dwelling, being house
and lot In tho city of Richmond. Va.,
known as No. 131G East Leigh Street:
lot fronting 30 feet on north fide of
I/etgh Street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets, and running back
120 feet in depth.
(2) Immediately thereafter I will
sell a vadant lot 'situated botweon
Tenth nnd Eleventh Streets, In tho
cltv of Richmond. Va., fronting 14 foot
On an ?llev oxtending US feet from
Elovonth Street to an alley running in
I ho rear of the property of Sutton
"Walsh and others, and running 'back
60 feet between parallel linos to M
Street, being tho corner lot bounded
on the east by Eleventh Street, and
being a part of lot 813 In tho plan of
the city of Richmond. 1
(3) And Immediately thereafter, at
6:00 o'clock P. M.. I will sell a lot in
the county of Hcnrlco. Va., near tho
city limits, fronting 30 feet on Falr
Hr-ld Street and oxtending back about
1S3 feet to the mlddlo of. a ditch and
branch.
This property, being sold for tho
division of the estate, will pay well
as an Investment, or so that people of
limited means can securo sites for
homes.
TERMS: Cash.
J. HENRY CRUTCHFTELD.
? Special Commissioner.
While tho terms are cash, liberal
terms can be secured.
JOHN H. BRAXTON,
Auctioneer.
I hereby cortlfy that the "bond re?
quired of the aforesaid commissioner
has been duly given.
P. P. WINSTON, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS' AUCTION SALE
OF
ALL THE PROPERTY, RIGHTS AND
FRANCHISES OF THE N. L HOOV?
ER LUMBER COMPANY. TNOORPO
RATED. IN CHESTERFIELD COUN?
TY, SOUTH CAROLINA,
In execution of a deoree of the Cir?
cuit Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolina, the under?
signed commissioners will offer for
sale at auction, at the front door of tho
Town Hall. In the town of Cheraw,
South Carolina,
at 12 o'clock M.,
ON THE 22D DAY OF .TTJNE. 1911.
all the property, real and personal, of
the N. L. Hoover Lumber Company,
Incorporated, situated nt Cash's Depot,
on the- Atlantic Coast Line Railroad,
seven miles from the town of Cheraw,
Chesterfield county, South Carolina.
The property consists of one com?
plete, fully equipped, S-foot Clark
band sawmill of dally capacity of
50.000 feet: filing room, with full com?
plement of tools and machines; .seven
extra saws, etc., three modern dry
kilns of 40,000 feet capacity each; elec?
tric light plant, sorting sheds and
sheds for dry worked lumher, capa?
city, one million f cet; loading platformn
and docks for heavy timbers, nlno
two-story six-room houses, two two
story rtve-room houses, seventeen one
story three-room houses; two hoarding
houses to provide accommodations for
thlrty-flvo men; about eight miles of
standard gauge logging railroad, in?
cluding switches and side lines, laid
with 15 and 56-pound steel rails; one
?10-ton Shay locomotive, one lS-ton
Porter locomotive, one Barnhart log
le.ider. one McGlffert stenm skiddcr,
seventeen logging cars equipped with
patent stakes, blncksmtth shop and
tools, engine. '^lO-horse power; five
boilers, 5x16 feet boiler house of brick
construction.
There Is over 30.000.000 feet of
sturnpngc, consisting of long and 'short
leaf pine, white and red oak. cypress,
cotlonwood. sycamore, tupelo and red
gum. mnple. elm. ash and poplnr.
TERMS: The property will be sold
for cash, and no bid will be received
for less than $100.000. The successful
bidder will be required to deposit with
the commissioners Immediately upon
the close of the sale, cash or certltiod
check for $10.000, and unless so de?
posited, property will bo resold at onee
on the same dny. Upon confirmation
of sale by the court, the residue of the
purchase price must be paid In such
mnnner nnd nt such tlmo as the court
shall direct.
For more detailed description, blue
prints, etc., address
GEORGE C. LOOM IS,
Ashcvlllo, N. C,
JAMES MULLEN,
Richmond, Va.,
Commissioners.
Summer SRefiorto
Spend Your Vacation In
The Mountains of Virginia
There arc hundreds of ideal places for
health and rest, high up in the moun?
tains, along the line of the Norfolk and
Western Railway. Famous mineral wa?
ters, widely known and prescribed for
their curative properties. Delightful at?
mosphere. Comfortable and well, con?
ducted hotels and homelike boartling
houses. Terms moderate. Easy of ac?
cess. Low excursion fares. For the com?
fort and convenience of its Richmond
patrons, the Norfolk and Western Rail?
way Company is now operating through
Pullman parlor cars (broiler service) be?
tween Richmond and Bristol, which stop
in both directions at all principal summer
resorts between Lynchburg and Bristol.
