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Wants
Wants
POSITION WANTED_MALK.
tmmtr Twrwxsrr ygg ’xr gor-‘
lar. *»lt«r or useful non. Add res*
' ED- Mn.IJCR. -
flSlM.
core Richmond Vlr
EXPBRIBNCED CHAUFFEUR D8
slres position oareful drlnr own re
pair#. Address M. E. J„ ll«« Wsot
Leigh Street_
EXPERIENCED, PRACTICAL* UP-TO
dste farmer wants position as man
ager; Improving wornout land thor
oughly understood, stock raising,
general farming and trucking, eight
years In one place. Reference from
same for ability, character, etc. X.
B. KARECKSON. Stevensvllle, Md.
WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF
good habits, and no clgahette smok
er, a position as stenographer or
bookkeeper, or both combined. Ad
drese E. E. D., care Richmond Vlr
glnlan, ____
WANTED—POSITION AS GROCER
salesman; write for experience and
references. R. F. D. No. S. BOX 41.
_Wallace, N, C. _
PRINTER—GENERAL NEWSPAPER
and "ad." man—open for Job, can
come at once. Address E. W. F.,
710 Washington street. Portsmouth,
Va .
WANTED BY GRADUATE IN MUSIC
at Randolph-Macon, a position to
teach piano; best of references. AU
drsss BOX 10S. Amherst. Vs.
WANTED—BY A FIRST GRADE VIR
glnla teacher of several sears’ ex
perience. a posittoln In public or pri
vate school; Latin and music. Ad
dres Y, care Postmaster, Poplar
Hill, Vs.
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN OK SKV
eval years’ experience as trained
nurse Is open for engagement for an
lndeflnate time. Can handle any
kind of case. Address G-S, care
_ Richmond Virginian.
MARRIED MAN WANTS WORK OF
any kind belt lacer, rose grower
and gardner by trade. Call or write
P- Stanfield, «os East Main st.
WANTED—BY YOUNG MARRIED
man situation as manager on farm
experienced; ran give references. Ad
dress MANAGER, 1210 North Nine
teenth
WANTED— ALL- ROUND PRINTER
want* position at once will go any
where. married. All references. Ad
dress HOWARD SHACKELFORD..
1401 Ashland Street, City.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER AND
general office man In country town
desires permanent position In Htcn
mond: sober and energetic; best ref
erences; now employed Address
Box 10”. Thomasvllle, N C.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES EMPLOYMENT
as plumber’s' helper; two and a half
years’ experience; no objection to
leaving the e!ty. Address R. T. B.,
ll South Allen avenue. Richmond
Va.
WANTED—BY COLLEGE GRADUATE
of two years’ experience, position to
teach In graded or high school; tas
tomonlale furnished Address MIsS i
L. HARDY. Reedy Va
Torso '“colored* boy~~T» tears
old wants position as butler or wait
er Address CARLISLE SPENCER,
Care Richmond Virginian.
TorTH WANTS PERMANENT pMi
tton, with change for promotion. Ad
dress E S., care Carrier *0, High
land Park
WANTED— S1TI ATION BY REOlio
tered pharmacist; twenty-one years'
experience; tingle; best references,
salary, 115 per week not afraid of
work Address OPIUM *15 North
4’alvert Street, Baltimore, Md.
Position WArH’BD b¥ v. ifjfR* mak
rled man a* traveling salesman or
clerical In store or like capacity, ex
perience In mercantile business; best
references. Address Box 11. Lebanon,
Va.
POSITION WANTED W TOt NO llAN
in aruK ?iore oy oppirniurr *, u»»r
had +tj>*»ri«*nce: position in Danville
or some small town pr*ferrs<3. b««t
of references, Address It, G., P. O
Box <5-1. Round HtU. Vt.
WANTED—BY YOUNG MAN. AGED':6.
-teedy Job. with chance of promo
tion; would like to learn Rood trade.
Address A. F. B. 181& West Cary
street.
YOUNG MAN 19 YEARS ODD WANTS
position: references furnished. Ad
POSITION WANTED—FK1IUE
WANTED—FAMILY WASHING AT
home, or work by the day *0* Abl
Kail street (end of Ninth street),
Richmond, Vo,
YOUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION
as nurse 904 St. Peter Street.
