The Richmond Virginian., June 11, 1910, CITY EDITION, SPORTING SECTION, Image 11

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IMEHICITS LIFE
IEHRLYWORTHLESS
Texan Returning From Nicaragua
Tells of Condition in War
Swept Country.
CHAMOM GREAT GENERAL
Declare* That United States
Should Enforce Rights' or
Repudiate Monro** Doctrine.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. June 11.—
"An Americans life i» not worth as
much as a negro's in Nicaragua. Our
conduct of the Oroce-Cannon affair
has made America the subject of
ridicule,” to-day declared Colonel G.
K. Fowler. Texan, and soldier of for
tune. who served as enter of artillery
under General Chamorro, in the rebel
army for four months and Is now in
Washington pleading with the gov
ernment officials to take radical
action.
"if America is going to stand by
the Monroe Doctrine,” he continued,
"it is about time that some action
be taken to remedy the conditions ot
the unlortunates of Nicaragua.”
Fowler then lifted a leaf out of
Roosevelt* Guild Hall speech on
Kgypt, saying:
”lf America isn't going to assist It
had better vacate and allow some
other government to come In and
maintain order, for order must he
maintained. The civilized world is
not going to stand for the tyrannical
rule that exists In Nicaragua much
longer. The prestige of America has
suffered greatly through the Groce
and Cannon incident Zelaja order
ed the two Americans shot as was
proved by the court-martial of the
officers who shot them, and who wer<
whitewashed, yet Zelava himself was
allowed to escape from the country.
Relations have been broken off, but
that Incident 1* something of utter
unimportance to Madriz at this time.
"Americans do not take this light
in Nicaragua seriously. T did not
either until I arrived there. Tt Is
not a comic opera war as It has been
called, but a real war. with the peo
ple heart and aoul In the fighting.
"About 10 per cent, of the men
were In each of the larger 'battle#
i’hamerro. the cummander-ln-chlef of
Ihc relief army, is the greatest gen
eral 1 have ever met He would make
his mark in a larger country. He Is
fearless.
"He left Hlneff^ld,, with S.000 men:
they had provision* for four days,
eating one meal each day. The dis
tance Is 150 miles, aero*? swamps,
over mountains, and through the
brush, with rain falling several hours
each day. When we arrived outside
of Managua there wasn't a man with
ft pair of shoes on his reet, and a
great many did not have trousers.
Yet they held the government troops
'or three days before retreating
WOMAN PICKPOKET
BROUGHT IN COURT
Defectives Think They Will Have
Additional Charge Against Her
> and Case Was Continued.
Lou Charity, the ntmblefingered
negro woman, w ho was caught In the
net of stealing purs*** from shoppers
In ^.department store in Uroad sire*:
»ida>, teas arraigned in police court
Saturday morning. The cam* was con
tinued until June 21, at the Instiga
tion of Chief Detective Thomas Mc
Mahon, who made th*- arrest. The
woman denies her guilt.
Chief McMahon was stationed in a
busy store in liroad street. l)c having
received numerous complaints that
shoplifters were at work. and
from his position sav* he saw the
negro woman—** -the -unfastened' n
chatelaine bag and took from it the
amall purae. Ho approached the al
leged ‘-dip” at once and holding both
of her hands asked an employe of
the store to search her. The purge
was found in her waist.
The woman has been in trouble be
fore and -the officer* have suspected
her of being the person who has
l>een stealing many of the purses re
ported missing.
Mra H, M, Robertson and Mr*.l
INCORPORATED 1833
The Virgmia Fire & Marine Ins. Co.
OP RICHMOND, VA.
JANUARY 1, 1910
N*t Surplus. 809,939.01
Surplus to Policyholder*. 819,939.01
WM. H. PALMER, President. W. H. MoCARTHY. 8««el*nr.
E. B. ADDISON. Vice-President. OSCAR D. PITTS, Trewurer.
DIRECTORS.
WM. H. PALMER, D. O. DAVIS, J. JORDAN LEAKE,
E. B. ADDIBON, N. W. BOWE, W. H. PALMER, JR
Wallace Shelling*. of South Rich
mond, are two of the shoppers who
lost their reticules.
GIVE THE POOR
TWO DAYS OUTING
Adjutant Wiggins Arranging to
Take'Children and Mothers
Out for Aairiug.
Adjutant Geo. X. Wiggins of the
Salvation Army, who succeeded Fapt.
