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?realer Bleliuiuud'e OTMlml Newspaper,
UltUATUST WANT A NU HEAL l.s
TATU Ml- IUI n ix VIRGINIA, A.MJ
o.m; UV lllu REST 1.", iVMUIUUA,
Want Ad Rates
Hclij, uuc ceial per word when putd
lu ailuiuct. No Ad, tuL.cn lor leas tbnn
ten cents,
one und une-Uall ceuta a trurd all
clnaalOcatlona except situation Wanted
for tiunday. Munition Wuated, one ccsl
? word. Sa Ad, ximlnj taken lor .t -h
latin ttfteen emit,
.No Aua, taken lor le?* ilimi ??**..?>
u*c ccntn ivhen pbuut-il lu or cuiiicd
"i Ike counter.
l'li?,ne girders not guaranteed.
I liliililcut torn, nui Ku,iruiilcctl a'ter
t?;:ni I'. M.
??'or buataeaa contrac*.*, send for the
Waul Ad. Mnn. Plio'.e slnnrun i
Jibjl UhU J UUHU
Xif,"v:.;.-i'i kr lay ON ciiesapeak s.
Hay car, ur between station ana l-'trst
and Broud Streets, purse containing
tu >j notes and three fi. ll'ewuiu
lor saino at t Hast Grace isti<_??? t.
.' ? : . MONDAY, GOLD BREASTPIN.
Howard ii t-oturtuid to KICUKSON
&. CR?TCiiFiell.s Real Batat? ot?
ic ?._ _
i.:>fi|j ccituitrD, ?f??
MEN WANT'BD. <N FRIDAY, .1 i Nfc"
V, a numbci ol employes' 6f the bus
i?,n Elevated Hallway Co. lett Mull
positions without notice and went
uii a Strike, wincn now exists, i heat!
ropri'sonteu utmost en.ir.iy the
newer, younger, more Inexperienced
men. a large majority <<f thu
oider, reppoiibiido men, remained
>?, itn the Company and have laith
fully nerved it in operating it? cur
service, which has been well main?
tained ove- itn entire System, file
company \. ui.ti. at once suitable,
perlenccd inotormen to i;ii tn<- places
of men who have Jeft the s? rylce,
and otters attractive, permanent em?
ployment not only t>, these, nut to
other worthy persons who can
qualify, although Inexperienced. i'ur
interview. wiit? nationality, age,
height, expei i? net! and reference Ad?
dress B 1Tf, care Tlmes-l>lspatch.
WANTED. LABORERS FOB STEAM
shovel work it varlna, N C. Wages,
11.60 per day. Weekly pay. FISH Lit
vi: 1 a H< >'/.'/..\ <".<ii'i.,] I' i:::,? tors
WANTED. AT < >:<:?'V.7 "'TWo GOOD,
sober harr,, is Apply NATIONAL
BARBER .-ii";-. Sj.nore Street,
i'. tersburg, Vu.
?lo PREPARE
:. electric trio
i HA II.um
ipolls, ii.-:
job compositor. APPLY Ml
O'CONNOR, M a n a ire p. r'outh'.'r
Stamp a i.'i Stationery Co., Twoivi
?
Wanted, a capable for em a;
for a woodwm king plant: one Wli
can Invest small capital preferrc<
Address i: care Tltn- s-Dlspatel
e
Siuiatiuipj C?tinrrb, ??alc
WANT* EOT "CLK RIO Ai7n"'OslTK>N'Ti
medical student until 15th Scpten
i/.-i. ageii twenty-four; expcrlerit
twelve- months; timekeeper ratlroa
?hops; two years mercantile Lu."
Address |t 153, enre Time."
Dispatch,
WANTED, POSITION IN HOTELi 0
club by a lirst-class German ein
cook as- st.w.ud, with twenty-lit
IF SUPERINTENDENT w ANT
for public road building, can hr
fore man with me. Apply to R.
care Postmaster, OghurnB. Va.
V' ,i-n?; ma :.' ?... 'a ismes !?? ?-ti-ri
anything. B 151, care Times-]
patch.
want;::., ry voiing man of goo
habits, position with chance of tin
motion. Addresr .1. T. T . 501 Norl
Twenty-sixth Street.
VOUNG MAN. wiT.t Tin;::!: YE?R
experience in drug business, wislv
position while attending eoiiece
Richmond this session. F 33". cn
Times-Olspatrh
WANTKIi by A YOT'N'1 MAN" prw
tlon In drug store; three years" e
pertenee; best of reference?. p it:
enre Times-Dispatch
? TOfNVl MAN* IVESIRBS ? POS
tlon In an ofilce; writes a good han
Address C *17, rare Tlmes-Plspntc
W a TN ED?COMP RT P.NT R EG i?TK!
ed druggist wishes to change pdi
tlon; small town preferred, 1. 9!
enre Tlmcs-Dlspatch.
r . - -
l?Clp C?dntfb J'Tiihilr
WANTED. STOCK girls AND SALE,
women for steady positions; gm
chance for advancement. Apply I,
tween 5 and 5:u0 P. M. KAL'i
MANN & CO.
WANTED, young LADIES FOB op.
lice work; pleasant surrouiKlih,. s;
experience unnecessary; snlnry S*>
weekly to start. Apply. Stating age.
b 156, care Tlmos-Dispatch,
want! ;T>7 EXPE RIENCED TEIiE
phonc operator; private branch ex
changc. Apply iioti.l RICHMOND
WANTED, \Vl7lTE COOK. APPLY
15)2 West Avenue. _
w a nt EI ~F. X P ERIE nt E D lady for
corset department; ask for W. b.
