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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
DELEGATES READY
FOR CONVENTION
WILL LEAVE TODAY AND TO-
MORROW FOR ClARkS-
BURG.
To Attend the Sessions OF the Thirty
first Annual State Sunday
School Convention.

Cne hundred or more delegates
from this Immediate vicinity will leave
this evening OF early tomorrow morn
attend the sessions OF the thirt<- first
srrual state Sunday School associs-
ton which opens m that city tomOr-
row. A meeting of the executive COM
mittee will be held tomorrow morning.
and local members. I'm addition to
many delegates. will leave tonight FOR
the convention city.
II IS expected that every county In
the state will be represented by dele
gates. and indications are that an an
usually large number Will attend from
this section. Secretary A. 7. Arnold
yesterday declared that at least So
persons from Ohio county will attenI.
while fully that number are expected
from Marshall county.
Delegates leaving tonight will go ON
the IL. * %. train leaving the local
station at $50 O'Clock for Fairmont
and from that city they will 20 to
harrisburg VIA trolley. Most OF the
delegates will leave tomorrow MORN
Ing at 7.45 o'clock over the ohio
river division to New Martinsville.
where they will make connections for
Clarksburg
Among those who will attend from
this c.ty are: Rev. &. r. Hutslar. OF
the Island Christian church: J. L.
Ginin, OF the Thomson VI. L. churcr:
Harry /. Bond. Mrs Anton Miller ard
Mrs E'rcdcrichs. Of the Emmanuel Bap-
list church. Rev. r. r.. Brininstool of
the First Baptist church: Rev. o. g.
Dean. OF the Trinity Lutheran church:
Rev. l. :. Crosse. OF the West Liberty
NJ. l.. church: Mrs. Frank Wait. OF
the North Street NJ. +. church: + G.
Newhart and Jess. Mossburg: Rev.
w. II. Fields. 81 the First Christian
church. John II. Hand. of the Stone
church at Elm Grove. Rev. W. 5.
Dgsinger. of the First English Luz
theran church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
CIVIC LEADER
Rev Pringle Of National Reform b.
resu 20 Speak IN This City
Sunday Afternoon.

one of the foremost lecturers ia
the country on civic Improvement.
Rev Henry y FRINGE. assistant su-
Definfendeuf of fhe National Reform
bureau. has hoen secured to address
fi' Mems Personal Work league
meeting SUNDAY afternoon
ln securing Rev Pringle the league
consider they have made a great start
toward improved conditions in this
tttf. Tor he viii speak ON national
evils IN politics and social conditions
bringing me discussion right down 10
our Own town. discussing the social
evil and the liguOr traTlc
Rev. Priugle has been Instrumental
In Doe statewide prob hilton move
meut- Hli over the country. aud has
devoted his life go reform worn. and
everyone Who can viii surely avail
themselves ~ this opportunity Co hear
him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
Rug and Mating Sale

t,fdar afternoon. In The first Ms.
George Naubcr. OF thr Ea.t End. 'l-
Legged that her husband bad threat, n
30 Zoo CO. h-r bodily harm or several
1t,asiuu- and re- fhs defendant did .pt
DENY the rharre Do was fined s. ana
r'.fs iiD Wds ALSO placed under a
p-arr bond ln the Gum pf 800.
THE otht~ case WIS more com -
Gated and % was SOME time after the
DO, sion nf tho justice wa given ue-
fnr. Dr. could Ha determined just how
fh. trouble would end 40 the instance
o. Humane bnit.r Sheldon Joseph r.
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warrant WAS preferred AGAINST
blanche Sheets. charging nor With fr..
'tfFftinn "i her infant child Tho
mother pI'adcd gulift fo the sharet
but when she WIS sentenced o. ssr. e.
@" DAYS iu fI" county Jail immrdiat, OBJ.
agreed 90 prntid. Tor the child and
a. released
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27

PLACE YOUR IDLE MONEY AT 8 PER
cent TO 10 per cent according to
time. Large or small amounts. Abb
solutely secure and returnable when
YOU like. Address d 74G. care Tines
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at l O'Clock Z. NJ.
And on the same day.


