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Wants
Situations Wanted—Male.
fA LEHMAN NOW ON ROAD. 8BLL
lng stationery, lithographing, cn
g raving, blank books and printing,
desires to affiliate with Richmond
Arm. calling on city trade only,
salary or commission. Address
LITHOGRAPHING. lilt Houlevard,
City.
kt’TOMOBI LE MACHINIST WISHES
position with garage; A 1 references.
Address R. A. M„ 221 East Clay
street City. _
ROY WANTS POSITION AS 8TENOU
rapher for half day. Good refer
ence* Would like place from 9 to
2. Address Q-l, rare Richmond Vir
ginian.
REGISTERED OR ASSISTANT RKG
Istered druggist; give terms and
references. Answer Lock Bo* 14.
Blacks!one. va. ___
tlCENSKD CHAUFFEUR, COLORED,
wishes position; references fur
nished. Address 0. K. PRINCE, DO 1 V*
North Seventh street, city. _
WANTED POSITION HY DRUGGIST;
si* years' experience, reference fur
nished. Address llox No. 14, Old
• Point. Va._ __
WANTED, POSITION AS FINE ME
chanlc and genersl rei>alr man or
assistant foreman, best of references
given. Address E W. CHARLES,
Bermuda Hundred, Va.
Wanted, position by druggist;
six years' experience; reference fur
nished. Address Box No. 14. Old
Point. Va. __
WANTED— POSITION BY COLORED
chauffeur. Address JIM FORD. "0t>
_North Third ___
JANITOR. PORTED, ELEVATOR MAN,
experienced R H Holmes. 412 N
Graham __
A RICHMOND COLLEGE STEDKN > .
also experienced teacher and clerk,
desires few boor* work • each day
during I lie present session. Box Mi
Richmond College.
VO I 'NO WHITE M AN WANTS POSI
tllr. as machinist helper or In ft'". -
•.ri Address R. F. D No, 1, Box 22,
AAoiand, Va, _
A PRACTICAL DaTkY WORKER. CA -
pahle of managing s dairj. wants
situation, uamo from best dairy sec
tlon In Canada. In Virginia three
years. Address I. E MARTIN, R. F
D.. N 2 Ashland. Vs
Wanted, by m'ahri'ed~man with
wife and self, for now and coining
year, position at farm work or on
shares, well experienced in farm
ing. Address tua Decatur street.
Manchester. Va
Wanted— hy capable young
man. position In office, city salesman
tir house salesman, experienc’d m
ail lines of merchanttle business, ref
erences exchanged Address II . 42t.
North Tenth street, city
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT RK8IRKS
work outside regular office hours
Address ACCOUNTANT DOtf East
Leigh street
BOOK KKt.F EK WANTr in u ».>
A-ldrtw FRANTS 6lv North* Eighth.
yen nu foloked ih>y, is ykahsOf
ago, not It Ion with prlvai*
family \ddre«K MELVIN WHITE.
« «re Virginia!).
KLKt'TKM'AL FOSITH >N WANTED BY
Krartuafr of ©b ctric&l *t hyt»L Ad
dress Box 7, Wiliianiston, N. C.
A FI l;8T CLASS KXFERIKNVLi ■
bookk^oper and tv pewriter d*** iro>
position, knowledge Monograph y
thoroughly competent tt * take
charge, excellent New York referen
r©« WILLI AM PLi'MB, Sorro rvilh
* V J
V A NTKD 11Y EX Cl’ 1! 1KN ■' K1 * Man
place nu manage r on farm, or would
rent farm on shares, also hand?- with
tools, good at repair work. *t< . can
give good reference* Address MAN
AGER, 18<r» Dance street
Licensed chaitkeck. colored,
wishes position, reference* furnished
Address CiiAlTFEnt, 70* -North
Fifth street, city
2an lexpBkiKNci:i> sten<«iuhii:i:
desires to change position Add re**
A Box ti!6
, Situations Wanted—Female.
V ANTED BY KXPERIKN'-EI> T-'l'N'i
lady, single entry bookkeeping. po
1ns. cashiering • T k.m r.il ■ • !* . •
work Address C. cure Richmond
Virginian
Wanted in wit ion by kdi catkd
stenographer «»f live i.er, expe
rience In commercial, law and im-m
• nc- offices, and us private ■■eerotary
to college president. ample refer
enoe*. including present employer
Address Ml SB VV J. K. Box DM. tod
fortl City. Va
W'ANTED—POSITION To ASSIST IN
doing light work in « private no rot
or institution In the cli> Good home
and moderate con4w»n»utioi». Addre*
giving rvferene*' .MISS J*\. cire post
master, Carters vt!h\ Va
AN KU'KRLY LADY DKSIRKS IM»8I
tlon as companion in refined famslv:
would assist in hous*-k« fpinK anil
sewing Addr^Kj* A. 14. N Fourth
itrret
£ A DY \Vt >1: LP LI K K TO G FT DAILY
employment to asaist in a family
from 10 o'clock A M. to 5 o’cIock
I\ M Address MISS N M.. Station
V. Hit hrmoul. Vtt
REFINED CUl>»UED GIUL WANTf>
position as Ijouhc girl or waliregu.
Apply at 1027 Hickory Mr> « t
STAMPING AND DESIGNING FOB
embroidery and art work 1033 West
Grace street.
