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Greater IUchnioad's Greatest Newspaper,
GREATEST WANT A.\l> IIBAIj ES?
TATE SI EDI U.II IN VIHGIN1A, AND
GAE OK TUE BEST IN A SIEHIG A.
Want Ad Rates
Unil?, otic rent per word when pnlil
In advance. No Ail. mkcu for lean tbiiu
ten ecu in.
?lue und one-half conta n word nil
eiuv.iUciitiuuN except Situation Wanted
tor Sunday. Situation Wanted; one com
fi ivord. No Ail. Siiinlnj- inkcn for Ich?
i Iiiiii Hftevtl ceui?.
Vii AiIm. taken for lean tlinu twenty-j
tlv? Centn ?'heu phoned In or c ha rated
in the counter.
Phone ordera nu? guaranteed.
< liixslilc ntloiin nut guaranteed after
l?::t<) I?. .11.
I'ur IhinIiicnn contract*, send for the
M nut Ail. .Mini. Phone Monroe t.
Soot antj j;ounD
tXTHT, on iii:<>.\11 AM? ' JUIX CAR.
between Harrison and Seventh
Struote. A 1?. KS .\. Prut. pin. with
initial* c. E. Ti on back. Return to
American NaHoiiiil Hank. Reward.
I.OST, NIG1IT*?"i "M .\ V 21, ONE FRESH
'Ott- und calf. Reward if returned
to lr. A. SHULTZ, lt. J.\ D. N'o. 1.
i raighlOll Road, or phone Madison
_ IgOfl-V._
Et 1ST, BETWEEN OUACE HOSPITAL
and Southern Station, a gold watch.
Kinder will please return to The
Pin? s-Di.-pntch _
LOST, SIX-MONTHS OLD COLLIE.
Return lo COSBX'S l-.MNT STORE,
? Ii W, l'.road, und rv.-i Iv reward.
l?tip Cflianu., -ijdie
...vj'i':i,,"l-|jh U. ARMY. ABLE
bodled, unmarried tuen, between age*
of Is und S6, L'ltlxens of United ntaLes,
of good character and temperate hau
M?, wiio can spttak, read und arrlte
the English language. For informa?
tion apply to Kocrultlng Officer, ?20
I. R: -?; I .'-?!? el. Ricntnond. Va.
n'ANTED, RELIABLE FARMER WiTH
good team lo cultivate large farm
near Rlcilinbitd at once. Apply Room
-?>t'. No. jj. ::oilii Ninth Struct.
V'< \NTED~ ? ? LABORERS; STEADY
work. Apply .1 AS. h. MASON. 2?j
Augusta St. Newaik. N. j.
r1 ? in es ETTEH8 WANTEl -. BY john
T. Wllstiti t;o. Write or wire E. G.
HOLLA DAY. Raleigh, N. C.
". K i. I."' 1r a I' I i operator's" wanted
by all railroad and commercial lines.
Let us leach you and then get a
good paying position. Low summer
tuition tates". M asse V BUSINESS
COLLEGE._
FIRST-CLASS BARBER AND an Ex?
pert manicurist wants work opt of
city for summer; vHl go anywhere,
Aildri 3? i: J". . are T i:.< i-Dispatch.
WANTED, EXPERIK-N" IED Wi >ODEN
tank erector for the toad; state age.
Wages wanted and references. W. E.
?. ali >wEli, I"' , :,.,,i:svr.i -. Ky.
WANTED. V < > 1 -<; MAN THAT CAN
straighten stock and be ug.-lul
around general merchandise busi?
ness. Address K >ii. care Timca
_Dispatch._
"WANTED! STrLVM FITTERS. CALL *^>S
National Bank of Virginia, Ninth
and Main. _
WANTED, A FIRST ?tCLASts WHITE
barber at once. rjsJ'i Willlamsburg
Avenue, City. _ _
WANTED. RIGGER FOREMAN. Ac?
customed to handling heavy mach'n
*? ry. Answer by letter, giving wages,
etc., lo ROBERTS tt BCHAEFER Co..
Lorraine, Va._
w?ntTii ?."" i:xti;a " salesbian for
Saturday afternoon und evening;
must have experience In retail ha-t
llsil ? Apply UNITED HAT
STORElj, [nc N". TI'- e. Main St. _
WANTED, FIRST-CLASS BOOKKEEP?
ER. GOOD SALARY. GIVE re K -
.'. lbnce.H ADDRESS X 20, CARE
TIMES- DISPATCH_
WANTED, Bl wholesale LIQUOR
house, cltj salesman to work reta'l
tradi . nun.- hut experienced and
well-qualified in, n need apply, Bring
i'eferehcos. Address wholesale.
? are Tlines-i dsputch.
w a NT EI ? IN DI ^STIt f?L INSURANCE
men. Good contract, ?.'all mornings
from v to 0, Room 10?. Main Street
. Rank flldg., e, Main and Fifteenth
Streets._
\\ ANTED. MEN AND ROYS to LEARN
automobile business; shop and roud
experience: position** for competent
ones: good salaries. CAROLINA
AUTO SCHOOL, Charlotte-. n- C._
'Wanted, good man for sub
Scrlptlou solicitor; salary and com?
mission; expenses paid. Box B,
_ _ _Btoj:. j !_
you are wanted for govern.
mcnt position; e'Nl> month. Send pos?
tal for list of positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 337
r. Rochester; N. v.__
WANTED, she ET IRON WORKERS,
steady employment for good men.
Apply RICHMOND ENGINEERING
AND' MVG. CORPORATION, FR
ati.l llr..y.n Streets._
sitiiiuion-j CUtintcD, Wale
XfAN WITH' r=Ti:i.:?: r paving exim:
rlence desires position in Richmond
as forcmitn. Address K 6^, cars
TI tiles- Dispatch.
YOUNO MAN. WELL EXPERIENCED
In the dry goods, notions, millinery
and shoe business, wishes position
as manager of general store or
ilesman in wholesale or retail store,
i .hi furnish t*r.?t reference. Address
K 21, care Times-Dispatch.
