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GIO0AT104T WART A.\D tik.al B8
VATH MKUIllM js VIHCI.MA, AN1J
?.<*? OP tiik HKNT IS A m:iU( A.
Want Ad Rates
In Effect June 11, 1VU.
Dali/, one cent per vrurd Trhea nald
Is advance. No Ad. token tor less tonn
im ernte.
uue ana oiifiolf cents u ?rord'tul
cluaalfU-aifuna riccpt Situation W*ut??>
for Suuduy. situation Wanted one cent
a word. So Art. Suuday ukeu <ur le??
tliuu afteeu ecata.
So Ada. taken (or lean then tvrcuty
Ove scale tvlieu pliouvu lu or ciiurged
? ( tlir counter.
("italic ordere uut u im ? uu 'r ed.
(iaasliicatiuM uot auurauteed after
t'lali |?. A,
tut liUklucM contract* ecuil (or lite
V\ iw.i .?u. .uul'i uli^uv Alaun? A.
Jt?tii?4 v4?../
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iuiitttr oc iti.'jau1) ti etore, or on suuui
...uu ot Liuuu btreei, between bixtu
uuo Foui'tit dtruuva, ladies' eingie
uuau o?>a waten? wim uiack ana lUb
unu > ignua Hospital Nuraeu uiaaa
uin; leiiors B, al. iviu, eugraveu
on buck ui pin. ituwuiu if returned
tu i?. U, i-x^^i.M, in East atuiu
b treat,
LO?T, EITHER ON UICIIMUND-HEN
iicu oar, i^tuau cjticei Unurub or
Cbimboruiu I'ark, unu bar pm, wim
uvu .v.su tiionaa uu.i (tower, t>ci wiui
pe-.ii? auc utnethyst, Rewaru u ru
lutucu tu ?vi8 iuaat Maiouuii.
lAi,il-4ll(Alt.lJ r P.uAl MV PLACE
uu ti.?;....lie Cam ) c?uiUi>, ltd
male ?euer, goc<i eise; also email
lvinaiu uiu.i? utiu tun setter, uotn
Mealing collar with ihy name Hiera*
uu. Reward for tueir return or u
tormauon <vion.a tu ineir recovery.
?>. 11. MUUKU
i-U.ST, UOi.L BAR PIN. ULL'E
enamel, IUI ee peal ib, uu KuL.ilJt.oli,
tuatn, uouievard ui ai Reservoir, ite.
Wu.ru ii returned iu ii?xa ?rbve avu
, uue.
Ii AUL.' iiVE AN AUTOUOBILiE AND
' A Li'i l EE aotieii ?Vui OAitj t'ti
ivl U> rt. i-UoiTlON iu (.ui.,t.N uf
i it??A tUfiU'j 'iu e/Oitieb .t. ii^ai;.
i .ii. Aiu-i' i.K i Hi., cJ.iimuKi'. - Ui'.
Lu., -i MAiViSA UANE, UAX'i'UN,
umU.
ha.ui.1/, t-Utl U, b. -.i..>; i. auu.'
booted, utiiuurileu men, between used
hi eiaVutucii anu llliriy-iitei ultltseua
oi uiiiveu aimca, ox c.uuu clieri*ct~?r
i id uuo i hi tue cnktnan luUtKtiaiie,
i.*ui' iiiivirutJtiott "I'l'ij to i.>.i.iu.i.,,?
Olbccr, 6-0 E. lirouti ot., Richmond;, or
lui ... byvatnoie ...... Pviefeoura", Va.
.i.i.MiU, CUATMAKKUii A'l ONCE,
aleuuy WUm. AUUICeh iv'lLLlAal
WANTED," <jl'l"lCE ?UV FOII FEW
iveeke; tlKi'i huh; muUcuiu tataryi
Appiy byuveen ? uiiu j.m 'l'ueauuy
uiinmnt uul ..uiuji uu.iv.iiie?.
W'ANTEL?, Ali CpilFOSlTOH; O?uu
pay tu il-.nl niali. Aji^iy at once to
i.\i)r..i'.ii'i i..iU I'eieikuurg, Va.
W .V.Vi x.U, i 11.? I-(. i-..Sb -'.\1JEU
iianKuri permunuut pokUlon; tttaie
ra.a:> expected; nu booze artikt need
uiVtj. i- c. WEATilEHS. Uecurut
int: Oapaftinen?, Hdloigb, N. C
WANTED^ A Pit?CTICAE UOUK
lieepei tu leave lllu oily lur live ur
MIX nionthii Kuuu place lu! .. ?iuou,
ung-iit man. Appli ui THE 8pt>T'
Ltiaa ijii, cu>. inuraday morhi'nji
.it ID U CluCK.
AVANTEIVi -.l.-N .t.Mi UulSi TO TAKE
tmrty oiii uouriie in uur mucniu?
? anbbtl; learn automooilfl buamcsa;
.i.eei.i ?u.jj poaltiouu. CrlAHEO'iTE
Ai.ui oCiiOUU i.t.arlone. N. C.