X \Y A NT F V MIL Y W ASHi.Nti S A !
isfat lion «niar<inteed. Apply 711* N
Second a treat.
WANTED. WASHING To DO At
home. Apply Monday No. 60? Kant
Baker street.
Wanted—peace as 'cook, ntksi.
or chamber rua,*!. good reference.
Apply 2 West I»ck*on. 10 A M
young lady,' with five yeah.;
*ucces«ful experience in toarhtng.
deslren position in private school, 1»
or rear Richmond; can furnLsh best
reference* Address It.. 61? Fifth
avenue. Highland Dark, Richmond.
Va. __
Volnu uoir or experience de
•dreg position to teach in private
family: usual English branches: hc
Klners in I-atln and algebra Ad
dress MISS C., Box 25, Chula. Va
EXPERIENCED TEACHER. WITH
first grade certificate, normal train
ing, good references." desires position
In a graded school, a grammar
grade preferred Address MISS It
M., II. F. D. No. 64, Hampton. Va
A REFINED YOUNG LADY, WHO IS
excellent housekeeper, has given sat
isfaction as companion for invalid
reads well aloud, and can do plHln
sewing, wishes a position at once,
references exchanged, Address MISS
J. B., 61SI Fifth avenue. Chestnut
Hill. Richmond. Va.
WANTED—BY YOUNG LADY. C.EN
eral office work. Address MISS L.
Box IT, Uourtland, Va.
In eij>krly lady Wishes a
home in a refined family to assist in
•owing and housekeeping, refer
ences given and required. Address
A. B. O., No. 14 North Fourth street.
Richmond, Va.
Wanted—EXPERiEN' itb . young
lady stenographer, with best refer
cnees and diploma. desire* position
Apply to BUSINESS. P. U., Box 74,
Flncastle, Va. _
WANTED—PLAIN SEWING TO DO AT
home. «00 East Grace street.
WANTED. BY COMPETENT. KXPE
rienced and well educated stenogra
pher and office woman, position at
.,n„ Address 210 Virginia street.
Farmvtlle. Va._
A NICE WASHERWOMAN WOULD
Ilka nice waahlnir to do at home Ap
ply to 70S North Second street MARY
PARKER _
FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS TO' BE
_ftmndet5j£iJNortliThlrd*trt>et___
MILLINERY.
III^ROTKCTrOgCTrTyTatfBfSrBgS
ether old stand, >14 E. Broad street,
serve her old
c aeneraHy;
of millinery
Wants
V
Wants
i
Want Ad Rates
One cent per word when paid
taken for less than ten cents.
in advance.
No paid ad
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.
U .=
I Situations Wanted—Female.
1 WANT KAMIL. V WASHING. NICK,
clear water. satisfaction guarantees.
1 ^^ammmB
Help Wanted—Female.
1 only whites an employed—■chamber
maid ami waitress; private family
Address 127 this office. _ _____
| w^tko^SihlsTto make paper
boxes good pay: steady employment
and light clean work; beginner* paid
well while learning. Apply to Till
1 RANDOLPH PAPER BOX CO., Ho*a
Help Wan ted -Male.
WANTED—1! FIRST CLASS STEAM
Hiid hot waltr fltt.’rs at once. *'■
LUNG WORTH & CO.. No. 1 North
Seventh street. _
WANTED- BRIGHT. CLKVKK. INDCS
trtou?* hoy for office work Apply M
ram Richmond Virginian, _
Lost.
eTfrmrrrrn^f'^
from iny place, adjoining Chestnut
Hill and formerly known as the !>«
Witt Poultry Farm, my black and tan
female Hotter, pup Liberal reward
for her return or any information
leading to her recovery. W. H
MOORE __
| Real Estate for Sale.
M’Kmi, K IKM BARGAINS.
$6,750 «0 ACRES. CLOSE TO CAR
line. excellent road; dwelling contain*
13 rooms, all necessary outbuildings
j 5o acres m good state cultivation, bal
i m wood. Thin is a dandy bargain.
$15,000 -1800 ACRES: ro.VVKNiKNl
to f: It. ir room dwelling and out
buildings in fair condition, aevera;
large .tobacco barns; TOO acres clear
e»i and in good state cultivation, well
water-d by stream- This is an in
vestment
$4.5 00-— 54 A1: H I- l A C LC>8 K TO E L*E < '
trie line, Lg chared in good state ol
i cultivation, bal. In wood. T room
hou*p and outbuildings in good eon
<)>!!■•• « nt sre place fenced ; good or
2SS n*NVRMKNT T<
R. R s* room good i ^usi- and out
bu 1 Idi ng• lart* lubai-co barns. 1<*<
j x< res cleared. bal. In timber and wood
i Tin* i*. a rar^ bargain
; 370 ,\rj<K DAIRY FARM. UliOSE T<
Hit imiond, modern equippment
Srutip t<» h quick bu' jt-r.
Jli.fHh* --i'lj -V< Hi:s CLOSE to south.
j Richmond 11 room house In «oo<
rofidUlot! ever> n* cessary outbuild
i Imk on *-%*■> Kent road. T& it
» high state of cultivation bah in «c»<h:
grad** wood We hive hundred* oi
ntln-r bargain' K^e u» GAHKKTT A
< o 4 Hn>'« K Main
I Shoe Repairing_
~,iV HALF SOLE MEN'S KHOBS; LA
<1i»s »0c, children's S«c. and up. e»
«> t y pa t r mo wed DK E 'V S E LFa -
THir SHOE FACTORY. 716 E Ma.n
Street Rhone Monroe -hb~
Miscellaneous.