: Fowler, in the command of the Focal
Corp In Richmond Is planning to take
250 poor mothers and children out In
■the country for a two days outing. One
day will be spent at Forest Hill In
July and another day will be spent
some where else during the month of
: August
The plans are to take them out In
j the morning give them plenty of
' w holesoiiie food and return them to
their home In the evening.
Pure air and wholesome f<xal means
so much to those unfortunate who
live In filth and poverty. So the Sal
vation Army throughout the country
devotes one or two days each summer
i In bringing these unfortunate Ilfes.
Adjutant Wiggins would appreciate
| very much the assistants of the people
of Richmond In making this undrtak
; Ing a suoess. Fash or provisions can
j be sent addressed The Salvation
Army. 918 E. Broad street. And a re
ceipt will be sent acknowledging the
! same.
—
SALOONS TO CLOSE
ON ELECTION DAY
Liquor Venders Must Shut l p
Places From Sun Down
to. Sun Rise.
Election day. Tuesday, June 14, will
be dry In Richmond Heginning Mon
day evening, from 7:30 o’clock, when
the sun sets, and uftttt—4:49 o'clock ;
Wednesday morning, every saloon in
Richmond will be closed. y,
This is In accordance with the pure
election laws of the State. No viola
tions sre expected Indeed, Judge]
Witt, of Hustings Court No .1. said
Saturday morning that in all hts ex
perience on the bench he has never
had a single case before him where
: i hi saloonkeeper was charged w ith
' keeping 'open on election day.
DOG BIT ATTORNEY;
OWXER PROSECUTED
To show cause why he allowed an
alleged vicious dog to run at large,
c. E. Tjacy Will be brought to Police
Court next week. His canine bit Mr
Kirk Mathews while that gentleman
was en route to his home Friday eve
ning. Mr. Mathews declined to state
how badly he was injured, but did
admit that he strenuously objected to
any dog taking any more pieces out
of the calf of his limb.
YOCNG RADIES WIFI, CONTEST
FOR GRAND GOLD MEDAF j
A grand gold medal recitation con
test will be held by the Bl-Cnunty W.
C. T. t\ Monday. June 20
Six young ladles, all of whom have
previously won silver and gold medals
for reciting temperance prose and
poetry, will contest for the handsome
medal offered In this latest contest A
- musical program Is being arranged.
Officials of the W. C. T. V. have not
decided where the contest will be
held.
Elect Officer*.
The Rappahannock Valley Medical
Socioty at Fredericksburg Thursday
evening elected the following officers: i
Dr A. C. 1 hogget t, president; Dr. J.
N. Barney, vice-preatdent: Dr. G. Ft.
' Harrlaon, secratary. and Dr. R. J. j
Payne, treasurer
COUNCIL COMMITTEE
i TO HJIVE BUSY WEEK
The Reular* Gatherings Scheduled
and Special ('all*, Dates 1 n
decided Also Listed.
Many ineeting* are scheduled for thi
coundlmanic committw* neat week.
In addition to tfle regular gathering*
several special call* have been issued.
The exact dates of these latter have
not yet been determined but will be
announced early next week.
The Hat of meeting* follow*
Monday, June 13, Electrical commit
tee, meet* at P. M.; SutMromnilttee
on Improvement of the James River
meets at 4:30 P. M
Tueadav, Board of Aldermen meet*
at 8 P. M.
Wednesday. Committee on l.ight
meej,* at 8 V. M., Committee on Water
, meet* at 8 P. M.
Thursday, Committee on St reel a,
meet* at 8 F. M.; Committee on
Ground* and Building* meet* atf 8 P.
M. Committee on Street (leaning
meet* 8t 8 P- M.
Friday, Committee on Ordinance
Charter and Reform meets at 8 P. M.
CROP WAS SMALL
OUT RETURNS IARCE
Lart Year's Cotton Croj> the .Most
Valuable Ever Produced
iii South.
WASHINGTON, D. C. June 11.—A
bulletin isued to-day by the Bureau of
The Censors, state* that norwttmrtandtng
the fact that the cotton crop of the
United State* In 1909 was the smallest
since 1903. Its value tr»p 19.2 per cent
greaer han ha of 1*08 and measured by
Its yarn-producing qualities and by the
Wants
LOST.
and 64, of the ca-pltsl stock of the
Home Brewing Company for ten (10.
shares each, of the par value of one
thousand <»1.666) dollar* each. Is
sued on April 6, 1609. to K. P. Mur
phy. Finder Will please return the
earns to No. 316 North Harrison
street. Application na* been made
for the Issue df new tert Ideates in
vVANrab^TBBT Wo'AftlT ~
rlenced paper box makers; also some
beginners; steady employment end
good wages; apply to THE RAN
DOLPH PAPER BOX CO., Ross
street.
wanted—curls on large paper
Itox work; beginners paid well while
learning. Apply to THK RANDOLPH
PAPER BOX CO.
