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Dreader Rlebtnoad'a (l'*nte?t ?wepitper,
FRBATBST WANT AM) ltl: v l. I'.s
TATU MUDIt M l.\ VlltOIMA, AMI
ONU QV TUM REST I? AMK1UCA.
Want Ad Kates
Dally, ana cent per rrorU vrlirn pnlii
\i advance. .Nu Ad. tukau (or U-aalhaii
wen cents.
<iu? Bint one-half cents a ??rd nil
tfaafclOcallou? nrriu situation Wanted
?or Bunday, situation wanted, one crin 1
? mini. ,\u Ail. Sunday Inkrii for I?"? '
tuitu uft?cn cents.
No AU?. taken (or less than mi..i)
0?e Cent* When pLoiu-d lu or r jiirii"!
at the counter*
l'Uonc orders un* guaranteed.
t-lamiltiiKlioui not guaranteed nTter
Pi3ii |?. SI.
Fur bovinen? cOUtratf.S, send for the
>Viiut Atl. Man. J'iio'.e iiouroo i.
Jtl??i ilh? jJOUitO
LOST, POCKETBooK CONTAINING
ubout ti or, it in money and fail
road ticket, round trip to Baltimore.
Reward If returned to <j j ... Broad.
f?VST. S5KTWK13N ^i?COND AND
Seventh Struots, lady;, gold Elgin
watch.' Initials A. E. C. on back
Reward lr returned to CRAFTS, 121
fcaat Broad.
tjelp Ccidturu, -ij?ir
JrVANTED. Al) COMPOSITOR on I
t,niuii dnJiy. Full particulars f'rst
letter. Address Box :.<??>, tlurrlson
bulg. Vli.
JT.ma iVk kit ?ni>"assoiVr br. also a
man to take full charge of our linen
? department, Mum. understand luuii- ;
' dry machinery, in- un-ui j upd t.ct
i an foreman. Address at once T. & M 1
'? Laundry, Norfolk. \'u._!
(PAR M b k W A N T B D. ? - < a PARLE ,
working manager for 160-aora farm
: In Virginia comfortable house. With
? garden, furnished; good future for!
; r'.y.hi man. Address, with refer- hi 1
; and salary expect'-1, J, a. BEHAN. I
v. . ?? _
&ituationa llUuuci, -17111c
fARTV w-rsi AUTOMOIJuIe WANTS
to associate with real estate firm.
k fcSt.. care Tlmcs-Dlspa teh.
$? " *" K >:i i'i ?:?.-?. ?gr .phbr DBj
sites position, with Investment. Em?
ployed._K. >>0J. cue l'lmea-Di&patch.
POSITION WANTED HV a VO?NQ
rniiu as traveling salesman or clert
I cui work, Capable and willing. Ton
years' experience In office. Refcr
. Slices furnished. Iteply It. B. T. 13
South 1'iftii Street, Richmond, Va.
^jj-round ""<?? ;-m i'.v prTnteT?
, and pressman wants position as
two-thlrder In city shop where there
j Is chance of advancement. Address
PRINTER, No. HOT Ashlar, i Breet,
3TBRBD I'li-1'. MAC I.ST WANTS
tlon; can furh'ah good reference
am ri'.t afraid of work. Address
7i. care Times-Dispatch^
jtXi'.'.P.lPN- HI) registered phar
1st i l:-.f work . < Itv pie
ferred; references. K 665. care Tlthi ?
-
Ddp CcldiUf? J-cmaic
JrTANTED, FITTER, STEAD? p?bv
tlon to right party, must be thor?
oughly experienced. BERNARD,
FRANCES .v CO., Broad and Fifth.
Streets.
yfanted, a femXle stenogra"
pher for law work; muSt b<> accu
rate. TCRNBTJLL & TURNBULL,
La wrenccville, Va.
piotrooton.u l?rip iXlantrb
OVERNE8S IN EASTERN NORTH
Carolina, tor four pupils, th'rd to
r: htli grade. Including Latin, algebra
and music; IIS and expenses. Box
S3, ?; rcenwood, S C.
1 -HERS I * > 11 GRADED AND HIGH
lool work. Virginia and other
Southern States; also good college
opi r.lngs; many splendid openings;
guaranteed Services ti.reo agencies,
one enrolment. SHERIDAN TEACH
ERS' AOENCIES, Greenwood, 3. C.;
'?;::irlotte. N. C; Atlanta. Ga._
WANTED, GOVERNESS FOR FIVE
children; must tench I.atln. oJgObra.
piano; salary. $2', and home- eight
months, dive particulars first letter.
SHERIDAN'S TE?CHERS' AGENCY,
Charlotte] N. c. *
fc-:
3o!irifot? and Salesmen
tfVANI ?-it>. REGULAR AND SIDE LINE
salesmen to sen new patent to rher
I chants; liberal commission and big
si fori UTILITY PATENT NOVEL
TV CO., Ronnnke. Va _ _
WANTED; BALE8MEN FOR STAPLE
f line, aluminum cooking Utensils? es?
tablished twenty years; extensive
j ndve.-niscrs, liberal deHlers- treat
* ment. Iron-clad guarantee; excellent
' oSentngs for strong salesmen who
can sell high-priced, htgh-grado
i- -..Is to hardware, furniture and
; general store trade; strictly com
; mission; no advances; exclusive or
; side line Address, with references,
i particulars and state territory de
r.i"d. 1. P. A. COMPANY, Lenient
! 111.
?utffnrtfjs 0pportunitir0
)WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT BIDE |
. line for drummers calling on the
country trade. No samples; highest
i commissions. Apply in confidence, j
Post-Office Rox f>?8. Richmond, Va.
Wanted, party with bani i mill
and complete outfit to manufacture
; 80,000,000 feet of hlcO, original grow th i
short leaf board Umber. Address.!
, With full description of out:it. P. o.!
