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WANTSONP) C'BNT A WOBD.
JLottt anb jfotthb._LOST, oVaV^HQI i'i K1: !.' L MU FI'*, ON
road from Brook Itunwl, tlicnce byWest brook, through Pope's phiee,Bolleview, to ilermltiign Koad. Re<ward If left ut 107 South ThirdStreet.
FOUND, ON BROAD' STREET-, SUNDAYnight, the 23(1, Indy'H liuntlng cascHliver watch, Ownor cnn not gamo byapplylng nl tflis olllee. piovlng prop¬erty nnd paylng for thls mi.
LOST, 0**f BROAD STREET, BETWEENFlrst und Nlneteetitli .Streets, goldbrne'det, wlth curvlng on top. Re-wnid if returned to Mi.<s o. j. AN¬THONY, 211 North Nlneteent h Stroet,
LOST, FROM 2U2 EAST CARYStreeti a whlle nnd yellOW Poriilunkltien. ROWttrd lt returned to aboveuddrcHB.
£>elp Wttanttl}, iflale.A 'FIRM COMMENCINO BUSINESS
wants compeieot lady stonographol',Modernte oalary at start, hut -viil boIncreased If work is satlsfaclot y.Stato experlence and salary de.ilrcd.I*.-O. Box r.7i>.
FIHEMEN and brakf.mlnon rail-roads ln RIchmond and vlclnlty, toflll vacaiieies caused by ptoiiiotlons.Experlence unnacossary. i-«tat« age,hoiglii, welght. Firemen, $10u inpnth-ly, become onglneers and earn I'loo.Brakeinen, $76, becoming conductorsi-arn $150. Namo posltion preferred,RAILWAY ASSOCIATION, curoTlmes-Dlspatcli.
I MADE $50,000 IN FIVE YEARS INtho mall urdcr buslness; began wllh$5. Any oi.e can do tlio work. Sendfor freo bookht; tells how to getstarted. MANAGER, Box 070, Lock-port, N.Y.
TVANTEDfl-OR U. S. ARMY, ABLE-bodlcd, unniarrled men, betweennges of Ds and 85; citlzens of th-'United States, of good character andtemperato habltp, who can Bpeak,read nnd writo English. Mon want¬ed now for servlce ln Cubn and thePhlllpplr.es. For lnformation applyto RECRU1TING OFFIOER. &20 EastBroad Street, Rlclimond, Vu.; ll*Hycamore Street, Petorsburg, Va.. orColumbia Bulldlng, Granby Street,Norfolk, Va.
WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBEIltrade; only eight weeks requlred] ex¬
penses eurned whllo learnlrg; toolsdonated; dlplonias awarded; boardprovlded: posltlons gMaranteed grad-uatep. Wrlto for free catalogue.MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, 207Bowery. New York City._|
WANTED. A SINOLE MAN WHO UN?derstands trucklng and poultry. forNorfolk and Wcrtern ExperlmontalFarm, Irt Southnmpton county. Applvto ROBT. B. FORREST. ut T. XV.Wood & Sons' Seed Store. 12 SouthFourteenth Street.
WANTED. AN OFFICE ASSISTANT, ApraCtlc&l young man witli somelmowledgo of bookkeeping and ste-nography. Apply ln person to II 532,curo Tlmos-Dlspatch.
WANTED. A REGLSTERED DRUGclerk for one of eur city customers.Apply by letter. BODEKER DRUGCO.
AVANTED, HARNESS-MAKEES: GOODwages; steady empioyment. MILLER& GLEASON. Newport News, Va.
v. .:rr.ii. DRIVER FOR BREAD WA-gon. Apply 8137 Eaat Main Street
Bituation* iPTanteb, iHale.
POSITION BY MAN* FAIR EDUCA-tlon, References. Address L 037,in Tlmos-Dlspatch.
g>clp ZKKanttU, Jfcmale.WANTED, A YOUNG LADY TO DOgennrul oflice work and typewrltlng.Glve referenoe and salary expected.Address II 5S7, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. ~V STENOGRAPHER WHOhas had oflice experlence. WriteUs. statlng salary expected. P. O.Box isr». Clly.
WANTED, TWO EXPERIENCEDchambermaids at 1029 East MalnStreet.
WANTED, A GOOD. RELIABLE SER-vant at once, for light Work. Applv320 North Twenty-first Street.
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*g»ituation£f 2&lanteb, jftmalt.WANTED. B~Y A YOUNG LADY, A~Pc>
sitlon to do general oflice work,typewrltlng, etc.; can glve best ref¬erences. Address A 135, care Tlmes-Dispatch.
2|elp, iHalfe anb jfemale..WrNrl^r^EN AND WOMEN TO
¦work at honic durlng sparc nours;no canvnsslne: $10 week easlly earn-ed; particulars Gc. Writo now.WELLS MANUFACTURING CO.,Box 480, Greensboro, N. C.
iprofetfaumul #elp Manteb.WAN^IiK^TEAcTlERS' FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. TIIE VIR¬GINIA TEACHERS' BUREAU, Rev.R. XV. CR1DL1N, Manager, Manches¬ter. Va.
.WANTED. A PHYSICIAN FOR ESTAB-llshed vlllago anel country practico.Address PHYSICIAN, caro Times-Dlspatch.
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Bolititoti anb &>alt&mtn.IHE* WALLACE IlT^lTo^ICINS^Co"bankers and brokers, Clilcago, dcslrerellablo represontatives to make nspeclalty of selllng tbo securltius ofa lurgo industrlal combinatlon, be¬ing a mergor of a number of well-estublislied properties Of tlio same
^¦class. Tlie stock is now paylng div¬idends; cxtenslvo advertlalng sup¬port will bo given and the entorprlse-will hoar uny' kind of Investigation,eithor nh to Its eurnlng capaclty ottlie character and experlence of ltsmaiingonient; references requlred,
tyuamttSfi ©pportunttiea.WANTED. ICctiVeT^^IW^MTIC
purtnor wlth $5,000, to take Interestin establlslied wholesalo buslness. aBplenelid opportunlty to tho rightone. Investlgate thls. Addres*WHOLESALE, 1507 Maln StreetLynchburg, Va.