Parlor car leaves Richmond every day at
10:00 A. M., and arrives Richmond on
return trip at 6:05 P. M. Stimmer resort
folder free on application.
c:. II. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
_
Rockbridge Alum
Springs, Virginia
Opens June 1.1th.
Old and celebrated iplensure and
health resort. Two thousand foot olo
vatlon in mountains. Alum and Iron
waters effect wonderful cures. Music,
dancing, tennis, swimming pool, livery,
?tile. Booklets and rules on application.
Summer school V. M. I. cadots. Ovor
?10 cadets attended heretofore and moro
uro exp?eted tit's scv.ion.
The Blue Mouutain House
IN THE HI'AIM' OF THE BLUK RIDGE.
Superbly located at elevation of two thous?
and foct, with unobstructed vlow of world
famed Cumberland ami Shonaiuloah Valleys.
Modern In evory detnll; rooms with or with?
out private baths, electric llgiits. telephones,
hot and cold water throuithotit tho bouse.
Exhllnrnllng atmosphere, beautiful scenery,
tlaUffhtfii! drives, excellont Rldlui; Academy
collected with hotel.
For rates, booklets, etc., address BOND &
GIBBONS, Bcivedoro Hotel. Baltimore, Md.
?lleghanylnn
Modern?Up-to-date.
2,000 feet above sea level. In the heart
of the most picturesque mountain coun?
try of Virginia. Wonderful 6cenic beauty
ideal place for health seekers, over?
worked people, the lover of the beautiful.
Most exhilarating climate in America.
Abundance of mineral springs: the best
of waters. First-class amusements. Fine,
cuisine. It's tho ideal place. Write now
for descriptive booklet, rates and full
information.
Allegliany Improvement Co.;
Main Line C. & O. Ry.,
Goshen. Va.
Virginia Beach.
Pocahontas
Good location, fronting ocean; thor?
oughly renovated; broad verandas.
Special rates tor parties and for tho
season.
MTtS. ANNA V. DEATON.
_MISS E. WOMBI.E._j
AFTON HOUSE
Opens June ?, 1911.
The elevation is commanding, and the
scenery is unsurpassed by any In the
Blue Ridge or Ailcghany Mountains for
beauty and grandeur. Address MRS.
JAS. R. GOODLOE, Afton, Nelson Co..
Va.
Healing Springs Hotel
3 MHen From Virginia Hot Spring?.
Opens June lit. Cloaeii October 1st.
For rates, booklet and Information,
address
Healing Springs Hotel
HEALING SPRINGS, HATH CO., VA.
J. L. DILLION.
CAPE VIEW COTTAGE,
Ilnckroc Ilcnch, Va.
Fifteen minutes' trolley ride to
Chambcritn Hotel, Old Point, Va. Fish?
ing, rowing, sailing, dancing every
evening, finest bathing beach on Chesa?
peake Bay. Sea foods a specialty.
Largo, airy rooms. Spacious verandas.
Excellent table board. Special rates
to parties. For further information,
address Captain J. 12. Fontcr,
Cnoe View Cottago. Buckro* Beach, Va.
CROCKETT AKSENIC-LITULl
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
Opens Juno 1st. Elevation. 11.150 feet.
Cures Nervous Prostration. Dyspepsia.
Rheumatic and Skin Troubles. Malaria,
Kidney nnd Blndder Disorders and Fe?
male Irregularities; Clears and beau?
tifies the complexion. Write for book
lot. M. C. THOMAS.
Crockett Springs. Va.
Red Sulphur Springs,
MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.
Open Juno 1 under new management.
Nature's only known euro for lung
and kidney diseases, rheumatism nnd
all stomach trouble. For rates, book?
let, etc., address
THE ELKTON HOTKI,,
A delightful summer home, in the
Shenandoeh Valley of Virginia; excel?
lent table; pure nlr; llthla water; mod?
ern conveniences; open May 1. MRS.
A. C. DRAWBAUGH. Elkton, Rocking
ham Co., Va.
BLUE TUTJGE SPRINGS,
Ilntetnurt County, Vn.
Booklet mailed on application to
PHIL F. BROWN.
Proprietor.
Motoring and Driving
at the White Sulphur Spring?
. - Goodroada.chnrralngvtows,numerous
objcctivo points, mako tho country nbout
i"Tho OldWhito" ideal for tho motorist,
'? For those who do not go so far aflold,;ttio
drives are an inspiration nod a Joy.
Half a million dollnrs havo Just beon speOV
Installing modern improvements in tills famous}
old resort.
On the main line of the C. &Q. Ry?
Always cool?2,000 ft. elevation^
Opens Juno 15th. _C,losos October 15tb.