H \NTED TO IIENT.
UTdT.D LIKE To HUNT HOI 8 8
WITH HESS'NSIBLE I'ARTV ' >
\\ i;<T END I! \VK SBVKHAt
llul'si.H IN VIEW ItKFF.ItKNtT
l-.XiTI iXlilT ADDRESS H-42. CAHK
KITH NluX D VIRGINIAN
WAIiONS W U.IINS, W AIiOXS.
I OPEN AND TOP FROM $6T> TP. SI R
rles. runaburns and ton buggies from
!4.'. up MUburn and Thornhill Earn
W .-iRons, narrow and wide tires, ffoni
$3:. up Uepatrin*. painting and
rubber tiring a specialty Tome and
net my prices before you buy. B. C
BRISTOW. 11-13-15 North Eighteenth
»Tt)PI l-OOK t'I> THINK.
JOHN I.A TOV’TIIK. JR. NEW PI. \CtI
417 \\ . Main. Moaroe 1452; French
and steam cleanup, ladies princess
and dresses cTeaned $1.5tlj_ pleated
skirts French cleaned. 75 cent.*;
plain. 50c.; gloves cleaned. any
length 10 cents per pair, gent s *uR*
dry cleaned, oOc, French cleaned 51.0U
reduction in all work.
TOR KENT NICE. LARGE OFFB'K
beat, light and water, ground floor
1114 East Main sircv AVILES LAM
COMPANY _ _
A1.1M1M M At VUE.
SET. Till'. EVANS HARDWARE «!’**
for the best assortment of pure
Hlurhniiim ware in the city, at lowest
prices 700 West Hr Olid sireel
MILLINERY.
MISS RTTHEUFORU IS IN BTSINESt
at her old stand. 324 E Broad street
and will be glad to serve tier Oh
customers anil the public i?en«rally
j»hc baa a beautiful line of milUner>
at reasonable prices.
UNREDEEMED ELGIN AND VVAL*
than* watches. 20-year gold-filled
case, only $7 50. STEINERS, 14 41
moukh' \mi buh i.k tires.
SKK THK EVANS HARDWARE CO
fur lawn mowers and bicycle tires
We have the best In the. city. \t <
have reduced our prices on bicycle
tires for two week*. 700 W Broad
j street.
FORFEITED SUITCASES. At.I. SIZES
$1 each. STEINER S, 1441 East Main
! street. __
HAIR.
HITMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at Hughe's. I0» N. Third street.
t'Ol.U WATER PAINT.
! C’AU'IMO, THE ORIGINAL COLL
water paint; easy to apply; all col
ors; write ur phone for color card
more Calcimo sold than aU the watel
paints combined. ELBA HARo
WARE CO.. Agents. Henry and Broad
TOOLS AND CUTLERY.
IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN TOOt>
or cutlery. see the EVANS HARD
WARE CO., best line at lowest
prices In city. 700 West Broad St.
10..
FIVE-FEET STEP LADDERS GO AT
ROc. this week; six-foot. go at tic.
VAUGHANS. Opposite Cohen Co.
FORFEITED REMINGTON DOUBLED
barrelled haromerles*. 10-gauge
only 117.50. STEINER’S. J1441 East
Main street.
FORFEITED
, makes, I*.
Main street.
SINGLE GUNS,
STEINER’S 1441
ALL
J
Business Opportunities.
CITY 8 A LKRM A N, T ft A V K LINO
Kalenman and office man wanted tor
immediate position wltii going con
ccrn«, application* received until
Tuesday night; must invest $600 to
J 1,000, ask for the. help man.
OINIA INDUSTRIAL CO., 1102 East
Main.
-
MAIL. ORDER. CHEMICAL BUSINESS
pressing club, laundry, architect, pat
ent medicine, optical business, sign
hoard. others, if you want to buj
or sell a business come to headquar
ters VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL CO.
114>2 East Main Stret.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY' TO SECURE
drummer's samples of hlgh-clase
trousers' persents itself now; we got
'em cheap—so can you; but be quick.
N F. JACOBS & SON, Ninth, near
Broad street. _____
Personals.
--———~
MRS. HAMMOND'S DRESSMAKING!
AND LADIES' TAILORING PAIU
IAIKS AND MODISTE. 401 W. MAIN
STREET, PHONE MADISON 297T-J.
For Sale.
FOB SALE—WAOONS' DELIVERY
farm and grocery. buggle*. aurryi
and runabouts. THOS. II. DI KE ai
CO. *04 Brook avenue
FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS *16 Brook avenue.
Flat Wanted.
i
WANTED TO RENT A FLAT OS
THREE OK FOUR ROOMS. WEST
OF FIRST STREET. RENT MUST
RE REASONABLE. REFERENCES
KXCHAKGD. ADDRESS E. A. O
CARE THE RICHMOND VIRGINIAN
Rooms, for Rent.
FOR RENT-TWO BRIGHT ROOM.'
for light hou»ekeeplng or unstable
for gantle-men lodger*: u*e of i.ar
l..r and phono; nice locality. Phone
Madison 2678-L. _
S14 EAST CLAY; N’KWL! FU1U
nished back parlor; central, modern
conveniences
furnished rooms to l?t Terms mod
vratf 508 N. Eleventh street.
