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Orrutfir Richmond's O'^r.lr?? Novv?p?i>er, j
?to?mtfl1$j?$^ Ofepofrh!
UREATUS'I w VNT AND It UAL i:s
TATM mkiiil ti IN VIRGINIA, am)
UNK OV 'i'llJi] Hl.iT IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rales
Dally, uiie ceut per word when i>ulil
<u advance, Nu au. inkm. for iimu
1,-11 fflllft.
Due au? one-bnlf eeiita n >o,r?l all
eluaalllvatluua excel*! Mltuntlon Wanted
for Puuday. Sltuntluu Wanted, ou? cent
?? word, Nu a?i. guudajr laltrii lor W*\
?Iiiiii Hu. in .-.iila.
Nu Ada. tukru fur leaa ihm. tjrri-ly
UVe cvul? when |........ lu or J ,
ul Hi,, counter.
l'tioui' urdera uo? BunraHeed.
( laaaldeatluna nul guaranteed nfte*
Di3u P. M.
Kor bu*Iiir?s im.iiI roi'.h, senil tor Mir
Wnm A,l. .Mim. I'ii.r-.. iluurne 1.
iLOui uuu j tii?i'j
tSSS'K'^^P?x^S^iC^o^S^f^S' pen.
Moni llurrlsou and lirond. L'beral
reward i"i return to c. HARRIS, 1:
South Twelfth st Ii phone -Mal1-'
_.-on imi3-L. _ _ |
lost, BLACK LEATHER pocket?
i.ook, marked lt. M, Osterloh. Kinder
may keep money und will tec.:lve $.'.
additional reward ;t pockelbook and
wthoi contents are returned, 3u9 w.
Franklin No q.tlohs asked
Lost, tuesday, r-> kIctb??k c?N
taining statements receipts artd let?
ters addressed to tin. owner, i Inder,
will please return to 1318 Hull Btr.< it,
Souta Richmond, Vit, and receive
h ftsonablu r* wai d.
Lost, bunch 6k keysJ" uewahd
ii pi Urned ? ?. 'i lint ? - Dispatch.
fo?n i.. BRACELET I :>' THE CA IMT?
Square. Description and cost ol ml*
nd. will get it. ' ail at Land oin? eJ ,
.IN? *. w. RICHARDSON, Register
La id . .i!i .
EeI T 1 in Main STREET CAR, DAJtk I
leather handbag, containing nearly I
?i\ kr?rtk check, . w.n bill t'.
Lakopaha, N .1. Return to 200 H
Meadow Street
l?rip tZLlantt?, a?a?
waStkITT """a " lOLORED HORSE
Shoei , young; man for fire 01 Moot.
Write THOS QU1NL1VAN in son.
:<>S Pilncess St.. Wlimlngton. n. ,C.
[WAITED, .SHIPPING, CLERK "Vi 11 h
experience; prefer once acquainted
with mill supply buk'nuss. who ? -
a (all hand and is accurate. Kail' ?"?al?
ary to plait with and opportunity to
advancti In a good business, Address
K ? are '1 mes-1 dspab n _
V:ANT,;i. .vi N?CE. A NlrRSE. 204
Lau Ma Iii st 1 ect
.WANTED.' COLORED BOY ABOUT 111
wanted. man Ol ability to
Vduj. ss k 'si :'. 1 ' -\>: , ... ti
SEN '?? ' :? i BETWEEN THE AOE?
street railway business; good waget
Situations CClantcB, a?alc
Keolstered pharma! 1st want
position; can furn'tth aood referent
? an;::
A YOt No WHITE MAN DESIRES t*q
?itioii at most anything respectabl
willlii? ?0 work Can give b*st t
? i_I :: . isoi ' -_
tjtlp Ccldiitt? J*-fiinilf
??r...P W A Ni'i.l' r-.'i. .All.'ir;. V, .
man or girl. Apply MR. s'IOAL, si
WANTErT, FITTER] STEADY POS
lion to the right party must be tlioi
t ighly experienced; bernak1
FRANCES CO:, Urbad arid lift
Streets.__
WANTED, A FEMALK STENOOR.A
pher for law work; murft be acci
rate. TURNB?LL A- TURNBULI
Lawrencevlllo. Va.
feitiidtioii? CCltiiurD, j;cnnili
W a Nil !i1 a n v kintT" >.<f tvp:
wrlttuK ,0 d? at home. k 861, ca;
Times-Dispatch.
feolintuTS anti ?dlr?mrn
^VANTKii. REGULAR AND* SID?'? I.INi;
salesmen to sell new patent to mer?
chants; liberal commission and big
seller. UTILITY PATENT NOVEL?
TY CO., Roanoke, Va.
?.~anti:fTT~salksmkn k?m:' stapew
line, aluminum cooking utensils; cf
taldlshed twenty years; extensive
ndverfV^ers. liberal ?lealers1 treat
' ment, Iron-clad guarantee; excellent
openings for strong salosmen who
can sell high-priced, high-grade
k'm^'.s t.> hardware, furniture and
general store trade; otrlctly com?
mission; no advances; exclusive or
side line. Address, with references,
particulars and Mat.- territory de?
sired. 1. P. A. COM PAN V, Lemont
1)1.
e???-?rrr
piotro?iDinil l}flp (".tlaiUfti
WA-Ti:i>. ' t KA'.'i I lilts'" ' ok 'ALL
grades, for college, public and prl
, vale bchools, also matrons and
, housekeepers, for fall openings In
Virginia and Southern States. VIR?
ginia TEACHERS' BUREAU, it. W
Crldlin. Mn'iag.-r. Richmond. Va.
