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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
Better hOnds by Private Subscriptious
Farmers Interested In bright To-
bnCCO-EA ne rIinent SiatInn

Gartersvillc. Va. April ll-Three
miles OF tirst-class roads have been com
plcted from here 10 and beyond the
iiamilton School. the half mile beyond
tlc school being i'll tho direction OF
Boons Mill. This road was built by.
private subscriptions.
{. X. SandcrSon is building at his
own expense mile OF hrst-ciass road
from his place, Whitcsville, in this al
rection. This mile Will be completed
within the next month or six weeks
~ Is only question OF time when the
balance OF the road here to Whites
VILE viii be made iirst-ciass
Cumberland County farmers believe
their lands are adapted 10 the growth
OF bright tobacco. and not a few OF
them are going To try the making OF
tae bright this year. An effort Is bc-
ing made TO have established at a cen
trai point in the county "a government
experiment station to thoroughly test
the lands for growing tho brights
The farmers in all of this region are
IN nnr spirits. The wheat crop Is fine
so TAR. and the people are Interested In
growing hay as they were never before
Cumberland viii! make more hay this
year than i'll any year since il was a
county
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REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS
Most of the Activity in the Sub
urbs in Proposed Annexa-
ton Territory.

None of the real estate agents claim
that business is brisk with them, some
even say that II Is dull. but Il ma
iority. Of them claim that there is II
good deal doing, and that The pros
poets for better things are very
bright. 1t is quite likely that the
chcerfulness of the agents IS founded
more on the supposed good things
they have hung on tho string for flu
ture development than on any biz
things they have been doing during
the past week or ten days. Neverthc-
less. some very fair things In the way
Of business have been accomplished.
Tho business WAS confined almost en-
tircly To the sale and the trading In
residential properties. ana this was
largely in tho suburbs.
There has really been considerable
activity in the suburbs. especially to
the north Of the city. in that territory
which is soon to be annexed. and to
become part of Greater Richmond.
In Barton Heights, Battery Court. Nor
wood, Highland Park and other north :
ern suburbs there Is much building
going on, houses going up as IL by
magic. and this kind of thing natural
~ encourages the home seekers and
sales OF lots in these parts. as we'll as
in the old standby suburb OF Ginter
Park. have been going on right
merrily.
In Woodland Heights, on the south
side. also there was noticeaDic not a
little of activity. over twenty lots
were sold there very recently, and 1t
Is said that every purchaser proposes
TO build on his newly acquired ground
THIS spring. / am told that contracts
have just been made for the building
OF as many as fifty houses IN Wood
land ,eiShts and nearly as many are
now In the course of constructions
Harvey Brown, a well-known con
tractor and builder. a man who buys
est End ground. buik,s houses on
the same, and holds them for rent OF
Tor sale. as the case may be. made
some good sales last week. One re-
port has II that his sales were close
to $4,000. Mr.. Brown gives no par
ticulars.
One of the leading aRcnts, finding
business a little dull in Richmond. and
having read III tile papers how Rich
mond showed Washington II few things
about banking, concluded he would
run up 10 the capital OF the nation
ana show the real estate men a trick
or two In his line. He went, and IL st
week made a $40 900 sale The i'm
'"'is OF TINS agent are j. ID. Carncal
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FURNITURE DrcMtn.
The third floor is - dream and a CON
tinuous scene or beauty. Hcte are car
ricd displays OF parlor. library and
dining room furniture in oak. In an
other part of the immense room are
The reproductions of the ancient fur
niturcs OF all kinds and OF all periods
from the bedroom sets of Mary, Queen
OF Scots, down to tho latter day Co
lonial styles. 1t would take almost a
PAGE OF ;his paper To describe this one
department. NJ another point on this
i!oCr /. the gift department.. and here
iia, or She, who has to send Christmas,
Easter. or birthday gifts or wedding