Rox No. 210, Sumter. S. _C._j
JLv \.VTED ' EN'";lN"ES am' IP'li.ERS.
for overhauling. RICHMOND ma
< HINE ; works. INC. _j
1 HAVE FOR SALE AN INTEREST
lu a firmly established retail bust
, ness In Richmond. It is now do hg
? a very profitable business. A innn of
{ good ability can :md a profitable
placo for himself with his money u i
ho will act promptly. L Svj. car's
TI mos-Dl? pa ich,_
Uff, Coal fliib tanoti
WOtd) and coal
PER DRY KINDLING REST IN CITY;
heretofore handled by Midlothian
l Wood Company; tl.50 naif-cord. DA
I VID M. lea & CO. Phone Monroe
68 b._
toNG'S LARGE DRY OAK AND PINE
I- now selling nt summer prices:
ttlso slabs, cheapest wood sold; all
of my coal Is free-burning and at
summer price. Order now and us. j
on It weekly. Virginia anthracite ?? \
only Pii.?O this month, sample sent
f.ie. E. T. LONG, luOC West Rrouu
Street._
PLoVTE ICE, PUREST AND BEST FOR
nil uses and the most economical, -lo
cents per hundred. Try a load of
our pine and oak wood, which lo dry
? .--o! under shelter. TYLER & RYAN.
.?" West Cary. Madison I*.i7:i.
Pficonal?
BPIRELLA CORSET SMOP, MRS. COR?
NELIA MOORE. C/ITY MANAGER.
CrSTo.M CORSETS. NORTH
' FIFTH STREET, RICH MOND, VA
? PHONE MADISON 72f.i.
IEW ARRIVAL OF THE FINEST
goods on earth now on exhibition,
and nt reasonable nil.-es. Come
and see them. YARID'S. 217 North
_Vlfth._
iUM?N HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
. at HUGHESSS, 209 Nort? Third.
?oatbfng
MRS. LEB ST!:in:; LIPSCOMB, HAN-1
over <.'af?;. Diu West Franklin. Kum?
mer rutos. Tranalehta a spuglalty.
FUIlNIBHBD BOOM AND BOARD;
all convenience, ?us N. Fifth atruet. i
MRS. C. k HOWKKS. il^ I.. frank
lln, rO?ma and hoard for |>*>rinan nt
und transient yuests; dining room
well equipped._ i
rooms wrriT hoard. mr& n. s.1
SMITH. K Grace Street
WANTED. GENTLEMEN AND LADIES
ui couple.; nice, large, cool, attraotlVc
rooms; large porches and yard; wr'tn
board. Ladles, Li per week; men, 14.
Rooms furnished or unfurnished. soo
V. Twei.lv ill:.: ic_ _
ki.nmut ?oarbin?
la.':';;;. :-!i.,!,v LAWNS. BRICK
build, ntji. with up-to-date bath
rooms, llKhlvd with ku.<. in at a. u
ainltsed icud to station. Folder ind
terms on application. Dtawer U.
Gran*;*, Va.
DIGGS COTTAOBi OCEAN VIEW,
Va.. trunUng Chesapeake Bay, mod?
el n in every respect. Boardin?;. lojg
Ing, bathing, nsnlng. Bmji acoornino
dattons guaranteed. MRS. II. A.
DIG* IS, Pi pi l ilia
TUE ENQNOH COTTAGE, ON OHESA
peace Hay. Wllloughby Beach. No
mosquitoes, no land breeze; modern
conveniences. For raten address
ETTA ENGLAND, Wllloughby Beach.
BOULEVARD INN, ON HAMPTON
Holds; country and seashore com?
bined, with city convenience!. .Send
for literature to the MISSES TABU.
11 i:r.;,!m.-i, Va._
l&?ciii? '-or Ucjit
|R RENT, to COUPLE WITHOUT
ihtldren o: three gentlemen, three
:oniicctlng n".-rn:-. with largo closet{
ind private bath; heat, light i.nd s< t
cant's attention furnished; In excel?
lent location; price, jr,e; references
given arid required, Address SAV?K '
iiox nr. c:t>.
ILIOHTFt LLT COQL RO?Ml AlTl"
-onveillonces. ('heap to permanent
party. 122 .South Fifth. '
PEASANT, ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, U :
North Sixth; east side of street. j
)R RENT. TWO NICE BOOMS FOR!
light housekeeping; also large and
small rooms for gentlemen, w th'r.
live minutes' walk from Seventh and ]
Broad Streets. Address Q t3, care i
ttooniG CUantm
?rv?; y ; !::-?;;:;;:- rt-RNL-HED'
room, private family, centrally lo- ?
< d. references exchanged; State!
?? i ? ? es-1 ..
L\f?l Cdtatc jfoc EUnt
NE <>F THE NP'EST STORES ON
West Rrond Street for rent, corner i
Boulevard: suitable for any bust- i
ni_ rent Apply on premlsei
Eral estate (SHanrrt)
LIST IfOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON
NELLV <t CO. Writ* pustal for nec-i
? ? . ? '? ?. ?.i_
J^OtiCCO
TO THE PUBLIC AND WHOM IT MAY
concern: This is tf' certify th:'.'. I will
riot be responsible for any contracts
o: bills mad- by uny one unless au?
thorized by mo. -\. P. LUM. Sit_
WANTED. Til:: i'V'iiL?: To KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS., Jcweleia, 312
East Main Street; buy, sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATENT STYLES. Old gold and sll
vei \lwn>? taken In errl: i. r.ge._
automobiles (or fealt
R KALE. M' ?: EI. T Fi >RD TOl'U- i
Ing car in perfect condition. Fully '
equipped, Nearest offer to 1400 gets
It; Also one Jackson touring car. ;
VIRGINIA Motor SALES Co.. 1045 i
West Blond Street.