11_?? ? . '- -
Sl?ClHlj CLUliti'D
19! 2 'CAMP'AIGN H< ?OK NOW I: !"..\ D V
greatest political battle in half a cen?
tury, tariff, recall, money o ut and
oth"r vital questions must be decided
by voters of the United States; biog?
raphies of candidates and all la IS
and arguments on both sides if is?
sues, written by Democratic aim Re?
publican leader:; themselves, in our
woiderftil book, containing ;;."." pages,
10*1 engravings and 1.1.my beautiful
colored plates; you can in ike big
money fast if you start at once; I l>
eral commission.-, halidsoinn prospec?
tus and out ti I free, send i" ents 1 1
cover postage "ii big free uulflt
THOMPSON PUBLISHING COM.
PANV. St. Louis. Mo. _
fcTEADY POSITION AND QUICK
money.?A few men wanted to n
troduce a high-class hOUSOhold spe?
cialty in every home. Women who
know what the week's Wash Is. buy
it on Right. Write or call at once.
J. FRANK SMITH, Westpolnt. Va.
KOoiiiO JfOE lAflU
?^SrTTteStT'twcTnIch Rooms For
light houaokoeplng; nli>? large and
small rooms for gentlemen, w th'n
dye minutes' walk from Seventh and
Broad Streets. Address Q 23, care
?Times-Dispatch._ _
l?w6~n??MsTiN"new houkic7^\vood
l.in.l ij.uchts i'..l! m u.r.i.- L'Cs.'-.l.
ROOMS for runt apartment I.
ti|.k hano/vbr. Monroe r,siS-.l
Coor.'ROOMS SPECLMi RATES FOR
summer; iti :;.?.' K, Franklin. Monroo
1 ?09. _
Pleasant, attractFvk rooms, n
Nonh Sixth; cast side of Streal
Situations, ?toteSSional
wante d, iiv v'or.stj u'uv, i*? >.-1
tlon us governess for small children;
flve year-' experience: references
oxohangcd. Address uux 10. Buona
Vlsta, \'a.
ftoatothg
WANTBd! GENTLEMEN AND LADIES
im i cuple; nice, large, cool, attractive
rooms: large porches and yard; w'th
board. Ladies .... per week; men, II.
Rooms furni'.ned or unfurnished, '?'?'>
N. Twenty-ninth.
BOAltD*E RS ~ W ANT !?: I? ON Mlt'iOK
I toad, iieai city ;shady lawn; terms
reasonable. Add: ess k ?... dart
Times'Dispatch.
ttOOMS W ITH BO?~l7b7 MI tS. B. B.
_SMITH, 301 K. Grace Street. _
WANTED, BOARDHUB FOB LARGE,
dcslrublu rooms; also table hoarders.
. ?'? East OraCii.
ROOM AND BOA I ID; ALSO TABLE
ho,int. West ClAlf.
MRS. LEE BT I: i ne LI I'S< '' 15 tt, 11A n
over Caf?. too West Franklin, Bum?
mer rates, Ti ,i dents a specialty.
Fill in mil ED ROOM and BOARD
nil et.nvenien- i ;,?)?> ;;. Kiftti Street
MJtB, C. K BOWERS, ill :.. FRANK
iln, rooms and board for per man/ nt
und transient guests; dining room
l^ottltci', pets ant) liibe ? toe ft
"l: "BAlTcT ' < IN E ' FiN'e LaHge
d ran a lit horsa . also two wagons and
ha i io- ?- Phone Madison 20;
l\r?i CGt.Hf J*-ov fs?lt
,\r.m, 70 .VilES. TH'h'I5W-"qEaRt"EI'!
mile from station. un Southern Rail?
road; six-room house; good as new;
anothct house in yard: good out?
buildings. Price,. .i; half cash
?'. V. HUNDLEY, Ann IIa. Va.
3&cai C?t.ttr cu-.nmo
1 F A M i: !! W A N T I" I? CAPABLE
worklna manaver toi 150-aCIO farm
In Virginia: comfortable house, with
garden, furnished; good future for
right man, Address, with references
Hint salary^ expected. .1. A. BHIIAN,
302 it; odv.., y, n ? w York Cltj
LIST Voii! FARMS WITH 3 A CON
NELLY A- CO, Writ* postal for hoc
? ? :>? Ida:. Us.
j.xrai estate $bt Rent
ONE' OF''THE 'Nl'iisf '?T?llES <>N
NVesI Broad Street for r?-u.t. coifnei
Boulevard; suitable inr nny i,u:
I ness; low rent Apfdv on premises,
J-20I1CCS
I Richmond, Fi'ederlcksburg land
?
Richmond, Va.. July .'. 1812.
NOTICE THE FREIGHT DEPOTS OF
_Agent
ANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNE,. BROS., Jewelers, 813
Ea?t Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS' IN THE
LATB *T STYLES. Old KOld and ?11
vei liwaye taken In CXcnailgc.
'E WISH TO INFORM OUR FBI EN I )S
" He generally that our
? lOSi .! on .MM;. 1. t Ij d. I
?
?! CA ICI HVe. HA YNI>
AKE AND Olli' ' RAIL
01 Ir '.lira. Richmond.
1912.?'I hi- freight de
:ompany will be closed
July ) except for Hie
;,. i :.le frclfjtit t>e
1" A M
\. WAiVTHEN Agent
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QU AL
ir..<i as admlnUiratorS r,t the estate
ol John G Fltzgi raid, deceased, all
persons Indebted t-. or having claim a
against sa.d estate are requested to
make settlement with or proscnt
?
