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Greater Itlchniond'a Oreateat Newspaper
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CltKATBST WANT AND IlKAL KS
TATK MWIII'M IN VIIK.IMA, AND
ONE OF THE UEST, IN A II nil It A.
Want Ad Rates
In Effect June 11. DIL /
Dally, one ceut per word nlicu paid
In advance. No Ad. token for leaa tban
ten centa.
Our nnil onc-balf centa a word all
elaaMflentloua except Situation Wanted
for Sunday. Mltuuttou Wautril cue ceut
? word. No Ad. Sunday taken for lean
tluiu nrteen cents.
No Ada. taken for lean (ban twenty
five centa nhcu phoned In or charged
mt tbr counter.
I'll.in,- ordera not KUiirnu teelL
CluaaUlcatlon not icuurautced alter
PiliU I', si.
Kor bualuca? voutructa iiend for the
Wiiiii Ad. .Hum uliuur lluuru* 1.
BfiiA\f:u"i- rom '... 'is. LTvcyV coal
yard, Mad Icon und Ca ry, one sorrel
iii.Hi: IIiuK-. 1 it'.UIll. ____________
WLKxr Wuiiuv, JvttUt
utiaractar to team tnu tiuto.-nouiiu
' biibiiiCaU. Wu BJUst nave beLWtcii
lltiy und seventy-nv* luun tor out
luctory coiineciiuna wituiu tue next
tlireo moutiia. uuu wu win allow men
who cuu luriiisn reierenee to pay a
i-.wui to* cuai ui luaruinx ooi oj
lucir Ural mould's salary, jar. C VV.
Iranians, Uta West uroaJ, locumond,
Vu., no loader connected Wlln this
Itiaillulion. i'ur an lulormauon ad?
dress communications ujrect lo Wuau
u.f, Dept.. ltfuu b'ourteenia &u ??tu i\
v.,. Waahlngton. D. C._
Jj?Y WAN'i ED at soda FOUNTAIN.
T. a. MILl-^t_CO, i,i.< )?:. iMua? bj.
WAN1 "iLiV, i-'?lt L. ft. .>1'.ju, ai>i^ij
LoJied, unmarried inen, between tgeu
of eighteen and ttiirty-nve. c:tl?>)na
of United stuieB. ot good character
and lempuralo naoltB, who can apeaK,
read ana write i?? Engllab language,
j or Information appi> 10 Reoruituig
Olllcer, B20 E Broad SL, Richmond, or
n. Syeun.ore lit., Petersburg. Va.
^vX.NTHD. EXPERIENCED man Tu
erect wood tanks ana bteel towers:
give age. references and wages, .vd
iii c?b vV. E. CiVbUWlvLL Co., Louls
vllie, Ky.
ASSISTANT registered PHARMA
<. i wanted; good position. Address
1'. O. xJox 127, La.vrenctVilla, Va,
Sa.Tnted. m?cT?>Tist to learn
lite automobile repair business; in?
structions by experts, nigut anu day
classed; luily equipped shop. Call or
write, richmond AUTO SCHOOL,
: i w. Hroud Street._Majllsou_2511.
jvT.v.Vn?Tr ETvE MAN T? T-x K E 1N -
teregt In general mercantile busi?
ness; good location, will sell ut a
sacrifice on account partner's health
Address L> 21;. care Tli:.es-L)lspa'.cf..
SrOU ARE wanted FOR QOVERN
inent position; $t>o mur.th. Write lor
list Of position* open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept. j7o G, Rochester,
N. V. _
auto SCHOOL.?OLDEal. LARGEST
and beat-equipped and ouly real
piuutleul nulo acnool lu tbU section
Open day >u.d night the year urouna -
? Call and ate for yourself. Our sat
laliud pupils arc our reference*.
richmond automobile SCHOOL
bis w. BroaaStreet._
WANTED. LABORERS and bp.1ck
cleaners. Ninth and Main Streets
GEORGE A. FULLER CO._
WaNTED-^A strictly" sober, SET
tled man wants an opportunity lo
1. .i n to drive auloii.obiles with it
private or garage; salary no Objeot
i .11 Mudlso.'i 1379-L._
UNREGISTERED DRUG CLERK UF
eight yeurs' practical experience ope.i
lor position. Eull particulars and
references fiven in person. Addresa
E --b. care Tlnies-Dlspaleh._
\V? NT ED. POS IT ION b Y AN EXPE
rltnced bookkeeper, Kraduate of tlio
iititisniore Business College; best of
roftrence. Address Ii., lot Richard?
son Street. Staunton. _ya_._
51 NO MAN WHO CAN_ FURNtSH
referettcea would like to secure den?
ial position In Kichmond, has knov--l
od?e of tire und life insurance. Ad?
dresa D 217. care Times-DlspAt;h.
ANTED. i'O^rfT?N BY GRADUATE
lu pharmacy, registered assistant,
three years' ?experience; employed,
but wish to make change by AUKuat
I V ? 300, care Tlmea-Dlspatch.
cTlAUFEEUR. WITH LONG EXPEIU
?/.-C-. desires position; have best of
references. G. C- 112 E- Canal Street.
^(NTrEDr^ixPERIENCED QIRL6 TO
make paper bose3. Apply POHLIG
BROS., Twenty-tlftn and Franklin
Streets. _
(Wanted, by graduate of the
Virginia State Normal School and
teacher of experience, position lo
teach; seventh, eighth or ninth grade
work preferred; testimonials fur?
nished. Address "t.," Box xii6. Char
lottesvllle, Va. _ _
?Ranted, position X~s teTacher
In public Bchool: curtldcate in full
force; testimonials the best. Address
"STENOGRAPHER," care Postmas
ter, Gasburg, Va._
fttl^&Xait anji Jenmle.
