Some People Want Boarders, some want Servants, some want Money, and a Multitude of Others want a MiscellaneousCollection of Articles. Toall thesePeople the Tee-DeeWant Columns will Open up the way thai they may secure whatthey desire

»--.uvYing each cia.slfleatlon belowreliable concern, which It prepared toTrade." Particularly to farmer« and tconveniences of the city «tores. Owlnlivery service throughout this section,town" to· do your shopping.simply ma»«slow, or write for Information, whichorder by mall. The concern» listed onand may be classed at headquarters Incatalogues or Information always mint

* the announcement ut ? progrès.ivooffer«special facilities to the "Mall Orde,hose who reside tome distane from theg to the extension of the rural free de·It la no longer necessary to "come teke your «.lection: from the good« listedwill be gladly mailed and then «end yourthis page ate selected as representativetheir particular line, When writing forIon The Time«.Dispatch.

PANAMA HATS BLEACHED.

BTRAAV HATS, PANAMA HATSbleached, blocked, retrlmmed; straw

Hats. 2G to i!5c. each; Panama nate. 11,»1.25, .1.60 <-noh. AMERICAN HAT CO.,Shop DOt East Broad.

EDGE8 THAT LAST.

FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF THEvarious kinds or Keen Kutter Tools.

Axes, Adzes, Hammers. Hatchets, ChiselsScrew Drivers, Auger Bits. Piles, Planes,Draw Knives, Haws, Grass Hoes, Trowels, Pruning Shears, Tinners' Snips, Selssors, Shears, Hair Clippers, Horno Sh'-arsRazors, etc.. nnd Knives of all kinds."Thc Recollection of Quality RemainsLong After the Price Is Forgotten." DARRIS HARDAVARE CO.

i ROOFING PAPER.

TWO-PLY TAR ROOFING PAPER,with caps and nails, 05c. roll; 3:ply, 8Sc

HARRIS'S.

SUMMER COMPLAINT.

.'RAYSER'S DIARRHOEA COKDIALhas beon on tho market forty year.«);guaranteed to euro all summer com¬plaints; safe and suro; 2Gc. a bottle. J.AV. FRAYBER & CO., Eighteenth andMain Streets.

PAINTS.

ELBA HARDWARE CO.. .22 AVESTBroad, corner Henry. Everything In tho

Paint line. Prices to suit tho purse.

WANTED, TO SELL 1,000 GALLONSroof paint. We have the best and cheap¬

est paint to be had. If your ham or luofneeds painting sec us. VAUOHAN'S. 002East Broad.

_LIME,

SPRINKLING AND BILDER8' LIMECement and Plaster. ELBA HARD¬WARE CO., 423 AVest Brond,

FRUIT JAR8.

MASON'S FRUIT JARS, ALL SIZES,tops nnd rubbers; rock-bottom prices.

ELBA HARDWARE1 CO., 413 AVestBroad.

PERSONALS.

SLAY THE FLIES. Ot'R SCREENSkeep files on outside. AVe have goori

stock on hand and big shipment expected(Monday, If it's files you want to slay seeu«. VAUGHAN'S. 602 East Brond.

SCREEN DOORS.

CALL AND SEE OUR LINE OF SCREENDoors and Window.·., Hammocks, Water

Coolers, Ic*.-Cream Freezers and LawnMowers. ELBA HARDAVARE CO., 422.AVcst Broad, corncr Henry,_.

OIL AND GAS STOVES.

AVE HAVE THE BEST IN THE CITYand will match them side by side witn

anything made; quality and price. Seethese before you buy. HARRIS HARD¬AVARE CO._FOUR IN ONE. OUR STEAM COOKERSwill cook four meals or vegetables ln

one vessel; economy, HARRIS'S.

FLOOR VARNISH, STAINS ANDPaints, Star Enamels, Gold Paints, will

make home, pictures and bath tub beau¬tiful. HARRIS'S, 403 Broad.

ROOMS FOR RENT.FOR. RENT FOR THE SUMMER, POS-Hibjy longer, large furnished tbird-etoryiront room, with privilege« of bath; rct-erences required. J. 151, caro, this office.

WANTED, YOUNG LADY TO OCCUPY.nice room (free) to be in houso wlHi ladyat night whose husband Is sometimesabsent; very central; references. Ad¬dress; E. _·._, care this-ofMc·.·.;

AVANTED. TO RENT BY THE 1ST OFJuly, two very large unfurnished, con¬necting rooms nnd hall room, on secondfloor, for light housekeeping. For termsapply to <SI3 IC. Murshall Street.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS INnew cottage at Buckroe Beach. AddressPostplflce Box tilt. *v_^

SEVENTH ST.. N.. 1H-FURNISHED ORunfurnished front room, cool, and con¬venient to porcelain bath. Gas rangofor .«al·*.' IH NVSoventii Street. .'

SRACE ST., E., -..I».WANTED, BOARD-ers for vacant rooms, also tablo board-era desired- Apply 2trJ E. Grace Street.

POR RENT-LARGE, COOL. FURN1S1Íed room. 2307 E. Broad Street; also par¬lor floor, unfurnished, If desired.

FRANKLIN. E., 623-FOR RENT. TWOnlro connecting rooms, on first floor:nlso two on second floor; hot and coldwater, bath; floors iurnlshed or unfur¬nished.

AVANTED-TO RENT TO A REFINEDcouple, part of a ten-room liou.se, onWest Grace, 1000 block; modern conveni¬ences. Addr.-ss II. lili, care this ofllce.

WANTED.GENTLEMAN TO OCCUPY'dirllglitful room in new homo in LeeDistrict: porcelain bath; good board;family of four adults; two squares fromcar line. Address A, G7-, caro tillsofllce.

CARY ST.. AV.. .-FOR RENT-TAA'O ORthree rooms, newly papered and paint-cd; porcelain bath; southern exposure;«reference exchanged; Immediate posses¬sion. Apply 0 AVest Cary. ri

REAL ESTATE.For Rent.

