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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-11
KING GEORGE WINS
LAURELs With GUN
English Monarch Is Accounted
One of Country's Three
Finest Shots.
RECORDS WORLDWIDE
Has Tigers, Bears, Deer and
Innumerable S11all Game
to His Credit.
RECORDS WORLDWIDE
BY PHILLIP EVERETT.
,ial Gable 10 The Tribune.

Speclal Cdble 10 Inc Ir1ouues
LONDON, Feb. 1o.-king George 1,
not only one OF the three finest samo
shots in England. but also his records
extend TO ali parts or the world. and
lie Is easily the greatest allround shot
in the empire
The tiger hunt in the Ncpal jungle wal
the latest record added 70 his najesty'a
long list Of successes. Out OF total
bag OF thirty-nine tigers, twenty-four
fell TO the kings rife, and II was re-
ported that he brought down p tiger
and bear with A right and left barrel
His rnajesty's records extend TO almost
all forms OF game shooting-not only in
England, but also in Scotland. Canada,
Australia and India lie headed the list
Of eight guns who brought down 219p
head at Lord Lathoms shoot In 1905
Shooting began shortly after o'clock
anG finished at T.
His majesty, then prince Of Wales.
worked three guns and, on more than
one occasion. there were four dead birds
in the air falling together TO his gun He
was a member OF a great duck-shootng
party in Cumberland. when nine guns
brought down 11E head on the first day
1lS4 on the second day, and 1i50 on tho
third day, shooting one gurr short
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-11
Has Natural Style.

'It Is not the style generally recognized
as that OF brilliant shot" no sRyr. "out
il is his natural style which ne has care
fully developed and found TO suir him
best much as some golf players do. Few
men keep such a clear eye and steady,
cool nerve after the age OF 20 an hlE
majesty has done"
EIjs majesty had an unusual S1paSfenca
while enjoying a DAYS shooting on "
Parsons estate, Kjlmany park, near
Sale IN Gippsland, Australia. II WIS
holiday efter a strenuous week OF cere
monial. and his majesty had travelled all
night by n train 70 reach ths estate.
Eleven guns took part. accounting for
1s3 brace OF quail OF which thtrtr-two
brace fell on the royal gun It wes on
this occasion that he brought down three
birds with two barrels,
During this Ophir tour the Duke OF
Cornwall decided 10 have four days o!
strict privacy while staying at A1s.ur1tius.
Two OF these days be spent deer-stalsdng
on the Plaina Raou.
In Canada. during a similar period of
retirement. he spent a day in canoe
with a noted old trapper-John Atkinson
and shot nfty-two birds from this un-
accustomed position
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-11
|[UEVE PD|VCARE
| IMAM Of THE HOUR
|,w Premier of France Given
/ Universal Welcome by
His Countrynen.
/ NOTABLE PARSONAGE
|rofound Scholar, Able Law
yer and Withal Intensely
National at Heart.
NOTABLE PARSONAGE
nv PIERRE RoCHAMBAUD.

,ial Cable 10 The Tribune.
|ARIs, Feb, 10.-M. Raymond Pom
!, the new premier of France. is
|oubtedly the man Of the hour, and
most telked.of citizen of his coun-
.toiay. In him are centered all
h one understands by French cul'
: dignity and charm of manner. He
ssentially the Chevalier Bayard of
lern republican France, Sans peuT
ms reprochc. In his intense and
study Of all things that
ID for perfection, NJ. Poincare
"A surely have satisfied the exact
hears of Matthew Arnold him
1st august and learned body, the
ed Academy, for the third time
implied the third republic with a
Iuier The first was the Due dc
Lie. in 1878, then there was NJ.
ffeysinet in 1890, but 1t is true
4 the latter was premier first, be.
|'ng aeadcmician while still in Of
\ Now there is NJ. Poincare, whom
|lnporary writers regard as the
4 versatile Frenchman Of his day.
NJ. Poincare had not practiced
he might have become scientist
>mlnent as Bertholet, or an acade-
~ as profound as his cousin, Henri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03