we shall sell that attractive three
story brick dwelling. No. 042 West
Grace street, on the north side OF
Grace Street, between Shafer and Har-
rison Streets. containing about twelve
rooms. usual city conVeniences. with
lot u feet 4 inches moro or less by
1879 feet inches to a 20-foot paved
alley In the rear, the wall on the east
being party wall. This property will
make a most attractive home or a good
investment. 1t Is located conveniently to
venicnces, is located conveniently to
the street cars, and is in n locality
rapidly increasing in value.
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Business opportunity

CAN Place YOUR IDLE MONEY TO
NET z OR S PER CENT ON FIRST
MORTGAGE real ESTATE LOANS
In HIGHLAND PARK AND OTHER
SUBURBS. CAN USE $4,000 NOW
NJ Z PER CENT, ALSO $500. ONLY
HALE VALUE. Address f sos. care
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Casselman & Co.
Auctioneers.

We have received instructions from
Mr. j. a. Turner. who Is relipquishinss
the wood and coal business, 10 sell by
public auction. on
SATURDAY NEXT. MAY 81.
at i. NJ.
on the premises, at 1917 Decatur Street..
South Richmond, for. the high dollar,
without reserve fine pair Of Good
Mules. weight about $50 pounds each;
Coal Carts one Wood Cart, four Coal
Shovcls. n set of Capital Fairbanis
Scales. to weigh UP TO fyeH tons; guar
Qntecd correct
These are all in good order, and viii
be sold for cash. Sale positive, rain or
shine.
JAS w. LORD, Auctioneer for
CASSEI.M.tN & CO.
101S East Main street. RichRiond.s
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The Valentine Auction Co..
Auctionccrs,
6ls EAST BROAD STREET.
Stock of Groceries, Show
cases, Scales, Cheese Cut
ter, Meat Block, Oil Tank,
Coffee Mill, Fine Surrey,
Two Sets Buggy Harness,
Driving Whips, Etc,
TUESDAY. MAY 27,
at 1890 O'clock A NJ

at No. 602 North Twenty ninth Street.
On account OF owner having other
business which requires his attention,
wo Will soil at the above number a Sc
lected stock OF Groceries, containing
Octagon. Fels NaphthA Ivory and
sweetheart Soaps. stock Fish Roe, Sal
man. Pork and Beans, Lard Soda, Ce-
reals. Lima Beans. Eagle and other
Milks. Dates. Lye, Gelatine, Davis.
Rumford. Good Luck and other Baking
Powders, Lamp Globes, Peaches, Syrups,
Catsup. Vinegar. Pickles. Corn, To-
matoes. Candy. Brooms. large quantity
Paper and other goods; also one fine
Rubber-Tired Surrey (made by Bosher),
two sets Buggy Harness, several Driv-
ing Whips. two Showcases. one Wall
Case. Imported Cheese Cutter, fine Plat
form Scales, Counter and Swinging
Scales, Square Meat Block, Meat Tools,
Coffee Mill, Roll Top Desk etc
Sale positive. TERMS Cash
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TWO ARE BANKRUPT
Joseph Winters md j. a. II. Thompson
Elle pctitIonn In DIhtrict Cnurt

Schedules In voluntary bankruptcy
filed yesterday In the United States
District Court by Joseph Winters. q
tailor with place OF business at 200 i-2
North Sixth street. list liabilities IN
the amount OF sl.247.39, with assets
amounting to $3.50. Creditors holding
claims in excess OF 500 are: Leo &
McC-acken. New York. s3l5.65: Beld-
ing Bros. Baltimore, st9G.05. and
Moore & Hanson New York. 1926
a petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed also By John Artris Ray
Thompson. of 2lo2 VI Street, South
Richmond. The liabilities are stated
to be sii7.70 and the assets $3.50.
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WANTED. WHITE WAITRESS AT
once. If out of work see us. AMER
ICAN LABOR BUREAU, No 10
North Ninth Street
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And Immediately thereafter.
AT g O'CLOCK U NJ


