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The bee., 1913-09-02
New Preacher to be Called

At meeting of the members
Of the Baptist Church in Madi-
sonvllle, a new Pastor will be
called to fill the place of the Rev.
A. F. Gordon who has accepted
position at Clinton, KY. A
full membership is required to
be present.
The bee., 1913-09-02
NATIONAL
CONSERVATION
EXPOSITION
Opened at Knoxville. Tenn. Monday
September ist. President wilson
Sent the Message

Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. L.
Promptly at 10 o'clock next Mon
day morning tin Washington,
President Woodrow Wilson
flashed a wireless telegraph mes
sage from the government station
near the capital to Knoxville.
The message was picked up
by the wireless station on the
grounds of the National Oonser-
walton Exposition IN this city.
The receipt of the message
from the President of the United
States To 7. A. Wright, Presi
dent of the Exposition company.
was the signal for the formal
opening of this exposition, the
first in the history of the world
devoted TO the cause of coDserva-
tion and designed to teach by
concrete example the necessity
hof conserving all material re-
fsources il the country is to grow
and prosper in the future as it
has in the past.
In the great new Southern
States Building the manufactur-
ing South with its multitude of
manufactures is on display as
never before. The line of COM
mercial and industrial exhibits
is large and nearly every manu-
featuring city in the South is
represented.
There is a building devoted to
mines and minerals and these
displays have been so arranged
as to emphasize the fact that in
the South nearly every mineral
IS found and also to emphasize
the fact that al of these ores
have commercial value. A
model coal mine dug into a hill
forms a feature of this exhibit.
Many of the southern states have
state exhibits,
The Child Welfare Building is
devoted to the cause of child
welfare and nothing like the ex-
hibIt made In Knoxville ever
has been In the South before.
The displays all deal with the
subject of conserving the health
and the lives of children, improv.
ing their condition and making
them better aud stronger citizens
of the country.
There is alo an Art Building
on the grounds and a live stock
building and arena. Amuse'
ment features are not lacking
''Joy Street" is indeed a street
where Joy reigns. All of the at
fractions are on the grounds
The street Is complete.
Large numbers of special even
and special days when prominen
men and women from all part
of the country will be in Knox
Vile have been arranged for thu
National Conservation ExpOsi
tion. The exposition will rur
until November LIST.
The bee., 1913-09-02
View Low Rates 10 The West

The Missouri Pacific is offering
very low rates to California,
Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Western
Colorado, New Mexico. Western
Texas, Arizona, Oregon and
Washington. Tickets sold Sep
TENDER 25th to October 10th, in.
elusive. For complete informa.
tion regarding Rates, through
free chair and sleeping-car ser.
vice, Rddress--Paul Escott, Trav
cling Passenger Agent, Room 8O4
Paul jones Bldg. Bonneville. XIV,
The bee., 1913-09-02
companx I'd" R.esIved cash PrIz.

Company sc" the team from
this city received a cash prize of
$4,000 and a medal. The fol-
lowing parties composed the team
Ben T. Wilson, Tom PeYton,
Earnest Brinkley, Leslie Boyd
aud Henry Peterson.
The bee., 1913-09-02
Attends Dance al Dawson

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dawes
chaperoned a party of Young
people from this city to Dawson
Springs Friday night. There
we're three automobiles we'll fll-
led and all reported a delightful
time.
The bee., 1913-09-02
Fish Fry

The Boy Scouts gave a fish fry
in the yard of Jack Whltford a
few nights ago which was enjoy
ed by all who we're there. Fish
we're caught in the lake tn at
afternoon making it much more
interesting.
The bee., 1913-09-02

When butter has become rancid try
this method OF sweetening IL: Melt ne
butter. skim Il. then place q piece of
light brown toast In Il and In a few
minutes the toast viii have absorbsa
ths rRplsasant .rs'f me unel
The bee., 1913-09-02

A large meeting of the w. o.
w. will be held in Madisonville
in their rooms Thursday night.
A large class of ne W members
is to be taken into the order.
This is the largest camp of Wood.
man In this part of the st' and
has a fine drilled, uniformed racks
which have taken several prizes
in several meetings. They are
IN splendid condition In a money
way and are growing fast.
The bee., 1913-09-02
The Evans Family Hold Reunion at Loeb
Mary

