a thin, sallow, dyspeptic looking man ?.If so, you hâve probably concluded that he needed a tonic and some good,healthy, invigorating exercise.Businesses, like. men,grow horribly thin unless properly cared for.Advertisingis the exercise and tonic for business, and Tee-Dee Want Ads. are the best result-producing advertising known atsuch a small cost.^e have sliown yot) thc disease and cure, but, Mr. lyierchant, you must do the rest.Have You Ever Seen
Following e«eH elneelfieatlon below Is the annotinsemeiit of o profjrasslvo' fell·«ble concern» which, le prepared to',offer special facilities to the "Mall Order Trade."Particularly to farmer» and those Who reside some, dlotance from the convenience»of the city stores. Owlna to tho extension of the rural free delivery servicethroughout this section, It Is do longer necessary to "come to town" to do your»hopping.«Imply make your selection from the flood» listed below' or write forInformation, which will be fllady mailed and then send your order by mall. Theeohoern« listed on this page are «elected as repreaentatlvo and may be classed aa
headquarter« In tholr particular line.. When writing for catalogue« or Informationalways mention The Tlmes-Dlepatoh.
ROOF PAINTS.BAY. PARTNER, DID YOUR ROOFleak that last big rain? If su, It tired« a
corti or Roof Paint; wo have tho paint, notrouble to apply Hi let us ligure with youand show you how to paint It for a littleroney; our Roof Paint slays on roof,VAUOHAN'S, (102 East Broad.
SIAHO.N'S FRUIT .IARS, PINTS, QUARTSnnd halt gallons; rock bottom palees;
also caps nnd rubbers. ELBA HARD¬WARE CO.
TIN AND PAPER ROOFING.
HOOFING PAPER. G,??. A ROM,. BESTRoll Tin, »-.25 roll. Tired Wheels, ready
for Buggy, $8,50 tòri four wheels. Rich¬mond's .greatest bargain house. 'Phone,/write or como to see us. HARRIS HARD¬WARE CO,. 4-3 Haat-JSroad Street.
PA'.NTS AND FLOOR STAINS.
ELBA HARDWARE- CO., 422 WESTBroad, corner Henry. Everything In
the Paint lino, Floor Stains, Floor Waxund Varnishes. Prices to Htilt the punie.
SUMMER GOODS AT COST. '
LAWN SWINGS, HAMMOCKS, CjtO-qiiot, Rubber Itone, Lawn Mower«, Buse-
Biil) GoodH. Bicycle« and Sundries. Wantto close all these out at cost. See ua forbargains. HARRIS HARDWARE CC.
SUMMER COMPLAINT.
I'RAYSER'S DIARRHOEA CORDIAL. Apermanent and -speedy euro for all
forma of Bowel Affections, i.ecent orChronic. No family should be withoutduring tho Bummer month«. Warrantedto cure any ense of Bowel Complaint.It uuletH tho Nervous System, «tops thoLoose Pus."agea, relieves all Pain andGriping, and leave« tho Bowels In anatural nnd healthful condition. 23c.u bottle J. XV. FRAYSER, 1S01 MainBtreet.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
WHY NOT ORDER STRAIGHT GOODS.Thoy.nre first-class and coni no morothan «econds. I hnvo boon nupplyingmy trndo with straight whiskies directtrom distillery for tho pnst 12 years,Thtee-year-old Strnlght Kentucky Ryesand Bourbons a« low os I2.Í0 per gallon,cannot be equaled at the price. Gibsonnnd Montlcello (Spring 1S99). $4 por gal¬loni Overholt and Cnlvcrt fSpring 1000),13,50 per gallan; Meilwood, Atherton andMaysvlllo Club (Spring 1900), $3 per gal¬lon: Carroll (Sbrini- IMI), S2.B0 p¿>r gal¬
lon: Jessamine County Ryc (1001), $2.55 pergallon: Straight Holland Gins, $2, $2.60and $3 per gallon; Valley of VirginiaClaret, 6-nunrt bottles, $1.75: ImportedClaret. 0-nunrt holt Ics. $2.50: 5-ycar Old.Straight Mnlt (Medicinal), $3,50:' 3-yearOld Corn Whiskey, $2.00 per gallon. Nochnrgo for Jugs and packing on goods atÍ2.00 per gallon or over. Express prepaid
nn goods over $3.00 per gallon. Remitby certified check, registered letter, ex¬press or money order. P. O. KELLY,Box 89. Richmond- Vr.
SCREEN DOORS.
REDUCED PtUCES ON ALL SCREENDoor« and Windows, Hammocks. Water
Coolers. Ice Cream Freezer« and LawnMower«. ELBA HARDWARE CO., .422West Broad, corner Henry.
G UtÂË.SPRINKLING AND BUILDERS' LIME,Cement and Piaster.' ELBA HARD¬
WARE CO.. 423 West Broad.
DUSTLESS OIL.
WAX FLOOR OIL. 2ÖC. PER GALLON,Varnish Floor Stain«, 10c. to 40c a can.
'Phono 1089.' HARRIS:
98C. RAZORS.
A SMOOTH FACE IS RATHER TO BEchosen than many whiskers; 98 cents
will buy ? fine hollow ground warranted$1.50 Razor this week. Wo mall theseanywhere. HARRIS HARDWARE CO.
FOR SALE.FOR SALE.ONE 50 H. P. LOCOMOTIVEType Boiler, two 40 H. P. Return Tubu¬lar Boilers, one 25 H. p. Vertical Boiler,one 1« H. P. Altmnn-Taylor Engine(mounted on wheels), ono 16 H. P. FriekEngine, (mounted on wheels), one 12 H.P. Horse Guide Traction Engine; alsosmaller sizes of Boilers nnd Engines andShnfllrig. Belting. Hangers,'Pulleys, etc.
'RICHMOND BELTING & MACHIN¬ERY CO., Byrd Street, between Sixthand Seventh, Richmond, Va.
PULASKI BLUE GRASS FARM. TIIEexecutors of S. W. Miller will offer atpublic sale August Hist a line tract ni¬bble grass land, lying on Back Creek,containing ·330 iteres. three-fourthscleared and In grass. The lund Is well..Watered ap.d .has..good, dwciiin.g-.und all.nc'eOHStiry* outbuildings. ??\' ??p??????????.-1portunlty to purchase ii'flnef grain and
t stock farm. Fur information,' address?G????? C. WYSOR, Dublin. Vu.; A.?,. JORDAN. DR. J, S. MILLER, Pu-láskl, Vs., executors.