OF 500 and those who went TO trial
We're fined from SIPS TO $3.50 each
by operation OF law. all those CON
tossing or convicted at trial stand dis
franchised until the disability shall he
removed ny tho Governor of the state
Among those convicted are two prom
inent farmers living near Cuntwooc
who are worth from $1,000 to $4,000
each. Among those indicted and vet
to be tried are three prominent minis
iers ana many prosperous citizens.
I'm addition TO the foregoing indict-
ments. tho grand jury at the March
ana July terms found over 200 Indic,-
nents for tho Illicit sale of whisixev N
me county. These await trial, which
VIII very likely be reached at the Sep
TENDER term of the court"
Commenting upon these facts. tho
attorney said:
This will. in my opinion, go long
way toward purifying elections. as II
is undisputed that 'moonshine' has op-
Grated conspicuousIy In every noIlticn,
campaign. All the substantial citizens
of the county, Irrespective of party. arc
IN harmony with Judge Skeen and the
other officials In their EFFORT 10 stamp
out these evils So far as know.
there have been no threats made in
Dickinson county, nor has any obstacle
been thrown IN the way OF the authori
ties in their effort 20 make a complct.
and thorough Investigation. prosecu-
ton and termination OF all the election
and revenue violations in the county.
Judge Skeen CommonweaIth's At
torney w. g. Long ana their assistants
are engaged In a work which, both IN
its immediate ana future effcot. can
hardly be equalcd by all the other moral
forces now operating through these
mountainR.r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
LOCAL SCHOOLROV
IS HURTING LAMB
Chesterfield Citizens Threaten to
Visit on Him the Acts Of
His Supporters.

TFf.ff . To-.
80 ~ my '''1Ne4 strange bed
strange results
''' '"e county OF
"''' ''' e"ect' on the
campaign Tor Congress la she Third
Congressional District
cor,,tn .eho.
-o,-..... 40 '"'
e'N'''S' se"e'"'i' regarded. IT - under-
stood. IS competent was for some rea-
son not approved bv DR. a. rtsh.-
the farmer rouu,, .,....oi ..,..
"'e'''
N''' A''a' Se"' s''e applied Tor posi-
ton IN the Midlothlen High scnool.
sontius many letters of ,r,sorse-
tuen- Aror,. ,r... ,..
'9''e'S "e'' eA-
90 ei'viy latter "e episties from Sena-
tor John 70 Watkins ana Captain ~.
81. Baker. tho meHaers OF tin, s.ne,e
ANA 4o,sa of
h.Ui,,IcL ~, rom '""'
49,, hor -. "'" ny
n, ~. f-isbar.s "As s'"'e-'
r''i Ill anu 10 meg sufpriae she could
~ e"iH inc supp'tt * Senator Wat
"-"7 rhu captain Baker THESE two
~ '''""eIS arc lIt7 -i"ea. therefore. TO
~" i,I'iseu 'ne-'-s'. 'es on tn eide Of
'S"ei unu 'iiosi oi the people are
9-'u 70 DC VIZ" 'Ni teacher
Reacts on Captain Lamb.
Now It came 10 rass tbat eon,.o,.
Watkins. Captain baker ana I,r rTsEe,,
are ardent support.rs az tb. r.,,so ~
COll.ressmau Jofu Tamb tn ~,
superintendeut.- yollinro q oyrans ,,.b'.
is supposed to favor the nnfort,,na,o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
TWO YOUTHS HELD
FOR KIDNAPPING
Especial TO The Tlmes-Dispatci.. !


Gate CITY. Va. August .-Emory
Carter and Emmett Grace. each about
eighteen years old, have been lodged
IN Jail here on the charge o.; kidnap-
ping the nye-year-oid son OF County
Clerk j. T. Richmond. The deed was
committed last sunday afternoon. The
young men. according 10 the evidence.
lured the boy 10 = cave = mile from
his home and let him down into II =
distance or thirty feet with rope.
The covered the cave with brush and
later took some food and gAde bedding
10 him
There were some rails in Tie cave.
and by using them after several falls.
the boy managed 10 climb ~ TO the
opening. where he answered mis- faith
ei's call at about o'clock sunday
Night.
preliminary trial was given the
young men and they were bound over
to court. /, is thought their purpose
was TO secure q reward. Nh Rich
mond's home IS on the north side Of
the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
SOUTHERN RAILW'Y
TO buy EQUIP MENT
Files Big Mortgage, Covering
Large Amount OF Rolling
Stock
BUILDING NEW RIFLE RANGE
LaPrade on Job-Briefs Filed
by Railroads in Stove
Shipping Case.

