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Greater Rlvbmoad'iUrcatcit Newspaper
CltEATEST WANT ANI> It KAI, ES?
TATE MEUIl'M IN VIHGIMA, AND
ONE Of THIS BEST IN AM Kit I CA.
Want Ad Rates
In Effect June 11, U1L
Dally, one etut per vtord wuco paid |
In advance. Nu Ad. tukcu (or less than
ten cente.
One oud oue>bal( ccuta u noe? all 1
claa?IAvutIoua except Sltuatluu Wauted
lor Sunday. Situation Wanted uae cent
? vturd. No Ad. Sunday tukcu lur leaa
tlinu nftecu eenta.
Nu Ada. tukcu (ur lean du n tuenty- j
live ceiila tvlicu puoucd lu ur ckurifed
at ilie counter.
Pirniic orderet uut suamniced.
CluaalUculiuu uut vuutsuletd alter
ilillU P. .it,
Kur nualucaa contracts aend lur the
Wuut Ad. Hau; utiun* lliiarnn l
-,
HJioi (Uli) Jf UUUU.
STRAYED To my PLACE. ONE SMALL
ted cow, j. <j. SCMUKM, ivuirymau,
LOST, TUESDAY, u:\ Ui'.OAU STREET, j
peculiar a'iver belt bucKie; reu, Kruen i
ana enameled, Reward u returned
to 305 Labi Grace Street.
LOST, SATUHDA V. july if, BLACK
leather pocketbook, containing about
in Caan ana very vaiuaoiu pupoi'?.
1-iituur wni ruiutii pOCKeipoott s%itu
papers aim aec^ tue cajih. Return o.'
mail tu j. T. Tc.Rl.ELL. Doswell, '.a.
LuoT, TWO KEYS AND BUTTON
bouK attauUed to aim chain, be?
tween Seventh and i v. ctity-nf th un ?
Main. Cull at Uu'J? East Gary, or '
pnont, Madiuou No. 410.
LgSt7 a DIAMOND' ORESCENT ~P1N. !
Liberal reward If returned to L.
BYCLE, iO'JT Monument Ave. Madl
aon Kiiia-L.
fVJtiu VActuiLlo. JTvUiU
ASSISTANT REGISTERED. PHARMA
eist wunted: good position, auaruuii
_P. O. liox 12?. Lawreiicevllle. Va. |
.?WANTED. A YOUNG MAN STENOG- :
raphcr and otllue absislaiil, niual be
thorough ami accurate; give expe?
rience and salary expected; gouu po- I
silion lor the right parly. Adurcas
D lai. care TJmea-Dlipatch._!
WANTED. I'OK U. ?. Altai Y. AULE
bodied, unmarried men, between ages ,
of eighteen and thirty-five; Citizens' ;
of United States; of good character I
and temperate iiaolis. Who can ?peak, <
read and wrlto the English language.
For information to Kccrulting
Officer, i'tO B. Uroad at.. Hluhmond, or
151 N. Sycamore .St.. Petcrauurg. Va.
$37.50?LIFE !TCH"?L?R"sHrpS FOR
bhorthand, typewriting, English and
spelling; summer rales close August
16. Telephone, call or write for par?
ticulars. MASSEY BUSINE88 COL
LEGE._
Y*?u ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
uicnt position. 6bo mouth. Send pos?
tal for list of positions open/
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 413 H.
Rochester. N. Y._
WANTED* MACHINIST TO LEARN
the automobile repair business; In?
structions by experts; night and day
classes, fully equipped shop. Call or
writs. RICHMOND AUTO SCHOOL.
HI W. Uroad Street. Madison U511.
"WANTED. CLERKS BY ?. S. GOV- ;
eriinieiu. Richmond examination Sep
tember lij preparation free. FRANK-j
UN INSTITUTE, Dept. 41S h.
Rochester. N. Y._I
\. STED. IMMEDIATELY. A THOR*
ouijhly competent stenographer. Stata
salary expected. Give references and
what experience you have had. P. ?. ,
.Ulla U_UlUU U. JVliUt.
\. ? . , ED *POS H ION A B 'sawyer'or
'thill foreman. Address w, ?15 E.
Federal Street. Phono Madison
. -1 i - L._
? lRD-working young man or
good address and education wants :
luatlon; long experience In groceiy
l.ualneas und clerical work. Address
K 117. care Times-Dispatch.
w?NTHD, BY YOUNO man WITH
college and business education, a 1
clerical position where there is
chance for promotion; Al references
furnished as to character, habits and
ability. k 10 1. care Times-Dlnpatch. .
Wanted, a'^coloiied" woman to
assist with cooking and housework.
Apply 26U2 Park Avenue, between 9
and 11 a. M._
WANTED EXPERIENCED young
lady stenographer. State in letter of
application your experience and sal?
ary expected. A 53, care Times
_ Dispatch._.
137.50?-LIFE SCHOLARSHIPS ? for
bookkeoniig, arithmetic, penmanship,
business law, rapid calculations, cor?
respondence and banking. Summer
rates close August 15. Send for cat?
alogue. MAS.sey BUSINESS col?
LEGE_
Wanted, an experienced ste
nographer. Answer, giving experi?
ence, referenoe and salary expected. ;
k 114, care Times-Dispatch.
ftttuationg WUmtto; Stwate
,W~""n t"j~5dT~pobTt n by experi'encT
ed, middle-aged, white woman, us
companion and nurso to Invalid; Al !
references. No objection to leaving
city. K 130, care Tirnes-Dlapatoh._
.Washing to do "at 1321 mo?rb'
Street. Satisfaction gua ran teed. .