presents may ind all they are looking
for il the mind Of the Eivcr tends to-
wards anything in the furniture, brio
a -brac or room furnishing lines.
The fourth floor is devoted almost
entirely TO bedroom furniture, and
there il may bc found To suit and TO
fit any purse. Any family calling for
bedroom furniture, whatever may be the
SIZE Of the purse. may be suited, and
there VIII! be 40 cord wood" in 1t either.
one corner OF this floor is unique 1t
may be designated the baby furniture
department, for here is displayed all
manner of furniture for the little folks.
from cradles up 10 say twelve years
OF age. We'll, ii goes Il little further
back than that, for there is also dis
played dollhouse furniture, and the
little girl can tint hero all of the
things In the way OF furniture ana bed
ding that Will make dolly" happy,
The Secret Out.
The NTH floor is an enormous stock
room without Il break. Sand a view OF
: mis- floor i sufficient 10 show one at
once tho secret oi the present great
success OF this house. 1t is simply
tins: having the room to store the
goods they can buy in those immense
quantities that viii enable them TO
come very near 50 naming their own
price on the same, and thus, notwith-
standing the enormous expense ncccs-
sary 10 conduct 50 large q house. when
II comes 10 selling they can meet any
hody's figures. there is much in this
Tor the buyer to think about
The officers OF the Svdnor & Humid
icy Co. Inc. are 6. Il. Sydnor prcsi-
dent; w n. Gilmore, secretary; John
&. Noel", treasurer.
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lact that the twenty-five years OF
practical experience, close study. and
hard work are behind II all. and these
be Of value TO tho buyer, as VOL as to
the seller Of furniture.
Many Departments.
The business IS divided into several
departments and men OF experience
who have been trained from their
youth UP in this house are in charge
of these numerous departments. They
nave been required TO study the wants
and requirements of the patrons. and
10 study the goods they have TO offer
ana 10 III the two ideas together.
The little regiment Of buyers arc
trained and required 10 make a study
Of tho business III all OF It's details, to
study the products Of factories, and
above al! things they are admonishcd
TO steer clear OF ana far from all
manner of freaks" cord WOOD" ana
dope for, as before stated, the pol
icy OF President Sydnor has from the
Very beginning been Ia put nothing
upon his floors that is without in
trinsit mcrit. People demanding guam
city ana G0udy diSplay-"cord wood"
0lI the likc--and that without regard
10 quality or illness, need sometimes
To be tsught by n reputable house
not to cucumber thcir homes with a
conglomcration OF Eawlty pieces OF
stun When modest simple and COM
naratiNcly inexpensive pieces of real
merit. selected by real students Of the
furniture ant would make homo sweet
and attractive. The house Of Sydnor
x Hundley has done a great deal Of
mighty good work for the public just
alorg these lines. good missionary
work II may he called
Every Floor In l'uii nIouI,
would love TO take this hi.. House
in haud and tell OF its contents floor
by floor. but the story would take up
too much space. The basement Is de-
voted largely To = display OF all manner
OF StcTeS. ranges, gas and oil heaters.
ana. also 10 lawn furniture of all
Ninde, and 10 some othor things.
The nis, OF street floor carries AN
immense aisriay Of office furniture ana
other displays, while one end OF il has
thc offices OF the company. rul!v a
fourth OF this floor. To the rear and
opening on a wagon alley. is the ser
vice and packing room.
on the second floor the bif~b ~, DO
mahogany goods are on exhibition. ANA
here. too. - the carpet and rug depart =
inent, the window shade ana curtain
department also. In nook on this
Moor. and pretty large nook on this
npho!Sterin: goods are on exhibition.
IL This brightly lighted nook an i'm
n"nse stock ot upholstcr:nE goods or
the finest fabrics is carried. ana hcr.
IN" customers who have furniture IA
=" recovered select according 10 their
thSt" the goods they want and Ill.,,
Worh OF Terairins and upholstcrin. ola
/ furniture. IN" Same being made new. is
u"he IN The big thrco-story Factory a,
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FURNITURE HOUSE
THAT LEADS SOUTH
continued From I,irst Pago.l