POULTRYMAN t ir ASSISTANT POUL
trymati. understands Incubators,
bro tUers, hens, ducks, etc.. wishes
position: references. Address popl
TKYMAN, caro .It. Ilempcl, Elm
Grove. W. Vn._
MTI'A 11' >N U' A NT kp? l't iSIT ION B V
registered druggist; permanent or
relleg; best referendes. Address E
2t, care Times-Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION OF
any kind, such us translator, corre?
spondent, etc. of French, Spanish,
Italian and Portuguese languages.
\ I lr, gg e or. ; if- TJmes-Djapatch.
i?clp COnmc?, Jamale
W A NT El>.' A willTK ? ;l I ASnfEl LST AI D
that can do plain sowing. Apply nt
510 E. Franklin, 0 to 11 A. M. and
s t o 9 P. M._
WANTED. AT o.M'E. A FIRST-CLASS
i.I; lor restaurant; must be sober
in.i economical. THE STRATFORD
HOTEL, Petersburg, Va._
WANTED, A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
lady to a*-si.st in attending a sick
gentleman. Address K 65, cure
Times-Dispatch._
WANTED, EXPERIENCED YOUNG
ladles In our bindery. Apply to
MITCHELL & HOTCTIK1SS._
RRESSMAN. NEW YORK PRESSMAN
oi large experience, capafldo of run
nlng largo or small orcssos on any
kind of book, magazine or othnr
Work, wishes position. FRED LOW
_CC^_. I'llm i ;rove. W. V.-i.
l}rtp, 03ale and jrcmale
' Ii ?OD POSITIONS A BSOL ? T E LY
guaranteed by taking n combined
course with us. Bookkeeping. bank
Ins, arithmetic, writing, correspond?
ence, shorthand, typewriting and te?
legraphy taught. Low summer tui?
tion rates. Send for catalogue.
_ MASSEV IH'SI NFS S CO [.LEG E.
1NDU8TRIOUS ~MEN AND WMIEN
wanted. Room 711. Mutual Building
to show every one our goods, fresh
from factory. Tho best ever pro?
duced, a necessity In every home,
factory, bank, business house, school
house, hospital, etc. Can readily earn
from $1S to ?2.> per week. Perma?
nent, pleasant, call at onco heforo
all our territory is taken. Hour*
S:30 ta lu;30 A, M. and 3;i0 to !>;i0
P. M,
protc??fonal t?rip CXUntr?
rvXf?r?i5r*^2Xc3iers j \5i t^puiilic
school and college work. Positions
open in ?11 Sou thorn States. Wrlty
for "A I'luti." SOUTHERN TEACH?
ERS/ AQBNOYj Columbia, S. C._
i&olititots ana ?aUsmcn
\VA^TKD.~lOlT^
men; salary and commission. dixie
PORTRAIT CO., INC., North Empo
rln. Va._
NOT J < ' OT T( I CONTI t .\CTO KS ' -'- 1 I T1 i S
for iho construction of a bank
'building to bo .located at Iho corner
of Hull und Twelfth Streets, South
ItichinOnd, for the Mechanics' und
Merc bants' Hank, will be received
Until 12 O'clock noon May 29, 191'J.
With each hlil there must bo filed
:i nortlllcd check for $600, payable to
.1 II. Patterson, cashier, to guar
"iitee that a contract will be eti?
ler? ?! into for the amount of the hid.
Checks will bo returned to the un
SUCCCSSfUl hitldcr.
The successful bidder will be re?
quired to execute -a trust company
bond for the faithful performance
? < f the contract.
Plan?, specifications and Informa?
tion may be obtulni 'I from IKo archi?
tect. Albert F. liuutt. 1107 East
.Main Street. Richmond. Vtt.
The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids submitted.
Mult will i.<; scaled ?nd addressed
to the undersigned.
J, II. PATTERSON,
Cnshler Mechanics' and Merchants'
li.-.nk. _
PATENTS.' pr EE PERSONAL, CON
sultatlon In Hichmoud with luven*
tors; fifteen years' experience: sat's?
factory references, s. H. LVA.N?,
Patent Attorney, B"t ?84, Richmond.
V?. _
NOTICE Ts HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the next meeting of the Hoard of.
Visitors of the University of Vlr
Klula election of the following Pro?
fessor? will bo considered:
One Professor of Greek,
One' Professor of Astronomy,
One Professor of Education,
j Application or correspondence re?
gard'ng same may be addressed to
the President.
By authority of
ARM1STBAD C. GORDON,
_Rector.
OPF1CES . GLEANET> daily. RICH
MONO HOUSE CLEANING co., ?2t
North Second._
St "MM Kit S?:ilt)6u teach ERINO
bookkeeping, shorthand and telegra?
phy, at S02 East Broad Street Lite
scholarships for only JST.r.O. Write,
cull or telephone for catalogue. MAS
BEY BUSINESS COLLEGE._
WANTED, i ll E PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAIINKE BROS. Jewelers. 512
Kast Mala .Street, buy. sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
; LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver always taken in exchange.
2c>usinr0s Oppoctunlfif?
Wanted. ~.\~ LIVE oTFfYcb" MAN
With $'.'.">00 capital; will pay $1,500
salary i>> r year. Your closest Inves?
tigation Invited, it you mean busl
ness address K 61, care Tlmcs-DU
patch._
u it IK ing k?r BUSINESS? ?? ft
typewritten letters will nud it. In?
expensive and always net an inl'-r
vlcw. Box 1142, Richmond, Va.
leaiix-moke and earn more.?
Our practical business courses will
bring you a jtood position sure. Spe?
cial Inducements to early enrollers.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE
jfeummcv J-lonrbing
61ggS i 5 .TTAiiK. FRONTING CHEBA
peake Hay. modern in every respect.
Boating, bathing, modern plumbing;
hot and cold water, shower baths.
MKS If. At DIGGS. Box.S. Ocean
View. Va._
OC ba N v Ibw, VA., NORTH CAROLINA
Cottage; splendid table; all convenl
< nces. Weekly and transient rat' a
upon request. Atldrcss MRS. J. C.
KA RROW._
TUE H au i'a x INN. li?l.'ST? >N. VA..
Iron and llthia water. High, cool
elevation among the hills of Vir?
ginia, on Norfolk and Western Rail?
road. Large, airy rooms, halls and
porches. Excellent table. Specially
; educed rales to summer boarders.