POSITIONS WANTED—MALE.
WANTED—BOY FOURTEEN YEARS
old wants a position In wholesale
house, with chance of advancement;
willing worker. Address BOY, care
of Richmond Virginian.
WANTED—MARRIED MAN WANTS
position In clothing store as manager
or salesman; sixteen years expert-;
slue; will go out city, best of ref
erence Address K. B., care of;
^^Uchmond^VlrjJlnlani^_^^__>__>_>_ ;
POSITION WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTED—POSITION BT SENOORA
j.her. quick and accurate; can furnish
best of refrences Address L. D„
care Richmond Virginian.
WANTED—BY A LADY A POSITION !
as stenographer; best of references I
^^lven^_Ad^re»a^03^care_Vlrgtnia__ 1
FUNERAL DIRK4TOH*.
WANTED—1.000 ADULTS TO JOIN
the Richmond Co-operative Burial
Association. A 1100 certificate costs
only 12 cent* per month, gives a I ICO
funeral at death. The cheapest pro
tection on earth. Agents wanted
(' A. MAIQHT, Secretary, IIS North
Seventh street. Phone Madison 2706.
TINNING AND PLUMBING.
NEVER SINCE CHRISTOPHER CO
lumbus discovered America, has our
superior In the tinning, plumbing
anil gae-fltting business been found;
Honest prices, superior work, gener
al satisfaction and promptness are
a few of our well known character
Istlcs L W. DORSET A CO, 114 N
Seventh street Phone. Madteon 281.
financial results to the growers. It was
the most valuable ever produced The
estimated value of the 1909 crop Is
given as 1X12,066,633 as compared with
I661.230.6S6 for 1608 The figures as
finally compiled for 1809. show 10,386 -
209 running biles, or 24.1 per cent, less
than th etotAl for 1808
The States sustaining t tip greatest
loss in production in 1909, as compared
with 1908, according to the bulletin
are
Louisiana. 46.6 per cent : Mississippi,
24.3 per cent.: Texas. 33.4 per cent ,
Arkansas. 30.6 per cent. Tennessee.
Tennessee. 27.8 per cent. Alabama, 23.6
per cent.; and Oklahoma 19.9 per cent.
During th elast few tears Louisiana
sustained great loss, reporting. In 190K.
780.1 per cent, of the quantity returned
In 1907, while Its production In 1909
was only about one-fourth that of 1906.
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
Wukl»(t« Ward llama aad Adtrertlaraarata rrrrlvrd at \ Irginla Hurra a,
J. W. Craae'a Star*. ISM Hull atrcct.
CANDIDATES BUSY
IN THE SQUTHSIDE
Three Card* Being Distributed;
and the Situation i»
Intense.
! Candidates for councilmanie posl
} tions from Washington Ward are
shaking hands with their friends, bow
ing politely to their enemies and vis
iting all of the people daily. For ne*»
Tuesday eight men are to be elected
from the Southstde. the first fight to
hold office In the council of Greater
Richmond. Three members of the
city 'Democratic committee, that la
the old committee that served why
Manchester wss in existence, recom
mended the names of Messrs. J. R.
Perdue. R. U Pntram and John \V,
Moore for the Board of Aldermen, and
C. C. Jones, I>. R. Brown, B. A. OII1,
j W. W. Workman attd W. B. Bradley
for the lower body.
Democratic voters met In the court
1 house shortly after this ticket was
placed In the field and unanimously
Richmond Virginian’s Commercial Weather Map June 1 I
Observations taken at 8 A. M„ Eastern Time.
U.'S. Department of Agriculture?
WEATHER BUREAU
• A. M.•»
» A. M. .«
1* A. M..
iLa. r,
Minimum 61. •
RICHMOND. VA. June 11.—Foreeast *
lor Richmond and vicinity: showers to- .
nht' or Sunday. t.
ITASHINOTON. D. C., June U.—Fore- J
east tor Virginia: Showers to-night or is
gunrar. r
Rain has fallen since yesterday morning
gauntry east of Oklahoma and Kansas, wr
made In. several leoalltles between the lows
WIULIS.L^MOORC.saChtgf
30.2
Hlgheet
d u rl n g
temperatures;
preceding 21 \
hours at— !
Boston .
