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Greater Hlehuiouda Urcalcat Netrapaper
SriiF?Timp^ 4$SS2S} ?i^p?lrh
GREATEST WANT AND HEAL ES?
TATE MKDIt M IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE OP" THIS UKST IN AMEIIIOA.
Want Ad Rates
to Effect June 11. Uli.
Dally, one cent per nrord nhtn paid
In advance. Nu AU. taken for leas tbun
tea cents.
Uue und ouc-halt ccntn a word all
eluaMUcatloua except Situation Wanted
(or Suuduy. Sttuutlun Wuiited one cent
a irurd. No Ad. Suuduy tukco for u?s
tlinu ttftceu cents.
No Ada. taken tor lean than twenty
(lie ceul* phoueil In or cbnrued
at the counter.
Pbuiio ordere not gunraoiced.
L Inaaltlcutluu not icuarvuieetl after
Ui3<> 1'. A.
Kur bualueaa coutracta aeud for tbe
\\MUI Ad. .it ut i uuuue Suunia l
JUsi aau Jfounu.
BTRAYED, FUttM .Mi RESIDENCE. A
livor-cuiureu ana wiuu potniei uuk.
jiuii name ot ownei ana Hivntnond
city tag un collar, lie ward tor his
return or information leading tu um
recovevy, w. B. iAibuit, n. i<- No.
i, uieu Alien, v'a. _
L?S l'. THURSDAY, AUGUST IV,
cameo brooch. Finder return to F,
C. TYNUAUU 1102 t.ast .Main Street,
and receive idf reward,_
LOST.' " POCKET BooK NEAR MUK
I<ny'8 Hotel or Fall Giuunus. n re?
turned With contents to Ij'jI Oecatur
btruet tun iiuiuib reward.
^tyeiy, ?Auaiiieo, itlau.
[WANTED, COATMAKEHS at once;
Steady work. Addicts WILLIAM
\v AUj, Wilson, N. C.
WANTED] foil ~DT~!s. AllMl, AiiL-r.
budicu, unmarried me:., between i.geu
oi elgnleen ana tbirty-uve; uitiaons
ot Uulted status, ui guud character
and lallipuralu liubltb, win, cur, apeak,
read ana write me Bngllen iuuguage.
1-or lulunuallwu uWi tu ivect uiung
Oltlccr, ?2U 13. Bruad it.. Richmond, or
Iii N. Sycamore at., Petersburg. Vo.
BUY WANTED for OFFICE WORK,
must write plain uno uc quick at
figures. AiidrcHi, K. Dux ^ . j. _
.WANTED, YOUNU MIAN BOOKKEBP^
ur uno collector, permanent; ?tat?
age. .iiid experience und salary want,
tu. ti 'ill, caie Timus-Piapatcli.
Ranted, men and boy.s tu take
thirty uayt. course in our machine
Sliupu; learu ujtuiii'jtiile business;
accept guud positions. CHARLOTTE
AU'lU oCHUOL, Charlotte, C.
"jmtST-CJLsAJfS, E?LL ' REGISTERED
druggist, experienced and reliable;
goe-d PaV l" rlgul man. FLLTCH.
ER'S l'HAKMACY, l'aik Avenue ana
KobllidOU struct._
IVw'r.iitlA.NGEK.'i W?NTEL? AT '.'NCI..
hignest wage ijuiu. Apply to ja?,
'1'. HILL, ?>J'J x.uat Main _alrccL._
[WANTED, A PARTNER WITH itY
eral uiuusjiiid uuimrt, iu engage
with um in marketing one ui ttte
bait electric Inventions ut the mie,
enuuiaca by suine- ut tile hignest ui
tlclalo and DUSUieSS men Ol liiC clll ,
H..jji satisfactory profit tu bustiicas.
uuaiiiuas ?.uiianK tp ,Ji? unsolicited,
au unuoual opportunity tot party
With small cubital lu secure a lllc
tinie puaitiun with very satistaciory
Income, Rlcaae. no triilera or curi?
osity soekors tuko up our time. Ad
Uicsj L 4-:', care TluiCB-i.'lal'alcti.
WANTED, ?G?D- SALESMEN IN
each town tu roprescnt a large
manufacturing company; guud saiar>
ana cuinmiasiuii. muht be in position
tu purchase trom ?i.iuu tu Sj.j'ju ot
the compaiiy'a ? per cent stock; com?
pany is the larseai of Us kind m the
bouth. Address oAL.Es? MANAUElt,
i-.kjx 1-3. City._
7i.N ESTABLISHED RICHMOND CON
ccni will iftve lucrative- pu.-.itiun to
inan who i-an invest live tnousaud 1
uoilars, The Investment secured and I
returned at the enu ot a year, with
12 per eeia. piuiit ijuarantebd, if thej
arrangement is nut ihutually satis-,
factory. L its, care Times-Dispatch.I
\VA.V1 i:i>7 at ONCE, ssIX MoDDERH; .
general line ui castings; steady !
work to good nun. pico? work and
open shop; none but suuer men need !
apply. ASdreaj lt. E. ATKINSON,
1'. O. Box Sat. Norfolk. Vs._I
Wanted, men to" learn the bar-I
ber trade, best paying work Within
reach of ?iuor men; wonaerful de-!
rnand fur barbers, booklet mailed'
free RICHMOND BARBER COL?
LEGE. Richmond, Va._
VoL are WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position, <s? month. Send pua
tul for list uf poaitlons open.
FRANKLIN institute, DepL 41? h.
Rochester, n. Y._ .
W?N1KL?. " two "WAITERS," APPLY
davis hotel._
DRUG CLERK WANTED. must BE
able to register in Wen Virginia.
scott BROS., Charleston. W. Va.
(wanted, young m a .\ t? cut
paper stock for printing; oillce, one
experienced In trimlng small labels.
Apply In writing to j 281, care
Timea-Dispatch.