Thalhlmer, tmaliiimp.r brop . Fifth
and Broad.
.wanted, FIRST-ouass; atlso com
petent nurse for small family. Ap
ply 2728 West Grace._
!o:ntat(onfl Tanten, f-rinal;
WANTKb. p?hit'fi'TN ' by TlXpE'
rioncod lady stenographer. Can fur?
nish roferchcCS. Address E, 717
Trade Street, Wlnston-Salem, N.
5?T;.\Tn.i;: stenoghaphbr ani"
general oflice clerk wants position.
B Hit. care Tlmos-Dlspatch.
NT j RSE.?WANTED, BY REtitABLiE,
healthv young woman, position as
liurs- for invalid, old or young:
charges for services reasonable. Ad?
dress b 157, care Tlriiea-Dlapntch.
i-.?:
. protr?Giontil l?fip dUnnteti
wa.. tki). ' TEACMER9 op a?3j
gradeo. for college, public nnd pri?
vate schools, also matrons and
housekeeper:!, for full opening! In
Virginia and Southern .States. VIR?
GINIA TEACHERS' BUREAOj It. W
Crldlln. Mimnger. Richmond. Va.
VV?NTEi?. TI'.AOII Eli; KOlf PRIVATE
family; beginners In English; also
mUslc. CHAS, G, ROYSTER, Bul?
lock, N. C
me.\~ and' 'w?/mKN '.vaNTEI? 'FOR
government Position?; $so month;
write [or lint of poallion? opun.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTES, Dopt. U6-H,
Rochestor, n. v.
?ituiuion?, ptou-ooioii.il
WAN TKS 'CA' Y OfJ n < i MAN- A 3 ' S A.'. V. S- !
man; a ntti" oxporlence required.
Apply Coi.omai. SHOE SHOP U'.i'J .
North Sixth Street
AN A. iTT~< 11 ;.\ i >t" AT k 7\ NT> i} k AI>
uiitt. In music desires position as
music touch,.!-. Ono year's expe?
rience. <;...,.| testimonials. Address
TK ;' in;;:, h.,-, n ,,. ,. j. N , ?
jju.uto
xkwport 'up-to-i'.ati: sn?E" sin^C
ini; und hat cleaning parlor lor !
ladles nrni gentlemen. 200 East
Hrond Street.
\\ ANTED. Tili; PUBLIC To KNO-.V
! that JAHNKiii UltOS.. Jewelers, ?12
East Main Street, buy. sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
bATBVr STYLES. Old gold iTifi ?II-;
? ei r. ? i-ti ? r' !?? . ince
l?lt?ltic?s tDppuciiininc?
rIS f l.l:|i:^>-i;i if( >NTI:.\' T> il: wa.\~i .
it partner with about $1,500 to go in
. onlraetlng with. C 197, caro'Tlmes
1 dspatch,
WANTED, TO GET IN T??Gil WITT!
:i pltrty who has five hundred dollars
to Invest1; will guarantee to dotibli
it for the investor within 90 da;
a clean proposition. will bear
close Inspection; money secured, Foi
Interview *?ti*ireHs <-' 192, care Times
?
WI SH I NG TO SECURE LOCAL 1N>
flue nee, 11 Maryiund banker has
placed in my hands a Small block
>?f sc< urltles to be sold t<. "influen?
tial" pal ties. This investment "guar
antoea" n per cent per annum
and money re tu ruled in three yi 11
handlse business :inu property,
voith iT.oi'u, Ji',i'!(> cush. balance 11
iniall' monthly payments: u:. .. 1 ?
ipportunily; annual sale* j.
nvner retiring. S. I". SMITH, Bt-r
\NTE*D PARTNER IN WOOD AND i
oal business; have k'ioi! trade on
.
>:n|>:iteh.
L\Ctil Cor.ur f-ov fettle
i.oT-' IN 6?L?NLAL" place
?*'j*t. Bought f.vo years ago.
I ? Mad;! n
sale, M V BAHTov ReIgHTH
dene-. % rooms, * basement ah 1
see rhe.j DR. IRA J. HAYNES, 701
Wl l-.h.un Street._ _
fit SALE. TWO STORES, ONE
dwelling, In West End; best busi?
ness property In city; Cheap to qUtcK
buyer, as ow ner wants to leave city
at once. Room s Ebel Building
?"l: s \l.i:.' BY NON-RESIDENT, z~\~2
acres at Centralla, on tmburbun line. 1
11 miles from Richmond, Vn. Fronts
Hi feet oh Drewry muff Road. Rich
land and w.-ii fruited and adjoining
fine bungalow residence. Will b< II
riKbt. For price address CHA.3
RUPRECHT. TUT ''.dar Avenue.
Cleveland; o.
Rooms j;ot L\rnt
-V ' i.AV. COOC' CLEAN'CIlONT
- Transients ulio.
f FURNISHED pOOMS" WITH
thout board. 7 is'li.isl Marshall
Wo CONNECTING ROOMS, with
bath. Apartment 12, The Hanover.
Madison ESU-J.
fw WEST GRACE STREET, PLEAS
:>nt ruoms. with hoard, modern c?rt
ICELY^FU ItNISHED 1100x1?"; GOOD
I. I North First Street.
WO nTcELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for rent; reasonable rent to steady
tenants; ail conveniences. 302 Last
Gra Phone Madison ,*,692i_
i\cai csiait for ?\em.
