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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
HSEI.1IA HILL" KENNETH
HOME, DESTROYED DY FIRE.
IsneciaI ID The rimes-Disnatch !,

Snecial TO The Times -Dispat ch
Wadesboro. \. c.. March 3i.-This
morning between 8 and . o'clock
Selma HILL" tho home Of Colonel II.
T. Bennett. was burned. The f1ro
caught on tic roof by one Of tho
chimnoys being burned out, and az the
water main only goes within about 500
yards OF the house 1t was Impossible
TO save tho building Friends quickly
gathered to help save everything pos
sible. Nearly evcrythinng In the
house was saved. and even the win
dows, doors, window sashcs and win
dow panes downstairs were taken out.
Colonel Bennett took 1t courag eous-
~. lie said: I've got 1900 pounds of
bacon upstairs. They need not save
It, [ guess it VIII be cooked"
Colonel Bennett is now past his sew
entieth birthday. and is one OF the An
sons best known citizens. Tie house
was covered with $4,000 Insurance, ana
Che loss Is estimated at about $4,000.
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BLOW AT THE LOAN SHARKS
Only One Dissenting Vote III the Sen.
Mtc-A NInfhcr,S Letter IlcIncI

Only One Dissenting Vote IN the Sen
ntc-A Mothers Letter Helped
Albany. March Ex-senator Grady's
argument in tho Senate in support OF
his bill designed TO put mi end 10 tho
business OF loan sharks was embraced
In a letter from Il New York woman.
which lie read with dramatic effect.
II do hope your efforts with regard
TO the loan sharks and their way Of
doing business with men earning small
salaries Will do some good" Senator
Grady's correspondent wrote. 1T Il. too
late TO prevent my heart from break.
Ing, but It may do good to other poor
mothers and wives. nIy second son
twensy-four years old, killed himself
with gas and left Il notc saying: Dear
Mothcr,-The loan sharks arc the
cause Of this
This horrible trouble came to mo
on the 18th Of last month My son was
engaged to be married. too. ] do trust
that something will be done to put
these miserable people out OF busl-
ness"
The bill, which makes void salary
assignments to secure loans, cxcept
when the assignments arc made to tho
employer, was passed with only ono
dissenting vote, that ri Senator Hin
man. who questioned the power or the
Legislature to interiors with the right
OF person to assign his own prom
erty.
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auftpn ssales. culture asapa,
BY r. B. Chahln & Co, inc,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
ILL East Main Street
TRUSTEES SALE
Desirable House and Lot
AT RIO VISTA AND NEAR TO WEST
HAMPTON.

Acting under {, deed of trust dated
) uly rs, 1910. recorded In clerks office
OF Hcnrico County Court in Deed
BOOK lS9 b. page 1o6, default having
oeen made in the payment Of inonsy
thcrein secured and being SO required
by the beneficiary, 1. will sell BY public
auction, at Hcnrico courthouse, on
MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1911,
at l. NJ,
the property described In said deed.
ana whicf is lot % on plat of section
No :. OF Dahlia Farm. and located at
t t. intersection OF Maple Lane with
Lsntre street Modern, comforta bic
dwelling and other improvements.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses or cx-
eeeuting this trust and to pay note of
; W due January IS, 1915 credit as
10 twenty mine notes for 500 each.
que (every three months) at from
nine 70 ninety three months from .l,1ly
-. 1910, and credit as to Que note
LOT 1 s56.63 due ninetysix months from
July IS, 1910; and any residue pavabia
IN cash; or all cash, at option Of pur-
JOHN c. EAsLEY.
Trustee.
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TWO YOUNGWOMEn
BURNED TO DEATH
Lamp Explodes and Both
Are Enveloped in
Flames.
Tspoclal 10 Tic rlmes. Di,rn,,,h

Wadcshoro. y. c., March 2i.--Last
night at the homo Of * PrItchard, at
oliNe Branch Union county, where
there was Il gathering Of young peo-
pie, Miss Grace Baucom, aged seven
teen, daughter of H. l.. Baucoin and
MISS Wilma Davis, aged twcnty-onc,
daughter Of Rev. Cul Davis, wcro
burned to death hy tho explosion Of .,
lamp Miss I3aucom and Miss Davis
had gone into room with another
young woman. and wcro standing be-
iore the mirror to arrange their hair.