LARGE DOUBLE SODA AND. M1NE-rnl Water Fountain, with twenty syrups,
I wo. soda and 'four mineral waterdraught tubes; 2 30-ga)lon fountains, 27glasses, 27 holders, connection plsx-.s,etc.; everything complete; a bargain,cheap for cash or on timo. Seo It nfNo.·. S18 North- Monroe Street, cornerBrook Avenue, City.
ORRIS. THE PERFUMED ROOT, USED¡n making all the face, tooth nnd -per-,fumed powders; J2.000.000-worth importedevery your; sells for IOc. a pound:· won¬derfully productive; hardy. Interesting,flowering plant for Held or garden, .pro¬ducing $1,000 an acre each year; $10 willstart you; U. S. government advises Itscultivation; full Instructions freo howto grow It. Write'to GRANITE HILLFARM, Louisa,' Vn.
TIMBER FOR SALE-THIRTY-FIVEmillion feet of pine, cypress, oak tuidgum timber, on deep water, near Wil¬mington, conveniently located. If m-
..terested, uddress B. F. KEITH, Wil¬mington, N. C.
ENGLISH SETTERS-FOUR GYP PUPS,sire Mohawk, .owned by John D. Watson,Charlottesvllle,' Va.; both sire and damthoroughbred, direct from championsGladstone,' Count Noble, Roderego, An¬tonio Clncinnatus: price, $15 ouch: Iftaken before September 1st. AddressROBT. E. CREE, Crozet, Va.
FOR SALE. ONE LARGE STEELrange, with hot water connection, ,lngod order, suitable for restaurant orhoarding house; cheap for /cash. Apply.Monday between 2 and G o'clock, 210U¦East Franklin Street,WILL TRADE 8-P1ECE ROÍSEWOOD
Parlor Suit for Surrey or Buggy. l'Orsale, eight-light combination Chande¬lier, oxodlzcd copper: ulso side lights;cejst $30. Address L. 201, caro this ofllfin.
FOR SALE, 510 FEET WIRE CABLE:.!!)wires to strand, 7 strands to cable, 1 l-Sinches diameter. $75. F. O. .B., Mayo-:dan. N. C. PIEDMONT LAND Ä- MAN¬UFACTURING CO., Miiyodnn, N. O.
for sÂl~ë^hô~rse ??Ga??? a>í?Harness of the lato Dr. William Tl.,Lvne; ¡ill In good order. Can ho soon, atSUTHERLAND'S STABLES, No. 3 N.Cherry Stroet.
WANTED, PURCHASER FOR GOODretnll Hardware Business; nice, cl<vnnntock, anel well-located. Owner de-suesto- cngugvj ut onco In oilier business,nnd early purchaser will 'secure a t'iir-galu. Address K, 203, caro this office.
DRUG STO«13 FOR BALH-DOÏNGcash business; no opposition; will in¬ventory, $2,000; fresh stock; write fortormn. F, 202, care this office.·
JÜRGENS' WILL SELL YOU A "FOR··tune" or "Mrs. Rorer1' Gas Range,-andIf It does not cook, bake or broil aa uOllas any other stovo will refund yourmoney: 410-21 E. Broad Street.
SEVENTEEN-FOOT SAH." AND RXVW-boat combined, with sail, oars iiudeverything complete; eusyc light runningboat, in good condition; will sell ctienpto quick "buyer, JOHN J. PULLY, Pe¬tersburg, Vn.
FOR SALE-THE "FOLLOWING ????-chlnery, in gooil order: Four-sidePinner, Double Surfacer, Singlo ¡aiir-faccr, Circular Re-Saw. Hand Joir.it.er,Mortising Machine and Wood TurningLathe. APPGMATTOX LUMBER<&BOX CO., Petersburg, Va,
Í'LIES, FLIES, FLIES; NO PEACE AThomo. Why don't you go to Vauginn's.and Invest a low dollars In window a"'1Door Screens und eat and sloop withcomfort. Big lot just received; prhies aslow a» lowest, VAUGILVN'S, Ü02 iiast'BwacV\_Sixteen new unused
' "si'ncilmDesks, sume as those'recently oriloredfor the Richmond High School; willsell cheap. 'Phono 220, or address J, 208,care this office.
fOR SALF^LOT OF STOREWX'FUR iHIncluding Cash Register, Seules, Coun¬ters, Iron Safe, ^Shelving and l>vstc;cheap for cash, Address C. 207, car»«ihi* offici, v^
FOR1 SALE. I-;-_~.-:-1
PARTY LEAVING THE CITY HAS Aline, $ltfO iplano they, will soil cheap.Address G, 208, caro this· office.
TRY SNOW WHITE SirwE. POLISH,easy to apply and does not rub off, price5c at BLANKS'S. The PreschlptlonDruggist Stores
ENGRAVED BRASS, CHIPPED ANI),embossed .signs, the kind that appeal,EMPIRE SIGN CO., ,209 W. Broad.
DON'T FAIL TO' VISIT CRIGHTON'SClean Sweep Sale. Sale going on all thisweek. Millinery at one-half wholesaleprices. 113 E. flroad Street. ¡
SHOW CASES' TO BEAT THE BAND,all styles and sizes, from Î1.00 up; goodu.s.nAy,. .See us heforu buying. .SHOWCASE;. GR E. Main. ,.'
FOR g'ALEr-AN UPRIGHT. PIANO,use(| only one year; good make, sweettone, splendid condition: cheap for cash.Call at 009 . Barton Avenue, BartonHeight«,'
AM· I GOING TO' BUCKROE BEACHJuly 20th with the RETAIL GROCERS?Well, 1 guess yes!
FOR SALE. FIFTEEN ANGORA COATS.Apply at No. 1703 West Leigh, or UnionStock Y'ardS, R. KASTLEBÉRG, SONS.
WANTED, TO SELL HANDSOM-E RUB-.ber tire Surrey and Harness; good itsnew. For particulars address M., P. O.Box 428. ':'.·.'".."..
WANTED. TO'>SELL A FIRST-CLASSConfectionery and Grocery Store; splen¬did location: Tensón for selling, illhealth. Address R., care Station A,, city.