New York .•• i
Philadelphia .•«
Washington .**
RICHMOND .««:
Atlanta .It;
Jacksonville .*1
New Orleans .»* .
Oalveaton ..Jj
Birmingham .J*
Memphis .. i
St. Lout.
Chicago .•*
St. Pant ..»*l
Cincinnati ..f *;
Detroit .1° i
79
t*
City
Detroit
Kansas
Denver -- .
Salt JUke City .** |
San Francisco
Portland O .
\ 11ITION
Oulf and Atlantic States and the central portion of the
extensive area measurements of from 1 to S Ischw were
and the South Atlantic coast. The center of the storm
(a absiui a, northeast—eouthweet line, the storm
... In tharlalae states the weather is lair *ad
prevail. y
*,‘■■kUZ.
rtfiGf •".v,ISfT:ZIZ ■■ r-ir^ . v.
' placed the naraf of W. I). Ferguson
before the peopHf- Mr. Ferguson, a
former alderman, filed his application
with I’lerw Christian In Richmond. as
did Mr. J. D. Reams, president of the
Mancheter Assembly and John R
Wakefield, who was a member of the
council m Washington Ward previous
to annexation. The law said they mujt
file the)r notices of candidacy twen
ty days before the election and tins
they all did.^.Thelr names are on the
regular ticket 1(V
But circulated throughout South
Richmond nre three tickets, as tohl
in The Virginian a few days ago. One
of these tickets, the one now endorsed
, by the City Democratic Committee
of Richmond, contains the names of
only the first eight that are now hold
ing office. Another ticket, or card,
plates Mr Reams in the aldermanic
race and Messrs. Ferguson and Wake
Held along with the others on the coun
cil ticket.
The third card Is somewhat of a
joker. It drops Mr. Perdue from the
race and asks that only Ferguson and
Wakefield be voted for.
Among politicians who are thought
| to be In close touch with the situation
:on this side of the river. It Is the con
census of opinion that at least two
of the "regular" ticket will be elected.
ORPHAN BOV ADOPTED
UY RICHMOND COUPLE
A twelve-.vear-old orphan from
Washington. D. C„ was adopted by
| Mr. and Mrs Henry N. Harris, of
Richmond, by order of Judge Scott.
In the City Circuit Court, Saturday
morning. The child, Earl Odey. was
secured through the agency of the
Board of Children's Guardians of the
District of Columbia. According to
the order handed down by Judge
Scott, the boy’s name will be changed
to Earl Harris.
MANY AUTOS HAVE
IMPROPER LIGHTS
The alleged improper lights that are
nit many automobiles will cause aev- ]
era! owners of the banslne buggies
to appear before Justice Crutchfield
and pay the usual One of $1.
Bicycle Officers Palmer and Clarke
have reported tha following autolsts
; for not having the proper lights on i
thel rears: I- Nachman, 1111 West
Franklin street, auto 44M; Albert J.
Washington. 709 North Second, auto
i 4444; B. 8. Watters, Shenandoah;
i Flaats. auto 4S10, and K W. Farley. I
( American Locomotive Works, auto 89.
Will Make Three Speeches.
Governor Mann will leave Rich- ■
j mond Sunday night to be absent three !
I days, during which he will make two j
[addresses at Harrisonburg and one at
, Salem.
| The first speech will be delivered
Monday morning at the Confederate!
; Memorial services In Harrisonburg, j
the second at the commencement of
Ithe Female Normal School and the
third at Roanoke Collage.
Tenement House Sold.
A transfer of the brick tenement
j located at No. S4U Kensington ave
: nue by Georgs Hfclds to J. J. Miller
i was recorded In Chancery Court. Sat
! urday morning. The deed of bargain
and sale sets forth that -the transfer
is made In return for fS and other
valuable considerations. The deed
tajs on the property lg 1x4.40, ac
cording to which the property is
worth 14,400.
RAIN TO-NIGHT.
I Virginia—Showers to-night or Sun
North Carolina—Thunder storms
to-night or Sunday; moderate to brisk
winds, -r v ■ .
_ Wants
11—.——
Wants
Want Ad. Rates
One cent per word when paid in advance. N*o paid ad
taken for less than ten cents.
t No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates are much less. Phone Madison 1758, and
Mr.Garrison, Manager of Classified Department, will call.
MISCELLANF.OI *.
I nnxm HB AND ( HIVA PACKl'Ki,
FURNITURE. CHINA AND WEDDING
j presents packed and shipped wltn
care. Estimates cheerfully Riven
I JACOB IMUIT. 706 West Main
•tree!. ’Phone Madison 3282.