4?>uuatioii? '?'Haiuc?. ?lalt.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST. THOR
oughly qjallfted to manauje any size
drug business, wants position as
manaBer or olelk; can show results.
Address L 4C4. care Tlmes-Dlipatch.
V'aNTED, PO.SITin"nrTvS~B?OKkeei~
cr and Btonugraphor by young man
with experience, can furnisn best
references. Address THO. a. BONO,
Lumberton, n. C.
?circular" sawybr waInts posT
tlon; name salary, capacity and lo?
cution. Address e 772, care 'j'lincs
piapatch.
IceTrk?m maker. FiRKr-cLas??":
experienced In catering; wanted
steady position. &2 Bank .Street.
Norfolk, Va.
IV iSITION WANTED IN 1IUSIN ess
house by a young man with ex- i
perlence In a general store; will
work for lo\\- wages. Address K D'j4. i
rnro Tlmes-Dlspalcli. . I
TV A NTED.""i'?S IT 1 ON a S ~RO?k K E EV- J
or or general olllco work, by niiin
with years of experience, now em?
ployed. Address I) 740. care Times
Dispatch.
w anTED. BY YOUNG MAN~WITH I
seven years- ex|iericnee, position In
retail store; city, town or country.
Best references; sober and Indus-I
trious. Address C. H. j.. liilO Park i
Avenue, Lynchburg. Va.
fo?NG LADY DESIRES POSIT1TjnT\H
typewriter opnrator; experience on
several makes, rapid and accurate
copyist; not a stenographer. L> 7.'lS,
rare Times-Dispatch.
jFlATBN PRESSMAN~-PR??> READ
er?Young man of several years'
experience with best weekly In
Georgria, desires position. john G
HERRING. Tlfton. Ga.
7?UNG man WANTS~~TOs1t7?N as
hotel clerk; two years' experience.
a.lrlreas H 264, caro Times-Dispatch.
DETECTIVE SEEKS W?rITbYId?y'; I
city or other towns; rates reason?
able. Address FANSLER, 416
Th.rty-thlrd Street. Richmond.
SITUATION as OFFICE "manT?rR I
or credit man; 16 years' experience
tip-to-date methods; best referencos
an to qtinlltlcutions and ability
Would Invest in attractive proposi?
tion. Address W. C. HARROW, Gen
__frj>l Dollvory. Plttabtirg, Ph.
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT ?TciTex"
petiencod bookkeeper desires posi-i
tlon; capable of taking- entire charge!
of oiiice; unqtiostlona'ble roforencosl
us to ability and character. Address
D till, caro 'fimes-D'spatch,
' ?dp tHHanteo, Jfemale.
vTantiI^dT's BK v a n 'f "Vor "'ebb kl no
und general house work; small fam?
ily; references required. Apply 831
Chamberlayne Avenue. Ginter Park.
I'lmiH! Madison 4921-L
BK A TRAINED NURSE: STUDY AT
home: ??urn $25 weekly; thousand*
wanted; free Information. rtOCHES?
TER NUItSES' INSTITUTE, 12S6
Koolioster, N. y.
Situations (iHlanic?, female. !
WIDOW of" REFINEMENT desires]
a position as housekeeper, companion
or eurctaker; beat references. Ad-i
dress J 303. cure Tlmes-Dlspatch.
wanteD. ItY~ 16JCPEIt 1 ENCED~~stlT- ,
nographer, position about the middle 1
of September. Address E 404. carol
_ Times-Dispatch
youno la 1 > v. kx per 1 kmcro book -
keeper, desires position; best refer*
dices. 11 ",80. care TTmey-Dtspatch. |
waNTEdT ~I'll VsiCI?NS;~ 'UU.ECT- '
Iner; also bills ot all kind* and loca?
tions. Prompt returns. Address At
_5:t7. care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
POSITION BY YOUNG LADY STE
nographer; three years' exporlonci .
spoedy, accurate; wishes 10 estabilsh
In Richmond; excellent references.I
X, General Delivery, Petersburg*, Va.
^tuaTio^^
WANTED. POSITION AS TBAChTeR
for small children, or companion
or housekeeper. Address L. -if1)!
Bast Grace street, City.
A TEACHER OF"THREE YEARS' Ex?
perience desires position In private
family. It. F. i). NO. 3, Box r.a. Scotts
_vUle. Va._
A LA D Y OF EXPERIENCE, ?ND
holding first-grade certificate, de?
sires position as teacher in primary
or grammar grades. Testimonials
and references furnished, Address
MISS EDMUNDS, Bo.\ I'ji. Houston.
Va.
I-Hi_USt-_B3g?S
4>roftS3ionui jiyctp (Lilantco.
WAXTIll >'. A 1 UM'K, MALE'" AND
60 female teachers for long-term;
rural and village schools Salaries
good. SOUTHERN T E a c H E It s' I
AGENCY, Columbia, s. C.
?>oimiL!Vii snu -^-aits'iieu.
Wanted, sa lesman calung on i
general stores and manufacturers tu;
sell kerosene und lubricating oils as
a aide line. Will pay tjooo oonimb-1
slons. Address P. o. Box 19S, Ricli-1
tiion?, Va. _I
iuat (t staie tor ss>au.
f v.- , fi iak.S'in "west
End; modern In every way; If in?
terested. oa.ll Madison 8605, or write
C 841. care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
TIDEWATER Vilt<;in 1A Kaum BAR
gains. We cun suit you. Wrli?
to-day. SuMMERVlLLE TRUST CO.,
inc.. Newport News. Va.
Ft/p. .salio, in wYjpDLAND h El' illTS,
0110 lot, 124x118, cheap lo quick
buyer. E. h. N Eli LETT, 125 East
Tl.ii teeiith Street.
FOR SALEl BEAUTIFUL WATER
troni home; all modurn conveniences,
overlooking Fortress Monroe. Hamp?
ton Roads; boating, bathing, llsblng:
large lawn, shade trees; two minutes'
walk to car. For further Information
address S. H. W- care Postmaster,
Buck r"c Va._^^^^^^^
i\ e a l ?state ilia onteo.