FOR SALE-COMPLETE COURSE INmechanical engineering, including In¬struction and'text-books: $25; a bargain.G. W. MITCHELL. 210 E. Franklin St.,city. ,.-,_NEW ORLEANS LINEN SUITS MADE
to order:. tho "Ideal garments for hotweather. W. S. CONSTABLE & CO.
FOR SALE-NO. 10 BARLOCK, TYPE-writer, used but a few month«, guar¬iti) teed by the manufacturers.· For par¬ticular», apply "35 E. Main Street.
WANTED, TO.' SELL A RESTAURa'Ñ'Í7;good location; lino business. Address G.207, care this ofllco.
RUNABOUT FOR SALE. APPLY ATSTALL .12, Old Market. ?
LADIES' WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS,75o. at STEIN'S, Fifth and Broad.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESCORPORATION, ESTABLISHED ísús!desire« services of un energetic budines«man lo manage branch otllco; investment$1,000 und upwards, also unquostlouuhloreference« regarding ability and Integ-lily required; «alary $2,f>00 annually undcommission. Address Box 53": .Madison,SVI«.
ARE YOU 1X30KINQ FOR ,A CHANCEto be Independent? Afi exceptional op¬portunity for a man who know« a. good'thing when hu sees it and who hits thubrain« to push It. Fur such, an Inde¬pendent Income· for Ufo, Small capitalrequired; principal«, only. Address AD¬VERTISER, Richmond Hotel, city.
a~"rare SusTnesÌ OPPORTUNITYfor large profits tu small and large In¬vestors. Full particulars. Address V. E.T. & M. CO., P, O. Box lOLPotorsburg,Va,_
UNTIL AUGUST 1BTH, UNLIMITEDseholnrshlps, admitting to classes at anytime, will be Issued at 20 per cent, dis¬count. Full particular« upon request,.MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE..
BLUE BOOK ON PATENTS AND LISTof Invention« wanted, free to any ad»dress. Patent« secured or fee returned.GEO. S. VASIION ? CO., 900, F St.,Washington, D. O·
WANTED. TIMBER AND MILL OWN»ers io correspond with tub with view tomanufacturing their lumber under con»tract; practical and experienced all-round mill und lumberman. Address· J,R. QOODH, Munnboro, Vii_.
X'AUTNER WANTED IN* MANIiFAc"luring business, established and pay¬ing. Prollts can bu ea.slly Increased,yielding $3,000 yearly, Vow hundredtlullurs required. Investigato at once,Address H. 208, caro of·this otllce.
PARTNER WANTED, MANUFACTUR-Ing business; established und'payhig prof-In; can easily be Increased, yielding???,???. yearly; fow hundred dollar« re¬quired; investigati, ut once. Address ?.'¿DI, cara this otllce,
_ "???". ?,?????MD3E.' BROKER AND M'F'S., AGENT.Account« and correspondence soloclled.
noN'T"'FA IL' To" vísiT'cRIGU'rONiOlean Sweep Sale. Sale going on all thisw»ek. Millinery at. one-half wholesale¿rices. U3 E. Broad Street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES«STATE MANAGER WANTED BY ANestablished Ohio corporation; good sal¬ary, ulllco expenses and commission.-,paid to men of character nnd ability;references-Inquired and given. AddressMANAGER, 103 Ontario Uldg., Toledo,O.
CRAB PARK.
CRAB PARK (THERE 18 ONLY ONE).Tho liurd-shell erubs are boiter nowIbid .e.. either l.UOp.l) Uri·,, 1 tit-tit.but we sell them; that's Why wo nr«¡able to have them fresh every day. HO¬TEL LAAVRENCE.Ji'wolrth ami Main.
"th e""riq"ht~tRaTníT. '
ItURRY UPI DON'T ???GHEAR THEtrain whistle·.' Got your ticket now forthe RETAIL GRO.CERS' EXCURSIONto Uncieron Beach July 20th. First trainleaves Main street .statuiti as soon asfilled, oilier follow Immediately after,not later than 8:1».
CARRIAOË'r^ÂTTniALS.EVERYTHING FOR THE VEHICLEfrom tho Urn to the top. J, W. WHITE& SON, Jobbers, Fourteenth Hlruot, nearM'aln.
8TÔREs7"s'fORE3T~~NEW STORES FOR RENT ON E1GH-tconth, near Broad; liberal terms; goodplace for any kind of business. 'Pnone.1002..
SAVE MONEY."~
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, RICHMOND,Va., is the place to deposit your money.They will take care of It Cor you, unitreturn the principal on demand, nnd,by agreement, will pay Interest on U IfIt stays ninety days.
RESTAURANTS.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A FIHST-class dinner, come In to sec me; I willgive you one for Sue, 8 to 10 differentcllshns; one pound Porter House Steak,~>c; Oysters in alt styles, and all theimaginable delicacies of the season. R.FRANCION1E, SCG-BOT E. Broad Street.
?--SUMMER RESORT AT HOME.
IF YOU CAN'T GET AWAY THIS HOT¿season, come to HOTEL LAWRENCEß CAFE: sit under the fans and eat,drink and keep cool nnd be happy.'
GOOD ADVICE*WHY WAIT UNTIL YOU GET SICK?"Delays are dangerous and good healthIs-wealth." Don't drink water from anyriver, cistern, or any kind of waterwhich nils your system full of germs undcauses such diseases ns typhoid, malariaand slow fevers, also indigestion, dys¬pepsia, liver, bladder and kidneytroubles, dysentery, diarrhoea, choleraInfanliiin, piles und urlc-ncld, but orderut onice ¡? live-gallon carboy of the cele¬brated Hat-rls Antl-Dyspeptlc and LlthiaWater, which will keep you in goodhealth. 'We· guarantee what wo say. J.A. MORRIS & CO.. No. 114' North Sev-,enth Street. 'Phone 48S2. '_
MONUMENTAL WORK*!JOSEPH J.« MART. GRANITE ANDM'arblo Worker. 2901 Enst Leigh Street.Granito and mtirblo monuments, head¬stones, posts, curbs, etc.; lettering u
specialty. Your custom .solicited,
FLY AND MOSQUITO.
SAY..DON'T THESE FLIES BITE? ANDonly- a gentle whisper, it's nearly timefor Mr. Mosquito. Now. to get rid ofthese Interesting, little would-be friendsget some of Bruce's Screen Doors at75c. up, and Windows, loe. up. 'Phons1928 or call at 1711 Enst Franklin Street.