PAINTING.
FOR HIGH CLASS HOUSE AND SIGN
painting or wall papering. see or
phone J. K. WILLIAMS * CO., 305 V\
Broad. Madison. 1675: prices reaaon
i able, C. H. Smith, Stun writer. All
| work guaranteed 1
LBE’«.
CLEANING AND PRESSING; PHONE j
Ma.lison *735, 202 North Fifth street,
ladies’ work a specialty.
#C ARE OFFERING iM'si ai, COS
prU.es on our line of Ranges. Mantels <
and tillnis, now ts the time to nave i
monev If jou are interested. V’A.
PLUMBING & HEATING CO.. J« N
Ninth street.
SCHREMP—313 NORTH FIFTH.
UMBRELLAS COVERED AND RE
paired; expert work; SCHREMP. The
Umbrella Man.
LA TOUCH E RE PA IRS." ALT ERS. HE -
lines Ladles' and gent s garments. 6
South Second. Phone Monroe '.’413._ _
VEH MANS, JIN E. BROAD.
WE COVER ANI) REPAIR UMBREL
las and parasols and make them
order with your own goods at very
reasonable prices. Phone, Monroe.1
210V, __
POt I.TRV, I’KTN AND LIVE NTOI K.
FOR SALE—FOUR GENUINE F« >X
Terrier pups. BROAD STREET^ PEI
STORK. 406 E. Broad street.
MadIson 32S6-J__
Phone
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR NEW SYS
tem? We make your clothing look
like new Feathers, gloves and slip
pers cleaned at short notice, iet us
clean them once and you will let ua
have them again. We clean and ren
ovate anything In ladles' and gentle
men's apparel: we pay epressage one
way on anv out of town work.
SWOPE'S FRENCH DRY CLEANIN'*
CO.. 303 North Second street.. Phone
.Madison 11 S3.
NO RTH POLE PR ESS I NO CLUB. W E
do French and steam cleaning; also
dvelng: ladles work a specialty: best
work In the city for the least money;
Work called for and delivered, phone,
Monroe 2766, M. PRICE, Mgr, 615 W.
.Main street. _
HAIR TOXIt . ___
discriminating and cultured people,
a rich man's luxury at a poor man s
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN WITH THE
rent payer. How much longer are
you going t» pay for real estate,
man’s home? Why not your own.
1 will loan you the money to buy
your lot and bvlld your houae, $1'
on the hundred, with 5 per cent
simple interest. Giving you seven
and a half years to pay loan back.
Call at 1301 East Main street. N..
P HARGRAVE, Mgr.
HAIR.
THK LATEST IN* HAIR GOODS AT
yur own price; largo cluster of puffs
i<tic.; coronet braid* »t II.KS.
m'GHE'S, 30H North Third strccl
“ WALL PAPER.
J W. SM1THKR3 A CO.. *04 NORTH
Fifth street; wall papers; room
mouldings, etc.; high class work;
IlowestjiMctJsMnresUgatA^^^^^^
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
i fC>TD^a'vBNUE<'ANlTMAI?rSTR>:ET
lots near the Soldiers’ borne; sult
sble for building homes, city water.
Apply 015 Brook arenue,
PERSON AL.
MAGNETIC AND MENTAL SCIENCE
healing cures, acute and chronic; dis
eases wherein no relief is obtainable
under other systems of tnerapeutlus.
MENTAL SCIENTIST. 1101 East Clay
street Phone. Madison 2»»».
LOW PRICES-ON-ALL RANGES; SEE j
us now while the prices are low; all !
standard manes, which means a greet
deal when you want repair. V.v
PLUMBING & HEATING CO. 26 N.
Ninth street.
I LA TOUCHE STEAMS AND FRENCH j
cleans clothes. ladies' and gent’e. 6
South Second. Monroe *419.
^ftvsijrujrwASfv.
WANTED—MEN TO BUY AN EXCEL
lent line of drummers' sample trou
sers; several trunks just opened; ell
high-grade; bought cheap; to be sold
for a song. _N\ F. JACOBS A SON.
Ninth, near Broa
12£L
Bt sT\E*S o
TTWiWliT
YOUR OPPORTUNIST TO SECURE
drummers’ samples of htgh-otaes
trousers presents Itself now; we got
'em cheap—so can you; but be quick.
N. T. JACOBS A SON. Ninth, near
Broad Street.
VIRGINIA BEACH.