4'"" \Vi':.--i cary * STitEEf. Tl
nt, blitll, etc.; excellent cundl
:, Good l?catioh t'>r hoarding
se. ?t? per niontli. J. A. CON
LIST YOUR VACANT PROPERTY
with J. A. CONNELLY & CO.. und
J net results.__
. 30tiii TAYLOR STREET, NEW SIX
rooni brick; bath, hit and cold
water, etc. $J" per month. J. A.
CONNELLY._r_
I FOR RENT, 2516 PAUK AVENUE; S
room's pantry and two baths; r?nge
and laltol,. ? oint..i..t tn>n llgnts; at
once. N W. HOWE tc SON._
I 276 LAFAYETTE AVE NC K, BROOK -
1 vn N Y. r.is to rent in tine
j residential section; thirty minutes
to seawliore; thirty minutes to ' Itj
! Hall._
I for rent! a~ liotrsE Tx REAR of
1412 East Main Street, suitable lor
a shop or storage; will be remodeled
to suit tenant. RAAB & CO.. Mutual
Bullding,_I
WANTED.'. TO RENT FURNISHED
! house m West End. all modern con?
veniences; can make terms reas?n
able. Address E 271, caro Tlmes
? ? 5h_ _
feuntliTrc Boatbtnc
iToi^riTTOi^FENT^^^ T a i; 1;.
Ocean view. Va. Terms reasonable;
centrally located on cottage line.
MRS. BROUGHTON._.
LARGE. "SHADY" LAWNS. BRICK
buildings, with up-to-date b.ith
I roms, lighted with gas; macadamized
read to station: folder and terms
on a;.plication. Drawer V, Orange.
; Va._
BOULEVARD INN. ON HAMPTON
Roads; country and seashore com?
bined, with city conveniences. Send
I for literature to Cue misses TABB,
Ha 111 ;>t< n. Va.
' PARRI ?LTi IN <?? ITT AGE, 1 "'KAN VIEW.
Nice cool rooms, convenient to bath?
ing and amusements. For rates, etc.,
: address MRS. L. C DIGOES.
TO TWO INFLUENTIAL YOUNG
ladies who can arrange n house |
party of twelve people or more for 1
ten days, a w.ii Known summer re?
sort offers expenses (board, room ?
and railroad fare) free. For ftii
llu-r Information apply 14 Xorth
Eighth Street, Phono Madison Bp07
r7?::wi>oi> ci)i fT\ 1 ;e. oi;i:an vii;w.j
V*a., newly furnished; all conven?
iences; one block from amusements;
bathing, fishing,'dancing*. Meals 50c,
Special ral application._
2L5ooroTnjj
i M RS? ~C.~K. T&OWEl^rTu7l3r^5RA!ili
1 i 11. rooms and lioard for perman nt
and transient jruests; dining room
well equipped._
WantE1?, i?y JULY 80TH, A COUPLE
or two gentlemen for bentitj.ful room
adjoining bath, with board. 100
West Main, adjoining Jefferson
_Hotel-_
lO.l.'l WEST GRACE STREET. ROOMS
with board,
NTCF. R?f)MS, with table board..
.115 Euht Franklin Street._
MRS C, K. BOWERS, i 115_E. FRAN K -
lln, rooms and board lor permanent
and transient gin-sts; dlnlnR- room
well equipped; Iiis? three nice base?
ment rooms and bath.
"Jrltits t?iintcD
w'anted'' i''i' rix is 11 e r>" f 1 i\i''T\\'fi
or three rooms. Telephone .Monroe
S36.
DAILY PUZZLES!
YOU r\BE ONE]
OF THOSE .-'
What head wear?
ANSWER ?111 1 I.' I l-.'UMVS PU2ZLIB.
Phyllis.
j-ot sale
I'l.'i; .??ALK." CYLINDER' DISC t.\ LE -
lug machine and tecords on easy
terms. C. h. HA.YNES 4- Co.. IjI
LSNEH 1:1:0.-, IcUJ Haut Main
treet, p.; wribi okei ?-?
w ^isiSiZh Frucks and lighi
lirhlture wagon, grocery and buich
I wagons. RICHARDSON LRus .
1.", Brook Avi!.__*_
TOHCYCLES .?-KiAi 1 CLr-S. NEW
nd second-hand; repairing of all
Inda. TOM PK.1N3, Zil Webt Broad.
\. Ill sell my TiiiitTy-rivE
brsepower boiler and thirty-horse
englho cheap to qui.k buyer.
I. 1. MAS' >N. Mason, ya.
ii SALE) a LIMITED AMOUNT OF
tocti in a manufacturing company
! best standing In the city of Rleh
10rid paying <:'<t loss than l1' per
ent For further information lit
egard to thlb sal.- udir. 1'. O. BOX
II BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE SEC- :
>nd-hand machinery Of every de- '
icripllttn. l_BLU)OHD & CO.
'HRVTHING NEW AND STYLISH
n tin.- buggy lino; large stock; at?
tractive prices. Agents fur Colum
JUS Buggy Co. Eaay terms. A
MEYER SONS. 731 East Cary btreet.
.. !~D EXPERIMENTAL MA
? ..:.? irk. RICHMqND MACHINE
JOD LA UND BY WAGON". I&u; LIGHT
grocery wagon. $120; several trucks,
at prices to suit: we have u Well;
equipped plant for repairing and
painting vehicles, automobile boo>
building and painting a specialtyi1
prompt service. RICHMOND VE?
HICLE CONSTRUCTION CO.. 314'
North Fifth .Street. Madison "1130.
IANO PLAYER?A SAMPLE 1NSTRU- !
tnefit in a mahogany case, mad.- by
'.'hase & Baker, a firm of highest
standing. Original price ISOO, now
rut to JJO", and for cash lo per
cent further rcductidri; Full Ss
note seal. FEH iUSSON BROS.