WANTED, FOR HSTAULISHED BUSI-ness, pnrtner, elther active or speclal,with $5,000, to tako a vaiuablo Inter¬est. Addross H 0S0, caro Tinies-Dls-patch.
HOTEL MAN WANTS HOTEL, WISHESmanageiiient, or would lense somewell iocateel property if othorwisedoslrablo. Address "MANAGER,"Hotel Marllnton, Marllnton, XV. Vu,
Coal anb miotfo..WHY ARE WE'CALLED'THE FUEL
klngs? Beetuiso wo handlo the bestfuol. Wo aro headquarters for NorthCarolina wood. Our eoul burns upllko wootl, Try a satnplo loud. 'Phone11013. NORTH CAROLINA WOODAND COAL CO. 827 Brook Avenuo,
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»ntcb.-WANTED, TO BUY HOUSEHOLLgoods ln any quantlty, Call 'phonemx.
Don't spoil the happiesttime of your life worryingover fiats.and furniture, andthe thousand and one thingsneeded to make a newhome.When you get started
on that tack there'll be noend to your troubles. It's
too early to assumc thc cares of a householder and the rcsponsibililiesof making your good will match up with your bank account. Waituntil you get your feet back on the earth again.
In the meantime rent one of the furnished apartments inThe Times-Dispatch Want Columns, and keep your honeymoonat the full as long as possible.
Reading the want ads every day will only add to your pleasure, andsooner or later the flat or home you want will be advertised in yourfavorite newspaper.Then you can transfer your honeymoon to a home of your own, as
cozy and comfortable as though made to your order.Even honeymoons are not quite complete these days without the
every-day reading of The Times-Dispatch Want Ads.
Poarfeing.WANTED, PERMANENT AND TRAN-
slc-nt boarders at THK LUKAY, 403East Maln Street; excellent table;nlco rooms.
MRS. PITiSER. 115 EA.ST FRANKLLNStreet. Handsomc dinlng-room: bo-tel «ervlce; old Virginia cooklng;rooms slngle aud en suito.
WANTED. PERMANENT ANTJ TABLEboarders. Apply Mrs. IIUKACKWELLKORD JONES, S09 WestFranklln.
WANTED, PERMANENT. TRANS7ENTand table boarders; also front room..107 Eust Maln.
WANTED. PERMANENT. TRANSIEN'Jfand tablo boarders, at G10 NorthElghth Street.
jSoarb <X23ant£a.','.;;¦ v C iui !.'"". ¦':-'!'i'i:Ni--H-<-d rnon'i v.-itb board. eonvenieni torar line: prlvato family prefiAddress II 5S6, care Tlnif-R-Dlspatch.
iftoomsi for &tnt.WANTED, A COUPLE TO OCCUPY
front room. southern exposure; fur¬nlslied or unfurnlshed: steam heat;eloctrlc llghts; poreclaln bath; liotand cold water; use of teiephone,wlth board. Mrs. MAUDE DAVIS, alsEast Broad Street 'Phono 5146.
FOR RENT. TWO ROOMS FOU LIGHThouseket-jilng, Curnlshed or unfur¬nlshed, blS East Droad. next to NewBijou.
FOR RENT. WELL FURNISHED SIN-gle and double rooms; also severaliinfurnlshc-d rooms. SPOT.SWOODHOUSE,
FlrRNISHED ROOMS, HOT WA1 ER.teiephone; meals served. 700 EastMarshall Street.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS AND TABLEboard. No. 203 West Grace Stroet.
Ft" RNISHED, HEATED ROOM*i FOReentiemen, at 719 East Grace.
Ecomsl (LBcUttea.WA^TE^X^FURNISHED ROOM, FOR
light housokcoplng. convenlent tomarket; .stnte prlce. L 631, caroTlmes-Dispatch.
Jflats Jfor £ent.for ren/t, A flat OF five nicerooms. witli batti and fuel room at-tached. References given and re-
tiuirod. Apply :":;03 East Orace Street.
FOR RENT, FLAT FURNISHED ORunfurnlshed, wlth bath. S1S EastBroad; next to BIJou.
FOR RENT, FLAT, SIX ROOMS, 624Wost Grace. Apply second flat.
iperamralfl!.THE TYFEWRITER EXCHANGE, 605East Maln Stroet, branch of Ameri¬can Wrlting Ma'Chlhe Co., take pleas¬ure in showing thelr splendld Stockof now and rebullt typewritors of allmakes to thoso interested in buy¬lng or rentlng. Every machlneabove twenty dollars earrles abso¬iutely tbo samo guarantee that lsglven witli 5100 new machlnes. Allmakes sold, rented und repaired. Sup¬plles for all kinds of machlnes. In-vestigate.
'WESTOVER" RUBBER ROOFING,carried in four thlcknesses, ls su-perlor to almost overy brand ohthis market. Get a sample of lt be¬foro placlng your orders. Speclfv"Westover" Rubber Rooflng.to yourdealer and patronlzo Iiome lndustry.THE WESTOVER PAPER CO., Rlch¬mond, Va.
EVERY DEPOSITOR IN A BANK ISeriually entltled tu tlio greatest se¬
curlty aud tlie best servlce. TIIEFIRST NATIONAL BANK OK RICH¬MOND, VA.. undoubtedly affords both.aiul Invltes accounts from ull classqsneeding tho fncilltics of a strong,large, courteous bank. Assets, $0,000,-000.00. Orgunlzed Aprll. lSiiS.
THE COMMONWEALTH CHAPTER, D.A. R., wlshes to iinnoiince thnt thobuilot lunclieoii given for thc bene-llt of the chapter on tho ILM wns
prepnretl by Miss Sara Frances Bon-ner for tlio Southern Cotton Oll Co..of Saviinnah, Gu., manufacturers ofSnowdi-itt and Wesson Cooktng Oii.
FOUND NOT GUILTY..CHARLESJiowurd (colored), who was arrestiuiMonday nlght on a warrant ehnrg-lng lilin witli breaking into tlie stableof tlio Colici Company, wiih foundnot gulily of Jbe chargo in tho PollcoCourt Tuesday mornlng, und waslionorably dlscharged.
