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?realer lUrhniuiul's ?.'. 'iin! Ncmiiiiuti, ]
U1U3ATJS8T WANT AN Ii Hl-: AI. l:s
TATB .Hl.mi M IN V1HG1N1A, A.\L>
"Mi ol" ViUfl ues'l' IN AjIKKICA.
Want Ad Rates
>>;<'?'.?, one crul per Moni ivbiu puld I
lo advance. Ao a<J. mkuu tor Icaalkvunl
? en cenla.
Oue und one-liiilf cent* u word i
clunnlllcu i Iuiim except Situation Wunlf.l
f?r rtuuilio. situation Wonted, ouc ci-ui
* word. .No Ad. aundni Inkeu lur .r
(linn nfteen cento.
No Ada. tnkeu n.r irs? thnn twclj
flv?? ceut? wheu p?uiicU in or c.i?r_cd
at the counter.
rii um- urdera uo? txuartuateed.
(lanmui'iiIlona not icuarautccd n.ic
Oi.tO I?. AI.
Kor uuaiii?<-.-. contrat?.*, aend Co? ?ho
Want Ail. >lnn. Phu*..?. ?lonroe <
l -_-i
]Lom iino j.uuno
tiTTtAVK.?;' KH*>AI l-IT ka.-'I lilANK - !
llii, Iiver-eoiored getter puppy; medal |
No. 169; Answers l<< Iii? liamci >>C
Sport. Reward u returned to FELIXI
il. JONES.
LOST, ENOINICEK'S NOTEBOOK. ICE- '
v. ui il u i etm ni 'i to owner.
LOST. BETWEEN* 1 c i AN, SMITH At I
Co.. and Miller & Khouda, i>u..k.-i
purse, containing about |5o und re?
ceipt from Ryan, Smith re Coi, with
?wnor'n nunio un receipt. Ucw?rd It |
returned lo Thi Tlim
l}rlp c?antfa, 9?alc
MEN WANTED.-f-ON FRIDAY, JUNE ]
7, a number 61 employes "i the Hor?
ton Elevated Hallway Co. lett their
positions without notice und wont ]
on a strike, which now exists. 'i heati I
represented almost entirely the
newer, younger, more lri?Xi?erleii( ud
men. a large majority ol the ,
older, responsible nor., remained
with the company und hove faith- \
fully served it Ii. operating Uh ?r
service, wiiien hits beult well main?
talned cvei It* en tin system. The i
company wants al one- s?ltabl?, exi !
pcrlonccd motormen to nil tti?? place? I
of in'-n who have left th? service. |
and offers attractive permanent em?
ployment tn>t only to theso, but to
other worthy persons who cOn
qualify, although Inexperienced. For1
Interview, write nationality, agei
height, ex pern iic- lind reference, Ad?
dress h Ks. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. WHITE HAltl'.KIc 5
guaranteed "61) over 20." SANITARY
BARBER SHOP, 29 Bank, Peters
'.-l-, Va._
WANTED. LABORERS ON N11 ?
building at I.ombardy and Leigh
Str.-. !?? A;.piv oil:- ??
WANT ED. a" "CA I ?A BLH ~ F?! t E M A N
for a woodworking plant; one who
can Invest ?mall capital preforri I
WA!
In com
Tlm?B-I
W\NTED
?
? 1 i'.iliiry.
ST EN' IG RAP
p0!. EIS! I1
)nlrnctors.
?(tuaiion? COantrb. u;d.c
ill do
F.
patch.
SP1 HAL ACC ' ntant WANT.- SE
oral nets of books, where regu
bookkeeper is n"t requltfcd, ICa
reasonable. Address E ci
mes-1 patel_
IirlP CCttintr? J'-rntulc
v'aNTED a In' NO 1. AI ' V TO
filing and general oflleo work .'
ply tn own handwriting, stall
salary expected. Address p. O. l
WANTED. EXPERIENCED HOL
servant. Apply, with references.
West Grace Street. _
WANTED, ?~~SEl"tVANT TO DO C.Y
erni housework; bring refcreni
Apply 2227 jStuart Avenue
WHOLESALE Ilt?USE W ANTS BOi
keeper with experience in gene
otp.ce work. Address, giving r< i
cricesi experience and salary
pected. C 195. enre Tlmes-Dlspa
= .uitiiiono CUantfu, rrnidl:
l^-^^AlirUTV DESIITeS Posi?
tion As demonstrator; perfumes and
toilet articles preferred. Will con?
sider other lines, Nu objection to
traveling ncdrbj cities and towns.
194 care i ... ?________
liclp, ?jdU iiiu jcnitiu
men" AND U'.MEN WANTED FOR
itovernment positions; |Sfl month;
write for list of positions open;
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. i;..-!:,
Rochester, n v.
re-:- ?
ItDcotciSdtcntil i..niji tUtintcti
Wft&flZG, TEA" "II El; FOt; \>V. 1V.\1".
family; beginners In English; also
ii.lisle. CHAS. <i. ROYSTER, Hul
loek. n. E._ _
23U5Jlnr0S Opi'?iuiintir?
Wanted." to ">;i:t 'in "toco;;' with
,i party who has five hundred dollars
to invest; will guarantee to double
It for the Investor within r>0 days.
a clean proposition. Will bear
close Inspection; money secured. For
Interview address o 192, care Times
Dlspntclij_ _
WISHING To seoei?: I.OCa'i. IN
fltlOnce, :i Maryland banker has
placed In my hand:; ;i small block
of securities to he sold I" "influen?
tial" partieii. This Investment "guar
antecs" ten per cent per nnnuiii
and money reliind"d in ihr,-,, years
from date If purchaser is not satis
lied. The enterprise ly, under the
Enitod States reclamation super
\ It-Ion, and is backed In a $'.110,0:1111
paid in capital, InVostlgatO thin
at once. Address C IS I, care Times
i Dispatch._
EX PERIENCE1 - Oi ?NTRACT? '1: WANTS
a partner with about $1,500 to go in
contracting with, o i;i7, care Times
Dispatch. _ _
W?NTED EN^GNES AND BOILERS
for overhauling. RICHMOND MA>
1 ti in i: WORKS. INC._
j-itu'? j-oi Kent
U&T~~\\rESt " F11ANKLIN "STRl'il'.t.
strictly up-to-date firs*, flat. f}70"per
month, Nino rooms and bath, third
flat, j'tr, per month, Nine r.tip and
bath, beat ami Janitor for hails.