PIANO FACTORY. 211 West Broad
Street, above JeftVrson street.
If. SALK. TEN-TON ROAD ROLLER;
ilmosl new; big bargain. Address
^fjck Box 1173, Richmond, Ya.
OK SALE. CONFECTIONERY. DOING
good business, on one of the finest
llroad st:-'t corners 10. West End;
. od reasons for F'-illntf, with torms
to suit. Bo\ 34. Station A.
~R sale. WRITER PRK SS THAT
has been used very little, practi?
cally brand-new j cheap to quick
buyer. Room s Ebel Building.
3kc, Goal ailO C.?00?
V. AND COAL.
OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITT:
hcrctolore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company; J1.5U naif-cord. DA?
VID M. LEA 4c CO. Phon? Monrot
0S6._
LONG'S LARGE DRY OAK AND PINE
i? now selling at summer prices:
also slabs, cheapest wood sold; all
of my coal Is free-burning and at
.-'.::..::., r ;.rle<r. Order now and pu>
on it weekly. Virginia anthracite a
only J0.5u this month, sample sent
free. E. T. LONG, 1506 West Broad
S tree t_._
PLATE ICE, B?KEST AND BEST for
uii u.sia and 'he most economical, 40
cents per hundred. Try s. load of
our pine and oak wood, which is dry
and under shelter; TYLER &- RYAN.
pmilriv, Orts ?ri? Fiiur tsiotw
foit sau'fJT-~fr.kslf cow*T"cXx"tie
seen Kt PUSEY'S BLACKSMITH
SHOP, 301 North Gllhier Street,
itigntro
w7^tkd*lf?^b^ cash.'old
gold and old slvc-r; any quantity.
E. c. MEYER jewelry co.. 317
WANTED* second-hand wood
t.'ink; eight to twelve hundred-gal?
lon capacity. n. w. martin, 11:4
South Eighth Street.
d?nt workY: iJet us collect
your accounts*! sun and quick re?
sults. Ii s. BLIiYSON tV Co., Base
m nt American Ba.-,k.
furniture wanted?will bey
household goods 01 any kind and
an; amount. Phone Madison 1D06. ,
wanted, to buy ~ fob cash,
household goods in any quantity.
Phon< Madison :iS51.
personals
hum a n~~iu\\ il'^uougTiT and bold !
nt IH'GtlES.'.S. L'Oo North Third._
WE HO LANDSCAPE WORK AND ?E
Blgnlng. PEEK ley SCHMIDT
No, 210 Amcrlcnti Hank Building,
persons OWNING the CONTROL
llng interest In manufacturing con
corns or jobbing houses desiring to
sell out, or those owning a minority
Interest in such coiripanlei, can und
11 snle for their ntock by addressing
C! K79, care Tinos - Dis pa Ich.
BABY (" a I'.'! f a1'. ES MADE and RE
paired; vi ry cheap ntid best satis?
faction. "1O7 East Marshall .street.
1 'all Monroe 747.
25on it iU. tint cd
B?vCif?S and roo.m"" w.vnti:r> " "in
nice, quiet home, terms must be rea?
sonable; prefer With ladles only or
private family. Address n ].";*;, enre
Times-Dispatch.
Ural estate COantrD
want ei 1 i' 1 1:1 :nt'ei Tif /Vr?Y'T T en
days a farm house or cottage, fur?
nished for house party of about four?
teen; In mountains of Virginia, near
Lynchburg or Charlottesvllle pr< -
1 erred Address e 282, enre Times
I dspatch,
LIST yo?R l^l?r-T'vVITH J. A. CON"
NELLY ? co. Write postal for noc
essary blanks.
jflaW fev Unit
f-Ei'oND ' FI.00R.'"FOUR ROOMS AND
private bath. 104 West Grace.
SMALL TENEMENT To RENT WIT 11
a private family; rent $t',. Address
E TS7, care Times-Dispatch. _
FOR RRNTi NICELY FURNISHED j
lint; all conveniences. 2ni"> Grovo
Avenue, j
NEWS 0- ASHLAND
[Special to Tim- Tithes-Dispatch.]
Ashland, Vn., July 2'.;.?II. Carter
Redd, of Beaver Dam. \\?3 hero re?
cently visiting relative?.
-Miss Eleanor C s ,:t. ,,f Badford.
who has been visiting Miss Bauland
ot Virginia Bench, win arrive Thurs?
day to visit her grandmother, Mrs n.
C. Scott.
Harry Pendloton, after a visit to his
parents, Mr. und Mrs. C- K. Pendloton,
has returned to Kentucky
Miss Anne Doswell left this feck to
spend some time at Clifton Springs;
Miss Alice Polno hull i'Mu-ned nft?r
visiting in the hO?ni or Mrs Hill Carter
Jr., near Etna Mills
Misses Clark and Greyson Ifo >t
naglo left Monday to visit Misses
Fltzpatrlck In Amherst county.
Mrs. II. C. Scott I'H Tuesday for a
two-w.kB* visit to Vlrginin Beach.
Mr. mil Mrs. John Gary and M?ste?
Jack Gary, of Gleh All-;.-, u<r. gui
of friends here Saturday.
Walter Addison, ..t Roanoko. la
visiting with Mrs. Addison. Iii tlie
home of his father. E B. Addison.
Mr. and Mrs. i .V. VuUgh?n, .t r-.
left ye-oi.rday for New York, and on
Thursday will sail for a six weeks
trip abroad.