Miss Baucom took up the lump to
move 1t, and it exploded in her hands,
saturatinS the clothes Of both young
women with oil, which Immediately
caught OH lire. They inhaled the
flames. and both Of them died this
morning about Z o'clock
The intermcnt will take place at
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Gburrb Rotltes.
~~~~-s-~~-N---~-
DRESRNuEPIAM

PRESBYTERIAN.
Fl RsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
(Gracc and Madison Strccts).-prcachins n t.
II A. NJ and p. NJ. by the pastor. DR. +. q
SECOND PREsgYTERIAS CHURCH.
Rev. RUSSELL CECIL. D. D.. pastor. Ser
vices at II a. N. and p. NJ. Wednesday
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Twenty sixth and Broad strccts>-ftev. IL.
Is. EGGLESToN. Phi. u. pastor. Services IL
=: NJ: and r. NJ, conducted by the pastor
Rcsponsibiliiy"; evening subject. MANS PART
in His Salvation and Spiritual Development
charlottesville al ii O'clock 4 81 and and,
s:i5 o'clock z. NJ. by the pastor. p. CLAY:
CHURCH or THE covENANr-REy !.
CALVIN STEWART. D. d., pastor. Preach
ms by the pastor at II y. NJ aud S p. Nj.
Midweek service on "Wednesday at S p. NJ.
class at 10 A. NJ. II.
wEsTM1N sTER PRESBYTERIAN
tor Preaching at II ~ ~. and S r. Nj
Welcome. HlIl1
BAPTIST
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tBROAD AND
Twelfth streets) --Rcv. GEO. w McDASIEI.,
p D.. pastor. The Rev. JOHN ROACH
! at II 4. NJ. $50 r. NJ and r, NJ Graded
sunday school organized cnsses. inciudi nj.
haraca and Phiiathca Ga ". Patterson.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH tFRANIl-
In and Adams Srcetsl-LOuIs RACON
and =. NJ Pastor viii preach at both tn (
services. Graded sunday school at Q o'clock
\. ~. organized classes aud women.
Everybody invited, strangers especinlly.
Morning service: Sermon. "Pentccoat": choir
selections; IA Thine Altar tatwood):
i lspsse E l"rnon Ets ss
of Life; choir selections. THE Day Is Cent?
y Rreaking' tBartictn; Our Blessed Res
The Radiant Morn CWoodwardl. Strans-
ers welcome. Seats free. 45
o4 RAcs and sT Tas5a narT5sT
NJ RAMSAY. d. D.. pastor. Preaching by
the pastor At u 4. n: subject. The Tras-,
Mercy Of Cod sunday School at a:so
a. NJ Charles X. winston. sunerntendcnt.)
Prayer meeting Wednesday at s p. A. q
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
e 19royc Aye eIm and M, Harrison streeo-Rey.
at morning and evening services sunday
school at o:l5 a.. N. tJames d. Wood Supt.J
"Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 8!
o'clock.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
Corner Twenty-fiflh and Leigh strects,-.
preach at both serviees-ll \. n. subiso s.
The Dcspotic Demands of Jesus: S p. NJ.
evanseiistic sorviccs. Sunday School nj o:s1
a. NJ.
SEVENTH STREET. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Subject at II a. A.. "The Man VINO Walked
With God" sunday School at $3.50 \. AZ
Mdweek prayer service Wednesday az p.
a. (.
EPISCOPAL. IL
MONUM ENTAIL CHURCH tERECTED 1s14;
on site OF Theatre burned ISL. Broad Street
Below Twelfth> .--Selyces at II a. NJ and
T. NJ. Seats free 1s# s.
LUTHERAN.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN (CORNEH
Monument Avenue and Lombardy Street).-.
Preaching at II a. II. and P. NJ. Sunday
School $50 A. NJ. Luther LsaglIa z r. NJ
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church OF Christ, Scientist. Will be held to. k
morrow morning In church edifce Corner
Park Avenue and Meadow Street) at IL
O'Clock Subject, Reality" Wednesday
evening testimony and experience meeting
AT $50 The reading rooms arc located at
9o7i5 North Sixth street. and are open every
week day from 10 a. NJ. to P. NJ. All are
cord ially invited 5i y.