"sea food.
the best deviled crabs in thecity (home made); clam chowder. ..the.best; sea food cooked to order. BROADSTREET CAFE, <Max Bernstein, i-To-prieto?. 402 East Broad Street.
WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING.
BEST MAIN SPRINGS, GUARANTEED,'75c. Why pay others Î1.O0 or $1.60.. Clean¬ing watches, 75c.; watch glasses, 15c.C. HOULGRAVE, The Reliable Jeweler.222 East Broad, corner Third.
- ...,-¦¦¦ .-jROOFING.
SJ..AG, GRANITE AND GRAVEL ROOB^???. guaranteed for ten-years. Refer¬ence: American National Bank (sky¬scraper), Mutual Assurance Bunding(skyscraper), Jofterrtm Hotel. NewRichmond Hotel, Chesterfield Plate,American Tobacce. Co.. American CanCo., American Locomotive Works, Klcn-monti Cedar i.'orks, Gallego Mills. Writefor price to ARMITAGE MFG. CO.,Richmond. Va.
SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.
TSC. HALFSOLE MEN'S S II ? E S,ladles' iVOc; best whlt'o oak. leather.Every pair sewed; no squeaking, nunall.s, no pegs. Genuin« Morgan &Wright's Rubber Heels, 35c. Drew'smalte, sowed strong Shoes, for men andboys, S2. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOEFACTORY, 710 E. Main. 'Phono. 2067.
TrUTHrTUL ADVICE.
DON'T DRINK THE FILTHY, SLIMY,muddy James River water, which Is fullof germ, and is tho causo of so manydiseases, such as indigestion, dyspepsia,uric acid, kidney and bladder trouble»,fever, liver, and all kinds ot Intestinalirritation, dysentery, diarrhoea, choleraInfantimi and stomach troubles, butcall by Jr A. MORRIS & CO., 114 NorthSeventh Street, and try a glass of.thocelebrated Harris Anti-Dyspeptic andLlthln Waler free, which they guaranteewill give you good health. 'Phone 4.SS2.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKED.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKEDand shipped with care. 'Phone 3202,.JACOB UMLAUF._______
COLD TEA.
TOGO, THE BEST BLEND FOR GOLDtea on tho market; fifty cent« por pound.Copyright applied for. GEO. A. HUND¬LEY. Geo. McD. Bluko, Manager,
SEWING MACHINES.PAY NO ATTENTION TO AGENTS WHO
tell you thoro Is no oflleo horn for thoDomestic and Wheeler A. Wilson Ma¬chines. Fun supply, new styles on hand;attachments and needles furnished.GARLAND II. CLARKE A CO., 222 E.?road Street._
FLOOR OILsT '
THIS IS TO EVERYBODY THAT LIVESIn a house: Dust Is something very dis¬agreeable. Why huvo It? Simply useBruco's Dustless Floor Oil at 25c. gal¬lon and be happy, 'Phone 1028, BRUCEHARDWARE CO,. 1711 Enst Franklin.
PRINTING.WE SAVE YOU MONEY. SEND FORour silent salesman portfolio and sam¬ples. CAPITAL PRINTING CO.. P. O.Box SO, Riohmond, Ya.
TRUNKS.iiirTuSTRUNKS, BAGS AND CASES. O. If.
BERRY & CO.'S Great Busement Trav¬elers' Goods Dopurtment can supply youWith aU the newest things for travelers.Biggest stock In this section, Worthseeing.
B. H. SPENCH, 22 NORTH f NINTH.Trunks and Traveling Bags of all kind.»repaired. 'Phon* or call; ? will send foryour trunk or valise.
il. w. rÔuntreej Ai uno. trunkAND BAG CO., Retall nnd Repairing,Fourteenth and Broad Streets
SPRINKLING LIME.
HAS THE BOI TIP OF HEALTH MANcalled on you yet; eion't lei him catchyou napping. 'Phono 1H2S for somo ofBruce's Slack Lime- at ¡6e. peck undhave things In proper shape. BRUCEHARDWARE CO., 1711 East FranklinStreet.
.:_. EXCURSIONS.JO"Ín''tU E RETA IL "fi"îtf.')( .'ERS' ASSO,.on Ihelr excursion to Hitekroo Beach.lulv -flth. Tholr aim Is to make this.Hie best excursion hey have, «vor run,a nil' every effort ha« been put rortll 10(icron'ipllfili this. Over 2,00ri tirlzc« andpremium«, valued fit $27ô.C0, will be elveiiitway: absolutely free, cither by contestor 'drawing, and every put-dinner of a.ticket will bo «tire of something, Wowill give you every chance to enjoy your-tielf with music, .dnnrlng, bnntlng, bath-up, fishing, base-bal), und various con¬tests.· Tlio (Into a« July -'nth,
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""DENTÍSTRY7-"SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. OPPO¬SIin the postofllco.'Phonc 3'.9ß. Exam¬inations and estimates free.
TIME FOR EXCURSIONS.
IF YOU AVANT ANY EXCURSIONposter«, dodger« or tickets, PD5HINISHOW PRINT 1« the place to sav* youmoney. 10t South Eighth Street.F?? E,*;UPHOUSTER?? a AND MAT¬
TRESSES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REUP-holstered, Hair Mattresses to order, oldoneB'mndo over like new; Slip Cover« a
specialty. JACOB UMLAUF. 705 W..Main. 'Phone 3292.
SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL,DON'T LET THE COBBLER DECEIVEyou' hy putting on rubber heels, andtelling you they arc Morgan-Wrghlt.You can tell the genuine, for the nameIs moulded In each heel. Wo put thonion for 30c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOEFACTORY, 710 E. Main. 'Phone 2007.Send anywhere. ?
¦' "? ; V/ANTED Ba7j7o~PUPILS.J. A. BAG H, THE WELL KNOW? ???-
Jolst, Will be at the urgent request othi« friends Immediately: thorough'train-Ing'ln music and banjo technique guar¬anteed; terms moderate. Address J. A.PAGE, 1011 W. Main Street.
STORAGE.FOR- CHEAP AND DRY STORAGErooms apply to RICHARDSON &CHAPPELL. Storage Department, Bol-vldere Building, 601 W. Main Strcot.'Phone SI3.
CLEANEST, DRY EST. CHEAPESTstorage In the city; seventy-five cents aload. OLIVER'S STORAGE WARE-IHOUSE, 00 Broad Street. 'Phone 4B8L.
FLY SCREENS.!