Mrs. L T. W. Ma rye and Miss Nancy
Maryc win spend several week.- in
Lynchburg with relatives, leaving
Wednesday for that plac?
Mrs M. M. Baldwin it ives Wednrs
day fo, Be.l?ton Spa, N. v.. to visit
her sister. Mrs John Kndx Miss May
Baldwin will go to i'lsinont to he the
guest of her .-.tint. Mrs. DickersOn.
Mrs. Trent Miller. Miss Louise
Miller and .lathes Miller will return
from Wlltoughby Bench oh Thursday.
Mr and Mrs. n. W. Newman have
retlirned from n visit to Mr?. Thomas
Dlckehion at Ellerson.
Political ('ion Organised.
Warrenton. Va , July SS,?A Wilson-:
Marsha 11-Car Wit Club was orgtriazed *
here Monday overling In the law oiuCesI
of Col. (Jrciivllle Gal ties. The follow-'
lug ofllcers were elected; Col. Oren- '
ylllo Gaihes, president; Gen. B. D. !
Spllman, Hon. J. A C. Keith. State
Senator g. Latham Fletcher. Garland 1
SkInker, iL i. llutton, W II. Rlsdon,
Kotiert Manatee. Sheriff, Alexander |
Hamilton, vice presidents; c E. Tiff-;
any. treasurer: T. E. Frank, secretary;
Albeit Fletcher, Jr.. corresponding '?
secretary. Gtenvi! e Gaihes, Thos. K-I
Fiank. and g. 1? Fletcher were up- ?
pointed a committee to accept mem- 1
bershlps to tho club. The meeting [
was adjourned subject to the call of .
?.:.. ; : ? _
^tsccUanrou-3
' ' SXip~~co~vEKe7~"~
IN LhNEN AND CRETONNE, For Bllj
room or parlor. L.ade lo nt. SYD
Noit St HUNDLEY. INC., Seventh and j
Gran. Madison 3204._
shoe repairing.
j 7Dc HAI.FSOLF. MEN'S SHOES. 60o
ladles; every ; air sewed. : est Itath-|
er. no tiaila, no pegs. Rorai rub
ber heels, Hie; Tred-Alr rubotr heels.
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new.
Hoc. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
?ACTORY, 716 E. Main. Phone Mon
! roe jt68Ju_
PHONOGKAFIla.
WHEN YOU BUY LOOK FOP. THE
name Edison if you want one you i
can understand every word on tne
record. C ?. HAYN ES & CO.
LOANS.
16,000
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watrat, at New York rates. N. F.
JACOBS & -SON. No. -13 North Ninth.
storage.
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY. Jl
per load. Store your furniture, bug?
gies, autotr.o lies, pianos at fUMl'
KINS. 112 7 West Broad. _
WH EN Y< lU W ANT
I WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING,
waxing and staining Hours, call Mori- i
roe 3120; cle.inlng new houses a spe?
cialty. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
'?IF YOU CAN . i IN D IT. Go Tu Me
gra ws."
I OVER THREE HUNDRED PENNSYL- I
vanla mowers used lu Richmond, in- ,
eluding all the public parka. Why
not have the best? We handle only
the getlirie Pennsylvania. JAMES
_McGRAW, 14 0 .m i UOt EL Main _St_.
ANTlyUKS.
i ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired, polished and
I packed, upholstering, etc. L N. AR-,
NA LL .si SON, 1617 W. Broad. Phon?
' Madison 6277, _
j SHARP-O CO.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARP
ened, 2 1-2?'. each; razors honed, 1J^
Work hair tested, sterilized ami
guaranteed; thousands sntiatled. Send
for circular and convenient blade
mailer. SHARP-O CO., 506 East
' Main Street._
SKA FOOD.
CALL PHONE MONROE 1111 FOR
fish, steamed crabs, crab meat. De?
livered promptly. 309 N. Monroe St.
BOLTS AND STAY BOLTS.
WANTED. Rol.TS AND STAY BOLTS
made to order. RICHMOND MA
i CHINE WoRKS. INC._
I LAWN MOWERS.
LARGEST LINE OF LAWN MOWERS,
garden hose. In the o'ty; prices rea?
sonable. \\ i ell Detroit was ranges.
EVANS HARDWARE CO.. 70u Weil
Broad._
I SPORTING GOODS.
SEE EVANS HARDWARE CO. FOR
the largest Lue of Sperling goods in
j the city; 7 ", West Broad Street.
TOOLS AND CUTLERY.
I IF YOU WAN! ANYTHING in TOOLS
i or cutlery, ? tho Evans hard?
ware Co. Rest lino at lowest
prices ?? n ; I:_; 00 \s . Broad Bl
sJCtllto pl0pr)i3ill?
?olllcc~?"rYh<?'~"' ^
State Highway Commission.
Klchmoi d, Va.. July 22, 1912.
rids WILL i: ! RECEIVED at the
olllCe Ol the i |ork of IL nrlco count,
until 12 o'clock noon tuesday. Au?
gust c. 1912, lur the construction ot
about one nit to of macadam road on
Patterson Avenue, from tho city
limits to Woodlawri Avenue, In Hen
rlco county, Va.
Plans and peclHcatlohs on Hie at
th- clerk s olllce, Richmond) Va., and
nt this olllce.
Specifications furnished on appli?
cation to the undersigned.
A certified check . for $:r.O lo ac
compnny euch bid.
Th- riebt is reserved to reject any
nnd all bids.