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FR0HMAN GIVES UP
LONDON THEATRES
Duke Of forlS's Turned Over to I.nur-
cncc Irving, Comedy to i1dwnrdes,
Globe to Waller


London. March 24-Theatrical Cir
clcs III London arc greatly exercised
over announcements made Respective:
the theatres hero controlled by Charles
Frohman, anu in some quarters there
Is disposition to regard the now ar
rangements as indicative of tho Ameri-
can managers retirement from the
London Held.
Duke of York's Theatre. which was
practically Frohman's, headquarters.
has been turned over to Laurence Ir-
wing for n lengthy period George Ed
wardcs has taken over the Comedy
Theatre in control Of which Frohman
had share, and Lewis Wallor is said
TO have undertaken to relieve Mr..
Frohn1an of any responsibilities re-
GardinE the Globe Theatre.
The only fresh production announced
by MI. Frohman here is THE Concert
which he will give next September.
Mr. Frohman. questioned relative to
reports current of his practical retire-
ment from the London field said:
Ihere's nothing in them l am only
doing what any manager would do in
disposing Of theatres to the best ad-
vantage"
English actors generally, among
whom the reports in question found
rapid circulation. expressed sincere re-
sret that the manager who had done
so much for their profession should
even temporarily cease his activities In
London.
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FOUND IN DITCH STANDING
IN WATER UP TO HIS WAIST
Combined Efforts OF Three Men re-
Inircd to Take Washington Young
3Inn to HIS Homo.
! Especial to The Times Dispatch.

u Special to The Times Dispntch1
Washington, y. c.. March ni.-Last
night Guy Western, Il prominent young
man, Twenty-Five years old, OF this city,
was found in q ditch of the swamp, near
the foot of the county bridge over
Pamico River. about 10 O'Clock, stand
ing In water nearly to his waist and
apparently out OF his right mind It
took the combined efforts Of three men
70 get him back TO his home in this
city, ana he was boisterous and violent
and seemed far from We'll
Later facts show that Western, for
some reason. had said That he was so
ms TO kill himself, and II Is though
he was trying to carry out this purpose
when found last night. From what
c--'1 lie learned OF the affair, he was
known to have left home yesterday. and
was seen In the swamp on the othcr
Siie OF the river yesterday afternoon
by several persons, acting In a rather
strange manner Or. J. G. Blount was
called i'll and rendered medical assist.
ance. Il
Ie,uaY his condition seems better
but he still refuses to talk
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COlORED MEN. BECOME CHAUF-
fcurs, day or night: easy terms
X SOUTHERN AUTO SCHOOL. 4l3
Brook Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25

10y OR YOUNG MAN FOR FARM
work In Sussex county. Va. good
openinG for Industrious young man
desiring good home. Address, VIA
reference. J. " SCHAEFER, 1923 r
Street. =. w. MaHhing:o on. D. @
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WANTED. !. FIRST CLASS CUSTOM
cutter; one with experience and rec
oinmendation. Permanent position
9nd good wages to tho right man.
Must report for work by April l.
Address EIGENBRuN BROS. Peters
VA {. I. .
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BY n. w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctionecrs
No. 31O7 East Broad
Street

VIII be sold by us at auction for tho
Owner who is resolved TO sell, on the
MONDAY, MARCH 27TI. 1911,
at Q o'clock =. NJ. This property is
admirably located in ono OF tho hest
and most desira Bile residential sections
OF Church Hill Tho house contains
anout eight rooms. with bath. range,
moderate price home or paving in :.
vyestment in good brick property on
Church Hill. this property has no sl,-
perior.. Attend this sale IL YOU care
TO make n desirable purchase
Terms: Liberal, and announced at
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Guests M "Rosesfil.n

ISDcclHI 70 The TIInCN-|-9s Nutch
Fredericksburg, Va. March ot.-Sen-
ator j. E. Cochran. OF Pennsylvania
and party arrived here to-day from.
Florida. and left for Mr. Cockran's
handsome estate. "Rosegill." on the
lower RapDah1nnock River in Cap
tain w. L. Messick's steam yacht which
he'd been chartered to come from Ir-
vlnSton here to meet tho party and
take them down.
