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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-28
ROAD ENGINEERS MEET.

| lie county road engineers OF West
lyirginiaywerc in session this week at
Charleston is III N \, = s','l Il
Prominent men Of the, State, such
as ex.Governor$A. B. White, State
Geologist Dr.;I. c. White. Secretary Of
the West Virginia Board Of Trade n.
3. Naylor Charles II. 3Hoyt. represen.
tahye OF the United States public road
Office, and several others were pres.
emit and they addressed the assembly
OF county engineers OF the. state. x 4.
WEST VIRGINIA STATE CHANGE.
The thlrty.seycnth annual session OF
the West Virginia State Grange Or.
der Of Husbandry, met at Charleston,
on Friday, Of this week.
coNvocATloN CAME TO CLOSE.
The convocatlon OF the Northwest.
,ern District Of the Episcopal Church
of West Virginia, came to close at
the Church Of the Good Shepherd, at
Parkersburg, on Thursday evening,
after a two days session. AT the clos
ing session two very Interesting I'D.
dresses We're delivered by the Right
Rev. w. L. Gravatt, Of Charleton. and
Rev NJS g Affiliated, ~ f,t,., y, >. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-28
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For Mrs. Shaver

y. theS Society; OF Colonial Danes WIT
entertain with d tea Tuesday after
noon Eldge gopd conntry club ;t n
:lionofs me lsItin,g g olopial Danes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-28
when. In the absence 81 thle., ReBubll:

y 81
when. in the absence OF the Rebubll-
cans. and with not3a quorum present,
they declared Hearnc's seat vacant
and seated Caldwell. iz'
& The whole thing on tho part Of the
Democrats is looked upon as a blur;
There are good lawyers on the Demo.
cratic side, and ltfcan hardly be con.
ceived that they. believe they have act
cd legally. Rathersltsis believed they
are trying to carry through the bluff
with which they started, hoping to
scare the Republicans to their terms.
That some Of the Democratswill break
away from thelrsleaaers within few
days Is firmly believed. (. <.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-28
ITUBERcULosls ExH]JJRlT.

The tuberculosis exhibit of tho An.
tl,Tubcrculosis League, Of West vir.
glnia, Is now at Charleston, and Isl on
exhibition In the halls OF the State
i houe; Bills will be presented before
he legislature in regard to antl.tu.
berculosls legislation in the State and
among HsnlN the bills will be one asking for
an appropriation for a tuberculosis san.
tnrium IN the state. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-28

.: !.
I HoARD q nc JLLTuRE.

The State Board .of Agric,f,.,,re Is
In session at the ONCE 81 the Board
IN the Capitol building in Charleston!
The members present are:s DR.. Archi.
bald Moore. OF arkersburg, president
ID, a. Humphrey, Belleyllle; Abram
aiccnlloch. Clinton; Prot. n. 6. At:
/ keson. Morgantown; II. a.. Hartley,
Masohtown; Jos. s. Roger, Buckhan:.
non, "a Arnold, :Keyser, 4 n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-28
CHARTERS ISSUED.