FOR RENT.NEAV, MODERN HOUSE,six rooms and splendid bath; willing tomake unexceptlonally cheap rate for un-

explrod lease to September Int. Forfurther particulars Inquire 107 N. Twcn-ty-olghtli Street, city.

TO RENT-SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, UN-fiirnlslied, adjoining colloge campus;plenty of shade; J15 per month, $160 perycur. Address Box 153, Ashland, A'u.

Besirable houses near the uni-versity of Virginia for rent for tho sum¬mer months. Address C. R. RAN¬DOLPH, Agent, Charlottesvllle, Va.

.TORE FOR RENT AND »STOCK OFgoods for sale. On account of the deathof my hu.sl.iand I offer my stock of goodsfor Milo and store for rent: postonico instore. G alno havo a nice llttlo farm Inconnection with store. Parties desiringto rent or purchase apply to Mrs. ED¬WIN SHELTON, Pole Groen, 1 Innovercounty, Va.

WANTED. TO LET FOR IJIM-EDIATEpossession, tho house, iil2 East LeighStreet: wido halls, large rooms; cooland ulry, Apply on premises.DO YOU AVANT~THE NICEST PLACEin Ashland for tho months of July andAugust? All furnished; also gardon ¡mdJersey cow. Terms reasonable. AddressOWNER, Box No. 38., city.

FOR RENT.903 AVEST GRACE STREET,two nicely furnished front rooms, «ccondfloor, with board, If desired.

l'OR RENT-FURNISHED H O U S ¿Gnear University of A'lrglnla, from daioto September 10th. Apply to Mrs. M. ti,AVA1.LACE. University of Virginia.

FOÍl RENT-? NICE SEVEN ROOMhouso, half square from ChlmborazoPark. Apply 316 N. Thirty-sixth Street.

FOR RENT CHEAP-TWO, FURNISHEDCottages at Capo Henry, nenr R. R. sta¬tion and pavilion; one nine rooms andone five. Apply to D. XV. AVASHÜURN,Capo Henry, A'a.

TAVO LARGE NEW STORE-ROOMS,with dwelling-rooms nttuolv-d, onEighteenth Street, near Broad. Callup .092._£

WANTED, BY OCTOBER 1ST. A SEC-ond-floor flat with four rooms, besideskitchen and bath, on Third Street, ornear that location. Address W. H. P,O. Box 460. city._

WANTED, TO SELL NICE YOUNGJersey Cow. Apply nt 12Ü7 Hull Street, !..AV. CHEATHAM.

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WANTED. TO RENT A GOOD MILL INgrain «ectlon. Address AA'., No. 1908 AV.Main Street, Richmond, A'a._^ TIME FOR EXCURSIONS.

\F YOU AVANT ANY EXCURSIONposters, dodgere or tickets, PIHglNISHOW PRINT Is the place to ¦»a?·* youmoney, 10-1 South Eighth S tied,

COAL, WOOD AND ICE.

AM BETTER KNOWN AS A WOODMAN. AM SELLING 1-4 CORD. $1.25;1 CORD, $1.90. DURING THIS MONTHWILL* SELL I TON STOVE OR NUT,»6.00. THIS IS STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRA¬CITE COAL. A RARE BARGAIN.TWO YARDS. BOWE AND MAR¬SHALL, 'PHONE 1320; GILMER ANDCLAY. 'PHONE 1069. EUGENE T,LONG.

WE SELL GOOD, COLD ICE. LET UShave your order. The best 0f attentionand prompt delivery at reasonable pricesIs our motto. FORD & CARRINGTON,301 South Pine Street. Coal, Wood andIce Dealers. 'Phono 4760.

n.25 FOR HALF CORD ALLEGHANY"Boje- Factory Kindling-AVood, delivered;all kinds o_ fuel ¿it prices to'meet allcomers, quantity and quality- consid¬ered; established In J86S. J. B. LACY.

YES, WE CAN SERA'E YOB WITHpure Ice; also half cord Sawed Pine, $2.75;Oak, $3.00. All kinds of Coal and Cokeat lowest prices. TYLER & RYAN,Linden and Cary. 'Phono 1071).

JUST ARRIVED, ANOTHER LOT OFthoso nice,* dry, Phie slabs, $2.25 a halfcord, sawed any length and delivered.QUARLES & WINGFIELD, Seven¬teenth and "Washington. 'Phono 108.1.

_PERSONALS.???? USE SAUER'S EXTRACTS?

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SAUER'S EXTRACTS BEST BY TEST.SAUER'S EXTRACTS ARE CHEAPEST.SAUER'S EXTRACTS. WHY! BECAUSEextra strong.

SAUER'S EXTRACTS ARE STRICTLYpure.

SAUER'S EXTSRACTS GIVE YOU RE-sulla where others fall.

SAUER'S EXTRACTS HAVE THEflavor.

BAUER'S EXTRACTS RECEIVED. highest award and medal at World's

Fair.

ENTER NOAV AND BE PREPAREDfor situation next fall; largo discountfrom rates of tuition for pupils enter¬ing during the month of June. AVrlto or

call for particulars. MASSEY BUSI¬NESS COLLEGE.

SURE CURE FO.r1 ? DiO ESTION,Gout. Urlo Acid, Bladder and Kidneytrouble« is Harris's Antl-Dyspeptlo andLlthla Water; springs located at Burke-vlile, Va.; can furnish testimonial·. J.A. MORRIS & CC, 'Phone 4883,

INDIGESTION AND ANY TROUBLEScaused by uric seid Is cured by drink¬ing Harris Antl-Dy.speptic and LlthlaWater; springs located near Burkevllle,Vn.i received fresh every day. J. A.MORRIS & CO., No. 114 North SeventhStreet. 'Phone 4SS2.

PERSONAL.MY HUSBAND WAS Ahard drinker for over 20 years, I cureohim by a Bt.i.plo home treatment, andI will gladly tell you how I did IL Ihave nothing to sell, so I want no

money, Mrs. MARGARET ANDER-SON, Box 149. Hlllburn, ?, g*.