P. ST. J. WILSON.
State Highway Commissioner;
pTTbLTc h e a r ingT^ijnitrd states
Engineer Ollieo, Room 305 Southern
biilldlng; Washington; r?. O.?a public
hearing will he held in the Town Hall,
West Point, Va. July 31, 1<M1.', at \'\
a. M.. to nil persons Interested til the
question of tho construction of n
bridge ncross the Mnttaponl River nt
West point. Va Pl'ns on view nt
this olllce and at hearing. Proposed
width ot draw, >? foot; (dear height
under low.st projection or draw, n
feet; under trestle, 10 feet. Oral ar?
guments will be heard, but Important
statements should be In writing. W C
LANGPITT. Lt.-Col. Engineers.
Auction fealr? 'Crji? ?>av
By McVeigh &c Glinn,
Real Estate Auctioneers
COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION PA LE
OF
Val liable Seventeenth Street
Property at the North?
east Corner of Seven?
teenth and Carrington Sis.
Also the Two Brick Dwel?
ling Houses Nos. 621
and 623 N. Seventeenth
Street.
in pursuance of. a d< crec <.f the Chan
c< rji Court of the city of Richmond, en- I
tered on the 17th day of July, 1912, In]
the suit styled ''Irene m. Bowen's and
others, guardian vs. Irene m. Boweh
and others," I will sell at public auc?
tion, on th? premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUDY 24. 1912.
nt 6 o'Cloek i'. M.,
the following property described in
said decree as follows, to wit:
1. That certain lot or parcel of land. '
lying and being In the city of Rich
moud; at the northeast corner of
Seventeenth and Carrington streets,
fronting eighty feet, eight inches, more
or less, on the eastern line of Soyen^ I
leenth .Street, and running back along j
the northern line or carrington Street,
one hundred and fifty, foet t? an alley.
2. That certain lot or parcel of land,
lying anil being In the city of Rich?
mond, with two dwelling houses there
on, designated an Nos. ?21 and 023, but
formerly designated as Nos. r,i!> and
621 North Seventeenth Street, fronting
thirty-live feet on the eastern lino of
Seventeenth street, between Vcnable ]
and Carrington Streets, and running |
back on- hundred and fifteen feet. j
TERMS: One-third cash, and the)
balance 1^ two equal installments, at :
sly and f.v.-lve months after date, the j
purchaser, or purchasers, to execute I
negotiable notes for tit" deferred pay- |
ments or the purchase money, with In- |
terest added, from the day of sale, and ;
the title to bo retained until all of the 1
purchns.- money Is paid, and convey- j
anc<- ordered by the court, or all cash,
at the option of the purchaser,
SOU CUTCHINS,
Special Commissioner.
McVeigh & r;linn. Auctioneers.
T c< rtlfy that the bond required by I
th<- above deci. of the special com?
missioner, has be'-n given. Given tinder I
my hand this unit day of July. 1912. I
CHARLES O, SAVILLE, j
Clerk.
Auction fetilrsj, .f-uttirr OapsS
By A. J. Chewnlng Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COURT SALE
OF
Large Detached Brick Dwel?
ling, No. 1 2 1 1 Brook Ave?
nue, With Several Acres
of Land and Other Build?
ings Thereon
In execution of a decree of the Clr
cull Court of the county of llenrlco.
ontered July io, 191.'. In the suit of
Charles A. Rrautlgam and others vs.
Charles it. Saelser and others, i wilt,
as special commissioner thereby ap?
pointed, sell by public auction, upon
the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY 25. i912,
at ft O'clok P. M? the real estate spc
citied above, fronting on the enstern
line of Brook Avenue, and extending
back eastwardly from Brook Avenue
to Chamborlayne Avenue.
This dwelling Is In splendid condi?
tion and Is surrounded by beautiful
shade trees ami attractive shrubbery,
It is about one block from the Chesa
p. ik>- Bay Street car line, leading to
A hland, and Is located In a section
that is substantially enhancing in
value every day.
TERMS: One-third rash and the res?
idue In tIir.qual Instalments at six.
twelve and eighteen months from day
of sale, the purchaser to give his ne?
gotiable notes for the deferred pay?
ments of the purchase money, w-Jth in?
terest added, and the title to be re
t:<<:led until all of the purchase money
is paid and a conveyance ordered by
Iii.um, or all cash, at the option
of the purchaser.
?OU CUTCHINS,
Special Commissioner
I hereby certify that the bond re?
quired of the special commissioner In
the nbovo suit has been duly given.
S P. WAD DILL, Clerk.
Most Desirable Business
Property in South Rich?
mond, at Auction,
ON THURSDAY. JULY 25. 1912,
at C:15 o'clock p. M?
we Will offer for sale by auction tho
desirable business property, Nos. iois
and 1CJO Mull Street. A splendid op?
portunity for Investors.
HAWKINS & BL'FORD,
100 North Seventh Street.
LUiil C?ttUf j"-or Unit
September Rent List
Call?'phone?write.
"Collection of rents and the rental
business our specialty."
MCVEIGH ft C,LINN.
6 North Eleventh Street
"Collection of Rents
And the rental business our spe?
cialty."
Prompt returns to owners.
McVeigh & glinn.
Before Renting
fill and get our Rent List. Madison
RUEHRMUND ft BOWLES,
l i North Eighth Street.
FOR RENT.
Handsome Broad
Street Store
No. 32fi East Rroad. next to corner
Fourth Street. Possession; October 1.
SUTTON & CO.
ftutomolrilf? for ?^alc.
For sale. i:ii.\i.M::i:s Detroit, no
horsepower touting car. fully equip?
ped; nearest offer lo $1.000 lakes .1;
first-class condition. WM. P. AT
Ki.N'SoN COMPANY. Box 101. Pe?
tersburg, Va
feumnicr Br?ort?.
ftummtr Resorts.