Posseftolon September i Phono
Madison 200-.1. H. V. OOS PORTES.
loi: RENT, NIEEEV FMUNISilElv'
flat; all cohvonlcnccs. 2015 Or ovo
Avenue. . . . ._
SMALL TENEMENT TO RENT WITH
a private family; ronl Address
K 2h7. caie Times-Dispatch. (
Ural C?trttc J;ot- ?alc
i^moIs i-''!; ...\i.k 'F?n sali:.',,Ni';
or tin- most magnificent tarms in
Aim .\ land, situated 1:, th,. hitivKmss
district ">r Dcor Crock, llarford coun?
ty, acknowledged to tic th? nn.st
?arin in thut county; 22 milos from
Baltimore. :i miles from Uolulr; with?
in thr.fourths or h mllo of Un?
completed Slate road from Baltimore
to Conowlngo. night in the centre
or tho stock-raising district. Farm
consists .if i'ii acres, on whirl. Is
magnificent residence, costing (22,000
ami a hunt coating $8.000, House
has 16 rooms, all splendid size, and
hath. in,.i in in perfect repair. Barn
It) 64x102 reet; has lo box stalls, .".
single stalls. 20 cow stalls and room
for 30 head of cattle and loo sheep, it
Is in absolutely perfect repair. The
farm has r..ntlv 1.n . nt In ly ro
fonced. One of the profitable fea?
tures of this farm Is a pasture field
of .in acres of finest bluegrass,
which has not been plowed for sixty
years '. acres la other grass. Two
fine streams of water run through
the property, Two rains furnish
sprint; water to the house and barn.
There is a variety of fruit. Most
Klorlous, views looking Into three or
rour counties from any section of
tin- place. This is the finest farm
in the state of Maryland for stock
raising liurposes, and only recently
farms Immediately adjoining it have
i" en purchased by Virgin:., gentle
moti. The price Is ?.'.",.'100 In fee.
Terms can lie arranged to suit pur?
chaser, It can he readily verified
by Inquiry that this Is the finest
farm in the Door Creek section of
Harford county, and Is easily worth
$35,000, The owner of tin; farm Is
leaving the county, arid for that rea?
son desires to sell the property. It
Is a bargain to any one desiring
an Ideal stock farm, a nil it will cer?
tainly he worth their while to in?
vestigate th- property. WEBB &
whiti:. 407-11 Maryland Telephon!
i ill iir.t.-. P. iltlmore, Md,
l i Vi. LOTS AT OTTeTUJURN SPRINGS.
Bargain to quick buyer. Win he
sold separately or together. C. Y.
HUNDLEY, Ann I,a. Va.
FOR BALK, MY BARTON HEIGHTS
residence, h rooms, basement an i
largo tittle; hot water heat; every
convenience; 7.', foot lot. I have
Spent $6,260 for this place: built it
lor a home; nothing shabby about
It. If you want a home come lo
set) in'. Dil, IBA .1. HAYNES. 7ui
\Vlckln:,i Street
FA KM, 7. ACRES. ONE-HALF Mil.
t. liought two yeari
Madlsoi : : - ?;
ni>" p.- i:k I.1 f<m:
: itloh. Small month
no imprest or t?xei
Cast Marshall street.
! M : ? MT.i:.-,-. KKJIIT AT ".ST
what
? lair. Rirgaln to quick btiyer.
.'. HUNDLEY. Owner, Amelia, Va
K ? TWO AlM'MNIN'J L< 'TS
liiiler Park; oti Scmlnury Av?n
.'?iress F 315. dare Tlmcs-Dlspn!
-Rtal estate tor Rent*
Hi" 'HI.NT." A HOUSE IN ~RHAR^6f
:;: ? East .Mam .-tr. -t. suitable tot
? shop bi storage; will he remodeled
to suit tenant. RAAB & c". Mutual
Building.
Lvfai estate (xhuucD
i?f) ' ft 1 ' 1: i ;\T i'''i: Ali
uynciiuuiy or 1 tiarioliesviiic pre
I ferrcd. E -?-'. care; Tlmcs-Dlspali Ii.
VNTED, 1?R Hi 'M <:. HOUSE "< 'F
Highland I'ark or (Sinter Park. C
.
fLISI YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON?
NELLY & CO. Writ- postal for nec
e- ,Lry hlanks.
L\?Diii!5 J'uv L\rnl
". ." "iS.NN'?i TIN-! 1:-">.ms.' WITH
iitl Apartment 12. The Hanover.
:
E^SANT, ATT11ACT!VE ROOMs. 1 I
?Orth Sixth, Has! sidt ol street.
FkIV, ! l l'.Nlr-'llKIi R??jilS] WITH
r without hoard. 71s E?st Marshall
l r. ?? t. _
.. I;- - IMS! AND BATH* FURNISH -
: 1 ?.I West Grace Street. Call
i AND SMALL ROOMS FOR
..inen. i'<: North Third Street.
rkntT uesirabI.e RO*OMS;
L-nai v waShStlilld; next to hath.