Booklets at"City Ticket Offlcos, C. <B '
O.-Ry., No. 808 E.'^Ialn Stroet; RicbH :
mond Transfer Co., No. 809 B. ? Main
Street, or address Goo. F. Adams, Mgr.,..
White Sulphur Springs, W. Vo.
II you prefer the Seashore. theXhnmberlla/
Ola Point Comfort. Va., Is also under the ninoA
agementot Mr. Adams. ?
The St. Charles,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. g.
Most Select Location Fronting: the Bcaoh
With an established reputation for its
0TcluRlve.nc.is and high-class patronage.
Thoroughly modern and completely
equipped. Courteous service. Bathroom*
with hot and cold, fresh and see water
attachments, showers, etc. Orchestral
Extensive porches overlooking ' the
Boardwalk and Ocean. Always' opon.'
Ciolt Privileg?*. Illustrated booklet. '
NEWLIN HAINES COMPANY.
1
2CENTS l'OSTAOE SECUIIE3 iF?LL IN?
FORMATION of ATLANTIC CITY. N.;j>:i
All Hotels, Amusements, Streots, Boaches.V
nothing, eta A Handsomely lllustratooV'
SO Page "OFFICIAL" Guido With Only Cor?i
rect City Map Sent FP.EE by City lnforma- ;
tlon Bureau. _vV-T]
HOTEL RUDOLF
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Full block ocean front. One o? the largess.,
nnd leading hotels. Hot and cold soa bathsji
private and public. MagniOcont porches,']
overlooking tho sea. Orchestra. Early season"/
rates. No extra charge for uso of baths. Al-i"
ways open. Booklet.
A. S. RUKEYSER, Mgr.
JOEL H1LLMAN. Pros..
Atlantic CHT. N. .T.
Entirely now. Completed 1910. Half:
block ocoan front. Fireproof. Capa-i
city, 600. American Plan.
Always open. Sea water in baths,
public nnd private. Private garago for.
patrons.
FRANK B. OFF. H. C. EDWARDS!
Atlantic City, N. J.
So. Carolina Avo. and Beach. Cap. 400; prl*
valo baths, running water In rooms, oloVtu
tor, flno porches, music, whlto sorvtco. 8po^
olal. H2.f,0 up weekly. Booklet. W. F. SHAW..
A Charming plnoo for l'nrtloulnr People. ??
NEW HOTEL MERION
Atlnnllo City. N. J.
Vermont Avo. close to beach. Newly built
brlelc; flrcproof. Opon all year. Cuisine un?
surpassed. Capacity 300. MACK LATZ: U
CO. A. T. MURPHY. Mgr.
Phillips House and Annex
Mas6. Ave. and Bench. Atlantic City, N. J.
Ellavntor to street level. Open all year.
F. P. PHILLIPA.
Atlantic City, N. J.
The new fireproof addition, containing 200 ?iicst-rooms, with 125 pri?
vate baths, sea-water connections, completed in March, 1911, is a model \
for comfort and convenience. The entire house now offers 350 guest-rooms,'
each of which is connected with private bath or has running water. Hotel.;"1
Dennis is one of the Beach-Front Hotels still maintaining an unobstructed
ocean view. WALTER J. BUZBY. ,
NEW JERSEY
Hm Unkt are alwayt In commiiticn and conceded
la be one ot the I'll Summ? count! in lb- End.
The game can be enioyed lo in fulletl extent in the
health-riving ?all tea air. There ate a multitude of other
paiiimes ana diventoru lhat aatuie you an enjoyable vaca?
tion lor a day, week 01 rnonlh.
THE LEADING HOUSES
Write any of them for information, rate*, etc.
Hotel Strand
American Plan Exclusively
H. C. Edwards fit F, B. Ofl.Mfc-rs.
Mr,rlboron?h Blenheim
Both Amer. At European Plans
Josiah While At Sons Company
Hotel .St. Charte.?
Ncwlln Haines Co.
The Holmhurat
Calen Hall
Hotel und Sanatorium
F. L. Young;, Mgr.
Ths Shelburae
Europcau Plan
J. Weikel. Met.
Hotel Donnis
E*ten?ively Improved. W. J. Ruzby
The Pennhurst Seaaido Home
Henry Darnell Wru. R. Hood F. 1*. Cook's Sons
Travel information, timetables, etc.. from local ticket ?cenli.
DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.
Leading Hotel; coolest location; no malaria or mosquitoes. Capacity''5QCF
Every convenience. Boating, fishing, hathing, golf, orchestra, social diversion^
ses. fable; supplied from own farm. American Plan and a fa'car^
Write, for booklet of views and special terms.
G. FRANK CO>V