International Petrol Company, al
Plttsburg. Pa, 70 lease, purchase fa ID
deal De in lands. bore ami drill for Of
and gas, operate pipe lines, etc. Au
thorized capital 100000. divided init
1000 shnres3o fcommon and 1000
shares preferred stock. Incorpora
tors: Z Colin Livingstone, c. II. Burke
William selby, John w. Ecnton, Jr.
and Paul Dulaney, OF Washington, D
G.. ~ s,i \, i'i5 1
IT. D. underhill Company. OF Martins.
burg. w. Va, to conduct livery, feed
and exchange stables and transfer
business Authorized capital, $4,000.
'ncorporators: T. B. Underhiii. A. 3.
Noll. G. =. Williams, NJ. r. Martin anu
NIX. Viewer, OF Alartlnsburg, w. Va.
Terrace Apartment Company, OF
Fairmont, W. Va, to do a general
mining, numbering. oil and gas bus:
N.t. 80 a.
lncss. Authorized capital, 10000. IN.
corporators. s. B.. Moore, ]. r. Hill, i,
NJ Morgan, NJ. R. Frantz and ]. G.
Miller, all Of Fairmont. &.
WIN Fix Company, Of. Chicago, Ill,
to conduct generadeimercantile bust.
ness. Authorized capital, $4,000. IN,
eorporators: II, i. stager; charlesi b b
jaiarnlll. Oscar Laage, Jr.! T. j. Keough
and9T.s F. Parke. all Of Chicago. A
East Norfolk Land Company, Of
Charleston, ". Va, with principal
place OF business to be loeated In
Princess Anne county, Va, 10 deal In
real estate. manufacture brick, lum.
Der, concrete, etc. Authorized capital!
100000, lncorpcrators: j.. c. Mas:
lsey, Y; G., Young, G. ]. STurley, Fred
Gardner and John Laing, \, all Il Of
Charleston. 3;!!3ills
n Es:.Nl,lEWsPAPERs! HANGEs HANDs. "
4 There have been any number OF
changes n shes ownershlp:of WestSYIt-:
tginias ai,apefs during The pass few
week. sroBably the most III ,t,s MI
deal. wt;sltS l.;ts cen etieal!y siose,l
was that BY wi.loli aefslial NJ Sgder.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-28
5coI5McGRAWeiLi

CRATIC Jan. 2S. Colo,
mel john r. cGraw IS berfast at.his
home, on Beach street, suffering with
g very sereyes Cold He has been
threatened. with pnllmonia but It's
,blieyed the danger points ofs Ills Ill.
ness; hayet been pa sed:S He was taken
io5Ehis bed yesterI j; & II
Subscrib To Sthe syests VI rginia III X !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
WOULD NOT MAKE
LIONS BREAKFAST
Colonel Leedy Says Army and
National Guard Are Totally
Inadequate.
CARS OF OATS SEIZED
Heavy Adultcration Charged.
Rifle Team Will Leave
on August ID.
OF OATS SEIZED

In a characteristic report on his re-
cent tour of duty at the m%anoeuvre
camp at San Antonio. Texas, Colonel
r. F. Leedy. commander OF the Sec
ond Infantry, enters into a discussion
OF the relations between the regular
army and the organized militia-of
which latter term. by the way. he dis
approves.
Colonel Leedy was mucn pleased with
the treatment accorded him by the
officers OF the Eleventh Infantry. to
which he was attached. and by the
other commands at San Antonio. He
thinks there IS now a perfect and cor
dial understanding between the army
ind the National Guard. and he ridi-
cuies the Idea that the array desires TO
see the United States become d mill
tary nation.
The solution. he says. is a large
force of reserves. The present size OF
inc Combined army and militia, in his
opinion. is nothing more than an inYi-
tat!on TO war. n would not make a
breakfast for the British lion or I'LL
the pe!ly OF the dragon for 4 single
meal"
The officer pays his respects TO the
d~emasogue VINO. in his mird. can see
the threat OF a force OF 5000. 900 ighs
Ing one-"one Of whom. God knows.
he IS not which"
To maintain proper interest in the
work OF the organized militia. Colonel
Leedy would have each enlisted man
paid not less than So per week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02

probably within a week after tho In
dictment on August II. Mr.. wenden-
burg said yesterday that he saw no
reason why the trial should be un-
duly prolonged-.hat the Common
wealth could probably present It's evil
dence in three or four days. and that
he did not anticipate the trial would
last more than a week after the jury
had been imprneled. Efforts will first
be made to s;~ure a Jury from Chester
Held county, and only when this has
failed will a venire be Drawn from
elsewhere.
Beulah Binford took occasion yester-
day to deny that she had been bad
gercd or illtreated either by the jail
officers or the Commonwealth detec-
tiveS. She seemed fairly well con-
tented for one so confined. and asked
one of the detectives to collect for her
all OF the newspapers that a printed
her picture. She wants to make ii col
lection of views of herself. A news
paper picture of Henry Beattic has a
conspicuous place on the wall of her
cell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
News Of Petersburg.