T\\\nted;"'t?'" rent" ""six' to'eight
thousand square feet of floor space
foi light manufacturing. Address L
4j.', tare Time--Dujiuleh.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR BADE
with BLANTON i- CO., lib-. Bast
Main (Hear first floor Travelers'
_iilUlltlilleT*._
li.vi' YOl It PlVlipEP.TY k< -k sale
with BLANTON -? CO., llos East
Main (rear first floor Travelers'
Huibi.n-_
-deal estate tor S&ent
'flat' .v . .5?' nohtii t\vEntV
eighth Street, six rooms. Lath, etc.;
t<, be newly papered throughout.
132.50 per month ? J- A. CONNELLY
& CO._
FOR RENT, CONVENIENT TO HIGH
school and church, six-room house
jjti tract 46 acres; five dollars month;
Address "W." care Postmaster, Green
Bay. Va._
FOR RENT, IN WOODLAND HEIGHTS,
house containing ueven rooms und
bath; pantry, staei range, electric
Hehls, front, hack and side porches.
Price, $800 per year Address K
3?X. care Times-Dispatch._,
STOIt B NO 3?1 NORTH FI FT H
Street, adjacent lo the best shop
ping dtsti let, ?02.50 per month, heat ?
included. .1. a Connelly _ co.
FLAT NO. -70S EAST BROAD
Street six rooms, bath, etc., *20 per
month. .1. A. CONNELLY fir CO.
No. gel SOUTH BELVIDERE STREET,
brick dwelling, eight room?, bath,
etc.; $-.T, per month. J. A. CON
_Nj-.lly fit CO._
FOR ItENT. ATTRACTIVE DWF.:X
lnif -f nine rooms and two bath
rooms; large lawn and table garden,
Forest Hill Park; will rent for one
year beginning September 16. 1SU.
Address l 4 77. care Times-Dispatch.
FOR RENT, 415" E A st MARSHALL;
fiTSt-clars stand for grocery or
meat store; has been occupied for
several years as furniture store.
Possession September 1st. Apply
AMERICAN HAT COMPANY, Fifth
and Marshall Street._
32?2?A.RK AVENUE. 9 ROOMS. BATH,
etc., hot water heat: J4? per month
j. a. CONNELLY CO._!
FOR" RENT. H'.M'Ve. FURNISHED OR
unfurnished, * In Ginter Park. Call
before Wednesday night. Monroe
-4.1'S_ J
rlAooms for j^ent.
VEIV jDESlitABLE, LARGE NICELY,
furnished room, all conveniences;
centrally located. 309 East Grace
Street. Phone Madison Cii'.'2.
wanted! young gentleman
Share nice front room with another,
board cc.nvenlont. 112 South Fourth
Street._
ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
on second floor on Graco Street
Piione Madison isoo.
FURNISHED MALI. Ri >OM. PRIVATE
family 507 North Sixth .Street.
nTcELS'-FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without iboard. 71 8 East .Mar?
shall._
T?lt RENT, TWO LARGE ROOMS,
with largo closets and private, bath,
third floor, electric lights, hot wa?
ter heat, also one second floor side
room same eonveniences with pri?
vate hath; gentlemen preferred. Ap?
ply No. JOS E. Franklin St.
LARGe7~KIiltNLSHed FRONT ROOM;
?.'ULM Stuart Avenue. Phono Monroe
_f, IG._
NICELY' FURNISHED FRONT ROOM;
private fuiully. I'hone Madison 7393.
218 East Franklin.
IXRt^Er^icfR.Y^F?TwiSHED ROOM";
transients. 3:12 East Franklin Street.
Monroe 1?09._
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS Fc5r
gentlemen or marrlod couple; hath
and telephone. At 113 East Frank*
lln.
_j?oarD ?_3?antea.
YofiN'a lady Wants' 'board'* b y
September 1; south of Broad; cen?
tral; reasonable; references ex?
changed. Address C 670, caro Tlmes
Dlspatch._
YOUNG-LADY, WHO CAN FURNISH
excellent references, wants board
and room In private family; must bo
centrally located. P. O. Box 191.
city._
WANTED, TABLE BOARD by TWO
gentlemen, near twenty-two hun?
dred?block Park Avenue. Phone Mud
lHon 7,'ti0-J or 6C05.
DAILY PUZZLES
Found on a farm.
ANSWER T?7 VISSTB?DATI PI'/.ZLB
Cherokee.
Jf or &ale.
FC>R~~SALE. LARGE DIBBOiX"7fIRE
ami burglar-proof) safe; double
doors, with combination lock; Inside
chest for money and securities, with
tlmu lock: suitable, for small bank
or largo mercantile house. Bor ex?
act dimensions and price, address
Drawer 924) Roanoke, Va.
ch"kai\ ?ll- kCNDb or second
hand mechanical tools. Apply JEF
person l.OAN OFFICE. 1705 East
Main .Street._
t i- sal*. "'? iifc'?K "soar it u's
line second-hand trunks, suit oases,;
hand bans. etc. Apply JEFFERSONi
IAJAN OFFICE. 1705 East Main. ?
FOR S?"Le. "" SURREYS, l'.l 'N A ROUTS I
and top buggies. We handle first-,
class goods. Your order solicited, i
THOS. H. DUKE & CO.. 804 Drook i
Avenue._J
FOR ~SALE. THtfliuST complete!
and up-to-date lino of business and
pleasure vehicles that can bo seen
in the city. Call and Inspect our
line. Lowest prices. a. METER's
kons, 731 Bast Gary Street.
>? k sXTk7~w??den~~bed7~ppr1n~?
and mattress; excellent condition;
coal heater, reasonable 1'hono Mad?
ison 5416. S
"F< )'r sA le ~colttS~ARMORy ""PRINT ?