\V.\NTi.r>7 V?--v.-N(j ilivji TU EEAKN
tne uuiomuoue ;.i, poaitiona
secured cbnipatant gr?dUataa. U10U-*
ilU.NlJ All lO oCtlUuE, !?1? VV. ?I uaO
btreet. _ _
W a.sV El >, ?" FEW UOOD MAC HIN
iais. CpVIN?TON MACHINE cu.il
i.i.SV, Cov;j.4St?n, \ u._
ai TOMOE1EE MECHANIC; M?aT BE
thoroughly experienced anu cunipe
teht; otnurs need hot apply. Pbaitton
pormaneni, with oig wajje^, short
nours unU gooil chahce tur auvunce
ment. FOKU alto CO.
a luL'.Vi'j' MAN' THAT has sev
trai >'fcar* axperience in me ?noo
b?amea? de>ir<L-e a poeitiou with fcuuiu
bnoe company, a Juo. uie iitncb
bupatch.
1'OUNCJ MAN, H?EDINQ DIPLOMA,
irorn bmiindcul Euauiesa College,
tlealrei a pus.:. ab an asststkat
bookkeeper. Cun give good reference
a a to character, t? tit, cure Tlmea
Dispatch.
SITUATION AS OFFICE MANAG EK
or credit nian; li year.-.' c-xperiencu;
up"-lo-djle tilethuut; Oeit references
us to Qualification* and ability.
Would Invest in attractive proposi?
tion. Address IV. C. DAR ROW, cieiv
eral Delivery, Pit'.-.'Hirg, Pa.
POslTlON- \V ANi'. ? "~ CLERK IN
"country store; : > . ^.f?' experience;
reference furntsiiiu. Box .i'i, Fred
i-rlcksburg, Va.
WANTED, POSITION TO ORGANIZE
or superintend a farm or j-enllemun'a
estate by a practical, scientihc man
of education and large experience,
now holding a position. Address E
4 i*l. cure Tlmea-Dlspatch.
YOUNG M?R1? ED MAN' AT PRESENT
etnployed In accounting work, wishes
outside position. Itefcruticcs. Address
C. P. j., 505 East Clay.
EXPEfftlEN'CED SALESWOMEN
wanted for upholstery and laco cur?
tain department; good, permanent
positions to capable parties. Apply
to MILLER & RKOADS.
WANTED. a GOOD COOK. APPLY
at onco to 1824 Monument Avenue.
WANTED. RELI?l^LE-NURsb~MUst
have references. Furnished room;
good wages. Apply 2021 Stuart Ave?
nue. _
WASTED, AN E^PE~RIENCED COOK;
also waitress or butler. Ueferencea
roiiulred. F 435, cure Times-Dis?
patch.
RE a TRAINED NURSE; STUDY at
homo; earn >45 weekly; thousands
wanted; freo Information. ROCHES?
TER NURSES' INSTITUTE, 128?
lioeliester, N. T._
H(^CSryKl^lCPER WANTED. ADDRESS
CARET ON DEUSEN, Afton. Nelson
county, Va._ ~>_
Situation! KKIniiteD. .-ftmulf.
thoroughly experienced nn<i compe?
tent D. E bookkeeper, desires po?
sition. Best of references; bond given
If desired. Knowledge of stenography!
Address L 419, earn Tlmes-Dlspatch.
"i-T??NO LADY, wTth SEVERAL
years' experience, desires a position
ac bookkeeper. Address M, care
Carrier 38, City._ _
OOOD LAUNDRESS WISHES DAY
?work t>y the week. Call 103 West
Leigh Street._
WANTED. POSITION AS HO?SE
, . keoper by mothor and grown daugh?
ter. 1B1? Kast Main.
?ttunttons ?2?lante?. if finale i
'wTllL^STIOP^OR TIlt>SE " WfiT? ARB
unable to ahoi) for thcmKolves. Out
of-lown orderB solicited. For further
Information writs MUS. SIMMONS.
621 North Fourth Strcot. i'hoii?
3132-L Madison._| (
~$}vcTc>.sional i^tHp (H?ante?.
\\^AXTr.D, AN EX P K H I F. N C E ?
tcuchor n? principal of a two-room
school. Must teach thft elKhth and
ninth grades. A graduate of S. N. 8.
preferred; salary, $50. Address 11. T.
IVEY, Clerk of School Hoard, Ante.
Va._*_
WANTED7 A FIRST GRADE TEACH
or for u one-room school. In a desir?
able neighborhood. Term, seven
months; Balurv, $38. AddreHB II. T.
IVEY; Clerk of School Board, Ante,
Va._
Situations, professional...
TEACH Eli'' KXPI-.RIENCBD IN PUB
11c on(] private school work desires
position. Teaches English, drawing,
stenography, elementary music a I id
Eutin; highest testimonials-; refer
encos. MISS WILSON, Box 63, On
l;trl?- Vli- !
rfrwMfiuu-B ano j?aieriinr,t.
PA ViN 6: ri< i Li i 1 Toll W AN T EL. W ANT -
cd, a man to solicit paving business
from municipalities; one accustomed
to dealing with city ottlclals and who
knows puvlng coniitruction preferred.
Slate aite. experience and reference.
Good salary to Urst-cliiBB man who
can secure contracts. Address PAV?
ING CONTRACTOR, care Manu?
facturers' Record, Baltimore, Md.
WANTED, SIDE LINE SALESMAN,
calling regularly on the hardware
trade to handle on commission n
weO-known article selling through
hardware dealers. The buiilncas has
been established for years; an activo
demand exials and heavy advertising
? makes selling easy; an exceptional
oportunlty for the right man. For
particulars address S. D. BUR?
ROUGHS, Stroh Bidg, Milwaukee,
Wis.