For reservations address THE PRO
1'KlKToK. IIal:lax_lnn._Hou3to:i. V.l.
W ANTED, SUMMER HuAlinKHS;
large country home, shady lawn. 100
yards from station and pOSt-offlcC,
live miles from CharloUcsvllle.
Terms reasonable. Address MISS
sali.ik w. SMITH. Shadwell, Albe.
marie Co.. Va._j
KUI'lHTi'N FENTKESS COTTA O E.
Ocean View. Va. Special rates for
parties. Fishing, bathing. Write for
particulars._
Iii >l" i .EVA KI ? iXX. ON HAMI'ToN
I ROads, country and seashore com?
bined, with city conveniences, Send.
I for literature to tho MISSES TAKE.
i Hampton. Va._^_
j "C_i IV ERFIELDS." COMFORTABLE
country resort, open all year, in beau?
tiful Piedmont hills of Albemarle;
S] :ous grounds of shade and grass I
tennis, swimming pool, horses or
stabling, mountain brejzes; circular;
city references; county houses sale
or : < nt. "RANDOLPH," Kcswlck.
_Va. _
"ROUGEMONTCONVENIENT TO c.
& O. Road, 800 feet abovo tide. No
malaria or mosquitoes, 1-dirge, shady
lawns. Beautiful scenery. Twin's,
croquet, etc Rooms largo and cool.
Address DICKINSON, Cob ham, Va.
RUTH COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW. WA
ter front, next to new dance, pa?
vilion; large, new dining room; mod?
ern improvements, good boating,
bnthlng, fishing, shower baths, spe?
cial rates for May and .Mine. For
rates apply -MKS. E. B. Ml.UtS.
Soacfifng
mai?6s" franca;se, ""Til north
Eighth Street, Richmond, Va., Louis
Chevalier, Prop, (late chef Pulaco
Hotel, San Francisco, and chef Met?
ropolitan Club, Washington, D. C),
catering and preparing for prlvuto
dinners a specialty; French table
d'hote dinner dally. 5:30 to u P. m-,
60c.; lunch daily. 11:30 A. m. to 3
P. m., 40c; mods also served a la
carle. For private dinners. etc.,
cooks will be furnished at residences
If desired. Phone Mudlson i 938.
fTrST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
permuncnt, transient and table
bourdcrs can be sccutcd wllh mrs.
HORACE WELFOKD JONES, at 200
E Franklin .Street. Gentlemen a spt
_c laity._
ROOMS WITH BOARD. MKS. B. S.
I 8M1T~. 301 E. Grace._
ONE LARGE FRONT room, NIOELY
furnished, with board, $r. per week,
?l<"'2 Eft's t Main. I'honc Madison 17 a -.
"BOARDERS WANTED; NICE ROOMS.
MISS FALMORK., 313 East Franklin
Street.
MKS. f. kv BOWERS, 116 ET FRANK
IIli, rooms and borvrd for permanent
and transient guests. Dining room
Well equipped.
Bral tS?tafc $01 Kent
for"itext. i't-Koon' ciitt'ag_? iti;.
nished, at Capo Henry, V.l.; conven?
ient to cars; good water; plenty
porch; near new pavilion. Address
MRS. C. H. FEREBBE, 610 East
Hrahmletoti Ave., Norfolk, Yn.
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. \V. BOWE Ac SON itibures
best results.
FOR RENT,.. PRIVATE .- .OFFICE IN
suite nnd joint u!=o of ? reception
room; comfortable, convenient build?
ing. If rented promptly, sin. Ad?
dress K 63. fa re Times-PI?. Pa t c h.
FOR RENT, SECOND" AND Till nil
floors. 4(io East Broad. Street, about
fi.oon feet Moor space, suitable for
ledge rooms er bualnts^ locution.
What kind ?,f paper?
AKSWER TO yesterday'S PTJSZLB.
Mi' '?Jl3.Nl.HA I> Mi;iiCANTIl3'"??Si'',
jicss In Sussex county, forty-live '
Hillen of Richmond, Va.; eight miles;
of the Atlantic Coast Line. An es- I
lubllshcd business Hland of twenty
l.v- years. lli.QOO to $20.000 trade;1
books open to inspection to any one
that means business. 14.000 to $5,000 I
Block, Which can bo reduced to suit,
j buyer if he wish. Terms will lie
made very easy. AUdec:?a C $30. ea.ru
Times Dispatch,
PIANO |: WRIGHT ? SUNS. KIM.
size, upright, ir. perfect order. Can j
bo bfUKiit on easy terms. DEB FEII
GUSSON I'lAND COMPANY. No. 113!
_East Proud .Street. j
FOR WAGONS GO To RICHARDSON
BROS.. 61i Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing and rubber-tire worn.
__ Madison 1467._ *_
FOP. KALE. NO. C P? I?Sl'JM!"r Ell
steam pump, will pump 4-j per cent,
sand or mud; 3-inch discharge, nall
Ineh steam. Also 60-H.-P. boiler, 15
I II.-P. engine, two steam drills; one
j double drum holst, one aingle-drurii
I hoist, derricks, ears and track; two
j horsepower hoist, winches and gen* |
( oral quarry or contractor's equip- ;
! merit. Address 11 si, caro Times
Dispatch._
PIANO? 1190 MARSHALL, & WIXDELL
upright, mahogany case. In good con- |
drTio::. Will nave to be seen tri ur.
appreciated. LEE FERGU3SON
PIANO '.>->?. No. 113 East Jl:oaU
Street._I
SOJA BEANS.?GOOD STOCK, LIMIT
ed quantity. Also Ma<-k. clay and
mixed peas. For sale- by D. ETHKlt
1DGE <t CO., 21-33 Commerce Street,
Norfolk. Va-_
; WANTED, TO SELL ONE FIRST
class upright piano. W. FRED
RICHARDSON (INC.). Storage De?
partment, Cvl \S est Main.