J'HIN P. FITZGERALD,
john B WELSH.
Administrators of John G. Kitzcer
I_aid, deceased._
WANTED. EVERYBODY TO see THE
motofiiycle races, westllng match and
returns from the Johnsdn-Flynn
prizefight at Fair Grounds JUly -i at
. I v Adt_ssl_ ? i ? ?
euinmci ir>n,uoii?g
SSaR I 'EllS V. a NT I D at A RGV I e
farm; healthy location; shady grove;
; gi .i watcrj good (able; one mile of
Ott? i burn Springs. For further
j Information apply MR3. W. H. FAR
; LEY. Amelia Co., Va. _
LARGE, SHADY LAWNS. BRICK
I building.-. with up-to-date Oath
rooms. lighted with gas; macad?
amized i oud station. Folder and
j terms oh application. Drawer VI
; _prange, Va. _
SUM m E ii :BOARDERS WANTED;
larg<;. .-hud> grounds and every com?
fort. Terms reasonable. Address
Mis.-' CURTIS, "Eseton," Staunton,
Va._
i DIGGS COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW,
v.i,. fronting Chesapeake Bay. mod?
ern In every respect. Boarding, lodg
1 ing. i>athing. rlShlng. Rest accommo?
dation?; guaranteed, MRS. H. A.
DIGGS. Proprlctress._
"If ENILWORTH cottage." OCEAN
j View. Va.. front'r.g on Chesapeak^
Hay, on cottage line, now open for
the season. Apply MISS I>. l. kahn,
Ocean View, va._
' GREENWOOD, ALBEMARLE county,
! -m Ci A: o., In heart Blue Ridge
I Mountains; beautiful scenery; fresh
vegetables, frui. milk, etc.; good
service and reasonable rates. Apply
M RS, M S HARRIS, Greenwood, Va.
i BOULEVARD INN. ON HAMPTON
Iti ids; country and seaah-ore com?
bined; with ?!:>' conveniences. Bend
, for llteratur ? to the misses tabb.
it.i?.pli.n. Va._
NEWPORT COTTAGE, FRONTING
Chesapeake Bay, Ocean View, \',i
Terms reasonable, MRS 1 >. CAR
PENTER. _ _i_
the en?;nor c)"tt.\?*;e. ?>r. cheba
peace Lay. Wllldughby Beach. No
inosqultboa, no land breozC! modern
Convent) hC'< -? r'or rates address;
: i TA ENGLA >1'. Wj^Uoughby Bench.
oiio?ir?'j Oppottunitif?
a 'Mni,." bounBI p'ro'fitable.
i wholesale und retail business ( ir
I sale. Will require ?10,000 to |1S,000;
Investment wlli sell immediately: urn
paying <o to 30 per cent, on Invest?
ment; am turning capital over every
HO to 45 days if you don't mean
blKlhcaa and have not the money
don'l uhswi r. Address J 106, care
; T|n,,'H","sl'a,ch-_
WANT E i >. il:T V with rani? mill
and complete Outfit to manufacture
30..?""> feet of nice, original growth
I short l?iif board timber. Addri is,
with full description of outfit. P, o.
i:,>\ No. 210. Suinfer, 8. o._
PARTY i.EAVl.Ni; cflTY WANTS to
sell paying, osta iished business; In?
vestigation Invited. k S6t, care
Tlrnca-D spatch,
PERSl ?NS OWNING THE CONTROL
ilnn interest in manufacturing cpn
eerns or jobbing house.-; desiring to
soli out, or those owning a minority
interest In such companies, can llud
a sale for their stock by addressing
g f,'.'.?. care Tlmea-j dapatch._
"cuaium
WANi'llH. KVKIIYHODV TO SK!- Till)
motorcycle races, WCStllng match and
returns from the Johnsou-Flynn
prlxeflght at Fair Grounds July I at
2 P. M. Admission, 10 cents.
WANTED. To BUY LIVE GOOSE
feathers, best price paid. LEVY.
The Upholsterer. 42? W. Broad SI
WANTED. TO 'BUY FOu' CASH.
household goods In any quantity.
I'hoiir Madison 3S.il.
'wwrr.o TO BUY FOR C\Vf?H. OLD
Kold and old alvcr: any quantity,
! E. C. ALEYF.lt JEWELRY CO., 317
pots pi thli
i HursDA 1
DAILY PUZZLES
What fish?
ANSWCR TO VESTEUDsYY'S .'t/./t.B
\pple.
FOR BALE, CHEAP, A COMPLETE
act of carpenter's tools, $15 fur ? h<
and contents. Apply to 15LSNEH
HHOij., 1705 Bast Alain Street.^_
for REGAL RUNABOUT, AS
good ii* new; hau run less than
mil..!;. .Price; $500. K 77:!. car* TlthcS
0 Ispatch. _ _
FIVE sli?TtES it BANK STOCK. AD
dress K 77i'. care Tithes-Dispatch._
new SINGLE TRUCKS and LIGH!
furhlturc wagon, grocery ami bunii
? u wagons; RICHARDSON BROS,,
15 : HroOlt a ve._
I WB HAVE fill-; FINEST LINE OF
buggies, surrey.*, phaetons, runabouts
w'agon? in the- city. Wt ItllOW
, our vehicles and their value and ??
. also know we can please you. a.
MEYER'S sons. 7.:i B Cary Street.
. VV a NT~B D, EXPERIMENTAL MA:
. i. work RICHMOND MACHINE
1_v. wit KS. INC_
i Full WAGONS Gi; TU RICHARDSON
BROS.: 610 Hrook Avenue. Fainting,
repairing a:id rul>:?:r-tlrti work.