Wanted, a coMPE^ENfr^ixploRr
enced BtenoKiuphor, man or woman,
for permanent position, commencing
August 1, also a. competent stenogra?
pher for relief work from August 1
to September 1. Prefer some one
who has had experience in the lum?
ber trade. Address C 165, enre TlniPs
1 ?ispatch._
ST pays-to do SUBSTITUTE STEN~
ographic work during the vocation
aeason; for evidence cull at the Rem?
ington Typewriter Employment De?
partment and see the positions now
open. Address fiiii; E. Main. Phone
Madison S51._
H LEWIS. LADIES' TAILOR. OF 20-!
NORTH FIRST STREET. WILL RE?
TURN FROM NEW YORK BY AUG-!
UST 1ST.
HUMAN HAIT> BOUGHT AND SOI-D
nt HUOlHOP'S, 209 Norrh Third
WANTED, BY MARRIED COUPLE,
several rooms In good neighborhood
for. light housekeeping, ov In close
proximity to good hoard. Address
M. 11. J.. l?OS Park Avenue.
WANTED. TO RENT FROM" OWNER
of?house, one large, unfurnished
room, convenient to bath, and use of
phone, by elderly widower. Address
^ c 119. care Tlmcs-Dlspntch.
|3omwr?"i*iH ana s.iue WftriT
for sale. two'kxB:llenYdmf't
horses; one weighing about 1,000,
other 1.200 pounds; both aged twelve
Prices verv reasonable. J. w ROW
ELL, Wake 11 eld, Va.
WANTED. HORSE AND BUGGY TO
keen for board; best care; light use.
Atmre88_W.,_1207_E. ^j??y Strsot.
WANTED, 1,1)00 "LEGHORN PULLETS",
weighing from one nnd a "naif
pounds to two und a half pounds, In
lots of from 20 upwards, will pnv
n small advance over market price,
Write stating the number you have
nnd thnlr nges. whether white or
brown. Address MANAGER GLEN
AR VON FARM, Stearnes, Va.
exKuR>rs;' ncTtTcbT
Having ?juulltled us executor* of the
will of the l,i to Joseph N, Culllng
worth, w? hereby kIvo notice to all
persons Indebted to the estate of our
testator to make paymcru. to UI, and
to all who may have claims against
said estate to present liieni to us, duly
authenticated, for payment.
CORDELIA J. CULL1NUWORTH.
JOHN I* W1NOO.
Executors of Joseph N. Culllngworth,
1 accused.
a 13.0(H) STOCK OF NI2W_PAT'nOItNfi
In i.< /ii '. shirts must be be ?ulil at
cost. This stock Include:! patterns
which will please the most <usttd
ious of men. Also a good selection
ot straw hats ut and below coat. M
11. OABNKTT. Eighth and Main.
McCLURE BEOS., PRACTICAL FLOOR
worketa; all kinds of i^.ote laid,
scraped and polished: old floors ren?
ovated; parquet lloorn u specialty.
Phone Madison rjOi',3 P. s. Address
1101 East Clay Street.
14. it. COSBY, ELEC.AND~MCH. CO..
Madison 6309, 210 F.ant Marshall; all
work guaranteed.
WK WILL, GIVE $100 FOR ANY AF
fecllon of the eye. ear, nose or throat
we fail to Improve. illLLCKK.ST
sanatorium. Second and Frank] u
Streets.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKH BROS. Jewelers, 313
East Main Street, buy, Bell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sll
ver always taken !;i exchange.
!_jtfU?mess t^jppcriuuTtiiJa. ~
OWNER OF 700 ACRES OF LAND ON
main macadam road, seven miles
from Washington. will entertain
proposition from party with *lo.o0o
to 130,000 to develop dame. Splen?
didly situated tor attractive subur?
ban homes; line natural scenery;
good street ear service. This enter?
prise will easily net JluG.Ooo In thro
years. Addicts AMERICAN LAND
j CO.. No. ?17 Thirteenth Street. N. w.,
Washington. D. C.
W a N T E D, able- YOUNG L?TvYEI;
who is prepared to pay an adequate
consideration therefor, to take over
a well-established commercial prac
ticc. X. Y. Z., Carrier No. i._
a GENTLEMAN OF RARE ABILITIES
in the manufacture of "high grade"
vehicles, now connected with a larg'i.
prosperous buggy company as man?
ager, Is desirous of organizing ,i
company for the manufacture of hlg.i
grude vehicles at any desirable point
In Virginia. Can guarantee sale and
exceptional good dividends, and build
very stullsh. up-to-date work, second
to none in the South. Address D 219,
. care Times-Dispatch._
Coal ano <?&iooQ.
long HAS. WOOD THAT burns FREE
I und makes <iutek heal. Just the kind
i for summer use, also lining up cel
I lars for ne.*A winter ul summer
1 prices It's line. Yard; 150G West
Broad. Phone: Madison 1063.
! kTndling wood. excellent FOR
! light cooking. $1.50 hclf-cord. i'tun
Madison SAMUEL H. COTTRELL
& sons._
STCkCy ""FURNl'?iHED ROOMS; COOL.
clean; transient, 50c; pcrman-jnt.
special rates THE W ELLi.NOTON.
felt East Clay._
COOL PARLOR BHD ROOM. WITH
telephone; also other looms. 710 E.