Jlu'Fion rates reduced s's^per'
ccnu until August 15 only. Book- |
kooplng. shorthand and typewriting-:
thoroughly taught. Send for a cata?
logue to-day. MASSEY BUSINESS
colleob,_
it pays to DO SUBSTITUTE STEN
ographlc work during the vocation
season; for evidence call at the Rem?
ington Typewriter Employment De?
partment and see the positions now
open. Address cog E. Main. Phono
Madison 851._
t*eX6he"rs'*\Vanted for falVva
cancJcs in Virginia and Southern
? States; schools supplied free. Satis?
faction guaranteed. r. w. CRIDLIN.
Manager Virginia Teachers' Bureau,
Manchester. Richmond. Va
~~ Situations* cok?tetnnaL. \
AN E"?tf?X"rA~>R"^^
cessful experience dcelrcs position in
on established school; Latin, Greek,
French, English, literature, history, j
mathematics; highest testimonials.
Address Box 4, Esmont, Va._
TEACH ER OF MUCH SUCCESSFUL
experience desires position; teaches
English, stenography, drawing, pett
munship, elenumtury music and Lat?
in; highest testimonials; references.
MISS WILSON, Routo 1, Box 63, On
tarlo, Va._
WANTED, BY a TEACHER OF Ex?
perience, position to teach in private
family; public school branches; ref?
erences exchanged. Address box 3u,
R. f. d. No. 1, Broadrtin, Va.
tV ANTE d, BY AN EXPERIENCED
teachor. a position in a private fam?
ily; teaches English, mathomatlca,
Latin and muslo; reference. Address
MISS lt.. care Postmaster, Trevllian,
Loulaa Co., Va._j__^
peabody STUDENT desires posi
tlon as teacher of piano in school
or private; roforoncojs exchangod.
T> 169. care Tlmas-Dlspatch._
? iBoar? W&nntfa ~ ^
BY OIC^n'tI.e'mANLY "young 'Man . IN
a private family; walking distance
? from Mutual BulldlnR*. have nn bad
habit h; moderate rates; references.
a 137, care Tlmcs-Dlapalch.
ftoUcttors ano Salesmen. \
man for confectionery lino; must bo!
sober, energetic und reliable. D,
190, care Times-Dispatch_|
WANTED, GOOD SALESMAN KOK
upholstered furniture to cover Vir?
ginia; other territory If wanted:
good commission Address D 'I'll,
care Times-Dispatch._
ivocmi? tcr iktat.
two 'LARO'eV FU'rViSIJeD. C'ON-'
muting rooms ut 322 Earn Franklin.
Monroe l?vU._
nicely Furnished rooms, with
or without board. 71S East Marshall
Street._
PLEASANT FRONT ROOM FOR RENT.
14 North Si.Mli Street.
south* Till 11D---FU1 :N 1SHED FRONT
room; nil conveniences. Cull Madi?
son 2S2!i-J._
SEPTEMBER L TH RE E LARGE!
bright, second-lloor, unfurnished
rooms. m2 West Grace.
:v tais -irtir sum.
K>VVER Fl.AT, T*41 FAit K"? V enue:
six rooms: hot water heal; modern
In every way; open locution. Apply
2242 A Park Ave., or pu ;.e Muuisom
77ti'j-J or CiJo.',
&Uitimt? JOtoar?ing;.
thI-Tsaint'TTo?l? coffaob. 6cean
Vlow, opposite Virginia Bay Statioi.;
baihliiK. boating und Ilshlrig; I.nute
comforts; Bpo?lal rules to families or
parlies; meals and boarding. E. J.
Bradley, proprietor._
WANTED. SUMMER hoarders;
large brick house, shady yard, cool
rooms, bath room with hot and cold
water. Address WM. R. ALLEN, Bu?
chanan, Va.
ST ck rolT b e? cii.' v a.?s.v vTri f cot -
tage; on the beach fron"., all modern
conveniences. Send for ?.Ircjlar.
References exchangoi CHAS, R.
SAY RE. n<Jckro<- Bea-h. Va.
^OUt?lll?.
?C^ARDERS WANTED"" at 317' EAST
1- ranklin Street. MISS PALMORE.
BOARD El IS W ANTE D; I.A. ROB AN D
small rooms; bath and phone; ail
conveniences, North Fifth.
?CC?T?NTlT 'WANTED FOR LARGE,
extra nicely furniohed room, south?
ern exposure; combination lights;
phone; With board. Apply 3 East
Franklin.
BOARDERS FOr3esTrarLE R??mY.
also tablu boarders. 209 East Grace.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE ?nd SMALL
rooms: transient or permanent. 103
K:,at Grace._
?veat <^>?tat2 ioj^0ie7J
FOR SALlT' "tlKAtmr UL ' ^AAfElti
front hoinu. j-ll modern conveniences,
overlooking Fortress Monroe. Hamp?
ton Roaus; boating, battling, nsmng.
lurge i.iv I., nhade trees; two minutes'
WSlk to cur. For further Information
address S. Ii. W.. care l'odlmasler.
UueKroe. Va.
FOR SALE, ~$2,SO0?PLEAS ANf HOME
In Albeinurle county, Va., nenr
mont Station and "Grotn Mountain 1
clubhouso. tine neighborhood. pretty
house; H acres land. Address -'. ;^-.s
SHAW, 400 W, Westover Ave . Noi
folk, Vo._
FOR bale. COUNTRY HOME AND
dairy farm; thirty-six miles from
Richmond: 1 1-2 tnlies of Amelia,
one-half mile of Itaal stop; 244
acres; well watered and fenced; good
sod of tjras;-; good Umber; seven
room houae; nice snade; most health?
ful location; consumption rarely oc?
curs In ihc county. Owner, JOHN G.
JEFFERSON. Amelia Courthouse, Va.