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MORPHINE, OPIUM, LAUDANUM ANDcocaine habits cured permanently athome of patient without Inconvenienceor detention from business; havo curedhundreds; complete treatment $10. Forfull particulars write Dr. LONG CO.,Box 1117. Atlanta, G<u

DON'T BURY YOUR MONEY IN A SOCKor hldo It under the floor. You are aptto stuy awake thinking about burglars.Deposit It In THE FIRST NATIONALBANK, nichmond, A'n., and go to sleepwith the knowledge that It Is safe.

TRY SNOW AVHITE SHOE POLISH,easy to apply and does not rub off, priceBo at BLANKS'S, The PreschlptlonDruggist Stores

LADIES' FINE AVHITE CANVAS OX-fords, with wldo ribbons, $1,00, STEIN'S,corner Fifth and Broad.

"CARPETS AND RUGS ALAVAYS CON-tatn more or less unwholesome dustand dirt; can you afford to run therisk of sickness In your family nextfall? when for so small a sum youcan have them cleaned and nil Impuri¬ties eradicated. Our purifier la ourown Invention. Is patented and usedonly by us. 'Phone 3522. MRS. A. J.PYLE, No, 815 North Fifth Street,

PERFECT MANHOOD.FULL 1NBTKUC-tlons showing how strength may bo fre¬quently regained and effects of advanc¬ing nge often postponed. Send 2c, posl-ngo for free copy. HEALTH ASSOCIA¬TION, ??? 724, Philadelphia, Pa.

ROYALTY PAID ON SONG-POEMS ANDmusical composition; we arrange andpopularize. PIONEER MUSIC PUB. CO.,INC., M. 734, Manhattan Bldg., Chicago.

ENGRAVED BRASS, CHIPPED ANDembossed signs, lho kind thut appeal.EMPIRE SIGN CO., -.OU AA'. Broad.

TAKE run HINT.' ~

TIRED ?US I NIC**.!". ME.., WITH NER-vous Indigestion and Insomnia, are curedby using Harri.» Antl-Dyspuptlo Water;try It, J. A. MORRIS & CO., Ill North«Pev«enth St. 'Phone 4883,

MILLINERY.MRS. M. D. CHAM LEE. 318 -E. BROADspecial this week: Polo Turbans, Inwhite, were f3.W, will pell fnr $l.f"0.Lovely assortment of Ready-TrimmedHals at reducid prices.FASHIONABLE MILLINERY ATgreatly reduced prices this week nt Mrs.AVORTIIAM'S. if you want a hat It willpay you to call. 21(1 N. Third Street.

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DYEING AND CLEANING.V-à.'.-n-i-?.!. yr-n..,,

CLEANING, DYEING. SCOURING-Gents' suite pressed, COc; pants pressed,10c; ladles' suits pressed, 60c upwards;pants scoured and pressed, 36c.¡ suitsscoured and pressed, $1.00; ladlee' eklrti.cleaned and pressed, 60c; ladles' .skirtsscoured and pressed, 76c; dyeing at cost;old rellablo dyo house. MUTUALSTEAM DYKING <_ CLEANING»AVORKS, 812 W. Broad Street 'Phoni2274. Wagon, calls and delivers «oods.

PURITAN STEAM CLEANING ANDDyeing Works. 'Phone 2310, 2494 EastBroad Street. E. 8. JARVIS, Proprietor.Kid gloves cleaned, 5c. per pair; suitspressed, 3Gc; suits cleaned an«' t>res«-ed,COc; suits scoured and pressed, 75c;iklrts cleaned and pressed, 35c.; skirtsscoured and pressed, 60c. ¡ skirts dyedand pressed, $1; suits dyed and pressed,$1.75; silk.· cleaned. Ladles' and gents'garments of all kind cleaned, pressedand dyed.

MEN'S SUITS CLEANED AND PRESS-cd for $1.00 at ??,'??????'?, 418-420 E.Marshall Street. Goods called for anddelivered, 'rhone 2340.

Old place in old hands, month-ly rate, $1,60. The oldest club In theolty, THE ELITE PRESSING CO., 213North Sixth Street. 'Phono _S-S8. HarryAV. AValden, Mgr. Clothes called for anddelivered same day. Ladies' work aspecialty.

LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS, ORGANAdy and Mull Dresses steamed cleaned.The best equipment, the best material,the best workmen, the best results.'Phone 2522. MRS. A. J, PYLE, No.815 North Fifth Street

MEN'S SUITS CLEANED AND PRESS»ed for $1.00 at M'KENNEY'S, 418-420 E.Marshall Street. Goods' called for anddelivered. 'Phone 3340.

NOTICE.OLIA'ER'S AUCTION HOUSE, 00 BROADStreet, 'phtno 458L· If you have any¬thing to sell go to GEO. V. OLIVER'S,00 Broad Street. Sale every other day.Goofls received at any time. Nocharges for storage while awaitingsale. 'Phone 458L.

SPECIAL SUMMER RATES OF THEMassey Business College are now In ef¬fect. Write or call for Information.MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, cor¬ner Main and Seventh Streets, MayoBuilding.

IF YOU CAN AFFORD TO HAVE YOURshirts made to order it Is certainly toyour Interest to see our display of shirt¬ings. If you* can't call ask to see sam¬ples. W. S. CONSTABLE & CO., .736.'East"Main Street.WHERE IS THE DIVrtsrNG LINE OFthe cityT OLIA'ER'S AUCTIONHOUSE, 00 Broad Street

DON'T PUT OFF OPENING A BANKaccount until you have a whole lot ofmoney; start in a small way by deposit¬ing a little ovory day In THE FIRSTNATIONAL BANK, and you will bo sur¬prised to see how quickly It will grow.

HAVE YOU EVER HAL YOUR OLDcarpets converted Into nice, fluffy,clean rugs to fit your rooms? Giveyour orders now and we will have themready for you by the fall. 'Phone 2522.MRS. A. J. PYLE, 316 North FifthStreot.

ENGRAVED BRASS SIGNS, THEcheapest sign ln the end. EMPIRESIGN CO., 203 W. Broad.