W A NT ED— FAMILY W A SUING.
North Prentiss Street.
SIS
WANTED—DAYS WORK APPLY
No, 9 North Linden street.
WANTED—FAMILY WASHING AT
-Z North SixtH'streeT.
TOUNG WOMAN DESIRES POSITION
as stenographer. Capable, some ex
perience. good reference. Ill* N
Twenty-(lrst street.
WANTED—TYPEWRITING TO DO
at home; rapid writer. Rates rea
sonable Phone Madison 6S17-L
WANTED-POSITION AS TEACHER
or governess by a college graduate,
22 years of age. holding a first grade
certificate; best of references fur
nished on application. Address M.
VIOLA LT'PTON. No 274 Norm
Franklin Street, Washington. Pa.
fv ANTED—BY Y OUNG LADf;
_ _ .. . Posi
tion to teach In graded or high
school. Certificate and testimonials.
Address MISS A. care Postmaster,
North View. Va.
ITOUNG LADY WITH TWO YEARS'
successful experience In teaching,
and holding first grade certificate,
wishes position In a graded or one
room school state salary. Address
MISS L P.: care Postmaster. Ran
soms, Buckingham county, Va.
^rANTED^A“rOSlfToN TO~,rEACH
In a private school l At tin. music,
meYINHiatice and all English
branches; good references Address
MISS R., care Postmaster. R. F. D..
No. 5, Trevillan. Va.
A TOUNG LADf OF EXPERIENCE
desires a position to teach in pri
vate family; oan teach the usual
English branches and instrumental
music. Address MISS X, care Post
master, Rodophtl, Va
Young wo man desires posItIon
as stenographer. Capable, eorne ex
perience, good reference. Ill# N.
Twenty-Brst street.
Position wanted as cook In
some good family. »t< East Leigh
REFINED. EDUCATED LADY DB
elres position as companion to elder
ly lady, ar as housekeeper, or teach
er for private school; to right per
sons services Invaluable. Address
MISS M. R. J.. Lock Box «*. Seotta
burg, Va.
Cady with experience desires
position as governess for young
children; music and French a spe
cialty: reference exchanged. Address
A. B.. Box >4. South Boston. Va.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED TEACHER
(male and unmarried) to teach In
private family with four children.
f 'ana I tiFM M 2tO Wisa tWl M n«I
_ stringed instrument*. Address sx
perlanca. references and salary ex
pected. Address "P. A. W.,~ Lee
Hall, Va.
Wanted — kxpbbibncbd'hoi’bk
keeper for family of four; In small j
town; state referenoes and waves ex
pectsd. Address P. O. Box (I, Tase
welL Va.
* X MIDDLE AOKD WOMAN WAHtS .
B" Ion as housekeeper In prlrate ■
y, or companion and nurse to .
Invalid, cars of linen room, or care 1
of children- Address B., care Bpx 44,
Chatham, Va
W anted—position ab matron"; .
an energetic lady of 40. Address E.,
Box tt. wInterpock, Va ;
A CONTRALTO WANTS POSITION AB
Singer In church or concert, or teach
er of voice and piano; testimonials
and raferences riven. Address Box
U4. Statesville, N. C.
Want Ad. Rates
One cent per word when paid !n advance. No paid ad
taken for less than ten cents.
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.
POSITION WAITED—PEMALG.
!3^Tofn!rOT!^^Trmw:TmE?rTO
anil holding a first grade certiflca'e,
desires to teach In a public school
Address MISS "K." Box .4, Lilian, Va.
TRAINED NURSE OR TEACHER OB
English, French music and art de
sires employment. Address EMMIE,
care Foslmaster. Oulneys, Va.__
A YOUNG LADY OF "lit REPROACH
able character, three years' experi
ence in teaching, desires position hs
governess to small children; can
teach English and music, no objei -
tlon to leaving the State; references
exchanged. Address MISS R. C.
JPANNiLl. Bassett. Va.