Mary
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan M. Evans
and sons, Mr.. j. r. Evans and
family, Mrs. Elsie Robinson and
Miss Ruth Daniels, of this city,
and B. w. Robinson and family
of Midway, held a reunion on the
banks of beautiful Loeb Mary
Sunday afternoon. A bountiful
supply of things good to eat were
in evidence and the younger
members of the party enjoyed
boat rides while the elders talk
ed of by gone days. The affair
was greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent. }
The bee., 1913-09-02
To Cure a Cold IN One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouiuine. n uhops the
coueh and Headache and works on the Cold.
Drugrists refund money n a fails % cure.
y. W. CRoVErS gsusture on sacb box 2sc.
The bee., 1913-09-02

We booked the supendous three reel feature Beasts of The
Junge made by the Solax Company This feature said by
feature its kind produces and people
gladly paid IS so eit Our prices will be
only and Exact date will be announced later
The bee., 1913-09-02
Cures Chronic Gases

Cures every e:"YOur' Hughes
Tonicfor chills ndfever has never
failed yet, and / have sold 1t to q
number of chronic cases. 1t cures
them every time" Sold by Drug
gists-bOc. and $l.OO bottles.
PREPARED BY
R0BlhS0h-PETTET CO., Louisville, Ky.
Incorporated
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UEpSV@ SitW
School

Forty ninth session opens Septem-
Der - Thorough preparation for uni
Xersity, college and technical school
Lower school for small boys
Professor Fitz Hugh, Of University
or Virginia. writing August l6 1905
says: McGuire,s University School is
one or the very finest types OF Southern
private schools for Preparation for
college. and stands to-day in the very
prime or It's working efficiency. The
students from McCiuires are uniformly
successful in the Latin classes at the
university. can recommend this
school without reserve
Principal at North Belviderc. Phone
Madison 5l74. Catalogue at book stores
or by mail.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE,
Principal.
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Scr SaIs

WE HAVE a NrAfRER or LATE
model Underwood and Remington
Visible Typewriters. which look as
good work as we'll ano are guar
snteed the same as new machines at
a saving OF 40 per cent Sent on
examination anywhere AMERICAN
TYPEWRITER. EXCHANGE, NC,
COS East III ain Street Phone Madl-
Enu
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chlld scnl,red TO Dcpth.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
bedford City. Va, August "a
httlc child Of billiard Mayhem IVES so
severely burned Monday night that. deg
pite every effort. she died. The little
girl was two years old Some very
hot water had boon poured into Il
small tub. preparatory TO giving tho
little ono - bath. and tho mother ind
ing tho water too hot. LETT tho room
10 procure cold water TO add 10 1t.
During her absence the child In play
heSan 70 walk backward and stumbled
against the tub and fell ill., scalding
her back and shoulders.
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WANTED. COMP ETENT STEWARD OF
good habits for small commercial
hotel Give experience, references
and salary expected IN nrst letter.
Apply 70 J. ". INEi. Elorence. S. Q.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Ihe Standard Railroad al .E.- rouih.
EIE EL-EINk IL-NH- Q -.lL

ihe Standard El,i!road al .E+ -ouih.
EFFECTIVE JUNE ?. 1913
TRAINS LEAVE i(lCAEUED JAILf.
For Fior!ia ana Southi 4.i5 a N and 6:3s
For NortoiE; 500 a NJ, $50 p. Al. $40 ,.
II.
For y. 4 W, Ey, HsA,: s:is 4. n. $50 4
NJ, l.. NJ. go Y. Il
For Petersburg: l:gj a. Il. s:i5 4. II .
s:l5 A. NJ. 9:o9 a Nj $500 \ III. s.U0 II. A.
t:lo r. NJ, 6:9s r, AZ. 80, 4. Ii. 80 n 81
N:45 +. ".
For Goldshoro and Fayetteville: .t:lo p NJ
Irains arrive Richmond daily: 6:0s A y,
l0:lS A NJ. taD a. NJ. .s:31 \. NJ.
"l0:t5 y. 81. Il:i0 4. Nj. .=.l0 M 81 u
r. NJ 6G5 i. NJ. e33 h NJ. ,:QJ i. Al. SO.
T. Ii. IL $50 T.. 81.
Except Sunday. "'Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and Departure ans connes,
lions not Guaranteed
c. s. CAMPBELL. - II a.. ~, Main ST
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jEDiicfa