ARE YOU IN TROUBLE? IS 'THEREanything worrying you7 See the famousHindoo Palmist and Fortune-Teller,Madame RAAJ-PUTTY, at ReservoirPark. 9 A. M. to 11 P. M.

CRIGHTON'S GREAT SALE.

CRIGHTON'S GREAT SALE.

UNTRIMMED HATS, IN BLACK,white and all colora, that were U8c" and$1.25, for 50c. each. Be sure and seesame. CRIGHTON'S, 113 E. Broad St.

HORSE-HAIR BRAIDS, ALL COLORS,sold for 11.23 pleca: to-morrow (Monday),50c. piece. CRIGHTON'S.

FLOAVERS, WREATHS AND SPRAYS,In white and all colors, at 10c· New lotfor to-morrow. CRIGHTO?'3.

CHILDREN'S SAILORS. AVITH WHITEand colored bands, the usual 76c. kind;to-morrow, 50c. each. .CRIGHTON'S.

UNTRIMMED HATS, IN ALL C0LOIÎ3,a few black, 50 and 75c. Hats for BSc.to-morrow. CRIGHTON'S.

DON'T MISS TO-MORROAV (MONDAY'S)salo at CRIGHTON'S. Bargains! Bar¬gains! Bargains! Read carefully.

JUST RECEIVED A~LOT OF CHIFFONand Horse-Hair Hats, -white only, trir·»-med ln ribbon and silk flowers, worth$L00, for $2,98. CRIGHTON'S.

SHIRT-AVAIST HATS. BLACK ANDall colors, sold at $1.50 and fl·*«, to¬morrow (Monday), $1.00 each. CRIGH¬TON'S.ANOTHER LOT SHIRT-AVAIST HATS,were 75 and OSc, for 60c. See theso.CRIGHTON'S, 113 E. Broad Street.

POULTRY, PET AND LIVESTOCK.

STYLISH DRIA'ING HORSE, FOR SALEut reasonable price; color dark. AddressC, 190, care this ofllce.

FOR SALE-FOX TERRIER PUPPY, 1months old, vory smart; white with blackspot oroud right eye. Address G, 191,care this ofllce.caro this ofllce, or 316 AAV-st Clay.

ÁVAÑTED-TO BUY A HORSE, SUIT-ablo for laundry wagon, for cash.'Phono 4842, or call 723 AVast Cary Street,

FOR SALE-? BAY MARE, 6, YEARSold, gentío and kind, Any lady can driveher. Also one business huggy. Applyto 821 Brook Avenue.

MATTRÉS8 MANUFACTORY!MATTRESSES AT îWHOLESALE FORthe trade. JACOB UMLAUF, 705 WestMain Street, Richmond. Vn.

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FINE UPHOLSTERING AND MAT¬TRESSES.

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REUP-holstered, Hair Mattresses to order, oldones mado over like new; Slip Covers aspecialty. JACOB UMLAUF, 70ô W.Main. 'Phone 8292.___^

MINERAL WATERS.

ALAVAYS ON HAND: BUFFALO. BETH-esda, Searlght. Poland and OtterburnAVater. THAW & GRANT, No. 11O0East Main, 'phone "_34.

DENTISTRY.80UTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, ????.site the postomeli. 'Phone 3290- Exam·(nation· and estimate* free.

DENTISTRY ON CREDIT-GOLD ANTDsliver illllngs, gold crowns und sutBteeth, small cash payments, bu'aiicoweekly; all work guaranteed. Dr, DOR-sm, 310 ?*. Fourth.

AWNINGS, TRNTS AND FLAGS.CONSULT US «BEFORE GOING E1J81Î+where nnd see What we c«-in do for you Inthe awning lino, COPKLAND & CO., 108North Ninth Street. 'Phone 2570.

CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.WEl'lAVE AN ASSORTMENT OF NEAVand second-hand AVagnns, several set*ond-hand Buggies, ono Rood Surrey. Ifwo haven't named what you want call1167. RICHARDSON UROS-, 013 BrookAvenue.

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NATURAL BRIDGE EXCURSION.

EXCURSION ON TUE.SDA*.. JUNIü 27TH,to the great Naturnl Bridge of Virginia,the Seventh Wonder of the World! Allexpenses, _0.60. Ticket») and particularsnt 809 East Main Streel.

WATER FILTER.MICROBES! MICROBES'! «MICROBES!!!AVhy drink them when a Scalfo WaterFilter will cleanse the water. Try one.residence filter capacity io gallons perhour. For sale by G. A. INMAN & CO.,Tlmea-Dls->atchi Bldg. 'Phone Zia.

FEATHER BEDS "WANTED.WANTED, TO BUY. OLD FEATHERBeds and Furniture for cosh. J. AV.CASPER, 808 W. Broad Street. Thonaum._!_

STORAGE^I»«»»»»»»»»»» .»»»fi II..

rOR CHEAP AND Dill BTORAGl-rooms apply to RICHARDSON ék C_A_*·PELL, Storac· Department, Belvlder·Building, 601 W. Mato Straet 'Phon» *»__.

HORSES AND MULES.

CAN PASTURE 100. HEAD OF HORSESor cattle (at owner's risk) on NowsteaaFarm, end of Osborno Turnplko, Hen-«rico county. Address J. M'PHAIL, Box674, Richmond, or call at farm.

FLY SCREENS.

SCREENS AND AWNINGS MADE TOorder; get estimates at once. C. B.NORVELL, 211 .1-2 North Sixth St.,'Phone 4S0._

HÔTEL LAWRENCE CAFE. GYEST, IT IS HOT ALL RIGHT! BUTsuppose you were under tho fans at1HOTEL LAAVRENCE CAFE drinkinga Gin Rickey, Mint Julep, High Ballor Cold Bottle (any'brand) Beer, don'tyou think you would cool off some7Twelfth nnd Main.

BARBER SHOP,'"oí jc-hñn--.. get Your hair cutat SEITZ'S, 1203 East Main Street, at15c. Save money and look handsome.

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GROCERY BARGAINS.