T WO CON N KCTING FU KNISH K1
rooms; suitable for light house
keeping. Apply 104 West Grac*\
THE A LJ51 OX, T16 EAST FRANK El N
rooms for rent, permanent and trun
dle tit
WANTED, ONK UR TWO oenti.TT
I men or a couple, for a bright fur
nished room, newly papered. next L
bath, convenient to phone, good ta
i bio board. Address *05 Grace street
or phone Monroe 2550
IFOR KENT.NICELY FURNISH El
front r ootn. private family. $T pet
month 2»0T East Clay. Rhone Mon
i roe 2550
NICE. NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
convenient to bath, hot and cold wa
ter 112 North Eighth street
FOR RENT, LARGE SECOND STORY
front room; heated; alaio other rooms
Apply 904 East Clay street.
; FOR UK.NT, A LARGE BRIGHT
front room: southern exposure, suit
able for couple. Apply 126 West
Clay.
1 HAYTS A FEW NICE ItuiMS Koi
rent rooms have all conveniences
well located for business folk, boat'’
If wanted Phone Monroe 1230. oi
■ all 16 South Fifth street
FUR RENT. THREE I.ARGE ROOMS
with use of bath, separate eoa
house, to parties without children
Apply 1412 1-2 West Main. Phone
Madison 2 54 6-J
LARGE? BRIGHT FRONT. COMFORT
able rooms. Apply 301 East Frank
lin street
TWO NICELY FURNISHED R* a.MS
centrally located. Phone Madlsor
4 22 6.
I FOR RENT. TWu. THREE OR FOCI
rooms and private bath, suitable fot
light housekeeping, rent cheaf
Phone Madison 6633
HALL ROOM, 6l'PER WEEK; LA KG
( er room for two. *6 cents cadi pet
week. 60k North Tenth street.
THREE NICE. LAROE ROOMS? FI*
' stairs; with use of bath. 616 Nort!
Thirty-second street.
j LARGE, FURNISHED FltONT ROOM
TRAYLOR. 2321 Stuart avenue
Pone Monroe S4*.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. WITH AL
j cove, newly napered; Southern ex
posure, use of phone and bath, fur
j nlshed or unfurnished Apply a
< 1320 West Main street, or call Mad
Ison *471.
FOR RENT. FFHN1SHED ROOM# A&
Joining bath: back porch, conveni
ences Apply 15 South First street.
! FOR RENT? COMFORTABLE ROoVl
furnished or unfurnished. Apply 10;
\ North Twenty-ninth street.
: FOR RENT, ROOM FOR UENTLEM AN
Apply 304 East Main street.
COMFORTABLE ROO M SFf > HI <E.-y T
also transients accomodated, at SOI
1 East Main. Phone 4736.
I CONGENIAL yofng lady TO SHARP
j room: best locality: references ex
| changed. Phone 4736.
ji HAVE A NEW BRICK RplSiDEScl
I occupied by myself and son; wll
rent out four rooms on second (loot
for 110 per month. Phone Madtsoi
i K67-J, or call 3127 West Franklin.
; LARGE. "BRIGHT, EAM -HEAT EL
room for gentlemen. 104 South Third
■ ■ ■ " * • «. /A l > I • | 1 I'
date room*; with or without board
104 North Ninth.
FOR RENT. ONE NICELY FURNISH
ed small room, on Itrut floor, for gen
tleman. Apply 1 *7 South Fifth 8t.
FOR RENT, TWO LARUE. BRlGH'l
rooms; Second and Franklin. Phon<
Madison «J»1-J.
NlokLr'FUBNISHfet) nROOMa wiTfi
heat, bath, hot and cold wattr. 311
East Main street.
FURNISHED ROOMS. NEWI„Y ~ PA*
pared; central location. Apply 101
North Seventh street.
FOR RENT. ONE NICK UKFUKNIHH~
ed room, on second floor. 11 1-:
North Third.
TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED
light housekeeping; also others. *Ui
East Franklin street.
FURNISHED ROOM 8~CF.NT R aLLV
located. E0« North kifth.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS
light houeekeeplng if dealred. Ill
Edit Clay.
FOB RENT, A NICE LARGE FRON1
room, convenient to bath. Apply |]]
Woat Clay, f
ENDORSE Mil. TIFT
MD HER TARIFF
“Bos?'’ Aldrich Also Comes in'
for Encomium «t R. 1.
Convention.
PROVIDENCE. R. T., October 19 — 1
After renominating the entire elate of I
i present State officer*, the Republican i
. State convention here to-day adopt -
1 ed strong endoHMIMiti of the Taft
administration. Pa.vne-Aldrlrh tarirf
bill, and the senatorial services of
j Nelson W. Aldrich.
The first diatriet congressional < on
; ventlon renominated Representative j
: Sheffield, in the Second diatriet for-!
! mer Governor George K. Utter and
[General Walter R. Stine** are lighting
; for the nomination to succeed Repre
sentative Capron.
HEAVY Sufis
IMPOSED ON NEGRESS)
—-- i
Policc N'mv Searching for Men
| Who Cut Henry (Jilman in •
Iler Hou«o.
1 Mattie Price, colored, charged with j
j conducting a disorderly house at 111
' East Clay street, was fined $26 and
placed under a bond of $:100 for six’
t months in Police Court Wednesday, j
Henry Gilman, a negro, was badly
! cut in the house Tuesday night dur
• ing a fight. The police are now look- j
! ing for Robert Crump and Julius;
' Vaughan, who are alleged to have i
done the cutting.
rOR SALK.