WEST FRANKLIN STREET HOME,
near Jefferson Hotel, with large,
sunny rooms; two bathrooms; cool
In summer; easily heated in winter;
a charming home for large family.
Address P. O. Box 21''>. Rlclimo:id, Va.
WIIV pay RENT WHEN VOU CAN
own your own homo at a monthly
payment less thun rent? We will
build "or buy you a home or pav
oft the mortgage, and allow you to
return saint at the rate of $7.30 per
month for each $1.000. together with
& p?r cent, simple Interest For
information addr> ss B. a. RICHARD?
SON. jr.. District ManuKer. No. 40i
American National Ban.c B?ndln*.
Rich n.or.d. Va._
FOR SALE, A SMALL FA I'M ON
Seven Pines Road, about one mile
from Richmond, 10 or 12 acres. Ap?
ply to e J. DIETRICH. 2701 East
Main Street.
?eal estate loriunt._
FOR RENT*7 AT "OCEAN VIEW. VA..
two furnished cottages, four rooms
each. Apply to C. R. SANDERSON,
Canersvllie. Va., or MRS. E. T.
wist. Ocean View, Va._
FOR RENT, REPAIRING SHOE SHOP,
d"? West Cary street.
five new and modern houses,
?230 to 223s Park Avenue: y rooms;
hot water heat Apply 2212 a ivrk
Avenue, or phone, Madison 7760-J or
6605,
.Notices.
TAKE^'OTTCE: XQT^P ARTIES In?
debted to the estate of Mrs. Surah
A. Edden?, deceused. will come for?
ward and pay same to us, and oil
parlies having claims against her
estate will present same to us for
payment,
WM. L EDDINS,
STEPHEN T. EDDINS,
Executors.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.?THIS COIL
pany having qualified as executor of
the estate of William Joseph Ander?
son, deceased, ull persons having
claims against said estate are re
quested i<> present them, and those
indebted to the estate will please
make payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Executor of William Joseph Ander
son._
WE WILL GIVE $100 FOR ANY af
fectlon of the eye, car, nose or throat
we fall to Improve. HILLCRES'f
sanatorium, Second and Franicln
Streets._
a $3,000 stock OF NEW PATTERNS
In negligee shirts must be be sold at
cost. This stock Includes palterns
which will please tho most fastid
? ious of men, Also a good selection
of straw hats at and below cost. m.
H. GARNE TT, Eighth and Main.
W A N ted, THE FUtlLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewelers, ?l3
East Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
end REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES, Old gold and Kil?
ver always takon In wvpnanse._ \
SPECIAL FOR LADIES.?H. LEWIS,
THE MOST POPULAR LADIES
TAILOR IN THE CITY. WILL RE?
MOVE FROM 202 N. FIRST STREET
TO 303 W. GR.'-CB, ON AUGUST 6.
IN THE MEANTIME WILL TAKE
ORDERS FOR SUITS AT REDUCED
RATES AT 202 N. FIRST STREET.
HUMAN HAI" BOUGHT AND SOLD
_nt HUOHKS'S. 209 Nor'h Third
ForT^i^ir^o^T^^usEr^u ll- blood^
ed Swiss hull. NOAH MESSER
8mith, Horseshoe Farm, Tunstall.
Va._
FOR SALE, ONE JERSEY COW AND
calf, in strictly ilrst-class condition
WM. SCHOAF, on Lndy'a Mllo Rond,
Route 4. Richmond, Va._
FOR SALE, SCOTCH COLLIE pups. E.
Q. VERM1LLERA, Atlcc, Va._
WANTED, 1,000 LEGHORN PULLETS,
weighing from one and a half
pounds to two and a half pounds, in
lots of from 20 upwards. Will pay
a Small advance over market price.
Write, stating tho number you have
and their ages, whethor white or
brown. Address MANAGER GLEN
ARVON FARM. Stearnos. Va, I
DAILY PUZZLES
~fir\H FOR EMM?T)
What Jewel?
A.\SWi;it T'- VKSTR'iD.lfS P1ZZU5.
Robollok.
? v?iX'a elk roller mill f?r^sale.
j Located at 8mlthlleld, n. c . In the
I midst of a wheat grooving section;
five stund. 75-barrel capacity; nlso a
vuluuble corn mill Connected: power
buHicltnt to udd other facilities;
i everything complete The entire pro
1 duct Is in high favor with the pub?
lic. Will sell nt a sacrliico. Easy
i terms. Huh b> <-n used less than threa
years Reason for selling, owners
have other pre* ' g duties, unable to
glvo the need-id attention. Address
BMITHFIELD ROLLER mill co..
i SmithtU-ld. n. c._
I "ICE CREAMS." all flavors AND
styles. winston's. Phone aladlson
FOR SALE, HANDSOME ELECTRIC
victoria. Phone Mtt'dUon 5373.
FOR SALE. SECOND-HANXJ BRICK8.
corner Ninth and Main. GEORGE A.
_MILLER CO.
LUMBER, ALL_KLVDS. FC^~'bUILD^
ings and firewood. G. E. GL'VEK
_n a TOR,_idlew?od Park,
PIANO BARGAINS CAN BE FOUND
at 121 Eu.-t Uroud Street; all the b'-st
make*; easy weekly or monthlv pay?
ments. Send for list of high-grade
Used pianos. THE CRAFTS PIANO
_CO . 121 East Broad Street.
FOR SALE. McCASKE Y " ACCOUNT
register computing scale, nearly new
_Ijz ruain. Box _-j)lL_Clli\
FORTY MIRRORS, 42x!To H^IIFi
cheap. G. E. GUVERNATOR. Idle
wood Park.
|SBC O N D-HA.D. ^-HORSEPOWER
traction ensine, boilers, enginus all
,:"-,s and styles; bc-ltinv (new ' ;> nU
used), hangers, shafting, pullers
wood working and other machlne'ry
of every description; condition guar?
anteed. I. BLUFORD & CO., 1638
1542 E. Cary Street._
DYNAMOS, BOILER. SLOT MACHINES
and ell amusements, cheap G E
! GUVERNATOR. Idlewood Park.