Ing preBB, 10x10; can he been at 506
Bust Main Street. _
FOR SA le. ~ON f: UPRIGHT-*PIANO IN
good .condition. 22 South Harrison
Street. _ ? _
for sale. che?pT m. cask by
register, computing scale, oll tank
nnd typewriter. B>,x 2'.>7, City.
"for kale. ONE THOUSAND loads
of bullding und concrete sand; will
sell delivered. Apply JOHN R.
PRIMES', Library Building._
Fi >r SALE. ki/jkv DOUBLE-DRUM
hoisting engine, IS or 20 horsepower;
In good condition; boiler attached.
Address l 4 54. caro Times-Dispatch.
for" .sale." remington " type".
writer; first-class condition, $35
c ish. Apply ~,Z'j East Main, second
floor, frone_
To r s? lb" combination desk
mid dresser; antique. ?06 East
_Clay^_
FOR SALE CHEAP, -some very
flno revolvers and guns. Apply
JEFFERSON loan OFFICE, 1705
East Main.
STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL AND
pipe of every description cut to order.
CLARENCE COSBY. 1623 East Gary
Si n et. Richmond, Va._
FOR .-ALE." BECOND-HAND GUAR
anteed boilers, steam, gasolene and!
kerosene engines, planers, stave
BSVS and joiners, lath mills, lathes,
Mcestacks, forges, drill prosses,
pulleva. hang? rs, shafting and bell?
ing, i BLU FORD & CO.. 1538-42 East
Cary Street.
BE V ERAL IJ 3 ED FORD CARS WHICH
we have taken In exchange fur latest
models. These curs now being thor?
oughly overhauled and will pnlnt if
desired Win si nd Instructor homo j
with out-of-town purchasers. FORD
AI .'TO CO._
FOR SALE. THREE SHARES OF
st ick of the R L. Barnes Safe and
Lock Co., par value $100. at a dls
counu Address X. Y. Z.. caro Post?
master, North Emporla, Va._
7.T E AM" 11 BATING P LA NT CO M PI. ETE.
with boiler and radiators good as'
new; one set Jones wagon scales,
i. HU FORD & CO. _' _
FOR SALE. ONE 4-I'ASSENGBR TRAP
jr.". ONE OPEN DELIVERY WAGON,
|B5. These are bargains. THOS. H.
DUKE & CO.. 804 Brook Avenue.
CH< ?ICE TOUNO WHITE WYANTJOTTE
cl ?. -kins. Flshcl strain. Apply to c.
E. BIBB. Short Street, near North,
Forest Hill Annex.
ONE LARGE SECOND-HAND SAFE;
lit good order: will deliver same.
Address QUICK-CASH. Post-Office
Box 123, city.
BOARDERS FOR DESIRABLE ROOMS?,
also table boarders. 209 E. Gruce.
DELIGHTFUL ROOM8, WITH BOA RD;
also table board. 401 East Grace.
WAN T b"5, BOARDERS FOR BEA?
tlful Large and small rooms. Apply
103 East Grace.
DAROB AND SMALL ROOM. WITH
good board. 508 North Fifth Street.
BOA RT"> ICRS WANTED AT 317 BAST
_Franklin. MISS PAUWRE._
PERSIAN ENT. TRANSIENT AND TA
tnble bonrders. 936 West Grace
Madison 5731.
WhT?i Y??" COM e"~TO RICHMOND
stop where you car. get u nice, clean,
comfortable bed for 50 cents: lea ?va?
lor, bath and phone free. 1002 Eaal
Clay._
MRS. CHARLES K. BOWERS, 115
Bast Frank Street, handsomely ap?
pointed rooms, with board; table
board a specialty.
FLAT OF FQUR NICE ROOMS FOR
elO; 21 South Cherry. Apply 127
South Laurel._
for rent. MODERN SECOND
apartment, nine rooms, tiled bath?
room: six largo closets, pantry, etc.;!
two porches overlooking broad lawn;i
separate ontrance and back yard;
steam heat, detachod building; half
block from car lino. Owner occupies j
first apartment. Possession at once.
LT. 17 Grove Avenue.
five-ROOM UPPER" FLAT\ with'
bath nnd pantry. No. H11 ti East Mar-1
shall. I
flat, six roomsTwith bAtlf pos?
session . September lBt. Monroe'
FOR REXTT, ATTRACTIVE BACH - \
elor apartment of two rooms and
bath In Shenandoah, Allen Avenue
nnd Grace Street; possession at once.
Ca.tr- In building._
FOR RENT, FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS',
with beat and bath. $22.50, or six
rooms for $25; In nice condition. Lo?
cation No. 1722 Grove Avonue. Phone
Monroe 1388._
to 5 entlbmen! deTmgThtful
apartment of three rooms and bath.I
Franklin Street, central. Madison I
?16S8.
FOR RENT, SEPTEMBER 1, SBCOND
floor flat, four large, bright rooms.
In excellent condition, to couplo or
small family. 1024 Went Main.
ftoomg iKlanteu.
WANTED, two or three l.ioht
housekeeping rootna; furnished com?
plete; permanent; references. Ad?
dress F 877, care Tlmes-DIspatch.
w"?iNTT}b, room BY Q r AD?XtE
nurso; physician's family preferred;
ntate lermS; best references. Ad
droua L iitt, care U'lrnes-Dlapatch,
_fl^onaUL_
LA IM ICS. I AM NOW FULLY ESTAB?
LISHED AT MY NEW LOCATION.
303 WEST GRACE, AND AM TAK?
ING ORDERS FOR FALL AND WIN?
TER SUITS, FOR WHICH I HAY ?
JEST GOTTEN IN A LAIR IE AS?
SORTMENT OF GOODS IN THE
LATEST WEAVES AND COIX)RS. I
ALSO HAVE IN THE MOST AD-!
VANCED STYLES. WHICH I AM i
FULLY" CAPABLE OF CARRYING
OUT TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE.
H. LEWIS. LADIES' TAILOR. 303
WEST GRACE. PHONE MONROE I
2665. FORMERLY OF 202 NORTH !
FIRST.