? M-'-I^q" L1'3Tl_
FOR; SALE CYLINDER DISC TALK
ltig machine und records on easy
j ttrrhij C. H. UAYNES ci CO.. Ill
West Broad.
KBW ARRIVAL of iii.: fTn'est
| goods on earth now on exhibition,
and at reasonable prices. Come
, and Hit- them. YARID'S, 217 North
Firth,_
FOR SALE, NO. S PULSOMETER
steam pump; will pump vj per tent,
sand or mud; 3-Inch discharge. half
Inch Steam. Also 50-H.-P. boiler, 15.
H.-P. engine, two ileam diill3; one
double drum hoist, one oltigle-drutn
hoist, derricks, cars and track, two
horsepower holut. winches and ge:i
i rral -i ;..rry or coiil.-uctor'a equip
I merit. Address H i?. care Times
Dispatch,_
motorcycles .?.:-..?!?.! roLfcS/nbw
and sei ond-Land; lepairlng of ail
kinds, TOMPKINS. .::: West Broad:
'. NICK ?1>-'ONi'i- HANI.? BUSINESS BL'd
NEW SURREYS AT PRICES
E HAVE A WELL BQUrPPBD
p:..s.t for r* p.iint.g I painting ve?
hicle, automobile body building and
painting a speclsityj,prompt service.
HICHMONTJ VEHICLE CONSTRUC?
TION CO.. 211 North Fi'fth Street.
_MinL:.-..n 21T.0._
FOUR-SIDED PLANBR, 6x24:DOUBLB
lurfucors, B-lnch moulder, swing cut?
off saw, resives, lath mills, stave ma.
chinery, sawdust blowers, belting,
hangers, shafting and pulleys, j.
BLCFoRD & CO.
pcc0onal0
HUMAN HAIH UOUijllT AND SOLD
at HUOH15S5B, 209 .North Third.
NEW ARRIVAL OF THE FINEST
good* on earth now 6h exhibition,
nnd at reasonable prices. Come
and see the:n. YARID'S, 217 North
Automobiles tor s?aic
Koi; SALE. CHAI.MEHS DETROIT. 3"
horsepowor touring car, fully equip?
ped i nearest offer to $1,000 takes .t;
first-class condition. WM. P. AT?
KINSON '.OMlWNY. L'u.\ 101. Pe?
tersburg, Va...._
? FIVE-PASSENGER (CADILAC) au;
tomoblle, good condition, automobile
tires, ;12\4. cheap to quick buyer.
11 : ?? Madison 5313
"5rr. Coal Utib CZUooD
WOO D'^ND^COaLT ~
OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY;
heretofore handled by Mldlothlau
Wood Company; $1.50 naif-cord. DA
' VI D M. LEA tc CO. Phone Monroe
__6&6._
I LONG'S LARGE DRY oa K AND PINE
it now Belling at summer prices:
also slabs, cheapest wood sold; ?11
of my coal is free-lmrnlng and at
summer price. Order now and na>
on it weekly. Virginia anthracite s
?hly $6.50 this month, sample sent
free, F. T. LONG, 1500 WeSt Broad
i .Street._
I PLATE ICE, PUREST AND BEST FOR
all uses and the most economical, 40
I cents per hundred. Try; a load of
our pine and oak wood, which lo dry
and under shelter. TYLER RYAN,
. v:- M i ?? : ? M in., .m 1 '.-T'.'
9)isrr!lu*ncouo
SLIP COV KH3.
IN LINEN AND CRETONNE, ."OR MED
room or parlor, Made to at. SY'D
nor A HUNDLEY, INC , "evehth and
Grace. Madison .1204.
antiques.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired, polished and
parked, upholstering, etc. L N. AH
KALL & SON. 161; \Y. Broad. Phor.j
Maili.;on 627 7._
SEA "FOOD.
CALL PHONE MONROE 1111 FOR
fish, steamed crabs, crab meat. De?
livered promptly, S-j:? ,\. Monroe St.
STOVES REPAIRED.
GAS. STEEL RANGE, ANY KIND. G.
HANI'. The Expert. Call Monroe ??o
or Monroe S? 1T.
SLIP COVERS.
SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER,
fu'nilure polished and repaired.
1 iiV Y, the L'pliulhterer. 125 W est
iiroad._
GET" YOUR NAME UP. ~
WE A HE EXPERT SIGN PAINTERS.
Prices cut to rock bottom. QualltJ
guaranteed. Prompt service. You
same money. VIRGINIA SIGN
WORKS, 92? B. Main Stree?.
I/1AN8.
$6,000
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watches at Ne-w Y'ork raten. N. F.
JACOBS & SON. No. HIS North Ninth
"IF YOU CAN'T FIND IT, GO TO Uc
ORAW'S."
OVER THREE HUNDRED PENNSYL
vania mowers used in Richmond, in?
cluding nil the public parks. Why
not have the best? W? handle only
ttio Re,iir.e Pennsylvania, JAACrSfl
McGHAW, UOy and 1102 E. Mala tit.
tfurtiou ?iilco iC.ji? Diu?
HANKS 'M K I'.WM.
Virgin.a A notion Co.,
rtloneers, 616 Bast Jtroad.
? lt. DINING ROOM AND LIVING
AT AUCTION.
Ito'.M FURNITURE
W? Will !>'-ll for Mrs I?. H. B*t<
isndaomely appointed apartments, a
TO-DAY (WEDN15SDA V
PARLOR?Mahogany Frathj Di
Ihairs. Rookera, '.' ti Drit|
UHR A RY - -M . v.
N".