\-<) "LOADS Ol- SAND TO CONTRAC
tors. JNO. R GIIIMES. 14 N. Thr
11etil Str.-et. Rhone Madison 21Si-L
FOR SALE. STOCK OF GENERAL
merchandise, dry goods, groceries. !
shoes ant) hardware. Will sell at SO
cents on the $1 to quick buyer. New
stock and a bargain. JNO B. HAL
j LI OAK, Smoky Ordinary. Va. _
PIANO?510", "BP YS A STANDARD- ',
make piano; easy terms. LEE FE ID
GUSSON PIANO Co., No. 119 East
Broad Street._j
SAVE $12.60 TO $20 ON A LIFE \
scholarship for commercial, short?
hand or telegraphy course by en?
rolling now. Telephone, write or call
for f?ll particulars. MASSEY BUSI?
NESS COLLEGE _
FOR. SALE. A SPLENDID SEOOND
hahd Victoria of tho best make. De?
lightful vehicle to ride in. Address
P. O. Box 7.':'. Richmond. Va.
*75.oo?ImanxTla player, a har
galn for this well-known Instrument,
FEE FERGUSSON piano CO.. No.
113 East Broad Htrcet._|
EXCAVATING OUTFIT COMPLETE,
cheap it sold at once; condlliuu
good. 1. BEDFORD & CO._|
for SALE, one SECOND-HAND Vic?
toria, alto two good lop wagons: a
full line of open and top wagons.
These are bargains. Buggies, sur
reys and runaoouts; repairing and
repainting a specialty. Sec B ,C.
Ii 1 tlSTOW. 15 N. Eighteenth StrecL
5385 PIANO?DAVENPORT & TREACV.
cost $550, like new, contains tlu
special Davenport & Treacy features.
mahogany ease. If you want en*,
of the best pianos made buy this
at the bargain price. LEE FERGUS
SON PIANO CO.. No. 119 East Broad
Street._
our WA< IONS can not B B EQU a LED
unywhere at any trice: largest
stock tops and open; cr.sy terms. A.
MEYER'S sons. 731 e. Cary Street.
SEVERAL SECOND-HAND VEHICLES
cheap; one rubber tire runabout,
good order, $36. cost 5150; one $05;
one top buggy, $37.50; one $1"; also
farm wagons from $:!i> to 165. THOS,
ii. DUKE & CO., S04 Brook Avenue.
?65.00?FINE PARLOR ORGAN, IX!
perfect order and guaranteed. Cost
$125. Can bo bought on easy terms.
LEE FERGUSSON PIANO CO.. 119
F.ast Broad Street.
for sale" ONE SECOND-HAND
phaeton with rubber tires and In
good order; suitable for u physician.
THE call-WATT'COMPANY. 13 s.
I'll te.-nt Ii Str. el.
BREAKING ur HOUSEK EEpTnTT,
will sell all ho'uschold furniture
druggets, rugs, one elawfoot table;
also one piano; all cheap. 115 South
_Third Street, first flat.__j
TEX (10,"SHARES OF "R. U BARNES
Saf- and Lock Co." S per cent, pre- i
ferred stock for sale. State best
price. Address K ;V. care Tithes
Dlspatch._
Fol: SALE. NO. 3 FRICK SAWMILL.
POINDEXTER & EL-AM, Trovillans.
Va.
Uml estiite CCtantro
Farms ""wanted, we s en i >' l >T
rent buyers to owners of Improved
farina und cotohial estates anywhere
lu Virginia and the entlro South.
Describe property Cully, state lowest
net price, smallest cash payment and
longest time on balance. Our ser?
vices do not coat owners anything.
Only actual owners need reply.
SOUTHERN IIOME9EEKEHS! hi -
heap. Wilkesl.oro. n. c.
wanted. to rent A FARM; trip
ty years' experience; have live boys, I
und would work on shares. j. t.
jeffries, old Chinch. Va.
"wanted. to purchase vacant'
property on Monument, Floyd. Park,
Hanover or Stuart Avenues, be
tween Boulevard ami .Roscneath
Road. Slate locution and lowest
cash price. Address Box n'o. 222,
Richmond. Va.
LIST YOUR FARMS W ITH J. A. CON?
NELLY .t CO. W rite postal for nec?
essary Man k.u.
Rooms ?vi Rent
114 ~nY>KVH"'' EUE' S-ANTLV
furnished, clean rooms; bath', phone,
ce ntral.
FOR RENT. TO GENTLEMEN, FTJIt
nished room, adjoining bath. Apart?
ment 4. The Hanover. Madison
cm a-j._'
DELIGHTFUL, COOL ROOM, i'cp"
ulshcd and every convenience: gen
tleman. A 52. care Tlme.i-THnuaicii
WILL RENT to COUPLE wTthOiTt
children, two unfurnished, cotiriect
in>v robinsi olectrlc lights, hot water
and central locdtlon. Address a 62,
care Tlines-Dlsuuich.
feitiifft.on? CCltmteu, .female
l~ady l?rrTN7"ri:APin:i: " "deshies|
position; can furnish lirst-claas ref?
erence.*. Address M, E. W.. STENOG-]
rauher, care I'm ?tmastor, Ontario,'
Va._
Real<E0tate j?oc l?nlc
nT6bT xi':\\r iioi-'sk' AT ' bensiIby'S';!
Soven rooms, with two a<-re3 lands
houso cost much as price asked for
property; good terms, on car lino
to Petersburg. .\ iure bargain.
PA RK er-RAGB V CO., No 714 Mu
tual Building 1'honc Madison 39"i
MOST DESIRABLE HOUSE, llioil
land Parks iilne-rooni residence: hot
and cold -water, range, etc.; half
block of car line, ?5x140; $H'0 cash:
balance monthly or quarterly pay?
ments. Price, $2,750. PARKER
bagrv CO.; IN'". No. 711 Mutual
Building. Madls..,, ;;:.7S._ I
40 l-'llKT BY ? 'IKoVK AVENUE,
between Meadow and Rowland:
J97.50 per foot A. J. WARREN. 41">
North Sixth Streit^_|
E X C E 1. I, e N T INVESTMENT?200.
acre farm, rluht on Southern Rail?
way. In Amelia county; small 4-room
house, one barn; 60 acres open, bal?
ance In timber, abundance of gra*x.
well watered. This Is the beat bar?
gain in Amelia, when location, to
Bother with other features are. con?
sidered. Price. $12.GO per acre. j. O.