WANTED—A POSITION TO TEACH
small children In a private family
References exchanged Address
Mary k, beau Tunstali, Va._
WANTED—POSITION AS TEACHER
In public school by young lady hold
ing first grade certificate. Address
G, W, JONES. Crewe, Va
REAI, ESTATE FOR SALK
lot; Highland Springs: will aell cheap
on easy terms; nice little bargain.
CASS ELM AN A CO.
7 1-2 ACRES; NICE ORCHARD RCli
ning stream, well; vineyard: nice six
room dwelling: *00 yards of car line,
all in perfect condition, for sale at
sacrifice figures, or will exchange for
city property. CASBBLMAN ft CO.
1M ACHES PRETTY LAND. A BOUT
half cleared; balance In cord Wood
and Umber; two-story dwelling of
six rooms. In a pretty shade. largo
orchard, two other smaller dwellings
on the farm; orchards with each; all
within five miles of Westhamptoti,
and on an elegant road, owner dead,
have lust been authorized to sell at
115 per acre to close the estate; a
No, 1 Investment. t'ASSELMAN A
CO. ___
FOR" 8A LK—Nil'E »- ROOM COTTAG E
with acre and quarter of land Shade,
water etc., at railroad station, 21
miles from Richmond, or exchange
1U1 »:uj
Junction. V*.
HAIR TOM1C.
pFn*o57?l^RXfK:^'^n7r~Tr~^r?rRTN
the reach of everybody. large bottle
only 60c.. arty guarantee too.
FOR SALK.
gyggrwft ba¥h ftotfffiAyrrrtn
for the summer; that means good
health, we employ experts In this
line. VA PLUMBING * HEATING
CO,, N. Ninth atreet.
rOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. CIS Brook avenue.
U>W~PRICE8 ON ALL RANGES. SEE
ua now while the price* are low; all
standard makes, which mean* a great
deal when you want repair. \ A
PLUMBING A HEATING CO.. 2« N.
Ninth etreet.
rOR SALE.
JATH ROOM AND KITCHEN COM
fort make a comfortable Bummer at
home; we can eupply you with a.l
these comforts; we are selling the
Detroit Jewel Owe Range and other
standard makes of Gas Ranges. De
troit Jewel Heaters for hot water In
your bath room and all those Inex
pensive appliance# for bath and kit
chen. VA PLUMBING * HEATING
CO., 2* K Ninth street.
V EA RE OFFERING UNUSUAL LOW
prices on our line of Ranges. ManteD
and tiling; now Is the time to save
money if you are Interested. VA.
PLUMBING * HEATING CO.. 2* N
Ninth street.
rOR SALE SECOND uAND BABA
carriage, good condition cheap to
quick buyer. Can be seen at 1306
_VV_^Tarv. street
HAIR TONIC.
fotnv awsTEt mrvt'irft
druggist If not henefttted by Nelson’s
Hslr Tonic. Price, 60c
MISCKLLASRora.
CLKANSfworvfi' frets urn.
JO TO THE BEST PLACE IN THE
West End. when you want your
clothes cleaned and pressed; all wora ;
guaranteed first class. J. R. BERK
LEY. JR., Ill W. Main street. Phone
Monroe 133.
HAIR.
IUHAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at Hughe’s, 30» N._TblrJ street._.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
LAVE YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED,
preseed and dyed by BRASEN AND
RILEY; they make them look like
new. Ladles work a specialty. 60f
E, Main street, phone. Monroe *21.
CLEANING AND PRESSING; PHONE I
Madison ITU; 203 North Fifth street;
lad lee’ work a specialty._ .
StHRKMP—313 NORTH FIFTH.
UMBRELLAS COVERED AND RE
paired; expert work; SCHKEMP, The
•FECIAL NOTICE.
ixgrgrreare'ffEomt to«;k urm j
complexion and nails when you can
hare work done at reduced price#.
•S3 K. Bread street, upstairs
: I
IPECIAL PRICES—ON HANDSOME ,
room# If taken this month—Private ;
family; fire mlnulea walk to Broad '
and Main Streets. Business people
Investigate. *0* X. 10th street.
IEVEHAL TRUNKS OF DRUMMERS' ;
eample trousers, special bargains;
high-grade gods; bought cheap; sold I
wtj. n.
JAwDB
PMUONAU.