STEAM HEATING PLANT COMPLETE
with boiler and radiators good as
j J^R.-rFORD^-'cq" W"g0" S?ai**
.CHEAP, ALL KINDS of ?ECOND
nand mechanical tools. Apply jef
PERSON LOAN OFFICE. 1706 East
Main Street.
i STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL AND
i plPf of every description cut to order.
I CLARENCE CuSBV, 1523 East cary
. Street; Richmond. Va. r>
I FI,?,?jV.00D' 50 CENTS A LOAD. G. E.
I OOVERNATOR, Idlewood Park.
, WANTED TO SELL ONE BARK MILL,
i with pulleys and shafting, complete'
two sets corn burrs, with pulleys urd
shafting, complete; one boiler and
engine, 10C horsepower oach For
particulars apply to FARMERS' CO?
OPERATIVE GUANO CO., Black
stone. Va.
GRAPH O Pi (ONES?COLUMBIA GR?T
phophoncs with fifty records. $30; a
bargain; cash or credit; docble-disc
records. 60c; repairs. TALKING MA?
CHINE CO. 701 East Main.
BUY YOUR VEHICLE WHERE QL'AL
lty is cyident in every particular.
We carry u full lino of up-to-dato
vehicles ot all kinds. Your patron?
age solicited. A. MEYER'S SONS.
7..1 East Cary Street._
n'??SE CLEANING.
MATTING-LAYING, WAXING AND
staining floors, windows washed.
Satisfaction guaranteed. WILLIAM
JOHNSON. Monroe 3120._
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
KEEP COOL; SLEEP IN A TENT. WE
make them ^ly *-lze. prices reason
uble. H. E. COPELAND CO, INC.
Awnings, Tents and Flags. Ihone
Mudlson 2576.
GARDEN HOSE. ~"
GARDEN HOSE, AT WHOLESALE
prices to the consumer. 10,0.00 feet
on hand at price from be. to 15a
Also a complete line of sprinklers
nozzles and garden tools, if y0u
can't find it go to M'GRAW'S 1440
42 East Main Street
SHOE REPAIRING
75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c
ladles,: every pair sewed; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 26c; Tred-Alr rubber heels.
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Main. Phone
? Monroe 8681._
j " ANTIQUES
; ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed; unholsterlng, etc. L N. AR
NALL & SON, 31SS Brook Ave. 'Phono
Madison 6277._
CHFtBORAZO SHOES.
WANTED, BUYERS FOR LADIES'
velvet pumps, the latest styles, $2.50
und $3. J. R. GOODE & SON.
WANTED, YOU TO KNOW WE HAVE
tho celebrated Chlmborazo shoe In
Oxford, latest styles and toes, patent
leathers, viel und tans, $3.50 and $4
J. R. GOODE & SON. Fifteenth and
Main._
FINE UNHOVSTErUNO AND MAT?
TRESSES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND UP
holntcrod: mattresses made, over like
new: furniture and china packed
and shipped. JACOB UMLAUF. Phono
321)2_
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUITS. COUCHES AND ODD
pieces rcupnuistorcd. Mnttresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods;
? Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUND
I LEY. 711 'East Broad. Madison 3204
I CLEANING AND~PRE~SsTngT
CALL LA TOUCHE'3. MONROE 2419.
when you want high-class cleaning.
pressing, etc. 6 South Second Stre-u.
"~' ANTIQUES.
YOU CAN GET GENUINE ANTIQUE
furnituro at C. E. LYDA's: also an?
tiques and other furniture repaired,
polished and finished. Antiques
bought. 19_West Main Street
_35Hantco.
WANTED. ". S'ECOND.HAND STEEL
water towir. not less than thirty
feet high, and carry tank of not less
than 1,600 gallons. Address J 977
care Times-Dlsoatch.
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY ?T
of every descrlptlrn bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 E
Cary Sr. ' Phone '(adlaon 8631.
W a NT ED. TO BTJX KuntASU. mouse
hold goods In any quantity. Phon*
Madison 3861.
WANTED. TO BUY GRIST MILL CON
venlont to Richmond. Give full par?
ticulars. K 121, caro Tlmes-Dlspatch.
Stuart Avenue and Sheppard Street,
Richmond. Vn.
Opens in September
OFFERS
Four Years Academic Course.
Prepares for College. Kits for Business.
Moral Training a Special Vim.
Military Training.
RT. RKV. LKO HAID. President.
Descriptive Catalogue mny bo had of
Itev. K. Edwards. 3!? K. Marshal! St.
Rev. K. Charit?. South Richmond.
Rev. r. Jerome, cathedral I'iaco. gati
The South Carolina Presbyterian College for Women
Owned and controlled by the Prrhbyterie* of the Synod.
Christian Influences and Homelike ^Surroundings.
High Standards and Thorough Courses.
\ College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Conscrrutory of Music. Schools of Art, Expression
and Business.
Large and able faculty. Beautiful grounds. Elegant buildings. Modern conveniences. Healthful
I climate Location in Piedmont section. Charge* low and terms liberal.
A GOOD SCHOOL IN WHICH TO EDUCATE YOUR DAUGHTER.
For catalogue and information, addros
' REV. S. C. BYRD. D. D., President,.Greenville. S. C.
For over 60 years this school has trained young men to bo of strong bedy,
activa minds and high ideals. Character first hero. Our graduates era our
best recommendation. Our locution is remarkable for healthfulnesi. natural
beauty and freedom from bad influences. While the discipline Is military. ?