Franklin._
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
' or without board. 71S East Marshall
Street._
? 30? N. SEVENTH STREET?CENTRAD,
furr.ls.hed rooms for light housekeep
\ In? Address MRS. A. S. J-. care
; Tunes-Dispatch._
PLEASANT FR?NT ROOM FOR KENT
14 North Sixth Street.
? LAHGEr 'WELL-FURNISHED RuoMS
I at 333 East Franklin. Monroe lauS.
automobiles for &ale
j AUTOMOBILE 'BARGAIN.' NEW HUD
I son 33 touring car. model 1911; scuts
[ hve; In good condition; only used
, three months; presolite gas. speed
I ometi-r, brass clock >xtra tiros; how
stored at Cordon Motor Company':!
i Garage. 1217 West Bro-id Street. Call
j for car No. -22'.'._
FOR SAILS, BL ICK. MODEL 17; FINE
I condition: fully i<iulpped; will sell
1 cheap. Owner leaving city. Address
u <:.;. ear.- I'lmt s-Dispatch._
FOR SALE. WHITE MAS CAP., SPLEN
dld condition: will sacrifice to quick
purchaser. Address C. W. YEAMANS,
care Goriion Motor Car Co., Inc.,
Richmond, Va.
dummer pBbarbing.
hot'el^*c;iie'ster, "chestek. ' va .
between Richmond and Petersburg,
reached by electric or steam lines
Just the place to spend the months
of August and September. Under
the new management amusements
such as riding, driving, dancing, fish?
ing, etc., will be given special care
and no effort will be spared to make
the summer pleasant und enjoyable
to all gut-sts. Iron and magnesia
water served free to the guests. For
terms write to MANAGER HOTEL
chest er. C'hcster, Va._
LOWE'S COTTAGE, WATER FRONT
Virginia Bay Station, Occin View.
Reasonable rates; good service; spe?
cial meals, 50c; bathing suits free.
MKS. W. T. LOWE. _Proprietor.
RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW. VA..
the most popular resort on the beach;
nearest cottage to the dance hall, on
the waterfront; large rooms; ocean
breezes; boats for hire; new ualli
house, with all improvements; meals
at all hours', special dinner 50c. MRS
MAI RS.
SEC O N~D-il A i< i; M^CHIN ERY OS
Of every descrlptlrn bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 E
Cary St Pnone " ladlson 353?._
WAN TED. To UL't ?Uh UASif.. -loUSK
hold goods In any yutt.iitty Pbons
Madison iS5l._
W A N T~E"b"SECOND-HAND STEEL
water tow.;r, not less than thirty
feet high, and carry tank of not less
than 1,500 gallons. Address J 977.
core Times-Dlsoa tch _
WANTED, S ECON i > 11A X D RECORDS
for Victor phonograph in good con- ]
flttloh. Give best price boxed and
delivered to express office, W. C. I
SNYDER. Harvey's Wharf, Va.
WANTEdT A S ;?;< 'OND-H AND MOTOR
in good condition for alternating
current, either one-quarter or one
half horsepower. Address E. D.
MACFEE. Petersburg: Va
?eal <??iatt for ftent
Fol: I: k.vi\ SE i "i' i IM BEI rrTsECQND
lloor Mat, four largo, bright rooms,
in excellent condition, to couple or
small family. 1024 West Main._
FOR RENT. SHOE SHOP, AND TWO
machines for sale cheap. ,108 W.
Cary Strnet._,_
RENT REDUCED TO $40; NEW GIN
ter Park brick residence; 8 rooms;
steam heat; garage or stable; elee
trlc lights, large lot._Phone M.idi
STOREHOUSE FOR RENT AT CUL
len, Vu., on Virginian Railway; good
stand; splendid opportunity. For
particulars write W. S BARICSD ALE,
Cullcn. Va._a_
FOR RENT, STORE, 2.114 EAST MAIN;
just remodeled; good opening. Mnril
son 5300._
FOR RENT. WELL LOCATED STORE
at Guinea, Va.. with three largo
rooms nbovo and barn. Possession
given ut once. Apply to MRS. C. H
SALE. Gulnea, Va._
FIVE NEW AND MODERN HOUSES,
2230 to 2238 Park Avenue: 9 rooms;
. hot water heat Apply 2242 A Perk
Avenue, or phono Madison 7760-J or
6605.
DAILY PUZZLES
What Asiatic City?
A.\S\Vi:il V VK.STH I?AT'S IT7.ZLE.
A polio.
Jfor i&ale.
? WANTED. TO SEEL ONE BAI'.K MILL.
with pulleys and shutting, complete;
i t?o seta curti burrs, with pulleys ana
i shafting, complete, one boiler ;.nd
; engine, lot horsepower each. Fur
particular:, apply to FARMERS' CO?
OPERATIVE GUANO CO.. Blaok
I stone. Va.__
'. sTr17c?iT'ral iron, ste"el! and
pipe of every description cut to order.
CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 East Cary
Street, Richmond, Vs.
ClUCA?" ALL kTnD? OF dECOND
hand mechanical tools Apply JEF?
FERSON LOAN OFFICE. 1705 East
Main Street._ _ _
A C h A NCE OF a lIF ET 1M e?FOR
Bale, one of the best paying small
j liveries in West Virginia. Address
C. HUDGIN8, Ronctverte. W. Va.
FOR SALE, VALUABLE LAW LIBRA -
I ry of about 320 volumes. Including
! Virginia Reports, Virginia Law Reg?
ister, cyc; and various text books,
j at a bargain. A list will be sent
I upon application. Address Box No.
' Iii Richmond. Va._
FOR SALE. AT $800. SECOND-HAND
Franklin, Model D, five-passenger <?u
I tomoblle; Bo?ch magneto; fully
equipped With clock. Windshield i-iid
i speedometer; Just overhauled: cost,
with equipment, when new. over $3.
ooo. Apply P. O. Box $26. Richmond.
FOR SALE. RUBBl'.R-TI RE SURREY.
$7.'. runabout, rubber-tire, $3u; one
runabout, $25. steel-tire: one cart.
$15; ono trap. $35. THOS. H. DUKE
& CO., S04 Brook Avenue._
FINE FURNITURE. 210 "EAST MAR
j shall. Madison 5300._
ELECTRIC FANS. ALL TYRES AND
sizes: highest grades. with ?a:!i
guaranteed for one year. R. R COS?
BY ELEC. AND MACH. CO, 210 East
1_Marshall._Madison 6800.