EARLY" FALL ANNOUNCEMENT.
LADIES, WE REG TO CALL YOUR AT- I
tcntlon to the fart that the Ilrm of !
BUDMAN & DAVIS is now ready toj
take orders for your fall suits at the j
reduced price of $35. We have a i
supply of material that will sur- j
prise the woman who cares for style.
Our workmanship Is the best. A call 1
will convince you and wo feel sure f
you will tako the advantage of this .
offer. Rospoctf -.illy. BUDMAN *
DAVIS. 940 W. grace. Phone Madi?
son 6UH.
HUMAN HAl7> EtOUGHT AND HOLD
at HUGHE.S'S. 20? North Third.
JBusimss ?pporromtrej?._
FOR RENT. BUILDING SUITED FOR
largo livery and sulu business. In
new but deslrablo section Wash?
ington, D. C; Just the chance for
horse man. Address owner, W. F.
NASH. Washington, D. C._
WE WISH TO GET IN TOUCH WITH
people who havu from $5uo to $6,UO0
to invest In thy S per cent, preferred
stouk of one of the oldest, most
widely known and progressive manu-j
faclurtng companies in Virginia The'
business has been in existence thirty
years, and has paid large and contin?
uous dividends. Wo also have several
good positions to offer to our In?
vestors; salary from S150 to 1300 per
month. For full partlculara write at
once to SALES MANAGER, Box 123,
Richmond. Va.
WANTED?*? PARTNER WITH SEV
crnl thousand dollars, to engago
with mo In marketing ono of tho
best olectrlc Inventions of the ago;
endorsed by some of tho highest of?
ficials and business men of tho city.]
most satisfactory profit to business;
businos,s coming to us unsolicited,
an unusual opportunity for parly
with small capital to secure a life?
time position with very satisfactory
income. Please, no trlflers or curi?
osity Seekers take up our time. Ad?
dress L 429, ?*nre Tlmes-Dlspatch.
_<Iffil a n t?0._
BECOND-HAND MACHINERY OH
of every description nought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1621 _
Cary 8t. Phone Madison 3621.
HOUSE CLEANING" MATTING LA Y
lng, waxing and ?talning floors, win?
dows washed; new houses a spe?
cialty. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Mon?
roe 3120.
WANTED" ONE SECOND-HAND LO
comotlve, rod type, 3fl Inch gauge.
23 to 2? ton.?, with detachable tend?
er; Siro five (5) good logging cars.
36 inch gauge. 30,090 pounds' capa?
city. VA. LUMBER AND BOX CO.,
INC. Petersburg, Va.
WANTED" ? GOOD RUNNING FIVE
or seven-passenger car, any standard
make; will trade city or suburban
real estate or 6 per cent preferred
stock of a well known mnnulactur
lng company for car. Address
SALES MANAGER. Box 123. Rich?
mond. Va.
IV A N t"e D. SECOND-HAND STEEL
water tower-, not less than thirty
feet high, and carry tank of not lc=s
than 1.500 gallons. Address J 377,
care Tunes-Dispatch.
wanted. to bot Mm cash. UOli8I)"
bold goods In any quantity. Phone
Mndisor. .861. |
WANTEliT] SECOND-HAND ROLLER
top desk. Address I) 7.':',, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. TO BORROW 11 r??? FO R
four years at i; per cent.; good se-I
curlty. Address G 190. care Times
DlBpatoh.
WANT ED. a "SECOND-HAND NO? 1
sawmill. Call on MR. L. ZBKRING
er, Richmond, Va. R. F. D. No. 6.
Box 126.
filiduUantaus.
"SHOE ' REPAIRING.
76o HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. ?00
ladies,; every pair sewed: best leath- !
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub- j
bcr heels, 25c; Tred-Alr rubber heels. |
10c; leather heels rebuilt like new. t
26c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE i
FACTORY. 718 East Main Phono
Monroe S687. I
WATCH KETPAlKlMtV
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OB
cleaned by Wli TOB1EN, JH., Is ?
guarantee that It is done properly,
Twenty years' experience. Cleaning,
II; main springs, $1. 408 Ea?i Uroad
Btreot. 411 work guaranteed.
MATTR~SSES1 MATTRESSES!
WE SEND FOR YOUR MATTRESS IN
the morning, make It over nice new.
end roturn It to you the same day.
New hair mattresses a specialty. JA
COB UMLAUF. Phone Madison 3292
LAWN MOWERS.
THE BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD. THIS
Is why there aro about 600 satisfied
users of the genuine Pennsylvania
mowers In Richmond. We also carry
the cheap stuff as low as $2.50. If
you can't find it. go to MctlRAW'S,
1440-42 E Main Street_
DPHOLSTER1NG AND MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES AND ODD
pieces reupholstered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods;
Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUND?
LEY. 711 East Broad. Madison 32U4.
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
KEEP COOL; SLEEP IN A TENT. WE
make thorn any sise. Prices reason?
able. H. E. COPELAND CO.. INC.,
Awnings. Tents and Flngs. Phone
Madison 2576._
PANAMA HATTERS.
PANAMA AND STRAW HATS CL_.\N
ed, blenched, block, retrlinined
AMERICAN HAT CO., Hatters. Fifth
and Marshall.
automobiles for g-ale
FOR"" S A l ilC, ?UTOMOBII?ET ROAD
ster; perfect running order; Just
right for physician; would exchange
for pair of horses. Address E 791,
care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
CHALMERS" AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE:
1910 Model; five-passenger; looks
well and in perfect condition; fully
equipped; four new tires and Inner
tubes; a bargain lor some one; own?
er going away, and hns no further
use for it. R. T. MATTESON & CO..
Petersburg, Va.
Coal anb Wloob.
LONCpHAf WOOD THAT BURNUS FREE
and makes quick heat, Just the kind
for summer use, also tilling up cel?
lars for nex,t win tor ut summor
prices It's fine. Yard: 1606 West
Broad. Phone: Madison 1C69.