PARLOR ~S"U1TS. ODb CIIA.IRS ANDcouches recovered and roupholslorodllko new; sllp covers mado and mnt-tresses renovated; for casli or oneasy payments. No charge for estl-liuitos. CHARLES .TURGHNS'S SON,Adams and Broad Streets.
LET US REPAIR THAT SEWINO MA-clilno for you now, whllo tho woathcrin bad, and beforo you start yoursprlng sewlnpr. All work guarau-toorl. Stiiiiilard agency. JURGENS'SMAMMOTH 'FURNITURE STORE,A il:i ln.-: and Bl'OUd.
ASK YOUR QROCHR FOR SM1TU~field suusago. It ls tho beat.
Jfor B>ak.'OR SALE. (1) A COMPLETE ICEcrealtl manufacturlng outflt; (2) M<-Dowoil improved Ovon, with all nec¬
essary baking titenslls; (.1) threedozen wire chairs and ono dozen ta-blt*. (4) two (il; showeases and onocounter, wlth two sets of shelving.candy Jars, scales. etc. Apply atOllCd to J. A. MORRIS & CO., 21'JEast Maln Streot.
FOR SALE. BRADLEY "LITTLE JAP"sulkv disc cultlvator; can be changodto hon cultlvator; hns pivbt axie andrmbodies all latest improvements.We have also Janesvllle sulky dlsccultlvator Hnd Pennsylvania ridingand walking hoo cultlvators. Wo in-vlte comparlson. W. K. BACHE,SONS & MULFORD, 1406 East Maln.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. ALLstandard makes of typewriters;buslness complete without one; icrdlt amount puid for reiy if youdeclde to purchase. Look at ourrebuilt niachinee. THE 'I'VPLWRl-TER EXCHANGE, $0B East MalnStreet, Rlchmond, Vn.
THE CALVERT RYE WHISKEY THATls old, mlld and rlch in medlclnalQiiallties; $1 per full quart: bottledat the distlllery THE GEORGE A.HUNDLEY CO., INC, Pure FoodStore. George McD. Blako, Secretaryand Manager, 514 East Broad Street.
FOR SALE, FIVE LIGHT DYNAMO,1-3, 1-6, 1-4, 1-2 II. P., niotors. new,standard type, low prlces; also enst-Ings, arrnature dlscs. commutatorsund materials, for small dynamosand motors. F. E. AVERILL, 367Seventh Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
WANTED. CASH BUYER FOR 150cords mlxed plne and oak cord wood,nt $3.35 in carload lots, deliveredRlchmond; can make lmmediate ship¬ment; flrst man wlth money securesbargain. RICHARD M. JANNEY.Elko, Va.
R. L BARNES" SAFE AND LOCK CO.,11, 13. 15 Nortli Fourteenth Street,will si-ll a large number of second-hand fire-proof safes, all makes nndslzes, very cheap, thls week only, tomake room for tiew Btock, Call early;get your choice. Ternis to suit you.
SMITHFIELD 1IA11S, THE REAL AR-tlclo: v.-o sell no Imitations. THEGEORGE A. HUNDLEY CO., I INC.Pure Food Store. Georgo McD. Blake,Secretary and Manager, 514 EastBroad Street.
FOR SALE, 1000 CORDS OF WOOD.prlce S-i.50 per cord in carload lotsdellvored in Richmond. VIRGINIALUMBER AND BOX CO.. INC. Pe¬tersburg, Va.
WE POS1TIVELY HAVE NO AGENTS,therefore savo you agents' commis¬slon on Standard light running, ro-
tary shuttle sewlng machlnes. JUR-GENS, Adams and Broad.
TOP BUQOIBi AT BOTTOM PRICES?perfect vehicles; full of solld com¬fort aml guarantppil li^iv.
SONS, 120 South Elghth Street.
VALUABLE WOODWORKING PLANTfor salo; admirablo locatlon; termsreasonabie. J. Y. PHILUPS, Farm-vlllc, Va.
NATIONAL CASH" REGISTER FORsalo; $100 Model; used only threemonths; first-class condltlon. Price,$60. Address Box 189, Norfolk, Va,
FOR SALE, IDLEWOOD BALL-BEAR-lng skatlng rlnk skntes, ?1 pair: reg¬ular $5.50 skates, at TOMPKINS'S,207 AVost Broad.
SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND BOIL-era from 5 to lOO-horsenower; allguaranteed. 1. BLUFORD & CO..1537 East Cary.
EOR SALE, CHEAP. A $350 UPRIOHTpiano. lf Interested address" L 628,care Times-Dlspatch.
WILL SELL PHIPP'S SAILORS, Ollanv lmt In stock, $1 oncli. as long asthey last. L. B. MORRIS. INC.
3&eal .mtt for g>ale.F^ai.*r^AI>HT^TTMBER LANDS ATlowest prices on ensy terms; greatestbargains In Virginia. Wrlte t'or cat¬alogue. Address J. R. ELAM, Char¬lottesville. Va.
A'NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE, CEMENTblock foundatlon, forty'flve-foot lot,good locatlon. Prlco $1,500. Ad-dross H 58S, curo Times-Dlspatch.
VOU. SALE, HOTEL, BAR ATTAOH-ed; a good propositlon. Addressowner, J. G. KING, Frederlcksburg,Va.
43oultriV"»^ct nnb iibc ^toch.NOW- LS TIIE TIME TO IIATCH
broilors nnd wjnter layers; we sollCharles A. Cypher's "Model" incu-hutor.i and brooders at factory prlces,f, o .b., Rlchmond. Free oatalogueond feed clrcular. W. J. TODD, Rleh-inond, Va.
FREE..L1BERAL SAMPLE CONKEY'SLaylng Tonic aml valuable PoultryBook. lf you brlng thia ad. to XV. ,iTODD, Richmond.
FOR SALE, LARGE WORK lIOlTsR1211 North Fiftli Streot.
$3tolution JJtotta.T1HS IS TO NOTIFY THJU-.PUBLIO
tliat thn piirtnorshlp of J. A. Morris& Cornpcu y lias boen dlssolvod byniuluul cousout oX all imi'tnora.