FIVE- PASSENf H3? (CAD1LAC) AU
tomohlle, good cond:tlon; automobll.i
tires. 32x4. cheap to quick buvcr.
Phone Madison 631_2._
FOR SALE. CHALMERS DETROIT, 30-1
horsepower touring car. fully e.julp- '
ped, nearest oifer to $1.00Q takes :t;i
nrst-class condition. WM. P. AT- I
KlNSON COMPANY, Box 104. Pe- i
tersb^rg. Va._
?didccllaiuoiio
st' Pi'.AGE.
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CTTT. tl
per load. Store your furniture, bug
i;ics. automobiles, planus at rOMP
KINS, 327 West Broad._
GET YOUR NAME UP.
WE ARE EXPERT SIGN" PAINTERS.
Prices cut to rock bottom. Quallt)
K Jarsntecd. Prompt service. You
same money, VIRGINIA SIGN
WORKS. 920 E. Main_Street_
SLIP COVERS.
SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER,
futnlture polished and repaired.
LEVY, tht- L'ph' Ibtorer, ?421 Weal
itroad. _ _
SLIP COVERS.
IN EINEN AND CRETONNE, FOR BED
room or par.^r. Liade to fit. SVD
Nor & Hi N'DLEY, INC., Pevonth a,r,d
Grace. Madison 3204. _
LOANS.
(6,000
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watches at New York ralrs. N. F.
JACOBS A; SoN. N;,. 218 North Ninth |
RATS AND MICE.
I GUARANTEE TO RID YOUR I
premises of rats and mice and savo i
you from waste, expense und an-j
noyance. Letters from physicians,:
bankers a::d prominent citizens prove
my claim. Phono or write OTTO
?HKIN, Monroe e.'ji. American Bank'
Building. _ I
SHOE ItEl'AiKING.
76c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. ?0c ?
ladies; every pair sewed; best leath- j
er, no nails, no pegs, Royal rub. j
ber heels, .'."><?. Tred-Alr rubber heels,
40c; leather heels rebuilt likj new,
S5c; DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORV, VIS E. Mala. Rhone Mon?
roe 2?d7. _
PHONOGRAPHS.
WHEN TOU BUY LOOK FOR THE
name' Edison if you want ono >'ou
can understand every word on the
record. C B. HAYNES & CO._
PIANOS.
SUMMER RATES NOW ON PIANO
moving and overhauling by factory
experts. Prompt, careful won:
guaranteed. Rhone Madison 3110.
CHAS. M. STIEFF. Pianos, in w.
Broad._
BRAZING.
WANTED. BRAZING OF cast IRON.
ri' ilMoNl ' MACHINE Wi iRKS. INc'
_ /. N T1QUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed; upholstering, etc. l. n. AR"
kall & son, 1617 w. Broad. Rh?n?
Madison 0277._
sea" ~fo od.
call RHONE MONROE 1111 FOR
fish, steamed crabs, crab meat. De
llv. i -d prompt !>'. aOf" N. Monroe SI.
w a n: t'eK to "^liu Y for" c a si l
houaebnld gooda In any quantity,
i'bone Madison 3 S.U._
W?TTtIsd"; to BUY LIVE GOOSE
feathera; best price paid. LEVY.
Tho Upholsterer. 425 W. Broaxl SL
DAILY PUZZLES!
What kind of footwear*?
ANSWER Ji; YBSTKftBAY'fl PUZZLE,
Cannon cracker.
jfOC SdtC
ffl5\visinole'trucks anu"u6fii
furniture wagon, grocery ni,d butch
? ; wttgohs. RICHARDSON BROS..
? ?:.'. I; - ir: Ave. _
MOTORCYCLES -\ivD BICYCLES, NEW
and second-hand; repairing of all
_kind*.; TOAIPKINS, 327 We.it Bj-ood.
ton WAGONS GG.i TO RICHARDSON
BROS., Oli Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing and rubser-tlre work.
_Madison 1467._
FOR SALE. CYLINDER DISC T A Liv?
ing machine and records on easy
terms. C. B. MAY N Erf & CO.. 121
w..u Eroad._
new arrival op the finest
goods on earth now on exhibition,
and at reasonable prices. Come
and see them. VARID'rf. ^17 North
FOR HALE. LARGE STOCK OF DRY
goods, clothing, notions, shoes, etc.:
also store fixtures of "very descrip?
tion, will sell cheap to .( 11ok pur?
chaser. J. A RUDOINH, 2101 Fair
mount Avenue._ _ _ _
WB Have THE FINEST LINE OF
buggies, surroys, phaetons, runabouts
und wagons In the city. We know
our vehicles and their value and we
know we ran pteuse you. A.
MEYERS SONS. 731 E. Cary Street.
FOUR-SIDED PLANER. 6x24;DOUHLE
surfacern, 8-inch moulder, swing cut?
off saw. resawS, lath mills, stave n:n
chlnory, sawdust blowers, belting,
hangers, shutting and pulleys. Ji
RLUFORD Sc co._
FOR SALE] REGAL runabout, as
good as ;.cw; ha* run less than 2,500
miles. Price. tCOO. K 778, care Times
Dispatch._
FOR SALE, ~ CHEAP. A COlTpLETE
set of carpenter's tools. J15 lor ehrst
and contents. Apply to ELSNER
BROS.? 11 S East Main Street.
^A." STA T ED COMMUNICATION
yv ' Tel l| . No. 9, A., F, &
/V\ a. M., will on held In t.ie Ma?
sonic Temple THIS (Friday) EVE?
NING ru 7.30 o'clock.
Members of sister lodges and tran?
sient brethren nre fraternally Invited
to unite with us.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
alex. W. ARCHER,
Secretary.
notice.-Tthe ann IlvTT- MBB ting
of the stock holder^ of the Southern
Manufacturing Company will be held
at the olllccs of tne company. Nos.
11 and 13 South Twelfth Street.