WTLS5S‘‘g5;frxcn£:,viiaar?n,j4’ygycH
Ocean front, first class home, ebun- .
dant table of the best the market
and sea affords; terms reasonable
Address MRS C. W. WILSON. Vs. ;
_Beacb,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTE"thS"'VALUiTpLACED ON OUR
Glenard belts by a patron. I would
not part with It for a million dollars
If I knew 1 could not another like it
Relief when we are suffering Is one
of ths greatest boons of Ufe. Come .
and see them. MRS. A. J„ PYLE, .
N. Fifth street.
BATH ROOM AND KITCHEN COST
fort make a comfortable summer at
home; we can supply you with all
thesa comforts; pro aro selling ths
Detroit Jewol Gas Range and other
standard makes of Oaa Ranges. De
troit Jewel' Heaters for hot water in
your bath room and nil thosa lne»
penslro appliances for bath and kit
chen. VA PLUMBING A HEATING
CO.. *• N. Ninth street.
SlVERAL TRUNKS oFTTrUITMKRB‘
sample trouaars; special bargains:
high-grade gods; bought cheap; sold
same way. N. F. JACOBS A SON.
Nlntl . n*a il-^dtfML^^^
„„ „_FXK_
and Buff Wyandottss,
Brown Leghorns. Games
Bantams. Pigeons and Rabbits. Gold
. JITE
"SPiK
Fish, always on hand: also hay, grain,
meal, mill-food and all kinds of poul
try fooda THE BROAD STREET
PET STORE. 40* West Broad street.
Phone. Madl00P ***t-J.
7Cfx~fm
las but Nelson's Is Ike aristocrat
them all. race Wt, money back
v ml WtOt it.
you
THt^FBRHBO AND HAILHC.
transferring and Hauling of
all kind* furniture and piano mov
ing a specialty, office 612 No. Sec- ■
ond street: reeldence 706 Munford
street, Richmond. Va, Phone. Madl- i
son 4*84 p BOWLES, Proprietor. ;
I MILLINERY...I
IN ORDKR TO REDUCE MY' LARGE
stock of summer millinery, I will of
fer this week, a large line of the very i
lutes! shapes and styles in trimmed:
and untrimmed hats at almost your
own price: out-of-town customers
are shown special attention and all
mall orders are attended to promptly
and with care: come early and avoid
the rush MRS. L HARNETT, Suc
cessor to her slater. Mrs Chamlee, SI*
K Hroad street.
SEE' OUR NEW ARRIVAL OF
summer hats. All the latest etylea
in up-to-date millinery. Great re
ductions on all colored hats. Lin
gerie, Mllartds and llsnps Hats a
specialty. NEWTON’S, 210 North
Second street, _
M’MMKH H04RDRH».
Ingleslde farm, good fare. Ice. etc.,
five minute w-alk from station: four
malls a day. MRS. W. W. 8M1 I .
Hewlett, Va.
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
KATuc?r~rT^m^LT~T'irE VfrftArc
est piece of property In the 8tR*e;
j about 8S acres with dwelling and out
houses, less than 6 miles from Rich
i mond: uuantlty of tood timber:
enough to more than pay for the
place, good rich land, will sell for
$1,100 rash For a real bargain see
I P. O. Box 26.
ItAIH TONIC.
3eT3Ton inrxnr^
bottle delightfully perfumed, the
imtXeERU WAnteBT
wTNrTTTT^tt^ATn^lfRIf ATnptTEtTTX* j
tan Institute, Belona Powhatan Co.,:
Va., forty miles from Richmond on
the Tidewater & Western R, R. which
connects wtth the Southern at Moseley ’
Junction. Leave Richmond Saturday ;
I at 6 P. M. and arrive at Relona at:
* o'clock. Monday, leave Relona at
| 6 A. M. aud arrive In Richmond at
K 4 5. Terms. |5 per week. Children 1
under twelve $3.60 per week. For
further Information apply to R. U ,
j porter Relona, va.
FOR SALK.
reirgAEB-ELECT mg-rxwrgrxn: \
kinds, both new and second band,
i complete stock; prices right; also;
motors of all kinds, new and second '
hand ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
CORF., J. C. HERBERT. Mgr.. 1* No.
j Twelfth street, phone Madison 4012
NOW IS THE tTmSTtO SAVE MON
In a laundry, grocery or delivery
wagon and single trucks. These aro
high grade factory wagons, and will
give you satisfactory service. We
need the money, so If you need the
wagons, see the BRISTOW WOR
SHAM CO.. 1417 E. -Main.