York, her
blnallon Writim- De Rocker
Ruit?, Dace Ourtain?, Shades <>to.
ii.u,!, Threi ? i
BBD OHAMBBI
Wardrobe and Brai
Blankets, Toilet Sei
CH AMMER. NO
MaRrcB?, i
on account of moving
:'<vn Orove Avenue.
EDNRSDAY), .IVI.Y :t. 10!:. AT 10:30 A M..
consisting of
Fl in:,. DnvehpOTt, Oll I'a:nl::iBriC-a-Brac, Odd
!i !>r ?;,'-?????< and to match, l>ace Ourtalris.
tlurco-ploce leather Library suit. Library Table, <"om
f.eather Couch, hands
DINING if ?' i I
ta| Talble, B< hl v,
PAXTItY-l,:,r,
Fruit. Brandl cd I
KITCHiEN Ti
dotte Iren? und R
This is an ex
patronage Sale
TERMS Cash.
R.i Mali Sei and Carpet.
No. i- Handsome Slahogtsciy suit, with
lied. National Spring and Hair Mattress, Pll
Drugget and Huki.
i?Quartered Oak Dresser fhiffonii'.t r. Nr.
tens nr.I Toilet Sot.
lit! Walnut Sideboard. Ma ho cany f'hlnii
Chairs, Silverw are. Tathlc Linens and China ware.
'ill Refrigerator, Can and Rot tie Preserv
led, Felt
t. P. des
Washing Mao!,in?-, eighteen fine White W;
a lot of pthtfr (rnml, too numerous f<> motvtic
Ino lo: of house ftirnlshltigs, and Wftll wo
eolally invited to attend.
VIROlNTA AUCTION CO. Auctioneer!
9r?ftfccllancous
PHONOGRAPHS
: \vmi;n you buy look fop. the
name Edison it yiju want one /ou
tan understand everj word on tne
record, C J3. liAi.\;;.-i ,t CO.
STORAGE.
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN city. $1
per load. Store yoiii furniture, bug- i
gles. automobiles; piano* at fOMP-1
I KINS, 327 West Broad.
SHARP-o CO.
j SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARP-!
cued, 2 l-2d. rain; razors boned, lie
Work lialr tested, sterilised and
I guaranteed; thousands satisfied, Send
lor circular and convenient blade
mallcr. SHARP-? CO.. 50S East
Ma'" Street._
? DON'T WORRY! LET US COLLECT
i your account*; Bud and quick re
l suits, lt. S ELLYSON ffc CO.. Base
1 aient Ainorlcan Baak.
LAWN .mo WE RS.
I LARGEST LINE OF LAWN MOWERS,
j garden hof, in the dty; prices rea
sunable. Wo soil Detroit was ranges.
EVANS HARDWARE CO. 70'i West
I Broad!_
SPORTING goods.
-
1 s:;i; evAns HARDWARE CO. for
i the largest line of Sporting goons in
the; City. 700 West Broad Street.
RATS ?ND MICE*.
1 GUARANTEE TO RID YOUR
premises ji rats and mice and save
you from waste, expense and an?
noyance. Letters Irom physicians,
hankers and prominent citizens prove
ihy claim. Phorti or write OTTO
ORK.IN. Mouioe 332-1. American Hank
Building.
shoe repairing,
75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. tOc
ladies, every pair sewed; . . st leath
er, no nrrtla, no begs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 250j Tred-Alr I ubber hotis,
40c; leather heels rebuilt ills.; hew,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. TIS E. Main. Phone Muu
rc*o 2667.
Virginia-Carolina ChernlCal Co.j
15 Exchange Place,
?terse) City ... June li. H?U.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of stockholder!,
of Vlrglnl?rCar?llna Chemical com
paiiy, far the election of directors
and fo; tht transaction of such oth?
er business its may lawfully come be
foi e tbe meeting (Including receiving
the annual repori o( (be n-ard ot
dir.-ctors and th<- ratification of ihe
acts of thu said board since the last
annual meeting of stockholders), will
l? held at ti,-- principal office o( this
company, Nbi is Exchange Place, Jer?
sey City. C??bty Of Hudson. New
Jersey, at 2 o'clock P. M? on WED
NESDAT, the 17th day of July, 1012
(this being the lirst Wednesday lifter
the i5ih of July); in a cordanec with
Article t. Section 1, ol the By-Laws.
The transfer books will be Closed
at t2 noon on SATURDAY. JUh< 15.
1912; and will be ropened at pi o'clock
in the mornlnir of Thursday. July 18,
1912, S. D. CRENSHAW,
_Secretary.
Virginia Hulldlnn and Loan Co.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders .f this Company will be
held on TUESDAY, July 9, 1912; at
1:30 P. M. C. T. LOEHR,
_Secretary.
BOLTS AND stay BOLTS.
WANTED. BOLTS AND STAY BOLTS
mu.lt to order. RICHMOND M A -
CHINE WORKS.; INC.
NOTICE ?Til i" ANNUAL MEETING
of the. stockholders of the Southern
Manufacturing Company will beheld
at the olllcea of the company. Nos.
11 and 13 South Twelfth Street,
Richmond, Virginia, MONDAY. July
15. ; 1012, at 12 o'clock noon.
By order of the President.
A. EDWARD ROE HER,
_Becretary and Treasurer.
The Building. Loan and Trust Co.,
of Manchester. Va..
Richmond, Va.. July 3, 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders >f the Building, Loan
ami Trust Company, of Manchester,
v.-,.. will in held at the Mechanics
and Merchants Hank on TUESDAY,
July '.', at $-.3i) o'clock P. M.