Richmond. Virginia.1 MONDAY, July
15 1912, at 12 o'clock noon.
By order of the President.
A. EDWARD ROBBER,
Pcoretary and Treasurer.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the
stockholders of the Richmond Pnper
Manufacturing Company will bo held
at the otllco of the company, Gov?
ernor and Ross Streets, Richmond.
Vs., TUESDAY. July 1c. 1912. at 12
o'clock M.
b. W. lipscomb,
Secret ary.
The Building. Loan nr-.d TrUst CO.;
of Manchester, Vs.,
Richmond. Va.. July 3. 1D12.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of tho Building. Loan
and Trust Comps.ny, of Manchester.
Va.. will bo held at the Mechanics
and Merchants Rank on TUESDAY,
July 0, at 8:30 o'clock P. M.
.1. W, BRONAUGH, JR.
Secretary and Treasurer.
J?i?ibcna floikci.
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company
Richmond, Va., June 25. 1913.
DIVIDEND? Tili' DIRECTORS OF
this company hava declared a semi?
annual dividend of five per ceni
($1 :i per share, and free from tax),
payable July 1st next, to stockhold?
ers of record June 25. 1912.
Trra31*fer books closed from this
ds.to to July 4th, inclusive. Divi?
dend will be mailed to stockholders.
Changes of address nhonld ba noti?
fied the company.
WM. H. MCCARTHY. Secretary. |
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company".
Office of the Treasurer.
Wilmlnaton. N. C. June 2Sth, 1912.
THE ROARD OF DIRECTORS OF AT
lantlc t'oust Line Railroad Company
has declared a dividend of three and
one-half per cent, pn the Common
Capital Stock of tli#. Companv, pay?
able at the office of the Treasurer,
nt Wilmington, North Carolinn, on
and after July 10th, 1912. to stock?
holders of record on June lOtllJ 1912.
The transfer books are closed from
the 19th day of June, 1912, to the
11th day of July, 1912, both Inclusive.
JAMES F. C( 1ST,
__Treasurer.
SEABOARD AIR LINE EAILWAY~
Ftve Per Cent. Adjustment Mortgage
Gobi Bonds.
THE SBMT-ANNUAL INSTALMENTS
of interest on this company's adjust?
ment bonds, nmountlng to $ 1-2 per
cent. <$25). represented by Coupons
Nos. 9 and 10 for $12 50 .neb. will
bo paid on and after AUGUST I, 1912.
at the Office Of Messrs. Blair & Co ,
No. 24 Rroad Street. New York
SEABOARD AIR I.TNE RAILWAY,
By D. C. PORTEOUS.
Secretary.
New York. July 2. 1912.
i}0lft<3
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel In the
Soitlh. European piftn. Rooms ulnglc
and en suite, With an,', without oattib
Spacious sample rooms.
Speelnl Summer Balea. Club Break?
fast
ftUttfon tsaUfi 'Cftte Dag
By C. L. & 11. U Der.uoh.
Rual Estate Auctioneers.
Commissioners Auction Sale
of Very Valuable Im?
proved Real Estate on
1 liird Streel, ?Between
Jackson and Duval Sts.,
Consisting of i wo Bnck
Dwellings and Lot Ad?
joining
by virtu* of a Uetif: ul the Chau?
cer/ Cuurt or the ulty oi Rlchinoad,
entered Juae -1, 19ii!, In the causa of
Bessie L. Whittle and uthera vs. iiury
A. Wnlule and others, the undersigned
tpc-eiul coinmkisioner, tinted for the
jjur^uic, will sell by auction, on tue
promisee, on
FRIDAY, JUDY 5. 1912
ut ? o'clock 1'. M.
the real estate described in said de
creo as "nil that certain bit. pleeo or
parcel of land of which Charles F.
Whittle died seized and possessed, wltn
two brick tenements ana other lin- j
provements thereon, lying and being In
the city of Richmond, on tho west side
of Third Street, between JacksOn and
Duval Streets, commencing at a point
on the Hne of Third Street S5 feet
C Inches north of Jvckson Street,
thence running northwardly along and
fronttng on west line t,; Third Street
: feet, thence back weatwardly toward
Second Street tootweeh parallel l!r>?s
100 .'e t. more or leis.
Tho two brick dwellings are always
rented to good tenur.ts.it paying prices.
TERMS: One-third ensh: baiar.es in
i two equal Instalments at six and
twelve months, for notas, with l.-.tiros:
added, und title rota'.ned till whalt Is
pal-l; or all cash, at option of pur
chHser.
GEORGE W. DEW 13
Special Commissioner.
I certify that the bond required by
the above d?cr*e of the special com
m:?iinne: has been duly glvtn.
Olven ur.ler mv hr-.r.d this 29th day
of .Tune. 1912.
Test?: CHARLE? 0 PAVILLE.
I_Clor*.
Wrru D. Plzr.lnl Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Uy virtue of a deed of trust. d<ited
January 11, 1909, and recorded In clerk's
oillce, Richmond Chancery Court, in '
D. B. 203-D, page 15Si default having
been made In the payment of thai
debt therein secured, and being re- I
quired so to do by the r.ote-holdor,
we will ?eil at public a.ur.tion. on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1912,
at * o'clock p. M?
the res', estate dOSCi I bed ;n th? ?a.ld
deed of trust as follows!
"All thru lot of land, with th? lm
provements thereon, iv'.ng a.r.d being
In the city of Richmond, w. on the
pouth llr.D of Claiborne street, between
Cart?r erd Washington Streets, com
meneJr.g at a point fprty-twb < 42 i feet
west of Washington Street, and run?
ning ther.oe westwordly and fronting
on the said Claihorn ? < en-ror.eously <le
?orlbed as Washington) Street, thirty
fSOl feet, and running back between
parallel llr.es one Hundred sr.d twenty
tlvc (125) fe?t to an alley.