^_Siotices._
W/.N'/iii)'. ' Uli. J ? HL.1C TO~""K,NO W
that J AH N K E BROS. Jewelern. !>12
Ehht Main Mtieel, buy, sell, exchange
arid REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES Oil gold^and all
ver always takon In ^voiianae.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE?HAVING
qualified SI udmlnlstrutor of Hut;!.
S. Morrison, deceased, all patties
having c;airr.s will present to me
for settlement, and ail parties in?
debted to the estate will please sat?
tle with mo.
HOBT. S. PAGE.
Administrator.
y.'iiaureo.
\V VNTTsB "'ONE ' 10-HOHSEPOWER
locomotive type boiler, with 20 feet
of htack, in nrst-ciass working
shape; l J. SMITH &. CO., Conlrac
toitj, Mayo'a Islund.
WA.Sii.j' id iiJi i .i.i..% ni. Munsfco
bold i|?uo< In an> Quantity 1'bom
Matnsoc tisi. 1
b E O u N D-H A N D MACHINERY OB
of every doacrlptl. i. at full
value CLARENCE COSBY, wit a
|.my El Fhone ' .adlson 3521.
W a N T E D~^LCOND-iTaNO STEEL
Water tows , not less than ? i11rty
feet high, und carry tank ot not less
thun 1,600 gallons. Address J j7t.
? ? re i'< in' - - Dli. natch _
personals.
s : :: <? i a oi fer in ladies1
TAILOR-MADE SUITS. place
(OUR ORDER WITH US BEFORE
SEPTEMBER IBTHi and vou will
OET a FINE $:?'-' TAILOR-MADE
SUIT FOR $36. IF you are GOING
TO have a suit MADE, YOU
CAN'T afford TO miss this
MON BY-SAVING OPPORTUNITY
we have A full LINE OF the
LATEST IMPORTED hoods TO
SELECT FROM. all oF our WORK
is done in our up-TO-DATE
PARLORS by HIGH-CLASS LADIES'
tailors OF new york city. 1
CUTLER, late of haas BROS.,
new york city. 212 north
THIRD STREET (BETWEEN BROAD
and GRACE), phone monroe
3276._
HUMAN HAIP BOUGHT 'AND SOLO
m HUCHES'S. 2?U *s"onh i'rilrd
S3oarotng.
mrs.' CH.iELEs. k. BOW12R8. ?5
East Frank Street, handsomely ap?
pointed rooms, with board; table
board a specialty._?_
WANTED, BOARDERS AT S15 EAST
Franklin. Also table boarders._
BOARDERS FOR DESIRABLE rooms;
also tubie boarders. 209 East Grace.
?*i ve BOARD AND ROOM TO BUSI
n-s* women nt reduced rates for
companionship in evenings. 303
Vine Street.
THE YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION keeps an accredited
list of boarding houses at Its offices,
at the corner Fifth and Grace
streets, for the use of til young wo.
men. Assistar.ee in securing employ?
ment will also be given.
DE LIGHT FT. JlT ROOMS. WITH BOARD,
u'.so table board. 401 East Grace
Street._
W11 EN YOUi COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get a nice. el?au,
comfortable bed for 50 cents; Ice wa?
ter, bath a"d uhone free. 1002 Ens'.
Clay._
BOARDERS for BEAUTIFUL" ROOMS.
Including second-story ?front, with
I private bath. 103 Eb-3V Grace._
j&ooms lax &enL_
ftooSts for're'n'tr~with" board or
without, to young men. 303 Vine
Street._
"THE Y ?UNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION keeps an accredited
list of boarding houses at Its offices,
at the corner Fifth and Grace
Streets, for the use of all young wo.
men. Assistance in securing employ?
ment will also be given.
THREE COllINECf ino ROOMS (SECf
ond floor), and one front room (third
floor). 107 East Grace.
LARGE FRONT ROOMS] WITH
board. mrs. MORTON, 105 West
Grace.
for RENT. NTCELY^ f? RN IS H ED
rooms. 71S East Marshall. j
well FURNISH ED"~R??MS ^for
gentlemen or married couple; bath
and telephone. At 113 East Frank-.
Un. _
for RENT, for STORAGE ok
household furniture, two rooms on
"second floor of Stuart Avenue resi?
dence; one measuring 15x12 feet,
with closet OaVjolnlng, the othor 12x10
feet. Address J 27u, care Times-Dis?
patch._
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT Flo?m;
phone, bath, hot and cold water;
centrally located. Madlsou 5674-J.
806 East Leigh Street_v
for rtENT, NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, with or without private bath.
Apply 220A South Third.
l^rge, COMf?rTABLE,~WELL-f?r
nlshed rooms, single or en suite. Call
317 West Grace.
VERY DESIRABLE. LARGE NICELY
furnished room; all conveniences;
centrally located. 302 East' Grace
Street. Phona Madison 0692._
WXr?TED. AT ONCE. THREE ROOMS,
' near bath; ront reasonable; central.
^ -Address F ,S6G, caro Timea-Dlapatch.
^iats J^m?to.:
WAN^fE^T^FOrt^?l??'PANCY ?c"
tober 1st, seven ;or eight-room fur?
nished apartment.;- occupation until
May 1st, 1913. dr. PRICE. Phono
m rd Is on 1780-_
w*XNTED, ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1,
furnished or partly furnished houso
or apartment to board tonunt or
others; references. Address m. B. c,
Charlottesvllle. Vs.. r. F. d. No. X
DAILY PUZZLES
What bird?