STEAM HEATING PLANT COMPLETE,
with boiler and radiators good us
new; one set Jones wagon scales
1. RLUFORD & CO._
FOR SALE. STOCK OF JEWELRY AND
fixtures: good stund in good town.
Write for particulars. SAM'L L.
ADAMS and JOS. stebb1ns, JR..
Trustee.-:, South Boston, Va._
FOlT"SALE, A LARGE ASSORTMENT
of buggies, surreys, runabouts, Day?
ton wagons, laundry and grocery wa?
gons. A. MEYER'S SONS. 731 East
Cary Street._
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY OF
every description. Including wood?
working machinery, boilers, engines,
belting, hangers, shafting and pul?
leys; condition guaranteed. I. BLU
FORD A- CO.. 1538--I2 East Cary St.
i iN ; f STICK seat! rubber-tired
I surrev, only been used few times.
Will sell at $00.
TWO PONY RUNABOUTS LEFT. WILL
sell at reduced prices. See them.
|ONE RUBBER- TIRED SURREY,
without top; will sell at reduced
price Party only drove It home and
brought It back and exchanged for
heavier one.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR $10 RUNA
bouts and $5u top buggies. They arc
worth your attention.
SEE US FOR BUSINESS SPRING WA
gons. BRISTOW-WORSHAM CO,
U35 East Main_
LUMBER. LATHS, SHRVGLES, SAME,
blinds, doors. WOODWARD & SON,
Ninth and Arch. Richmond. Va.
i Crs'vTRUNABOUT, sT?T?NE-SURREY.
$35; one road cart, $15; buggies, sur?
reys and runabout's at cost, to re?
duce stock on account of rebuilding.
Come early and get the best. T. H
^KE & CO- Sol Brook Ave_
ELECTRIC FANS." ALL TYPES AND
sizes; highest grades: would guar?
antee each for o.ie year. R. R. COS?
BY ELEC. AND MACH CO.. 210 East
; Marshall,_Madison 5300.
THIRTY-SIX MILLION FEET NORTH
Carolina pine timber on a 7-cent
j freight rate to Norfolk, Va. As much
more ndlolnlng can be bought. D
220, care Times-Dispatch.
^Soaroing.
WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you car. get a nice, clean,
comfortable bed for 50 cents; ice -yu
ter. buth n"d nhone free. 1002 East
Clay._s_
BOARDERS FOR DESIRABLE ROOMS:
also table boarders. 209 East Gra;e.
ROOMS, WITH BOARD. MRS. E_S
SMITH. 301 East Grace.
BOARDERS FOR BEAUTIFUL LARGE
rooms. Apply 103 East Grace.
BOABr>ERS WANTED. AT~~oTt EAST
Franklin Street. MISS PALMORE.
.TTiarfi for ixern..
LOWER FLAT. 2212 PARK AVENUE;
six rooms; hot water heat; modern
In every wav open location. Apply
2242 A Park Avc, or p'> "o Madison
7760-J or G605
HOME. ORCHARD AND FARM.?THIS
is a splendid combination; a most
delightful home. . ne orchard and
excellent form; nine-room dwelling,
with modern equipment; l,00o CeleCt
applo trues, in bearing: 70-aore tar in.
Everything In nrst-class condition;
magnificent views: close to C. & O.
station, in noted Albemnrle region.
Price, $12,000. Free Real Estate Reg?
ister. H. W. HILLHARY & CO.,
ChKrIottesvlMe, Va.
ON THE BEAUTIFUL JAMES RIVER,
five miles by water, eight miles by?
road from Newport News. Va., 15
acres, dwelling, fruit; excellent
neighbors; oyster ground; $3,000. A
rare chance to got water frontage.
SOM MHKVILLE TRUST CO.. INC.,
Newport News, Va.
NEW EIGHT-room house ONchaf
tin Street; bath, gas and electric
lights; cheap to quick purchaser.
Owner needs money. Apply OWNER,
516 N. Seventh Street._
for SALS, BBAUTIBTJL WATER
front home; all modcrrr conveniences,
overlooking Fortress Monroe, Hamp?
ton Roads; boating, bathing, fishing:
large lawn, shade trees; two minutes'i
walk to car. For further information
address s. H. W.. earn Postmaster,
Ruck roe. Va.
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
KEEP .COOL; SLEEP rN A TENT. WE
make them any size. Prices reason?
able. h. E. COPELAND CO, INC.,
Awnings, Tents and Flags. Phone
Madison 2576._
MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES!
WE SEND FOR YOUR MATTRESS IN
tho morning, mako it over iiiie new.
and return it to you ifie same day.
New hair mattresses a specialty. JA?
COB UMLAUF, Phono Madison 8202.
auction &alti. .future 3?aj>?.
Beul Estate Auctioneers,
No. Ulfe East .Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE MOUSE AND LOT, NO.
423 GOI>DIN STREET, IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
Actini? under decree of tho Amelia
Circuit Court, dated March 29. 1911. In
the cause of Baker et als. vs. Robinson
at als., tho undersigned spe.iul com?
missioner, appointed for the purpose,
will sell by public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY. JULY 58, 1911,
at I K SI.,
the above mention'-d house and lot.
The lot fronts about 24 or 25 feet, and
runs back to an alley. The house con?
tains six rooms. The location Is one
of the best In the city for renting.
TERMS: One-third cash, and the bal?
ance in equal payments at 3ix and
twelve months, deferred payments to
be evidenced by negotiable notes of
the purchaser, with Interest from date
of sale, and title retained until all of
purchase money is paid and convey?
ance ordered by the court.
THOMAS R. H ARD A WAY.
Special Commissioner.
The bond required to he glvn by th.?
foregoing decree has been executed
With approved security
S. L FA KU AR. Clerk.
~ir\eal (Estate for &eni.
GREEN & REDD'S
Rent List
Possession at once.
$200?3209 W. Taylor St.. 10 rooms.
Possession August 31. 1911.