SCREENS AND AWNINGS MADE TOorder; get estimate« at once. C. B.NORVELL. 211 1-2 North Sixth St.,'Phone 486._
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ï HAVE ???Ï8 DAY ADMITTED MY«on«,· S. & j. Hellstem. Into partnershipIn the Llv%-Stock Brokerage business,formerly conducted as Well & Hell-stern, which'business will henceforth boconducted under the firm name andstylo 'oil ÄV'Hdlstern & Sonn.
?. HELLSTERN.HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADM1NIS-
», trator of the estate of Mr. Charles Well,deceased, l;.desire to notify all partiesIndebted toi.aald estate that settlementshould be made ?t once with the under-slgnod, and-that all claims against saidestate should bo promptly presented forverification.^ MYER K1RSH, Admr.
THE FIRM OF WEIL ft HELLSÏBRN?has been dissolved by the death of Mr.Charles iWSIIi All persons indebted tosaid firm will please settle, with the un¬dersigned,' arid nil daini« against saidfirm should';bc promptly presented.
? ¦" ', .," ,. -¿-: HELLSTERN,tr !·¦ i-Sj MY ER KIRSH.
v '" Admr. of Chas. Well, Dec'd.'"
DENTISTRY.SOUTHERN :dental rooms, oppo-sito the prijrtofllce. "Phone. 3290. Exam¬inations unit, estimates frße,BICYCLBS~ÂND AUTOMOBILES.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND BICYCLES,.Tires and.sundries cheap: Try us. Bicy¬cle repairing a specialty nnd guaranteed'.Old wheels ¡exchanged. D. W. VAUGHN,?18 E. Main Street.
SIGNS.
EMPIRE SIGN CO-SIGNS THAT AP·peal. Tlio most modern shop in the Soutn,of every materlal'and description. Man-iifacturers of mirrors and gliding onglass. Wo nre the only manufacturersof engraved brass, nickel and coppersigns In the South; also only manufac¬turers of chipped, engraved and emboss¬ed glass signs; highest cluss advertisingsigns a specialty. Up-to-date showcards. Visit our show rooms, 200 \YostBrohd. next to Thompsons'. FRED. A.BUTTON, Manager.
YOUR MONEY'S WORTrL
A 'PIP-TOP DINNER FOR 50C. ON JULY'2Cth at'the restaurant at Buelrroe Beach.This arrangement has been made fol¬lile benollt of those going on the RE¬TAIL GROCERS' ASSO. EXCURSION.Nothing has been neglected to insureboth comfort and pleasure. So como,along..
EARLY BREAKFAST.
IF YOU AREGCÏÏNO AWAY ANDWANT |vour breakfast before leaving, you canget « good one at FRANCIONIE'S, 005-'007 E. Broad Street.
DYSENTERY CURE*WADE'S DIARRHOEA AND DYSEN-tery Compound. Cure« dlarrhooa anddysentery, c-holern-morbus, cramp colic,bilious colic, painter«' colic, chronicdiarrhoea, cholera lnfantum, and allsummer complaints; oxcellent for chil¬dren teething; pleasant and agreeable totake. Highly recommonded by physl-clans, professional nurse« and druggists.See testimonials of what those who havoused It have to say about It. Over tittyyear's reputation behind ovary bottle.Price, 25 cents per bottle. Alldrugglst«.
FRUIT JARS.
TO THE LADIES WHO ARE CONTEM-plating putting up pickles, preserves,etc This season you vo got to haveJars Now look at theso prices and.phone 1928 quick boforo thoy are ailcono. Tlio latest and best make. 1Dint 42c. dozen; quarts, 53e, dozen: 1-2gallon«. 73c. down, at BRUCE HARD¬WARE CO.. 171.1 East Franklin Street.
MECHANICS' TOOLS.
MECHANICS' TOOLS OF EVERY DE-«crlntlon at Do propor price. 'Phono19-8 or call on BRUCE HARDWARECO,, 1711 East Franklin Btre,et.
!" ÜPHÖLöTERINO.LEVY THE UPHOLSTERER, CANmake vour slip covers now.avoid thorush. B4 Brook Avenu». 'Phone 1036.
COUNTRY MEAL.
???Gß??? WATER GROUND MEALvoti over ate, from Green Springs,LouisaV county. GEO A HUNDLEY.'Phono 3S0. Geo. MoD, Blake, Manager.
:^old::=and" sîlv¥r~bûïïyFr7WANTED, OLD GOLD AND' SILVER INany condition; highest caah prlco« paid;or will givo watches, jewelry, silverwarehi exchange A- M MEYER & BRO,,jeweler«. No. tH» -i'01*'1 tíu'00·' «'«h-moud, Vu. ,
ANTIQUES.
MACHINERY.FOR ß?LE.CENTRIFUGAL. PUMPS,with pipe cnnhnctlnns: 1,000 feet. 2-Inch(Hid 1,000 feet ft-4 inch wire cable, set¬ters, derricks, 500 feet cast Iron 4-lnclipipe, 100 cast Iron lintels, fi, 8 arid lufeet long; one double leather 12-Inchhell, .'15 rent long, nun No. r> doublet.pulley Sttirtevant blower and pipe,phnftlng. belting, pulleys anil hnngers,FRED 8TE1NMEIMER. -120 Brook Affi¬nile; 'phone 14 4 S. '·¦
"." ?????7G7a"?1G?~??????aFOR FIRST-CLASS PLUMBINOj 8TJ'7AMand hot water healing see ,1. W. BAR-?????, 020 E. Main Street.
TRANSFERS.'PHONE 1fif,i-, RAPID TRANSFER CO.,?, M. Trnlnum, Manager, for freight,furniture, pianos nnd hauling ot all ile··sorlptlon; careful drivers; terms reason¬able.·. ¦_
MOVING AND HAULING.
?WKLV E WAGONS-TRANSFERRI Nd.moving plnnos and furniture nt shortnotice; specialty In freight hauling; sat¬isfaction guaranteed all customers. D.ROWLES, office 307 N. Second Street;residence 70*6 Munford, Street, Rich¬mond, Vn.
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GROCERIES.
IF you want to buy fat CHICK-ens or fresh Country Butter or Eggs,you can sav« money by going to H. F.WALDROP'8, 305 Brook Avenue
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY GOt/> H. F. WALDROP'-S, 303 Brook Ave-nue; he will sell you Greenback To¬bacco nt 3c. hag or 20c. pound; other to¬baccos crea ? in proportion, and he willslice old Country Ham nt 15c.