.1. w. BRONAUGH, JR .
Se ?-?tary and Treasurer.
THE ANNUAL 'MEETING OF tTFe
stockholders of the Richmond Paper
ManUfactiir ng Company will be hehl
at the cub.. >r Hie company. Gov?
ernor and r.ess Streets, Richmond,
Va.. TUESDAVi Julv 16, 1912, al 12
o'clock M.
R. W LIPSCOMB,
Secretary.
Virginia Trust
Company,
Richmond, Va.
This compnnv having qualified as
executor of Iho estate of c. H. Dor?
set (along wit. Mrs. S. C, Dorset), nil
persona having claims against said
estate are requested to present them,
and those indebted to the estate will
I pleas., make payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Executor of c it. Dor.-et Deceased
L\fill CQtrttC
HcVEiGn ? Gl.lNN,
MOVED To
(l mih i II f.I.RVWNTII STREET,
;-? _aj
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH \ND CLAV STREETS.
Ojien dally from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Admission, 25c, Free on Saturdays.
I auction fealitf, Jfiituw Da??
~ commissi' >;Sbtis5 sale ' "* ;
.
VALUABLE TUACi OF ?Ii ACRES
t OiS i; M rd i.-ii ItlVEH, NEAR HOW- I
I .UtDa ? ILLE, \ A
Pursuant 10 a decree of the Chan?
cery Court of the euj ot Richmond,
in the ?u.i oi Fiournoy et aid. vs.
ksiiua ??U'<M, lion aim aiate Con)pan)
? ; entered on tno lim uay ol Jlay,
lau, we v. ,i, diter tor sale at public
auction, in trout ui ine poat-ofliiie at
tioWSJ ?.s\ Hie, \ a.,
WEDN.LSDAV, .liT,V It), 1312,
a i 2 o'clo It F. M.,
I that certain tract oi land in Xlbemarle
County, in., ly.ng on the waters of
ttocKush H'tver ami the turnpike road
leading to Howarosvilic, adjoining the
taitcie of Fem.yick, Bonduruut, liontoii
Jini outers, containing by a recent sur
'? ? y litaue o;i June I, 11112, by F. w.
Swan, ..ti acres, and being trie same;
land whlfch was conveyed to the \ .i
gl Ilia Slot-), lion ana S.ute Company
tl'OIII 1). C. Il.ut.sook. trustee, by deed
dated February jc, is?i. and recorded
In \ -.\t clerk'*1 oiil-.e of AUbernarle coun?
ty, in D, ??. :>r,, page &8. A plat of the
said survey can be seen at tri.- More of
Mr. Jo*. K. Irving, at HOwaNisvllle.
This is a very desiratblu and valuable
tra :t of land, and is well located,
I ontlng on the llowardsvwie Turn
pik..- and running back to the Rocktls'h
lllver, and has It a large quantity
of ohistnut and other valuable timber.
TERMS: Onie-thlrd ?2 ash. and the
I balance at six and twelve months, the
I purchaser td exec ito notes for the
I deferred payments, with Interest from
i him da;, of sale, and title to be re?
tained until nil the purchase money
; Is paid and conv-yince ordered !>y the
I CO or all cash, at the option of the
; purchaser.
C. & ?. train leaving Richmond at
1 10 o'clock will reach Howardsvllie in
time f"r the sale. Train leaving llow
ardsvllle a-ftcr the s-'R- Reaches Rich?
mond at 6:40,
Any further Information desired can
be obtained from the commissioners
or from Jos. K. Irving, ut 11 wards
w. I>. CARDWELL
I will >r -;hhv tfE-WTON. 'R.
special Commissioners,
I certify that ttac bond required by
th" above decree of the special com?
missioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this the 17th
d:iv of June, 1912.
Teste; OHAS. O. SAV1LLE.
Clerk.
~ By cT i~& II. L. Dcnoon,
Real Est a. to Auctioneers.
Commissioners Auction Sale
of Very Valuable Im?
proved Real Estate on
Third Street, Between
Jackson and Duval Sts.,
Consisting of i wo Brick
Dwellings and Lot Ad?
joining
By virtue of a decree of the Chan?
cery Court of the city of Richmond,
entered June 24, 191-'. in tue cauao ot
Sessii L Whittle and others vs. Mary
A. Whittle and others; the underslgiiod
special commissioner, appointed for the
purpose, will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY. JULY 5. 1912
al 6 o'clock P. M.
the real estate described In faid de?
cree as "itU that certain lot. piece or
parcel of land of which Charles F.
Whittle died seized and possessed, with
' two briok tenements and other Im?
provements thereon, lying and being In
the city of Richmond, on the west side
of Third Street, between Jackson and
Duval Streets, commercing at a point
on the weist line of Third Street Si feet
6 inches north of Jackson Street,
thence running northwardly along and
fronting on west line of Third Street
71 feet, thence: batik .vostAvnrdly toward
Second Street between parallel linos
100 feet, more or lesH.
The two brick dwellings are always
rented to good tenants at paying prices.
TEEMS- One^thlrd cash; balance "i
two equal Instalments at six and
twelve months, for notes, with Interest
added, and title retained till whole Is
paid; or all cash, at option of pur?
chaser.
GEORGE W. LEWIS
Special Commissioner.
1 certify thnt the bond required by
the above decree of the special com?
missioner has been duly given.
Given undep my hand till* 29th day
Of June. 191I.
Teste: CHARLES 0. SA VILER.
Clerk.