Health and Pleasure
I'nrirrllril rltmntc, mount n In icfne
ry( K?lf, rMlnic, driving, fl*hf nir,
huntlitK, etc. Modern hotrl, rnnmn
ulUi or without linth.
T?TE SPRING
Mineral Water fnmoii* for ?tom
nch, liver. Iilnililer. klilnevs. blood*
.1. M. SttlilrlinUer, mit? maaafac?
?iirrr. South Hrnil, Ind., .?ny*: '.| im? e
nj life nod limit h i? the water of
Tnte *i>rln?."
T?TE SPItlXfl IIOTKI.,
Tata ^prlnK, 'I'enn.
Rockbridge Baths
Hotel and Springs
Homelike summer resort in the moun?
tains of Virginia. Magnesia, Lillua anil
Sulphur Water. Terms moderate. Write
lor booklet J. P. DAVIS, Manager,
Rrx kbrtdtre Baths. V'a.
Henry Clay Inn
ASHLAND, VA.
Persons wishing to leave the hot
city will rind it most delightful there:
cool nights, no mosquitoes and every
attention given automobile parties;
also nice rooms at moderate rates for
permanent boarders.
Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
STRIBLING SPRINGS
Bhenandoati Mountains, Aususta Co.. Va.
Sulphur, alum and rlialybenie waters: all
within MW fest Of hotel. Hates. I" to tlO In
hotel, or large two-room cottages; remodel
eit im:. Write for booklet. :?; Illustrated
puc'j. Kr": transportation from railroad
stations, Staunton and Rtokeivllle.
F. rnffHESTBR.
Ml Kolon V. O.. Augusta Co.. Va.
v? vi Bit (Mr fiot sr.
'Ihr Mountain Paradise.
Now open, extensively Improv.-d. The most
modern and tin's'. located hotel In this
region. Culilno of tho highest standard;
white service. Orchestra, social diversions;
every mit-of-door amusement; new, beau?
tiful 1'nlm Court ami <"afe. Special July
and party rates. Booklet and auto maus
?nailed, ith si ason.
john ptinDT corn.
Delavrure Wsier Gr.p, Pennsylvania.
l?ntrlG
TURKISH AND ROMAN MATHS
JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
Tho moat magnificent hotel in th?
South. European piun. Rooms alngis
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious s:mipl9 rooms.
Special Summer Ilntes. Club llrnilt
fant.
The
VANDERBILT HOTEL
34th St. East at Park Ave.
Subway Entrance
New York's newest
and coolest?
The World's most
attractive Hotel.
Each room with a bath.
T. M. Hilliard, Managing Director
Walton H. Marshall, Manaecr
.EDICAl COLLECt
1838
1912
Monmr.?Dornsriv? i iu.-.m u
miifnjtii m?M .rev., umwn ,,. Mil
CsOBtM Ubnrjlor, IBS tl.lud llol.M.
(Jim.? ulubnau* Lma( r,p,?M, a. .lo.u.
??mm S
?llUttvW i . it M D- Iwj ii, .... i
UNIVERSiTY COLLEGE ?F
MEDICINE ? JESSS
STUART McGLTRE. M. D.. Pres.
Medicine?Dentistry?Pharmacy
20th Senlou Opens September IS. 1912
New Fireproof Building-.
Uneieelled Equipment.
Modrrn Laboratory Methods.
Excellent Clinical Facilitia..
Einhty Experienced Teachers.
Write now for Cntalocuo AH
WYTHE D. ANDERSON. Proctor.
McGuire'a University School
Ol'P. alONROK PARK, RICHMOND, VA.
FOROT-EIOHTR SESSION begins Sea
tember ll. Thorough prepartlbh for uni?
versity, college, technical school, u. s. Naval
and Military Acailemlis. Primary depurt
tnent for small boys, with separate Instruc?
tors', study-hall, and recitation rooms. Tha
Principal will bi? at 7 N. lteivlrtern St.. aftur
Si pi. [. For full Information bcu cutalogua
ut book stores, or by mall.
JOHN P. MeOUIRE. Principal.
Richmond TrainingSchool
for Kindergartners
Kleventh Setslon Opena Sept. 30. 191!.
Pull cnurHA. theory and practica. Di?
ploma end of two years. Special third
year coume with Director*/ Diploma. Prln
cipsi. Miss I.uoy B, Cotemao, 13 n. Fifth.
Rlohmondi Vs. Address during nummer
MISS BUS AN R, MCCARTHY, SIC Raw
tnnriie Avenue, Hinter Park. Richmond.
Richmond Academy
Richmond, Va.
Eleventh Session Begin* Sent, in, ipr.
Tho dean Is now at president's offl.Ci
Richmond College. Phone or addresi
WM. L, PRi.vcn. Denn,
"(Jooil Time nt I.Idle Cost.'
vacation at
Wachapreague
Eastern Shore, Vu.
ED BAL SI MM1.K RESORT.
Special Halft to Families,
Homo Parties anil Clubs.
flom^li'if comforl?. ndvnntases of
ocean, bays, shady lawn, beautiful gandy
bench; excellent ?url bathing, best boat?
ing und nabln?: hot. cold and aalt
tilths. large rocker*; swing chain: ten?
nis; free bowling und pool: fresh tea
foods (milk, vegetables, chickens from
our own fnrmi; fie-clol boat and auto
rates. Send for 5-page booklet.
A. It, O. ME ARS,
WachapreaKue, Vn_
Maple Shade Inn. Palaskl, Va.