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CIDER MILLS.
CIDER MILLS OF THE FAMOUSHocking Valley make. In throe slr.es,at THE WATT PLOW CO·. Fifteenthand Franklin Streets, and 1404 E. MainStreoL t* _
VEHICLES.r
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETEstock of Vehicles In Richmond at THEWATT PLOW CO.. Fifteenth andFranklin Streets, and 1104 B. Main St.
-.'¦-'.¦." >WATCH REPAIRING.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN-ed by TVM. TOBIEN. Jr., is a guaranteethat It is done properly; 20 years' experi¬ence. Cleaning, 11.00; Main Spring·,11.00. 408 East Broad Street. All workguaranteed.
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TORS.
THE CHIMBORAZO TAILOR I N G,"CLEANING AND PRESSING·' CO.,Stage & Wiseman,.Proprietors, 2410 EastBroad. Yqur patronage solicited. Goodscalled for and delivered same day.'Phono 1701L. ~
RESTAURANT.
GRASS WIDOWERS WILL PLEASEtake notice and remernhor the best andoldest established place in the city, GUSE. DELARUE'S, 910 E. Alain Street,
.'. whero you can .got a good dinner or ahot 10c. lunch, served from 11 A. M. to11 P. M*. I also nervo dishes cooked toorder' from 7 A. M. to 8 P. M.
DYEING AND cTËÂNTngTCLEANING, DYEING. SCOURING-'Gents suits pressed, 50c; pante pressed.10c. ladles' suite pressed, 60c. upwards;pants scoured and pressed, 35c.; auiUscoured and pressed, $1,00; ladles' skirt·cleaned snd pressed, 60c.; ladles' skirt»scoured and pressed, 75c. dyeing at cost;old reliable dyo house. MUTUALSTEAM .JJYE1NG & CLEANINGWORKS, 813 W. Broad Street. 'Phone2274. Wagon call» and deliver» «roods.
PURITAN STEAM CLEANING ANDDyeing Works, "'Phone 2310,- 2404 EastBroad Stroet. E. S. JARVIS.. Proprietor.Kid gloves cleaned, 6c. per pair; suitspressed, 35c.; suits cleaned and pressed,tiOc. suits secured and pressed, 75c. ;¡.Klrts cleaned and pressed, 35c.'; skirtsscoured and pressed, 60c; skirts dyedand pressed, ?1; suits dyed and pressed,$1.75 silks cleaned. Ladles' and gents'gannente of all 3tlnd cleaned, pressedand iiyed. h
MEN'S SUITS CLEANED AND PRE8S-ed for $1.00 at M'KENNEY'S, 418-420 E.Marshall Street. Goods oalled for anddelivered, 't-hone £340.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.WE HAVE AN ASSORTMENT OF NEW
anel Second-hand Wugone nnd' severalRunabouts. RICHARDSON BROS., 613
. Brook Avenue.
FOR .VINE WAGONS AND CARRIAGE8,all kinds of repair work and rubbor tirosgo to P. R. PHILLIPS .& CO., 402 and401 North Seventh.
POULTRY, PET AND LIVESTOCK.
WANTED. TO SELL SEVERAL PAIRSof thoroughbred Plymouth Rook Pigeons.Address A. G. L., care of Currier No. 15,.city.
FOR SALE. FINE CHESTNUT, SOR-rel driving horse. Apply 521 S. LaurelStreet, ¦_
AWNINGS. ¡AWNINGS AND SCREENS MADE TOordor; estimates choorfully given, C.B· NORVELL, 2UV4 North Sixth Street.'Phone 48Q._*
PAPER HANGING.AUTISTIC WALL PAPER ADDS CHEER
to any room. I have the newest abades,designs and colors; prloes right. JAMEST. HILL. 60S East Main Street.
COAL, WOOD AND ICE.&_
we are"1tse'lling the best 'freeburning Anthracite Coal for $tl: LumpSplint, *f>; Wost Virginia Coko, 2.75; alsohslf cord Sawed Pine, $!,78; Oak. $!l.TYLER ? RYAN, Linden and Gary,'Phone 1379.
WE SELL GOOD. COLD ICE," LET UShavu your order. The best of attentionand prompt delivery at reasonable pricesis our motto. FORD & CARRINGTON.301 Bollili Pino Street, Coal. Wood andleo Dealers. 'Phono 47110.
$1.25 FOR ?A LF CORDALLF.G???YBox Factory Kindling Wood, delivered;nil kinds nf fuel at prices to meet allcomers, quuntlly and quality consid¬ered; established in 180.1. J. B. LAO*._ _.__..___ _
soiirKE^silo the postoffice. 'Phone 8290. Exam·limitons and estimates free.
PATENTS¦ GUARANTEED.Palloni* Secured or Fee Returned.
Sond model or sketch for fiv.'e opinionas to patentability. Senil fur illuslraiedGuide ik*ik. Contains mi) mechanicalmovements and LIST OF INVENTIONSWANTKL. TELLS' HOW TO OBTAINAND SELL PATENTS, Full particularsof NEW TKADU-MARK LAW, COPY¬RIGHTS, etc. Patents secured throughus niivertl»i>d free In World's Progressi.Sample copy freo.
Í3VANS, WILKENSâCO.,¡Reav, Patent' 'Attorney*»· en> F. St,, Wash-
inetun, P. C,
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Voice ofthe People1
Tainted Money.Edltor of The Tlmen-DlspatchiSir,.In an editorial on "Tainted Mohey"
In your Isbuo of the 18lh, you «ay, "To «itquietly by, while fortunes urn being Im¬morally picked up all about u«, and thento «corn to have anything to do with them(or, however, high a oaune, Is both short-sighted and tooll«h." What you «ay I«tnle, but you do not go far enough. Itfortune« havo, been thus picked up, It 1«cither becaueo thoro ar« no sufficient lawsto prevent It, or the law« are not properlyenforced. Such laws .can oly bo passed'when thorn Is a sentiment behind them,ni;d can also bo enforced only when theyare backed up by an educated popularsentiment.Tho universities and college« of tho
country ought to bo the places whero theyoung men of tho country are taught sen¬timent« of what I« right and moral. Willthey bo thus taught, when the head« ofthn&'o, Institutions, have received'largugifla from men. who aro known to havoacquired, their wealth by questionablemen p« 7As you say,· President Hadley, of Yfllo,
will hardly mako tiny remarks about Mr.Rockotoller, utter his Institution has ac¬
cepted a gift of a million of dollar« fromljhn. ¦»,'And to come closer home, In my vlovv,
the authorities of tho University of Vir¬ginia ought to have refuabd to accept thoÏ100.000 that Mr. Rockefeller recently gave
them, ; '--' ¡
When tho educated public sentiment oftho country noi only disapproves ot thopractices of Mr. Rockefeller and of other«of his kind, but demand that law«-shallbe passed to break them up, and whenpushed shall bo enforced, the day will notbe far distant when the-acquirement ofsuch fortunes a« Mr. Rockefeller's willbecome an Impossibility.But this will never be done a« long as
such men can «top tho mouths of thosewho should be leaders ot tho people by thegifts of large sum« of money, wlitoh theyhave unlawfully rwriing out of the bodyof tho people.