EGGLESTON. Ainefla. Va._
FOR SALE, FORT_ FEET ON THE
Boulevard near new baseball pave
only $110 'lo^t Apply to OIBBO
NEY & NT*1 !K EES. Eleventh and'
Main._
"paultrg, JDets anrj kibe ?tock j
?OP.SrfS- ')tESTr' l'l alf-'SflLL- (iiT Y;
Virginia blue gra^s. board and pas?
ture; terms. Madison 40S7-Y.
BREEI >E1 1S~ ?TTENTION!?IMPORT,
ed French coach stallion Figaro
42C1, registered 'n the French and
American Stub Rooks. 16.1 hands.
1,200 pounds. Plloao 102. Imported
Spanish jack. 11 hands and sound.
Ht Mechanlcsvllle stock 1'nrm. four
milt3 north Richmond. W. J.STRAIN
I Si SON. Rout.- i, C'ty. i
personals
II LEWIS. t/at'fF.s' TAILOR, 3)3
WEST GRACE STREET.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HL'GIIES'S. 20; North Third.
CClantcn
WAN'i ED, BY YoFNU~'MAN."iJeSIC '
i ? room In any of tne three otlb e build
Hi-s for one desk and Illing cabinet
Would also like the services of a
! stenographer for one or two d.-.y3
In the week. Pasty will be out ,,r
the office most ol the time. Address
e 20. care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
make YOUR CHILD INDEPENDENT \
by giving him or her a practical bus?
iness course. Special low tuition
tat?? for a limited time. MASSEY
RUSfXESS_COLl.EGE. _
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH,
household goods In any quantity.
Phone Madison 3S51.
Coal anti CcIoob
WOOD VND COAL.
OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY,
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company. $1,50 half-cord. DA?
VID M. LEA & CO. Phone Monroe!
6S6._
IF YOU BURN WOOD JUST CONSULT
headquarters over phone or get on
car and como to mi otllcp, where
you can see a sample and net de?
livery In 30 minutes by automobile
truck. LONG; THE WOOD MAN. lf.06
West Broad.
l\cliafaEc ?Tran??fer
RE LIABLE TRANSFER.?MILLNER'S,
302 North Ninth Street, liauls trunks
for 25c. Claim checks Issued at the
bouse for your baggage. Two men
on our wagon. Wo make a special-,
ty o: moving furniture and pianos.
Phone Madison ] 145.
Rooms dQIantcb
j WA?a-1-H\~B\
furnished room. West End; private
family preferred. k 62. care Times.
I dspatch.
S i ? RN1SHED ROOM, B Y GENTLE
men; central location preferred^
State pri.e. Address K 53, caro
Tlmes-Dlspatch.
?iuibeno iiotiee?.
T'Hh'roaed OF DIRECTORS oF lllE
D, It. Midyette Company. Inc.. have
declared a quarterly dividend of one
(p;i per ?-??iilum. on their partici?
pating gold bonds, payable MAY 31
to holders of record May 20. h?12.
C. G. WALLACE. Secretary.
JDissolution Notices.
f i I i: l - a i: t n E R s 1111 ? ' he RETOFOR E
existing between R- B. Cooke aim
W. It. Sattorwhlte, under the stylo
of tho Union Market, 6 North Addi?
son street. Is this day dissolved l>y
mutual consent, said Snttcrwhlte as?
suming all of the debts of said con?
cern and hereafter conducting said !
business under name o' The Un'oni
Market. W. B. SATTERWH1TE,
R. B. COOKE
-t?ectmi$3
notice is in-nn-Hn7^ gTven that1
the annual meeting of the stock?
holders of the Kline Motor Car Cur- i
poration will be held at the olllcc
of the Company, American National
Hank Building, Richmond, Va., an
the 7TH DAY OF .IENE. nil', at 12
o'clock noon, for the transaction of
such business as may lawfully come
before tho mooting,
B\ otdc: of tile Hoard of Directors,
_ D. ft. MIDYETTE, Secretary.
~~Z A CA LLED "com m un i<' a tt on 1
Vty nfthi Richmond Randolph l?dgc,
/V\ No II?. Ahclcht, Flee and \
cepteel Masons, will be held In the Ma
qona' all, Franklin, near Eighteenth
Street. TillS (Thursday) evening1
May 23, 1912, at r. o'clock, for work III
the Master Masons' degree.
All Muster Masons in good standing
are fraternally Invited.
Bv older Of the Master.
W. A. CLARE E JR.,
Sccrcta ry.
$?iinkrupt _9ocirtB,
I NOTICE ?F FIR.-t meeting <
CREDITORS.
In the mailer of I No. H47.
JACOB S KlNSTElN; 1 In
Bankrupt. \ Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT .OF VIRGINIA:
To Iho creditors of JACOB S KIN
STEIN, of Richmond, in the county of
Henrlco and district aforesaid
Bank runt ?
Notice Is heroby given thai on tho
16th day at May. A. D. 1912, the
said JACOB S. EINSTEIN was duly
adjudicated bankrupt, and that tho first
meeting of his creditors will bo
held in my o?fice, Rooms Nos. S02
and SOU. American National Bunk
Build. Richmond. Va., on the 1ST
DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1912, at 10
o'clock in tho forenoon, at which llnio
the Bald cradltora may attend, prove
their claims, nppolnt a trustee, exam?
ine the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
TIIOS. B. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
! Mai- 22.
33iorrllancou?
blu' coyerb.
IN UNBN AND CRETONNE. :'OR BED
room or parlor. Zia<\v to rtt. SYD
NOR St HUNDLEY. INC.. ?cvonlh Olid
Orace. Madison 3204.
talkinij machines.
if quality of tone you are
looking for, tin- Edisoifhas them ;.u
beat. C. R. HAYN KS Sr. rtt.. 121 W
| _ Broad._
HARDWARE.
USE OCR IC. K. K. POLISH F< >R FUR
iillure ami floors, it br'ghtons things
i tip. kills all germs. Manufactured by
_KBNNEDY BROS KEEL AM
WINDOW AND 11 OESE
I CLEANING. STAINING. WAXING
I Hours, now houses a specialty. WIK
LIAM FIELDS. Monroe 3959 I.