Strong home alm'-iphere prevails. Every boy receives individual attention.
Ucaithy athletics encouraged.
This school is endorsed by Governor Kitchen. Ex-Govornor Glenn,
Ex-Congressman Skinner, Gen. Juhan S. Carr, Chief Justice Walter Clark
North Carolina. For handsome catalog, writs
COL. J. C. HORNER, Oxford, N. C.
Ha*a?HnHHI
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE ? v~da
STUART McOUIRB.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.
McGuire's University School,
OI'P. MONROE PARK. RICHMOND VA.
FORTY-SEVENTH SESSION begins Sep?
tember IS. Thorough preparation for uni?
versity, college, technical aoticol, U. S. Navel
and Military Academies. Primary depart?
ment for small boys, with separate Instruc?
tors, study-hall, ot.d recitation rooms. The
Principal will be at 7 N. Delvldsre St., after
Sept. 5. For full Information see catalogue
at book stores, or by mall.
JOHN P. M'cniRE. Principal.
Statesville Female
College
This College stands for a Thorough
Education; for Christian Influences;
for Kind Supervision of Boarders; for
Moderate Prices. Board and tuition,
I $152.00.
j Send for Catalogue and be convinced.
Rev. J. A. Scott, D. D., Pr es
STATESVILJ.E. n. c._
Richmond Training School
for Kindergartners
j 10W East Biond St., Klchmond, Vs. Re
! opens September J6. !9U.
1 Two years' course In ? Kindergarten theory
I and praetlda, Post graduate work and spa
1 clttl classes open to ether teachers. For
j further particulars nddress T.UCY S. COLE
MAN. Principal. Uuckner, Va.
[EDiCAL COLLEGE
\1838
mm
MEDICINE, DENTISTRY. PHARMACY ,
St<en<] fourth Senior, begins Sept. 12, till.
EsoetlcB. Ubontory fco I clIcuM facV.ltlei
dun*.to ??Jobrtouf LJ?*r.p ?xpcotes modr.'i'.a.
Write lor C*Ulogu? g
Oruloprser Tompkins, M 0 . Dcau\, RisJua&cd. V*, .
Coal auu fc??ao?.
LONG HA' WOOD THAT BURNS !'REE
and makes iiulck heat, just the kind
for summer USO, also iHling up cel?
lars for next winter at i summer
prices It's fine. Yard: 150C Wost
Uroad. Phone: Madluon 10?9.
KINDLtNO WOOD. EXCELLENT FOR
liriu cooking, $1.50 half-cord. Phone
Madison 177. SAMUEL H. OOTTRBLL
& SONS.
_p a t e n t s?3Ti* a & e inn r U ?
p R OT EC TIVeT "PA T EN TS PRO CUR ED |
promptly. Our books, "The I'rotcc- l
live Patent" and "Letters of Patuiit
Success," sent on rfc'lUeet. personal
service guaranteed. HEELER &
ROBB, Patent und Trademark Law?
yers. 220-223 McGUi Rldg., Washing
ton. D. C
jSiseohition Motktt>T^
f HAN'T-; SEVICRED M Y ^ONNlOCTlON
und retired from the lirni of E. K.
Lnnghorne & Co., Mr. E. K. ...111?
horne succeeding to the nanu and
good will of the firm. The copartior
ahip was formed for the purpose of
doing tho following contract work
on tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
as follows: At Reusens, Va., Abort
Va., Ullmores Mills, Va., Buchanan,
Va., Basic City. Va., and Fort Spring,
W. Va. The said coiitmcta having
been completed in full and all obli?
gations arising therefrom having
been paid, therefore thia notice. Any
parties holding claims agatuat tho
said firm on account of the aald con?
tracts must present them by ma*l
within fifteen duys to tho under
slgnod at Ynncey Mills, Va.
__I''. H HERRING.
:? .>:.;'.'? ifletttngo.
THE ASXU?'if~*UZKTlSG ?F^THR
Stockholders of tho Wntklns-Cottroll
Company will bo held in tho office
of the company, 1311 East Main
Street. Richmond, Vu? on AUGUST
8, Uli, at 12 o'clock noon.
C. S. FENSOM.
Secretary, and Treasurer.
Woman's College
Richmond, Va.,
Lorn tort In the beautiful, historic and
cultured city of the South. Large and
able faculties, trained In the beat
Universities and Conservatories of
this country and Europe. Specialists
In their department!. S men. 18 wo?
men. Carefully arranged courses of
study lead to the degrees of 13. Litt.,
Ii. A., M. A, and D. Mus. Health re?
cord remarkable. Accommodations
llret class. Early application Import?
ant. Next acslon begins September
J7th. Terms moderate. For cataloguo
and other Information, address
JAMES NELSON, M. A., LL. D..
President.
Miss Winston's Primary
School for Girls and Boys
Will reopen September 26 at her father's
residence, 2607 Hanover Avenue. Madi?
son 7452-L.
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AMI MAIIY,
Wlllluiunburg, Virginia.
A college, modern in equipment und ;
strong In educational efficiency, and;
yet the oldest Ln the South und the ;
equal of any Institution ln America j
ln richness of traditions: houlthl'uily
situated on the historic Peninsula on
the C. & O. Ry. It offers:
1. Full Academic Courses leading to
A. J3-. B. S. and M. A. degrees.
2. Coursus in Education to prepare
teachers and superintendents for tho
public school system. Scholarships rep?
resenting about one-quarter of the e.\
I enses may bo secured through tho
school superintendents by students pre?
paring to teach.
Total cost per session rangos from
(146.00 to S200.00.
Write for Catalogue. Session opens
September 21. 1911.