ANSV\i;it V VKSTK"'t r?A "T'S Pt'ZZ.1.1-.
Printer.
for 'sau;,' 'lakuiE' dieb?ld'TfIre*
and ourglur-proof > Bute; double
doors, wltti combinution lock; iniido
chest for money und securities, with
time lock; suitable for small bank
or large mercantile house. For ex?
act dimensions and price, addr.ua
Drawer tut. Kounokc. Va. _
CHEAP, ALL K iNDs OK iECdMj
bund mechanical tools. Apply JEF?
FERSON LOAN OFFICE. l7o5 Kait
Main -Street._
FOR SALE CHEAP. SOME VERY
fine revolver! and guns. Apply
JEFFERSON IX) AN OFFICE, 1705
East Main. _
KOI; V'A EE '.'II E aTT'. ~SOM e V eh Y
line second*hand trunks, suit eases,
hand bags. etc. Apply JEFFERSON
_ LOAN ; OFFICE. 1705 East Main.
STRUCTURAL IRON, STEEL AND
pipe of every description cut to order,
CLARENCE COSBY, li.jii East Uary
_Street. Richmond. Va._
FOR SALE. ONE OF THE BEST
moving picture and vaudeville
houses in North Carolina, substan?
tial business. fully equipped and
profitable; cheap to quick cash buy?
er. Address L 472. cure Times-Dis?
patch. _ _ _
J60-HORSEPOWER CORLE8S EN
Klne, in rirsl-elass condition. Ad?
dress G ?lt)4. care Titiies-Liispatch.
tv.v; il'ifil'i SECOND-HAND VENE'.It
machinea. write for description and
price. Address A 544, care Times*
Disputch._
FOR SALE, TWp SHARES OF STOCK
In the International Machine Corpo?
ration, of Richmond. Vu. Apply to
B. P JARRETT, Salisbury. N. C.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE; CENTRAL
ly located, doing a good business,
For particulars, address Box 11)2,
Richmond, Va.
for saleT-?f-'c?stT"m.ooo gen*
eral merchandise stock, .located near
Richmond. July sales, 51.800; rent.
Address F lit. carp Tlmes-Dlspatt-h.
"for HAi.i:; ocr entire~.stock of
buggies, runabouts, surreys und
wagons at cost, on account of re?
building. Several second-hand ve?
hicles cheap. THOS. 11. DUKE ?&
CO., So4 Brook Avenue.
?ne~$50 TOP BUGGY", USED~ once
an<5 exchanged for another Will soli
at t4 5. Good as nc-w.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE RUBBER*
tired phaeton we huvo for S-ii. Only
used few times.
one RUBBER-TIRED RUNABOUT,
second-hand, 110. ,
BIG STOCK OF BUSINESS BUGGIES
Horn flOO up. See us before you buy.
OLD HICKORY FARM WAGONS IN
any size, can be had here. BRI6TOW
WORSHAM CO.. 1135 East Main.
IF IN NEED OF A WAGON OF ANY
kind give us a call. We have them,
both top and open, for every use.
Good service guaranteed. A.
MEYER'S SONS, 7.il East Cary
Streot,
Ty>eAvIHTER 'SMmf ' PREMIER"';
guod condition. Price. $15. Phone
Madison 5312.
SECOND-HAND ? , MACHINER Y. ~IN
oiudlng wood-working machine.-,,
boilers and engines, all styles and
sizes; belting, hangers, puileys and
shafting; guarantee*!. I liu "Fol".: <
& CO.. 15J.-.-U i;nsi Cary Street.
FOR S?LE CHEAP; ONE POOL
ta?r>:c-. in goo<j order; sold for want
"f Ur?e. Address I' O. Box 135.
FOR SALE. A "UANDsOM E MANTEL
mirror. 1401 Floyd Avenue.
For SALE, ONE NICE DRIVING
tn.tre. m North Fifth Street.
FOR PALE. 150,000 PAVING BRICKS.
Apply ''14 South Sixth Street.
?fccal <?0taie toe j&alt.
TWO BEAUTIFUl. HOMES IN west
End; modern In every way; if in?
terested, ca,ll Madison 6>>05, or write
C 691, care Times-Dispatch.
F?il SALE 0~r RENT. STOCK farm
near city. BOWE <i CO., Richmon.i;
Worth. Dumbarton. Vu.
FOR S"ALE~~or~~TRADE. GRoVE~AND
Floyd Avenue lots west of the
Boulevard. Madison 14S7.
TIDE WATER \"Tr^HNIA_FA R M BAR*
gains. We can suit vou. Write
to-day. SOMMERVILLE TRUST co..
INC., Newport Newa, Va._
-Eeal QZ?tatt 'i^anttH.
1 FX3Qf tv a~n t ed?wort i r" N ot "to
exceed $2.000, on good road, not fur
from depot; must be a bargain. f
Si5, euro Tlmes-Dlapatch.
WANTED] TO PC HCl 1 ?SE FROM
owner, house for about $3.000, in
West End. Address E 780, care
Times-Dispatch.
WANTED TO BUY DIRECT FROM
owner, houso for about $1,000; have
$1,500 to invest in home. Address
E 773, care Times-Dispatch._
-&*al .estate tor -Rent
SlX-"r?om""HOUSES.! C02 ANd"~G04
North Eighth Street,; pantry, bath,
yard; good condition; central; one
block from car line. Apply 714 East
Leigh._
FOR RENT, SIX-ROOM HOU-SE. out*
side kitchen, henhouse, stuhle and
gnrden, at Slop No. 0, Petersburg
Pike. j": m. Leonard, r. f. d. no.