BRING IN A SAMPLE ORDER OFgroceries and see whRt you save; als«,good, pure whiskey, 2 years old, $1.5.;and 8 years okl $4.00 per gallon. Counltry orders given special attention. HiJ. RUBIN, 126 and 12S N. Eighteenth St

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ICE CREAM.

LADIES! AVHEN YOU ARE -TIREDand warm, stop In at 403 E. Broad Streetand get a piate' of-', our delicious icecream ln our .new parlor. HUB CANDY'MANUFACTURING' CO._": ;.

SEA FOOD. ¦;*, /",THE BEST. DEVILED. CRABS IN THEcity-.(home-made);. flam .chowder-'thebest; sea food cooked.to.prder. BROADSTREET CAFE'^Max.JieTns.ein, Pro¬prietor,' 402 East 'BroA'cLStroet.· '¦

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LEA**.*, T_.E UPHOLSTERER.- CANmako your «slip covers now.avoid therush. B4-Brook Avenue. >'Phone.-1036.

, DYSENTER.Y CURE. ,'.,',i* ""».·'.'.rrrr:.i.,,r. ,,.,...¦....,_<,_.

WADE'S DIARRHOEA AND DYSEN-.tery Compound. Cuy«*_ diarrhoea anddysentery, cholera morbus, cramp colic,bilious colic, painters' colic, chronicdiarrhoea, cholera (nfantum, and allsummer complaints;'excellent for chil¬dren teething; pleasant and agreeable totake. Highly recommended by physi¬cians, professional nurses and druggists.See testimonials of what those who havoused it have to say about it. Over nrtyyear's reputation behind every bottlo.Price, 25 cents per bottle. All druggists.

WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR AVATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN-ed by WM. TOBI EN, Jr., is a guaranteethat It Is done properly; 20 years' experi¬ence. Cleaning, 11.00; Main Spring«,$1.00. 408 East Broad Street. All workguaranteed.

AWNINGS.AAVNINGS AND SCREENS MADE TOorder; estimates cheerfully given. C.B. NORVELL, _U*_ North Sixth Street.'Phone 4S».

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GOLD AND SILVER BUYER.

WANTED, OLD GOLD AND SILA*ER INany condition; highest uash prices paid,or will givo watches. Jewelry, silverwarein exchange. A. M. MEYER & BRO.,Jowelers, No. 523 Broad Street. Rich¬mond, Va.

TRANSFER.

.PHONE 1354, RAPID TRANSFER CO.,E. M. Tralnum, Manager, for freight,furniture, plunos and hauling of all de¬scription; careful drivers; terms reason¬able.

TEE-DEi-BRANHCES.The following Branch Offices havo

beon established for tho benefit ofthoBO living at a distance from thoMain Offlco of The Tlmes-Dlspatch.The Tee-Deo Wants left at any ofthese branches will receive tho same

careful attention as, though th*y hudbeen loft at the Main Office, andthere will bo no extra cost to tho ad¬vertiser:SLAUGHTER'S DRUG STORE, Twen-tyflfth and Venable Street«.

W. F. EANES, Twenty.fifth and LeighStreets,

A. A. SCOTT, Twenty-fifth and BroadStreets,

ROBERT J, WILLIAMS, Twenty-firstand Marshall Streets,

R, H. M. HARRISON, Fousliee andBroad Streets,

a, W, Lattlmer, No. 800 West Mar¬shall Street.

THOMPSON'S DRUG STORE, No, 1621West Main 8treet,

I. L. BEVERIDGE, Brook Avenue andClay Street.

RADY'S DRUG STORE, BartonHeights.

PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE, No. 3900Wllllam.burg Avenue, Fulton,

ROBIN'S PHARMACY, No. 200 EastMarshall Street.

CITY DRUG STORE, No, 1444 EastMain Street, corne. Fifteenth.

JUD60N CUNNINGHAM, No. 2037East Main, corner Twenty.first.

PINE 8TREET PHARMACY, No. 334South Pine Street,

POINDEXTER-KIRK-PARRI8H CO.,No, 412 Eaut Broad Street.

THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. 801West Cary Street.

EATON PHARMACY, Twenty.elghthand ? Streets.

RISON'S PHARMACY, No, 119 CanalStreet.

J. T, LEWIS, No. 4 E, Broad Street.

ROOFING.

SLAG,"GRANITE AND GRAVEL ROCÎF^lng, guaranteed for ten years. Refer¬ence: American National Bank (sky··scraper), Mutual Assurance Bunding(skyscraper), Jefferson Hotel, NewRichmond Hotel, Chesterfield Flats,American Tobacco Co,, American CanCo., American Locomotive AVorks, Rich,.mond Cedar .,*orks. Gallego Mille. AVrit*.for price to AliMITAGB MFG. CO.,Richmond. Va. *WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING.

BEST MAIN SPRINGS, GUARANTEED,75c. AVhy pay others $1.00 or $1.50. Clean,lng watches, 75c; watch glasses, 16c,C. HOULGRAVE. The Reliable Jeweler,222 East Broad, corner Third.

FLAVORING» EXTRACTS.

IF YOU APPRECIATE THE BEST ANDpurest, ask for Purity Flavoring Ex¬tracts. If your grocer doesn't hs-ndle 1-,ask him to, or address PURITY MFG.CO., 2300 Church Hill Avenue, Rich¬mond, Va.

HARNES8 MAKER8.

BROOK AVENUE HARNESS CO., 82JBrook Avenue. 'Phone HIS. Ajl kinds orharness made to order; repairing·promptly and neatly done. il. c.STERNHEliM-ER, Proprietor.BUSINESS MEN'S QUICK LUNCH.

DO YOU KNOAV THAT YOU. CAN GETbetter value for your money and In lesstime at HOTEL LAAVRENCE CAFE'SQuick Business Men's Lunch Counterthan any placo In the city? Ir you.don't know It one trial will convince you.Twelfth and Main.

8AVE MONEY.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IS THEplace to deposit your money. They willtake care of It for you, and roturn theprincipal on demand, and interest if itstays ninety days.

PLUMBING AND HEATING.