II. I.. II1I1UGKS, IteKt*?rar.
ichmond College
An old, strongly endowed College with stan- !
d.ird entrance requirements whose degrees are
accepted at full value by the leading universities
of America. Through course-, in Liberal Arts
lead to degfees^of B. A., U. S. and M. A., and in
Law to degree of LL. H.
Character buildinn is emphasUei, and
the Faculty does not permit the Individual to be
loit in the crowd.
Modern, sanitary dormitories with good
boarding facilities. Equipment of every depart
i ? first class. Kxpenscs are moderate. For
catalogue und information, address :
President F. W. BOATWRIGHT,
RICHMOND. VA.
RICHMOND ACADEMY,
Richmond! Va,
Tenth session begins September 1S.
The Dean is now at president's ofUce,
Richmond College.
For catalogue, address
WX, L. PRINCE,
Dean.
Phono Madison 2342-J.
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND, VA.
Coolest Restaurant In the City.
Club Hrenkfimt ? Specialty.
Lobby Cooled hi iiiiiten ..f Klretrlc Vans. I
The ludst mn..;n:li>-ent hotel In the South.
European p!m Rooms slnglo and un suite,
with and without bath*. Spacious lampla
rooms.
Kai?, |!..o par day and upward.
_?a?roaijs.
iuC?monil, Freflericbu'E & Potoiac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Tjtmvo Ulolmioml
?.1.8J A.M. Byrd St.Sta.
*?',.( J A.M. Mala Kt. Kta.
?0.5OA.M. Byrd St. Su.
?7.80 A.M. MaluHt. Uta.
?>.:??> A.M. Byrd Kt. Sta.
MS.OI noon Byrd St. sta.
tl.OOl'.M. Byrd St. Sta.
M.15 P.M. Elba Station.
*5.1?I\M. Main St. Sta.
?S.-JOP.M. 11 yrdSt. Ma.
Arrlvo Richmond
?7.?O A.M. ByrnSt.SU.
III.XS A.M. l.llm Station.
Tll.it.? A.M. llyrd KLSte.
?LH P.M. MalrrSt.Kta,
??.45 I\JI. ByrdSi.Sla.
?7.S5 P.M. Hyr4St.SU.
?O.IO P.M. Byrd SI.Sta.
?9.<(> P.M. ?lalnKt.KU.
?11.05 P.M. JlalnKt.SU.
?1?.5II nltfhtllyrdst.su.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
I.p.ito llyrd St. Sta. 1.30 F. M. for I-'rccerlfsibore:.
L?are Elba HU. 7.60 A. M.,6.:iU H. M. for Ashlsnd
Arrive llyrd 8t.Su.t.S5 A.M. front Krf d*rlf fceb'tx.
Arrlr-.' Klha Sta. B.iVt A.M..5.30 P.M. from Atliland.
?Daily. fWecltdaya. 3Sundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
(except trains leaving 5.50 n. m. and arriving
13.50 night) atop at Elba. Time of arrival* and
departures not guaranteed. Read the signs.
Norfolk and Western Railway
U.VLV ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect May 14. 191L
Leave llyrd Street station. Richmond. FOR
NOKl'OLU: bS:10 A. M., '9:00 A. . a3;00 P.
M.. '4:10 P. If.. b7:00 P. M.
FOR LVNillIJUlia AND THE WEST:
?*:1S A. M.. 'Io:00 A. M . a3:00 P. M . ?9:20
P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk; ^tl:40 A.
M. bit:ti A. M.. '6:35 P. M.. bl0:25 P. M..
?r.-30 P. M. From tho West: ?6:55 A. Id"..
e2:0v P. M.. bill* P. M.. ?6:01 P. M.. '9:00 P. M.
?Daily. aDolly er. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafa
Dining Cars. C. H. BOSLEY.
D. P. A., Richmond, Vs.
\V. B. BKVILL. U. P. A.. Rosnoke. Va.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JULY 2. 1?U.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Fiorl?a and South: 4:15 A. Id, and
I :'. P. M. 1:C0 A. M. Charleston. *
For Norfolk; "5:10, 9:0? A. it.. ?3:00 P. 11.,
i:lu P. M.. "I:M P. M.
For Hi <* W. rty. West: 6:18 A. M-, 1J:00
A. M.. '3:^0 P. M. and 8:20 P. M.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. M., 6:16 A. M.,
??S:10 A. M.. 8:15 A. M.. 8:00 A. M , I0:0Q
A. M . '3:1<J P. M.. 4:19 P. M.. 6:06 P. >L,
"7.0u P. Si., 1:13 P. M., 9:20 P. M? 11:45 P. IL
Foi UolUsooro and Fayettevllle: ?4;10 P. Id.
Train arrive tllchmond dally: 6:20 A. ST..
6:40 A. M.. 6:55 A. M . ?8:87 A. M.. ??Id:ii
A. M.. '11:40 A. II.. "11:45 A. M . '3:00 P. at..
"2:15 P. M.j 6:16 P. M.. 6:35 P. M., 5:00 P. SI., !
?:C0 P. M.. "10:25 P. M.. 11:80 P. M
? Except Sunday. " Sunday ouly.
Tlmo of arrival and departure and con- \
r>ec lions not guaranteed.
C. S. CAMPDELL D P. A.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Cars leave l&aachester. SovautU aad Perri
atiueis, tor Petersburg:
?4, 7. 5, '9, 10. 11, 'U A. M.. L 2, '1. 4. 6.
"5.4J. '6, 7, b, '9. 10 P. >JL
11:00 P. M. for Chester, 12:00 midnight tor
Petersburg,
Curs leave Petersburg, foot ?f Sycamore
el: cel. lor Muochener:
15:15. ?Iii. "7:15, fiSS, 8:85. ?:3S, '10:15, U:8J
A. 3d.. 12:?. '1:35, 1:15, 1:35, ?4:% 5:85, 1:55,
?7.35. 6:16. J.H. '10:40. 11:40 P. M.
llJully except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries ... --ise and express.