1, Manchester, Va.
.two of FIVE NEw houSKS~~ 2200
block Park Avenue. Apply 2240
Park, or Phone Madison 7760-j., or
6C22._
"?o?rii)"by young man,"twent y
four years of age; private family
preferred; stale rntes, etc. h 256,
caro Times-Dispatch. _
A refined-CHI?STIAN LADY DE
sires board; prloo not over $25 per
month. Private family or boarding
houso. F 873, euro Times-Dispatch.
jPcmrrP?-?ti nii? i,we &i|nrU
'1?6R'~&AiTl?,^rAlR~ YOVSQ, WELL
broken mules, only for want of use.
Phono Madl.non 4701-M. john W.
gordon. Westhumpton._
TllREE ATTRACTIVE ROOMS ON
second floor at 322 East Franklin.
Monroe 1608._
FOR RENT, MODERN SECOND
apartment, nine rooms; tiled bath?
room; six largo closets, pantry, etc.;
two porches overlooking broad lawn;
separate entrance and ' back yard;
steam host; detached building; half
block from car Uno. Owner'occupies
first apartment, possession at once.
2617 Grove Avenue.
News of Petersburg.
Tlrne.s-Dlsp.iu-h Bureau,
109 North Sycamore Street.
Petersburg. Vo-, September 4.
The First Regiment ot Patriarchs
Militant of the Grau?! United Order ot
odd-Fellows of America (colored) hold
Its annual Hold day session hero to
day, with eleven of Ihe ilftccn com?
panies of the regiment present. Tho
business sessions were held in tho
First Ebenczcr Baptist Church. Vie.
visit of the regiment was the occasion
ot general Interest among the colored
people of the city, great crowds of
whom gathered everywhere on tli*
streets to witness the parade, which
took place this afternoon. The com?
panies in line were mostly from Vir?
ginia, though several were from out?
side the Slate. This afternoon Hie
regiment was reviewed ut the base?
ball park, where there was a compel 1
tlve drill by the companies. A ban?
quet was given In honor of '.bo vis?
itors to-night at Moore's Warehouse.
Uurlal ot u Minister,
1 he remains of the Rev. William
P. Wright, of the Virginia Conference,
were brought to this city this morning
for burial in Blaudford Cemetery. The
funurul took place from Old Bland
ford Church, where the services were
conducted by the Rev, B. F. Lipscomb,
D- D., presldlpg eldet of.the Norfolk
District, assisted by the, Rev. J. '1.
Taylor, of Newport News The Metho?
ds - ministers of Patersburg and near
vicinity were honorary pail-bearers
end those of Norfolk and vicinity were
active pall-bearers. A large number
of friends of the deceased attended.
Greeting \r? Hector.
The Rev. Kdmund Pendlelon Dan
dridgc, lute of Lewlsburg. W. Va.. who
has accepted the call to the rector?
ship of st. Paul's Episcopal church in
this city, was greeted by a large con?
gregation at euch service yesterday,
and was heartily welcomed after each
service. East night many members
?nd several ministers of other denom?
inations, whose church's wore closed,
went to hear him
No A et Ion Taken.
The congregation of the First Bap?
tist Church took no action yesterday
relative to the call of a successor to
the Rev. W. C. Taylor. D. D., rcslgued.
D. Is probable that on next Sunday a
committee will be appointed to select
and recommend a pastor. Tho Kev.
Mr. Rosser, of Selma, Ala., preached
for the congregation yesterday.
It oral Curriers' Convention.
The local ussotilatlon has completed
arrangements for the reception of the
annual convention of the Virginia Ru?
ral letter Carriers' Association, which
begins a two days' session in this
city to-morrow. Tho representatives
wlil be cordially welcomed to the city
by Mayor Cameron. About ISO mem?
bers are expected, and the proceedings
will be of Interest. Senator Charles T.
Issuer, by spc-clnl Invitation. Will ad?
dress the as.-oclutlon at 11 o'clock on
the subject of road building and kin
dredred matters Addresses will also
be delivered by prominent postmasters
. of the State und other postal represen?
tatives.
Mntrltnouliil Notes,
A license was issued In this city on
Saturday, authorizing the marriage of
Miss Mary Elizabeth KUld. daughter
of Mrs. Nellie Willis Kill, of Peters?
burg, to George Willis Mllby. a young
merchant of Isle of" Wight county,
the ceremony to be performed In n< r
f'dk to-day. The marriage was a sur?
prise to the bride's family here.
East night at the residence of tho
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Kldd. in Matoaca, Miss Ruby Kldd
was united Ir. marriage to Ltnwood
Langhan. of this city, the Row H. P.
Reeves officiating.
Narrow Enonpe.
Gordon Bulllfont, Mrs. Bulllfont and
child, were thrown from a buggy in
which they were driving on High
Street, and both Mr. and Mrs. Bulll?
font were Injured, though fortunately
not seriously. The horse took fright
at. an automobile ' standing In tho
street and run away. Mr. Bullifout
whs thrown, but holding on. to the
reins, was drugged some distance im
Ul the horse was stopped by running
into a fence He was severely cut
about the leg and knee, and bruised.
Mrs. Bulllfont s'iffercd a sprained knee
and a severe shock.
General Nevr? Noten.