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN-TAKK,
notice that the undei-slSn has quail
bcd as executor OF the last viii and
Morris tAIrs. JunuS a. AIorrisj, de-
ceased. and hereby notifies all per
sons owing debts to the estate 10 set e
tie the same promptly with the un-
dcrsigneh who ia alone entitled to
receive and receipt for the Same;
all persons having any demands OF.
claims against the estate to file tho
same, verified By affidavit. with the
undersigned for settlement in due
course OF administration.
Given under my hand ut my Office
No. Sill American National Bank
Building Richmond. Va, this 7th
day OF August, lat3
ROLFE r. GLOVER.
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Flats 1uanten

BT VOTING Man md MOTHER.
small house or apartment Must toe
Street. convenient to Main street or
Broad ana Main street car lines state
terms and when available for Occu-
nhncy. References exchanged. Ad
dress c 4a5. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. SMALL. HOUSE on FLAT
FOR family OF three. between Third
and Harrison. and south Of Broad.
lteferences exchanged. G. i56. care
Times Dispatch
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMiER CARRIER OF TAE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
~. B.-Foilowing schedule tsures published
az intorina ton and not suarantced
For the South-Daily: b:lo A. M.-Local
1889 A: M.-Express. 500 T.. M.-Express
With Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars Tor At
lsnta ana Birmingham. HAS J.. M.-EXpreSA
Week Days: 8:oo y. M.--Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 T. M.-Deily-ConnectlnE for Balt,-
more Mon, Wed. and Friday. Cos A. NJ
tx. Sun. and 2:B +. A.-Mon.. Wed snd
FridaI-Locai
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: $50 A. NJ. and $40 A NJ
400 2. N, $40 L. NJ. daily; - :b5 Ex sun
From West Point: $50 A. NJ daily; II AS A.
NJ. Mon, Wed. and Fri: &:25 +. 81 Elk sun.
S. f. BURGESS. u. l.. A.
sa7 f. Main st. Phon. Madison 27a
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Kral Gstatr Gpr sale


FOR SALE. ONE OF THE FINEST
farms IN Hartford County Md, 200
acres. three miles from Darlington.
me social centre of Hartford County,
situated on the new State Road.
twenty miles from Baltimore in the
neait or blue grass section of Deer
creek: excellent location for stock
raising, mansion containing twenty
Two bedrooms. costing $4,000. and a
parn when is the largest and best
quit IN the county, costing over
post ran and panel fence over the
cHure farm view from any portion
OF estate overlooking nYe different
counties anu the Su.Quchanna River;
many virginia families have recently
purchased farms odJaCent: this farm
la' iof Ncars been IeCc gni2cd as the
pest grass fHrm In Iariord County;
inc property can b. bought for s25, 900
ana satisfactory terms made TO suit
puirycna5er. App!y TO WEBB e
more. Md.
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". JOHNSON, Secretary.

g MA SONIC NOTICE: DOVE
Xxx l.odge-The members of Dove
IN Lodge, No. 81, ~, = < 4 NJ, viii
attend the stated communication Of the
lodge in the lodge room. in the Mia
sonic Temple. THIS FRIDAY. August
s. 1913. at 1880 T. NJ
Members OF sister lodges and tran
sicnt brethren are fraternally Invited.
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
BEN r. AUGUST.
Secretary.
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auctiun Balfs Cbi9 DAY
The Valentine Auction Co,
Auctioncer.,
6l8 EAST BROAD STREET.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
STOCK OF SHOES, HATS, cLoTiuNG
CENTS FURNISHINGS. ETC OF
II. a. JAMES.
25o6 East Broad street