VE MAKE A SPECIALTY OP TREAT
inf and curing nervous and stomach
troubles; Mental Scientist: references.
IM East Clay street Richmond,
East Clay street Rlchmor
sHoir* b>a1ri* «:
•HO __
Trrisay'ggcg-ininrs-Bggaarr.r
dies', »0c; children's, 40c and up.
Every pair sewed. DIUBW'8 El.EC
TKIC SHOE PACTt/KY. 714 East
•treat. Phone Monroe 2*47.
_ —
rdriTT>VP?mTCTnTT ” TO*" SBOUiVr:
drummers’ samples of hlgh-elaes
trousers presents itself now: we got
'em cheap—so can you: but be quick.
N. F. JACOBS * SON. Ninth, near
Broad street.
—HdTSfe AND THGir>AiSiw?j!r~
psrynaycexaynspME^rxfWYrws:
decora tins and signs. call on Wil
liams-Hewitt Co.. 105 W. Broad street,
all work guaranteed. Phone, Madl
son IOTA
TTAiSW8fi?^a,®B"l!e*,!^
Tfwasswe'^ mrfT’KWIT'
will not ohange the color of the hair;
anything that doee is injurious.
Price SOo.
YANTED—MEN TO BUT AN EXCEL
lent line of drummers’ sample trou
sers: several trunks just opened; all
ntgk-grads; bought cheap; to be sold
(or a mm N. V. JACOT8 * SON,
Ninth, near Broad street.
300HI FOR REST.
rent. 71* E. Marshall Street.
WANTED—A COtTLE OR TWO
young men to occupy nicely fur
nished room, heated in the winter;
also hot and cold water In the room,
and .next to balhroom. 2305 N
8treet. or phone Madison 72*4.
i FOR RENT—FLAT OF THREE
I room*,, gee. water and hath, eecontl
floor. 3413 East Marshall Street,
j overloking Chlmboraso Park, IS per
month. Apply after * o'clock F. M.
I FOR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE
rooms, with or without hoard, by
1st of September. Everything rlrst
claas. Gentlemen preferred. Apply
1 40^ East Main.
*14 EAST CLAY—NEWLY FURNISH*
ed or unfurnished rooms, special
summer rates; phone Madison 2200J;
bath; home comforts.
!for RHNT— UPPER flat of
three rooms, back porch and private
i hath 2602 East Franklin Street.
FOR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISH -
i ed front rooms, second floor, 506
North Seventh Street. '
FI'R.MSHKI) ROOMS. WITH ~OK
without board, nice quarters; big.
airy rooms. Apply N. NIELSON, 212
South Fifth Street.
F<5r RENTS—FROM 8K PT K M H ER I.
two unfurnished rooms and bath,
with light and heat; on third floor;
corner Laurel and Floyd, fronting
Monroe Park Address .1 623, care
The Virginian.
NICELY FURNISHED KoiiMS HOME
comforts. 14 North Sixth, between
) Franklin and Main.
FOR RENT. TWO OR THREE LARGE
room* and small room, excellent lo
cation. Phone Madison 7649-J.
! WANTED BOARDERS AT~ THE
Greenwood House. For terms, apply
to Mrs. J. A. Wine. Oreenwo 1, Vj
LARGE AND SMALL " FURNISHED
rooms for rent. Apply 710 East
Franklin Street .
NICELY FURNISHE l>~8TKAM HEjCf
ed rooms: double or single. Apply
317 West Grace.
To8 EAST’CLAY~8TREET. CENTRAL:
large front parlor. back parlor:
newly papered; light and airy; large
front room, second floor; hall room.
*2 A A ...-ik
FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS. 8 ECONO
floor, control location. Phono 2547-J.
two Large connectTnf ftr
nlshed room*, board If desired. 101
IVen Grace.
BEUOHTPCL ROOMS,’~N E W LT~ FCH
nished, with 'phone, bath and tee
water 506 North Fifth Street.