LA HUE BA8EMHN1 " R< OMS*
!. :.!-l:'d lor housekeeping;
te front and lack entrance; also
? small room. ill East Clay
TWO NJCELtY FURNISHED ROOMS
tor rent; reasonable rent to steady
te: ihtS; all convenience.-*. 202 East
Or?cc, 1':. me Madison ?652.
feu in me ??? Soaroing
.< i M. i; VTE73! - O TT ? R B U !: N
prlngs iii'i?i. Otterburn Springs,
'a. Thousands of dollars in im
rovemeius. Hot and cold run
1111K wat.r in every room. Room?
11 suite with private hath. Excel
en i table, Otterburn Sprlnss is so
oca ted that a business; man < in
? ?ine .in.i go from Richmond dally,
"he i n.- is not mmh more than
:ii ei'cai fare, Don't fail to Ret our
at.-.-. !,,!".??.-? making arrangements
or your vacation Richmond ??nice,
i Norfth Eighth Street, Phone Mad
OA R\yoOD COTT \OE,. OCEAN \ IEW.
Va,, newly furnished; all conven
::.(..- one 1 k from amusements;
bathing, fishing, dkhcliig. Meats 50c.
SpOelttl ral< b on application,_
TO TWO l.NTl.f K NT I.M. YOUNC.
ladles who can arrange a house
party of twelve people or mot,, l'-r
ten days, a w-11 known summer ro
Rorl offers expenses ibo'ard, room
ami railroad far,.) free. For fur?
ther information apply 11 North
ISIghtli Street. I'liotn Madison 6007.
if ..\i:i.i:i:s. [lEEIOHTFUL NEl?H
borliorxl, neiir mouhialns and post
otilce, church, depot ami swimming
pool. Mils. SHACK E L.FO R 0, CIs
mont, Vn. _
R< lUOHTl hV-FENTRESS C O T T A ? Bi
Ocean View, Va. Term:- reasonable;
centrally located on bottage line.
MI'.s. BROUPHT?N. ?_
UOL-I.EVAHD JNN. ON HAMPTON
Heads; country nnd seashore com?
bined, with city conveniences. Send
for literature to the MISSES TA HB.
Hnmpton, Va.
CAR Hi m.T< in <?- iT'i ?1; - iCEAN ? VIEVSr.
Nice cool .mr. convenient to bath
inir and amusements. For rates, etc.,
address MRS. iL.. C. J_>IOOES.
LABOE. SHADY Lw\\VNS, BRICK
buildings, with up-to-date bnth
r0111 s, liKhted wlth ?as: macadamized
road lo station. Folder and terms
on upplicfltlon, Drawer V. Orange,
_ Vn._
ST. LOUIS ft ITTAGE, VIRGINIA BAY
Station. Ocean View, Va. Excellent
meals; home comforts. Terms reason?
able. MKS. E. .1. BRADLEY.
;;?. w 1 ffftXCE STUI-.KT. PLEA?
uiii rooms, with hoard; modern c?n?
venlonces,
NICE ROOMS, WITH TABLE BOARD.
316 Baal Franklin Street
i" WEST ORACB STREET R?VTms
?Ith boil rd,
MRS. C..K. BOW.ER8. 11 r, ?TFIIANK
1 In, rooms ni l honrd f-".- permanent
arid (ransienl gubsts; dinlnir room
w.ll equipped. Also three nicO
basement iooidh and bath.
DAILY PUZZLES
j;LU- sale
R sale CHEAP, ALL KINDS uf
econd-hand mechanical tools; also
runks arid suit cased. Apply to
ILSNEK UKOS., 1705 East Main
It root, pawnbrokers. _
!\V SINGLE fi?lCKS AND UCH'I
urnlturc wagon, gioeory and butch
:r wutona. RICHARDSON UKOS.,
? lo Biook Aye.
TOKGYCLES .\KI> BiCYCLES, NEW
i,d second-hand; repairing of oil
lud? TOM PK INS, 321 \W?t Broad
R SALE, TEN-TON BO AD BOLLE B;
iltnost tow, nig bargain. Address
.oik Box 1173, Richmond; Va,
1UO STORE FOR SALE IN A NICE,
crowing country town; nice store,
i? ? iis(4 good business on small capital.
the opening for a young druggist.
'HUPS, care Times-Dispatch,
lADING STANDARD t?l'i MODEL
d le. Coil <.'.-..?. selling ?165.
in a No. i condition, a bargain.
bo .'.;'., uiclilnond, va.
I I T ST r->H~l-L_\~N d ! v" HA \ i}=
ond-hand machl.-i?ry of every de?
scription._1._BLL'FORD & CO._
BAL VENTILATOR CO. PHONE
Monroe 1602._
.. HAVE ? GOOD TOP BUGGY FOR
a runabout, $30; surrey, t>>5; de?
livery Wttgbn, $75; two-horse lop
wagon and harness, $'.??'?; carpenter's
wagon, om- business buggy, $10;
farm wagon, $25, i >ri?- of these may
sUll you THOS. H. DUKE te CO.,
*"4 Brook Avenue._
pr SALE] a LIMITED AMOUNT OF
Btoi !: In a manufacturing company
of bi ?'. standing In tho city of Rich?
mond paying not less than 10 per
cent For further Information In
regard to th's sale address P. u. Box
e"K sake. AT SACK! KICK. THE
tilm itttl- steamboat Phillips; ex?
cellent 'Tub boat lir private yacht,
i i in converted into passenger
and freight or tow boat at.small ex
;? rise. Can be seen city wharf. Rich?
mond, Vu. _ _
FOR SALE, SECOND-HAND SODA
j fountain, good condition, charginu
cnntlt; several showcases. Easy
t.! ... THOMPSON DEE'*. COM
I PANY. Chatham, Va.