KINDLING WOOD, EXCELLENT FOR
light cooking, $1.60 half-cord. Phone
Madison 177. SAMUEL Hi COTTRELL
& SONS.
JjoMTTP?Sei^HtlD _.?J? ?frtOCtl
liGGSl EGGS! EGCISI^WAN T li 1j
pnrty who can ship eggs from own
hens. FRANCIS MacDOUGALL. i64s
North Allison Street, West Philadel?
phia, Pa. _ _
FOR-S?LE, ONE TONY, HARNESS
and road car; In good order; can ho
seen by culling at 122S West Leigh
Street, City.
Four Arrests in Connection With
Shooting by Moon?
shiners.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch. ]
Winston-Salem, N. C, August 23.?
Revenue Utllcer Henry, who was shot
In tho left breast, the ball lodging
In his back. In Wilkes county lust
week, during a raid on moonshiners,
was able to leave his hotel to-day
for the llrst time. The ball will not
be removed unless It gives Mr. Henry
trouble. Four arrests have bocn rnade
and, \whlle officers were out yester?
day looking for others liugllcated In
the shooting, they destroyed an Illicit
plant of HO gallons capacity.
Eugene Lehman left here to-night
for El Paso. Tex., to accompany his
plster and tho body of her husband.
L. E. Unrlow. to this city. The only
Information received here la that Mr.
Barlow was killed by a construction
train In Mexico.
Congressman R. L Doughton, of thn
Eighth District, was here to-dny, en
route from Washington to his home.
In Allegheny cqunty. "We left every?
thing In mighty good shape," snkl thn
Representative. "The Democrats are
standing together on all of the Im?
portant Issues, while the other fel?
lows. Republicans, can't agree on any.
thing." Mr. Doughton stated that
Chairman Underwood's leadership was
able, wise and thorough democratic,
nnd hews to the line. Mr. Doughton
Is popular In his district, and hta ro
nomlnatlon and rc-electlon are con?
ceded t,y both Democrats and Itepub
1 leans.
HOARD ELECTS TEACHERS
1 OK AM1TERST IllC.n SCHOOL
[Special to Tho Tlmcs-Dlspatch j
Amker.it, Vn.. August ?.?The courthouse
District School Board met In the court?
house here yesterday to appoint teachers
for the coming session. A very efficient
enrps of tetichere was chosen tor the Am
h-rst High BchOOl. Prof. C. M. Farmer, of
Borryvllle, Clark county, was elected prln
ctpal. Miss Annie Fltzgernld. of Black- j
a" no, llrst assistant, la a graduate of
Blackstone Fotna]? Institute: Miss Ella
Waits, third assistant, hns taught In tbe
county for aeveral years. Misses Robertson
nnd Hilbert, the other assistant*, have
taught In this school for several sessions
past. Tho Amlierst school Will have live
teachers this year lnst'-ad of four, as haa
been tho case herutofore.
A number of the white schools of tho
district ??ro not supplied for tho reason
that there we.ro no applicant*.
Injuries] Trove Fatal.
[Special to The Tlnjes-Dlspatch.]
Hsrrlsonburg Vn., August 23.?Her?
bert Monroe, ten years old, son of John I
Monroe, of Brookwood, Augusta coun- j
ty, died Monday In the Stnunton Hos- i
pltal of Injuries sustained by the kick
of a colt. Saturday the little fellow.
With his hat over his eyes, run Into tho:
lot and accidentally collided with tho |
colt, which, startled on,j surprised,
kicked the lad Ir. the abdomen, causing]
lacerations of a frightful nature.
"tyotrtS
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND, VA.
Coolest Itrstuumnt In the City.
Club IlrcnlifiiM a Specialty.
Lobby Cooled by Ilnttery of Electric Fnn*.
The most magntflcont hotel In the South.
European plan. Ituuma sing'* and en suite,
?Ith and without baths. Spacious sample
rooms.
ItHI >, II.SO per dov and upward.
atlantw ?itp Hcaorw.'
Pacific and Arkansas Avenues. Spacious
grounds adjoin beach und bourtlcalk. Only
medium priced hotel where guests may
go from hous? to surf In bathing attire
without using streets, which Is prohibited.
DM of bath houses with attendant Lo rare
for suits Is free. Kivinlng water In room*.
Fresh anil sea water baths, ntihllr nnd
private. Special rntes SI.SO to (4.00 dally; i
SS.00 lo fa 1.60 weekly Including choice '
table supplied from own farm. White
Service. Orchestra. Tennis courts and
croquet grounds between hotel and beach.
Booklet mailed upon requost.
PAUL C. ROSECKANS
'IT
Wit
The St. Charles,
ATIANTIC CITY, N. J.
it Selecl Lucnllon fronting the 11.ach
.. Jth an established reputation for Us
excluslvenes* and high-class patronage.
Thoroughly modorn and completely
equipped. Courteous service. Bathrooms
with hot and cold, fresh and aea watet
attachments, showers, etc. Orchestra.
Extensive porches overlooking th?
Boardwalk i.r.d Ocean. Alwaya open.
tiolf prlvlloges. Illustrated booklet.
NEWI IN HAINES COMPANY.
HOTEL IROQUOIS
South Carolina Avenue and
Bosch, rapacity. 4M. 100 ocesn-slde sunny
rooms. I'rlvato bath*, running water In
rooms. Elevator. Music. Whlto service.
Special rates, III up weekly: IS.i.O up dally.
Booklet. W. F. SHAW.
-CONTINENTAL?
Tennessoe ave.. near Beach; atwayi
open. Private baths, elevator; excel?
lent table; white service; to I'J
dally; 1$ to ?17.60 wkly. Sat. to Mon.,
11 Booklets.
MARO Alt ET WALSH DUNTAN.
Noticed.
WANTED, THE rUHLIC Tf) KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewelers. 91]
East Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THK
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver always taken In e\chana*?.