TERMS: Cash as to the expert'e? of
erer-utirs this trust, any taxes that
rr.ny be dn* upon the property, Includ?
ing a (rentable proportion of the cur- J
rent year, ar.l to pay an overdue note
of $150. nn-1 the bs.lanoe s? <?rse and
two years, secured 1 y a deed of trust
; on the preiper.ty: or all en?h, at the
option ?f the purchaAar
WM, P Pr7.7.TN-T,
Trie ee
fem I ru pi opocuio
Commonwealth of Virginia,
Oillce of
Superintendent or I'uUJlc Printing,
Richmond. Va., july 2, 1?12.
SEALED PROPOBALS for PRINTING
fifteen HUKl RED COPIES OF
I THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIR
: t EENTH VOLLME uf VIRGINIA
REPORTS
; will be received at thi? office up to 12
M. WEDNESDAY. July 17, Ijl'j.
At the same time and place bids will
be received for BINDING, WRAP?
ping and labeling fifteen
HUNDRED copies of the above-men?
tioned books.
Printed schedules, on which alls bids'
Will be required to be made, will be
j furnished on application.
Each bid must be inclosed in sealed '
envelope, address? 1 to the Superintend
ent of Public p-lnting. and marked
"Proposal."
Contractors will be required to make
dally shipments of carefully read proof,
weekly shipment of ftvs cop'ea of
each sixteen-page form worked, and
to furnish bond, with approved secur?
ity, for tho faithful performance of
contract.
Th? right Is reserved to reject anv
or all bids. DAVIS BOTTOM,
Superintendent of Public Printing.
July 8. 5, 7. !\ 11. 13, 15.
Central State Hospital. "
Petersburg, Va.. July p. 1913.
PROPOSALS ASKED.?BIDS will be \
received until '- o'clock m.. JULY
17. 1912. for furnishing inater'al and;
making alterations. Improve;.
I , and extensions |n the heating system
of this ho?p1t:;l Plans and .s:
rations may be seen at the hospital,
or will bo furnished on application.
The Special Board of Directors re?
serves the right to reject anv or
all bids. wm. F. DREWRT.
Superintendent.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Of
MEDICINE ? ~N;DA'
STUART McGUIRE, m. D.. Pre*.
Medicine?Dentistry ?Pharmacy
-".Olli Session Opmi September 16, 1912
Ntw Fireproof Building,
U..excelled Equipment,
Modem Laboratory Method*.
Excellent Clinical Facilities.
Eichty Experienced Teacher*.
Write now for Catalogue AH ' ?
WYTIIF. D. ANDERSON. Proctor.
McGuire's University School
|OPP. MONROE PARK, RICHMOND, VA
FORTY-EIGHTH SESSION biplim Sep
temlier 18. Thorough prepnrtlon for unl
I verelty. college, technical school, U. S. Naval
and Military Academies. Primary i depart?
ment Inr imail bb width ?epar.no ln*tru<-i
i tor*, study-hall, nr<! recitation room*. The'
Principal wilt bo at ' N. Bclvldere St., after
iS'ept. 6. For full information ice catulogu?
at book stores, or by mnll.
JOHN 1' McClILWK. Principal.
timnor.?BuvRMay? ra-jaiACY
/xvz?c im wmv, ?uawi iirmrii it. ink
Oaecllwu UtciMrr *"t casual ljo>e?&
(]Ullttl.,J1UA \j: .-^ i ... /~ > : ^'.-i . .
... _,. M. U. le.r.. ,:..hn?-.'. Vk
Virgini3 Bfliiitary Institute
"The West Point of the south"
Collegiate hikI technical cour?e* combined
j wit Ii the rtutit discipline of an nriny po,t.
Vlrrlnls Cadets tuition tree,
I Ltilnoton, Va, Gen. F.. W. NICHOLS. Sopi
Summer l\fSort?.
Among the Blue Kid?;? Mti.,
AT"COOL HEIGHTS"
ymi a high-grade summer resort
and the advantage <>f ;? summer
chautauqua fur what you would pay
f<<r either alone elsewhere.
In addition to the advantages of a hifth
grade slimmer resort, at once accessible '
yet removed from the heat and rush of the
crowded centres, in addition to the mag;- -
I nificent scenery, the wonderful summer
climate, the beautiful building and restful
haded grounds on their lofty plateau.,
swept uv invigorating mountain breezes,
"COOL HEIGHTS" i ffera you and your
. |y FREE the- unique privilege of
the summer chautauqua of the So?
ciety for the Advancement of Social
Education, with its inspiring ki Hirers,
I its special ceremonies, its high-grade
musical and dramatic events, its pilgrim?
ages to historic places and natural won?
ders and, aljove 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 all
general meetings and special events of the ;
chautauqua, ten to fourteen dollars per
week, r-or reservation and further par?
ticulars write or wire Manager "Cool
Heights," Buena Vista, Va.
The Blue Mountain House
In Tits Heart uf The Blue Ridge.
Elevation two thousand fret. Ovortnoklng
tiie beautiful Cumberland an.t Sncnamtoah
Valleys. Coot, bracing atmospiiorc. All
imuicmtBti. Orchestra, danclne, tennis,
bowling alloc pool. saddle hor?cs, etc.
Capacity 10ft Rates F.5.03 per neck nun up.
Dcsorlptlvi booklet on application to 1ion1)
>< .!_::!!'i:.s l::..? Moantatn. M.t.
Brunswick Inn
Wnyhcaburo, Vn.
This cool and delightful summer re?
sort Is now open for guests. For rates,
I apply to
MRS. W. A. WILLIAMS,
MRS. K. A. ROBINSON.
_ Proprietors.
Sweet Chalybeate Springs
BWBE1 CHALYBEATE, VA.