"Limited, except Sundnvs and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with
I tats for Illclimond.
! R1CUMOND AND CHESAPEAKE MAX
RAILWAY COMPANY. * |
Schede:? of electric trains to and from
Ashlun?. stopping at Intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond (Broad and
Laurel Mb.), 'S;?, '7:10. 1:10b, 9:10. "10:10.
M:10 A. M.; 1:10. 2:10, 3:10, 4:10b, 5:10, 1:20,
1:10, 8 i'i'. 10:10, U:45 P. M. Lv. Ashluad.
?5:65, 7b, 8, 9b, 10. "11 A. M . '13 M.. "1?
2. 3. 4, 6b. 6. 7, 8. 9b, 11 P. Id.
'Dally except Sunday. "Sunday oolj.
Ltlarrtes baggage.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.?Local? Daily ?Newport News.
S:30 A. Local.?Dally?Cb'ville. Ex. sun. C.
Forge.
1 f9:00 A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, Old Point.
rlO.00 Aw? Local?Dolly?L.-hbg, Lex. C. Forge.
111:15 A.?Mtn. Spl. Ex. Sunday?W. Sulphur.
?1:00 P.?Express?Dally?Cln.-L'vllle.
14:00 P.?Express?Dally?Nortolk. N. Newa
1 6:wi p? Local?Dally?N. News, Old Point.
1 5:15 P.?Locul?Hx. Sunday?Uordousvlllc.
?i:lj P.?Local?Ex. Sunday?Lchbg, Natural
Bridge, Clifton Forge.
; H;iS P.?Limited?Dally?Cincinnati, Chicago.
. '11:00 P.?Express?Dully?Cincinnati, L'vllla.
'Sleepers. IParlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE-RICHMOND?Local from
lEast:k:25 A. M? 7:50 P. M. Througli from
East: 11:10 A. M.. 6:30 P. it.
Local from West: "5:30 A. M., "9:50 A. M.,
t.2J P. M. and ?:30 P. M. Through: 7:00 A.
51., 2:15 P. M.
James River Line; *'S:3? A. M., 8:16 P. M.
"Dally except Sunn Ay.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMuND.
N. B.?Fcllowlug aclieduld nguros published
as intorinatiuu and not guaranteed*
?:10 A. M.?Daily?Local for Charlotte. Dur?
ham and IlaKdgh. 10:45 A. M.-Dally?Llmli
*d?For all points South. Drawing Room
Burfct Sleeping Car to Ashoville. N. C. S:t?
P. M. Ex. Sun. ?Local for Durham and In?
termediate stations. 6:00 P. M. Kx. Sun.
Keyavllle Local. U:45 p. M.?Dally?Limited
?For ail points South. Pullman ruady at lilt
P. M.
YORK RIVER LIN EL
4:10 P. M.?Ex. Sun.?T? West PL, eonneot
lag for Baltimore Mou., Wed. and Frl. 8:00
A. M.?Ex. Sun. und 2:15 P. M.?Hon., Wed
and Frl.?Local to West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 6:60 A. 81., 8:06 P. M.,
dally; 8:40 A. M. Ex. Sun.; li:5d Ex. Sun.;
8:00 P. M. dally. From West Point: 9:M A.
81. Dally; 11:35 A. It. Wed. and Frl.; i:t? P.
M. Ex. Sun.
?. K. BUP.OES3. D. P. A.,
920 E. Main St_ 'Phone Madison 455.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Lv. Norfolk: '8:85 ausl 'U A. 81., '9 P. M.,
for Eastern Oiro.ina and the South.
Lv. lla.elgh: *d:16 A. M.. t3 aad '9:15 P. M..
for Eastutn Carolina and Nerfolk.
Pu.lmau Bioeplng Cars butwoun Norfolk,
Rnleigii; also CJoldsboro and Norfolk.
?Dully ,y Ex. Sun.
C. D. LE43RANDE. O. A.. American Nations.
Bank, 'Phone ? :,?? '-531, Richmond.
W. W. CROXTON. O. P. A.. Norfolk. Va.
SEABOARD AIR LINK.
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich*
moud dully: 9:10 A M.?Local to N or Una.
1.20 P. 51.? Sleepers and couphes, Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. 9:50 P. M. ?Sleepers und
coachai, bavannah, Jacksonville s,nd Florida
uoiuts. 11:13 I'. M.? Sleepers und coaches. At
motu, Birmingham, Mahtphls and tile Soulh
wusl. Northbound trains schciulcd to arrlVM
In Ulehmond dally: 5:82 A. M.. 7.23 A v..
C:Oo ?? M . ..:lu P. M.
Baltimore Steam Packet Co. |
Equipped with wireless tolcirruphy.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK ANU OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Daily. Including Sunday, via
N. & W. Ry. 3:^ P. St., Norfolk 6:20 P. M.
C. & O. Ry. 4:00 P. M., Old Point 7:3o P, M. I
6. D. S. S. Co. 7:00 P. M. tone day la Nor?
folk).
Va. Nov. Co. 6:30 A. M. (Monday, Wednes?
day ami Friday).
Tickets at si' offices. For staterooms ap- |
ply lo 11. M. B?YK1N, Agent. $30 East Main
Street.
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co '
Norfolk to Huston, .Muss., and
Providence, R. 1.
Steamers leiivo Norfolk for Boston. Sun.. I
Tues. and Frl.; for Providence, Hon., Wed.
and Sat. at 7 P. M. Passengers and freight .
taken lor all ..ew England point- Tickets
on sale at office 0. A O. Ry., 11. a W. By.,
6. 11. Bowman. TVS East Main, and Richmond
Transfer Co.. ft* East Mala.