ONB CBNT A WORD.
iJotfces..NOTlCE, TO TIIE VOTERS OF THE
City of RIchmond! Thero will bo nm&as-meotlng of the Republlcan vnt.ers o/ the city of Rlohmond on march7. fl>08, al Helvldero Hall, RIch¬mond, Vu., ut 8 P. M. 'fli*' Objecl olIhlfl meetlng ln lo reorganlze the CityCommittee, to flleet a city chnlrtnnnand to olect seven dolegutes und ul-teriiiites to tlio Stato and dlstrlctconventions,
Hy order of the City Committee.C, R1D0WAY MOORE. Chalrman.
I'O SIIIPPERS OF COUNTRY PRO-tluce; 11. H. MARTIN & CO., of Nel-sou county, Va., arn now located a!Tenth and Loulslana Ave,, Northweat;Washlngton, V, C, us wholesalecommbislon merchants. Mr. Martinwns for mnny yenrs wlth Southernnnd Northwestern Railroad, nn.iwould be glad to serve the merchantiaud farmers of tho Vlrglnlus andCarollnas. Glve hlm a trial. Wrlt-*ror tagrt and <|tiotattlons.
EVERY DEPOSITOR IN A BANK ~ISrquully entltled to tho greatest ne-curlty and tlio best servlce. TIIFFIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH¬MOND, VA., undoubtediy affordsboth, and lnvites accounts from allclasses needing tho facilltles of ast-vjng, large, courteous bank. As¬sets $9,000,000.00. Organlzed Aprll,1865. |
WANTED. EVERY* ONE TO KNOWthat Johnson's Sure Cure forPiles will cure when everythlng e];.ofalls; wholeaalo and retnll drttgglsts;write for freo samples. Manuf;:..:-tured by C. M. JOHNSON CO., Rich¬mond, Va.
WANTED, A FEW HORSES TOboard: personal attentlon glven tobuslness; use only tho best feed;prlcf-s reduced. JNO. F. HUNDLEY.412 North Flfth Street. 'Phono No.1819.
REMOVAL NOTICE..DRS. G. J. ANDD. A. DAVISON havo removed theirdental offlces from Seventh andBroad to Murphy's Hotel Annex.corner Elghth and Graco Streets.'Phono 2188.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOWthat .IAHNKE BROS., Jewelers, 012Eust Maln Street, buy, sell, exchangeand remoiint diamonds in the lateslstyles. Old gold and sllver takenln exchnnge.
HORSE CLIPPINO.TO KEEP Y*OUBhorse fat nnd in good condition. hcshould be clipped ln spring and fall:work dono by an experlenced cllp-per; prleo $2. JNO. F. HUNDLEY",412 North Flfth tpieet.
i-Htecellaneoua. ,
GASOLENE EI^GINES.FOR SALE, McVICKER AUTOMATICgasolene englnee, tho simplest andbest englne manufactured to dute;exutnine samples in operation andbe convinced. Wo havo also t-awlngoutflts, feejl grinders and foddercutters. Can muke you ltidependentof-hired help. XV. K. BACHE, SONS& MULFORD, 1406 East Main.
EUBEER REPAIRING.
RUBBER BOOTS HALF-SOLED. 75cheeled. 50e; patclies, 15c and upovershoes heeled, 35c. Rubber coat)altered nnd lixed; hot water bag*and other rubber goods repalredDREW'S ELECTRIC RUBBER RE¬PAIRING. 718 East Maln Street'Phone 2867.
PLOWS AND CASTINGS.
FOR SALE. SOUTH BEND CHILLEDplows and castings; write us for ariy-thlng needed in South Bend nlowa;also general sales agents for Vulcapchilled plows, the best plow onearth. W. K. BACHE. SONS & MUL¬FORD, 140C East Main.
UPHOLSTER1NG.PARLOR SUITE, ODD CHAIRS ANEcouches recovered and reupholstereilike new; sllp covers mado and mat-tresses renovated; for cash or oreasy pavments. No chargo for esti¬mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SONSAdunls and Broad Streets.
' RELIABLE_TRANSFE R.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF HAULing trunks to depot or nny part o.city, from RIchmond Collego tcTwenty-nlnth Street, for 25c; alsepiano anel furnituro hauling. C. CMILLNER, 904 Eust Broad. 'Phone1445.
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ART DEALERS.
NOW IS THE TLME TO HAVE YOUPplctures and mlrrors overhauled. ThtCralg Art Co., 115 East Broad Streetwill elo all work in thls line, restor-ing puintings, regllding frames, re
silverlng mlrrors, at very reasonablirates. Call or 'phone 12(>2.
SKATES.
HAVE PURCIIASED ENTIRE LOT OIball-bearing skates and parts fronIdiewood skating rink; ball-bearimskates while they last, $1 pair; balltwo for lc; washers, 2c and 4c; nutsr.c; repalring of all kinds of skatesTOMPKINS. 207 Wcst Broad.
"fclACIIINERT.SPECIAL AND PATENTED MACHIN
erv built. Let us develop your mo-chanlcal Ideas along that patent yoihave been thlnking about: llbera!proposltlon. C. B. FORD CO.. TrigtShlp Yard. 'Phone 302S.
TYPEWRITERSREMINGTONS, UNDERWOODS, OLIV
ers, and all cther makes may bo ha<ut a saving of 25 per cem. to 75 pecent. at the TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 005 East Main StreetRichmond.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
FOR SALE. DAYTON WAGONS', ANderson buggies. surreys nml run-abotits; Thornhlll nnd Tennesse.farm wagons: prices und torms tcplease vou. XV. K. BACHE, SONS &MULFORD, 1400 East Muln.
DENTISTRY".TIIE UNION DENTAL ROOMS. THIRI
und Broad Streets, over Dabney':Shoo Store. Sets teeth, $5; gol<crown, $1; bridge work, per tooth.55; gold Illllng. $1 up, DR. DORSE-*Manager.
OPTICIAN&WHAT'S WRONG? IS IT Y'OIIR EYES"Probably you need glnssos. Go tcDr II. BREITSTEIN, The Optlcian118 East Broad, and have them ex.amlned. They may bo cause of youiheudaches. Consultatlon froe.