Up In tho A'leshany Mountain*. I'M feest
above tho ??i lovel. Elegimnt Bwlmmlnc
fools. Cool Nights, Her.uttrul Muiiiuatn
Scenery; Water supply, l.-nn and carbonated,
of tuperior medical quality. Wrlt? for book
lit. B. v. KARLE. Manager,
sweet Chalybeate, vs.
The Sayre Cottage
BUCICROB UBACH. VA.
] Is now open for the reception of
; er i sts. The acx-ornmx'.K^iiina aro (rood
: and the rotes as resso*aaJble as is cori
sl-.r.Tit with good service. The man?
agement will take plea,?un* In dolne
everything possible to mako your visit
pleasant and profitable to you. Ad?
dress for f-rme. etc.,
THE SAYTtH COTTAOB,
D tick roe Denen, Vn.
W?rm Sulphur Springs
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Thin famous retort vrith the raott ?2e
lightful h*Lh in America it now open for
guei'.s. Write formte? and Information.
Mrs. JchnL-CubauV, War.11 Springs, V*.
\VA I ER c ap IIOVSB,
The Mountain Paradise,
Now nprn. extensively Improved. The most
modern find lln-st located hotel In thl?
rerion. Cuisine of tho highest standerd:
white service. Orcheetrn, ?.?..?tni diversions!
every out-of-door amusement; new, beau?
tiful P.-.im r-ourt and Cafe. Special July
ir.a party rate?. Booklet and auto mapi
mailed, tth season.
JOIIX I"Cftr?Y COPS.
Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
Maple Shade Inn, Putnskl, Vn.
<?: beautiful hotel und grounds in South
it Virginia. Perfectly equipped for com*
t an 1 pleasure. Altitude 2.100 feet. Won.
fu! climate. Through ileeper from Rlch
n5. Write for booklet.
fltliintic City Kr?oit?
pactflo and Arkansas Avenue?. Spaetoai
grounds adjoin bench and boardwalk. Only
medium-priced hotel where gin-fits may go
from house, to surf In bathing attire with?
out nein? streets, which Is prohibited. Cue
or b?th beiisrr. with sttendnnt to c.-ire for
Mitts Is free, illuming water in rooms.
Fresh snd kki water baths, public and pri?
vate. Special ruten (1.60 and up dart) ; t*.CO
to fjl.fO weekly. Including choice tuiile, ?up
plled from own (arm. White service. Or
|cr.csira. Tennis courts and croquet grounds
n.tween hotel and beach. Booklet nisllud
upon request.
P.M l. 0, ROsr.citANS.
Galen Hall
RV Till: SEA.
HOTEL \M> 8ANATORIOM.
Atlantic City, N. J.
OA I.EN KAIL
IX THE "Uni NTAFNSa
\ 1 1Kb r-t lass 110 1 Bl .
Werners ville, Pa.
F. L. VOt Mi. flenernl ManaKer.
? i?bimi?????iisaaa ? 11111 111 sin saasi iiii h i
ISLES WORTH
On the or-?an front. Virginia r.v., overlook?
ing famous Ste?l Pier. Capacity <W. Special,
f.:. M Up weekly: no extra charge for hot
sen water baths. Elevator, spacious porches,
private baths. Orchestra Autii mecta 'rains.
UOoklet. W.M. HVMA.V. Proy. |
FRANK M. PHOEBUS. Mgr.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J..
Directly on the Ocean Front
Always Open.
WAI.TI R Bl'/.BY.
Boat Moderates Rato Hotel
And Fireproof Annex, Tenn. av.. near Bench
central 1 capacity 100i Opposite Prot and Cath.
Churches : running water 111 rvonts : private bat Ii? ;
excellent t/.ble; vegetables from own farm; v. bite
s-rv.ce: ir? t" V." I w k'lj ; M.MI In *?>
iI'It. BUt. Special rutes. R. Ii. I.udy. M.D.
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Virginia Ave. near Beach and Steel Pier.
Open surrounding*. Capacity SOO. Hot und
1 tea water baths. Largo rooms; south
cm exposure. Elevator to street level,
spacious porches, etc. Special week rates;
$.'.-'> 1111 dally. Booklet.- Coaches meet
trains. CuoPIirt & l.KKiM.
HOTEL RALEIGH
St. ChariTa Place and ?eSCh. MO large cool
I rooms; ocean view; private baths; running
water In rooms: line porches; elevator;
electric lights, etc. Food and aervlco of
tho best. Very reimonablo rates. <
H. J. nTNK;r.
TUR wii.TsinnE,
Virginia Avenue ami Bench, Ocean view.
UrcHtly lu.pne.ed. Cap. SM, Private bat*>?.
running water la rooms, eloyator, etc.
Music. Upeoial, I1J.W up weekly: t-'.io up
I dally. Open all rho y. ar. Booklet.
MAMIJEI.
Several Witnesses on Stand, Sub?
ject to Rigid Cross
Examtnation.
REAFFIRM FORMER EVIDENCE
Claude Allen Bears Up Well and
Shows More Interest in
Proceedings.
[Special toTfi" Times-Dispatch.]
Wythovtlle, Va.. July ?.?The trial of
Cluutia Allen was resumed this morn
inn at 3:30 o'clock, aftsr tho inturrup
tlon occasioned yesterday afternoon
by tho sudden Illness of Juror Brls
coo. Tho Juror had so far recovered
as to bo ublo to resume his position
in the Jury box.
The cross-c-xr.rr.ir.atlon of Judge D.
W. Holen, tho llrst witness for thn
Commonwealth, was resumed and soon
completed. The numo tacts, without
material change, were brought out bv
the witness as were teattilcd to by
him in tho former trials of Floyd
Allen for tho murder of W. M. Foster
and Claude Allen for the killing of
Judge T. Li. MnsBie.
W, 1>. Totnpklna. another attornoy
from IHllsville, and a spectator of
t'ne events of the trngedy, was the
nost witness, and though subjected to
n spirited cross-examination by Mr.
