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kept their accounts with the Kansas
City Institution, and the withdraw
ais began and continued in the face
of the fact that every effort was
made to reassure the frightened
bankers. The campaign of SANDER,
relentless villain'y in the city itself.
Business men received anonymous
calls over the telephone and were
warned that the Bank of Commerce
was in a failing condition and wise
ones passed the tip from mouth to
mouth. No bank in the country
could have withstood such pounding
and after secret and terrific battle
months this splendid institution was
compelled to submit to the inevlta-
BILE. In the effort to save it, DR..
Woods sacrificed millions of dollars
of gilt-edged securities and when
pressed hazarded his private fortune
to stem the tide. 1t is gratitude to
know that the depositors will be
paid dollar for dollar and that the
bank will resume business when its
affairs are settled. The explanation
given by President Van Blarcom of
Pearce's hank at St Louis for his ad-
vice as to refusing drafts on the
Kansas City bank appears reasonable
ard will be accepted until nothing
more definite is known. The whole
affair, however, smells suspiciously
of Standard Oil and the methods
used have all the ear-marks of the
most iala nous system of business
buccaneering which n civilized ma
tion ever tolerated. They were dir
ty. diabolioal and unscrupulous.
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Now is the time to puy holiday
goods. 5 and 1Oc store.
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WILL B0NAPARTE TELL
OF TEDDY'S DECISION?

Washington, Dec. 19.-It is be-
lieved here that Attorney General
Bonaparte has been appointed
spokesman for Roosevelt in the mat
ter of third term. ard that the
question VIII be settled once and for
all when the attorney general ad-
dresses a banquet in the New Illinois
Athletic Club in Chicago on Saturday
views as bearing on the campaign
and his third term ideas will be full
ly explained III this address, it is be-
lieved.
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Our phone number is changed tc
heo loi. J. E. Mckenzie, the
plumber, 645' Colorado avenue.
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IT'S A PLEASANT REFLECTION
that there is one place where you
can have your sight properly and ex-
pertly attended to. You can come
here. and without any charge what
ever. have an examination of your
eyes that specialists charge big fees
for. And our moderate prices for
glasses makes the service all the
greater. Do your eyes trouble you
any?
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TODAY new BISHOP
WAS C0NSECRATED

Trenton. N. j., Dee. 19.-The Rev.
pdward Jennings Knight was conse-
Grated bishop of the missionary dis
trict of western Colorado in Christ's
Episcopal church here today. The
conservation committee was compos-
.ed of Bishop John Scarborough OF
New Jersey, Bishop Talbot of the
diocese OF eastern Pennsylvania and
Bishop Lines of Newark.
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special rates to all points within.
the state and one fare for the round
trip to all points on the Colorado
Midland during the holidays. Tick
cts VIII be on sale the 23d, oath,
10th, 30th, S1st and January 1. 1905,
with final return limit of January 6.
For further information see the Mid
land man.
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.i-t-t-s-s-s' -s'i.ss.-ss-.E. --s-s..s..s..s.-'
f. DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY, j
Physicians and Surgeons. :
X All medicines are furnished ;;
I. from our own laboratory and 3
1. put up by ourselves, thus avoid =
I. Ing mistakes. =
+ Offices Nos. 1. .. 5, and 4 No. J
+. 51S Capitol block, Main Street )
/. Residence. No. s3S Chipeta ;;
4. avenue. >.
+ Phones: Res. No. 1O7 Junct. 5
+ Offices, No. 1875 Junct. J
!. ONCE hours from $3.50 to 12 !
/. am; from 1 toe Pm; from j
1. to 9 pm; and from 2 to D. J
I. m. Sundays. :;
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Swiss and Neufchatel cheese, Edam
and American cheese of every sort
for the holiday trade.-Wadswortb
& Sons
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-19

Harry Hiatt's norsesuoeing Is sec
md to none in this country. A
horse is shod when Harry Hiatt is
through with 1t. Try him.
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We've gotten into the habit OF do
ing high plumbing at low grade pri-
ces, Call and see. J. L. Mckenzie.
545 Colorado avenue; phone Red
151.
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A STARTLING
CHARGE IS MADE
A Most Interesting Statement by One Of the Oldest Pa
pers Of Missouri, Published at the Old Home Of
President Woods Of the Kansas City National
Bank Of Commerce, Regarding Failure of
the Big lnsttution--Did DiaboGcal
Plan Bring About the RUN?