horse is the usual how. The
company Is using steam at its power
house in the city.
The. Cockade City Mills, which use
electric power has shut down, and
other large mills are almost at q
standstill, so little water Is coming
down the river. The city Is using Its
steam pump. and the water from the
canal Will be turned on tomorrow.
Married In Richmond.
Miss Clara Estelle Titus, daughter
OF Mr.. n Mrs. e. E. Titus, n V. Il.
Beachey. both of this city, were mar
ried in Richmond this morning by the
Rev. S: c. Hatcher, D. D. Both bride
and bridegroom are popular in the city
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Beachey. accompanied BY relatives OF
tomobile.
FntnI Accident.
An employe of the Brill Lumbe,
widd!e, named Bridgeforth, was killed
yesterday while at work In tho saw
mill. He WAS struck on the lead by
a piece OF timber which was thrown
off from the saw which he was operat>
ing.
Injured by, a Fall.
in the burned district, on Sycamore
Street, fell from one floor to another
this afternoon and sustained painful
though not serious injuries.
Injunction Dissolved.
Judge Mullen this afternoon entered
a decree dissolvins the Injunction re-
cent? ygranted by Judge West restrain
lots of tho Centre Hill property as a
whole.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
CHARTERS ISSUED

Charters were issued yesterday by the
state Corporation Commission to the follow.
Ing:
corporation. Norfolk, Va. c. ". Push,
president: ]. w. Kelly. treasurer: a. II.
Henderson. secretary-ali OF Norfolk. Cap
ttal: Maximum, $500. minimum. 500. OBJ
jects: Rea! estate business.
Victoria Farmers Warehouse Corporation,
Victoria, Va. j. a. Banks. PRESIDENT: W. ].
braSss. vice-president: W. =. Lucy. secre-
tary and treasurer-al! o: Victoria. Va. Cap.
.tai: Maximum. $1,000: minimum. 1900
The T.dewater Wholesale Grocers' .Asso.
citation Gnc.). Norfolk. Va. X. II. Barrett
president. Portsmouth. Julian Powell. sec
Rotary; Z. L. Woodward. treasurer-both OF
Norfolk Capital: Maximum, $500. mini
mum, Si0a. Objects: An association TO pro.
tect the abuses practiced in the wholesale
business and :or mutual protection.
The Ereridge Hardware Company Gnc.),
$. K. Everldse, president; j.
w Carson. rice-president; W. Il. Farris, sec.
rotary and treasurer: {. T. Lonbhead-al
minimum, $500. Objects: Hardware bus
mess.
Hunting Quarter Fishing Club Qnc.).
stony Creek. Va. r. 5. Tuck. president
Richmond: W. T. Freeman, vice-p.es!dent
w. D.. Prince, secretary and reasurer-bo,h
OF stony Creek. Va, Capital; Maximum
$1,000: minimum, 800. Objects: Fishing
club.
Lynnhaven Corporation. Norfolk, Va. Z
j. poFan. president; James P. Grandy. sec,
Rotary and treasurer, K. E. Harreli-all o;
Norfolk. Capital: Maximum. $4,000: min.
iinun. $1,000. Objects: Real estate busi-
ness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
NO SOLUTION OF
MURDER IS FOUND