! Willis, of counsel for prisoner, ufllrra
ed Iiis statements of tho former trials
without change.
Tho examination of Fraston Fowler,
the third witness,- resulted as the
others did. tho witness ropentlng his
formor story.
Dexter Ooad, the clerk who wu
wounded, was tho fourth wttnesn, and
won subjected to rigid cross-examina?
tion by Judge, llalrston. of tho defense,
with no material charrjo from his for?
mer statement
Around hin examination great in-,
terest centred, as It Is one of tho
theories of thn defense, as set out in
tlie opening statement, that 11-feellng
between llond ami Floyd Allen cul?
minated on tho l-lth of March nnd
prcclpltatrd the tragedy.
W. F. NeRtor, tho fifth witness, made
no ohange In his testimony. Hta ex?
amination wn? short.
J. N. Early, one of the Jnrors who
tr'ed and convicted Floyd Allen 'n
j Carroll Clrenlt Court, was the sixth
witness. His evidence Is corrobora
I tlvo of his former testimony,
j Jack Allen and Garland Allan,
1 unelen of tho prisoner, wer? In court
I yesterday, but havo not been present
to-day.
The prisoner bears up well, and
' seems to take more interest in con?
ferring with and prompting his coun
j sei while conducting tho examination
; than he has heretofore. A larirer num?
ber of women wer* In attendance to?
day than on any previous occasion.
Atlantic Cit" lArsorta
"ST. CHARLES"
Most select location fronting the ocean.
Thoroughly modern. Courteous nervte?.
Bathrooms with hot nnrt cold, fresh and
a. a water attachment?, etc. Magnificent
I porchei overlooking tho Boardwalk and
: ocaSn. Orchestra of lololsts. Uolf prlvi
1 lege?. Always open. Illuetrated booklot.
NEWLfN haivms company.
Tho leading and me?t modern high-class
hotel at moderate rates.
albemarle
Virginia Are, nnd Heach.
N?w throughout; capacity 3M; private
bath*, elevators, ?.coo feet wide, cool
porch??: exceptional table, whlto fervlce.
Special rale", Jt, J10. 11: SO up weekly: |!
up dally. FI-eklet. J, p. COPE.
The Hotel nf Delaware Water (tap. Pa.
Hotel Sothern
Virginia Ave. Capacity 2S0. Rooms en
?ulte. Bath* and running water. Excel?
lent table. 7th ***?on. Snme management.
Hotel Kenderton
Tr-nnftfr? Ave , third bouse from beach
nun pier; family hotel; private baths, ocean
view, elevator. line perches, home cooking:
tpeela! low early season rates.
_j. ?1. MlTCirE!.!,.
"hotel shoreham,
Ocean l-.'nd Vlrirluln Ave>.
A modern hotel with every convenience:
elevator, privat? bath*, etc. Open lawn*
allow plenty of light and air. Ideally lo?
cated. Servlco anil table the best. Kates
(12.80 up weekly. Booklet.
W. B. COTTEN.
Hotel iroquois
So. Carolina ?v. and Bunch, centre of an
att.-aet'.or.a. Capaelty 400, One of the most
modern and up-to-date, loo ocvan-alde rooms.
Privat? bath*, running water In rooms. Ble
votor. Mus'.c. Kine porches. White ?ervtes.
Special rates: 1.4 up weekly; J3.80 up dallv.
Booklet. W F. SHAW.
ItOTEf. ?IAJKSTIO. Virginia a v a r. <t
Beach; renovated throughout, centre of
attractions; ocean view; enpactty 300; ele?
vator; prlvato bulbs; white service, etc.;
superior table; special $10 up weekly; f]
up daily; booklet. M. A. SMITH.
norm ai;si:(i>\.
Virginia A v.. rmir llen'h.
FTRBTItOOK?Bl ll.r or U1UOU A STONE.
Everything thai constitutes ? hrst-closs
hotel. Elevator, private baths, etc . etc. $1.0?
up dullv; special weekly rates; booklet.
O. D. PAINTER.
The most attractive and popular hotel for
I Rlcbmor.d visitors.
hotel borton
I Ocean end Tennessee Avenue. Central to
] nil attractions B. B. VOOlMfKES, Owner
, ncd Proprietor.
New Hotel Merion
I Homelike hotel of high class at popular
tariff Newlv-bntit brick, at Vermont Ave. ,
I near Beach. ?CACK l.vw. ,t Co.
'.'PrUUriTWAr Kentucky av.. I0O yards from
I ItUIl 1 Cnnt/ beuch. As good ns tho best.
Cap. 21.0. New, homelike; elevator: large,
eooi, ocean view rooms, w|ili baths; pbonea;
excellent tntile; whlto service; metal beds.
Special rates, ti up weekly. S! KO up dally.
Sat, to Moll. 19. Booklet W !?". 'A' \ |
Vir^ni? trust
Company,
Richmond, Va.
This company having qualified as
I executor of the estate of C. Tf. Dor
; set (along with Mrs. 8. C. Dorset), all
] persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them,
and those Indebted to the estate wtll
! please make payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST OOMPANT,
Executor of C. H< Dorset. Deceased.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND i 'da Y STREETS.
Open dully from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M
Admission. 26c. Free on Saturdays.
Resolution Favoring Monetary
Commission Adopted?Offi?
cers Elected.
CSpeclal to The Tlmos-DIspatch.1
Hampton, Va.. July i.?After adopt
; Ing a resolution Indorsing the Aldrlcn
, MoAo'.irv Commission plan and listen?
ing to tho reports of tho officers for
tho past year, the Tobacco Association
of the L'nltcd States completed it
thirteenth annual convontlon In Jrlotel
Chamberlain at noon to-day. and ad
'? Journed.