PERHAPS NOTHING PUBLISHED ON THE FAILURE OF THE BIG
KANSAS
ONE OF THE STAID OLD TOWNS KANSAS
PRESIDENT WOODS OF THE DEFUNCT BANK
RESIDED IN PARIS. MERCURY
AMERICA, PUBLISHED CONTINUOUS
I4Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30

Write Gerard Hotel. West Forty
fourth Street, New York, for map of
city and special rates to buyers and
Southern visitors.
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West Point.

WEST POINT, VA. June 2o.--Mra,
]. II. Bland. of Shanghai. King and
Queen county. has bought and moved
into the Henley residence. on u Street.
Mr.. j. Marshall Lewis and bride. nee
Hargrave. who returned here from
ths,T : trip to ,.w the day Rlu1 1ett Ri Eas
to-day for their new home In Glouces-
ter county.
Martin Wilson marriage in Gloucester
this week.
Mr.. Richard Garland and family OF
Chase. City, have been on visit TO
Mrs. Garland's parents, Professor VIII
ton Thrnston and wife, and have re-
turned home,
Miss Caroline Reed. who has been
the guest Of Mrs. j., t. Milford. return
cd to her, home at Forest Depot Bed
ford county.
Miss Fula churn who is spending
the summer with Mrs. w, r. Broaddus
Visited friends In Richmond this week
Miss Bessie Parkinson. of Durham, N
e.. is visiting Mrs, j.. u. McAllister.
Miss Nellie Jones, Of Urbanna, is,the
guest of Miss Olive Gault.
| Miss Nett!e Williams will attand the
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Y Newport News.

Especial to The Dispatch.1
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June a.
One of the social events here this week
was delightful musicale given under
the auspices of the Joseph Charles
Auxiliary of the General Hospital As
ISOLATION. at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Garner. 170S West Avenue, We'd
.nesday evening. A well arranged pro-
gram was rendered by popular anna
teurs.
Mrs, Thomas f. Stearnes is enter
tanning Mt her home on West Avenue.
Misses Alberta and Callie Fulwider, of
Roanoke: Miss Bessie Staarnes. or
Richmond; Misses Georgia Hales Jean
yenable and Ellen Kersey, of Wilson,
N. c., and Miss Marion Moir. of VIM
on-Salem, N. g.
Beach and sailing parties are about
the only social events occurring on the
peninsula these hot days and evenings.
A number of little parties have been
made up for trips to the exposition and
summer resorts.
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Gainesville.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The I1meS-D1spatch.3
Fl CARTERSVILLE, VA. June ga
Cbildren's Day service will be held at
the Baptist Church here tomorrow.
An interesting. program has been care
Work has begun on THE new Bap-
list Church here The building will.
he much larger and handsomer than
the old church, and Will probably be
completed by the 1st Of September.
Mrs. Thomas A. Grower has returned
to her home, In Washington, after a
visit of several weeks to her parents
In Cartersvllle.
Miss Annie Mae Rhodes has returned
to her home. after a visit to the expo
sition and to friends in williamsburg.
Mrs. NJ. A. Palmore and children. of
South Carolina, are spending the sum
mers at the home of Mr.. B. W. Palmore.
Mr. Boaz Ford has returned from
Richmond, where he went to attend the
marriage OF his brother. Mr.. Burette
Ford. to Miss .Azele Davis, on Wednes-
day last
been visiting the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs p. c. Trice, OF Flanagan's
Mill left Friday morning for James
town. They will return here in few
days.
|Howardsville. have been visiting at
tho home of Mr.. II. ]. Rhodes recently.
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Williamsburg.