BY virtue OF deed OF assiCnemcnt
from r. a. James tn me. as trustee,
same being duly recorded. Will SELF at
public auction. on the premises. 1905
Fast Broad street, his entire stock and
fixtures on
THIS FRIDAY. AUGUST s, 1913
Beginning at 80 o'clock \. NJ.
Tne stock consists about l.200 pairs
Mems. Ladies' and Childrcn's Shoes.
mostly fresh stock, up-to-dat style and
good sizes; large assortment OF ARROW,
Eclipse" and Monarch" brand Top
shirts; Arrow" brand Collars: Mems
and Ladies' Hose good uualityD. Neck
wear, Suspcndcrs. Cloves. Handker-
chiefs Overalls. Wrights Winter I'm
derwear. -. V -. Underwear. Sweaters.
l'clts. Mems Trousers. Notions. etc
Also the following fixtures; two silent
Salesman Showcases (sizcs ard feet
long) Tables. twelve Armchairs. Mirror.
stools, Awnings. window Fixtures. etc.
The stock Gnvontoryirg about So
cool. viii he first offered as a Whole.
should there not be a satisfactory bid
received, viii then immediately proceed
10 sell same In lots TO the trade.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
c. c. RUSSELL.
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE: AUCTION co.
Auctioucers.
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GATEWOOD COTTAGE, FOURTH ST,
ocean View. Nice, cool rooms, home
cooking. poating. bathing and fishing;
all modern convenicnces; rates very
reasonable. Appiy or write GATE
WOOD COTTAGE
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sEAnoNKn A!h Linz.

Southbound trains scheduled "a leave Rich
mond daily: 500 \ M.-LocGI to Norlina
l:lo +. M.-SieepeTs and coaches Atlanta
Birmingham. Savannah Jacksonville. II:
i. M.-Sle.pers and ccdches Atlanta, Bir-
minghaul. Memphis. 1900 a M.--s;lcopers and
coaches. jacksonville. Eorthbound train,
scheduled to arrive In Richmond daily: {: IS
A. NJ. $40 a. NJ. SOS p. T.. $50 y. Al. Local
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agent9 INante6

AGENTS, LET ME SHOW VOC HOW
TO make big money selling new pat
ented spocialties. Write for new sum
mer catalogue j: NJ. WIELAND, 500
Woodley Street, Baltimore, Md.
THE DIRECT HOSIERY MILLS, n
Bedford Street, Boston, Mass want
agents everywhere for hosiery, neck
wear, sweaters. Free sample plan
and parcel post Ndclivcry. We pay
biggest commissions.
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Rl5rellaneDu9
SHOE REPAIRING.
RrGdI i2pticf

] II COMMONWEALTH OF VIR-
GINA, TO THE SHERIFF. OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND-GREE
We command YOU to summon Cutting
Motor Car Company 10 appear at the
the city OF Richmond. at the courtroom
of said court in said city, ut rules 10
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. 1918. to an
swcy the action OF the Richmond. Fred
erickshurg and Potomac Railroad Com
acsumpsit Damages. flve hundred dol.
lars. And have then there this writ
Witness. L. ", ROW Ellie, Clerk OF
OF July. 1913, and in the l3Sth wear Of
the Commonwealth
l. VI. ROWELLE, Clerk.
y copN-TcSte:
T.. VI. ROWELLE, Clerk
Wexford & Taylor DO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-08

TOBACCONIST, ATTEETION--W ELL
equipped tobacco factory for sale or
rent. Possession Septeunbcr i Ad-
dress 9. :. HUTTEil Exor.. j. NJ
Booker II. Lynchburg, Va.
TENTS. ALL SIZES, AT Low PRICE.
III | -i@JtItTN <.
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4frtIltH5

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Take notice that on Monday, the 18th
Gay OF August !. ID. 1913. at the hour
OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon, a
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Security Life Insurance Company OF
America, Incorporated, Will be held
at the principal Office OF said company,
AT No. ,704 Mutual Building, Rich
mond. Va, for the purpose of con-
sidering and taking action upon the
proposition and resolution of the
board OF directors OF said company
to decrease the capital stock of said
company, and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
w. O. JOHNSON. President.
Attest:
Q. w JOHNSON, Secretary.
q y STATED COMMUNICATIVE
wv y. NJ. Will be held in the Ma :
ss ?,l Temple THIS Friday) EVE
Members of sister lodges and tran
silent brethren are fraternally invited
TO unite with us.
By order Of the Worshipful Master
ALIEN. w. ARCHER
SeCFeiaVN
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5ttuattpns, 4orutesstonaI