A FOR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
Virginian Want Ad*., will bring you
a buyer. _
Special Norice.
'notice TO THE PUBLIC THE TA
bor Realty Corporation has opened
offices at 312 K. Marshall street.;
where they will conduct a general)
Real Estate Business and Loans. |
List your farms and city property
with us Prompt attention given to
all. Phone Monroe 6F.+
i LADIES, TOP CAN SAVE YOCR RAIL
ROAD FARE TO NEW YORK OK,
! WASHINGTON. J KATZ IS NOW
I HERE. ONE OF THE BEST LADIES
TAILORS FROM NEW YORK, SPE
CIAL ARTIST ON FANCY SUITS
| all work guaranteed, in
I ORDER TO ADVERTISE HIS
WORKMANSHIP. A SPECIAL PRICE
! WILL HE GIVEN ON EACH SUIT.
I 200 NORTH FIFTH STREET
ynr cavt hklp being satisfied,
if yor get your suit frd.m
ME 1 AM EXPERIENCED IN FI V
I,INK AND DON'T CHARGE YOU;
FANCY PRICES GOODS. TRIM
MINGS AND FIT GUARANTEED,
ALE THE LATEST F\BR1CS FUR
NISHED LA SKA LADIES' TAILOR-!
!NG CO.. 301 NO SECOND ST.,'
PHONE MONROE 49?.
WANTED—TO KNOW WHY THE
| combined laundrte- local" th*-ir of
fice* Ha near our YOU TOTE office*
1 a* they can set. and why they don’t
take business as cheaply at their
plants as at these offices which are
j run under another name Address
VIRGINIA LAUNDRY WORKS, old
] est In the business and maker of low !
I prices YOU TOTE Offices 611 W '
I Slain. 317 E Main. 1021 E. Broad.
393 North Firs:. 414 E. Marshall. 7 14
i W Broad. 107 North Seventh. 1107
j Hull. __ j
: MEMBERS OF MCCARTHY COUNCIL.
Nir. 4SS Royal Arcanum, are urired
to attend th* regular meeting on
Thursday. October 20. UG'O. at Lee
i Camp Hall. Grand Regent. Henry
j K. Fields will pay us an official visit, i
By order of H. E. Richardson, He- j
gent.
(ODD FELLOWS SHOULD CARRY Aj
Protection Certificate In the Fraternal
Life and Accident Association. For
full Information, call at offices, third
floor. .Ninth and Main. City.
WANTED— lt»c FOR MENS COLLARS,
and cuffs: he. for shirts, 10c. for
counterpane*. 20c. for blankets, at |
VIRGINIA LAUNDRY'S Y< >U TOTE,
OFFICES: «U W. Main. 303 North:
First. 317 E. Main, 2021 E. Rroad. 711
W. Broad. 414 E. Marshall, 107 N.
Seventh. HOT Hull street.
.REMEMBER THE MAN WHO WILL
! dye for you R. B. LUMPKIN I
i Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing
Works French, dry cleaning and '
scouring Ladles' work a specialty. |
Work called for and delivered Phone
Monroe 23*2. 6 North Fourth St.
SEVERAL TRUNKS OP DRUMMERSj
; sample trousers; special bargains; I
high-grade gods; bought cheap; sold
same way. N. F. JACOBS & SON.
Ninth near Broad street.
Rooms for Rent.
LARGE FRONT ROOM; NEWLY FUR
nlehad: also large heated room;,
strictly private family, telephone,
hath and home comforts No. 3 West
j Clay. MRS. D A. BROWN.
(EXTRA LARGE FURNISHED ROOM.
' steam heared. to one or two gen
tlemen; permanent. $16 Phono Mad-'
' Ison 11130-1. Third flat. 403 East ‘
Franklin street. References ex- ;
j changed. __ __j
TWO FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH
I ed rooms for gentleman or couple on
! business women, no children; latrohe
heat; nice boarding houses conven
ient, centrally located. ‘“'Phone Mad
! Ison 5070-J. or 30* South .Third St.
J WANTED. GENTLEMAN OCCUPANT i
for hall room. Apply after 7 P. M.,i
, 401 West Marshall street
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED i
| second floor room: central location.
Phone Madison 2547-J.
I FOR RENT, FURNISHED ROOMS,
steam heal. Apply »10 West Main
street. _
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without hoard. 1S24 Floyd
■ avenue. _____ j
WANTED, LADY ROOMERS FOR
: two connecting heated rooms. Call!
Madison _
! $& A MONTH FOR BRIGHT. NEATLY ;
furnished room. 1 North Sixth;
street, third flat.
FOR RENT, ONE NIC RUT FTKXISH
cd room. Nat 1 North Sixth (Second
; * flatR __
ONE Kick BRIOHT ROOM ON I
second floor, unfurnished. Ill* N. I
Thtrdstreet. ._
Furnished rooms for rent—;
front parlor. , furnished for office—i
dortor or hunine**, roll top desk,
revolving chair; Remington type
writer; reasonable; private family.
507 North Sixth street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—
furnished rooms; private family;
two squares from Broad. 507 North
Sixth street. ___ _
DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS-;
heated In winter, with, good board.
JJ^JTh___
Bushaew Wants.