Atlantic dtp ttcsorter
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
1 tie Sea end of fireproof wing
recently completed showing open
Sun I'arlofj al end of sleeping
floor hall?, and the Solarium di
reclly above the boardwalk and
beach. Unobstructed ocean view
The most attractive und popular hotel foi
Richmond visiters.
HOTEL BORTON
uro.in end Tennessee Avenue. Central ta
all attraetlons. B. U. V00BIIBB8, Owner
and Proprietor,
Atlantic City Kroort?
Atlantic Citv LU?ort?
A Health Restoring Vacation
tlantic Cirj
NtW JERSEY
i- t!io Resort for the vacationist Who i-; seeking t<> regain health during the usual
uncomfortable summci weather of metropolitan citir- A dry climate of cool?
ness and invigorating salt ~c.i breezes recommended by eminent physicians as
the best tonic for the restoring of health and invigoration. Rest and pleasure
?an be indulged in as you desire. Hotels with spacious corridors and enormous
solariums, roller chairing on the Boardwalk and piers and pavilions lor those
desiring a restful sojourn.
PLEASURES NEVER CEASE AT ATLANTIC CITY
THE LEADING HOUSES
wit
IUI
?I iioimh OH-BUHN1IIEI.M
lloth American an<t European Pit
Jpslah \Vhlt? * Fons Company.
i iii. ?iii i.lit 11NK
European Plan
. Wetk( V - IIOTHI. ?ENNIS
\\ nlt'T J. Huzov.
BOTET. ST. CHARLES , ,,,,, M?, ,;.
Ncwlln Haines <-o. Henry Darnell.
?piit? rates, etc., or. request.
HOTEL STRAND
^rlcan Plan Exclusively
;vnr(lii * Krank It. Off. Mgrs.
GALEN mil.
Hotel aiKl Sanatorium
F. h. VounK, Mgr.
SEASIDE HOUSE
F. I\ rook's Son?.
rth?r
f,ra
r-lti<
>n.
leading and moot modern hlgh-ctas*
hotel at moderate rates.
ALBEMARLE
Virginia Air. und lleaeh.
N( w throtighnut; capacity 350; private
butt)*, elevators. 1.000 fe?t wide. cool
porches; exceptional table, white service.
Special rates. Ik. $10, St: fjO up weekly; j:
up dally, Booklet. Ji P. ?'? >PB
The. Hotel of Delaware Water 'lap. l'a.
IUI. WILTSHIRE.
Virginia Avenue and Ueach. Ocean view.
Greatly Improvefl. Cap. 330. Private bath*,
running water in rooms, elevator, e
Music. Special, $1? So lip weekly; $2.50 up
dally; open all the rear, booklet.
SAMUDLi ELLIS.
ltd 1 I I IBSEt ON.
Vlrabiia A v., near Ueach.
l I itOPHOdl ? B1 III (H IIHK It A STONE,
Everything that constitutes \ flrst-clal*
hotel. Elevator, private baths, etc.. etc. SJ.03 j
up dally; special weekly rate?; booklet.
O. D. PAINTER.
Hull I. MAir^TIl'. Virginia a v and
Beach) renovated throughout; centra of
attraction*; ocean view; capacity 300; ele
VStor; private luiths; White service, etc.
superior table; cperlal $10 up weekly; $1
up dally; booklet. M. A. SMITH.
HOTEL SHOREHAM,
Ocean Knd Virginia AVe,
\ modern hotel with eery convenience;
elevator, private baths, etc. Opeti lawns
oilow plenty of light and ?lr. Ideally lo
i.ued S'rO-o and t;,ble the best. Rales
S 12.(0 up weekly. Booklet.
W. B, COTTEN.
New Hotel Merlon
HOTEL RALEIGH j
Bt, Charles Place and Beaeh. 200 large root '
room*; ocean view; private bath*; running1
Water In rooma. fine porrhes; elevator: I
electric lights, etc. Food and service of
the best. Very reasonable rates.
_H. J. DYNES, j
Hotel Sothern
Virginia Are. Capacity SO. Rooms en
suite. Baths and running ? water. Excel?
lent tab>. ~th season. Same management.
Hotel Kenderton
Terr?*"" Ave. third house from b?aeh
and pt?-r; family hotel: private bath*, ocean
view, elevator, line perches, home cooking!
? pecla; :ow early lernen rate*.
,f. O. MITCHELL
i and Arkansas Avenues. Spurious
ground*, ndjoln bench nnd boardwalk. Only
medium-priced h'it*1! where guests may go
from house, to surf In bathing attire wlth
nut u'lnc str?m?, which Is prohibited. 1 ??
?it i>?tii house* with attendant to care for
Milts Ih frei-. K?nning water in rooms.
I'rrsli und sea water Imths, public und pri?
vate. Special rot.? f. I und up dnsiyj tl.OI
to 121.10 weekly, Including eholra table, sup?
plier! front own fiirm. W};,-,. .service. Or
cIHSirn. Tennis courts and croquet grounds
between hotel und beach, liooktet mailed
t-pnn request.
PAPL < ROSECRAN9.
Galen Hall
IIV 'I Uli SEA,
HI' I I I \M) .- '..NA I'OUH M.
Atlantic City, 1ST. J.
GALEN HALL
IIN flit: Mill XT UXR,
t i IH-T-C'l..\ss IIOi Kl .
Wernersville, Pa.
r. I . *<>1 \ll, General Mmmnrr.
SsVjBJSJBSsssssa? > '..wj-L.'jirausi ??? .'j.1:. x-.' r^r=rr7.-==i
Best Moderate Rate Hotel
ELBERON
And Kirepmof Annex.. Tenn. av.. near Beach
central j capacity I'O: opposite Prot, anil Cnth.