RELIABLE TRANSFER.
RELIABLE TRANSFER, MILLNER'S,
.102 North Ninth Stroot, hauls trunks
for 25c Claim chocks Issued at the
house for your baggage. Two men
on our wagon. Wo make a specialty
of moving furniture and pianos,
Phono Madison 1145; residents phono
Monroe 2400._
e&calco ^Proposals.
""TTV'HNC'INEE It OFFICE,' $20 SEV
enteenth Streot, N. W., Washington,
D. 0.i A"?"?t 23. 1911. Sealed pro?
posals for dredging In James River.
Virginia, will bo received at this office
until 12 M. September 22. 1911, nnd
then publicly opened. Information on
application 'ni u. S. Engineer Offleo,
28 North Ninth Street, Richmond, Vo,
?W. C. LANOF1TT, Ljuut.-Col. Engrs.
9uction g>alc_. ?fn? 53ap. Suction ftalc?, iXtji? 33ap.
TheValeitoeAuction Co.
?AUCTIONKCRS
O 1 8 EAST ..BROAD ST.
Handsome Solid Mahogany Dining Room Furniture,
Double Parlors, Five Bed Rooms, Fine Garland Gas
Range, Instantaneous Water Heater, Carpets, Matting,
China, Glassware, Silverplated Ware, Etc.,
AT AUCTION
At the request of Mr. P. IL Estes. we will sell at his residence, No. 3311
Grove Avenue,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 24,
commencing at 10:80 o'clock,
his house}-old furniture, consisting of?
DINING ROOM?In sol'd Mahogany, containing a very handsome and costly
Table, with massive claw feet and carved panels, round when closed and twelve
foot oxtension; ton Imported Vienna Chairs, with embossed seats (mahogany
finish), very handsome Mahogany China Closet, oval front and ends, mlrroe
oack claw feet; Massive Solid Mahogany Sideboard, with handsome mirror
cabinet top. Mahogany Mantel Mirror, Bronzes, Clock. Vases. China. Glass?
ware. Silver-plated Ware. etc.
PARLORS?Handsome Over-Stuffed Pnrlor Suit. Odd Divan, Lace Curtains.
Chairs Rockers. Tables. Ornaments, Piotures, handsomo Wilton Velvet Carpets.
KITCHEN_Largo size Garland Gas Range. In porfeot order; Instantan?
eous Water Heater (latest improved modoD, lot Utensils, Crockery, Tables.
C1''VlvLLS?T^nrgo Velvet Carpet, Stop Carpet, Tables, Chairs. Couch. Piotures.
FI VF (5) BED ROOMS?Furnished In Walnut and Onk. consisting of Gham
brr Suits Mirror Door and Plain Wardrobes. Walnut Chlffonr.ler, Hair and
F, it' Mattresses Feather Pillows. Chairs, Rock?rs, Tables, Iron Beds and
Hi r In its Mattings Hugs Pictures. Ornaments, Brass Bed. Mahogany Dr?sser
und' Wish stand Toilet Sets, and other Furniture too numerous to montlon.
Take"wwthVmptra car and get oft at Stop 7, or walk six blocks west
from corner Robinson and Grove Avenue
tnln iiositlve Indies Invited to attend.
snio positive. """? TUE VALENTINE Mimnv m
Heal ?_tatr tor -font.
RENT SPECIALS
Possession nt once.
$600?322 North Harrison* 11 rooms.
5?0?Hermitage Road, 10 rooms. Pos
session October 1.
?20?411 VV. (Irace, 7 rooms.
360?515 Third Avenue. 10 rooms.
400?614'/i N. Ninth St., 12 room?.
360?421 W. Main St., store and dwell,
lng.
360?IJtOl N. Twentieth St.. 9 rooms.
360?'1201 North Twenty-first Street,
10 rooms.
380?107 W. Clay. 8 rooms.
?r>0?1813 W. Main St.. S rooms.
800?Ol 13 W. Main 8t.. 7 rooms.
300?1611 W. Main St.. 7 rooms.
300?Rallrond Ave., Ashland, 8 rooms.
3C0?981 W. Clay St., 9 rooms.
300?3333 Parle Ave.. 9 rooms.
800?616 N. Tenth St., 10 rooms.
2S8?1403 W. Main St.. 7 rooms.
270?1 100 Dickinson St.. 7 rooms.
270?119 W. Main St.. 6 rms. and store.
240?620 N. T-.venty-soventh St., 7 rms.
240?Virginia Ave., cor. Hums, S rms.
240?816 North Avenue. Brookland
Park. S rooms.
240?S207 IV. Cary. 8 rooms
216?401 N. Twenty-ninth St . S rms.
200?3209 W. Taylor St., 10 rooms.
216?116 Third Avenue, 8 rooms.
300?3 S. Fourth St. (offle).
FIiATS.
$660?1127 W. Franklin St.. 2d flat
8 rooms.
600?1844 YV. Grace St.. 1st flat. 8 rms.
800?1S46 W. Orace St., 2d flat. 8 rms.
600?508 R. Franklin St.. 1st tlat. 6
roomn. Heat free.
640?401 E. Franklin St.. 3d flat, grins.
360?312 S. Third. 2d Hat. 5 rooms,
and bath.
460?Ilia YV. Main St.. lat flat, 8 rms.
Heat free.
450?910 W, Mnln St., 2d flat. 8 rms.
Heat free.
450?401 B. Main St.. 1st flat. S rmi.
400?501 IV. Graco St.?llrst and sec?
ond tints?R rooms.
860?Bellevtin Apnrtment. No. S. 7 rms.
360?Rcllevun Apartment. No. 6. 7 rms.
860?Bellevue Apartment. No. 5, 7 rms.
160?Bejlevuo Apartment. No. 2, 7 rms.
130?524 W. Orace St.. 3d Hat. 6 rms.
270?401 B. Main St.. 2d flat. 4 rms.
270?1020 YV. Main St.. Is* flat. 4 rms.