900?2621 Grove Avenue. ii rooms.
500?Hermitage Road, 10 rooms. Pos?
session October 1.
450?2210 Park Avenue. 9 rooms.
I 400?614 n. Ninth St., 12 rooms.
! 360?121 W. Main St.. store and dwell?
ing. Possession August 9.
t 360?1201 n. Twentieth St., 9 rooms,
i 300?412 W. Clay St.. S rooms.
I 300?16^3 W. Main St.. S rooms.
' 600?1613 W. Main St .* 7 rooms,
i 300?1611 W. Main St.. 7 roonn.
, 300?!4oi W. Main St . 7 rooms.
! 300?'Railroad Ave.. Ashland, S rooms.
; 28b?1403 W. Main St.. 7 rooms.
: 270?1100 Dickinson St.. 7 rooms.
; 264?1 130 W. Marshall St.. 9 rooms.
! 240?620 n. Twenty-seventh St., 7 rms.
2 40?102 W. Clay St., 7 rooms.
: 240?Virginia Ave., cor. Burns. S rms.
I 2.6?401 n. Twent^Yilnth St.. a rms.
FLATS.
Possession a^ once.
J4S0?50i W. Grace St.?first and sec?
ond Hats?8 rooms.
360?Bellevue Apartment, No. 3. 7 rms.
270?1020 W. Main St . 1st flnt. 4 rms.
ISO?2106 E. Grace St., 1st flat. 5 rms.
Possession August 31. 1911.
600?1844 W. Grace St . 1st fiat. * rms
600?184 6 W. Grace St.. 2d flat. S rms.
540?101 E. Franklin St, 3d flat. S rms.
4S0?312 S. Third Street. 2d and 3d
flats. S rooms.
450?910 W. Main St . 1st flat. S rms.
Heat free.
450?Out W. Main St.. 1st flat. 8 rms.
Heat free.
450?910 W. Main St.. 2d Hat. S rms.
Heat free.
450?401 E. Main St.. 1st flat. 6 rms.
, too?906 W. Main St.. 2d flat. 8 rms.
Heat free.
! 360?Bellevue Apartment. No. fl. 7 rms.
360?Bellevue Apartment, No. 5, 7 rms.
360?510 Allison St, 1st flat, 7 rms.
I 300?Bellevue Apartment. No. 2, 7 rms.
' 300?1C?? Park Ave. (doctor's pfllcel.
3 rooms.
I 270?401 E. Main St., 2d flat. 4 rms.
' 240?608 S. Pine St., 2d flat. 7 rms.
ISO?210? E, Grace St.. 1st flat. 5 rms.
ISO?209 N. 29th St., 1st flat, 6 rms.
I 150?209 N. 29th St.. 2d flat. 6 rms.
30 NORTH NINTH STREET.
^eal estarc tor sfcaie.
A Real Home
FOR SALE.
One of the most substantial and at
: tractive eight-room houses on Han
i over Avenue. 2200 block. Every mod?
ern convenience. Four bed rooms.
' double parlors, hot water heat, hard?
wood mantels each room, side alley.
16.000. if take"n at once, will buy this
j 16.500 home. Apply
DRINKARD'S.
423 North Sixth.
tiliscflLuirous.
! " SHOb'"k'ePAIRING '
i 75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60e
, ladies.; every pair sewed: best leuth
I er; no culls, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 25c; Tred-Alr rubber heels.
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new.
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Main. Phone
Monroe ?667.
'? UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES AND ODD
pieces reuphoistered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods;
Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUND?
LEY. 711 East Broad. Madison 32U4.
, BAKERY
A LARGE POUND CAKE. 25c; 100
lcmop snaps, 35c; six loaves bread
for 25c. DRINKARD'S, 423 1-2 North
Sixth_
WATCH KETPA1HLNO.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OB
clenned by WM. TOB1EN, JH.. Is a
guarantee that it is done properly.
Twenty years' experience. Cleaning,
II; main springs, 11. 408 Ea?t Uroad
Street. All work guaranteed.
LAWN MOWERS. ? .
THE BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD. THIS
is why there are about 500 satisfied
. users of the genuine Pennsylvania
mowers In Richmond. We also carrv
the cheap stuff as low as $2.50. If
you can't find it, go to MeUftAW'S,
1440-42 E. Main Street_
PANAMA HATTERS.
PANAMA AND STRAW HATS Cl-^.VN- |
ed. bleached. block; rotrlniincd j
AMERICAN HAT CO., Hatters. Fifth
and .Maishall I
^i'?aoiution ^ot?c?.
I^IlXve^SICVERED MY^TbuN^ECYUJN
and retired from the lirm of e. K.
Langhorne & Co., Mr. E. K. Liang
homo succeeding to tho num.- and
good will of the firm. The copartner?
ship was formed for tho purpose of
doing tho following contract work
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
ns follows: At Reusena, Va., Abort
Va., Gllmores Mills. Va., Buchanan,
Va., Basic City. Va., and Fort Spring,
W. Va. The said contracts having
been completed In full nnd all obli?
gations arising therefrdm having
been paid, therefore this notice. Any
parties holding claims against tho
said firm on account of the said con?
tracts must present them by maU i
within fifteen flays to tho under?
signed nt yuncoy Mills, Va.
_ _F..H herring.
. Sfcealeb proposals.
BLA CK S P.? H a" MUNI CI PAL "" If On"6 H
for sale.?The Council of the town
of Blacksburg. Va., will, until 12
o'clock, noon. AUGUST 2. 1911, re?
ceive sealed bids for the 3nlo of
twelve thousand dollars (112.000) of
the bonds of the said town. Tho
bonds are In denomination of $100.00
oach. dated July 1, 1911, and to run
thirty years, with tho option of the
town to redeem any or all of tho
said bonds after fifteen years, nnd
to bear Interest nt thn rnto of f,
per cent, per annum. All bids are to
be sealed and nddressed to the un?
dersigned.