we shall sell the two-story and base
ment brick tenement dwelling house.
No. Ai6 West Marshall Street, contain
ing SIX rooms and bath, city water and
gas, with lot 161a by $50 feet to an
alley. This property Is located on the
north side of Marshall Street 80 feet
east of Henry Street, and will make
good home or Investment.
All the above mentioned property is
being sold. as stated above, 10 close
an estate. and for the purpose of divi-
sion OF the proceeds among the heirs
and ii is seldom that such valuable
property is sold at public auction. and
all those in quest OF Investments should
pay PARTICULAR attention TO this sale
make note of the time. and attend
promptly
TERMS: AS to the Broad Street prop
erty: one-hfth of the purchase money
In cash, and the balance at ono. two.
three, four and five years. with inter-
est by separate notes, paya bio quarter
ly, and secured by deed OF trust on the
property. or greater amount; or all
In cash. at tho option OF tho purchaser.
AS to tho other property: onc-fourth
or more in cash. and valance Mt ono
and two years. by separate notes. with
interest at per cent, payable quar-
terly, secured by deed of trust on the
property.
VIRGINIA TRUST CO.
Executor
ELAN & FUNsTEN and
j. D. Carnival &c SON.
Auctioneers
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soIiritprs ami ssalssmen

AN EXPERIENCED Ma
Sh,nery and mill supply salesman by
Norfolk concern. to travel Eastern
North Carolina territory. Good po-
Sitlon to right party. Apply Lock
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Ruttff0

WIZ ANNOY YOUR FRIENDS OR
borrow from loan sharks or pawn
brokers' when you can negotiate \
loan on your watch. diamonds.
1ewelry. or silverware at reason
able rate of interest at the EQUIT-
ABLE LOAN SOCIETY," All bust
ness strictly confidential. Special
Offices for ladies' consultation. second
floor 500 East Broad Street.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. jewelers.. 9i2
East Main street: buy, sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES Old gold and
silver always taEen In exchange.
OYSTERS FURNISHED THE YEAR
round. any style. BIJOU CAFE
RESTAURANT. Sl6 East Broad.
SUMMER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS NOW
running. with especial low tuition
rates. Enter any time. Graduates
assisted to positions. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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BOULEVARD INN. on HAMPTON
Roads; country ana seashore com
pined. With city couvenienccs Write
Tor literature. MISSES TABB
BouleNard Inn. Eamptnn. Va
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WANTED ~ PARTY TO JOIN ME IN
the water bottling business. VIII
require a few thousand dollars in
vestfncnt, well secured. An cxcep-
tonal opportunity TO live man
Address IL 7s2. care Times Dispatch
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Professional 19rlp 1llantfn

WAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS; LARGE
number OF positions to he filed.
Teachers in onc-room schools and
principals and teachers. in tWo-room
schools will receive $50 10 $50 per
month. High school teachers and
principals of three-room schools. $40
10 S75 per month. Terms, six TO nine
months. Write at once to SUPERIN-
TENDENT ZEBULON JUDD, Raj
eigh. N. c., for application blank.
VIRGINIA TEACHERS ARE WANT
ed. We cover the entire State. Have
numerous vacancies. both men and
women. Get Il plan telling all about
southern schools. SOUT II N
TEACHERS AGENCY, Columbia,
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s7lfuatiOns ICarire, a7ait

WASTED. POSITION AS GARAGE
manager. Am a practical gasolene
engine mechanic, capable OF keeping
its books and soliciting trade TO ill
the garage. 935. care Times Dis
patch.
MANUFACTURERS OR JOBBERS
not represented in Greensboro and
fiujlford County for building ma
ttefial, farm machinery ana supplies
Will address Box 22G. Greensboro.
=
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21O West Grace