LADY, WE'LL EDUCArED. ENGLISH.
French, Latin. music, fond Of chill
drcn. best testimonials. would enter
family to take charge Of children
needing mothers care: teacher or
companion. MISS V. WINGFIELD,
Goshen. Va. Route ], care MIR. Il. IL.
Binford.
SPANISH PROFESSOR LOCATED IN
this city temporarily desires to OK
change conversation. Spanish for
English. Write X. GRANADOS, SGT
West Franklin.
WANTED, POSITION TO TEACH IN
private family English. music, be-
ginners In Latin and French; small
childron preferred Address y 4l6.
care Times Dispatch
YOUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION
to teach beginners English and
music. or as companion to invalid
child; moderate terms. Address Box
II. Graham. Va.
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1Agal Gstats jiut 5als

AN ELEGANT ANCESTRAL HOME
STEAD FARM FOR SALE
This we'll known farm contains l45
Rcros of fine soil. in Il nigh state OF cul-
tiVauon; modern buildings; located
three quarters OF 4 milo Of railroad sta
lion; close to church, school and stores :
eight miles from Charlottesville. in Al
address
p. o. BOX 4O4.
Charlottesville, Va.
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Steamboats,
STEAMBOATS,
>>~~>~~->>>~>o~.~ >>.-->>-,>>-->~--->---~>-
Ship Your Freight
Furman's Line

Operating steamboats, between Peters
burg and Richmond and all interme-
diate landings on the rivers. Freight
received daily. Steamers for charter
during the summer season.
For further particulars. apply to
w. NJ. JONES. Agent
Richmond. Va.
Phone Madison 7lSS
It. w TAYLOR. Agent,
Petersburg. Va. Phone 1860.
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go5t ann jFuuno

STRA YED. BRINDLE NEW gOUND-
land pup. eight months old. Tip Of
tail, feet and face marked white
Answers to the name Of Gyp. Lib
eral reward IL returned 10 2523 Ken
sineton Avenue Phone Monroe l622.
CAME TO S23 WEST CARY, July 81.
hound dog. by COSTS and proving
property owner may sccutc.
LOST. THURSDAY MORNING, Sill
erhandled umbrella. engraved NJ
II. B. Finder VIII receive reward BY
returning TO 9O3 East Main Street
Telephone Monroe 1850.
large sum OF money, between Tenth
and Hull and Fifteenth and Cary.
Finder return same and receive re
ward. W. II. VAl,iSii.R, lCii HUI
Street South Richmond. Va.
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KeaI estate jior Rrnt
RaiIrDab6
49,. - -
Chesapeake & Chic Railway

.;i5 Al pai!T-Newport News.
$40 A.-Locai- Dnily.-Ch viIIe Ex sur
Thurmond.
ts:oo A.-ENpres: Daily Norfolk. Old Point.
tl0:eO Locai-paily-I'chLy lev - i.orga
'lz:OV Noon-Exprcss-L Dairy Norfoik - % . =
Point.
tii:tS An =, ountain Special" Tuesdays.
Thursdays ana Saturdays White
sulphur. Hinton. mountain resort
200 -hxpress-Dnily-Ci I-'VilIc.
ft:eo p Express-Da!ly-No Ola Point
Bog P-l .ccnl-Da!iy-N News. ola Point
e:iS P-l -ocal-EN. misunderstanding
t'l' P.-l-ocal--Wcek days except saturday
to Warren Saturdays 10 Gladstone
$40 P.-l.imited- Daily-Ciu.. 20. St L.
il;V' P.-E"press - Daily ~ Gin. Louisville.
l.ynchbuFT. Natural Bridge.
Shoppers. Parior Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICfiMOND-I.ocal from
East: 500 4. NJ. 40 Il. Nj. Through from
East: II 80 A. Al. .55 l.. NJ. $50 l. ~ Local
from West: S:lb ~ NJ. ''9 - 4 a. ana 40
r. NJ Through: s:iS a. Al. HE'S a. 81. and
1886 l.. NJ.
James River Line: .s;S5 a ri. .;55 p. ri
week days. Sundays G;55 +. -.
- Daily except Sunday.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Rail,