The, right to reject any or all bids
is reserved. F. W. EHEART, .
i Committee.
News of Petersburg.
Times-Dispatch Bureau, i
109 North Sycamore Street. j
Petersburg, Vs., July 26. j
In the Hustings Court to-morrow
morning Judge Mullen will hear argu?
ment on the motion to dissolve the In-1
Junction recently granted restraining
the trust sale as advertised of twen?
ty-nine lot? of tho Centre Mill prop?
erty. The injunction was granted by
Judge J. F. West, in the absence of
Judge Mullen, on application of counsel
for the Centre Hill Corporation, on ob?
jection to the sjle of the property In
? question as n whole, and was granted
j on the day on which the property was
to have been ^old. The motion to dis?
solve the Inlunetion Is made by Wll
i cox & Wllcox. attorneys for tho
American Hank and Trust Company, a
beneficiary under the trust.
Death and lllrtb Itecord.
The number of deaths in Petersburg
during the month, ending to-day, July
j 26, as reported by the Health Depart?
ment was sixty-three?whites, 27;
colored, 36. Ten of the deaths were
certlilcd by the coroner. Of the de?
cedents thirty-four were males and
twenty-nine females. Eleven infants
under the age of one month died, nine
died between the ages of one month
and year, and fourteen between the
ages of one and five years. Among
the causes of death assigned In the
report are: Cerebral hemorhage, 5:
diseases of the digestive system, 17:
tuberculosis, 6: Brlght's disease, 8;
sun stroke, 2. Seventeen cases of ty?
phoid fever were reported during tho
month, and three cases of smallpox.
The number of births during the
month was flfty-ono?whites, 21:
colored, 27. The department is satis?
fied that the actual number of births
Is never reported.
Personal and Otherwise.
Mrs. H. H. Davidson is critically 111
in the home of her son-in-law, Marcus
Bull, on South Sycamore Street, she
Is seventy-two years old.
The members of the Crater Legion,
the Ladles" Memorial Association, the
Daughters of the Confederacy, the A.
P. Hill Camp of Confederate Veterans
! und Sons of Veterans will all take
part In the ceremonies Incident to the
unveiling in Old Blandford Church
next Sunday afternoon of the tablet
to the lift men of Ma,hone*s Brigade,
who fell In the battle of the Crater.
July 30. 1S64.
Mayor George Cameron and Mrs.
Cameron are Spending some days at
Atlantic City.
Miss Dorcthy Brooke pleasants Is
visiting friends in Charlottesville.
Mrs. J. H. Clalbonie and daughter.
MIfs Donald Clalborne, who have been
visiting at Lake Toxaway, are now
j CONFERENCE OF LAYMEN'S
MISSIONARY MOVEMENT
Attractive Program Attracts Large
Number of Ylaltom to
Montreat.
CSpeclal lo The T!nus-Dispatch 1
Montreat, N. C. July 27.?It Is ex?
pected that the already large number
of visitors here will be increased by
one or two hundred ministers and lay?
men, who will arrive on Thursday and
Frldav of this week to attend the con?
ference of the Laymtn's Missionary
Movement. This conference will open
on Friday and continue through Sun?
day. The announcement has been
, made again that J Campbell White,
t general secretary of the Laymen's
I Missionary Movement, and William T.
Fills, of Philadelphia, will be the prin?
cipal speakers during this conference,
and thl* announcement will secure a
large attendance of men who are In?
terested in this particular WOlK of
the church.
Rev. Egbert W. Smith, D. D.. one of
tlie secretaries of the executive com?
mittee of Foreign Missions, who will
be another of the speakers at this con?
ference, and at the conference on For?
eign Missions also, has already ar?
rived, and he will present to both con?
ferences facts and figures regarding
the work of th? Southern Presbyterian
Church for missions that will be of
very special Interest.
Never in the history of Montreat
hna the number of visitors been so
large so early In the season. Sevenl
hundred are here, and others are
arriving dally. Tho qttlot llttlo vil?
lage among tho mountains has been
transformed Into a busy town. It Is
estimated that almost. If rot qulto,
1,000 people were present In the audi?
torium on Sunday, both morning and
evening to hear the sermons ot Bishop
Warren A. Candler. of the Methodist
Episcopal *'hurch. South.
Other special features of the Pres
hyterlan Summer Assembly this week
are the large Bible study class which
Rev. R. G. Pearson, D. D.. is conduct?
ing from do^- to day. and tho archae?
ological lectures of Dr. Edgar J.
Banks, which are largely attended oach
evening.
FOR RENT.
Suburban Dwelling
on Trolley Line!
Only one faro, with transfer to any
part of Richmond. Electric lights,
bath, etc. Eight rooms and stable.
R. B. GR?FIN .t CO., INC..
1118 East Main Street.
hotels
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND. VA.
Coolest Restaurant in the City.
Club Brealifiitd a Specialty,
Lobby Cooled by Battery of Flectrlc Fan?.
The mo?t mftitnlticcnt hotel tn the South.
Knropean plan. Rooms single and en luite,
with and without baths, ftpacloui sample
roonn.
Kate. ?1.50 per day and upward.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 9 A. M. TO E P. M.
Admission. 25c. KrtlCE ON SATIIRI)AY:1
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STHEKTA
Open dally from 10 A. M. to 6 P. M.
AdmUfliou. 260, Free on Saturdays.
registered at tho Battery Park Hotel. |
Ashovtllo. N. C.
Francis Rawle Wadlolgh has gone
to Europe on u business trip. Mrs
Wadlelgh and children are spending
the summer In the Valley of Virginia,
nnsplmii Mention.
Andy Brown, of the Petersburg team,
has been Indefinitely suspended with?
out pay. by Manager Busch. William
Mo Wedelt, former third-baseman and
Bhort stop o* the Lynchhurg team. hn3
been purchased by Petersburg, nnd will
report to-morrow. Howedell has been
laid off for several weeks on account
of an Injury. I.Ines are out for several
good men. and Indications are that
there will he a shnke up In the Peters?
burg team within the next few days.