Congressman Glass will not speak In
Petersburg, us has been expected. The
only night open for him hero Is Wed?
nesday, and on that night he Mill
speak in his home city of Lynchburg.
Neither will Senator Martin nor Sena?
tor Swanson speak here.
Labor Day was strictly observed
here as a holiday, but without any
special observance otherwise. All In?
dustrial establishments were closed,
and bankers and public officers sus?
pended business. Many merchants
closed their storeH for tho whole or
half of the day.
The Petersburg fan.- and people gon
Coal ana MlooD~
LONG" HA: "WOOD THAT BURnVfEEF;
and makes quick heat. Just the kind
for summer use, also filling up cel?
lars for nex.t winter at summer
prices It's tine. Yard: 1506 Wost
Broad. Phone: Madison 1069.
KINDLING WOOD. EXCELLENT FOR
light cooking. $1.50 hulf-cord. I'hone
Madison 17 7. SAMUEL H. COTTf!ELL
SONS_
?utomoliile? tor fe?iF
SEVERAL USED FORD CARS WHICH
we have taken in exchange for latest
models. Those cars now being thor?
oughly overhauled and will paint if
desired. Will send Instructor home
with out-of-town purchasers. FORD
AUTO CO.
Summer ^Boaroma;
WANTED. Iii ?A ISDKIIS". IX REFINED
family, library, post-otllco. church
and station near: references necus
-sary. MRS. THO?. KELFORD, PR.,
Clsmont. Vti.
THE JEFFERSON
rich.m<imi, VA.
rootrsl Restaurant In the City.
Club ItrrukfUKt a Specialty.
Lobby Cooled by llattary of Kirctrio Fans.
Tho most maenincent hotel In the South.
European plan.) Itonnia sine'..- and on sulta,
with and without baths. Spacious samp!*
rooms.
Mate. ?1.S0 par day and uuward.
?rally were rejoicing over the win?
ning of the league pennant by the
Petersburg team. Three thousand
moro persons witnessed the dccidlr.f
i Xante this morning, and hundreds
I went over to Richmond to attend this
afternoon's gnme.
Powhatan* win.
Th<- Powhatan Indlins. after giving
: their war cry. to the Sidney stars' sor
. row yesterday morning at the Fair
: Grounds, were not satisfied, but Jumped
on the strong Tiger team yesterday
I afternoon on the Skrecmer diamond
, and beat the aspirants for the pennant
. I" the tune of S to I. thereby cinching
the r;.aK In the West End League. Har
j rison and Farley was the battery for
the Powhalahs In the afternoon game,
; white Powell proved the Waterloo of
: the Star.- In the morning,
i The PowhatSns, nft>'i- starting out
: bad at the beginning of the season and
losing three straight games. reor?
ganized and hHve been going strong
ever since, losing only two gamos
Since their reorganization. Th>- two
games th'-v lost in hard fought battles
to tb. iy-'i'kland team. 1 to 0 and 1
to S.
jSi'ttion ?>nlcc^ C.iis 33ap
BY SULLIVAN & COMPANY.
Renl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
I Nrrth Tenth Street
A: the request of the owners, we
will sell, to snttle an estate, at public
auction, that
Six-Room Dwelling
and Outbuildings
WITH LA ROE LOT.
1 108 N. 28th St.
also excellent building lots adjoining
same on Venahle or "Q" Street.
SEPTEMBER 5. 1911,
at 5 o'clock P. M
The above mentioned property Is
an excellent location for one who
wants a smul! honte or safe Invest?
ment. Frontage 3ft feet by 140 feet
deep, an.l will always rent well, the
present tenant having occupied the
above for a number of years.
Also rlxty-elght feet by one hundred
f> et Of vacant ground on the north
I side of Venablo or "Q" Street, between
! Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
I Streets. This location cannot he beat
for building purposes, either for a home
I or small Investment, und any one de?
siring to secure something good should
not miss thi- sale.
TERMS: Easy, and announced at
sale.
SULLIVAN * CO.
By Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
THE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
ON THE WEST SIDE OF NINTH
STREET, BETWEEN TURPIN AND
ABIGAIL STREETS, DESIGNATED
AS NO. 7 40 NORTH NINTH STREET.
In execution of a certain deed of
trust to the undersigned trustee, dated
January 2, 1S'J4. recorded In the clerk's
oftV ? Richmond Chancery Court, in
D. B. 150 "A," page 12C. default having
:>e< n made In the payment of a portion
of the money secured thereby, and
being required so to do by the holder,
of said note, 1 shall offer for sate at
public auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1911.
at 5:00 o'clock P. M .
the property above described.
""he house* has flve or six rooms, with
n good lot fronting sixty feet six
Inches, and running hack a depth of
220 feet, more or less. This property
rent.a well and with a few repairs
could be made to pay well on the in
'? ? 11 inen t.
TERMS: Cash ns to expenses of sale,
all taxes to day of sale, and the sum
of JftOO, with interest from January 2.
1911; bnlnnct upon a credit of six
snd twelve months, with Interest from
day of sale: or all cash, st the rptlrn
of the purchaser
C H. BUTTON,
Trustee.
Suction TfralcfL future 23ap&
"By N~"*W. Bo we"A^SortT
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S PALE
OF
DWELLING NO. 1226 WEST CART
STREET. AND ADJOINING VACANT
LOT. AND A VACANT LOT IN THE
REAR, ON THE EAST SIDE OF
SHORT STREET.