FOR KENT-TWO ROOMS'AND RATH,
suitable for light housekeeping. Ap
ply 7J1 North Fifth Street
FOR "“KENT— TO 'ONE OR” TWO OEN~
tlemen. comfortable, furnished room
convenient to bath, with use of
'phone. I South Fifth Street
rriRNIHHED ROOSTNEWLY-:PAT^Eli
ed; also housekeeping flat. Apply
509 East Leigh.
special Trice's on “handsome
rooms If taken this month; private
family'; five minute*' walk to Broad i
and Main Streets; business people. I
inventitcat. Apply «6» North Tentn
Street.
NE AT. PRETTY ROOMS; ONE DOLLAR j
per week, handy to Broad and Main
Streets. Apply 609 North Tenth
Street. .
two connectIno front ROOMS;
bath adjoining; first floor: furnished
or unfurnished board if desired. 30:i
South Fourth. Gamble's Hill.
FOP. RENT--TO GENTLEMAN~NICiT
ly furnished hall room, electric
lights, hot water and use of phone.
Apply 215 Hast Grace.
FOR RENT—HEATED. TWO' LARGE
and one small room*, with bath, on
third floor; no small children. At>
ply 109 East Franklin
DESIRABLE OFFICE FOR DOCTOR
on Grace near Sixth. 'Phone Madi
son 4*44.
TH REff ROOMS,'~<Tr WILL RENT
separately. Apply 511 North Seventh
LARGE. ELEGA NT ROOMS; Fl'R^
nished or unfurnished; slnirle or en
suite. Apply 30» East Franklin,
WANTED=T~ORENT FOR A FAMILY !
of adults, a large, flrst-clasa West
End residence N. W. ROWE * SON
TWO L'NFTRN I SHED ROOMS; CON
nected. front and rear; with bath
Apply *19 North Seventh Street.
Twd‘ Ttrnished roomsTTi and !
'linos n X]ddv )!»»» J»«l ©Jit
Adams.
FOR-RENT—TWO 1AROE ToNNKCT
Inir rooms: suitable for dresamakins
purposes; on Third Street, near j
Broad. Apply SOI Eaat Broad, up- i
stairs. ST CLARE MILLINERY.
FOR RENT—LARGE AND SMALL1
rooms, furnished for housekeeping.
914 North Twelfth Street
TWO NICE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR '
suitable for office of any kind, at 719
East Franklin Street. ]
NICELT rt’RjflSHKD ROOMS: ALSO ;
rooms for light housekeeping ; cen- !
t rally located SI? North Fourth
Street. Fse phone and bath.
FOR RENT—THREE CONNECTING I
rooms, with bath: near Chimborazo I
Park; house new and clean. el4>ctr:c
and gas lighted, only quiet, respon
sible parties need apply. Address 1*.
O. Box 2*6. City.
I
FARMERS’ INSTITUTES
IN TIDEWATER SECTION
This week will see several F»nn«ra'
Institutes In Tidewater Virginia. Com
irflsttoner of Agriculture George W.
Kolncr spent Monday in Bluemont.
where there was a hi* meeting. This
started the route which will continue
through Wednesday over the Southern
Railway. Wednesday night the com
missioner and .party will go to 'Wash
ington, thence by boat to, Norfolk
where they will he joined Thursday by
the following: B T. Berry, W. W.
Sproul, 8. B. Hodges, B. L- Purcell and
Colonel John W. Richardson. The ad
vocates for better agricultural condi
tions will then go to Sralthdeld. and
Friday take In Gloucester county and
Matthews county Saturday.
C. * O. BUYS LAND
TO STRAIGHTEN CURVE
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
ROXBURY, VA...Aug. 22.—In or
der to avoid an abrupt curve at Tur
ner’s, the Cheaapeake and Ohio rail
road. which Is just completing the
double track from Richmond to New
port News, have purchased a piece of
land for this purpose from the old
Turner place.
The followers commissioners, who
ware appointed to assess ' the land—
Messrs. C. R-Nance, George Major. I*.
A. Marston, Sr.. T. u Walker and A.
P. Walker—valued it at VI,tM,
—■.. .
REDDY TO LEMIE
OD WESTER! IP
,1 .. .. .
! Colonel Prepares for Tour Which
Takes Him Across Con
tinent.
NOW WITH HIS FAMILY
Will Be Guest of Brother-in-Law
Douglas Robinson, in New
York Until Wednesday.