Especial to The Ttmes-D ispatch,l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June 20
Miss Julia Armstead returned Thurs
day from visit to Washington, d. c
Miss S. A. Pitman. of Charlottes
Vile Y e., Va is visiting her brother, REV.
The Misses Howard of Lynchburc.
arrived here this evening to visit Miss
Mrs. j. B. Merritt. of Norfolk, spent
a few days with her son, Rev d r,
Merritt. pastor OF the Methodist
Mrs. Walter Van Ness and little
daughter, Marie, have returned to New
York, after a delightful visit to Mrs
Van Ness's parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Trevilian.
Mr. q. Helm, OF York county. has
returned from an extended visit In the
North. He was accompanied by his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Helm, of Yokohama. Japan.
hi, is IMPROVING Very ra nH vas oee'
Mr.. G. w. Ratciffe, Of Little Rock
Ark, spent few days with Mrs. w. e
Davis last week In search of records
relative to the Cowles family, whom
Commander Cowles Is writing up. He
had pleasant stay with friends Here
Ills grandE,othcT was Miss Francis
Cowles. of williamsburg.
| The friends of Miss Edna Brook were
very much alarmed Wednesday, morn
ling. when DR.. Spencer announced tina
ishc had an attack of appendicitis
However. she IL not suffering now, ant
| 1t is hoped that the attack Will not b.
lrereated.
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WEDDINGS
IN old VIRGINIA
Miss Mary Anna Boisseau Be:
comes Bride OF Mr..Reuben
T.. Blanton.
7IsnecIal 10 The Times-Dispatoh