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Washington, p. c.. March 2l--Cap-
tain Worth &, Ross. commandant OF
the revenue cutter service. will be-
retired on May 1 because OF physical
disability Captain Ross was the !irst
Cutter Service School which was
founded by HIS father, Brigadier- Gen
crnl Samuel Ross. ~
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WANTED, FOR u. s. ARMY ABI,E
bodied. unmarried ner. between ages
OF good character and temperate hah
It's. who can speak. read and write tina
English language: For informa ton APP
PLY 10 RECRUITING OFFICE. $50 Eas,
Broad St. Richmond. Va. :15I Sycemore
81. Petersburg. Va. or Columbia Build.
Ing. CRANKY St. Norfolk. We
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Heavy I.oas by Fire.

SncciaI % Tho Ttmes- DispA ch. |
Orange, Va, March CIV w
Briggs, OF Locust Dale, who lost his
dwelling by fire last month had the
misfortune to lose his stable. bnrn,
lighthouse and gymnasium by fire
8 !, !, 6tE,ing. All OF the feed was lost.
81 ensnss stock was saved. as Well as
Some OF the machinery. Tho buildings
WcrG partially insured. Mr.. BriEEa
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MALE STENOC RAPfTGR, QUICK AND
accuratce: salary. $50 pr month. Ad-
dress y Gil care Times Dispatch.
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lumber I,Innt Dcstroxcd.

IopeclaI 10 The / Inc $ DDS patch
Saluda, Va. March 2i.-t'iro de-
Stroyed the MILL and 10000 feet oc
lumber belonging to Il. H. Pitts, near.
here, Wednesday night The wind was
very hlgh, and only the strenuous
work of the town citizens prevented
moro disastrous loss, 3
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Aea[ estate for Rent.

WANTED. RENTER FOR ONE OF
the richest and best farms in Chcs.
.terh2ld county one mile from Pc
tcrsburg, Va; the Congdon farm. 1.0
acres: $l,5c0 TO S2.500 necessary. and
this amount ought 10 be cleared in
one GEAR. Address g. e.. CONGDON,
FnoebUs. Va.
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WE HAVE EVERYTHING THAT'S
me-" and stylish in bugFies. surreys
ara wagons. !. great collection at
low prices ana easy terms. y.
M!tYER'S SONS. III I,nSr Cary 81
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester, Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
g. ], 8, %. 10, Ii, sl2 A. NJ. l. g q <
''5:45. IS, Z. g. go, 10 p NJ =
HOO ?. NJ for Chester. LOO midnight for
Petersburg. l.s
Street. for Manchcstcr:
ts:l5, es5 ''7:l5. 1895 s:s5. s;a5 .io:s5. 1l:s5
n, i2:s5. l:s5 2:35. $50. 'i:s5. 5;ss, s:35.
= rs. :S5. o;25. 1000, 1l:40 P. NJ.
iDaily except Sunday and holidays
Carries baggage and express
s'14im!tcd. except Sundays and holiday,
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
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MiSfall
Mattresses

now; sanitary methods used; reliable
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY, I'll
East Broad Street Madison "a.
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4usnfs SNsartpn.

AGENTS WANTED. GARDNER'S EGG .
tester csc. s. 3. WETMORE. 80
Bunk ST.. New York.
AGENTS, Make So \ DAY SELLING
our goods Send for our new cata
loXue and an article worth 1pc.
FLAKE SUPPLY CO. 22l Films st :.
West TJavru Cam 49,,
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has been confined to his bed by sick.
! ness for tho last two days in this
Drona Dead IN s4ren4

lSpeclal 10 I he ines DESPATCHED
Hampton, Va. March '24--Adolol,
Ss,cnrivener,. an inmate OF the National
soldiers Home here. dropped dead
while walking along North King street
lo-Gay He was seventy years old,
and during the Civil War served with
COMPANY +, Tenth New Jersey IN
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5itualions Ma1ten, TemaIe.

WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY Of TEN
years experience, q position as stem
ographer: can furnish best of refer
encc as to ability, both as clerk and
Fl stenographer. Have held present 20
sttion for past eight years, and dc
sire change only for personal rea-
sons; no objection to explaining same
dress e $50. care Times Dispatch.