Bristol, Va. August Although de-
tcctives are said to be inquiring into
the mystery of the death OF George w
Wolfe, the wealthy merchant and real
estate dealer OF Speer's Ferry. Scott
county, whose body was found stuffed
in = cattle guard of the Virginia and
Southwestern Railway. near Clinch-
port. last Thursday. nothing has been
announced indicating that q solution
Of the matter is near at hand. II is
ANNOUNCED that Wolfe's pocketbook
and 81! in currency were found on his
body. indicating that he vas not muir
dered for the purpose OF robbery.
tive In It's view that Wolfe met with
foul play. The theory. in view of the
facts. Is that he vas killed by ne
mics. and II is said that relatives and
friends OF Wright ard Templeton, al
legged outlaws and murderers. who
were run down and killed by a posse
about seven years ago. had sworn ven
gcance against Wolfe. since It was
generally supposed that he led the
posse and fired the shot which ended
the life of Wright.
Wolte's estate is valued at 5000. 600.
IT consists of lands and real estate
In Southwest Virginia towns He is
said TO have made $4,000 last year at
trading.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
Around the Hotels

Jenerson-H c.. o'Neil. Chicago;
F. j. Palmer and wife, Newport News.
GEO. FFfd T wein.rau9; Ssw Y0Fks'
Wiley, pittsbu!g. Pa; w. F.. stein
nlacher. P~ittsburg. Pa; !. L. Roberts.
Pitisbqrg. Pa. j. W. Nichols, .Waynes-
burg, Pa; c. II. TiboittE. W%allingford.
Conn; 5. kronholtz. Stamford. Pa. B.. F.
Cottin. New York; u. W. Hanan, New
York V. NJ. Boree, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. z. II. H. Smith and son.
York; 3. F. Siegle and wife, Erie. Pa:
John s. Vaughan. Suffolk. Va: j.. Z.
Reagan Indianapolis. Ind; George II
Edwards. Kansas City; E. Lin
FOND du Lac. WIS; y. a. Deeter. Mel
rose. Mass. D. L. Lang, stanton. Va;
+ G. Thearle, Chicago; Miss TAearle,
Marpsy Gn&Ia5ns VI u, euerraS ShiG caro-
line county; j. l. Walters. ~Lynchburs.
Miss Louise owen, Green Bay. J. s.
iiar-ls. Virginia; Mrs. A. II. Drewry.
Miss Mary Rufin, Mrs. D. ]. McEachena.
and Mrs. ]. +. Alexander. Virginia; A.
Vivian. Virginia: w. b. Carney. Church
Bay; Mr, and Mrs b. p. Balm. Wake
held; G. 9. kizer. Norfolk: ]. 2. Harri-
son, Charlottesville; W. j. Hobb. Nor
folk: =. G Noraeet, suffolk: Philip st.
Mrs. W. ". Vest. ciarksville: Vcs c. II.
Asbury. Bristol; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rain
ey. Manassas: w. II. Rodman. Ports
mouth; Z. NJ. Bruce. Norfolk: r. T.
Hos:er. Jr.. Norfolk: Roher, Crook.
Bristol: 7. L Hutchinson. Indian Neck;
Grail. Norfolk; NJ. +. Moore, Norfolk:
Edward Echols, stanton: w. V. Kel.
ley. Norfolk; II. l. CulpeSer, l.. y. Cul.
pepper. w. 7. Culpeper. Deep Creek: \.
Powers. Wallaceton; c. Charlton. Wal.
Iaeeton; JP n; Joyce. Primers; George
Park-R. L Deitrick. Lorraine: w.
|; Wood. Nelson: 3. Ruffn, Weyanoke:
Il; q. smith, Roanoke: j. T. Mitchell.
virginia; Mrs. c. D. Hamlet, Norfolk
R.chmond-W. D. Smith. Gate City;
:; II Bono, Gate Cis. Mr.. and Mrs
2 c Hin; Madison Mrs. I: e. Wat
Robert W. shultice. Norfolk: james G
Martin. Norfolk; Joseph w. Crown.
virginia; c. /. Johnson. Wingina: John
: Pancake, Stanton; a. X. Downes,
kenoTidge: Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.. Spivey,
cortolk; pr, S. w. Budd. Petersburg;
6 r smith and child. Norfolk; George
port News: ]. Y. Yoakley. Chase CITY.
Giloert-c. E. Kelley. Petersourk.
Mrs. Goode and son. Miss Harwood'
Gentralia: John ]. Meyer, Winchester:
r: J. HUDSON. Newport News.
stHmpfs-L D: Putnam. Norfolk; T.
man. Norfolk; D. F. S~hanahan. Viz
ginta; w. T. E~dmondson. Leesburg.
Oavis-Charles H. Day. Bumpass, w
B.. Hooker. Roanoke.
LeNington-J. E. Lane. Esmont; John
8 Burrell, Virginia: S. F. Mebane,
south BOSTON, John P Pettytohn,
Thomas ]. Williams. Lynchburse n u
Bell. Raphine; F. c. C. Gardner, Fort
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
THROWN FROM BUGGY.
Party Of C~hurchEocrs In williams
burg Has Accident.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.1
MIllamSburE Va. AMrmst 1-MEhtlo