S. B. WHITEHEAD.Lovlngston, Va.
Annexation and Obstruction.Editor of The Timos-Dlspatch:Sir,.Your editorial in to-day's Issue,
headed "The Folly of Obstruction," anentthe shameful manner In .-which tho cityhas been provehted from annexing theterrltory_that she so badly needs andwhich the public wishes to tie taken' In,by one or two men hi tTi'o Council andBoard of Aldermen, though couched Inseemingly apologetic.tones (doubtless to·Messrs. Mills and Blair), Is »till the mostvirila and foroefül thing ybu have.-iald.1Now, Mr. Editor, I would not tie dis¬
courteous to any momber of our, citygovernment, and there la nò personalfeeling in what I «ay. But X submllthat what concerns tho welfaro and pros¬perity of tho city Is matter of. interest,or should be. to every citizen, and thoacts of our colludimeli and uldermen urolegltlmato subjects for erIUclBm.Granllng this, thero aro many .people
In Richmond who would like to knowwhy Messrs. Mills and Blair aro working,«o strenuously fo keep tho .''public (byWhom they hold their Jobs) from havingwhat they have so strongly declured theywanted.I. p., liberal annexation. Anddoes Mr. Mills dominate the entire Coun¬cil? Can no needed Improvement gothrough when he oppose« It! By whatvirtue does Mr. MIUb arrogate' to himselfthe privilege of killing moasures înè'ed'odand long desired by the city? "Mr. Millsand Mr. Blair! It does scorn to some ofus that every move made hero for pro¬gresa Is at ottco taken In charge of andkilled outright or bulqhorcd and emascu¬
lated, and by whom? By either Mr. Millsor Mr,' Blair, possibly by both (theircombined efforts arc supreme).It la a· sad augury for tho future of
Richmond that ono or two .gentlemenhave taken tho old town in charge andhave decided Just what and what is notgood for It; Tho people Want llboralannexation. Nobody In town knows thisbolter than Messrs. Mills and .Blah·. Thepeoplo elected Messrs. Mills and Blair tothe positions they hold, I ask,. then,what reason can they give for schemingin every posslblo manner to keep thopeople from having what they,know thupeople wunl? When thóy purauo such a
course Ihey should not complain lì peo¬plo say things. But, then, perhaps theydon't complain,Wo used to know Mr. Siili« when ho
lived along the banks ? G the Rappahan-nock, and though an hitcHlgcnt youngman, ho wa« hi no wise above the usual.Sine« his coming to Richmond I fainwould ask: "Upon what nient doth thisour Caesar feed" that ho wotlld rule thodly?As «toted before, we mean no disre¬
spect to either of. the gentlemen alludedto, hut soino of us" would llko to know«Imply If those two city father« (andmother«, too) are to bo allowed to com¬
pletely domlnuto and drag their wayIn overy matter of Interest to the pity?Are all tho other councilman and alder¬
men mico, or aro there, a fow real mouand patriotic, men In the bunch?
ANNEXATION.Richmond, Vn.
A Negro's View of Italians.Editor of The Tlmes-Dlspatch;Sir,.A few Sundays ago there ap¬
peared «i conuiiunlcHtlon from »someonesigning "Amigo dogli (liillanl." Thiswas n well written, panegyrical, efflores¬cent, poetical and Imaginative article,which, a« an essay, was interesting rend¬ing. Tho writer «ays thn.Mhn ¿issubhIiih-tlon of tho chief of police of New Or¬leans ?« ? well worn subject. So It I«,but ? showed the hand of the Mafia,II nlso «bowed the cowardly treacheryInherent In Latin race«, Doe« ho thinkthat the widowed mother of the youngdeputy «liBi'lff of Fairfax county, mur¬dered by an Italian because ho was try¬ing to arrest the Italian for Insultingyoung school girls by using Improperlanguage toward them, thinks that Hal-Inns make useful citizens? Ho tri«·« Inhis nrtlclo to mako little of these things,hut It Is things like those that causo whatIs known uh the negro problem, nndallow mo tu «ay In defence of our negrocitizen«, that as a ruce. twachery I«not prodonjtnnnt to the extent that It I««mone Bailan», and îiegrocB have no
Mufln. which our "friend of the Ital¬ians" tries to have us overlook.My Utter 1« Inspired by a letter to you
by one Eliot Norton, of Now York, whichI« renili' an advertisement of «omo Im¬migration .soeietv. l firmly nwd, con¬
scientiously believe Unit any heavy Im¬migratimi of Italia na or und kindredLatin raen will coiiKtItuto a «vriotis men¬ace of our country of Ihe Bouth, "Aii-lcodegli Italian!" does not refuto a slneleone of my sliitemcnt». I asked him totoll me how many Italian« In Richmondwero engaged In useful trade«, such as
machinist a. carpenter«, inaeon«, brlck-lavora. and he talks about the beautiful
blu« skies of Sritttliern Italy, she! IhnIlnlln.n's love of nature. Thn sanie might«pply to any tramp whose lov* Of nature,leads hltn to spend his' Mm« communing¦wilt nature, shunning work altd begglnefor food.