OrSTER BAT. August SI.—With
| to-morrow ‘ get away day" for the
! contributing editor, to-day was spent
at Hagamore Hill In preparation for
travel.
| Colonel Roosevelt did no political
[ conferring to-day, beyond a < hat with
Son-ln-I.aw Eongworth. who with hla
wife had come to Sagamore for a
short visit before the beginning of the
i colonel's Western trip.
There was a short break In the
preparations when the colonel re
ceived John R. Parr, republican nomi
nee for dOngress from the Scranton
district of Pennsylvania. The colonel
talked with Parr about labor condi
tions in hia district which Colonel
Roosevelt visited on his recent trip
of Investigation In the coal region.
The colonel will spent to-day with
his family at 8agamore Hill and will
leave early to-morrow for New Vork.
where he will board a special train
for I'tica. New York. To-morrow
afternoon he will address the
Herkimer county grange lie will be
the guest of his brother-in-law.
Douglas Robinson, until Wednesday
evening, when he will resume his
Western trip.
JEWS KEEP OH
THE BIGHT SIDE
Poliee Will Be Bury T!»is Week
ou Kuforeing One Particular
Ordinance.
The city ordinance compelling driv
ers of all vehicles to keep always to
the right is going to be enforced in
Richmond this week.
Major Werner, chief of police, act
ing under orders from the police com
missioners. will station,,a mounted po
liceman at the (principal street cross
ings in the city, and when a buggy,
wagon, an automobile or a bicycle is
run so that the ordinance is violated
an arrest will be made.
In other words, the ordinance
known as the traffic ordinance will be
strictly compiled with.
The edict went forth Monday morn
ing and a squad of seven mounted po
licemen are to be assigned especially
to the work of reporting those who
persist in driving to the left through
the streets.
The Ordinance prescribes that ttie
right wheel of any vehicle must be
near the curbing when the vehicle is
stopped. Some complaint has been
heard since the-ordinance was adopt- :
ed, and_it is said by attorneys that it
is defective in one or two clauses,
yet a test will be made of it by the
police.
in Police Court a week ago a driver
was arraigned for stopping his wagon
on the north side of Broad street,
near Seventh, with the left wheels to .
the curbing. He claimed that he had
to stop three times in the square, and
that to comply with the ordinance
would force him to cross Broad rtreet
as many times and make a turn In
order to place his right wheel on th#
north side of the thoroughfare. He
wan dismissed, because it was the first :
time a complaint was made, but an j
order was immediately made that in j
the future there would be no more j
acquittals.
And this week drivers are.going to
be summoned to Police Court unless
they obey what the Council has said
ia s—law, .4t will—be—interesting - to -
note the many cases that are reported, i
POWHATAN NEGRO GUILTY!
OF ILLICIT LIQUOR SALE
John Well Fined $50 Dollars for
1 his Offense and Three Negroes 1
in Jail Charged with Perjury.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
POWHATAN COURTHOUSE. VA .
August 22.—As a result of the search
ing investigation begun in Powhatan
by 'Squire J. T. Crump and Common
wealth’s Attorney Milton P. Bonifant
John Wells has been convicted and
lined fifty dollars and costs for the
illicit sale of whiskey, and three other
persons are confined in the Powhatan
jail under charges of perjury in the
investigation.
The Investigation grew out of a
fight which occurred at the Pine Hill
Colored Baptist church on Sunday.
August 7. 1810, between two young
colored bucks, Ivey Randall and ;
Aaron Dodson. On August 8 Lee Rob
inson, a deacon in the church sought
out Squire Crump, and had a war- J
rant issued for Ivey Randall for dis
turbing public worship. When Ran
dall was arrested and brought to the
court-house he told ’Squire Crump
and the commonwealth's attorney
that he had bought whiskey at the
church and that it was one of the
causes of the fight The ©Ulcers im
mediately started a vigorous Investi
gation. summoning witnesses, and
subjecting them to examination as
to their knowledge of the Illicit sale
of ardent spoirlts and two other
brothers of Ivey Randall admitted
that they had purchased whiskey
from a negro named Lucky Green.