Menth In Ettrlck.
Thomas J. Aldrldge. a well known
citizen of F.ttrlck. died yesterday after
a protracted Illness. He was seventy
years old. and Is survived by his wife
nnd one daughter. Mrs. Anne Bensley.
of Ettrlck.
llurnl Carrier*' Convention.
The convention of the Rural Carriers'
Association of Virginia, to V,e held In
this city September 5 and 6. will prob?
ably b-lng inn carriers here. Arrange?
ments arc being made for their vecep
tlon and accommodation. Mayor Cam?
eron will welcome th* body to the city.
TO MEET LOVERS
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Newport News. Va.. July 26.?AfteY
crossing the windswept Atlantic from
Derbak. Norway, Misses Llll Froyland
nnd Wlegeld Saundues, blue-eyed, rosy
chocked lassies of Norway, to-day mar?
ried their lovers, who came to Vir?
ginia a year ago to seek their for?
tunes, and who now are prosperous
: farmers at City Point, on tho upper
l James River. Miss Froyland becamn
j the bride of Karl Arnesen, nnd Miss
iSandues married Gulbrund Sunde. They
left to-night for City Point.
Will Inspect Oyster Wnters.
(Special to The TImcs-Dlspatch.l
Newport News, Va., July 26.?Com?
missioner of Fisheries McDonald f.e.o
arrived at Hampton to-day. and will
begin to-morrow a personal inspection
cf the Virginia waters, to see that
oyster pirates are not devastating ?he
Public rocks in the James and York
Rivers.
A. C. L. SURGEONS
ELECT OFFICERS
Norfolk. Va., July 26.?The Atlantic
Coast Line Railway Surgeons' Associa?
tion, representing the States of Vir?
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida and Alabama, con?
cluded its seventh annual session hero
to-day with a boat trip to various
points of historic Interest In tho sec?
tions. Officers were elected as fol
I lows:
President, Dr. J. M. Purrott. of Kin
I ston, N. C. ^
First Vlce-Presldent, Dr. J. E. Boyd.
of Jacksonville, Fla.
Third VIce-PreBldent, Dr. M. N. Stow,
of Jesup, Ga.
Secretary and Treasurer?Dr. C. P.
Aimer, of Charleston. S. C.
Executive Committee?Dr. G. G.
Thomas, of North Carolina, chairman;
Dr. Southgate Leigh, of Virginia; Dr.
E. L. Cox, of North Carolina; Dr. W. S.
Lynch, of South Carolina; Dr. J. M.
Spence, of Georgia; Dr. G. A. Ham?
mond, of Alabama, and Dr. J. H. Pitt
man, of Florida.
Held for Identification.
[Special to The Tlmos-Dlspatch.l
Lynchhurg, Va., July 26.?Ben Pres?
ton, colored, n Lynchhurg negro, who
has been working on railway construc?
tion In Kentucky recently. Is In Jail
here awaiting Identification, having
been arrested ui>ler the belief that he
murdered Silas Johnson, a Lynchhurg
negro, at Darlton, Ky., several weeks
ago.
Drousht Becomes Serious.
ISpeclal to The Times-Dispatch.]
Amherst, Va.. July 26.?The drought
In and around Amherst is heglnnlng
to assume n serious aspect. Gardens
have almost completely dried up. and
corn and tobacco are beginning to
suffer. It Is said that unless rain
fnlls within tho next, few days tho
corn crop 'will bo an almost entire
fnlluro. In some sections of the coun?
ty, however, abundant showers have
fallen and the crops are fairly good.
Consumed by Fire. .
f Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.1
Heathsvlllc. Va., July 26.?The barn
and othor outbuildings of C. Harding
Walker frerc struck by lightning this
afternoon and, with their contonts,
such ns hay, corn, fodder, carriage,
buggies, etc., entirely consumed. The
barn was Insured.
An old, strongly endowed College with stan?
dard entrance requirements whose degrees are
accepted at full value by the leading universities
of America. Through courses In Liberal Arts
lead to degrees ofB. A..B. S. and M. A., and In
Law to degree of LL. B.
Chnrncter building Is emphasitel, and
the Faculty does not permit the Individual to be
lost in the crowd.
Modern, sanitary dormitories with good
boarding facilities. Equipment of every depcrt
1s first class. Kxpenses are moderate. For
catalogue and information, address :
President F. W. BOATWRIGHT,
RICHMOND. VA.
EDICAL COLLEGE
\1838
ami
SDICINE. DENTISTRY. PHARMACY.
ScKJiix-fMiriii Ssuiaa toj'uu Sept. 11.1911..
Bswllsst laboratory ?od ellslest rtcllttlM.'
CtlmtU Mlabrlomt Urlttff ?ip*D,*? m;.i,rt-.,.
Wrtt? ft r Calaldgat 8
d*Ux*<r WpLin,, M. D. Dms, Kklmd.y*,
_^coooia._
RICHMOND ACADEMY?
Richmond, Va.
Tenth session beginn September IS
Tho Dean is now at president's office, '
Richmond - College.
For catalogue, address
VOI. I.. PKIJfCE.
ftean.
Phone Madison 2342-J.
McGuire's University School,
OPl\ MONROE PARK. RICHMOND VA.
FORTY-SEVENTH SESSION begins Sup.
lem'oer 18. Thorough preparation for uni?
versity, college, tochulcal school. U. S. Navel
and Military Acad n . ? Primary depart
mem for small buys, with separate Instruc?
tors, study-hall, and recitation rooms. The
Principal will be at 7 N, Belvldere St.. aftel
Sept. :,. For full Information aeo catalogue
at book stores, nr br mall."~
JOIIN P. M'Ot'IRE. Principal.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE ?