Continued From First PagcD
the wide-awalSe statesmen push them
out.
these i've doors above the base
mcnt measure 1880 square feet OF
door space. IN addition the three
story factory at seventh and MARSHALL
Streets and tho garage and stables on
another street arc parts OF this i'm
mcnSe establishment. and there are
several thousands OF fee; of floor space
in them.
tn" Leaders, and Why.
The gradual growth OF this cstab-
without spaamodic and sensational fea-
successive Of the substantial idea that
The best STRENGTH ana the iirincsi char
actcr are those which come inch By
inch and. as I'm this ease, from :, small
beginning with littlc or no capital, aud
in thc face OF strong competition with
old established houses. II was in this
gradual and firm way that Syduor n
liundlcy became DO recognized lead
crS IN THIS city+"a;.r Ihc South IN mo
furniture business, anc it il said TO bc
an uhdlspulcd fact that they are that
After all. the success or tho I'M
lutnSlty OF this establishment Is Of no
especial interest to the public, except
~ 50 FAR ms u may be Il matter of civic
pride, unless II can he shown to he of
some personal advantage to the people
WHO make up the trading ana buNiI.-
public and In this connection il NAV h.
observed that no orc can ignore the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
FOR LATIN AMERICA.
Southern Hallway to Help Southern
ffuSticrs To COMMERCIALLY Capture
South American.

washington. April I2.--To aid South
crn merchants and manufacturers to
extend their trade with Central and
south American countries and the West
India Islands. particularly the new
fields 10 be opcncd By the Panama
Canal, through South Atlantic and
Gulf Ports. President Fairfax Harrison
announces that the Southern Hallway
and lines under its control have APP
pointcd as South American agent
charles Lyon Chandler who has been
south American commercial expert in
the Consular Bureau OF the State De-
partm"ni. His office Will be ut Chat
tanooga. Tom.
Mr. Chandlcr has had years of ex-
noricnce in Latin American countries.
ana Is thoroughly acquainted with
their markets aud the needs OF their
peoples. IIc WIN advice Southern mer-
-h2uis and manufacturers as to where
lhttr wares can bc sold, viii aid them
III tho preparation Of letter., and cir
ruAFf, ana advise as 10 the methods
OF packin. required for different mar
kctS. NJ. Chandler will keen I'm touch
With commercial bodies in Central and
south American countries and their
diplomatic representatives ut Washing.
ton, ana " i'll he able To give Southern
business men the earliest possible in
formation in regard 10 government and
othcr large contracts to be let He
VIII also Immediately begin cam
IalGn in Latin American markets. call
Ing attention TO goods that can D. sun.
Piled from the South, and the advaut-
ages o: shipment through Southern
ports.
Mr.. Chandler is admirably couippcd
Tor this work. y Harvard graduate
h" studied International law at the
university Of Bucnos Aires. Argentina.
ana was for many years In the consular
ana diplomatic service of tho United
states. the greater part OF this time
having been spent In Latin America
Ills services will be ut the disposal OF
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Restaurants.
arc i r a nns st Moore Bank 80
mt
The Washington ,,oa s....... dixon ets-J
Sewing Machines RcpnrinE.
g A Iteams I'll North olson Tin
T Th e1 Son; ia W. csry 81; Madison
sH@s: store rs Broad aIsr SSs *,
Shoe Repairing
'i Sf3s H:s"''!sF So mud s's " Broad st Moaro. ,
i. G. nIdae is :s ~ ' s,an isn .Mso,.o, rs,
sporting Goods.
1. Bickcrstur 1911 Main st Madison ,s,,
Storage nd Transfer.
W. F. Richardson Main and Belvidcro -.".. Monroe so
l. Madison 90,
u iIcymanson. 100 Marshall Monroe ,s.,
NJ Lesser The Observation-Disclosures. Madison 4,,
Lutte 1905 sionro. sc.7
W@, 60 CO.. s,' ,s i Maih s., Multi" 500
Tanks. Stacks boiler Repairs. Biowplpe syutem.
Heating md ventIasinK.
N. ,onrc. 1877
Tens
Hcroy st............ Monroe ,,;s
Timing md Plumbing.
c"Pi.o Plumbing Co. s'i ~, 81 I;rah.m aonroe i!
= 8; n ,ss' u Hoaa MIa1' 20 3.
fe6eiton & Benson s E sia M Mnsiaon ,.
Tire Repntring and vuIcnnizing.
BS; s$' Ss: s:'i s';f aSf
j. A. W. Meme. .,n
ks Bags. Retail.
Rountree Bs E. road...Mad slsi
Umbrella Factory.
%ewnen's Factory E. Monroe 2,a
UpholsterpE Repairing.
n CaryS
&.
Jacob uullauf. 1896 W dS...........
Vehicle LAM
s;................. Madison III,
Cary st....... Monroe III;
Wall Pnperins and Painting.
f. St......... Monro. 32ss
J w broad
Window nj Cleaning.
st............. Monro, .,.s
Nat Window Cleaning %. Main
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Water Power DEVELOPMENT.