SECOND HAND MACHINERY OF EV- j
ery description. Including boilers, en- i
pines, blacksmith tools, laundry ma- t
chinor>, wood working machinery.!
belting, hangers, pulleys and shaft
ing. condition guaranteed. I BLU- !
FORD & CO.. U)l East Cary street, j
: List your property with amob j
& POINDEXTER, 1110 E. Main St..;
; for sale, city suburban or country
property; they can sell same for you.
do it to-day. they devote their entire ;
tlmi to selling; no renting.
La TOitCHE CLEANS a LOVES, Toe j
15c.. 20c . each. Monroe 2418.
knabe pianos' the WORLDS j
best, see the latest small grand ;
PEHGUS80N BROS. 211 West Broad
MAKE YOUR BATH ROOM SANffARY J
for the summer; that means good:
health; we employ experts In this!
j line. \'A PLUMBING & HEATING 1
i (20.. N. Ninth street,
FOR SALE—ONE GROCERY WAGON !
and a one horse truck; they are i
new and our own make; also several
second-hand grocery wagons, one
top buggy, one rubber tired phseton
and repairing and rubber tiring a
specialty. W. H MADISON A CO..
1520 E. Cary atreat.
LA TOUCHE CLEANS AND DYES
ostrich feathers any shade, 50c. each.
6 South Second street. Monroe 2418 j
NICE LINE OF" 2 1N 1 A tJTO "SEAT I
buggies from 250 up; aulo seat runa- :
bout from 145 up. harness from 11*11
up; we can phase the price hunter
and the quality hunter. See us.
BRISTOW-WORSHAM CO. 1417 E. j
Main
MERLIN PIANOS, THE ONLY 1N
verted grand In the world; the only
dealers In the city; see It. FEH
GUSSON BROS.. 211 West Broad.
PIANO BARGAINS THIS WEE*! to'
right, standard make, till; mahog
any FERGU8SON BROS., 211 Will
Broad.
MRDICAI. COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Board of Visitors of this Institution
held on May II, 1810, the Dean was
i . authorised to advertise the follow
ing chairs as vacant: Operative Den
tistry. and Prosthetic Dentistry. Ap
plications should be addressed to
Christopher Tompkins. M. D, Dean,
Richmond, Virginia.
T H; BARNES, M. D.. Pres, of Board
of Visitors.
J K. McCAULEY, Secretary.
FOR RK!f*.
rii-RTfiiimT'mtrwiwigH:
ed second story room, convenient to
hath, for rent at No. 104 E. Main 8t.
BACHELOR APARTMENT, I R06MS
and bath, hall and two large closets,
at ths Hanover, for |25 per month.
Apply Apartment S&.
FOR” RENT—SECOND' FLOOR FLAT,
few doors from Gamble's hall park;
thorough repair, six rooms Including
hath and kitchen. Apply SOP South
Fourth street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR' RENTT'BF
llghtfully cool; piano, telephone.
transients solicited; central.
Madison 4558-J.
Phone
W0OM
g FOR
res—rmr.—twc—ytrasuHiis
i front rooms for gentlemen; bath and
phone. HO West Clay street.
CEmtrally Located furnisHeD
rooms. Hot water. I0T Eaat Grace.
Traaalents.
! FOR rUTt—three' rooms. fWo
; pantries, watsr and gas. No. T17
j North Fourth street.
j THREE 'MCE. LARGE. LIGHT aND
1 airy rooms; rent very reasonable.
Call after • o’clock. 108 East Martha!!
street.
fSr*rent-—Iat mi Worth sirsaWH
furnlahi
street; nicely
Tyro LARGE UNFURNISHED HoOlib
. for rent; hall and bath oa same floor.
Ill N. Eighth.
RENT—iff CELT FURNISHED
For
room; moderate terms. Apply 114 8.
Fifth street.
FOR RENT—ROOlft SUITABLE Ftfit
gentlemen; also resau furnished for
light boueekeepla«. Afgly 41* North
deveath street. .. j \
NICELY FIWJ
rant; central
hot and cold
per night.
401 North Eh
CENTRALLY LOCATED 1
room*. Mi l. Grace.
NICELY FURNISHED FO!
men. Apply ?1» E. Man
114 EAST CLAY;
furnished rooms
phone.
FOR RENT, NICE, AIRY #W
room, suitable for dentist, 4NU
lawyer; centre of shOpptflC IlM
Apply 417 Mutual Building, or
Monroe 177.
FOR RENT, TWO LARGE COW!