Aaron Dodson was arrested for dis
orderly conduct at church and on
examination for aald offense he ad
mitted that h# also had bought whls- i
key from Lucky Qreen. Green was
arrested and Aaron Dodson and the j
Randall brothers wars placed upon
the stand as witnessss tor the Com
monwealth in tha prosecution of I
Green, but when questioned regard- j
ing their purchase of whiskey they |
denied having bought It, and Green
was acquitted.
Immediately after the Green trial
Commonwealth’s Attorney Bonifant
requested the Juadce to issue war
wants fnr napitlTV ■ < n as U
da.ll, Ivey KandaU, Aaron Dodson,
which wm accordln*Iy done and the
three defendants committed to jail
for further examination. It develop
de that Le Gaines had bought whis
key from John Wells, and a warrant
was duly Issued for him. and upon
trial Wells was convicted and lined.
FOR SALE,
$6,000
Broad Street, corner Twentieth,
Two-story and Basement Brick Dwel
ling, 12 rooms and bath. Ix>t 55x155
to alley. This property could be
improved and made a splendid paying
investment.
$2,600
West Cary Street, Two-Storv Brick
Dwelling of seven rooms and bat h.
Apply to
HUTZLER
REAL ESTATE
RENTAL5 5ALES
LOAN 5
IC.!3 EA'jT MAIN rjTR£ KT
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If You Want
8,000.000 feet good saw timber, stumpage
that is well located at a sacrifice price,
see
CASSELMAN A CO.,
1111 East Main Street.
2509 East Franklin
Nice Six-Room House, for immediate
possession; $12.50 per month.
N. W. BOWE & SON,
$60 Per Foot
FOR DESIRABLE STUART AVENUE
I.OT.
W. E PURCELL, JR., CO.,
100 North Eighth Street
Phone or Call
for X. W. Bowe A Son's complete
RENT-LIST
Monroe 343
FOR RENT,
110 East Main St.
12-room house, well located, either for
private family or boarding house. Rent
(4110
'_ N. W BOWE A SON.
FOR RENT,
15 South Fifth St.
12 rooms and stable.
N. W BOWE & SON
Ivey Randall, one of the prisoners
held for perjury, is the child and son
of John Brown, who was eleeirlcuted
In April. ISOtt. for the murder of Mrs.
Sklpwith
A meeting of the Powhatan Fglr
Association will be held on the first
Monday In September to determine
the date for the county fair, and to
make all necessary arrangements for
the successful holding of the same.
$;00 Skill be given In prize* and it Is
expected that at least .1,000 persons
will attend. There was an attendance
of 1,500 person* last year and It was
a great success.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Fentress on yesterday.
Mias Gay Miller will leave this
week for a visit to Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Grubb* were the
guests of Mrs, R. D. Tucker last week.
The Rev. Dr. Tucker. bishop of
Episcopal church, will be at Grace
church. St. James and Emanuel
churches on the seventeenth and
^ c i ,n the Bittp.nth and—seven -
teenth Instant respectively. There
are several persons to be confirmed.
OHIO CITIES GROWING
BY LEAPS AND ROI NDS
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.—The Cen
sus Bureau to-day announces that the
present population of Toledo. O., is
Richmond Virginian s Commercial Weather Map
ObeerraMone taken at t A. IS.. Eastern Tima. ___
U.' S. Department of/Agriculture.’
WEATHERlBUREAU
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Now Orleans .
Galveston ....
Jacksonville
Buffalo .
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Holt Lake City
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Pittsburg ...
Cloudiness 1* report*.] from *11 Atlantic Coast station* south of New England and showers from
>uth of Hetteras, N. C. Within this rain area showers began during last night and light to mod
eiw measured this morning. There i# another area of unsettled weather in tb# North Central *
storm central near Duluth. Minn. This storm l»- causing rising temperatures throughout most i
ilf of the country, while throughout the West a general change to cooler is reported. '
He age ef Temperature.
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10 A.
11 A.
12 A.
1 P.
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RICHMOND. VA, Aug. 12.—Forecast
for Richmond and vicinity: Showers to
night or Tuesday.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Aug. 22.—Fore
cast for Virginia: Showers to-night or
Tuesday.
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TO ONLY $20 PER MONTH
516 North Thirtieth
JUST COMPLETED.