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FINE IJNHOLSTERING AND MAT
TRESSES
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect January TO- 1911
Leave Byrd Street Station Richmond FOR
NORFOLK: 900 ~. NJ 300 +. NJ ,4:lo 81.
NJ. -
FOR LYNCHBURa AND THE WEST.
p. 81.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .il:to A.
NJ. '6:3S Z. A.. 1880 p. NJ From the West:
$40 A. ~. a2:o9 z. ~. b::i5 p. NJ. sos p.
NJ, 900 NJ.
DAILY. aDaily, ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pull man Parior and Sleeping Cars Cnfe
LINING cars c. II. BOSLEY.
w. B. BEvILL. G. p. A.. ROANOKE. va.
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GRQCERIES-CASH TALKING: DUN
lop iour PEI, sack. SIC: Gold MEDAL
flour. per sack. t2c.: leaf lard. pound
u i-2c.; underground meal peck
2oc. sugar-cu,cd ham, per pound
ZIG: California ham pound. 3 l-2c
Irish potatoes. zoe. peck. per bushcl.
OF our stock same rate. AUGUST
GROCERY CO. Gil and SIG East
Ma shall. Phone Madison .aos-l 222
FOR SALE. NATIONAL. CASH REGIS
3 ter, Dayton platform computing
scaie. delivery wagon. Apply at
AUGUST GROCERY co. GIL and sl3
East Marshall Street Madison
phone 45o6-l232
FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
bros 6l5 Brook Avenue.
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PRESBYTERIAN. se
FL T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
(Gracc and Madison Strects).-prca ching at
II \. NJ. and p. NJ. by the pastor Dr. +.
T. McFADEN.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
rev. RUSSELL CECIL. D. D.. pastor. Ser
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN

LIZ. Norfolk: 1915 and I'll A. H.. 20 p. N
TOT Eastern Carolina and the South
LV Raleigh: '6:l5 "A. ~. t3 and 1918 p, NJ.
Tor Eastern Carolina and Norfolk
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk
Raleigh. also Goldsboro and Norfolk,
daily ~ Eek. Sun
c. =. LEGRANDE. G.. A.. American National
Bank. Phone Monroe 1851. Richmond
W. w. CROETON. G. p. a. Norfolk Va
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+ sDRlp QAaa.gleD. o s.gn,s

WANTED WHITE WOMAN no COOK
and wash. or man and wife; man for
general work. wife to cook and
wash. Also stout boy to milk and
do chores. f. G. JOHNSON, Elko. Va
WANTED. AT ONCE, TWO YOlJNf;
ladies to assist the manager OF tho
lunch department OF the y w g. a
on t'ranklin. between Seventh and
EiEhth. References reclIlirnd
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Aeal Gstate 1QlauteD.

~ ,,,,,,
WANTED. TO BUY FItOM OWNER
Si%-room residences on Church hin.
between Broad and Vcnablc Streets.
Sl.so0 to $l.S0o. Address; u SJ7. care
Times Dispatch.
WANT 70 RENT \ STORE ROOM
with not le.a than four or live livini,
rooms attached: rent must be cheap
Give full particulars in reply. Would
buy small amount OF stock HARRY
JONES. 2I0I WcSt Main Street
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5ltuaIlnns 1Giaufeb. 4}1sais

$3.50 ~ J, -
YOUNG MAN, WITH BEST or REF
crenccs. wants place as chauffau-
repairman or work in garage. Money
no object ? CTS. care Times Dis
DRUG CLERK. REGISTERED. EXI,I,
rlenced manager. desires position
references Address r 7O3 .ara
Times
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a3oultrp, 35et AMI gibe Stock

= -,
Wilkes. il, blue ribbon winner at
State Fair: Biloso. 102. imported. Is
hands jack, at MECEAN1CSVILLE
STOCK FARM, Strain & Son. Route
/. Richmond. VA.
IMPROVE YOUR STOCK by INTRO.
ducing Knoll Crest Farm Single
Comb White Leghorns Haiching
eggs. baby chicks. cockercls for sale.