Charlotte. ~ g, April IA contrac
hAs been awarded for the electrical ma :
chlicry FOR the Lookout Shoals water
power development OF the Southern
Power Company, of Charlotte. This
equipment Will include generators.
Transformer. eNciters, water wheels.
governors. etc, costing about s225 900
TO develop :G,G00 horsepower The d. :
Nelopincnt is at Lookout Shoals. ~ c..
on Catawba River. between Iredell and
catawba Counties. The work on tie
powcrhouse and dam, 1920 feet long
and seventy-iive feet high. is proceed :
ing rapidly.
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me southern Hallway has ordered
,H'ri 1--WE passenger cars and five com
nlhatinn passenger ana baggage ears
from the Pressed Steel Car COMPANY.
iIltspursh, ana five combination pas
SchGcf ana baggage cars and five com
n'lation mail ana baggage cars from
Inc American Car and Foundry Com
paHy, st. Louis.
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FnsSofsks '@ son 4 MSnsss '
Grocers, Retail.
:; Il 81
# ~ as: $;$;i:. I;
5s ii is Ssin 5,
j nSSss g, %s%'s5s
}oh %s4I PIN SO
Hahas ,'res' .:n 81 8, " S1. s,
nOTr" fa sEeisFy s .,sn
oae rss? sysie 's IS v 4 fsa
"fy t Sc E. at
Wos5 Tos sSsxosa Is 4 sa
Hardware.
s.: S|sH y s;s as: 81
E;ssa @fs''': .o g.;
Hard Wood Floors Venetian Blinds.
G. w Parsons. II w. characterization So
HIT Renovntor.
Vera Hat Works 2 y. First Recommendations sos
Ice Cream Manufacturers.
Gse Aed ,s5 1877 o w Main z
ashSy ishei HSa broad Madison
rekinson lis % Broad S Madison s sl
jewelers.
4 Aad iiss Is ~ s: Ms1S ST. ST. 's0 Dhon'
Z.
W. A. Spott g. Son. COS E. Mail. "
Laundrfes
American Hand Laundry! 1892 Franklin &e
Liquors.
h cHi s ssaes 6: RFss a Baker
J. j. Kcavcney. 300 ST acknowledgements. NJ aGison SIso
Poll 1872 e. rr an sixth s
Ifthfn Waters.
Broad Rock Min. Franklin
Fontlceio Mineral i. Main
Harris Dyspcptic Inc. SlS " bread ''
Lumber and MIL work.
Dietrich & Hoesor. 2ols L Monro, os5s
Machinery Repairing.
L. Cary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Madison ass,
The Strickland Main s
Mall Order Liquor Houaes.
Y. s. Boze 1908 Venabe adison eos5
phil G. Kelly Co. Schultz BEER. 4c3 ST. Mon s3s
L. Siewe. o T. Main SIonros sS
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Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Railroad of the south.