FINE UPHOLSTERING AND MAT-TREofaESi
FURNITURE REPAIRED, POLISHBIand reupholstered; old hair mat.tresses made over llko new; sllp cov.ers cut and made. JACOB UMLAUF705 West Maln Stroot. 'Phono 3292
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST
TRUNKS. BAGS AND GIFTS OOODiln overy slze. shapo and prloe, owlsh your trunks, bag or sult-ca.-nrepalred, be sure to call or teiephon.tn ROUNTREE'S RETA1L STORE703 Eust Broad Stfeet. 'Phono 5133
REPAIRING.
Mull
WANTON'l-l f'MNT A WORD,
ifltecellmteoutf.AWNINGS.
WHY NOT trAVE YOUR AWNINGSiiiiidn up now whllo you can SecureOvery attention nnd care nnd bo readyfor tho sprlng? II. E. COPHLAND& CO., 108 North Ninth.
FUEL.BUY FUEL FROM THE DEALERwho Miivos you money. ono cord ouknr plne, $6.75; dlscount nn nll klnd.iof coal for cnsh. TYLER & RYAN.Llndun und Cary.
WATCH REPAIRING.
ILWE YOUR WATCH REPAIRED ASlt should be. I guarantee all work.O. R. KASTEN. silccessor to I. Uod-dard. 510 East Maln Street.
DYEING AND CLEANINO.
SUIT SCOURED AND PRESSED, 75C;suits pressed, r,0c; ladles' aud gonts'siilts dycd at GILL'S. 325 Nortli FifthStreet. 'Phono 4862.
ANTIQUES.LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANTIQITKS
ln the Stnte; everythlng nt rock-bottom prlces. BIGGS, No. 515 EastMaln Street.
SEWINO MACHINES.
DON'T BE WORRIED TO DEATH BYsewlng mnchlno agents, but buy a"Standard" dlrect from us. JUR-GENS. Adams and Broad.
SKATE REPAIRING.
ALL PARTS OF ROLLER SKATES.Including tho stock of Idlowoodskatlng rlnk skates, on salo only atTOMPKINS. 207 West Broad.
REPAIRING AND POLISIIING FURNI¬TURE.
LEVY. THE UPHOLSTERER ANDmnttress maker, 425 West BroadStreet.
BAKERY.
POUND CAKBS, 25C. LARGEST ANEthnt good hOme-mado taste. DRINK-ARD, 423 1-2 Nortli Slxth.
DYEING AND CLEANINO.
JOHN LA TOUCHE. CLEANING. DYE-Ing. scourlng. presslng. 123 EastMaln Street.
-fffcetmgjf.New York. February 13, 1908.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATtho annual meeting of tbo stock¬holders of the Chesapeake WesternCompany wlll be bold nt thc prlncl¬pal offlco of tho company, No. 605Mutual Assurance Bulldlng, Rich¬mond, Va., on TUESDAY. THE 3DDAY OF MARCH, 1P0S, at 11 o'clockA. Mj. for the electlon of dlrectorsand tho transactlon of such otherbusiness as may properly como be¬fore tho meeting.
XV. II. nALL,Secretary.
New York, February 13, lflOS.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stock¬holders of tho Chesapeake WesternRailway will bo hold at tho prlnclpalofflce of the company, No. 605 Mu¬tual Assiiranco Building, Rlchmond,Va., on TUESDAY, THE CV DAY OFMARCH, 1008, at 10 o'clock A. M.,for tho electlon of dlrectors and thetransactlon of such other buslness asmay properly come before tlio meet-inE-
XV. II. HALL.Secretary.
New York, Februnry 13, 190S.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tho annual meeting of the stock¬holders of tho Pocahontas Company,Incorporated, wlll be held at thoprlnclpal offlco of the company, No.603 Mutual Assuranco Bulldlng,Rlchmond. Va.. on TUESDAY. THETHIRD DAY OF MARCH, 1908, at.12 o'clock noon, for the election ofdlrectors and tho transactlon of suchother buslness as may properly comebefore the meeting.
XV. H. HALL,Secretary.
HEBREW HOME FOR AGED AND IN-Iirm. To tho Members: Ladles ani:Gentlemen,.You are requested to at¬tend the annual meeting of the HE¬BREW HOME FOR AGED AND IN-EIRM SUNDAY MORNING, Mnrch1st, at 11 o'clock, at Temple BetlAhabab.By order of tho Presldont.
ISAAC HELD.Secretary and Treasurer.
Mcchanlcs and Merchants Bank.Manchester, Vn.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK-holders of thls bnnk will be held onFEBRUARY 27, 1908, nt 12 o'clock.
J. II. PATTESON.Cashler.
Ht_al J2otite«f.VIRGINIA.In the ClreuTTciurToVThiCounty of Ilonricu, tho ISlh clay olFebruary, 190S:American Locomotivo Company
.vs.XV. J. Oliver.
In Eaulty.Tho object of tlio abovo-styled suit
Is to recover the sum of llve thousaiRfour hundred and forty-soven umi50-100 dollars ($5,117.50) from the de¬fendant on account of work and labdidone by tlie plaintlff for tho defendantAnd it appearlng by aflldavit llled ac¬cordlng to law that W. J. Oliver. thcabove-named defendant, Is not n resl¬dent of this Stato. lt ls therefore or-diiinod that tho said XV. .1. Oliver d<appear here within nfteen days aftoiduo publlcation of thls ordor and dtwhat is necessary to protect his inter¬ests. And lt is further ordered thnthls ordor bo publlshed once a weelfor four bucccssIVo weeks in TluTimes-Dispatch, a new^pupor prllltoiln tho clty of Richmond, Va.
Teste:SAMUEL P. WADDILL, Clerk.
MoGUIRE, RIELY & BRYAN.Attornoys,
VIRGINIA.tn tho Clrcult Court of Hen¬rleo County. tho I9tli day of Fob¬ruary, 1908:
Francls Fernii, Plaintlff,vs.
Harry Thurston,Trading under tbo naino and stylo ol
"Thurston's Mlssissippi Mlnstrols,"Dofendant.
Trespass on tho Case.