WILLIAM =. MICHAEL Box f. Abcr-
IcN, Ma F + 4
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SEMI DETACHED BRICK HOUSE.
rooms: modern convcniences: stable
best location Church Iiill. Madison
5f7l-J
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FOR SALE. THIRTY SHARES STOCK
commonwealth Bank 81 I,ichmond,
Va. ~ $40 per share. ANDERSON
REAL ESTATE AND INNESTM E.NT
EOMPANY. Nnderson. s Q
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Ai;iinerp.
RoIlcfa.

TRENTON CROCNERY CO. 200-A w
Broad. wholesale and retail Special
sale for three weeks, starting Thurs
day. Call and sec our big barEa'--
WANTED, THE PUBLIC no KNOW
that JAiNkE BROS. jewelers., 912
East Main Street buy. sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sill
Yer always taken in exchange
Write quick for particulars. HOUSE
&. BRO. Oak City. n. &.
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FOR RENT. NICE FRONT ROOM FOR
three or four gentlemen. Apply
5O2 IL ~ Fifth street
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i 200 WILL BUY TWO CHURCH HILL
houses rented for sl4i per year;
never vacant. Madison 1867.
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seat gcsIalg inr gdlE

YOUR NEEDS ARE OUR CHIEF CON
Germ Be sure to see us before you
buy. D. n. WALKER 81 CO. Real
2state and Insurance. No. Mutual
Building .----
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U.Gr @aiR.

FOR SALE. PROSPEROUS coal. AND
Ing. For particulars address G; =.
y, Box 2:3. Newport News. Va
FOR SALE, y FINE, PAYING FLEC-
tric shoe shop: rood reason for sell
Ing Address y. NJ. HENDERSON,
HcndcrSOn y. G.
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MfRtttlgs.


a GENERAL MEETING OF THE NlEA-
bers Of the Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire on Buildings ofihe State
of Virginia Will be held at the office
OF The society on MONDAY. April
H. 1911, at r. NJ
EDWIN a. PALMER.
Principal Agent.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Bon Air Com
pany, of Virginia. Will be held in
Room ai5. Mutual Building. TUES
DAY, April /, 1911. at IL NJ
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ONE CENT PER WORD
when paid in advance. No Al.
fahen tor tess than TEN
CENTS.
NO ADS. TAX EN- FOR
LESS THAN TWENTY
FIVE GENTS when phoned in
or charged at the counter.
Classification not Guaranteed
after $50 F.. M.
FOR BUSINESS CON.
TRACTS Phone Monroe l for
the WANT AID. MAN to call
Lost am 1Tnunn.

GS..r iTr1 r.
Keys on silver ring. one brass ana
other Keys. Return TO +. g. r.. Va
~, and Power Co. Seventh and
Moin.
LOST. ON FAST TRAIN FROM NEW.
street car TO Ninth and Main. Or on
Nlnth street. ii pair OF Nryptok BIZ
local lenses III rim spectacle frame
.,ulla Ole reward IL returned 10 bust.
ness Office Times IDiSnatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25

Olive Branch Church tomorrow ut .
O'Clock Miss Baucom is u niece OF
ii. l.. and Il. Lattcn. of Wadcsboro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
HICKORY STOVE WOOD.

DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
best hickory wood In tho city cut
to stove lengths? You can get 1t
by 'phoping your order to Madison
Hi Deliveries promptly made. VIR-
GIN1A-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY.
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aufnl,lohiIe for 5ale
sanIiflfnrs ann @sslrs,,1fn


W AN TED. SALESMAN TO SELL
lightning rods: must he able 10 sell
the goods. Cash salary. $50 per
month and q commissions: expenses
paid 80 fake Want good sober
men. Answer at once: give full par.
ticulars y sci, care Times DIs'~,tch
WANTED, AN EEPEEj ESCE.D SALES
man 70 travel for a concern manu-
featuring full limo paints. stains var
uishcs. etc: 10 side line: established
business ana can meet any competi-
ton. References required and ac-
nuaintancc with trade in Virginia
North and South Carolina will assist
though not essential. Address y. c.
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED VARNISH
and paint statesmen; salary or COM
nns sSi1n oniy G5,,elas sslesmsn
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25

NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE: MODERN:
excellent condition, central location
uneHpired l;saae i've months. al y.
Ninth