Most beautiful hotel and grounds In Souths
west Vlrgtnli. Perfectly equipped for com?
fort and pleasure. Altitude 2,100 feet. Won?
derful climate. Through sleeper from Rlchs
mond. Write for booklet.
SUla-iuic Citv ttroort?
Pacific and Arkansas Avenues. Spacloua
? grounds ndj.iln beach nnd boardwalk, Only
medium-prn-ea hut"! where guests may go
from house to aurf In bathing iittlro with?
out using streets, which la prohibited. Uao
of hath lion.es wltb attendant to cure for
i suits I- tree. Running water In rooms.
i Fresh anil sea mi'er bathe, public und prl
rate. Special rates II 1 and up dnMy; M.oi
I to 131.60 weekly, Including choice table, ann?
ulled from own rann. White service. Or
clieatra. Tennis courts and croquet grounds
Uiwocn hotel and beach, Uook'.et mailed
upon request,
PAITX 0. ROSE0RAN8.
GALEN HALL
II V TUB SEA
lintel and Sanatorium.
11 iamii iiit, sr. ,i.
GALEN HALL
IX Till. MiM STAINS
\ rlrst-l Ills* Hold.
WEKNERSVILLE, PA.
P. I.. VOX Nt;, General Miinncer.
The most attractive and popular hotel for
Richmond visitors.
HOTEL BORTON
Ocean end TenneSMe Avenue. Central to
au attractions. K. lt. VOORHEES, Uwaer
and Proprietor,
WestrnontR Near Beach
Surrounding lawns: elevntor; private anil
sea water bnths; electricity and massage.
I la SO up weekly. llooklet. Reil phono
fCT-A._M. P.. -SO.M MRS, Manager.
HOTEL RALEIGH
St. Chorl,'? Place and rieach. 200 large cool
rooms; ocean view; private hntha; running
water In rooms; fine porches; elevator:
electric lights, etc. rood and acrvlco of
tho beat. Very reasonable rates.
11. J. DYNES.
Hotel Iroquois
, Carolina! ay. and Reach, centre of nil
attractions. Capacity ICO. One of tho moat
modern and llp-to-date. I'M ocean-side rooms.
!-rn it" biths. running water in rooms. Ele
? itor. Music. Pine porches. White service.
Special rates: {'.I up weekly; Jlf.O up dally.
I Booklet. W. P. SHAW.
Best Moderate Rate Hotel
And Fireproof Annex. Teno. sv . near Beach?
contrail onpaeity 4oO; opposite Prot, and Cath.
Churches ; running water in l ooms ; private baths :
excellent table; vegetables fn'.ni own farm : whita
I service; .?.x to SUI nk'li ; SI.50 to $:i.ftO
d'lt. Hklt. Special rates R. B. Ludr. Ml).
HOTEL SHOREHAM,
derail End Virginia Ate.
modern hotel with every convenlencaj,
.?a tor. private baths, etc. Open lawns j
>w plenty of light nnd atr. Ideally lO-ll
cated. Service and table, tho beat. Ha-.ceV
$12.60 up weekly, llooklet.
W. D. OOTTEN.
Tho lending nnd most modern hlgh-claast
hotel at moderate rates.
ALB em ARLE
Virginia Avenue and Reach.
N-MV throughout; capacity 3"i0; private,
bnths. elevators, Od? feet wide, cool
porehea; exceptional table, white service.
lal ral 18, |10, #.2.60 up weekly; iJ
up dally. Booklet. J. P. COPE.
HOTEL MAJESTIC. Virginia it and
Bea . renovated throughout; centra of
attractions; ocean rlowj capacity SCO; ele
vator; private baths; whllo service, etc.;
?uperior table; special $10 up weekly; $1
up daily; booklet. M. A. SMITH.
Hotel Sothern
Virginia Ave. 200 ft. from ocean. DathSi
nnd running water. Excellent table. 7th
?i ason Bonn management, o. I.. CAKE.
ST. CHARLES
Most select locution fronting the ocean.
Thoroughly modern. Courteous f-.ivice.
Bathrooms with hot and cold, fresh and
sea water attachments, etc. Magnificent
porches overlooking the Boardwalk anil
ocean, Orchestra of soloists, QoK privi?
leges. Always open. Illustrated booklet,
NEWT. IN HA INKS COMPANY.
INTFNAr Kentu n yards from,
JlllbllAv beach. Aa good as the beau
Cap. 2?0. New. homelike; elevator; largo,
cool, ocean view rooms, with baths; phones;
excellent table; white service; metal beda.
Special rates, $S up weekly. SI.60 up dally.
Sat, to Moll. $3. llooklet W. F. WATTS.
Grand Atlantic Hotel
' Virginia Ave. n<ar Reach and 3teel Pier.
Op->n surroundings Capaclt) 600. Hot apJ
cold aea water baths l.ar^.. rooma; south?
ern exposure. Elovator to sticet level,
apacloua porches, etc. Special week ratoaj
$.'.50 up dally. Ilroklet. Conchas meet
tralne. COOPER & LEEDS.
THE WILTSHIRE
Ocean view.
Oreatly improved. Cap. ISO. Prlvsts baths,
running water In rooms, elevator, etc.
Music. Special, 11} SO up weekly; KM up)
dally. Open all the year Booklet.
SAMUEL ET.I.IS.
-:
Cape iflau $1, |?.
tbtel Gtoe Mas
fiftlj Season UndeTSgrne Mandyetwrn j
-Optra June 22? Capacity 600. ?
\WiteforL^eratun. JohnP.Doyk,px*r'\

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