SEE J. W. SARGEANT ABOUT PLUMB-lng, steam and hot water; lot me heatyour home, overhaul your bath room.AVta are masters of tho details and keepa force of skilled workmen to serve youat G20 E. Main Street, Richmond, Va.

CARRIAGES AND WAGONS;FOR FINE AVAGON8 AND CAKKlAUES,

all kinds of repair work and rubber tiresgo to P. R. PHILLIPS & CO.. 402 and404 North Seventh. ...

flXOE ?£-G??___?3_G· ?2_?_____75C. HALFSOLB MEN'S SHOES, O0C.¦halfsole ladles' shoes; white, oak soles,sewed on the same machine as they aremade; no big, ugly stitches to rip liketho cobbler sews by hand; no squeaking,no pegs. Cut out this coupon and bringwith shoes and we will accept It for 15c.cash debate during the week ending June24th. Our own make sewed AVorklngShoe, $2. Rubber heels,- Sic DREWSELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. 71« EastMain Street. "Phone 2C67, Send any¬where. ...

WINES A4MD LIQUORS.

WHY NOT ORDER STRAIGHT. GOODS.They are flnst-class and cost no morethan seconds. I have been supplyingmy. trade with straight whiskies directfrpm distillery for the past 12 years.Three-year-old Straight Kentucky Ryesand Bourbons as low as $2.»0 per gallon,cannot be equaled at tho price. Gibsonand Montlcello (Spring 1899), $4 per gal¬lon; Overholt and Calvert (Spring 1900),$3.50 per gallan; Meliwood, Atnerton andMaysvllle Club (Spring 1900), $3 per. gal-Ion; Carroll (Spring 1801), $2.50 per gal¬

lon; Jessamine County Rye ?901), $2._ß pergallon; Straight Holland Gins, Î2, $2.60and $-'1 per gallon ; Valley of VirginiaClaret, 6-quart bottles, $1.75; ImportedClaret. 6-ouart bottles, $2.60; 6-year OldStraight Malt (Medicinal), $3.50; 3-yearOld Corn Whiskey, $2.00 por gallon. Nocharge for jugs and packing on goods at$3.00 per gallon or over. Express prepaid

on goods over $3.00 per gallon. Remitby certified check, registered letter, ex¬

press or money order. P. G. KELLY,Box 89. Ttlchmond- Va._

MISCELLANEOUS^WHITE AS SNÖAV, SNOW WHITEShoe Polish. Try. It, prlco 5c. atRLANICS'S, The Prescription DruggistStores.

OLD MAIDS PAINT THEIR FACE3,wise men paint their roofs. AVe sell theliest roof paint to be. had at low price.VAUGHAN, 602 E. Broad.

MONEY! MONEYlWANTED.TO BORROW MONEY AT fiper cent. AVI11 give new frame houSesas security. Call up 4992.

BICYCtES AND AUTOMOBILES.

NEW AND SECOND-HAND BICYCLESbought, sold and exchanged; bicycle sun¬dries; good tires cheap; ropuiring a spe¬cialty and guaranteed, D. W.VAUGHN. 618 East Main Street.

BRACES.

11" YOU NEED A SUPPORT FORtinkle, knee-or hip use Hill's Detachable.It has no equal. Can ba changed fromuno shoe to another in a moment. G. G.HILL, 12 E. Main.

PRINTIN*·.

TRY UB ON PRINTING; WB KNOWwe can suit you. TAYLOR & TAYLORPRINTING CO., Quick Printers, No. IGuveruor Str-M-t.

'CAILLER'S CHOCOLATE8."

QUADRUPLE AVRAPPED CAKES FORentlng, convenient for. hasty lunched,and ''bites" between inoals. Sold every¬where'

RESTAURANTS.

FRANCIONE'S IS TUB PLACE TOsatisfy yourself when you are hungry,???? thirsty. Thoro you will find all thodelicacies of the season, and Oysters a

specialty all tho summer. Dinner, 8 to10 dishes, only 3Sc Open till 3 ?. M.Htñ-7 East Broad Street.

AWNINGS, TENTS ANO FLAGS.

KEEP YOUR STORE COOL ANDshady. Just call 'phone 2570 and COPE-LAND & CO. will do tho rest by fur¬nishing you an up-to-date awning. Gettheir prices. 108 N. Ninth Street.

HATS.

HATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONbleached, dyed or blocked, THURS-TON'S, No. 308 North Fifth Street.

"OSTRICH FEATHERS.

OLD TIPS, PLUMES AND BOAS MADEnew In tho latest colors; bring yoursamples nnd lot us dye your feathers to»natch your irimmlngs. TIIURSTON'S,808 North Fifth.

SHOE REPAIRING.

HALF-PRICE MONDAY, JUNE .1DTH.only, If you out out this coupon andbring with cash ami shoes; 76c hnlfsoloiimn*a shoes, 38c; 00c. halfsoin ladies'«hoes, 80c; íffio. boys' halfsoles, 33c; 40c.children's halfsoles, 20*·. Every pairsowed, no nulla, no pegs. AVe will notsend for shoes at tho above prices, Onepair shoes to each' customer only. Owrown mako AVorklng «lions for Men, 12,00.DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY,7115 E, Main Street.

BAKERY.BEST HOME-MADE BREAD, FRENCH,Vienna and German Rye Bread! Cakesand, Pies a specialty; rotiaurante unaprivate families supplied, NEW YORKBAKERY. 4K> W. Broad. 'Phone ¡¡ßna,

10O, SPONGE CAKES: LARGE ANDnlco; ii-ll). jelly roll, 26c; angel cuke,«Oc. PRINKARDS, 423 *.*. North Sixth.

EMPIRE DECCO SHOPPES.

AVE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THE OPEN-Ing of Ihe most up-to-date decorativeshop of Hh kind In the South. Makers ofthings decorative In "Arts nnd Crafts"design« nf wood, leather, metal, plasterand various other stuffs; decorativepainting and enamollng* as It should be;artists In draperies making; upholster¬ing and repairing of furniture, reflnlRh-Ing antique nnd other furnlttirft ln all tholatest finishes, Flemish, Antwerp, DutchMission. A special Invitation extendedthe ladles to visit our beautiful showroom; Ideas and designs nt their dis¬posal for beautifying tho homo; Interior*of tha prominent houses on exhibition.Calls appreciated. EMPIRE DECCOSHOPPES, 209 W. Broad, Fred A. Sut¬ton, Mgr. Next to Thompson's.