Church?s ; runninc water in rooms ; privnte baths ;
excellent table; vegetables fr?nt ownfurm; whito
service: $? t? wU'lj : Sl.ftO to s:t.r,o
d'ly. HMt. Special rates. R, B. Lady. M.D.
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Virginia Ave. near R.-neh and Steel Tier.
Open surroundings. Capacity MO. Hot avd
cold sea water bsths. Large rooms: south?
ern oxposure. Blevator to street level,
spacious porches, etc. Special ?nk rates!
J. M up dally. Uooltli t. Coaches meet
trains. COOPER Se LBBIJS.
ISLESWORTH
On the oi-'.an front, Virginia av., overlook?
ing famoui sieei Pier: capacity MO. Special,
J'..? up weekly! no extra charge for hot
*ea water baths. Elevstor, spacious porches,
private baths. Orchestra: Auto meets trains.
Heoklet. MM. irYJtAN, Proy.
PRANK M. PHOEBUS. Mgr.
Summer ftegort?.
Among the Blue Ridge Mts.,
AT"C00L HEIGHTS"
you ftet n high-grade summer resort
and the advantage of a summer
chautauqua for what you would pay
tor either alone elsewhere.
In addition to the advantages of a high
grade summer resort, at once accessio!
yet removed from the hear and rush of th
crowded centres, in addition to the mage
nificcni scenery, the wonderful summcc
climate, tin: beautiful building and rcstfulr
haded grounds on their lofty plateau.,
swept by invigorating mountain breezes,
k'COOL HEIGHTS" offers you and your
fa mil) FREE the unique privilege of
the summer chautauqua of tin- So?
ciety for the Advancement of Social
Education, with its inspiring lecturers,
i:~ special ceremonies, its high-grade
musical and dramatic events, it* pilgrim?
ages to historic, places and natural won?
ders and, above all, the society of a won?
derful body of men and women?the lead?
ers in public affairs, in education, in the
professional, business, social and civic life
of the entire South. Rates, including ail
general meetings and special events of the
chautauqua, ten to fourteen dollars per
week. For reservation and further par?
ticulars write or wire Manager "t.ool
Heights," Bueno Vista, Va.
The Blue Mountain House
lit The Heart n< The nlua Ridge.
Elevation two thousand feet. Overlooking
Hie beautiful Cumberland and Shenandoah
Valleys. Cool, braeing atmosphere. All
amusements. Orchestra, dancing, tennis,
howling alleys, pool. saddle horses, etc,
Capacity .r''."?0. Kates JdS.CH) per week and up.
Descriptive booklet on application t,> IIONB
\ lilHHOX.s.- Props.. Blue Mountain, Md,
B?TE I. (IIA Ml I I V.
Aspen, Va.
The fnmeni* Chnntllly mineral water, A
quiet resort for sick and tired people of tt."
oily. Accommodation* 'or the (raveling
public also (load water system, with hot
and cold baths, Hates reasonable. Water
will eure any stomach or kidney trouble,
tfor analysts, prlrr?, etc., write J. E. UAI.
LET, Aspen, Va._
Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN. Prop.
The Sayre Cottage
III I KROE nr. VCH. VA.
Is now open for the reception of
gu^st*. The accommodations are, good
nnd the paites as roa?dhnlble as Is con?
sist.;it with good iServlce. The man?
agement will take pteasune in doing
evorythlng possible to make your visit
pleasant and profltaible to you. Ad?
dress for forme, etc,
THE SAYtlE COTTAGES,
lluckrne Beach, v?.
yarmrSulphu
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA
This famous resort with the most de?
lightful bath in America is now opea for
guests. Write for rates and informativ,!.
Mrs. John L. Eubank, Warm Springs, Vo>
L.i
Maple Shade Inn. Pulaskl. Va,
Most beautiful hot^l ami grounds In South
P/est Virginia. Perfectly equipped for com?
fort and pleasure. Altltttda 2,100 feot. Won?
derful climate. Through sleeper from Rich?
mond. Write for booklet.
\v \ rKi; i. \i- not si:.
The Mountain Paradise.
Now oprn. extensively improved. The most
modern and finest located hotel In thia
region. Cuisine of the highest standard:
white service. Orchestra, social diversions;
every out-of-door amusement: new, beau
tl'ul Palm Court and Care. Special July
nnd party rates. Booklet and nuto maps
mulled. 6th season.
JOHN PUltiDT COPE.
Old Sweet Springs, West Va
In the "Switzerland of America,"
Elevation, ",-UO feet. Cllmoio unsure
passed.
MODERN IN XIMMINTMKXTS.
New management Everything firsts
class. Amusements varied and attrac?
tive Oolt a specialty. Automobile
service, open June 15. Booklet.
XX'. i). J'XXTON. Mnnacer.
OCEAN VIEW.
The Haynes Cottage
Formerly Grand View Cottage. Directly
on the water front. Terms reasonable.
MRS. J. T.HAYNES.Iroo.
HOTEL
PRESTON
mi um.?iiiiMiiiiii mi TTr COnAGESnwHm
Beach Bluff, Mass.
J. A. SHERRARD, Proprietor.
Also Proprietor The Louisb?rg, Bar Harbor, Maine.
One of the most exclusive seashore hotels in N:e\v England.
A combination of shore life and metropolitan hotel luxury sel?
dom found.
Every Outdoor and Indoor
[Amusement
Automobiling over superb roads; bathing, riding, driving
and tennis. A beautiful ballroom with superior*orchestra of
Boston Symphony soloists. Morning and evening concerts.
Cuisine and service appealing to the most exacting.

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