EDISON.
'BEFORE YOU BUY A PHONOGRAPH
come and hear the Edison. C. H.
I HAYN ES ? CO._
8HOE K:-.l AMUNO.
7Bc. HALFSOLB ME.VS SHOES, 09c.
ladles, every pair sewer, best leath?
er; no nails, tic pegs. Royul rub?
ber heola, 25c; T red-Air rubber heels.
4 0c: leather heels rebuilt ltko new,
26c. DREWS ELECTRIC SHOE
i FACTORY, 71? E. Main. Phone Mon?
roe 2(67.
IX) ANS.
$5,060
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watcites at New York rat- N. K.
JACOBS & son. No. 2is North Ninth.
ANYTHIN(l IN BASEBALL GOODS OR
llahlrig tackle that you want. KEN
NKDY BROS, ?t KELLAM.
TYPEWRITERS.
WOE ED YOU SHOW UL'K WHOLLY
! visible typewriter to your friends
ami let them see wherein It excels
any 1100 typewriter made, !( you
could without costing you one colli
have the typewriter to keep forever
as your own? Then write us for
lull particulars. EMERSON TYPE
WRITER CO.. Box e. Woodstock. 111.
HOUSE CLEANING.
WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS
?windows washed; cleaning new
houses n specialty. WILLIAM JOHN-I
_SON. ID'S North i-lr.-t. Monroe 3120 !
WHY NOT CUT YOI K GRASS EARLY I
an.l often, to have a pretty lawn.'
! We have the best lawn mowors, and I
! a prent price. KENNEDY BROS ft
I RE REAM. I
PIANO HOSPITAL.
WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN THE RE
building and repairing ol pianos and
player pianos; not a side Issue to
a music house. We have the In- I
dorscmenl Of all the leading musl- ]
clans. Investigate us before having
your piano done over. Estimates,
iree. BOPP & FERGUSSON, 103 E.
Main.
BAKERY.
DRINKARD'S CHERRY AND PINE-'
apple pics have the run of the town. I
If you miss this you miss a treat.!
onlv 10c. DRINKARD'S, Sixth ar.d,
'-'ay-_I
SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS, j
SCREENS MA DE To ORDER. PULL
line doors, II lb $2.25; window:
screens, adjustable, 25c to tiOc each.
We carry the full line. Pi ices we
guarantee to be right. HOWBLL
BROS.. 602 E. Broiiu Street.
LAWN MOWERS.
$2.50 BEYS A GOOD MOW ICR: $5.00
buys a ball-bearing one. l^ook us
over. Wo carry everything you want.
HOWEE1. HKuS. B0J E. BioatL_
ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL.
DELIVERED ANY PAKT OF THE
city or suburbs, five gallons for 6u
cents; no odor; no smoke. HOW ELL
BROS 602 Easl lirood.
KYAB1NE VARNISH STA IN.
NOT THE CHEAP KIND, BUT the
best made. Costs more, but wears
better. Ask us about It. HOW ELL
BEOS. t>u2 E. Broad._
PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES.
NO ODOR' NO SMOKE! EVERY STOVE
guaranteed. Complete, with glass
door hiii! three burners, $11..">o. HOW
ELL BROS., i.?j E Broad Street.
BASEBALL GOODS.
EVERYTHING IN BASEBALL GOODS
! and ttshing tackle Sec us b -tore
buymg. ELBA HARDWARE CO.,
j corner Henry and Broad._
WINOOVv AND "'liotiR SCREENS nV
the best. Including the very lo-i
price, makes it a pleasure to see our
stock. Prompt delivery. By KEN
NEDY BROS. A: KELLAM, No. s East
Broad._I
SANITARY POLISH ' '
FOR FURNITURE AND FLOORS OF
uli kinds use "Elba Sanitary Polish",
it brightens up nil furniture, beauti?
fies tne floors and kills all germs.
Manufactured by us, ELBA HARD
WARE CO._
PAINTS AND FLOOR STAINS.
IF YOU want any REAL GOOC
paints or lloor stains, see us; our ;
goods last longer, look better, unu
are better, than any1 In the city. We
carry all colors, and prices reason?
able. See our stock blfore Ou> tilg. I
EI .RA HARDWARE Co.. i2j West
Broad. _
LAWN MOWERS.
START CUTTING Yol'R GRASS EAR
ly and keep a pretty lawn. L'so.
one ot our good lawn mowers, we
h oe .-. nlCJ Hue. ELIJA HARDWARE
_CO._
RELIABLE HAT REPAIRING
MEN'S SOFT. STIFF AND SILK HATS,!
I Panama aha straw hats cleaned.
i blocked, retrlniniotl like new; manu
I act u ring, retailing, repairing.
AMI.KUAN HAT CO., 501 E. Mar?
shall, corner Fill li St: eel.
~ FLlf TIME.
SCREEN DOORS. WINDOWS AND FLY
Wire lit the lowest prices and D g iod
grade to select from; deliver! prompt!
ELBA HARDWARE CO, 122 Webt
I lie.1.1 Street.
G." RDEN TOOLS.
lawn RAKES; GRASS SCYTHES, LA
tiles' trowels, noes, etc.; hedge and;
pruning shcurs, CLARKE, Har?wiire,I
1215 Main Street.
FEV SCREENS.
METAL FRAME WINDOW SCREEN.-,
adjustable; slay In and keep ll'es
out. Screen door.s and screen wire.
CLARKE. Hardware. 1215 Main St.
la un MOWERS.
LAWN MOWERS; $2 50 and Up?
wards; high-grade, bull-bearing, it
pays to buy a good one. CLARKE,
Hardware. 1215 .Main street. _
WATCH ($BPAI/tING.
YOLK WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by wm TOBIEN. JK.. Is a guar?
antee thut It nine properly; 20
years' experience. Cleaning, $1; main
springs. $1. 4?S Ea6t B.-oad Street.
PROTECTION.
ORIENTAL Ol! DOMESTIC RUG
Should e cleaned by KAMDOURIAN, I
215 North First.
FOR paints ,\M> FLOOR STAIN' WK
have the finest; none better than
Lucas's; AI colors nnd our prices itru
remnrknble, s. o us before buying.