WANTED—MEN TO RUT AN EXCEL
lent line of drummers’ sample trou
sers; several trunks lost opened; all
avas: w*mFFast
Ninth, near Broae street.
PROSPECTS EXCELLENT
FOR DEMOCRATIC HOUSE
f>
Success Magazine Makes Can
vass, Which Shows That
Republicans Have Lost
Congress
CONTROL NOW HINGES
ON THIRTEEN DISTRICTS
With 21 Probable Victories in
1 h< sc, 1 iemnerats will l ie,
Having 189 JU*])rescniatives,
And Win I5v Vote in
Doubtful l.ocalitiii.
PROBABLE ELECTION RESULTS
I'rnt*. Proli.
l>«*m Hrp Hera
UTATKH
Seg Knu.
Me.l!f
\. H.
At.
M. I. .
I
1 I
. I
Tot ill ...'ll
Mid. Allan.
V V.IS
V ,1.2
I'fna.2.K
Del.
Md. .
Virginia
W. \n. 2
Total
15
t en.
<>.1>
ln«l. I
111.is
Kj. I
Mich. ... I I
Win.J»
Total
U»
lea. West.
Minn. 7
Mo. , * i 1
X. D. .... 2
*. D.2
\eb. ..... J
Kan.S
Mont.
.I
Col.
Total ..20
Sou. State**
X. I.
*. C . ......
t;a.
Fla.
Ala.
MImm .... *
Tenn. .... 2
Ark.
I .a. .......
Okla.
Te*.
Total
I'aclfie
\\ n»b.
Ore. .
Cal. .
Aev. .
I tnh
H
*
0
I
:u
j i
3
o
. i
Total . . II
t.d. Total. KM*
I
l
ION
20
e—Vlreail.v eleolH.
Doubtful—-Maw., I; X. V„ It \.
J., It |n<l. 4; Mi«*h. It Inna, 3| X.
i., 2—13.
NEW YORK. October 19.—r-Contro
of the next congres* hinges on tht
result in thirteen districts and the out
come is likely to be so dose in then*
that the official count will be needei
to decide.
This prediction is made by Succes;
Magazine as the result of Its confi
dential canvass of fifteen thousand o:
Us life subscribers scattered in ever:
section of tho I'nited States. J vs •
years ago this magazine in the samt
‘way predicted the election of Presi
dent Taft, its poll of the State agree
tng absolutely with the official resui
excepting in Missouri, which it gav«
to Bryan, but at the time insistec
was very doubtful, and which wa«
found to ha\e gone for Taft only
when the official count was available
Tho present poll was'reached by
sending ballots to 25,000 of the iif<
subscribers and the figures compiled
from the replies of the fifteen thous
and was answered present what th,
Success publishers believe to be i
fairly accurate portrayal of the sen
tlment in the country at large. It h
shown that where the reactionary can
didates won out in the fight for tht
re nomination, they are so secure ii
their districts that it would require i
landslide to oust them. Where insur
gents won they robbed their Demo
eratic opponents of their ’paramount'
issue, downward revision ot the tarif
and Oannonlsm. This is especially
the case in the Middle West and or
the Pacific slope.
Commenting on this, Success wil
say: “Both wings of the Republic*!
party are now diligently engaged ir
their historic occupation of buryim
the hatchet.”
The result of the poll indicates tha
160 congressional districts are safe!:
Republican; 168 safely Democratic
that 29 are probably Republican am
21 probably Democratic. This hein*
true the two parties would be tie<
with 189 each and on the remain In*
thirteen districts would hinge contro
of the house.
Tired of Barnes.
First of these actually doubtful dls
tricts is the Tenth Massachusetts, Bos
ton, now represented by O'Connell
Democrat. He won the last electior
by four votes out of 35,000 east. Nex
comes the Twenty-third New York
xv here Scvuthwick, Republican, was
elected two years ago by a plurality oi
5 85 out of 68.000 cast and Success
savs that It is doubtful “because oi
the strong and growing feeling again*
the rule of “Boss'’ Barnes.
The other doubtful districts in ordei
Second New Jersey, where Gardner
Republican, was elected by a pluralttj
of 3.400 out of 45.000 votes cast.
Sixth Indiana, "here Barnard. Re
publican, was elected by 1.100 votes
out of 65.000 cast.
Seventh Indiana. where Korbly
Democrat, was elected by 683 votes
out of 70.000 cast.
Ninth Indiana, where Morrison
Democrat, was elected by 1,100 votes
out of 66.000 cast.
Eleventh Indiana, where Ranch
Democrat, was elected by 1,200 votes
out of 53,000 cast.
First Michigan, where Denby. Re
publican. received 9.000 plurality out
of 54.000. but who is now fating th«
hardest fight in his career.
First Iowa, now represented by
Kennedy, Republican, whose plu
rality wall 1.600 out of a total ol
36,000.
Second Iowp, where Dawson, Re
publican. won by 1,900 out of ,46.00
votes- i *
Sixth Iowa, now repreaented by
Kendall. Republican, whose plurality
was 300 in a total pt 40,000 vote*.
Fifth North Carolina, now repre
sented hr Moo rebead. Republican.
V- ;
j who won the last election by less than
200 In the .18,000 votes cast.
Eighth North Carolina, which was
carried by Cow les. Republican, whose
plurality was 1,400 In a total of 32,000
votes.