Kiehrond and Chesapeake nay railway.
Schedule OF Electric Trains. enecttv. May
50. 1912: Leave Richmond. Laurel ana Broad
Streets: b't:e5 a. a.. -I:l0 A. Nj. bs:i) A.
NJ, s:l0 q. Al. ''lo:io A. IL, IL 10 A. ~. 1919
L. Nj. $40 L. M. 1910 +. Nj. b4a l.. NJ 20
l.. NJ. go L. NJ $40 l.. Nj. hs:lO r. M
1910 T.. Nj, II 10 T. VI. Leave Ashland Eng.
land ara Maple Streets: 1856 A. NJ. bi:OO A.
Nj. $50 y. Al. bs:0O A. RI. 1890 A. NJ. ..li :Vj
a. NJ, 800 NJ. ''l:o0 =. Al. 2:C) T. NJ $500
/. NJ. 500 T. NJ. b5 90 II. M. 600 T. A. z 40
L. NJ 800 l.. NJ. % 90 Z. Nj Ii 100 l.. ~
'naily except Sunday. "SunSay only
bCarrics baggage.
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FLATS Tpr Kenf
automohtIes JF:r 5aIe

Two PAssENGER ROADSTER. sa76:
handsono fye- passenger touring car
5000. Both In good mechanical con-
West Broad.
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WILL HE OLD AT AUCTION. RED
field Farm q handsome estate of
; a7t acres res, u Maliiax County three
South Boston; has been subdivided
into tracts from so to 200 acres. and
VIII be sold At public auction on the
gust %, II y. " THIS is one Of
the finest estates In Halifax COUNTY;
good location. fertile land. splendid
large brick mansion house and good
outbuildings. Liberal terms Free
lunch for everybody. You can't ar
ford to miss this sale Write for
hand bill with full details VIII be
sold rain or shine. VENABLE &
FORD. Lynchburg, Va.
FOR SALE, BRICK HOTEL, 80 ROOMS
doing good business. IN q growing
country town. liberal terms l. $40
care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. TEN-KoOM HOUSE, BE
tween Ninth ana Tenth. on Marshall
Splendid place for boarding house
80. care Times Dispatch
w DERS FIGHT Room House,
icnce: lot G2xl6O feet; excellent To-
CATION. S+,0eo to quick purchaser
YEltBY COMPANY. INC, ~ East
Tenth street. South Richmond. Phone
Monroe %
FOR SALE, NEW GROVE AVENUE
homes, 1900 block. Madison 1861
Monroe 25++L.
FoE SALE. 200 ACRES, GOOCILAND
'punN! llmbor !duG' mile from SabOt
station, Oh Dover Creek: oak pine
aud hickory. Price. $4,000 l. J.
HAYNES. Box -, Richmond
SIN-ROCM RED BRICK FRONT
house. good water also bath cleo
tric lights, nice steel range. latrobe
stove, large lot, oue-half square OF
cars. only S2.35O-S500 cash, $3.50
in one year $500 in three years.
DRINIiARD. 17l5 Hanover Avenuc
FOR SALE y NICE 52-ACRE FARM.
very good land and crop. four miles
from Richmond, on WILLIAMSBURG
Road. Route g. Box li9. T.. ROSE
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Railroads

-Daily. tWc-kdays. sSundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
utop MT Elha. Time arrivals and departurec
not guaranteed. Read the signs
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pelp, cDaIe and .3ren'ale

WANTED. \ NO. / STF,NOCiR APHER.
either male or female. for about two
weeks. C. "a MILLER, Capitol Build
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-08
Solirltpr5 ana 5alp5n,en

WANTED, TEN Statesmen, SINGLE
and neat appearance for house-to-
house work. Call MR. RILEY. 2304
East Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-08
laelp lNantrn GenlaIe
B.tua1fons Llaantfu, female

4 YOUNG LADY GRADUATE WoULD
like to secure position OF light book
Keeping. Address y. d., go North
Twenty sixth street
WE HAVE SEVERAL WHITE MAIDS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
tnnt JAHNkE BROS. jewelers.. sic
Eaet hlain Street buy, sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IL THE
Ii EST STYLES. Old gold and
silver ALWAYS taHcn in EXCHANGE