Having been directed by the owner,
Dr. Upshur, who will soon remove to
his new residence on Franklin Street,
we shall sell at public auction. on tho
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 2s,
at o'clock L. NJ.
the above named well-known and very
attractive residence now and long
occupied by him. Planned and built
for DR.. Upshur with special reference
to the needs, comforts and convcniences
of residence and physicians Office
tthese offices being easily convertible
into billiard and reading rooms). Lot
36.SN15o to n wide paved alley. This
is one of the most modern houses in
the city. containing about fifteen or moro
rooms. three baths, vapor heated. cleo
trio and gas lights. screened throughout,
and having large brick garage on the
lot. EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUN-
ITf IS OFFERED HERE FOR A BAR
GAIN and remember this property runs
back towards Broad Street and is rap
IDLY increasing in value.
TERMS: EXTRAORDINARY. One
fourth cash. balance in one, two three
and four years, with interest quarterly
at per cent. secured upon the prop
erty.
ELAN & FUNSTEN.
AuctioneerS
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Office Of The STATE Highway Com

OfEice of The State Hshway Conn
mission
BIDS W NiGhmo Rh T REc NV IS t 9lf;
- o'clock noon, SATURDAY, June
I, at the clerks office, Covington. Va,
Tor the construction Of two steel
bridges in Allegheny County.
Plans and specifications ON file at
the clerk $ Office and this office.
Certified check for $3.50 TO accom-
pany each hid on one or both bridges
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
Further information furnished on
application to the undersigned
u. ST j. WILSON.
state HighMAN Com M ssinnar.
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BDarntng

FIRST CLASS APARTMENTS, VAPOR
heat, private bath and excellent
cuisine furnished IL permanent and
transient boardcrs, at MRS HOR-
ACE WELLFORD JONES'S new and
Well equipped house. 200 East
FRANKLIN street. Table boarders a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27

If INTERESTED IN STOCKS. BONDS
cotton OF grain, see j. l.. WINFREE,
302 Mutual Building. manager for O.
Edward Gran. member Consolidate ted
stock Exchange OF New York and
Chicago Board OF Trade.
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Keal estate l0antrn

TO PURCHASE 4 MOD,
ern home. west of Allen Avenue. he
tween Broad and Main, Must be
near car line. State price and loca-
tiOn. 10 191. cnro TImes- Disnntch
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t0lt SALE. ON CAR LINE. HIGU-
iand Park. modern eight-room house,
large lot at bargain; must sell.
trico two-thirds actual value Adj
Dress SACRIFICE. care Times Dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27

TWO TOP GROCERY WAGONS. GOOD
as new, SIS and $50
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q A CALLED COMMUNICATION
Ky OF the Richmond Randolph
Accepted Masons. Will he held THIS
(Tuesday) EVENING, May 81. 1913. Mt
6 O'Clock. IN the Masons' Hall, Frank
lin. near Eighteenth street. for work
in the Master Masons' degree.
All Master Masons in good standing
are fratcrnally invited.
BY order OF the Master.
w. y. CLARK II, JR..
Secretary.
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No. 10 East Broad ST..
26xl3l.6 to an Alley
No. 042 w. Grace St.
No. 416 w. Marshall

BY direction of the Virginia Trust
Co, executor of tho estate OF James
Kain. deceased. and for the purpose of
tho division of tho estate among the
heirs. we shall sell at public auction.
on the respective premises and In the
order named below. on
TUESDAY, MAY 81 1913.
at o'clock +. NJ.
that valuable three-story store build
ing, No. 10 East Bropd street. with
valuable lot fronting % feet on the
south side of Broad Street. beginning
Mt a point &c feet west OF First Street
and extending back between parallel
lines 13l feet inches to an alley 16
feet wide. This is one or tho most
valuable locations on that already we'll
established retail thoroughfare. and
= prominent transfer point. and Is rap
idly enhancing in value The lot Is of
fine size. and well adapted to any retail
business.
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TWO OPEN WAGONS. FOR GENERAL.
delivery, $25 and 500.
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nihinenh aniIfes.