As a Virginia corporation. tho South
orn Railway has hled with the state
Corporation Commission mortgage for
Si5o0.0oo. covering new equipment to
be purchased Tho papers have been
approved and have been recorded in
the clerks Office OF tho Chancery Court.
Edward T. Stotesbury is tho agent. who
technically leases tho equipment to tho
road for tho term OF ten years. this
being merely form OF purchase on the
instalmont plan.
The rolling stock authorized by the
mortgage includes thirty Mikado en-
gincs. ffieen Pacific engines. twenty
steel franc passenger coaches Ave all
steel mall and baggage cars. 1--WE ALL
steel baggage cars. So steel frame din
Ing ours. 275 thlrty-ton steel under
frame ventilated box cars. $50 thirty
ton steel under frame automobile box
cars and 100 nfty-ton steel fat cars.
The sum Of S3os.lSo is 10 be paid in
cash. and the remainder is included In
long series OF payments u conclude
on May 81 1922 The equipment itself
is security for the deferred payments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
NorIcE BIZ MEErING.
FIRST National Bank. Rlohmond, \

First National Bank, Richmond, Va.
Richmond. Va. July 20 1872.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK:
Notice is hereby given that by or
der Of the board of directors, a spe-
clal meeting of the stockholders or
tho First National Bank or lttch-
at ~ o'clock noon on THURSDAY.
the .9th day OF August. 1872. at it's
banking Office No ll04 East Main
Street. Richmond Va, for tho pur-
pose or voting upon the consolidat Ion
OF the National Bank of Virginia,
OF Richmond Va. with the First Ma
tionai UanlS of Richmond Va, under
the name OF the First National Bank
OF Richmond, Va: OF ratifying and
approving the action OF the board of
directors in the premises. OF voting
upon the increase OF tho capital
stock Of the First National Bank OF
Richmond. va, from $1,000. 900 to
$1,000 900. the Issue OF 300 add
500 each, ut the price OF $3.50 per
share In cash: the increase OF the
number OF directors so that the
board shall consist OF not loss than
nine nor more than thirtv-tWo stock
holdeNV; the election OF additional
directors; the amendment OF the mr.
ticlcs OF association accordingly. ana
voting or acting upon any other
matters that may come before the
meeting. OF any Adjournment thereof
The stoLk transfer books will DO
closed from August 10 to August 80.
1912 inclusive.
By order or tho board OF directors
JOHN ". MILLER. JR.
"a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
CONTRACTS ARE
ORDERED CLOSED
Gould Companies Will Furnish
Light and Power to City
of Fredericksburg.


FREDERICKSBURG -. August -
Judge -44Nln a. LmUrvy has .ccelveu Il
poO.e Mcssd5v from Grams - GOuIu,
VINO is IA Fs-lis, autnOrl-IH5 tnc clos
-g1 " tno lOutlAcl between tho tEeu-
citcAsDurS OvNel.SuDs Company, lht
ireuerlcHsburs E.tctrlc COMpuuy auu
tnv FREDERICKSBURG POWER Company
with the city OF fredericksburg tor
nsnunb the streets OF the city ana
lOr pumping water % the city reser-
yOir. Inu contracts nave been ralMeu
b. the UOarus OF directors OF tho three
companies at formal meetings
inc examination Tor teachers IN con
nection with the summer Institute
held here was concluded last night. and
the teachers. nearly 300 Oh them, arc
now leaving Ior their homes over
@5U OF the teachers attending the IN
stltutc remained over when the instI-
tute adjourned to take the examination
Tor teachers. whicn EXTENDED over
three days-W Wednesday. THURSDAY and
Friday.
horseman of FauQuier county. had q
narrow escape from death a few days
ago at his tarm. when he was attacked
by an Infatuated jersey bull But Tor
the action OF two men on the farm.
VINO came TO MI Smiths rescue. tho
latter certainly would havc been killed.
As IL was. he was tossed in the air.
and came out Of the exciting episode
with broken rib and many bruises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
CONVICTIONS
FOR ELECTION FRAUDS