AMELIA, VA, June ga beautiful
marriage was celebrated Wednesday at
Tabernacle Church, Amelia county. Tho
contracting parties were Mr.. Reuben
L. Blanton and Miss Mary Anna Bois-
seau, the accomplished daughter Of
Mrs. Bette Randolph Boisseau. The
church was tastefully, decorated with
evergreens. daisies and potted plants,
While tho soft light OF wax candles
rendered the scene most beautiful Rev.
T. o. Edwards performed the cere-
mony. using the ring service. Messrs.
T.. Il. Johnson and Claude Hardy We're
ushers. To the strains Of the wedding
march from Mendelssohn, beautifully
rendered by Miss w. Sue Powers. OF
Forest HILL the bridal party entered
in the following order:
Miss Courtney Taylor with Mr.. F.,
B. Blanton.t Miss Ruth Fowlkes and
Mr.. Willie Booth. Miss Mamie Hardy
and Mr.. Harvie Taylor. Miss Mary
Wilson and Mr.. Linwood Blanton,
Miss Vincent Hardy and Mr.. j. Gordon
I3oisseau, Miss Anna Pago Boisseau and
Mr. Robert D. Hardy.
The bridesmaids entered one aisle
and the groomsmen the opposite one.
Then came the bride. accompanied by
| her maid of honor, Miss Lizzie Yam
cey Blanton. Mr.. George Edward Bois-
seau was best man.
Tho bride wore a handsome going
away gown of champagne chiffon
cloth. with that and gloves to match,
| and carried q shower bouquet of White
carnations, The maid OF honor was
gowned In white organdie and white
sash, while the bridesmaids wore
white Persian null with pink sashes
The wedding gifts We're numerous
and handsome. consisting of silver
cut-Elass and bric-a-b rac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanton. like many
other virginia couples, left for the
| Jamestown Exposition to spend their
| honeymoon, and Will he at home to
| their friends after July 1st
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BLUE RIDGE
EVER POPULAR
Colonel Phil Brown, a Model
Host, Still in Charge-Good
Season Expected.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, June 20
After the long sleep Of winter Blue
Ridge Springs Is awake. arrayed in the
latest and freshest OF spring costumes.
ADORNED with garlands of roses and
hcneysuckles. With smiling face of
welcome. offering sweet and dainty
rooms. vire-cled veranaas, shady
rocks along mountain paths and a
banquet OF good things for the mater
io!ist, this resort still holds sway under
the ehicient management OF Mr.. Phil
r. Brown, whose long experience has
made him model host. This is attest
ed by the annual return of SO many
who have once been his gests.
June brought a larger number OF
visitors than is usual at this season.
Among these are Mr.. j. II. Pratt, Mrs.
Pfatt, Miss Lilias Pratt and master
Jchn Pratt. of Birmingham. Ala. Mr..
pratt is a prominent chemist and min
Ing engineer OF that State, now in
charge OF the phosphate fields of Flor
!da. MT. and Mrs. Lewis, of Gloucester,
va. and Mr. and Mrs. j w. Easley.
Jr.. of South Boston, Va, are interest.
ing young couples who have just
started out on life's voyage. Mrs. C. r.
Graham. OF Greenville, S. c., with two
charming young daughters, the one a
asputahte OF last season, and the other
SUI! student at the Randolph Macon
T,otese, an LyncHDurS; j. w. MARSHALL
Virginia; a. G. Afford. Bedford city,
VI Va .. ". Bennett, Richmond; H.4C.
Jones. West Virginia; Miss Tyler A.
w. Talley, Lynchburg, Va; Mrs. Cor
neiia Branch Stone, Galveston, Texas;
Or. and Mrs. Harris and Master Ed
ward Harris, of Berryville, Va.
Inc ever glorious Fourth OF july
VIII be celebrated by the host with
fireworks on the lawn and other d.
versions IN keeping with the patriotic
memories of the day. The fortunate 10
cation of this resort, on the direct line
70 Norfolk and the Jamestown EXPO
sluon, brings daily applications for
rooms. and gives promise of a "full
house during he season of 1907.
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tho sumner season at tho Mecklen-
burg was danced on Saturday evening,
and from q spectacular point OF view
as well as from that of enjoyment 1t
was voted great SUCCESS.
The german was led by DR.. Il. W.,
IIdmunds.
Those dancing were: Miss Helen
Graham OF Greenvillc, s. c.. white
liberty silk, with Mr.. J. G. Slzer of
Richmond; Miss Fannie Murchison, OF
Wilmington, n. c., blue crepe, with
Mr.. Guy Echenroue, OF Baltimore; Miss
katherine Waddill. Greensboro, white
lace, with Mr.. Walter Hurt, Of pan
vile, Va; Miss Mary Burwell or Chase
City, lavender crepe, with Mr.. j. Paul
Graft, Roanoke; Miss l3augh. Danvillc,
Va, pink null. with Mr.. Alfred Hus-
ton. the Mecklenburg; Miss jones' the
Mecklenburg, yellow organdie, with
Mr.. H.. r. Cooley, Chase City; Miss
judith Martin. Richmond, Va, blue
lingerie gown, with Mr.. Albert Brooks,
Of Chase City; Miss Isabel Norvell,
Chase city. white pompahour net, red
roses, with Mr.. Oscar Yokely. Chase
City; Miss Katherine Anderson, Han
over, Va, white null, with Mr. Il. L.
Williams. Greensboro, N. CT. Mrs. i. N.
Jones Richmond. tetted robe, with Mr..
w. L. Thomas. of Westminster, Md
Miss Concannon, Baltimore, white lin
gerle robe, with Mr.. George Gilmore
of Chase City.
The stays were: Mr.. w. b. Agnew,
Mr.. Leon Faris, Chase City; Mr.. Fred
Bohitz Wilmington, N. c.; Mr.. Q. e
Roney, Norfolk.
The german was delightfully."- chap
.eroned by Mrs J. G. Walton, the Nee.
lenburg; Mrs. Joseph Dibrell seguin
Texas. and Mrs. W. p. Whitaker, Ra-
leigh. N. C.
The Mecklenburg was the objective
point OF n delightful party from Boyd
ton consisting Of Miss JAMIE HAMMER
Lynchburg, Va; Miss Frances Bendall
Danyille Va; Miss Grace Parham
Lynchburg. Va, their hostesscs, thu
| Misses Homes, OF Boydton, and Mr.
and Mrs. c. l.. Jackson, who chaper.
oned the party
The most recent arrivals are: Mrs
". y. Paxton. Miss lucille Paxton ant
IsWilliam Paxton, OF Washington Mrs
Alice Sykes. Miss Sykes, Portsmouth
Va; Mr.. William B. Thomas. West.
| minister, n. Y; DR.. S. A. Morris anf
4 VIE, OF Jacksonville, Fla, and Mr., T,
1 Walton Brown, of Danville. who ha,
Just been graduated in law by tn,
university Of Virginia.
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Fredericks Hall.