EFFECTIVE April. T. 1914
TRAINS LEAVE RICnMU%D DAILY
For Florida and Souts. a:l5 81 and ! a
T. NJ: go q. NJ
For norfolk 500 A. IA. $500 p NJ. $40 p
ii.
NJ. 800 +. Iii. 9:20 r. NJ.
For Pstersburg: leo 4. NJ, s:I5 A. NJ.
t:lo T. NJ. Cos Y. NJ. Gas j.. NJ. 9:2) l.. NJ,
li:45 II.
For Godsboro and Fayetteville: 'i:!o p NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A M
Io;l5 4. NJ, $50 \. NJ. So; a. N,
'.ioi5 y. NJ. 10 a. A.. '2:l0 +. NJ. ".l.40 f.
NJ. G:b5 +. NJ. G:3J Il. a.. 500 p. NJ. 700 r.
81. II 80 =. NJ.
Except Sunday. .'sunday only.
limo OF arrival and departure aud conpe.
tions not guaranteed.
c. 6 C.NYBE!I- II p l. O3s Main q,
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Adding Machines ONCE Supplies.
Andrsw Aarorson illc l.
nd.srt,s'ns Ma Assns s,s
Advertising Artists.
William ). Mo. 500 Lyric Bldg
Aitcrcr of Ladies' Garments.
y. s.nsp Son 49,. Broad sg;!
Standard Novelty Co. p =. Main s;Monroe 1881
Automobile Acccssorics.
s;aad Go EQUIP Cor lis Broad sS
Automobile Dealers.
$s {ss ss s1 s e. 4 s1s
Eastern oor SAFES @ " FTsa Broad M Mo% s
ss as,s ;iS Sif$; ; hS s s5s
fa s VI Sh.ia c rAEMN Ills nrn4a
Autos Hire.
Thenaas b. Hicks Sons T. stMnd. sa-Mon. PA
7Ae Church Hi Bank 700 e. Broad Madison 1908
Bicycles and Repairing.
'oteph /" bGkeFsah ISL f Main Madison SS9S
Bicycle Dealers md Repair shop.
S' pasfSs M W pca a?n 3ss;
+ ( gIssbey 81 TG"S Msn Ss3i
~eS spSr a ;'0s " Broad 3s
sHi'A H'eS' s07 SosSn :, Xix. Madison ia
Commonwealth Boarding. Book ss sinae5 D''vdeFo sis
&is Loose Leaf Deves "
I'''' S"'aeF 18th and b5anIin Madison 1888
ROOT feftneF Brewing Co.. broad
Buttcr and Eggs.
carriae si,H Wagon. and harness. Asd''0n s'''
cas and sG ms nj n @
J. 4 Black Son. 1916 Williamsburg Olson +7S
SonAe d Mi!icI se-lt n
GuVetnacr. Eighth and
Cigars and Tobacco
Levcnson Cigar Main st....... ,on,o. ,e,s
Cicn- Ing and Pressing.
Aeae Pressing Co, 5 W. Cary s,...... Madison 4157
EroP Harrison s iiGlTSs ss
'2s@ rs Co. f5spe W. roaa s ss
t.cS y Second Observation-Disclosures. Madison
Granger Cleaning Co Ing Ia Mad ?2ss.ao on SS5i
,itaEfes W. Main
Madison
3 esS H SIup iHN W. Broad st.
''N'''NN
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Greater Mills in North Carolina.