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8IGNS.

EMPIRE SIGN CO.SIGNS THAT Ap¬peal. The moat modern «nop in tho Houtn,of every material and description. Man¬ufacturers of mirrors and gliding onglass, AVo nro tho only manufacturer·«,or engraved brass, nickel and coppersigns In tho South; also only manufac¬turers of chipped, engraved and emboss¬ed glass signs; highest clnss advertisingsigns a specialty. Up-to-date showcards. Visit our show rooms,' 209 WestBroad, noxt to Thompktn's. FRED A.SUTTON. Manager._

.MUNTINE

COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. TAT·LOB & TAYLOR PRINTING CO.. No. 1Oovernor gtr.it-. Rtc_mo_t__ V*.

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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Richmond, Va-, June let, 1006.THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFOREexisting for the conduct of the Coal andAVood business, by the undersigned, un¬der the style ot William H. Culllng-worth & Company, Ellison & McUaw,Successors, haa been this day dissolvedby mutual consent. All of the liabili¬ties ot the concern havo beon assumed,and will be paid by Stephan A. Ellison,to whom all debts due the late concernshould be paid.

STEPHEN A. ELLISON,T. \V. M'CAW.

Referring to the above notice of dis¬solution. I take this method of Informine;the public that I will continuo the Cooland Wood Business at Seventeenth andDock Streets under the style of StepnenA. Ellison & Company. AVIth Increasedfacilities I respectfully solicit the pa¬tronage of the ouatomers of our oldfirm and the public.

STEPHEN A. ELLISON «_ CO.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Office ofVirginia-Carolina,, Chemical Co«,

Richmond, Va., June 18, 1905.DIVIDEND NO. 89.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVEthis day declared a Dividend of 2 PerCent. (Two Per Cent.), the samo being-Quarterly Dividend-No, 89 on the pre¬ferred Stock of this Company, payableJuly 15th. 1805, when checks will bemailed to nil Preferred Stockholders ofrecord at tno close of business June ¡iïtn.Books for transfer of Preferred Stock,will bo closed from 8 P. M., June 29th,to 10 A. iti July 20th« ,

S. W. TRAVEHS., Treasurer.

Virginia «Fire and MarineInsurance Company,

Richmond, Va., June 20, 1003.DIA'IDEND.THE DIRECTORS OF THISCompany have declared- a semi-annualDividend of Four Per Cent, (free oftax), payable to -StocKhoiders ot recordJuen 20th,-1804, from which dato to July

.1st, 1005, i the .Transfer Books, will beclosed. Checks for this'Dividend will bemailed to Stockholders. Changes of ad¬dress should be no tilled tho company.

AVM. H. M'CARTHY, Secretary.

LEGAL. NOTICE.

OF THE COUNTY OF-HENRICO,JUNE 10TH, 1905.In the Matter of tho Estate of MargaretR. Gresham, Dec'd.

EX PARTE.It appearing to the court that a report

of the accounts of E. AA'. Gates, Executorof Margaret R. Gresham, dec'd, and a re¬port of the debts and demands againstsaid decedent's estate havo been died inthe office of this court, and more than oneyear having elapsed since the qualificationof the said administrator, now, on thomotion of Robert AV- Crafton, Jr., a

legatee of said Margaret R. Gresham,deo'd, It ls ordered that the creditors, ifany there be, of said Margaret R. Gres¬ham, dec'd, do show cause, If any theycan, on tho 18th day of July, 1905, beforothis court, against the payment and de¬livery of the estate of the said decedent,Margaret R. Gresham, to her legatees,without requiring refunding bonds fromany of them.And it Is ordered that a copy of this

order bo published once ? week for foursuccessive weeks In Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch,a newspaper published In tho city of Rich¬mond, Ara. «

? copy.Teste:E..R. PHILLIPS Deputy Clerk.

R. R. Flornncc, Counsel.Ju ll-law-4w

NOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY CON¬CERN:

The public Is hereby notified that onApril 1st, 1801, the City Bank of Klcn-mond, A'a., Issued to Wm. R. Trlgg, lateof the city of Richmond, Its deposit re¬ceipt for fft,0_, being· amount of hla sub¬scription to 41 shares of tho (Increased)capital stock of said Bank, by which re¬

ceipt snld Bank agreed to issue to saidA\'m. R. Trlgg upon the return thereof acertittcato of stock for said 41 shares, anathat the said deposit receipt has boon lostand that application lias been mado by theundersigned to the said Bnnk for the Issu¬ance of said stock certlllcute, and thepublic Is warned against trading for saiareceipts. ROBERTA H. TRIGO,Solo Exootitrlx and Legatco of Wm. R.Trlgg, Deo'd,"Richmond, Va., June Oth, 1906.

Ju U-law-5w

NOTICE.

Notice to Tax-Payers.Offlco of Collector of City Taxes,

City Hall, Richmond, Va·THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TORECEIVE ALL. OR ONE-HALF OFCITY TAXES, REAL ESTATE ANDPERSONAL, FOR THE YEAR 1906 ONJUNE 16«Tho Wholo tax Is due. but the ordi¬

nance provides that one-halt may bepaid in Juno, and the remaining halfIn Decomber. Failure to pay all or one-

half In «Juno Inours a ponalty of 6 percent, on the whole amount, which Is dueat once, and If not paid before SEP¬TEMBER 1st the Collector Is required tolevy, with cOHts added. (See ChapterXIV.. Beo. 7.)ALL MALES 21 years of age. ALLPERSONO (MALE OR FEMALE) whoown para.nal property, or hold personal

prot*er_Y na fiduciary, and all partie.,conducting business In the oily of Rich¬mond (of whatever naturo) are assessed,

and will please call and settle,, so us toavoid delinquency.Gradin«.. Paving., Pipe and Sewer Con¬

nection Bills are payable in tho namein»nnur us Tiixuu, and at lha same tun·.Give uuinu In which property stands,

anil see that you get all your titila.Tilla being the only notice provided

for by law, plea«., give It ¡*»ompt atten¬tion, as under tlie now ari manco 6 percent, penalty will have m bo added tothe whcle b"W after June/u.th.