Tho resolution favor'ng the Mone
; tary Commission was the result of a
! recommendation contained In tho an
' nual inessafte of President T. M. Car
! rlngton. oi Richmond. Mr. Carrlns
ton read his tnessnge, which was
: bristling with guoil suggestions to the
. tobacco mon, und was received with
enthusiasm by tho members of tho as
; soclatlon at tho morning session.
The board of directors of the asso
' elation met and elected UeTorge B.
] Webster, of Winston-salem, N. C, as
the secretary and treasurer of the as
j soclatlon. and resolutions wero adopt?
ed Instructing tho new secretary to
. use his best efforts the corning; year
j in securing; additional members for
the association. In order to lncreuso
Itn usefulness to the tobacco trade.
It Ih proposed to seo that all ths manu?
facturers and leaf dealers are brought
Into tho asanolatlon work
The ofllcers chosen by the assocls
tlon for tho coming year are as fol
lows: President, T. M. Carrlngton.
; Richmond: Vice-presidents, \\. L.
Petty, Lexington. Ky.j R P. Watson.
Wilson, N. <:.; V. P. Eirirlcston, Drake's
Rraneh. Board of directors: W. t.
1 Rood, R'chmondj A. P. Thorpe, Rocky
Mount) N. C; Rdward tVlachmcyer.
1 Bultlmore; W. a. Adams, Oxford. X. C.:
'.lehn L. Wlnrto. Richmond: A. B. Car
rln?ton, Dauvillo; Q. M. Booker.
Lynchbure; s. \V. Venable. Durham. n.
C.i J. A. Clarke. Redford City; W. L.
McQill, Petersburg; O. T. Patten, Dar?
lington, S C.; Q. S. Norfleet, Winston.
N. C.; O. A. Lewis, Henderson, N. C j
it.rj.rjpiiiinsn. Cincinnati; F.R. Flck
len, ureenvllle. x c.; E. V. Webb.
Klnstnn. N- C.: W. O. Rogers. Warren
ton. N. C.; J. M. Edmunds, Wilson; Q.
j W. Walters, South Boston.
This afternoon the tobacco men were
. the guests of the Southern Railway
I Compnny on a tug rldo over Hampton
; Roads, and to-night the annual dinner
I was held in tho Chamberlln dining
room.
RYAN REAL LEADER
OF NEW YORKERS
He Is Consulted at Every Turn
of Affairs in Baltimore
Convention.
Bristol. Va., July 4.?"Talk n'iout
Murphy running the New York delega?
tion at Baltimore, from the way 1 saw
It, Thomas I'*. Ryan was running it from
his seat In our delegation," said Charles
W. Bondiurant, a prominent coal oper?
ator of Leo county, Va., who has re
: turned from tho Democratic National
' Convention.
"We were greatly Ftirprised when
Ryan came and took a acat In our del?
egation," he continued. "At the Stuto
convention at Norfolk there wa? a sug?
gestion that a '.Mr. Ryan" be made a
dolegate-at-large from the State. 1
asked some one If Thomas P, Ryan was
meant. The reply was that It was not
he, but his son. instantly there was
objection to his helng made a delegate
j from the State at large,
j "Finally tho mysterious -Mr. Ryan,
I supposed to he a son of Thomas F.
I Ryan, was made a delegate troin tho
I congressional district of Representative
Hnl L>. Flood; and upon tho theory that
j thu district had tho right to name Its
own delegates, there was no further
objection, but nobody seemed to know
j that It wrts Thomas P. Ryan that had
been slipped In.
I "Ryan was the most unassuming
j member of our delegation, in the, pri
i v.tte caucuses ho had not u. word to
i say. Ho merely cust his vote. I Ue
: Rove I did see him talking to r^enator
! -Martin and Representative Flood.
"Soon after the convention opened I
I noticed that men were coming fre
: quently to confer with Ryan in our del?
egation I asked who these men were,
but no one seemed to know. I bugan to
j watch whero they came from and saw
; that they Word from the Now Vork del?
egation, which was about 150 feet from
! us. 1 afterward saw that every titno
I anything Important came up men came
' over from tho Now York delegation and
! conferred with Ryan. Although ho sat
us a member of our delegation, with
in half vote from Virginia. It looked to
' mo nh though ho was really running
I tho Neu V ir!; delegation.
"1 noticed that John R. Stanchfleld,
who made the speech In which he called
Hrynti 'a publicity-seeking marplot.
I was one of the members of the New
' York delegation who slipped over most
j frequently and conferred with Ryan
? while the latter sat In our delegation."
1 Another member of tho Virginia del
1 egatlon who had a talk with Ryan said
! tho latter expressed admiration for
William .1. Bryan. "Ho IS a great talk?
er." was Ryan's commont on Lie Peer?
less Leader; alter tho latter hud tlulshed
One of his assaults on tho privilege
seeking Interests and predatory wealth,
i Ono of the Virginia delegates ven
j lured the assertion to-day that Ryan
would not want to sit In another con
' venlloti with William .1. llryan In It.
Meld On Serbin? Cliargr.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Frederlcksburg, Va., .July 4.?Walter
Ray was arrested and jailed here Wed?
nesday night, Charged with assault on
an eight-year-old girl, daughter of
Julius Young. The crime took place
I Just across tho river from this city
?In Stafford county. Ray is thlrty-ilve
, years old and has a. wtf* and two
1 children.
Ray was brought to this city by the
; father of tho ch id and Richard Al
sop and turned over to tho officer*.
! All parlies are colored.
{few School Rntldlngs In Lee County.
fVvrvlnl to Tho Times-T>J.spatrm.l
nrlstol. Va., July 4.--D. W. Wagner,
of this city, has tho contract for ths
erection of two public school build?
ings In Lee county, one at Pennlngton
Gap, to cost |12.00>, and one at Keo
kee, a mining town, to cost i?.?0?. The
coui.tv and the Stonega Coal and Coke
Company have Joined tn the oxpens*
of erecting the building at Keokee.

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