Analysing the figures as compiled
from the votes of the life subscribers.
Success says:
"In New England the Republicans
; have already lost two members in
'Maine. Representative Sulloway’a New
• Hampshire district Is in doubt, but
I he will likely win. In Rhode Island]
1 Representative Sheffield will prob- .
ably fail of election, in Connecticut
there is a strong Democratic wave
of revolt but tl*»- Republican majori
ties tn all the districts are large and
'except for the Second, Sperry's, there
is little chance of Democratic success j
"In New York the districts of Foel
ker. ('aider, Oleott (who was defeat-]
led for the nomination by Bennett),;
South wick. Millington. Perkin* and |
Faasett are doubtful, with tne protia
1 billtiea favoring the Republicans in
alt but the Southwtck district. (South-l
wick declined a renomination in this
district.) Malby. Dwight. Payne and
Vreeland, who are strong stand-pat- |
trrs, are virtually certain of re-elec
tion. but by reduced pluralities. The ]
•same is true of Fitzgerald. Democrat,
who came to Cannon's aid. In the
Thirteenth district represented by j
Herbert Parsons. Republicans. the |
contest will be especially close, w-ith
the probabilities favoring the Demo-;
■ rat.
In Vow Jersey.
“In New Jersey the nomination by !
the Democrats of Woodrow Wilson. ;
president of Princeton, is popular with j
both parties, ami it Is believed that ]
he will sw eep the State and probably [
carry with him a number of Demo
cratic < andidates for Congress. The :
State Is now represented by seven Re- i
publicans and three Democrats, and in :
but two districts is Republican sucre**
certain. The Republican majorities i
in the various districts are so large,
however, that in spite of the dlssatls- ;
faction with ring rule in New Jersey,
! auccesa In three out of eight remaining
districts. The "no really doubtful dts- j
trlct la that of Gardner, while Rep- j
i resentatlve Doudenslager will algo j
have a hard light in spile or Ms ten
thousand majority at the last election. |
."Pennsylvania is likely to remain j
the same, with the exception dr the j
Thirtieth district, where John Palzell i
is facing a bitter tight It is locally |
' believed that he will he elected, at- j
though hy a greatly reduced plurality. !
"Maryland will probably continue Its j
present three Democratic representa- >
tlves and the party will likely gain
the Third and Sixth districts, which 1
are now Republican The Fifth ills- j
trlct will probably remain Republi- j
can by a narrow margin.
"Nil changes are likely in Virginia, 1
West Virginia or the South, although ’
the Republicans hope to get a Con- ;
gressman in Oklahoma, while the j
Democrats are trying for a complete 1
delegation from South Carolina. In 1
Ohio the Republicans are likely to lose 1
three members, and In addition Gen
eral Kelfer, in the Seventh, Is having ,
a hard struggle, but should win out.
In Indiana Senator Reverldge ts re
ceiving support from Democrats.
Crumpackor Is most certain to win
out. but the fight against Representa- j
tlves Barnard, Korbly, Morrison and !
; Rauch is most bitter.
Two in Kentucky.
"In Kentucky the Democrats will
probably gain two Congressmen. No
changes are likely In Wisconsin. In
Minnesota the delegation Is likely to
be unchanged, although Anderson,
who defeated Tawney at the prima
ries. and Hammond, Democrat, In the
Second, have hard fights. In Iowa the
result is doubtful in the First, Second
. J and Sixth In the Eighth the Repub
licans will return a member In place
| of Jamieson, Democrat
l "In Missouri Democrats will replace
Republicans In the Twelfth, Thlr
i teenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Six
teenth districts, in Nebraska a Dem
. ocrat will succeed Hlnshaw- m me
Fourth. Norris Is Bure to win, hav
ing Democratic and Republican sup
, port. In Montana a Democrat will
, replace Pray, Republican.
"The Pacific States, except Nevada,
are solidly Republican as usual, ex
' eepting that in California a Democrat
will replace Kahn in the Fourth ata
| trlct."
According to the managers of the
poll the big surprise has been the
, | number of stalwart Cannon Republi
cans who "have seen a great light,"
and who are now either "openly or
■ surreptitiously" announcing to their
constituents that they are against the
: speaker.
The poll was secured hy each mem
, her of the life subscribers, stating how
he voted two and four years ago;
how he would vote this year, and in
dicating his natural political affilia
tion On these figures averages for
all of the districts were made.
Canithers—Coakley.
lj (Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
KING GEORGE, VA„ Oct. i5.—A
’ pretty home wedding was solemnized
i j lh« evening at the home of the bride's
parents, when Miss Maysel Coakley
was united In marriage to Dr. Viola
- Overton Caruthers, Jr. The house
was beautifully decorated with chry
santhemums and evergreens, a large
arc.h extending across one side of the
parlor, beneath which the solemn cer
[ emnny was performed by Rev. H. H.
Fones, of Hanover Baptist church.
I The fair young bride looked lovely in
; ' white mult, with veil and orange
blossoms. Immediately after the oere
j mony a wedding supper waa served
I the bridal party, after which the
| happy couple left for a Northern brl-'
1 dal tour. The bride is the oldest
i daughter of Mr I). Frank Coakley,
superintendent of the King George
j schools, and a cousin of Mrs. Ray-1
ner, wige tof Senator iRayner, of
Maryland. The bridegroom ts the
oldest son of Dr. V'. O. Caruthers. Sr.,
formerly of Fauquier county, but for :
j thirty years a i^sident of King George, i
I Dr. Caruthers, Jr„ graduated In med- i
) Icine at the Richmond College of1
Medicine two years ago, and for a ]
! short time did hospital work In Nor
I folk, returning to King George, where!
he tats practi'-ed his profession In '
: partnership with his father. Many
| beautiful gifts attest the popularity!
of the young couple.