AT A MEETING or THE TRUSTEES
OF the Richmond and 81. Paul Land
and Improvement Association. held on
April "a. 1913. n distribution of 4i-2
per cent, or $40 on each $1,000 GER
tificate, was ordered to be paid on
June {, 1913, on the subscription GER
tificate. payable to the registered
holders of the same on June /. 1913.
Each certificate must be presented at
the Office OF the president. No 1903
East Main street. Room No. H. Rich
mond. Va, that this payment can be
stamped thereon.
JAMES IL DOOLEY,
President.
VIM c. BENTLEY.
Secretary.
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ONE PLEASURE BUGGY. RUBBER
tres SCI
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5RaIfn 4arnpnGnIs

PROPOSALS FOR THE
near near Union Level; Mcci,lcnburg
Mr. w; A. Elan, Jr.. Clarksville. Va.
until 10 O'Clock a. NJ. June ;. lgI3'
Plans and specifications can be had
by applying to Mr.. Frank c. Bed
inger Boydton. Va. or c. r. reagan.
architect, Roanoke. Va. and deposit
ing check to the amount OF $40. 10
be returned when plans and specif-
cations are brought back. provided
they arc returned on or before June
The school Board reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids Each
bidder to inclosc with his bid Ger
Tied liz check, payable 10 Mi W H.
ELAN, Lr, amounting to 5000 to he
retained until bond is executed in
some acceptable surety company for
an amount equal TO so per cent of
C. II. Raglan. Architect.
BIDS FOR FURNISHING THE FOL
lowing articles for the state Normal
ana industrial school, Radrord. Va.
mittGe desires bids for the following
articles; 200 opera chairs 100 rock
ing chairs loo brentwood dining
room chairs, 100 cane bottom room
chairs, office and parlor furnishing,
100 y size Burstcln bedsteads and
springs, 100 q size felt mattresses
forts. 80 oak dresscrs. so oak omen
wash stands, 100 3X6-foot rugs 200
pillow cases, leo pillows. zoe sheets.
linens.
Table and kitchen ware--loo sets
of plated knives and forks. 200 tea
spoons 100 table spoons. Fun equip
merit of queens ware for 100 persons
window shades cut to size for
about $50 windows in dormitory. 200
in dninistration building. These
shades must be cut to order Bids
for the above, either In part or in
Bids must be sent TO East RadforG
by June 4. 1913.
W. II. BALDWIN,
Chairman.
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Nfettngs

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
KY Fraternal Lodge, No. 80, a, f.
wv X \. NJ, are urgently requested
to attend n called communication at
the Masonic Temple THIS AFTER
NOON at = o'clock for the purpose OF
paying the last sad tribute of respect
to the late Brother William NJ Arm
helm, of Concord Lodge. No. IS, Tar
boro, y. G..
BY order of tho Worshipful Master
WIN. REINHElMER,
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SEE OUR LINE OF BUSINESS BUG
Ries, runabouts. phaetons and sur
RES. We also carry in stock large
assortment of business wagons. No
matter what YOU want we have It.
prlcf reasonable Easy terms. a.
MEf ERS SONS 75i East Cary
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agents lNanten

AGENTS. WE HAVE NEW LEADER.
Big profits earned quickly Write
FOR free sample and new summer
catalogue MERCER SUPPLY CO.,
Lock Box 90. Arnold, Pa. s.
AGENTS WANTED. FOR APTTCI y
which no housewife can resist. Sells
at every home. JACKSON NOVELTY
CO., 500 Jackson Avennc, Jersey City.
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]. 2. r; winston, clerk OF the court.
certify that the bcud required of Tho
special commissioners by the decree in
said cause of May 49, 1913, has becn
duly given.
Given Under my hand this Goth day
P. P. WINSTON.
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automobiles Fer SALE

CADILLAC. 1918 MODEL. IN Al con
dit.un fully cqulpped. y bargain
Dispatch.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY To pI-R-
chase q second -haiid electric automo-
bile. Victoria style: just the thing
FOR 2 LADY. Fer Information phone
Madison 56S1
CHALMERS 80 FOR SALE CHEAP
BY owner; good condition. VIII
demon9trate by appointment. II S79
care Times Dispatch.
CHA!AIERS. 1912 MODEL. WITH
Lull equipment. cheap. u 73S, care
Times Dispatch.
WHY Nor HAVE i SET OF GORDON
scat covers fitted To your car at n
Teasou2b!e price; guarantee perfect
MT; does not soil clothes. as leather
cushions 10. See BRlSTOW for sea I
coXera. g North Eighteenth Street.
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Jpr SALE