The object of tho. nbovo-stylo suliIs tu recover of tho sald Harry Thurs¬ton defendant thoroto, tho sum o($172, wlth Interest rrom October 121S06, costs und damages; aiul to SUll-lect certaln property attached In tlll;Slate, belonglng to the defendant; lctho payment of lho same.
¦\lid it appearlng b.v iiftldavil tllmlaccordlng lo law, that Ilnrry Thiirs-ton tho abovo-niiiuod ilofeiidaul. I.sa nohresldent of this state, it ls there¬fore ordered that the sald HarryThurston do appear within flfteen dayfaftor due publlcation of tlils ordor, lntbo olerk'B ofllce of our sald ClrcullCourt, aml dri whut. Is necessary ttprotect Iiis intorost.
SAMUEL P- WADDILL, Clorlc.N. THOMAS MOSBY, P- q,
&tfjool&
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE0F MEDICINE, OTfeftHTi.VKT MoGUIRU. *»¦ U» I'resldent.systumivti-.' coursM '>f initruotlQn h;
sixteen lubnnitrlaa. flvo liunpltula undtour dlmiuiUiiiirleH.Xlirea Prco Cutalogue*.Speclfy Dept.
v. Medicine .Dentiatry.Pharmacy.
_^ailroab^^_Southern Railway.
TI'.AIN'I LKAVF. RICHMOND.N. 11. followlng «Ch(..) rii-.urex puli-
li.h.-d enly nn InforinntUiii, and nro notgcnrantoed!7:00 A.M..Dnlly.Local for Charlotte.
11:18 .\. M.-iniiiv.Mniiied.rmrret. r'uii-uinn l.) Atlanta and nirnunKhnin, NowOrttans, MempnlS, Cliattanoo|*o, nudii11 th,. smith. Through coach forI'liiici. City, oxford, Durham.
O'.OO P, M..B*r. Bunday.Keynvllte Local.11:30 r. M.-.Dalljr.Llmited Pullman ready
D: 10 i'. m. tor all the Boatlt.YOItK itivi'.it r.lN'i:.
4:30 IV M..Kx, Sundny.To West I'olnt.ConnocllftK ror r'.iltlmora Monday,Wodnoeday. rndny.
8:16 1*. M..Moii.l.iy, sv'cdncidny and Frl¬day.Local to west Polnt.
.1:30 P, Nt..BX. SundnyH.Local to WcstPolnt.TTtAINS ARRIVH RICHMOND.
0:55 A. M. «:-»<) P, M..From nll the South.4:10 1'. .M.~|.'rnin I'li.-ii-Iette, Raleigh, l>ur-
Itani Chasa Cltv nnd local stiulons.S:l0 A, M..Kiem Keynvllle.LocaL0:20 A. M..From West I'olnt, and from
Hnltlmoro Wodnesday, Frlday andBunday,
I0:1D A. M.i 5:15 P. M..-Local from "A'eatI'olnt.
C. W. *.V1-:STR*;RY, D. P. An.J20 15. Maln Bftcet. 1'hono 453.
Atlantic Coast LinefiFFECTIVH JANUARY 0, 1308.
TBAIH8 LI-.AVK RICHMOND DAILY.Por Florlda and South: 8:15 A. M. and26 P, M. *I1:I0 P, M.I'or Norfolk: 0:00 A. JL, 3:00 P. M. and2ii T. 31.For N. .". XV. Ity. Wcst: 0:00 A. M. 12:10
and 9:in p. M.For Petersburg: 0:00 A. IX.', 12:10, 3:00.::2S P. M., «:00. 0:10 r. M., 7:25 and 11:30
P. M."or Goldsboro and Fayottoville: »3:2S
r. at.Tralns nrrlvr ltichmond dnlly: 8tl0,
*.*'!. :.-,o, 7:10 A. AI.; * S 3 f.. "'10:15 and 11:30A. M.:"1:J7, 3:05, i!:.".n, 8:00 and 8:50 P. M..Except Sunday, "Sunday only, ...Bx-
cepi. Munday.Timo of arrlvals nnd- departures and con-
neetlons not guarant<*c.l.(.'. 8. CAMPBELL, D. P. A.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway9:00 A. M / Fast dally tralns to Old Polnt,4:00 P. M.\Nowport Newa and Norfolk.7:40 A.M..Dnlly. Local to Newport News5:00 P.M..Dally. Local to Newport Nowi
, nnd Old Polnt.. ("Dnlly, Loulsvllle, Clnclnnati
,r:,. ,V ,J J. Chlcngo und St. Louis Pullmaj11.00 1. M. |_sIcopeI.#0:00 A, 31..Dnlly Charlottesvlllo. exf-ep
Sundny tu Cllfton Forgo.6:15 P.M..\V.*uk Duvs.Local to Gordons
vllle.1C:00 A. M..Dally Lynchburg. '' Lexington
Va., and Cllfton Forge. *
5:15 P.M.."".'cek Days.To Lynclihurg.TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From llu? East.8:50 A. 31., 11:45 A. M.*:0*i I>. M., 8:16 P. IX.Local from thr* West.'8:30 A. AI., 7:11
P. M. Through.7:3n A. M. and 3:45 P. MJames Rlver Llnc.*8:35 A. 31., 0:50 P. 31."Dnlly except Sundny.
Ricnmond,Frederi::::l)'g & Potomac R.'p;.SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE IAN. 6,190B.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYONDLoavo Rlchinoiul»0.10 A.H. Maln St. Sta.*-(i."OA."I. Byril St.Sta,.17.(F. A.JI. Byrd St.Sta.?8.40 A.M. Bjrd St.Sta.. n.-.'ii A.M. Maln St. Sta.
M2.01 I'.M. Bjrd St. Sta.H.W1 P.M. Bjra St. Sta.15.00 P.M. Elba Station..B.15 P.M. Maln St. Sta..S.20P.3L Byrd St.Sta.
Arrlvo Rlchmotiil**.iiOA.M. BrrdSt.StaIS.-ioA.M. Bjrd St.Sta,"IU.3SA.M. KlbaStatloDflS.JJ.'.l'.M. BrrdSLSta,.2.15 P.M. Maln St.Sta."7.15P.M. BjrilSt.Sta,"IJ.00P.M. BrrdSLSta.1*10.40 P.M. Maln St.Sta.