KENNEDY BROS. &. kellam.
COURT ADJOURNS
UNTIL NEXT WEEK
Work Suspended That Attorneys
May Attend Convention
in Norfolk.
[Spot tu] to The Timps-lMsP.it. Ii. 1
Uncaater, Miy 8i.^-T|io May
term ?,f the Circuit Court or I
Lancaster county brought .?,t the aver-1
ago crowd on such occasions, hut. ow?
ing to tlid fact that nearly all the
members o rthc bar are delegates to
the st:tt.- Democratic Convention, and
Judge Wright Is n lay delegate to tho I
council of the Episcopal Church, both1
?f which win meet this week, th,- ses-:j
sioti of lit, curt was suspended yes- '
tctdav. to h.- resumed on the SSth.
During tu., afternoon a tin- portrait!
"f the lion, jamos W. Urcshnm was'
iinvelled and prevented to the county
through tile Circuit Conn. The pre-1
scntntton speed, was n.udo by Walter
B. Ilathhwdy, who. In the coins.- of his
remarks, read a letter from the ven?
erable Dr. Thomas S Mtinaway. of
Frcdortcksburg, paying a high tribute
to the character of Mr. Grcshant, The
portrait was accepted by Comnion
weiith's Attorney Frank ?I. Newhiu
and Judge Wright. Mr. Grosnhm was.
prior to the War ,,r Secession, one of
j the most prominent citizen* of Lan
i caster, being a member of the old
I County Court, a vestryman of old
Christ Church and a member of the
Mouse ,.r Delegates. Me was an old
Line Whig, and was strenuously op?
posed to the Secession of Virginia;
I i?ut when Virginia seceded he throw
\ in his lot with the people of his
I Slate, dying in IS62.
After the adjournment of the court,
a meeting of farmers was held in the
j courthouse, for the purpose of pro
' curing an agricultural demonstrator
for the counties of I .a near, t er and
Northumberland. Judge John <". Ewell
was made chairman; and Walter E.
Hathaway offered ??< resolution request?
ing the Board of Supervisors to make
the appropriation necessary to secur
f it ex the Services of a scientific demon?
strator. Si.che: in favor of the prop?
osition were made by Mr. Ilithiiway.
Dr. Krank W. Lewis. Warner Ball and
Captain Samuel P. (Jrcshain. The reso?
lut:..:? was unanimously adopted amid
groat enthusiasm, and as soon -is the
Northumberland fanners can hold a
m.cling It i< very certain that siml
liu action wMII be taken there. It Is
only necessary lor these two coun?
ties to make Abe small appropriation
of $::.o each to secure the services of
a demonstrator, the Federal govern?
ment furnishing the rest, it Is confi?
dently predicted that this movement
will result In great agricultural ad?
vancement In the lower counties of the
Northern Neck.
Among those who attended court
here was Thomas .1. Wheeler, of
Northumberland, a former mombor of
Compuny A. Fortieth Virginia Itegl- |
mi ni. now eighty-eight years old. but i
active as a boy anil capable of walk- |
tue ninny miles without fatigue. d
Will Meet In llnlel???,
I Special 10 The Times-Dispatch.1
i Salisbury, N. C, May 22.?Announce?
ment Is made by nr. M. .1. Bauland.
'? secretary of the North Carolina Vet
erlnury Medical Association, thai the
organisation will meet In Rnlelgn
June SB and 2?. Dr. U > Herring, ot
Wilson, is president "f Die prgnnlsn
Hon. and it is expected "'at there will
be ,i large attendance from all parts
of iPf- State. In the forenoon of .Mine
the state Board of Modi, ni Ex?
aminers, of which Dr. T. A. Roberts,
of Raleigh is secretary, will tnoet at
Agricultural and Mechanical College to,
p;,.. upon examinations._
automobiles (or S^k^^l
USED FORD OARS, 1905, 1906, 1907,
19uS. H'09, 1910; two. three and tlvo
passengcr; In excellent condition;
owners purchasing 1912 models. Will
sind Instructor hon:- with out-of
town purchasers KORD AUTO CO..
1629 W. Broad Street.
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The moct Riugtiitieeii: hotel In the
South. European PlUtl. Rooms single
ami e.i suite, with ami without Laths,
.is sample rooms.
Rale. $1.50 per da-. ?hrl Howard.
GREAT
T
?I.
118 W. 57th St.fi 109-121 W. 5GtbSt.
New York
Absolutely Fireproof
An exclusive, new rind thoroughly
modern hotel, ail.oiling its guests an
unexcelled combination of accessi?
bility, comfort und convenience.
400 Rooms, each with Private Bath.
Siotlt Roorni will B.lb and Shcwtr, $2.CO and {2.50
Uoiblc3.00 " 3.50
Cuisine mid service of the hiithcst order,
with exceptionally moderate prices.
ItLOSTSATSD BOOKLET DPOS SEOUnST.
"/(friil Toil. :' Hotel for iVeto 1'orfc CtfV,
Smil/ai- llliutrated llonklct and Komi Jfnp
L. E. REED, Manager
The Henry Clay Inn
Is n"w most attractive, with its beau- I
llful lawn and moonlight 'nights. I
htery attraction for automobile par
tics. Also fully erjulppi,! for partiei
tvishlng to Rave the hot. dustv city.
The Valentine Museum
E1*EV*.N i'lt AND CLAV b'TKEi
Qp:n daliy from l? \. M. to ; ;?. M.
Admlss'en. T.<- Fr?* on Saturdays
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
OPEN ? A. M. TO 6 P. M.
Admission. 26o, Free ou &*iurdayr, I
By N. W. Howe & Son.
Heal Estate Auctioneers. .Jjj
commissioner's and exeoptotv-C
BALIS OF
NO. 427 west MATN street.-a,1\
auction.
In conformity with a decree of the)
Chancery Curt of the city of Rloh-j
niond. rendered May 20, 1911. In thai
"Hit of "Anne K Georgo's executor vs.j
Robinson et als.,- I will sell jjy pubilo.
auction, on the premises, on
TIRIRSDAY, MAY 23, 1912.
at 6 o'clock P. M.,
thai desirable eight-room dwellings'
referred to, with the lot upon,
|t stands, irontlng IS feet and!
runn t>? hack about ir.o feet to a pub-1
nil In the rear. Main Street prop?
erties uro logically moving up in,.;
value.-, s.ecaus.. it rapidly becoming;.