Attractive Detached
with all of the latest conveniences; comfortably arranged; large yards conven
ient to three car lines, parks, churches, schools, stores and everything desirabl
See us to-day and secure these special bargains.
A. J. Chewning Company
$150
Per Acre
for the most desirable large tract of land
near the city, capable of being cut into i
small tracts, which can be sold to a big
advantage, See us about this,
i W. E PURCELL, JR . CO.,
100 North Eighth Street, j
FOR RENT,
Broad Street
Store
Good location, reasonable rental.
J. A. CONNELLY A CO.
V. R-22-10. It.
WANTED,
Houses and
Stores to Rent
Our lint nearly exhausted. Personal '
attention given to all property, in our care
CHAPIN & HUME.
| • i
Small Suburban !
Farms
ia the thing to buy for HOMES or SPEC- 1
ULAT10N. “GREENS AND DUM
BARTON " 5, 10, 15, UO and 50 acre
: Tracts. Four miles west of city on R. F.
and P. Katlaroad and SMAUL'TRACTS j
on Charles City Roads and C. & O. 175
per acre and up; offers the best oppor- ,
tunities for both.
.1 THOMPSON BROWN & CO. 1
! 188,487, showing an Increase of 38.875,
; or 27.8 per cent, since 1900. when
Toledo had 131.S22 Inhabitants.
Columbus goes ahead of Toledo In
their race, the Ohio capital having
181.,648 people. In 1900 the census
showed that Columbus ha* 126.580,
whlclk gave Toledo the lead at that
time.
Columbus grew much faster in the
last ten years, showing a gain of 55.
598. as against the gain of 36,67 5
shown by Toledo. In the decade from
i 1890 to 1900 Toledo grew rapidly, I
gaining 50,388 inhabitants.
GET ILLICIT DISTILLERY
13 OLD NORTH STATE
Deputy Collectors of Internal Rare
j nue O. A. Star buck and L,. Kirkpatrick ;
I have reported to Colonel W. H. Chap- i
man. United Stateg Revenue Agent
: here, the seizure of an illicit dlstll
! lery in Caswell county, N. C., near 1
i Qatewood. It consisted of a one-hun- i
-deed gallon »t4H and the eeeal appara
| tus. A portion of the outlawed liquor
1 plant had been hidden In some nearby |
i hushes, but It was discovered without
j difficulty.__1
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The Richmond Virginian want Adm
Rent Sp
4 West Carv Street, 10 roots*, bath
878 East Clay Street, 10 rooms, bath
2402 Stuart Avenue, 9 rooms, hot wi
beat.
1823 Grove Avenue, 9 rooms.
308 North Meadow, 6 rpoms,
2105 Flovd Avenue, 8 rooms.
2407 Kensington Avenue, 6 ro
water heat.
417 West Clay Street, 8 rooms.
4 North Elm Street, 7 rooms, bath
2 South Strawberry, 9 rooms, ba
303 North Meadow, 6 rooms, bath
2317 Hanover Street, 9 rooms.
105 North Fourth Street, flat 7
bath.
2012 Park Avenue, flat 5
water heat.
206 East Grace, flat 3 room?
504 North Ninth Street, flat 4
bath.
Call or ’phone for our new
List. Just out.
BLANTON
Real Estate
Wanted
We have a customer looking for Ji
son Ward property. If you have w
and want to sell quick place it in our In
Goslan & Nash
FOR RENT,
Large and very attractive dweifil
of 10 or 11 rooms, just put in thorouj
order: rent low to an immediate tenant.
CHAPIN & HUME.
Another living anti Seven Mom
Injured by Collision Xear_j
Xorthtield.
NORTH FIELD, VT„ Aug. SI.—SI* f
men were killed, one was probably fa
tally Injured, and seven others w«r*
badly hurt, as the result of a
on collision between two freight tratmC
on the Central Vermont railroad at
Northfield Falls, two miles north of
lw«, yesterday-. All the dead awd'Ia-.j
Jured belong to train crews.
Only one of the dead men's names
could be learned. That was William
Brooklyn, conductor of the southbound
train. The bodies of two others vrera;!
taken from the wreck, but were s*Vf
charred by the lire which started after '
the two engines piled up that thsjr »
could not be Identified.