,tll.30 P.M. BjriSt.Sta."12.45 A.M. Maln SLSta.
ASHLANO ACCOMMODATIONS-WEEKDAYS.leare Elba Slatlon-7»10 A.M. and 0.3*. I'.M.Arrlre Elba Statlon-0.10 A M. and 5.40 P.M.
"Dally. fWeekdays. JDaily except MondayJSundaya only. "All Pullmans, no local stopaAll trainsto orfrom Byrd Street Station sto-at Elba, Time of arrlvals and departures.noiluaranteed, Read the signs.
RviWHOONLY ALL-KAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond. In
efftet December 1, 1907. FOR NOP.FOLK:9 ui) A. M.. 3:00 P. 31. nnd 7:25 1'. 31. dnlly.FOR LYNCHUL'RO. THB WEST ANDBOUTHWEST: 9:00 A. 31., 12:10 p. 31. aml0:tO P. 31. dnlly. ARRIVE RICH310ND.From Norfolk, 11:30 A. 31. and 0:50 P. 31,dnlly. From Iho West, 7:40 A. 31.. 2:05 P31. und S:50 P. 31. dally. Pullman Parluian 1 siceplng Cars. Cafo Dlnlng Cars.XV. B. BEVILL. C. H. BOSL.EY.
Oen. Phea. Agont. Dlv. Taes. Agent.
Seaboard Air Line Railway.SOUTimOt'ND TRAINS SCHEDCLED TC
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY..9:15 A. 31..Local to Norllna. Rnlelgh
Charlotte, Wllmlnston. 2:25 P. 31..Sleopers and coaches. Atlantn. liirmlnghiiiu, Savannah, Jacksonvllle nnd Florlda polnts10:43 P. 31..Florlda Llmited. 12:55 A. 31..Sleopers nml coaches, Savannah, Jacksonvllle and Southwest.NORTH HOl'ND TRATNS SCHEDULED TC
ARIUVE RIOHMOND DAILY.li:05 A. 31.: !):15 A. 31., Florlda Llmited
6:03 P. 31.; 0:35 P. M.
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.Cars loave Manchester, Sovonth nnd reri-j
Streets fnr Potersburg:.0. 7. 8, *9. 10, 11, "12 A. M., 1. 2, "3, 4, 5..?6:45, "0, 7, 8, "9. 10 P. 31.
11 P. M. for Chestor; 12 mldnlght, foiPetersburg.Cara leave Petersburg, foot Sycumorc
Street. for Manchester.0:35, ..7:15, '7:35, 8:35, 9:35, '10:35,
11:35 A. M., 12:35, .1:35, 2:35. 3:35, .4:35,5:35. 0:35 '7:35, E:33, 9:35, .10:10, 11:10P. 31.
.Carrles baggago nnd express.
..Llmited, except Sunday nud holldays.AU cais from Petersburg connect wlth
enrs for RIchmond.
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay R'*yElectric trnlns, to nnd from Ashland, stop-
plrtK at lntermcdlate statlons upon signul.DAILY.
Leave Richmond tBiond nnd LnureRtieetl.0:05, 7:10, S:10, 9:10, 11.10 A. 31.1:10, 2:10. 3:10, 4:10, 6:10, 0:10, 7:10, S:1U9:10, 11:30 P. 31.Leavo Ashland.3:53, 7. 8, 9, 10 A. 31., 1!
noon, 2, 5, 4, 5. 0, 7, 8. 9, 10:30 P. 31.
&teamuoatg.LD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP CO.Night Line for Norfolk.
Lcavo Rlcliininid every evening ifoot AsliStreet) nt 7 P. AL, stopplng at NewportKmis en route, Faro, J2,0.0 Ono wny; $4,01)r.ound trlp, Inoludliig stnteropm berth; miiaisB'l cents. Street cnrH to stenmoi's wliarf.
FOR NEW YORKVlu Nlght Line Sleamers (except Saturday),maklng coniH'i-llou In Norfolk wllh AlalnLino Ship follnwlii-f day nt 7 P. M.i ulaoNorfolk nud Wbatern Ry, nt 9 A. M. nn.l ::p. AL: aiul Chesapeake nnd Ohio Ity ut Ua. 31. and 4 !'. M., maklng conneotlon dally(exijent Sundny) nt NorfolU wlth Muin l.lmishlp snlilng 7 P. 31. Tlckets nt O, l>.Line Otfluo, S08 E, Maln Street, i'lctuiiondTinnsfer Co., S19 E. Maln Street Tho ,le£-rcmon, Miuphy'H Hotol.
Richmond Transfer Co.UNION RAILROAD AXD l'l'IUUS
OFF1CB,810 K. Alaln St-, Murpny nml Jcffertoa
HoteU,tlTY TICKET AGENTS FOW ALL T.INES,lUCiQAtiE CALLED FOU ANI1 ClIECKLl)
FKO.M IlESIDENCE.
European Steamship Agents4.11 Mac* Keuccijculcd, n
PUT ISSUE UP TOSPEAKER Clnfl
(Contlnued From Flrst I'.uge.)
cu.1 of Houso Bep-ibllcana wlll h«called to eohsfder tho Aldrich currencyblll. It was statod to-day by a load¬lng mombor of tho majority that thosubjoct of a caUCllH had beon dlscuss-etl, IL. w.i i Incllned to bollovo that lnordor to s.'-i-uri- currnncy leglslation acaucUg was necessary, owlng to thnIntenso opposition to tho Aldrich hlllon tho part of man*/ of tho HousoRepublicans.
l£ ls understood that tho Fowler cur¬rency hlll wlll ba reported to th)*Houso thls week, probably on Friday.It hns ti great-deal nf strength lu thoHouso! In faet, thero la no doubt thatli. Ig hiuch stronger than in i
blll. Tho lattor wlll probably pass thaSenato on'Friday of noxt woek, possl¬bly ,-it. an earllpr date. In order to gottho (Senato measuro through the lowo'rbody. sovernl of tho most lnfluontlal oflho Houso Repuhllc.iiis reallze that Itwlll be necessary to crack tho partywhlp ycry smtirtly. It :1s doubtetlwliethor ovon a caucun can preventsomo of tho Republicans from West¬ern Statos votlng witli tho Democratsln opposition to «he blll.