In execution of a deed of trust, dated
August 31. 1908, recorded In the Chan?
cery Court of the city of Richmond, in
D. B. 19S-A. page 202. I will sell by
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMDER ft. 1911,
at 5 o'clock P. M..
the desirable property above rcferrod
to.
The dwelling has seven good Tooms,
and Is located on the street corner.
It will make a most comfortable home
or a good Investment proposition. The
lots, both on Cary Street and on Short,
can be advantageously Improved and
made to pay well.
This property will he sold elthftr as
a whole or In three, subdivisions, as to
the trustee may appear best at tho
time of sale.
TERMS: Cash.
STUART BOWK,
Trustee.
N. B.?The auctioneers are prepared
to loan on tho property a very largo
portion of tho purchase money for a
term of years.
-;
Wm. B. Pizzlnl Company,
Auctioneers.
No. 723 East Main Street. City.
AUCTION SALE
OF
SPLENDID FARM OF ft'", 2-3 ACRES
DIRECTLY ON THE BROAD
STREET ROM?. ABOUT SEVEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND. AT THE
JUNCTION OF THE SPRINGFIELD
ROAD.
At the request of the owner, who]
has determined to sell, we will sell
the above property at public auction,
on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER fi, 1911,
at 4 o'clock P M ,
weather permitting.
The above farm lies beautifully,
fronting on two prominent roads, and
consists of about 30 acre? cleared and
the balance In woods. Also contains
about !50 fruit trees.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
sale. I
Conveyance will leave auctioneers'
office at 3 P. M. for those Interested
to attend.
WM R. PIZZINI CO..
Auctioneers.
"~"ja '?f??T()^-A STATED COMMUNI
cntion of Richmond Lodge. No.
/V\ 10 Ancient. Freo and Accepted
Mnsona, will be field at the Masonic
Temple THIS (Tuesday! EVEN I NO,
Soptembor 6th. at 7:30 o'olock. Work.
Members of sister lodges and transient
brethren cordially Invited.
By order of tho Worshipful Master.
H. K VANDEV ENTER.
Secretary.
Money to Lend
on Richmond city, suburbon and high
grade farm .property.
SUTTON & CO. I
?CDOOllS._^tljOOltf.
Send Your Son To
Cluster
. rings
Academy
CLUSTER SPRINGS, VA.
He will be awakened to a realization of his possi?
bilities: he will be taught how to study.
his teachers will be men of experience, who know
how to arouse his interest and imbue him with ambi?
tion.
His work and his ability will be so evenly balanced
that his progress will be assured.
His classes will be small, thereby increasing his
opportunities ONE INSTRUCTOR FOR EVERY
EIGHT RESIDENT PUPILS.
His recreation will be regular, healthful and pleas?
ant, and under the supervision of his instructors.
Your boy will advance in learning and grow in char?
acter here.
Is it right to allow him idle at home or to loaf
through life?
This school is noted for its beauty of location and
healthfulness. Send for illustrated catalog.
i&itfccllancoua. ^
CLKASING "AND PRESSING"
call la touch es. monroe: 211 j,
When you want high-class cleaning.
ptesslnK. etc. 6 South Second Stre-.-t.
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSES
I'A It LOR SUITS. COUCHES AND ODD
pieces t euphoistored. Muttressea
renovated neutly. Sanitary methods;
Reliable work. SYUNOR & HUND?
LEY. Til East Hroad. Madison a2Ul.
SHOE REPAIRING
76c IIALFSOLE UBN'8 SHOES. ?00
ladles,; every pair Hewed; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 20c; Tred-Alr rubber heels.
40c; leather beels rebuilt like new.
25c. DREWS ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Muin. Phone
Monroe ^667._
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
KEEP COOL; SLEEP IN A TENT. WE
inako them any .size. Prices reason?
able. H. E. COPELAND CO.. INC..
Awnings, Tents and Flugs. I hone
Madison 2876._
RELIABLE TRANSFER.
RELIABLE TRANSFER, MILLNER'S,
302 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
lor 25c. Claim checks Issued at tho
house for your baggage. Two men
on our wagon. We malte a spcclulty
of moving furniture and planes.
Phone MuuIhoii 1445; residents phone
Monroe 2160.
MATTRESSES! MATTRKSSE?!
WE SEN D FOR YOUR MATTRESS IN
tho morning, make It over like new.
and return It to you the anino day.
New hair mattresses u specialty. JA
j CPU UMLAUF- Phone Mudlsor. 3292
WATCH It A lit EN t*.
? YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OB
i cleaned by W'M to HI EN, JR. la a
i guarantee that It la done proparly,
' Twenty years' experience. Cleaning,
I SI; main aprlnga, $1. 40S En*' Hroad
Street. All work guaranteed.
I LAWN MOWERS.
THE BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD. THIS
la why thero are about 500 satisfied
users of the genuine Pennsylvania
mowers In Richmond. Wo also currv
the cheap stuff as low as $2.50. If
you cun't nnd It, go to McORAW'S.
1440-42 H. Main Street_
PANAMA HATTERS.
PANAMA AND STRAW HATS CLK.VN
ed. bleached. block, retrlmmcd.
AMERICAN HAT CO., Hatters. Fifth
and Marshall
LATHES' TAI LOR. '
LADIES?for THE NEXT TWO
weeks we will offer suits at re?
markably reduced prices," with a
saving to you of $15 to $20. Our work?
manship will he to the standard.