RnlciEh, y. G, April 1.-THE .\rista
Mills Company, of Winston Salem, will
install 30 automatic looms to replace
ola weaving machines I'm it's Southside
NILS. and has awarded the contract for
this new machinery. These looms are
now arriving.
Tho Florence Mills. Forest City, will
install l62 automatic looms to replace
old weaving machinery.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

100 A.-Iocai-Daiiy-N rWport Newn
700 A.-I.ocai-D aiy-Ch VILE Ex. Sun
ThurInond.
$500 A. ess-Daiy-Norfoik Old Poin:
1880 A.-I.ocai-Daily- L'chb'c IeI C. Eorrs
1900 Soon Express = Daily = Norfolk. old
Point.
1900 P.-EXpress-Daily-- Old Point
300 P.-I.ocal-Daiiy-N. News. Old PoinL
b:l5 P.-Local-Ex. Sun. Charlottesville
t:i5 P.-Local-Week days. to Warren
gao P.-EXpress-- Daily-Cin.. L'vills.
'G:i0 Limit cd Daily--Cin.. Ch'go. ST I,
I'll 100 P.-ExpresB - Daily Gin. l.ouisvilla
'Sieepers tFHrior Cara
TRAINS ARRIVE III. IiMONp-f.ocai from
East: go a NJ. $40 +. vi. Through from
East: ll:cc q. NJ. 2:o5 +. NJ $3.50 r. N Local
from West: $50 a. NJ. ''l0:3o A. 81 and 400
$50 l.. n.
James River Line: 1885 a. 81. SIS r. N.
Daily.
.'Jaliy except Sunday
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Cleaning md prc-s,nE-continuea.

Cleaning md Prc>sinE-Continued.
SS S;s S'ss"' vS = S5aS 80
Z MGnain; SiTs second
S;:.'S'' ''T:s'rS Co. :9' Mai" s.
R.. Il 1 Esnz%m az q Mssson s.ls
.'l eisy sss
~ T. s:: sS
Goa,
s 4 Suss rs @ss Leigh Madison '''' 81.
i LAP ff s S e. a5 ca s' Gifos is
Collcgcs
Richmond Barber College tth floor
Confcctoncrs.
# ;sssis e, s ss vssss. ss.ss s ;9
fTa1i I ,s9' I: Min Madison .e!5
M nS l KSss nr%o Olson 5 -;
81 wiari Eth : Hui sts M mSiTSn 5 55;
Corset Shops.
Mrs Gorgoe Mo9 s 2i7 ,s Grace Madison s:ss
by Goods. Notion. and SHOES. N'0S0" E's'
}s5. ws.ss: Is; .ssss s S.
@ 9Th SsH%9 :s'
s9 PF 6tu GO al S a s si
.TH kes s s sS 2 at st MSnsoe i 4.
Ra%n .Sy 5h Ma ss
Geo 4 Thsmson e. oad Madison ;s;i G Mom IS
Ws5 Dfus CO. S ST. aiS" 500
Electrical Contractors. Motorcycles and Bicycles
pauman Hines. alc n. Third
Feed Fertilizer md Seeds.
w. c. Malone, Ave....... Madison 1855
Filing Cnbnct, md once Supplies
Southern Office Equip Co. Mad 5sse
Fish Oysters.
ramYnkey Fish & Oyster Co. 1901 w Main st.... Mon
T. wEe los \ i7 Manson MSlss i IS
Frank Moanie s Observation-Disclosures. Madison Ills
Fruits md Vegetables.
James II. Smith. Stall 81 Market. Madison 4e,o
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Ment.. Fish. oyster. aud G.me.