I spoke nf the Mit fin und Black Handsocieties, whose mission It Is to tmirrierthose who have Incurred their enmityand Mr. Amico, says the pollen of Italynro doing nil |n their, power to put It
dnwn, but that It Is secret, while In someSouthern commilnitlen tho lawlessnessIs mntlo no secret of, nnd therefore I«that much inore demoralizing. Perhapsso, bul to my mind the shooting s'critpesIn the South, whero the men tight eachother fuce^ to fnco and In Hie open, nr«f/ir preferable to stabbing a mali In thehack, whero ho tins not one chance Ina 'hundred. It Is nil well enough to talkabout assimilating foreigners, but as amutter of fact, tho inferior rncês havea most demoralizing effect upon themorals of »1. "community.Witness the dlfferene-e In Hie behavior
of girls and women in the South, andthose In the cities of the North and Wosf,which arc thronged with foreigners, Wedon't see drunken women stsggerlngalong the street, here, nor women speak¬ing to men on the street, ns you willsee In Chicago, I'lillndelphln, Npw York,
Asftp Mr. "Amico degli Italiani" speak¬ing of Northerners considering them¬selves "the grent. ? am," &c, ot course,you will Und a certain number of foolseverywhere, but ns a rule those sottlerl"hero nrn modest nnd kindly ppople, amost useful class of citizens; and onowo ought to encourage to come here Inlargor numbers. In many respects wohave much to lenrn from them, and weare not going to make nny great progressby "thinking we know It all. but in theense of Italian immigration the factsaro- against the oncourag¿ment of suchImmigration., 1" was in one of the coun¬ties along upper James River not longago, and the people there scoffed _ntthe, idea of bringing Italians to settlethere, nnd salti. If they came they wouldfind a wn.y to/drive' them out. In con¬clusion, I don't think our people thekind who will submit to having some¬
thing forced upon them that they don't.want, and the admitted determination ofthe Italian Government to colonize theSouth with their natives, will, ? hope,strike many a. snng bcfoçc It becomes an
accomplished fact. '
Respectfully.JUVENIS.
BULLET EXTRACTED.
Dockery Doing Well and BailWill Be Insisted On.
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(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)RALEIGH, N. C, July 22..-Physicians,
to-day extracted one bullet, from JohnDockery, who was shot more than a monthago by Polldema'n Isaac Rogers,' becausehe "believed Dockery had betrayed, hissevehteon-year-old daughter. * The bulletwas from the wound In the shoulder andwas found Just tinker .the skin in front,where it had lodged after crashing through':'the shoulder from the rear and scatter-'Ing. the. '¿boulder' bones. It Is thoughtprobable that It he recovers' he will toa considerable extent lose the uso of thoarm. The bullet In tho most seriouswound, thnt In the hack, which passeddnhgerously near the spine' -and, pene¬trated the lungs, has not bconNloctited,and ho Is still too weak to stand an oper¬ation. The patient Is doing very well,but. Is not consltjerod out of danger.The question of the preliminari· lietir-
Ing of Rogers, who has been Iii jail.'since.tho shooting, will come up' again Mon¬day, and his counsel announce their -pur¬pose to Insist on ball. Until now Dock-ory's condition hns been so precariousthnt the question of ball'could not bepressed. In the event ball." Is allowedthere will bo no extensive preliminarybearing, examination being waived.
MASHED TO DEATH.
Boy Caught By Falling Tree and
Instantly Killed.(Special to The' Times-Dispatch.)
DURHAM.1 N. C, July 22.HarveyScoggins was killed by being caught be¬tween a falling tree and a-corn crib at thehome of his uncle, about one mllo oastof Durham, ynsterdny morning.Young Scoggins's uncle, Mr. N. M;--Mar¬
shall,, was cutting down some tall pineshear tho cflb. One beguh leaning towardthe crib, and Scoggins was scat, up thetree to put a chain around the top in or¬der that the men on the ground might pull'it the other way. This lie did and came'down. Then It was found that the chainwould have to be about five foot higher.Then R -waa that Scoggins, together withhis con(in, Aiolà Marshall, again went upthe tree. While up there a great puff ofwind h'eW the Iree down, in spite-of thuefforts of the men, catching'tho body orIHtarvoy Scoggins between It and the corn-crib, killing him InBtlintiy. Viola MarshallSaved herself by jumping. No blame isattached to any one on account ot theuntimely accident.Young Scoggins llvoü with hie grand¬
mother near the Marshall home.e-
Funeral of Mr. Tompkins.The funeral of Mr. E. G. Tompkins, who
died at the home of his daughter In Ash-land, Friday, win take place there at 3o'clock this afternoon. The body will hobrought to Richmond, ranching Elba Sta¬tion at 4:25. Interment will be In Holly¬wood. The pnll-bourers will b«;Activo-R. A. Puyne, E. A. Evans, E. I..C Scott, 8. E- Bates, Gordon Wallace,Carter White, William Mussle and W. 8.Gill.Honorary.J, B. Winston, Dr. J. S. Well-
ford Theodore Ellyson. Mann S. Quarles,William'M·. Hill. E. A. Batighman. O, J.,'Saudi«, J. M. Miller, Jr., John'B. Purcell,J. C Joplln anel F ?, Sutton.
Small Fire at the Forbes PlantYesterday morning shortly after 10:15
o'clock fire broke out in the smoke-houseof tho provision store of W. S. Foglie*and Company, corner of Tenth and Byrd.StreetH, and It might have proved a «e-
rjnus blaze had not engines Nos. 3, 4 and7, with truck No. 1, promptly respondedto the alarm und ciuenehed the fiamos.The fire originated from a piece of amok-lug inMit. Little or no damage was done.Insurance on the amoke-lrouse amountsto fl.Tui. and on the contents thereof»1,000.
Fertilizer Bulletin Issued.Commissioner of Agriculture G. \y.
Kölner is nt present sending out to Vir¬ginia fanners Fertiliser Bulletin No. 25,which Is "the second one be has Issuedthis year. Four ot these bulletins are
Issued each year, In addition to ihn an¬
nual report, and may bo obtained fromCommissioner Kölner by any farmer In
the State who sends his' address on a
pontili.
Stamping Out Disease.There are now but three oases of small-
.pox at the hospital, and those are of a
mild type. No cases are reported InManchester.
El·. AV. T. Oppeiilliniev states that the
loi'til sanitation and disinfection aro so
thorough that In »11 probability no fen-,oral vaccinatimi order will be Issued.
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Death Due to Daring.George Rlc«·· who wus drowned In Hie
fanal Friday afternoon, brought abouthi""it·«t h by Id» own voulut ísomern·**.lie uttf-mpted to make a long swim, whichproved too ran* for his power», aod hi««la riti«- in.ulled la hie di-ath·