FTiEDERICkS HALL, VA, June 90
Mrs. ]. p. Halliday Is in Richmond
with her daughter, Miss Bessie, who
is being treated at tho Memorial Hos
pital.
Mrs. C, j. Hillyer has returned to
her home, Fail HILL" fredericksburg,
Va, after brief visit to her son, Mr.
Il. G. Hlllyer
MI and Mrs, j. w. Butler, of Clifton
Forge, are guests OF Dr. H. a. Terrell
Mrs, Pauline Scott has left for her
home in Texas. .
Miss Marie McCullen, Of Greensboro,
NJ CT, and Miss Virginia Potts are
guests OF Miss Cleora Segar.
Mrs r, G. Bowles, or Leeds. Ala. Is
guest of Mr. Mcclure. In this county.
Mrs, G, y. Hnrdenbergs, of Rich
mond, Is summering In the home Of Mr..
j. v. tHardenbergh.
Misses He'll and Vera Harris are at
home again, having visited the James,
town Exposition. !.
MIR. and Mrs, G.. Il. Poindexter have
returned, from their trip to the James
town Exposition,
4 Miss Frances SpIcer is the guest of
Miss Marguerite Spicer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodwin, OF
Fishersyille, are visiting Mr.. G, w
Goodwin.
Mr., and Mrs. Willie Taylor. OF Ioano
are stopping With Mr. W., Hart.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ONLY aALL-RAIL LINE no NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd St. Station. Richmond. Daily.
IN EFFECT Jan 6. 1907.
NJ, 600 r. NJ. Pullman Paror Cars
FOR lLYNCHBURG, the WEST and the
SOUTHWEST: 900 A. NJ. 1910 noon, 9:30
p NJ Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars.
Cafe Dining Cars Trains arrive daily from
Norfolk, .11:40 A. NJ, $3.50 p. NJ. From
the west, 7:25 a. NJ. 2:o5 r. NJ, $3.50 P. NJ.
Otficc. sss z. Main st. 'Flyer. hours.
20 minutes.
w. B. BEvILL, G. II. BOsLEY.
Gen'l Pass Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent.
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SEASON FULL BLAST
AT TATE SPRING
Delightful Tennessee Summer
Resort More Popular This
Summer Than Ever.

TATE SPRING HOTEL. TATE
SPRING, TENN, June 2s.-The season
at Tate Spring is now in full blast
and the number at this resort is about
ESQ, which is well in advance Of all
previous records.
The mention OF Tate Spring brings
to our mind the picture of an ideal
resort. both for its social life and its
regenerating and health-giving value.
The hotel, wide verandas and
grounds are Illuminated with electric
lights, and at night more beautiful
place cannot be imagined. Tate Spring
is noted for its crowd of thoroughly
congenial people. A fine orchestra
gives several concerts during the day.
and the elegant ballroom is q charm
ing scene Of dancing and gaiety at
night.
some Of the most popular. diversions
are horseback riding, driving and
strolling along the mountain sides
past many springs and creeks and
ns Tais Y spslng swens VIII 0fs s
Among the arrivals are George r.
WHts Ren ana Mrs George
Miss Sandy. Danville,- Ill; II. F. Mo-
lrancy, Versailles. KY; Mrs, J. N.
Hamilton, AKRON Triersen, Miss Edna n.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. minis, Knox
vile; Mrs; P: j Everett RI F; E Rogers
John x. Ottley and wife. e. G. ottley,
George. w. Collier atlanta. Ga; Mrs
Smith, Philadelphia; Mass Sallie X,
Willard. G. p. Howard. Peter G. Den
son. Joseph j. Price, j. r. Callan. W.
T, Claiborne. Mrs, ]. N. White, II. 9;
Bondarant, Mrs. r. p. Oppenheimer and
daughter, Miss Ann Gettys. Knoxvillei
Mrs. Sam Phillips, Memphis; y, 2
B, Whitesides. w. Willingham; Miss
Anna Martin. Mrs. Robert n. Williams
and family and maid. J. W. Love,tW
A. Bevees, w. T, Green, William Green
A. S. Caldwell and family Chattanoo-
ga;#D. C. Thompson and wife and child
Orlando, Fla; Mr.. and Mrs; J, a., Whit,
Meridian, Miss: Walter p; fate; l. +
Tate and Miss Florence Tate Tate. Ga.
Mrs. w. II. Rogers and son, spolane
wash: J. p. stetson. Macon, Ga; Mr.
land Mrs. Sam l., King and family
/ Bristol, Tenn, and others.
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summer normal school in Frederlcks-