Mailorys Market. fo7 w. Leigh
Meats and vesctnbies
FfeS Ber1hafd VS. ss sf r,, sofos 49,
collins Broad st Monroe oiS,s
j s S.sssi 1919 g. W. S cs4y Aa anros I s
a ss ss.s iSis
r. h schmidt Stall 49,
Medicine manufacturers.
L. j. Hayden go W Broad ST. Hayden Pure Herb Medicines.
N. Elicit. sso1 Williamsburg Ave
Music Supplies.
Sand ss & broad Madison M"i'.Sn ss
~, Office and school stntoncry.
Thu "siford Stationery Printing c e
Msran Optical Co. op''e'A"'
optom-trist and optIcian.
Il sreitstein 2os ~ st..............Madison
J. Nichols 1909 Porter st........ Madison asss.J
Paint Manufacturers.
Jon" L. Branch c nno i. d srona Madison "
nonp Ferguson 1903 f. Main St Monro. s7s.
Pickle Manufacturers.
The Rosemary Co. Inc
Leigh Thomas co.. Gil W. Maia Monroe ,7s.J
Phonogrnph. and records.
C B. Haynes Co. Edison Mad GIT
s,,, c,,,,,, p,oste rs', and Contractors.
rI E:''ssI Sc sssRSS
s. @ s;soaS s,Ss.a sa.sa &
Rnt ysrmin Ertermrnator
Otto orhin American National Bank
HnEors shnrpcned.
H Hss SHIPS Co. 81 s sssa ST m
Estate.
:; 60 nEsy.'i
F. Cat!in & "
;':s iss i
e. l.. II. l.. Denoon r
t;ibbor f.
Mad
Ii!Ei nj Park Realty
William Al Miller lis y sth Monroe
J. IL Mcseley
Geo g pndexier Co. I'll Mutual Bldg
y
Mo
zimmerman G Co. 70 Monroe
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road will be made at Winchester The
service may be extended TO Harpcra
Ferry, twenty-five miles from Win
chester. II. g. Barden. NJ .. Simpson
and +. w. Shank are the leading spirits
in this enterprise.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER Or THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmoni--Main 81. station.
~ B.-FoliowinE schedule cures pub.tsnec
~ Information and not suarautcad:
For the South-Daiiy: 5:55 \. M-I.ocai
1913 A: M.-Express. 500 4 M--ENpress
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars for Az
lanta and Birmingham. 1880 Il. M-Exprcss
Week Days; s;yo 4. M.-Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
$50 =. M.-S,eamer train (pn,lor car, ~
cept sunday no local stops; and 4:l5 r. NJ =
Daily. loeai--CoanectinE lc' Baltimore daily
except sunday. ;:35 y. M.-eXccpt Sunday
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: 7:o5 y. NJ. and S:55 = NJ
::l5 J.. NJ. $40 i. NJ. daily. ] 90 Ex sun
From West Point: s:ij A NJ (steanc-
train. daily except Monday: $40 A 81.
daily. C:iJ i. NJ. except sunday
II. l.. BISHOP ID. p. A.
S7 =. Main ST. Phons Madison 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
AUTO PASSENGER LINE.
WInchckter. StraSburE md ITnrpers
Ferry Getting Closer Together

Strasburs. Va. April Ii-Tho Shen-
andoah Valley TRANSFORMATION Com
Gently orSanizcd, proposes to conduct
an automobile passenger business be-
eighteen miles, operating ~ twenty pas
scnScr machine which will be lighted
BY electricity Mt night The car will
make two round trips daily. Conncc-
ton with tho Cumberland Valley Rail-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
sEABOAED AIN LINE.
"Ihe PrOgrchhiNo HnilMnN M liz, ca..AA I,

Southbound trains scheduled TO leave Rich.
inond daily: 500 a. M.-Iocal to Norlina
l:2o p. M.--Sleepers and coaches Atlnnt.
birmingham. savannah. JacISsonvilIc S:a0 u
VI Local li::5 T. M-Scepcrs and coaches
Atlanta, birmingham, Memphis. go a. NJ.
Shoppers ana c"nchcA. Jacksonville. North
bound trains scheduled TO arrive in Rich.
nonL daily: $50 ~. NJ. 7:lo a. NJ, $50 A. M.
Local, 6:V6 +. NJ. 6:46 p. NJ. Local.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
STEAMBOATS,
Travel Uishout Trouble"

system OF unaccompanicd. pre-
arranged pleasure travel for any part
OF the world. Tours arranged for
individuals, families and private
parties at Inclusive Fares. with
Hotels, Transfers, Carriage Drives.
etc. TO leave at any time. Itineraries
arranged TO suit passengers Accom-
modations secured III advance at
Hotels. Phone Monroe 12G.
TASK MIR. BOWMAN"
Manager Tra,, apartment
Richmond Trust a..u Savings Co.
9TH and Main SITS. Richmond, va.