Monoy for Military Schools.Tho Houso Commltteo on Mllitary
Affalrs spent Itn ontlro sesslon to-dayconsldni-lng tho blll whlch proposeathat In llou of tho lndlrcct supportwhich tho government now glvesschools whero mllitary tactics arotaught, oach shall receive a dlrect ap¬proprlatlon from tho government, thasum to bo flxed ln each case by thenumber of puplls enrolled. Archblshoplreland appeared ln bohalf of tho blll,and sevoral others spoke for lt. Thenational government, at present, sup¬plles such schools wlth arms, and de*talls an army officer as tnstrnctor.A member of the commltteo sald afr
ter the sesslon that there was notthe slightest prospect that the blllwould bo reported.
So Mllitary Manoeuvres.Thero wlll be no Joint manoeuvres
ot the regular army and tho StataGuards thls summer, as was contom-plated. Tho Commltteo on MllitaryAffalrs had to report such a largeblll that tho Item of a milllon dollarato be exponded Iu defraying tho costof tho manoeuvres had to bo ellmlnated.Thero 13 no doubt that the manoeu¬
vres havo proven most valuable, espe¬clally to the volunteer soldlers. Buttlio government has expended monevwlth rather a too lavlsh hand when itenmn to encamping tho mllltla andreg-ulars togother, and tho commltteohas moro than onco protested. Thiaprodigality has resulted In tho com¬mltteo elimlnating tho manoeuvres en¬tirely.
The .Ininef-ln-Tn Ptirchnsc.Tho Houso Commltteo on Naval Af¬
falrs wlll tako up Friday at 11 o'clocktho blll lntroduced by Mr. Maynard.provid'.ng for tho puroha-so of tho sltoof tho Jamestown E-tJpositlon for thopurposo of locatlng coallng statlonand a naval training statlon tlmreon.Tho blll provides that tbo Navy De¬partment may nmko purchase by pri-vate agreement or aftor condemnationproceedlngs. Mr. Maynard sald to-daythat ho bad found considerable sentl-ment favorablo to the blll. both amoiigmembers of tho commltteo and others.Enlogles ou ' nlonrl Slemp.Tho Houso to-day voted to hear eulo-
gics on tho character of Hon. Camp¬bell Slemp, late Representatlve fromtho Ninth Virginia District, on Satur¬day. March 7th, at 2 P. M.Mlss Ellzabeth ' E. Mlnetree, a Vir¬
ginia glrl, long known to hor mtl-niato frlends as a musical composer ofmuch ablllty, Is to havo the honor ofhavlng her latest compositlon, entltled"Eluffs and Frills," played by thoUnlted States Marino Band. GenernlElltOtt, of tlio mai-ine corps, has .11-rected Lleutenant Santelman, tho lead¬er of tho band, to play tho alr at thoopcn-alr concerts of tho band in thiaclty. Tho music has become ratherwell known outside of Washlngton.nnd wlll probably havo a run when thoMarino Band shall havo mado It popu¬lar-.
Qmu-tmcntss.
BUOU^AiTWeekMatinoes Tues., Thurs., Sat.
GAY NEW YORKWITH HARRY EMKRSO.V
and plenty Ditnccrs, Singcrs and Glrls,
The Confederate MuseumTVr'EI.FTll AND CLAY STREETS
OriSN 1 A M Tl 5 P M,ADM1SSION 2ac.
SATUIl. AY FREE.
The Valentine MuseumELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Opon dally fi-oin 10 A. M. to 5 I*. M. Ad-mlsslon, 2;-, cents. Froo on Saturday.
"See Samuel H. Bowman'Steamship and Tourist Agent,
S08 E. Main Bt, Rlchmond, Vn.
Befoio making resorvatlons or pur-cliasing tickets olsewhore. Ho repro-sonts all European and Oriontal steam¬ship llnes.
Patronize Home lndustry, 'PHONE fil54.
Virginiaftavigation Co/sJAMES ItlVI'li DAV LINE.
STEAMER MOBJACK LEAVES FROMOLD DOMINION WHARF MONDAY, WED-NESDAY and FRIDAY at 7 A. M. for Nor¬folk, Portsmouth, Old l'olnt. NewpOrt News,Clareinont aml James Rlver landlngs, con-neotlng ut old l'olnt for Washlhgtoii, llniii-iiuii-o and tlio Norlh. Hlootrla cars dlrect totlu- wliurf. Tlckets on sala at RlchmondT.-nimlVr Coi, Slfl East Maln .Street; SOS HastMuln Streot, ta- on wharf or steamer. Fuiwi. Norfolk, one way, $1,25. Rmuid trlp,fJ.HOl socond class. $1,50, Moala 50 conts.
Frolaht rocelwd ror ahova-riamad place*nnd all polnta in E.ihtorn Vlrgllila, NorthCarolina und tbo Eust.
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co.Norfolk lo Doston, Mn«s. uud
Provldence, n. l,StoainiM-.i linivo Norfolk for Boston Mon¬
day, Wednesday nnd l-'rlday; for ProyideticeTuesday aiul Saturday, at n r. M. Pa»-siiincis aini iroiKbt takon for all New Eug-'i;n,l polntsL Tlckets on toilo nt 0. * U.Ry., N. & \\*. Ry. ott'lcoK und Nos. SOJ 1UdS.'St Eust Main.
The Clyde Steamship CompanymilLADELIMUA,
IlU'llMOND AND NORFOLK LINE.Frelght received und delivered dally ut
C, A u. Ry. Co.'a DepQt, Seventeenth andBuild Street*. If. K. WOODFIN, SollcltlueAgent, Clyde Liim Wh&rf, Phone sto-
FREE TOUR TO EUROPE,To thoso who cun tnduce K1X friend* io
Jolll ono nf my toUrt a fre* tlcket will belinen. Apply to BDW1N JONES, 4Vi l*ul«iiam, Avenuo, Uiooklju, N, Tf«