Ing rooms; large hall and b4
same floo-. Apply *21 North i
street.
FOR KENT, TWO NICELY TV.
ed rooms, with board. SOI E.
lln street.
FOR RENT, TWO FURNISHED R
for light housekeeping. Man
wife preferred. 408 East Clay.
ROOMS FOR RENT TO GEN'
nicely furnished; hot watci
lights, phone. Apply 1
Ora ce.
FOR RENT. TWO NICELY
nished rooms; very c oncer
hath and phone. Apply L
Cary street.
FOR RENT. TWO ROOMS. T
phone, electricity, gss and bath;
sonahle term*. Apply ISM
Main street.
BOARDING—;
board MR
Grace
)NT ROOM.
MORTON, 5
DELIGHTFULLY COOL, FERN
rooms. 104 West Main streat.
Madison 46SI-J.
FOR RENT, FURNISHED OR U
nished rooms, bath and 'phone
Ison 7J27-L. Apply 314 East 1
j PLEASANT AND NICELY FURN1
rooms, with or without board,
ply 201 East Main street.
TWO LARGE FURNISHED PAR!
for rent; also other rooms, i
710 East Franklin street.
! for RENT. BRIGHT. SUNNY F
nished or unfurnished room, at
south Cherry
FOR RENT. NICELY FURKJS
room; cool and quiet. Apply
South Fifth street.
FOR RENT. TWO NICELY
ed rooms, with bath; he
water.
Apply 808 East Clay.
WANTED. GENTLEMEN TO
nice hall room: convenient
with board.
Apply *01
CENTRAL: PLEASANT SURJK
Inga; large house; large airy,
cool, clean rooms: first class
transients and permanent re
given Hrst-claes accommodi
Apply lioi East Clay street.
FOR RENT. A COOL. NICELY
nished room. In Floyd Avenue,
use of phone, for IS per r
Phone Madison 7414-J.
FOR RENT. TO GENTLEMEN. LA]
desirable, furnished room: use
bath and phone. Apply 301 ]
Grace street, second flat.
FOR RENT, NICELY FURNIOT
rooms, at a moderate price. Ai
1719 Park avenue, or phone Madl
35S1-L
NICELY FURNIBHED ROOMS
or without good table board
reasonable. Apply 4*4 East
i FOR REN*. FOR TWoTIS!
longer. If
iww. if desired, beginning
16, six comfortably furnished
at 712 Barton avenue,
Haights.
THREE LARGE, BRltotf,
nished roans; second floor; a
bath and Instantaneous heater;
private family; no children. A)
112 West Grace.
FOR RENT. IN BEST 1
locality, dining room,
room, kitchen, etc., to
to furnish meals: rent
sesetbn September 1, .
Bos Ml.
| FOR RENT. TO COUPLBWTl
i children, or two qulot gentlems
large newly papered room*;
housekeeping; adjoining M
children In house. Address
West Main.
! FOR RENT, NICE 500*7“®
floor room, furnished, Oraci
Sixth streets; corner house;
comforts; terms res sons hie.
*00 Bast Grace Street, city.
COOIL DEUQHTFULi ROOWI"
rent, to yestlemen only: sis
rooms suitable for mutual
Apply 111 East Franklin.
FOR RBN'f. LARGE SUNNV.'l?
furnished front room: bath Of
floor; terms reasonable. App
Bast Clay street.
' niceLt PCSSISHeB "SooW
rent: central location; use of
hot and cold water; transient!
hone Madison SS1T-J, 401 Nora
enth street. *
I AT fit BARTON AVENUE. bJ
Heights, six comfortably tu
rooms tor rent for two monthi
June IS: longer If desired, p
i all winter. Cheap rent to
party. Nice lawn. etc.
NICELY FURNIBHED ROOMS
rent: central location; use of
hot and cold water; transient
per night. Phone Madison
401 North Eleventh street.
Ice water, bath, phoua tree;
reflned neighborhood; centre
cated: detached bouse; reoan
excellent meals served next
Apply 1001 East Clay. 1
Madison 40S0-L.
BEAUTIFULLY furnish rb '#
housekeeping flat; summer
Apply 7 North Sixth..
rooms. H(
Transients.
TWO LARGE. FURNISH]
private family: bright front r*
olnlng bath; with or without
Inquire 109 North Strawberry.
nlshed room#, first floor, i
light housekeeping; term*
goat B. Leigh.
Fifth street.
BRIGHT. AffitAtSfiltti
a~clban cbkrSWiOHjr
XJIrtvJknt ot
nlshed rooms; fl