PIAS i ! '1. a Y e I; - a s am pee ev-tke
m'-nt in a mahogany case, mad. by
i Chase ,t Baker, a firm of hlgln st
: standing. Original price $$00, now
cut to $IOt>, and for cash 10 i?'r
' cenl further reduction. Full ss
rtote scab FBRGUSSON BROS.
PIANO FACTORY, -'11 West Brond
! Street, above Jefferson Street.
EVERYTHING" NEW'" AND STYLISH
in the buggy line; largo1 Muck; ,tt
tr.ictiv.: prices Ap-i.ts for Colum?
bus Riikbv Co. Easy terms. A
MEYER' SONS. ;r,l E;.st Cary Street.
Fi pr SALE. SIX-CYLINDER: 50-HORSE
powi r touring car; wurrantitl to be
i In first-class order, price. $500. Ad
| dress d 239; cafe Times-Dispatch.
F( lil SALE standard make 1 -
j horse-power five-passenger auiomo
I bile, in first-class condition; fully
equipped; guaranteed. Price, $450*
Address B 15S. care Times-Dispatch.
! FOR SALE. EDISON AUGUST" p.ec
..r.is C. B. HAY'NES & CO., 121 West
Broad,_
T3oitr? ICUntr?
ant:;; ?. R&OM and BOARD BY
snmie man. Address. giving terms
ntid l>>< allen. C 153. care TlmeS-DlS
natclii
J 20t\CC?5
' N> > f !< e - T. . ipEE EIHENDS" AND
the Public: We W'lsh t<i announce
thai to.- flri that binned our build
j Iiik. Tuesday afternoon has not in?
terrupted our dally business. We
are prepared, a.* heretofore, to serve
j you with cleaning, pressing, alter?
ing, et.-.
.1. W. WISEMAN.
240 1 East Broad Street.
IDEA L VENTILATOR CO. PHONE
( Monroe \C<>Z. _
fFneST HAIRCUT "iN THE. WORLD
! 1", cents. ;'?| \Vo<t Broad
I WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS., Jewelers. Uli
i East Main Street, buy. sell, exrhange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN the
LATE *T STYLES. Old gold end sll
\fi tlv-.ivir tak.:- i; e.\c:ianee.
j MR. YUCCARDY, PRACTICAL LAND
; ? ape man. makes all designs. Call
Or tyrltc 219 American National Hank
I Building, with H?rkley .fc Hchm'dt
NBWPi PRT UP-TO-DA'i e SIP iE SHIN
! Ing and hat cleaning parlor [or
ladles and gentletrjen. 200 Ehst
Broad Street.
jicr, Coal ann Ccinorj
'i.-.XC's LAIB.E DRY ??K ?NDV'iNE
Is now soiling at summer prices:
I also slabs, cheapest wood sold; all
of my coal ii free-burning and at
summer price. Order now and p_j
on it weekly. Virginia anthracite h
j only $6.;r,u this month, sample sent
lire. E. T. LONG. 1506 West Bi?u,i
I Street._.
j WOOD _AN_D_ COAL
I OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN city:
I heretofore handled by Midlothian
i Wood COnipahy; $1.50 mtlf-cord DA?
VID M. LEA & CO. Phono Monroe
6 sc.
plate ice. purest AND best for
all uses and the most economical, io
cents per hundred. Try r. load of
our pine and oak wood, which 13 dry
and under shelter. tyler * RYAN'
lOOt West Caiv M.idi.s..:, 1879
wanted, to BUY i or ' cash'.
I household goods in any quantity.
Phone Madison 3SS1.
I NAMES AND ADDRESSES WANTED
of prosperous farmers. Box 375,
; Richmond, Vn
, W?NT B!?.' S E ??> >ND-H AND ' AI-To Mo?
bile. Give particulars. price, and
state where machine may bo seen ,
Address A 10, care Times-Dispatch.
\\ ANTED. Tri ItTv SK(;i >N I El fv \ i i
typewriter. Must lie in first-class
condition anil cheap for cash. Olvo
particulars. AddrosM B i?i, care
Times-Dispatch.
WILL BUY from OWNER TOURING
1 car, I9U or 1912 model; must be good
I make, first-class condition nn.i
I cheap, W'U pay cash'. F 327. care
I Tlnies-ivspateh. _
I FURNITURE :. iVANTED?-WILL BUY
household goods of nnv kind and
any amount. Phone Madison 1906.
! DOVER ASSOCIATION
ENDS ANNUAL SESSION
Reports ou Several Subjects Received.
All ?Md Offtcera
Re-Eleeted.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch ]
Johnson Spring?, Va., July 2?.?To?
day the Dover Association closed Its
123th annual session, under favorable
auspice*. After refreshing ra'ns the
evening before, early In the evening,
the clouds began to scatter and gave
place to sunshine. A good crowd soon
; gathered on the church grounds anxi?
ous to take part in the proceedings )f
? he last day.
Aftor devotional exercises and
miscellaneous business, which con?
sumed only a short time, the report
on State Missions was read by riev W.
P. Reeves. Pastoi ol GoOchland Chj__h!
Those who took part In the discussion
were Rev. Rcovos, l>r. Alfred Bagby
an1. Capta'n J. C. Wood.
The report on Foreign Missions was
read by Rev. W i> Bremner, and
discussed by Mr. Bremner, Mr. Wln
11 ? y and Mr. Gibson.
Aft.-r the letters pf the Eastern.
District w?ito read und spoken to,
Ki-l.l s. rgeant il. P. Chelf, of the
I Baptist Orphanage, was Introduced by.
Rev. .1. W. Cammack, and he spoke In
behalf of the home for orphan child-J
?
I;, v. J. T. Tucker read the report
I on Temperance, which wall discussed
by i>. Hepburn, and Rev. Mr. Hedloy,
I of Ashland read add discussed the
rcpow on Woman's Work.
j The Committee on Digest of Reports
reported the following amounts con?
tributed to the various boards for the
.past associations! > < ri r: Foreign Mis?
sions, ?22.919.11; Home Missions. $53.