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.1
va, August 1.-Whtle
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Geddy, Miss
Katherine Geddy and her guest, Miss
Georgia French. OF Alexandria. were
driving down York Street yesterday on
their way TO Lebanon Church. War
wick county. to attend an all-day SER
vice. the king bolt in their vehicle
broke. throwing tho entire party into
the street. Except for minor bruises,
none of the party was hurt.
The School Board of Jamestown Dis
trict, James City county. met here
Saturday and elected f. II. Baldwin.
principal, and Miss Inez New, assist
ant. of Five Forks School. One more
assistant still is to be chosen. \
handsome new concrete schoo build
ing is being erected at Five Forks, in
which will be consolidated several of
the Smaller schools. 1t Is to be COM
pleted by October /.
The fourth annual Sunday School
Convention OF the Charles City Sunday
School Association will be held in
Bethany Presbyterian Church on
Thursday. August "a. 4 splendid pro-
gram has been arranged for the occa-
sion, among the speakers being the
Rev. j. e. Oyler. Thomas c. Diggs.
State secretary; John Fesler. J. L.
Rogers. D.. w. Jackson and L. NJ.
Nance.
Bruton Parish Church. after next
Sunday. will be closed till the second
Sunday In September The rector, the
Rev. Il. Rufin Jones. left this morn
ing to be away all week. but viii re-
turn to conduct service next sunday.
He will then join his family In Balti-
more unit to spend most OF his va
cation. but he will also visit New York
City and Washington. D.. c.. during his
absence from williamsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
SEIZURE OF OATS
state Food Department Charges Henvy
AduIteratiOn In Shinnlent.

Pronounced on analysis TO be adul-
terated n the ratio OF something like
a3 pc. cent. two carloads OF oats.
consigned 10 a Richmond Arm by Z
shipper IN Peoria. Ill. were seized yes
terday. An Inspector for. the depart
nient made d report on conditions, and
Commissioner 3. l. purcell. the CON
siSac refused 20 receive tee shipment.
Tn foreign matter was mostly chan.
dtrt and weed seeds. and IT Is stated
that seldom Is such q tremendous peg
centage OF adulteration ever found in
II shipment.
Under an arrangement with the Fed.
eral authorities, a libel was Issued
against the oats by District Attorney
l. L Lew!s The owners may get pos
session of the goods By giving bond
conditioned on not attempting 70 sell
the oats elsewhere. 4 nne OF from
$50 10 $500 will probably be imposed.
although imprisonment IS also q pen
atty under the law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
MOVEMENT OF RIFLE TEAM
stnrt for Camp Perry VIII BE Made ON
Aupuat 1i-Nlnrfin TO CnntnIn.