Bernard—Stondm.
BEDFORD OITV. VA , October 19. j
—At noon Tuesday an Interesting wed- i
ding ceremony was solemnised at the :
home of W R. Sauners. on South j
street, when his daughter. Miss Lena
H. Saunders, and John..Bruce Bernard,
of Alta Vista, were married. Rev. Mr.
Ware, of Lynchburg, officiated. The
color scheme of decoration was white !
and green, skilfully executed in the i
arrangement of growing plants againft j
a background of white.
The wedding march waa rendered
by Miss Willie Saunders, sister of the
bride. “
The maid of honor waa Miss Fr
ee* Blanche Saundefs, the sister
the bride. The groom was
panted by his beet man and broths
William Bernard.
At the conclusion of the „_
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard drove to
station and took the trata for a I
*. .Jxi, Llk.'tf. Li
Six-Koo:
renienoes
jnce.
For Rent 13
106 East (Iraeo Street, 15
J06 East 1 Street, 12 rooms
JOT South Fourth Street,, 12 root
6 South Plum Street, 7 rooms
J2S Park Avenue, 15 room*.
JOHN T. CODD1N k
FOR RENT,
STORE
610 EAST MAIN STREET,
(t'ncxpired lease—(’heap). #1,00.0#
per annum.
J A. CONNELLY & CO.
V. 10-10-10. It.
FOR SALE
ON EASY PAYMENTS
Seven-Room Frame
Dwelling
BROOKL4ND PARK
$20.00 Per Month
.1 A. CONNELLY * CO.
V. 10-19. It.
FOR RENT,
306 South Bolvidere Street. v
3 East Clay Street.
3 East Cary Street,
2107 Hanover Street.
AH in Rood shape. Rental reasonable.
J A. CONNELLY k CO.
V. 10-19. It.
$3,100
will buv a Seven-Room Dwelling on
Thirty-Third Street, between Marshal)
and ('lay Streets. This will make a
moat excellent home or a good investment*
\VM. B. PIZZINI CO.
$5,000
will buy a strictly modem Six-Room
Brick Dwelling in the 2100 block Stuart
Avenue. This property must be seen to
be appreciated.
WM. B. PIZZINI CO.
$5,000
will buy a modem Eight-Boom Bride
Dwelling on Davis Avenue, now paying
more than 8 per rent, on thejtbovg^irtm.
WM. B. PIZZINI
$5,250
will buy a Nine-Room $rick DwdUag
on Lombardy Street, near Grove Avenue,
now paving more than 8 per cent.
WM. B. PIZZINI CO.
$5,250
will buy an Eight-Boom Briak Dwdiing
in the 1400 block, Floyd Avenue, now
tin » per c
WM. B.
PIZZINI CO.
$7,500
will buy an up-to-date Nine-Room Sfftt
Dwelling, on West. Avenue, near Harriaon
Street.
This is a bargain.
WM. B. PIZZINI CO.
FOR RENT,
BY WILLIAM B. PIZZINI CO,
723 East Main Street.
For Mo.
$35.00—200
35.00— 202
20.00— 725
20.00— 727
12.50— 909
12.50— 813
60.00— 712
30.00— 105
WEST-END. Room.
Sheppard Street. fl
Sheppard Street.. fl
West Clay Streetfl
West CLay Street.fl
Randolph Street.. fl
Randolph Street.... I
East Franklin Street..,. 13
East Marshall Street.fl
FLATS
$45.83—816 Park Avenue, second.... fl
15 00— 200 East Main Street.fl
$9,00Q
will buy a Three-Story Brown Stone and
Brick towelling, containing ten-*
two baths and alt modem conv
newly papered throughout and
class' condition, Lombardy Street,
tween Park and Monument Avenuea.
WM B PIZZINI CO, L
$6,250
will buy an Eight-Room Brick
on I*irk Avenue, near Harrison St;
WM. B. PIZZINI
ON
Money
i SHORT NO
to
OTICE IN LARGE '
SMALL LOTS.
WM. B. PIZZINI CO.
HUTZLE
R E AL
RENTA.S
L ■ ) A *,
■ ■■ jSB
ern tour, embracing a vtait to
before proceeding to their fut
at Alta Vlata.
Mi«*t Wilhelm!na Dirlie.
(Special to The Richmond
LEBSBXJRO. VAm Oct
Wllhelmlna Divine, widow <j|||
Divine, of Leeeburg. died hMiif
o'clock to-day after a chert r
pneumonia. Vi re. Divine h
Invalid for a number of.
pneumonia developed only
She wu elxty year* of age i
of Arthur F. Divine,
Loudoun Mirror. One ___
Je.vele Divine, of Leeeburg,
vives her.
Clumr
(Special to The Richmond
DKEHHVRG. VA„ Oct
rence Thomae, a watt fc
and author at Doudeua
at “Rutledge," hie hoine
die burg, iaat night
eaae. "He waa flftJMJ
A wife, who waa -
06 near Middlebwrg;

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