15; State Missions, $7.734.9 5; Sun
day School and Hi lie Board Missions,
$881.64; Education Board Missions,
I $999,17; Ministerial Relief Missions.
$1.169.72; Orphanage Missions. $2.551.
09; Denominational Education Missions.
$6,995.72; City Missions, $102.26; malt
in? n total of $48,625.41; a church
membership of 17. ^ 4 7 and 60'j hew
members secured by baptism.
The last business on the program
was the election of officers, which re.
; Milted In the reelection of all the old
officers of the association.
Thus closed one of the most in?
teresting and successful sessions of
the old Dover Association. The body
j will meet next year at a place to be
I announced later.
?ouitrg. prt'? anl ?.iur &totK
' ft Vit "~ SA lT:.~ ftt i V WILD FOXES
nearly grown, in fine condition. T. E.
i HUD?INS, DeWitt. Va._
prrooiiule
human HAU. Ii? <u Iii it and HOLD
9$isstcllancoiia
shoe" repaTrTng.
75c HALFSOLF. MEN'S SHOES. 40c
ladles; every puir .-v?td; best leath?
er, no n_lls, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 26c; Tre?i-Air ruliiat heels,
tec; leather heels rebuilt like new,
25c DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 71? E. Main. Phone Mon?
roe 3667.
SLIP "COVERS.
IN LBS*EU AND CRETONNE, tor BED
room or parlor. Liade to at. syo
Nur _ HUNDLEY, INC., -event.i und
Grace. Madison 3204.
ix) an a
$5,000
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watches at New York latts. N. P,
JAOOha A SON. No. -is North Ninth.
STORAGE.
OHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY. $1
per load. Store your furniture, bus?
tles, automo iie.~. pianos a: FOMP
K1NS, 327 West Broad.
phonographs.
WHEN YOU BUY LOOK FOR THE
name Edison It you want one you
can unders'and every word on tue.
record. G B. HAVNES _ CO._
PIANOS.
IMMER RATES NOW ON PIANO
moving and overhauling by factory
experts. Prompt, carefUl worK
guaranteed. Phone Madison 3116.
CHAS, M. STIEFF. Pianos. 117 \V.
BRAZING.
I WANTED, BRAZING OF CAST IRON.
' RICHMOND MACHIt'E WORKS. INC.
I SEA FOOD.
CALL PHONE MONROE 1111 FOR
fish, steamed crabs, crab meat. De
! llvered promptly. 209 N- Monroe St.
ANTlWCEs!""
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repuired, polished and
packed, upholstering; etc L. N. AR
NALI. SON, 1C17 W. Broad. PbOnO
Madison ti-J<j__________
"WHEN YOUWAN'T
WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING,
waxing and staining floors, all Mon?
roe 3120; cleaning new houses a spe
??i.,H> o 11.1.1 -\M .1' HINS'iN
-BCfiinQO
? ?: ::ip i i.,M M r N 1 *' a Ti' IN
VY ? "f Strict Observance,
/V\ No . ... F. ? a. M . win be
in nl at tili iusonlc Temple. Adams and
Hroad Stru-tsi Tills (Friday i EVEN
INU, Jlllj '-'?'?. at ?> o'clOCK. M. nib. is of
sister lodg a und transient brethren
of fraternltj invited to unite with us.
B> order of tho Worshipful Master,
a. .-. Cherry.
chas. A. N ES RITT,
_?-? ? : ? I ?
?Ciflcl piop??til?
pTf?Talc" !li.\i;lNG- UNITI'.n STATES
' Engineer Cilice, Room 305 Southern
building1, SVoshihgton, d. C.?a public
hearing will be !.el<l In tho Town Hall,
Wi t-t Point, v.l., July 81, li'i-', at i"
a. M.. to ail persons Interested In the
question "i the construction of a
[bridge across the Mnttaipoiil River at
? West Pt>lht, Va. Plans on view at
this oltlce and nl homing Proposed
i width 61 draw, so reel; clear height
I under lowest projection of draw 9
(feet, under trestle, ja foci <>rul ar?
guments Will be heard, but important
statements ihouid he in writing. W C
' LA NO F.I TV, 1,1 -Col, Engineers
NOTICE TO ?' 'NTKacti>i:s si:.\i.i:i>
bids will be received by tho Boydton
; School it.. ii.i, of Boydton District,
Roydtori, 1 h . until 2 O'clock P. M
July 20, 1912, for the erection of 11
high bi ho?l building according to
plans and specifications drawn by
I C. I!. Ragan, architect. Plans nnd
specifications can be obtained from
Mr C. J. Faulkner, of Boydton
Sch?bt Board. District No. 1. I>\
making n doposlt of $15 as a guor
? atltoo that the plans will be returned
with bid i"r the construction of the
j building, A jellified ch.-rk for
to accompany all bids, and the Mio
cessflll bidder will ho required to
give a guaranty bond for one-half
the amount of contract. The board
reserves the right to reject unv 01
all bids.
c. j faulkner,
'cierk School Board of n.iviiton Dis?
trict. N<> I. '<o>,lton. Vn.
The Valentine Museum
eleventh and clay streets.
Open dally from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Admission, 25c, Free on Saturdays.
FOR BALE
INVESTMENT
Seoond f-treet. near Broad, modern ''iKht-rnom brick residence,
which can at a small cost !>?> converted Into store.
Price right. For particulars, Hoe
Rt.'KHRMt'ND ,t BOWLES,
1 I North Klirhth Street.
Auction ferilrs, future ?aptf
By McVeigh ck Glinn,
Real Estate Auctioneers
COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALE
OF
Valuable Seventeenth Street
Property at the North?
east Corner of Seven?
teenth and Carrinnton Sts.