F. W. CUNNINGHAM,JuMmo Collector of City Tax.a,

The Valentine Museum,ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS,

OPEN 10 A. M. TO 0 ?, M.ADMISSION, ailO.

FREE ON SATURDAY*

BRILLIANT ENDOF CAME OFM

The Finish Had Distinctively"aDeath Struggle

Effect.

A DEAFENING ROAR OF GUNS

The Forts and the Squadron Allin Action at the Same

Time.

(By Associated Press.)FORT MONROE, VA., Juno 17.~Th·

Ja_st half hour of the war game between,the army and navy, ending* at noon to¬day, eclipsed all engagements of theweek In every feature of the spcctactllarpossible In sham battles. The fleet UnderAdmiral DIcklns, headed by hie fiag-shlp Toxas, sailing: ln single column cloneIn shore, passed every gun of Fort Mon¬roe. Every ship of tho fleet was ln ao-tlon at the same time, .and every gun of

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the fifteen ships was being· served te th* «

limit of rapidity.On the one side was Fort Monroe a* a »

target and on tho other Fort Wool.With equal energy and rapidity «ie fortsreplied; whllo the squadro.! was on·that would bo impossible in war It' de¬pleted a scene which left nothing to th*Imagination ln tho realisation of* the !magnificence of battle.

Death Struggle Effect.Every effect was there except the ef¬

fect of the shells. Strategic play forposition and favorable conditions wereabandoned that thc Inspiration of "battlemight bo attained by the man behind thegrins. That tho closing minutes of the**gamo produced this "death struggle" ef¬fect thero can be no doubt.In the line of battle throe of the moni- ·'

tors followed the Texas. They were theFlorida, Arkansas and Nevada, -all paint«ed with war color. Then came the cruis¬ers Newark and Atlanta, painted white..The old Hartford was next In lino. Themonitor Puritan, with the liaval mllltlaof the District of-Columbla, preceded thefour destroyers, the "Whlpple. the W<t"r*.n. '

McDonough and Stewart, whllo tho.Hor-jnet. Siren and Silvia brought tip- therear. The battleflag of the Texas: wentdown and she ceased firing, as she hadgotten well past the tort, and this exam¬ple was followed toy the unite of thesquadron as they successively reachedthe same point; In this way the conflictreached Its end gradually, and as thelast gunboat went out of action the fortsent up a huge smoke bomb, Indicating:that tho Joint exercises of the army andnavy were at an end.

Psychological. Moment.The shlpe proceeded up Hampton Roads

after cablegrams had' been exchangedbetween Admiral DIcklns "and "General"Wade. The last day of the war gameopened with an attack on Fort Monroeat dawn 'by tho destroyers and the gun-*boat-5 of Admiral D-lcklns's fleet. Justbotween dark and daylight there Is a

brief period when conditions are mostfavorable for offensive naval operations,It being too light for the searchlightsto be effectively operated, and too darkto see without them. These conditionswere taken advantago pf by AdmiralDIcklns this morning, and, thre^ oj .hisdestroyers and two gunboats crept closeto tho walls of the fort beforo they werediscovered.An Incoming steamship also gave pro¬

tection to the mosquito flotilla, whlcahanked Itself in the lee of the big «hipand floated closo ln before being seen.

Tho fusilado was brief, but lively, and atits conclusion the offending craft de¬parted toward the Capes.

JUDGE MANN. GOING TOTHE "ENEMY'S" COUNTRY

(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)NOTTOWAY C. H. VA.; June TI.-In

consequenco of a very pressing* Invitation,from many citizens of Plttsylvanla coun¬ty, Judgo Mann has cancelled anotherappointment and -will speak In Chathamon Monday. Judge Mann says ho haagained eoi rapidly of late that he be¬lieves It Is now time to carry the war

Into the enemy's «country.

The Very Fastest."Hero'ii a western man who c)alm» to he,v_

invented a machine that Is the fastest thingknown.""I think I hod an experience with the fastest

tiling known last nicht.". "How was that?''

"I M-aui setting separated from a. porou·piaster.".Houston Post.

WANTED,Experienced Shoe

Salesman.APPLY

SEYMOUR SYCLE,633 E. Broad Street.

¦___-NI BET INQ8.

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Zi*"THE ST??ED COMMUNICATION_*____ or Manchester Longe No. 14, A» F./VN & a. M., will be held at the MasonicTemple, Manchester. Va., Monday liven¬ing, May 19th, 1905. at ß o'clock. Member«of sister lodges nnd transient brethrencordially Invited (a attend.By order of the XV. M.

_R. E, BROWN, aooretary,

Jt, A CALLED COMMUNICATIONJG\ of Richmond Lodge No, 10, A. v. &,^ A. M. will be held»*, Masonic Tem¬

pla To-morrow 'Mondt-y. Evening at ·o'clock. Momi'Di-i and visiting brethrenare fraternally Invited to bo present.

?*. ?- SNEAD, Bdcrutury.

The Confederate Museum*TWELFTH AND CLÀT STREETS.Open» dally from * A. M. to 6 f, u.

.dml-mlon, 2$ cents. Fr-»· on Staturd..·-.

PATENTS OUARANTEEOT"PATENTS SBCUBBl". OR yKB RKTUKNBD-

rtiirui model or «ketch for tree, »pinion M te»pstautablllly, Send for Illustrated Util*· Book.Contain· 10O meon-tntoU movement· »?! ?,?ß?OK INVENTIONS \VA_NTE& PartioUl»*-KBW TKADB-MARK LAW. COPTRiaHT, el·.Talent« *«·*?«_p?»?,? tr·» Id World's Fron«·.(lampi· copy free,

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