WhatlstheUse
Having- your monoy idl? whin wo can
loan it era oltj rsal estate, flrs-t m-ort
g&ge.
to Net You 6%
No better security to be had.
Pollard & Bagby
The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTIONEERS
O 1 e EA3TJBH QAJD ST.
Five Passenger Touring Car
At Auction
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2,
at 12 o'clock noon,
In front of our auction salesrooms. No.
818 Bast Broad Street.
This car Is equipped with top, wind
shield, lamps, good tires, four cylin?
ders, elghteen-horse power; Is In good
running order, and being sold by own?
er on account of having purchased a
larger car.
Sale positive. A chance to got a bar?
gain.
THIS VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
The Vdentine Auction Ca
AUCTIONEERS
1 6 EAST BROAD ST.
LARGE AUCTION SALE
OP
FURNITURE
TO-DAY f WEDNESDAY). AUGUST 8,
beginning at 10:30 o'clock,
at our auction salesrooms, 818 East
Broad Street, we will sell a large lot
of household furniture of all descrip?
tion. This Is a special chance to se?
cure furniture at your own price.
Ladles especially Invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
?_Auctioneers.
Trustee's Sale
OF
A VALUABLE FARM IN. ALBEMARLS
COUNTY. VA.
In pursuance of a deed of trust dated
the 10th day of August. 1904. from R.
H. P. Carr to Mlcajah Woods, trustee,
recordod ln tho clerk's otHce of the
Circuit Court of Albemarle county, Va.,
. In Dead Book 129, page 43, default
having been made in tho payment of
the debt therein secured, and at the
roquast of the personal representative
of the creditor therein named, the un?
dersigned substituted trustee will offer
for sale at public auction, ln front of
the courthouse of Albemarle county, in
the city of Charlottesvllle, at 12 XL,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 33. 1911.
that voluablo tract of land about one
mllo from Stony Point, ln said oounty,
'containing SS2 acres, more or less,,
being a salo In gross, on which land
there is a ten-room dwelling, not yot
completed, two modest tenement
houses, stable*, granary and other
buildings. A part of this pi?perty Is
cleared, und the rest ln valuable tim?
ber; about 48 acres of nlcu branch
lnnd, and situated about four miles
from the railway station, about two
miles and a half from two churches,
about a mile from the Stony Point
High School, ln an excellent neighbor?
hood, with good roads, and well
watered. This land Is gently rolling,
machinery can be used upon most of It,
and about ISO acres cleared. The h-'il '
Is red and chocolate, and Is well
adapted to fruit, grass arid crops
usually grown In the Piedmont section
of Virginia, and stork raising. This is
an excellent opportunity to make a
Judicious Investment.
TKKMa: Cash, fl..r,00, and the bal?
ance upon suoh terms as the sold R. H.
P. Carr shall make known on the day
of sale, and upon his failure to muko
known such terms, the residue upon
% credit of one, ttvo and threo years,
secured by bond of the purchaser,
containing! a waiver of the homestead
exemption, bearing interest from date
of aale, payable seml-annually, and
upon failure to pay promptly any semi?
annual Instalment of Interest, the
whole of said bonds to become due and
payable, and secured by a deed of trust
upon the property, and tho purchaser
to keep the property Insured as addi?
tional .security for the defurred pay?
ments in the sum of not less than J700,
or the purchaser, at his election, may
pay all cash.
For further Information, apply to
R. K. P. CARR. Stony Point, Va.. or
the undersigned. ,
GEORGE f! ILMER,
Substituted Trustee,
Charlottesvllle. Vav
July 19. 1911.
VIA & PAflE,
Auctioneers. Rntesville. Va.
&reamuooti>.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. Richmond foot of Ash St. dally.7:00 P. 1C
Leave Newport News.s:m> A. M.
Arrive Norfolk.6:00 A- M.
Consocta with main lino steamers leaving
Nortola (or Now York dally except Sunday
7:0>1 1'. M. Connections also madu by N A
W. Ry. S P. M. and C, * o. Hy. at 4 P. u.
Nlfbt l.ina steamers atop at Claromont ta
iat.4 or receive passengers oq signal.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-Jamcs KJvee
bj da>ilKht ior Norroik, Old Point, New?
port News and all James River landings.
51 tamer leaves Monday, Wednesday' ans
Friday at >>:S0 V. M. Freight received tor all
James River lamllnsf. "Phone Madison 17s.
Mulu liikci OiTlee. .Sil K. Mn.'n street.
Chesapeake Steam ship Co.
Big new ships "City of Norfolk" and
"City o! Baltimore."
j Equipped with wireless teleeraphy, Tolo?
phono servlie throughout the ships, state,
r mil en suite, with buthe. Prices from
7Sc to 1S.M. Excellent meals, 7tc.
to bai.ti.more: and run north via
NORFOLK ANTJ OLt> POINT.
Leave Richmond Daily, except Sur.., vis
N, .v \v. Ry. 3:00 P. M . Norfolk ?ilj P M.
C. & u. lly.. 4.00 P. M. Dally, old Point
7:15 i'. M.
O. D. 8. S. Co. 7:00 P. M. Dally (ono day la
Norfolk);
Va. Nov. Co. 8:Si) A. M. (Monday, YVednos
du"; und Friday).
Tiokets at all offices For staterooms
apply to S. EX B?RO ESS, D. P. Agent. MO
ICUkt Main Streut. Richmond.
For Exchange
$13,000
In first mortgage real estate notes, bearing ? per cent. Interest.
Will exchange "? payment, or part payment, for olty real estate. Ad?
dress
K 113, caro Times^Dispatch.

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