Also the Two Brick Dwel-;
ling Houses Nos. 621
and 623 N. Seventeenth!
Street.
In pursuance Of a decree of Die Chan?
cery court ?>! the city of Richmond, en?
tered on the 17th day of .iuly. iul2. In
the suit styled ??Irene >i. Bowen's and
1 others, guardian \ s. Irene M. Bowen
1 and others,'1 i win sell at public aitc
I Hon. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUDY 24. 1912.
at 5 o'Cleck P. M .
; the following property described In
' said decree as follows, to wit:
j 1 That certain lot or pare. ] of land.
! lying and being In the city of nich
: mond. at the northeast corner of
i Seventeenth and Carrlngton streets.
! fronting eighty feet, eight Inches, more
I or less, on the eastern line of Seven?
teenth Street, and running back along
the northern line of Carrlngton Street;
1 one hundred and fifty feet to an alley.
! '.'. That certain lot or pare.-) of land.
'. lying and bcilig In the city of Rlrh
| mond, with two dwelling houses there,
on, designated as Nos. 621 and r,23. hut
, formerly designated as Nos. fii? and
! r,z\ North Seventeenth Street, fronting
I thirty-five feet on the eastern lino of
' Seventeenth Street, between Venablo
and Carrlngton Streets, and running
back one hundred and fifteen feet;
TERMS: One-third cash, and the
balance In two equal Installments, at
six and twelve months after date, 'the
purchaser, or purchasers, to execute
negotiable notes for the deferred pay?
ments of the purchnse money, with In?
terest added, from the day of sale, nnd
the title to be retained until all of the
purchase money is paid, and convey?
ance ordered by the court, or nil cash,
at the option of the purchaser.
SOD. CUTCIIINS.
Special Commissioner.
McVeigh A Ollnn, Auctioneers.
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special com?
missioner, has been given, Given under
my hand this 19th dav of .lulv, i!>12.
CHARLES ?. SAVILLB,
POSTPONED
ON ACCOUNT OK WEATHER TO
FRIDAY, JULY 1912,
at same hour.
St >L CUTCHJNS,
_ Special Commissions r.
By Edward S. I{^s.? I'ompany,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No i;ori West Cary street is n
Semi-detached frnme dwelling of six
rooms; bath. gas. etc. .Must he seen
to be appreciated. We have final))
persuaded its owner to p.u-i with It
by unction on
TUESDAY, THE 30TII DAV OF JULY,
lOU'. at o'clock P. M
Dwellhgs answering to this are
greatly In demand, so strive to become
Its owner upon the day and hour
na med.
Terms at sale.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY.
_ Auctioneers.
CASS ELM AN & CO., i '< EN ERA I.
AUCTION EE RS,
Will offer for sa!f b., public auction,
at request of toe owner (who is re?
tiring from the Soda Fountain Btisl
III SS I, oil
WEDNESDAY, NEXT. JULY 31ST,
I P M.
6n the premises Known as No. 2:i I'ast
Main Street, all that nice little com?
pact and well-paying Soda Fountain
Business, with Fruits. ConfOOttOnorleS,
Tobacco, i'lKars and News Business at?
tached and as carried on by the owner
for the lust four years at a good profit.
There Is li good Soda Fountain with
Marbli Fixtures, Show Cases and
Counters, Tables, Cars, and all the
usual appliances >>t such a business,
together with the whole of the stock
and fixtures as now carried on, to be
Offered in one lot as a good, going
concern.
There are comfortable living rooms
attached to the store, and the whole
forms a compact little home ami store
combined, with good business worth
consideration.
TERMS: Announced at sale. Sale
positive, rain or shine
Particulars of rent and other details
on application to
CASSELMAN CO., Auctioneers.
1018 Kost in Si I'h.? M'QU'" 1902.
lUiil estate j'-ot Urnt
September Rent List
Call?"phone?write,
j "Collection of rents and the rental
business our specialty."
McVEIGil ?r GLINN,
fi North Eleventh Street.
?
"Collection of Rents
And the rental business our spe?
cialty." '
Prompt returns to owners.
M iVEIGH A GLINN.
ZDiui?ni? Poliers.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company,
i ifllc. of Treasurer.
Richmond, Vu? July 12. 1912.
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF
this company have this day tle
. la red n dividend of three per cent.
<;t'i> on the common stock of the
! company; payable l 1-2*}J on August
15, 1912, and 1 ]--?:? on February 15.
1913, respectively, to stockholders of
; record Oil August :t. 1012, and Feb
i ruary 1, 1913. For the purposes of
i Bold dividend the common stock
I . transfer books will be closed n ?.n
I.' men on Saturday. AugUst :i, t"
10 A M. Friday, August l.;. p.i 12. and
from 12 noon On Saturday. February
l to in a M. Monday, February it,
ibl.r 8. W. TRAVERS.
Treastiror,
rlEABOAUlS AI!: UNH RAILWAY
Five Per Coin. Adjustment Mortgage
(void Bonds.
The semi-annual Instalments or interest on
I tht? company's sdjustrnerti bonds, auuonii
'Inf: tn -'i per rem. (123.401, represented by
Coupons Nos. ft and 10. for IIJ.W each; will
he pajtLon *hd after August l. HIS, si the
off.d\MCSJri, ll'.alr A Co., No '.'I Itroiot
.Street. New York.
Scshn.ir/'. Air I.Ine R.ilhvuy.
By i> f. I'OItTBJOUS, Secretary,
' Xety- llork, July 3, Dt:.
auction feinlr?, JrtitUK _?d?fl
By Sh. .! >v K 1:1.
Real ?State Auctioneers.