AuKuat 1ENartin to Captain.
Complying with orders issued yester-
day BY Acknowledgement w. W Sale.
the Virginia rifle team Will make It's
start for Camp Perry on August Il
i portion OF the team will leave the
Bird Street Station at noon OF thu,
day. and WALL be Joined by the rest OF
the party in Washington 1T 6 p. II. fox
the trip. ALI the men will report TO
Major Stanley w. Martin. OF Lynch
burg, who is designated as team cap
tain. He viii select the coach and
spoilers. and Will himself report to
General Sale In this city on August II.
Each man Will wear a field service
uniform. and will take his rife and
bedding. Enlisted men Will be com
muted while en- route at the rate OF
75 cents the day. while IN camp rs
cents the day will be allowed enlisted
men not selected as team members.
For members OF tho team, rat!ons will
be counted at sl.5o tie day while alb
sent from the homo station.
Colonel Consolvo Is directed 10 pay
off tho men before they leave Camp
Perry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02

BURLINGTON, VI, August l.-Mrs,
Howard. widow OF Maior-Generai
Oliver o. Howard, died here to-day OF
paralysis. Four sons survive Mrs.
Howard. They are Major John How
ard. Chauncey Howard. Of washington:
c. O. Howard. Guartermaster-general
in the National Guard OF New Jersey.
and Fl. $. Howard. OF Burlington. with
whom sac had lived since the death Of
her husband.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02

yate patients. While this Is being
Smith, goes to England to attend her
brothers marriage. She will return
when the hospital reopens, the hrst
week in September.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
A Hunting Accident.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
H~arrisonburg Va. August News
has reached here OF a hunting accident
In Southwest Rockingham late Satur-
day night. John Shull. thirteen years
old. while hunting squirrels in the
woods. fred a load of No. 6 shot clear
through his foot. The injured lad limp
ed and hobbled a half-mile to the
homo OF his father, Minor Shull. where
n physician stopped the flow of blood
and amputated W of his toes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
Fire Destrnxn School.

Spencer. n. c.. August 1.-The pr,-
vate school building OF H. Clay Grub.
near mere. and his mansion, said 20
pc the largest private dwelling in the
state. were destroyed by fire to-day.
The fire also spread to the stables,
entai!ing n loss of about $50, 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
Killed by Lightning Stroke.

Raleigh. y. c., August At Car
image to-day a stroke of lightning IN
stantly killed Earl Tyson. son OF a
leading business man of that place and
one OF the most popular young mer.
OF his town and section.
The death has cas- q gloom over
the entire community. the parents and
the young man all being widely known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
AN INvIGonATINc SIMMER DRINK.

When You feel all IN" from worry.
weather or work. stop at the nearest
soda fountain and ask for "B. q" 1t
Is n tonic stimulan, for tired body and
brain. Made from a Richmond physi-
clans formula. sc oveEy whera.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
John D. Ludlow Dead

John d. Ludlow Dead.
New York, August 1.-Lohn d. Lud-
low, general traffic OF ths
,W~ells-F'argo Express Company, died
last night at Deposit, y. Y. Mr.. Lud-
low was forty-ive years old, and had
oeen In the express company's employ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
Vote for water-work,.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Lawrenceville, Va. August An
election was held here to-day on the
proposal to install water-works on the
hundred and thirty votes were cast,
of which Ito were for water-works. -
against, and one was thrown out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
Conch Ii Secured.

Tho AdJutant-General " notified that
merry Sergeant Peter F. Lund, of the
United States Marine Corps, 10 coach
the Virginia rife team nt Camp Perry.
He Is an old friend OF the Virginians,
and Colonel C. a Dempsey IS delighted
at having secured him again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02

The William Byrd Hospital has dis
continued the care OF Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway patients. DR.. Henson
Is having the institution improved and
equipped entirely for the are OF prt-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02

H. f. Mecreedy has been elected by
a unanimous vote as second lieutenant
OF Company @. Second Infantry, OF
Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder

not only cleanses, preserves and
beautlhesthe teeth Without in
jury, but impartspurityandf fra.
GRANGE to the breath, removing
instantly the odor of tobacco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-02

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