STUART McOUlRH. M.D.,Pres.
Medicine-Dentistry-Pharmacy
19th Session Opens September 12th.
New building. New equipment.
Eighty experienced teachers.
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
Descriptive Catalogue on request.
d'atsUiil iftountain?
GLENM^
31st season; accommodates 100; 5 miles from
Catsklli Village; healthiest part of moun?
tains: Sis ecres; excellent table: modern Im?
provements; largest piazzas In "mountains;
i amusements, billiards, bowling, music, dnnc
I Ing: I? weekly upward; booklat. V. BRAM
CON. Catsklli. N. Y.
Grand Atlantic Hotel
VIRGINIA AVE., NEAR BEACH
and Steel Pier. Opon surroundings. Capac?
ity '??''>? Rot and cold sea water baths. Large
j rooms, southern exposure. Elevator to (treat
level; fine porches, etc. Special, $13.50 up
weekly; ir.io up dally. Booklet. Coaches
meet trains. COOPER & LEEDS.
HOTEL IROQUOIS
South Carolina Avenue and
I Beach. Capacity, 400. 100 ocean-side sunny
rooms. Private baths, running water la
rooms. Elevator. Music. Whlto service.
Special rates, JU up weekly; IJ.50 up dally.
! Booklot. VT. F. SHAW.
HOTEL WESTMONT
Most attractive hotel, close to beach, new
I Casino and Sea Water Natatnrlum, with
lawns. Capacity S00. Elevator, private
baths, etc.; sea water and tonlo baths.
J EPeclal. $'.2.SO up weakly. Booklet.
_M. R. SOMBR3. Manager.
THE OGONTZ
135 South Tennessee Avenue.
C. WILLING HARE.
Rates, $10.00 to $15.00 Weekly.
POPP Guide of ATLANTIC CITY
1 It LL Handsomely Illustrated Official Hotel
Street aud Amusement Oalde Book,
with tum?, tide and R. R. timetables, etc. Edi?
tion llmltsd Write todsr. Inclose stamp. PUB?
LIC ftBltV'ICR AS.SOriATION.Atlsntle Cltr.N.J.
flTLANTIG Cl TY* OFFICIAL GUIDE
A panes, D4 lllustrttlons. All attraction! and the lead.
Inn hutels describe,!, with rates, c
?tamp tormatllnz f reo copy. A. C. free 1mtor.
m axiom ntlHKAC.llaxnna.AtlantlcCtty.S.J,
Only Official Oulde. Beware of Imitations'
Ph Uipis House and Annex
Macs. Ave. and Beach, Atlantic City, N. J.
Ellavator to street loveL Open all year.
_F. P. PHILLIPS.
CONTINENTAL?
Tennessee ave., noar Beach; sltrayt
open. Private baths, elevator; excel?
lent table; white service; (2 to SI
daily; SS to 117.(0 wkly. Sat. to Mon.,
j:;. Booklets.
MARGARET WALSH DUNCAN.
~ OCEAN VIEW.
Stop at the "Jefferson" Cottage.
Only two minutes' walk from all
amusements. C.et off at Virginia Bay
Station. Everything new. Hot and
cold baths. Board, $1.50 day. $S to $10
per week. Meals, 40 cents. Sea food
meals a specialty.
A. S. LAMBERT.
Managerj
OCEAN AND COCXTBT RESORT]
1 HOTEL?Ocean and Its Advantages,
t HOTEL?Country nnd Its Advantages.
Boat plies between the two dally. Surf
hnthlng, boating. Itshln*. nutomoblllng. driv?
ing, tennis, etc. (Free bowling and pool.;
Send for Descriptive Booklets.
A. H. G. MEARS, Wachapreague, E. 8. Va.
itt;|!lHQI[!
FOR REST AND RECREATION
Virginia's leading all-the-year Moun
ain Resort. Fine hotel. Write for book?
let and rates Address W. G. HAMIL?
TON, Manager_
Modern In every particular, accommoda?
tions for 1R0 guests, c(>w opon. Five hours ;
rrom Richmond, with Pullman Service as
far as Stauntqji, over tho C. & O. R, R.
For booklets, rates, otc, address the
Mussanetta Springs bo., Inc., Box Zli.
tiarriounburg, Va.
MASS A NETT A WATER for Malaria, 8tO-?';
mach. Kidney and Norvous Trouble has no
equal. Messrs. Powers-Taylor Drug Co.
Wholesalo distributing agents for Klon?
mond.
CIIOCKETT AltSKNIC-LtTHIA
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
Opens Juno 1st. Elevation, 2,150 feet..
Cures Nerve us Prostration. Dyspepsia,'
Rheumatic and Skin Troubles. Malaria,
Kidney and Bladder Disorders and Fe?
male Irregularities. Clears and beau
titles the complexion. Write for book?
let. M. C. THOMAS.
Crockett Springs. Vav
Botetourt County, Va.
Booklot mailed on application to
PHIL F. BROWN.
^.iBPif"AWm HEALTlT?ND PLEASURE ^
?^j^MHr ngrl JiUSLiS U unexcelled climate, mountain scenery,
*i*S!^ysv. J&liir*' LU K0^1 rulinK. driving, t'ishinpc, hunting,
^d>& i>%r*<z*J/ f5^?j^S>>Lc-' i"oJ,-rn hotel, rooms with batn,
^^^^M^T?te Spring
/Mfe^oSwI'l?-/ MINERAL. WATER, famous both In
r*^\^ &?aW^ /Z^ulht)! United States and Europe,
'-eS? N (J^'kBR^ fS/fJ i jsHp? 4 It . i: r Bithon of XotKMIrt charts. HuhrlU*. Ton*..
^? f/?X I I F IliuttraUd bookUt mailed.
sJ"^T?ff1>TNr^> y If 1 llll T?TE SPRING CO., Tata Sprint. Ten*. ^

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