Our material of the best. Our styles
nre Imported, so are the littest. Satis?
faction guaranteed. Visit our par?
lors and be convinced. BUD MAN &
DAVIS, Ladies' Tailors and Import?
ers, 940 West Grace. Phono Madl
son 6911._S_
__.&cuooIf[. _
Miss Ellelt's School
For Girls
Opposite Monroe Park?14 N Laurel.
Richmond, VirRi'nia
Careful attention to little girls.
Athletic field outside the cltyjf Basket?
ball nnd boating. Preparatory to Bryn
Mawr College. Certificate admits to
Vassar and Rnndolph-Macon. Sweet
Briar scholarship. Tho number of
students Will be limited.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE ? v;?A'l
STUART McOtJlRK.M.D.,Pres.
Medicine- Dent?8?:ry- Pharmacy
19th Session Opens .September 12th.
New building. New equipment.
Eighty experienced teachers.
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
1 Descriptive Catalogue on request,
ate*-n-i
Lewisburg Seminary and
Conservatory of Music
In henrt of Al'.eghanles. 2.300 feet
above aoa; near Groenbrlor While Sul
pher Springs! halfway between Wash?
ington and Cincinnati, on 0. & ij- ll^ll
way. Through trains. Ling distance
phono. *?
Fine. modern buildings. electric
licht, st?nm heat. baths, gymnasium,
etc.
Standard course*, under enmpetont
teachers. In Liberal Arts and Sciences,
Music, Art. Expression and Business.
Refined. Christian Influences.
Limited to 125 boarders. $220 10 1350.
Session begins Sep'tomber i". 1911.
R, r. Sommervllle, President,
Drawer T, Lewisit urg. W. Va.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A, M. to 5 P. M.
Admission, ;!6c free on tiaturdays.
Miss A. T. Daniel
Will resume her olaas for adrig on
Monday. October 2, at her resldonoe,
SI3 Floyd Avenue.
Ladles' classes In Literature Will be
gin the drst week In November, at tl0
same placo._
Piano Lessons
Mrs. L C Tucker will reopen
music studio October 10. Locution will
be central. Address till October 1,
1215 Floyd Avenue. No extra charge
for Theory. Hnrmony and Composition.
Tell Eaen Morgan method taught.
Miss Slaughter s School for
Little Children
trill reopen at CT Went Ora.cn Street 9t?p<
teraber a. No homo work for beginner*.
AillrMi, attar the 14th. HISS 8. IS.
BLAVOHTER, 108 East Irranklin Strsot.
McGuire' tUniveriity School,
OPP. MONROE PARK. RICHMOND VA.
FORTY-SEVENTH 8E88ION begins Sep?
tember IS. Thorough preparation for uni?
versity or college. Lower School for small
boys. Principal at 7 N. Uelvldero St. Hourst
S to 1J A. M.; 2 to 5 P. M. Catalogues at
book store* or by mall. 'Phone Madison 617*.
JOHN P. irOIJIRE. Principal.
Virginia Mechanics' Institute
e
Will begin Its enrolment September
18. 1911.
I Regular night classes for Manhln
Ists. Plumbor8, Automobile Mechan?
icians, Pat tern-Mukors and other
trades. Also day classes in the after?
noon for apprentices, onco a week.
FRANK W. DUKK,
Superintendent.
Littleton Female College
Our fall term will begin September
20. 1911.
For cataloguo, address
J. M. RHODES,
_Littleton. N. a
Richmond Meg
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 Arto
lead to degrees of B. A., B. 8. and M. A, and In
Law to degree of LL. B.
Character building Is erophselseA, ape}
the Faculty does not permit the Individual to be
lost In tho crowd.
Modern, sanitary dormitories with food
boarding facilities. Equipment of every deosrt
Is first class. Etpenscs are moderate. For
catalogue and Information, address I
President F. W. BOATWRIGHT,
RICHMOND. VA.
RICHMOND ACADEMY
Richmond, V?.
Tenth session begins September 18.
The Dean is now at president's office,
Richmond College.
For catalogue, address
wm, l. pnnfCB.
Deaai
Phone Madison 2S42-3_
Miss Morris's School
for Girls
3 East Grace Street.
September 25, 1911.
Catalogue at book stores or from the
principal. MISS SUSIE P. MORRIS,
Principal, 1116 West Avenue.
frummer Rcaortst.
N^y?l??L BR fPGE MOT El
FOR HI'.ST A NU R KCRBATIOJf.
Virginia's loading ail-the-year Moun?
tain Resort. Fine hotel. Wrltn for
booklet and rates. Address
W. O. HAMILTON. Msnsser.
1-^'?-A--U- ?-1!"-Si
SftlHiitie ?itp ^c?orftf,
The St. Charles,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ?T.
Most Select Location Front lac the licu/ita
With an established reputation for Its
tx( luslvor.ess and high-class patronage,
Tlicnoughly modern and completely
equipped. Courteous service. Bathroom*
with hot slid rold. fresh anal sea watet
attachments, showers, etc. Orchestra.
Extensiv? porches overlooking the
Boardwalk ojiS Ocean. Always open.
Uolf Privileges Illustrated booklet.
NEW1 IN HAINES COMPANY.
- CONTINENTAL?.
Tennessee ave.. near Beach; always
ope". Private baths, elevator; eccst
lent table; white service; s? to |J
ial'.y; JS to ... .-? wkly. Sat. to Moo.,
li it.okleta.
MAROARET WALSH DUNCAH.

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