Commissioner's auction s?io of v.ii
uable Byrd strict property, ut tho
northeast corner of Byrd and Sixth
Streets. Nos. 600, C02 and 604 Baal
Byrd Street.
In pursuance of a decree of tho
Chancery Court of tho city or Rlch
mond, entered on the -2n?t day of July.
1913, In tho suit styled Maurice A.
Powers, Committee of John n. Camp?
bell, vs. John ll. Campbell et ms. I will
sell on tho promises, on
TUESDAY, JULY 30TH, 1912,
nt 6 o'clock P. M?
the following property described in
said decree, as follows:
Thai certain l"t or parcel of land,
with Improvements thereon, In tho
city of Richmond, Vn., at tho corner
of sixth and Byrd Streets, beginning
163 feet i l-i Inches west of Seventh
Street, running them-" westwardly
and fronting on the north side of
Bynl Street feet 2 :i-i Inches, more
or less, then?e in a northoastorly di?
rection along the toW path of the old
James River and Katiawha Canal Com?
pany 97 feet :i :i-l Inches, more or
less, thence In u southeasterly direc?
tion 24 feet ?', Inches, more or less,
thence in a southwesterly direction 12
feet, more or less, thence In a south?
wardly direction is feet, more or less,
to the point of beginning, as shown
on a plat of this Bald property made
by T. Crawford Redd & Son. dated the
2:>th day of January, 1912.
TERMS: Ono-th|rd cash, balance In
two eq?al instalments at one and two
years after date. Tho purchaser or
purchasers to execute negotiable notes
or the deferred payments Of the pur?
chase money, with Interest added from
day of sale, and title to be retained
untM nil the purchase money is paid,
and conveyance ordered by the court,
Or all cash at the option of the pur?
chaser.
MAURICE A. POWERS,
Spi iiai Commissioner,
Shea & Keegan, Auctioneers.
1 certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the Special Com?
missioner has been duly given Given
tinder my hand this 21th day of July
1912.
Toste:
CHAS. O. SAVII.I.E. Clerk.
Ocurl?
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Vn.
1 The most magnificent hotel In tho
I South. European plan Booms Slngla
1 end en suite, with and without baths
Spacious sample rooms.
Special Summer Rates, Club Brenk
feat.
The
VANDERBILT HOTEL
34th St. East at Park Ave.
Subway l:nlran<e
New York's newest
and coolest?
The World's most
attractive Hotel.
Each room with a bath.
T. M. HUliard, Managing Director
Walton H. Marshall, Manafier
Henry Clay Inn
ASHLAND, VA.
Persons wishing to leave the
city will find it most delightful th<
cool nights, ho mosquitoes and ev
attention given automobile pari
also nice rooms, at moderate rate.
;?? i Ii.,i ii -lit b.'.i rJ.'i s._
*0>?lj00tS.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Or g
RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
STUART McGUtRE, M. D., Pro?.
Medicine-?-Dentistry?Pharmacy
20lh Session Opens Saptembef 18. 191Z
MEDICINE ??
New Fireproof Hull.line.
Unexcelled Equipment.
Modern I ?borotory Method*.
Excellent Clinical Faclli.
Eighty Experienced I eachers.
Write now for Cntalo^uo 'tlj"
WYTHE D. ANDERSON, Proctor.
<l:n.cil I,..1.1
M U D-_ v..
McGuire's University School
OPP. MONROE PARK, RICHMOND, VA.
FORTY-EIGHTH SESSION begins Sep?
tember IS. Thorough proportion for uni?
versity, colUtre, technical school, U. s. Naval
?na Military Academies. Primary dep irt
.nctit for sni.ill b?y?, with separata Inttruc
tors, study-hall, and recti.it Ion rooms. Tli?
Principal ?all i>o at : s BoivldOrs St., sftei
Sept. 5. For full Information iro catulogu*
at liool. stores, or !>>? mail.
JOHN P. Mc'iUUtK. Principal
Richmond Academy
Richmond, Va.
Eleventh icminn Begins fcep?. to, 11)12.
The dean Is now at president's office,
Richmond College. I'hone, or Address.
M il, 1? PRINCE, Dean,
Atlantic Cirv ttc?ort?
LCX1HGTBM
Paolfla ant Ark?r.?< Vv. n Spacious
ground! adjoin beach and hunrdiralk. Only
medium-priced hotel where runt m?y *?
from house to nur: In bathing a:tlr? with?
out oso;;; str.ots. whleh 1h prohibited. Use
?if |>uth houses with attendant to euro foe
?Qltl I" free. Running water In rooms,
fresh und wnirr baths, public and pri?
vate. Sperlal rales MM mid no daHyi H-09
to 121.00 weekly? Including: choice table, sup
piled from mm furm. White ?tvIc?. Or?
chestra. Tennis couru and croquet ground*
tetwen bo:.-! ... I b( ich. Booklet mailed
upon request.
PAtrt C ROSECRANS,
GALEN HALL
IIV Tili: SEA
iiotei, \m? sax itokii si
Atlantic City, N. J.
GALEN HALL
in Tin: mountains
\ FIltST-C-liASS iiotri?,
Wernersville, Pa.
Resident Physician. Tonic, lint ha.
e blot kitchens,
r. i.. \<>t St.. licne'al Mnnntier.
?AVBMaennaMMtiiixiBmanMmn
WINDERMERE
South Carolina Ave.. second house from
Beach Fie?i equipped moderate pri.-o hotut
In Atlantic City. Elevator; limiting from
hotel. Booklet;
_B A. 11 UNDER. Owner. ?
PPflNTPNAr Kentucky sv., m yards from
irtUniLllrtC , i . S; jood the bust,
cap. UO, New, homolike; elevator; largo.
. can view rooms, with baths: phones;
? , ent table; white service; metal beds.
Special raten. IS 111? weekly. Jl 5C up dally.