.' ifare. Attend and
net h bargain.
TERMS: One-third cash, and the.",
residue ' n two equal Instalments, at
six and twelve, months, for notea. with
IntcrJst added and title retained; or
all cash, at tho option of the pur- , g
chaser.
CATtRIE m '?oi/jtlTT,
Executrix of A. e. (ieorge, deceased.
and Spe H 1' ommissioner.
I hereby certifv that the bond re
qtilred of the aforesaid -pedal com
mlssioner has been duly eiven.
C n s VV1LLE. Clerk.
By Pollard * llagby.
Auction Sale to the Highest
Bidder of No. 320
Addison St.
\V( will sell at auction, on the prent-.
Is >.
THURSDAY, MAY 23. I
at 6 o'clock,
the above mentioned desirable eighty
room modern hriek house. The prop-|
: erty will positively he sold, so com*,
nd ?et a hargaln.
TERMS: 1500 rash; balance easy. j
I'q-.r.t Hl> It AGB Y. ^
?urrion fenlcs. jp?t?S ?D?"p0
! By^?r^"n~?k'Redd. '
Ren! Estate Atictloneevs.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALB
OF
That Attractive andi
Very Desirable Sub
urban Home, on Four-}
qurean Lane, One of}
Our Most Beautiful!
Thoroughfares, AcM
joining the Former,
Home of Thomas Cr
Ruffin, Esq.
Bj virtue of a "certain deed of trust,
dated May 16. 1910, and recorded in'
tho llenrtco county Circuit Court
clerk's office, in D. B. 1SS-IJ. page 321,
default having been made lu the pay?
ment of a portion of the debt secured
thereby, ami havinK been .required by
the beneficiary thereunder so to do, we,
the undersigned trustees, ?will, on,
SATURDAY, MAY 25. 1012.
at 5:30 o'clock 1'. M..
on the premises, proceed to sell at
.public auction inr property conveyed
) therein, viz:
All that certain lot of land, with a
I frame dwelling and all oilier Improv*
I merits thereon, lying and being in the
county or Hetirlco, Va., about one mile
, north of the city of Richmond, begin?
ning at tnc northeastern Intersection
of the ril ihmond and Mettrlco Turn?
pike ami Fourqurean's l.ane. thence
running ca.-twardly along tho north?
ern line of I'ourqurcau's Lane two
hundred and ninety (290) feet, and ex,
tending hack two rundred and forty
tin .? (243) feet six (G) Inches, and
containing 1.827 acres, more or leas.
Tho dwelling is exceptionally well
built, with ten largo looms, bath, lavu
I to. Tner,. are also on the prop?
erty a servants' dwelling, containing
four rooms; largo stable, carrlugu ?
Douse, chicken house and numerous
otltcr outbuildings, which, with a large
yarn, amide shade, line water, a va?
riety of Irtttt, beautiful shrubbery ana
healthful surroundings, combine to
make this an Ideal suourbun home.
'I'niy property 1- only a .short dis?
tance from two car lines, with a grano
llttllc sidewalk all the way to one of
them,
To attend this sale, take Highland
Park car at Seventh and Broad Streets
not later than 5:16 I'. M., and get Ottl
at Fourqurean's Lnne; go westwardiy'
a short distance, and you wili und the
rcu Hag and some one to show you
the property.
This is a rare chance to buy a coun?
ts home, only a few minutes from tho
.cut of the city, at half its value, us
tins property !s going to be sold for
Hie high dollar.
TERMS: Cash.
E. L. RUFFTN.
Trustee.
W. P. REDD.
Trustee.
X. B.?Whereas to-* above sale Is for
cash, yet very litieral terms can ba
nail upon application to the auction- j
Cera.____!??
Blum?n .v c .tn".!ny.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
TRUSTEE S AUCTION SALE
of Sat
VACANT lot on south SIDE OF
FRANKLIN STREET. BET\VE-ES(
CLEVELAND and TILDEN SA'tn
In oxeciitlon of u deed ?f trust,
dated i.teaer I", 1910, and recorded
in the clerk's ofllee of Richmond Chan?
cery Court. Deed Book 209-C, page 251,
default having be n made In the pay- .
in. nt of dtibi therein sec trod, I will a
sell bv auction. .Jii the i?i'( nlses,
MONDAY, MAY 27. 1912,
v; 5 o'clock P. M..
tho a'bove mentioned lot. The lot has
a frontage of 25 loci on the s?uth Un?
if Franklin Street !>v a dc, :lt of MS
fe ".. and higlm "?o feel ?est of Cleve. ?'
land Sire t, and I? knoivn us lot No. 3 ;
in Block No. ti in the plan of "Lee
Annex.''
terms. Cash.
\V. C BLANT?X,
Trust o.
The VdentineAuction Co.*
AUCTION* tK3 '
RECEIVER'S AUCTION SALE'
'OUT; GROCERIES AND STORE FIX
I UHBS.
li> |)ii:suane> of a decree entered In
tin- Chancery Court of the city of RlffJvj
im ml on Mac 21. 1912. In the matter
..i' U.twin YV. Tyler vs. A. J. StUMr-TC
an,I W. If. Stuart. inciting as Stuart''
iii is I Will sell it public auction, on ? 1
1111 DAY. MAY 24.
beginning at 3 o'clock P. M.*;. .
the premises. No, _''?'. South Ifarrl
s.i.i Street, all of the .ti. kof groceries,
?>? :ng <>f Canned Goods of various
kind*. Soaps. SninkUni* and ChteWlnjf ,
l'o Raking Powders, Bottled
HI ?-. Pickles, i'il : d CsUe '"ins,
S'i.-'A uses. R. fr:?, .-ilor. Ice Box,'
Flour. Sugar, Elect.*. ? Fan. Serc?j?
Doors, eti\ . ''?WM
Si), positive TERM'S f'.ish.
George ??. m /,hi-(;h,
R?*.-*lV?l\
TUB VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneer* f*a

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