ONE HIGH GRADE RIJNABOI,T,
good as new, 800.
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At the request of the owner we will
offer the above property for sale nc
public auction, on the promises on
TUESDAY. MAY -, 1919,

This property Is one OF the most de-
sirable homes in the West End. with
large side yard sufficient TO erect an
other house or store. Those desiring a
homo or 10 invest will find II to their
interest to attend this sale. as tho
property possesses great possibilities.
TEIkMS: Announced At sale.
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TWO BUSINESS BUGGIES. RUBBER
tirea, good order. s45 and SOS.
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iAupnl6 l4anteo

WANTED, LARGE uNFURTIsHED
room for three months Church Hill.
south OF Broad Address II. a T.,
Box co..
TaETER- ROOM TO RENT ny GEN
0ennu; West End or central locu-
ton state price J 9Is. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY THREE
unfurnishcd rooms and bath. con-
vciilent 70 table board. south Of
Broad. north OK Cary between Fifth
ana HclVidere. State terms Ad-
dfoss q sci. care Tilnns- Dispatch
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Virginia Railway and Power Company,
No 149 Broadway, New York.
THE BOARD OF DIRECT0Rs OF
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany has this day declared semi
annual dividend OF two and e-half
per cent. equal TO two dollars and
fifty cents per share on the preferred
stock OF said company. payable on
holders of record on june IA. 1913
The transfer books Will not be
closed. Dividend checks viii be
mailed q. i. WILLIAMS
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THE NEXT MEETING or THE vIR-
einia state Board of Dental Exami-
ners, for the examination of appi-
cants. Will he held in Richmond. VA
commencing June 10. 1913. . y. VI
For further particulars address DR.
j. p. STIFF. Secretary. Fredericlls-
burg Va
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}eouItry, 4eets ann gine Stork

PONIES FOR SHETLAND AND
Welsh OF highest type and quality.
4 specially made of furnishing foun-
dation herds MONTROSE PONY
FARM. Cartersville. Va. City address
I'll South Laurel street
THOUSANDS OF BABY CHICKS DIE
ever season from improper feeding.
Save yours by using Ky. ). r." Baby
Chick Food, and IVY. J. t. Dry Mash
Food Any quantity at W. j. TODDS
SONS i2G North sixth Street.
ONE FLNE-YEAR OLD HORSE. CITY
broke weight LEO; any lady can
drsvc. Can be seen at No. Q North
Eighteenth street
FOR SALE. NICE DRIVING HORSE.
eight Years old. mare. Can DE seen
at Hailc's Stable. Nineteenth and
Franklin Streets. Very stylish and
city broke Price. Sl75. Apply j.
81 WINFREE care s r BEV-
FRIDGE n co. Seventh and Byrd
streets city.
FOR SALE \ NICE GENTLE DRIV-
lnC horse, seven years old Address
J. ~. care Times Dispatch.
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ReaI estate jTnr lSeht

HOUSE FOR Rent FOR THE SUM
mer all furnished; good shade: water
IN the house. TATE i. CHENERY.
ashland. Va
THREE NEW TEN ROOM HOUSES
near Buckroe Beach resort for rent
by month very cheap. Write w r.
JARRETT, Phoebus. Va
FOR RENT UNEXPIRED LEASE OF
nlne-room brick, 2224 Park Avenue;
hot water heat; all modern con
veniences. Possession June i5th
APPLY McNEAGH & GLINN, or sol
Mutual Building.
FOR RENT. THE ONLY BUILDING IN
small town suitable for a modern
motel; 20 rooms; just completed Rent
nominal owner to board with ten
ants. Q sos. care Times Dispatch