Sat. to Moil 1 . Booklet W. F. WATTS.
THE WILTSHIRE
Ocean view.
tirrat'.y Improved. Cap. S50. I'rlvate baths,
running water In rooms, elevator, etc.
Music. Speolnl, Iii,? up weekly. $2.30 up
dully. Open nil the year. Booklet.
_SAMUEL. EL.LI3.
Grand Atlantic Hotel
i Virginia Ave. near Beach and Steel Pier.
i f'l" n surroundings, capacity 600. Hot an.l
Cold H-a water baths. Largo rooms; south?
ern exposure. Elevator to stru.it level,
?pacloua porches, -etc. Special week ratoaj
I'j.iO up daily. Rooklet. Coaches meal
trains. CUOPEft A. LEEDS.
HOTEL SHOREHAM, "
Ocean End Virginia Ave.
A modern hotel with every convenience;
elevator, private baths, etc. Open lawns
allow plenty ot light and air. Ideally lo?
cated. Service an.I table the beau Rates
Jl.'.Jo up weekly. Booklet.
SV. B. GOTTEN.
Hotel Sothern
Virginia Ave. !M ft. from ocean. Baths
and running water. Excellent table. 7th
reason. Same management. O. E. CAKE.
HO I I.I. MA.ir.-TIC. Virginia a v and
Beach; renovated throughout; centro of
attractions; ocean view; capacity 300; ele?
vator; private baths; white service, etc.;
superior table: special 110 up weekly; tl
up dally, booklet. M. A. SMITH._
I in"?' modern high-class
ALEEMARLE
Virginia Avenue, und Bench.
New throughout: capacity jr.": privat?
baths, elevators, l.oTl feet wide, cool
porches; exceptional table, white service.
Special rntes.'lil, iM, *"...'.?> up weekly; 11
up daily. Rooklet._J. COPB.
Beat Moderate Rate Hotel
IE LB ER ON
I An.l Fireproof Annex, Tenn. sv.. near Beach?
. central. capacity I"): opposite Prot, and t'nth.
' churches, running water in rooms; private baths!
oxcellent table; vegetables from own farm: white
service: ?,K to If'i t wk'ly ; |l..".i? in &:;.?tt
d'lr. Bhlt. Special rates. H. B. I.udv. M.U.
So Carolina av, and Beach, centre o' all
attractions. Capacity too. Ono ?f the moat
modern and up-iu-Uute. 100 ocean-side rooms,
i'rlvate I>iitli=, running water la rooms. Ele?
vator. Music. Fine porches. White service.
clal raus: (11 up weekly; t: SO up dally.
1. ?'_W. Fl SHAW.
The most attractive and popular hotel for
Richmond visitors.
HOTEL SCRTON
. Ocean end Tennessee. Avenue. Central to
K. B. VOORllEES, Ounce
mi i Proprietor.
Westrnont Rh??^
I Surrounding lawns; elevator; private and
water baths; cli trlclty and massuge.
?" ' ' ?P ?ei i- > Bo ikh :. Bell phone
v_'?? '= ?? iv !::?:??. Mjtnogi r.
a&ummer ixesorti..
"Good Time at l ittle Cost."
? VACATION AT
Wachapreague
Eastern Shore. Vn.
iui. vi. -i MM ER RESORT.
Special Bates to Familie".,
House Partie? und Clubs.
Homelike comforts, advantages of
cun, Ij.i>.-. shady lawn, beautiful aandy
nCh: excellent surf bathing, best boat
.? and flailing; hot. cold and aalt
ths. large rbekers; swing chairs; ten
f. fr. e howling and pool; fresh sea
oils (mi'.k. vegetables, chickens from
ir ow n farm i; special boat and auto
STHIBLING SPRINGS
Phenandoah Mountains, Augusl i Co.. Va'J
Sulphur, ilum and ehalybcatu waters; all
wit.ii ? feel ..: h..:.-: Bates, 11 to $10 In
hotel or large two-room cottages; remodel?
ed 11*12, Wrltu for booklet, 16 Illustrated
pages, Ftei transportation troiri railroad
stutlbna, Stnunfon ami Stokcsville,
I'. ? Tib HESTER.
Mt Stolon I', o. Augualn Co., Vu.
H A i Bit fk\i* iifli SB,
The Mountain Paradise.
Now open, extensively Improved. The most
modern and g bi located h tel In this
region. Culami ?f the hlgheai standard;
White service. Orchestra, social diversions;
ever? out-of-door ainusemeiit; new, beau
tlful 'm Court and <*:?rc. Special July
>nd pa i rat,.?. Booklet nnd uuto maps
?nailed, Sin season.
JOHN PCROT COPE.
Drlawnrc Waler Gap, I'iimimIhuiIu.
Blue Ridge Springs, Va
PHIL.. F. BROWN, Prop.
Maple Shade Ion. I'ulashl, Vn.
Most beautiful hot*! and grounds In South?
west Virginia. Perl lulpped for com?
fort and pleasure. Altitude !,!00 feet. Won?
derful climate. Through ?Vepcr from Rich?
mond Write for booklet.
efecfjO?lS.
The Woman's College
Richmond, i n.
By reason '.r its location In uion
mond Ii?. 1 in s 1 oilefco arrords su'?
perlor advntu foi the higher eiiu
cation "I yoUHK ladles. The expendb
ttlre .'f a million dollars could tiol
duplicate such advantiiire? outside' aijct,,
Ii eltv Aid- faculties In all depart
inentH. I ?.Html college degrees Speola,'
advantages In music. Student? havi
use ni the Virginia state Library an<
access !?? numerous museums. Mealtt
record remarkable. Terms uiodernta.
\Vrlte '? r itaingu*. I.'arly appKcatioB.
Important.
j.lMbi nelson, D, IJ.. I.Ii, ?>.,
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