summer normal school in Frederlcks-
burg, Va.
Mr.. Hunter Edwards and wife. Of
Baltimore, We're the guests this week
of Mrs. Edwards's sister. Mrs. w. r.
Bray.
Miss Evelyn Cabe, who has been at
school in Baltimore, the past session
returned to her home here on Thurs
day, accompanied by her grandmother
Mrs. Levin. of Baltimore.
Mrs. A. P. Richardson, OF Richmond
and Mrs. j. Powell Garland, of New
Kent. are the guests of Mrs. George
w. Richardson this week.
Fl Mr.. Malcolmn Jones. who has been
the past session in Columbia. Miss. is
spending the summer with his grand
father, Colonel B. l.. Farinholt.
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a. a. e. DRIVES OUT
- - - RHEUMATISM

condition brought
about by indigestion chronic and the accumulation n the
carry This refuse matter ferents and generating
into the blood all parts the
the be born
with tendency because like all blood dis
tie which scatter relieve with ln
mens plass bise opiates. AS however,
left there is to cold
and joints tender places the flesh return and the sufferer
finds that merely the symptoms while the real cause me
Rheumatism be cured while the
blood Irritating panproducng acid
driving out Of the blood It thor
ougy the blood the By the
and the blood instead Of weak stream
bones the body soothed and noure by rich blood
completely Rheumatism S. S. S. composed
herbs possess and properties
Just every rheumatism
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Mecklenburg.
THE MECKLENBURG. CHASE CITY,
VA, June 2a.TThe initial german Of
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Railroads.
Southern Railway
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
~. B.--Foliowing schedule figures pub.
lished only aa Information. and are NOT
guaranteed. igfa
1900 A. M--Daily--Iocal for Charlotte,
connecting at Keyavlle for Chase city
and Clarksvil!e. tEs6.
lIti5 a. M.--Daily--Limlted - Buffet pull {
man to Atlanta and Birmingham. New
Orleans. Memphis. Chattanooga, and
all the South. Through coach for
Chase CITY. Oxford. Durham and
Raleigh s
$500 p, Mex, sunday--Keysvilla Local.
11sso M--Daily.--Limited Pullman ready
$3.50 p. NJ, for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 E. MEX sunday--Limlte d--To weas
Point--Connecting for Baltimore.
2:i5 z. MEX. Sundays.
A;4S MIX sunday--Locai to West
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:55 a. NJ, $40 p. M.--From all the South.
e'a0 =. M,--From Charlotte. Raleigh. Dur.
ham Chase City. and local stations
$40 A. M.--From ISeysville--Local.
9:20 a. h---From Baltimore and West
Point.
Polnt.NfJ h q 5s
G, ". wEsTBuRY. D. p A.
800 81 Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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r., F. &P. F s1SHaSSR

~, . -. = - d POTOMAC r.. h
s:SS 4. M.-Daiiy-Byrd St. Through.
ZOO ~. M--Daily--Main ST. Through. @
iiao q. M--Week Days-Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
$40 A. M-Daily-Byrd St. Through
Local stops. ;l
l1:Ao 4. M--week Days-Elba. Ashland
y, Accommodation. gsssA
la: ~ noon--Week Days--Byrd ST. Through.
ington Accommodation.
6:43 p M--Sunday only-Elba. washing- .
ton Accommodation.
$3.50 p. M.---Week Days-Elba, Ashland
Accommodation.
6:46 T. M--Daly--Man st. Through.
$3.50 P. M-Daily-Byrd St Through,
TRAINS ARRIVE R1CHMOND-SOUTH-A
WARD.
$3.50 4. Al M.-Wsek Days-E'ba Ashland 'a' I
s:25 A. M.-Week Days-Byrd st. Wash-
ington Accommodation
1895 A. M.-Sunday only-Elba. Washing-s
ton Accommodation.
10:a0 A. M.-Weee Days-Elba. ASHLAND
Accommodation.
ls s 2. M-P n.Is st. g. Through
$40 p. M.--Week Days-Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
7:15 P. M.--Daily-Byrd st. Through.
$500 p. M.-Daily-Byrd St. Through.
Local stops. 8
s:15 p. M.-Daily-Main St. Through.
IN all above trains. except local saccommo-
dauons.
| Time of arrivals and departures and cons
q w, GULF jLr ". p. TAYLOR,
Gen'l supt. Traf. Mgr.
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Misses Pauline and salena Tebault.
Miss Rosa Saunders. Miss Mary Ethel
Nottingham and Miss Mary, Minetree
are spending the summer at the Te-
bault Cottage at Cape Henry. The
party is chaperoned by Mrs. Mary
Wright Tebault.