J40?fiOS S. Pine St . 2d flat. 7 rms.
'.80?209 N. 29th St.. 1st flat, 6 rms.
180?2106 E. Graco St., 1st flat, r> rms.
1E0?209 N. 29th St.. 2d flat. 6 rms.
240?S12 S. Third St.. 3d flat, 3 rooms
nnd bath.
GREEN A REDPA
80 North Ninth Street.
No. 2232 Park Ave.
Nine rooms, hath, electric lights, hot
water heat, stc.
$45 Per Month
J. A. CONNl-TLLY" & CO.
T.-D.. 8-24-11 ?It.
Fraternity Hall
213-15 W. Broad St.
Dates open (morninvr afternoon or
night), lodges, dances, etc.
Special Meetings a
Feature
All halls ready for ocoupanry at all
times.
J. A. CONNELLY & CO.
Jnimnnal.
Money to Lend
On Richmond city, stiburbnn and high
class farm property.
SUTTON & CO.
efeummer ^sorts'
NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL
FOR IIE8T AMI It BCR KATION.
Virginia's lending all-the-year Moun
tnln Resort. Fine hotel. Write for
booklet and rates. Address
_W. Q. HAMILTON. Mannger.
Red Sulphur Springs Hotel
MON ROB COUNTY, W. VA.
Now open for 1911 to October 1.
Why not spend your vacation at this
famous health resort? Only known
cure for all stomach trouble, lungs.
Rates, $8.00, $10.00. $12.60. $15.00 per
week. Apply to
J. I.. BILLION. Prop.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
Ilotetourt County, Va.
Booklet mailed on application to
PHIL F. BROWN.
The Valentine Musenm
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A M. to 6 P. M.
Admission 25c Pre* ?>n Saturdava
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN ? A. M TO SP. U. _
_AcnooiK_
McGuire's University School,
OPP. MONKoE PARK, RICHMOND VA.
FORTY-SllVKNTlf HUSSION hrtflni Sep?
tember 18. Thorough preparation for unl
vordty or rolleg?. Lower School for small
boys. Principal nt ; N. Ilolvidere St. Hours:
S to Vi A. M.; : to 1 P. M. Catalogues ?I
book stores or by mail. 'Phon* Madison 5174.
JOHN P. M?UIRU, Principal.
Miss Ellett's School
For Girls
Opposite Monroe Park-?14 N. Laurel
Richmond, Virginia
Careful attention to little girls.
Athletic field outside the city. Basket?
ball and boating. Preparatory to Bry-n
Mawr College. Certificate admits to
Vassar and Randolph-Maoon. Sweat
Briar scholarship. The number of
students will bo limited.
Littleton Female College
Our fall term -will begin September
20. 1011.
For catalogue, address
J. M. RHODES.
Littleton, N. a.
Lewisburg Seminary and
Conservatory of Music
In heart of Alleghanles, 2,300- feet
above aoa; near Orcenbrler Whito Sul
pher Springs; halfway between Wash?
ington and Cincinnati, on C. & O. Rail?
way. Through trains. Long distance
phone.
Fine, modern buildings, electrlo
light, steam heat, baths, gymnasium,
etc.
Standard courses, under competent
teachers. In Liberal Arts and Sciences,
Music, Art, Expression and Business.
Refined, Christian Influences.
Limited to 12f, boarders. $220 to $350.
So.?s!on begins September 13, 1911.
R. C. ?ontiuerviiie, President
Drawer T, Lowlsburg, W. Va.
Offers two-year course
In the practical branches,
of the law leading; to degree ol LL. B.
Location unsurpassed. Terms moderate.
Next session begins September 21, 1011.!
For catalogue and Information, address
W. S, McNEILL, Professor of Law,
Richmond, Va.
GLOUCESTER ACADEMY
On tha Principal's Farm. Bummarrifta.
Au Accredited School of the thalTcnaty ?
Virginia,
Near Olancestcr C. n.. Vs.
Thorough preparation for Colleges taita thi
University uii for a business Uf*. Spools*
attention to backward boys, and the most
careful individual supervision. Tha nexl
?esslon will begin September Tth. Oorre
spondsncs solicited. For circulars apply te
JOHN TABB (Orad. Univ. af V?.>, ?rlaal?
pal. P. Q_ Qloucsstsr. V?.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE ? vlaS
STUART McGUlRE.M.D.. Pres.
Medicine- Dentis try-Pharmacy
10th Sesslen Opens September 12th.
New building. New equipment
Eighty experienced teachers.
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
Descriptive Catalogue on request,
PEA BODY
Conservatory of Mus ic
Baltimore, Md.
Recognised aa the leading
endowed musical conserv?
atory In the country.
Scholarships and Diplomas
awarded. Circulars mailed.
Richmond Cotleg
An old, strongly endowed College with (tan*
dard entrance requirements whose degrees er?
accepted at full value by the leading universities
of America. Through courses in Liberal Arts
lend to degrees ol B. A., B. S. and M. A., and la
Law to degree of LL. B.
Character building Is emphasise!, ant
the Faculty does not permit the Individual to bl
lost in the crowd.
Modem, sanltnry dormitories with goof
bearding facilities. Equipment of every depart
Is first class. Kxpenses are moderate. Fol
catalogue and Information, address t
President F. W. BOATWRIGHT.
RICHMOND. VA.
RICHMOND ACADEMY
Itlrhmond, Va.
Tenth session begins September 18.
The Dean la now at president's office,
Richmond College.
For catalogue, address
WM. L. PRTNCB,
Dean.
Phone Madison 2343-J.
EDICAL COLL
I or VIRGINIA
MEDIC/HE. 0ENTJST8Y. PHAJtMACY.
_$<?.?, 'fee.- ih V-4-?i iKjiet Seal I>. I?1tf
, .,'nll?T Isbsrsters sal sUslasI fsaUiU??,
\ 183O I CUasaU Mlsbrt^u. LlTi-g usaM ?itWl?)
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