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Bristol va. August 2.-Pursuing his
determined course to purify elections III
Southwest Virginia. regardless Of what
it may cost. Judge IL. ~ w Skeen. OF
the Circuit Court, has now pushed the
work OF Investigation into Dickinson
county. which county adjoins Lee.
and where. IL Is alleged election hrib-
cries were as numerous in recent cleo
tions as in the county OF Lee. where
more than 200 men are under indict-
ment. While the work was begun in
Leo county nrst. the first eases to DC
brought TO tlial We're in the county OF
Dickinson. Dickinson. being remote
in the mountains, has neither telegraph
nor telephone connection with the out
side world. The court is held a, Clint
wood, the county scat. where reside
many people OF high Intelligence. The
community is prosperous one and has
long had the advantages OF good schools
and churches Judge Skecn's iuvesti-
cation has caused more than tho orGi-
nary commotion among the people OF
that county. and already some cases
have been disposed of
Asked for statement regarding
what has been accomplished by Judge
skeens probe in Dickenson county. a
prominent attorney, who practices at
tho Cllntwood bar. summed up the work
as follows
AT the March and July terms Of the
Circuit Court at Clintwood the grand
jury returned l65 indictments for vio-
lations OF the election laws. At the
July term which closed on July 49,
thirty-ninc OF those indicted were
called to trial. OF this number nine
were found not guilty upon trial. The
remainder either confessed or were
tried and found guilty, Those who
confessed wore given the minimum fine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03

The bond required % tho special
commissioners has been duly given
T. WADDIII4
Cl@ri, Circuit Court or licnrlco County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
Rertlne9
National Bank OF Virginia.
Richmond, Va

Monday. July ~, 1912.
70 TIE STOCKHOLD Frs OF THE
NATIONAL BANK or VIRGINIA:
pursuant to "A resolution OF the
board of directors OF the National
Bank OF Virginia. adopted this day,
notice is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
said bank VIII be held ut it's banking
house. Ninth and Main Streets, Rich
mond. Va, THURSDAY. August -,
1912. at II o'clock VI. TO consider:
First. \ proposition and plan for
the consolidation OF the National
Bank ~ virginia with the First Ma
tional Bank of Richmond. Va, which
has been approved by the board or
directors OF the national Bank OF
Virginia
Second. \ plnn for the complete
liquidation of the assets and affairs
of tho National Bank of Virginia
pursuant to sections 52oo any 522l,
United states Revised Statutes. to
take effect upon such day as may be
fixed by the stockholders.
Third Tho ratification OF the ac-
tion of the board OF directors OF the
said bank in the premises prelimi-
iAery 10 said meeting.
Fourth. Any other business ger
name TO the foregoing matters which
may be brought to the consideration
of the said meeting
4 fun meeting Of the stockhold-
crs, either in person or by proxy, is
urgently requested
W: NJ. fIABLlsToN.
Ceqhfar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
RAILROADS FILE BRIEFS
Long Delayed Papers In Stove Shipping
Case Arrive.

Briefs have been filed by the rail
road companies which are asking the
state Corporation Commission for a
ruling requiring stoves shipped In less
than carload lots to be Grated The
Southern Railway mas HE'D a long
printed brief. IN which the merits of
the case arc carefully gone into. 1t Is
understood the other companies Will
rely on this. save the Atlantic Coast
Line which filed separate paper.
The hearing in this matter vas held
long ago-more than 4 year since. Tho
commission has awaited the hllng OF
the briefs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03

y STEWART HUME.
Trustee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03

Robert Taylor OF Pittsylvania county.
mas applied to Governor Mann for the
reward Of 500 offered for Information
leading 10 the arrest OF the person
who furnished the gun 10 Roy NJ. Sulli e
van. the convict who fatally shot Guard
j. c. Howard near Chatham. The negro
VINO was arrested In this connection
having confessed the reward Is open
to somebody. The application has been
sent TO Major J. b. Wood. Superintend
ef.. OF the state Penitentiary. with a
request FOR information rs to the re-
c!plent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
al3iscti.anfuu6
IQANG
5000

TO LEND on DIAMONDS AND
watches at New York rates y. T.
JACOBS & son. No us North Ninth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
Tcnl,n-IIlldehrnnd.

Special % Ihc TIMES snatch
Gordonsvine. Va August Miss
Mary $ Hildebrnnd, OF Blueaeld. W.
Va and J. H. Teabo. of Gadsden. Ala.
were married at the Presbyterian
manse, this place Thursday evening
at o'clock Rev. Hugh II Hudson
performed the ceremony
Ar Teaho IS an enploye OF thu Cor
louisville Bakery. whllc his bride has
for the past two years been an opera
tor In the telephone exchange in Char
lottesville
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
5ralrn Proposals
ohlce OF the State Highway Commits

VIIce OF Inc State Hlghway Commis-
sion,
Richmond, Va, July 20, 1912
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AZ THE
clerks office, Culpeper, Va. until II
O'Clock noon. saturday August 10,
1872 FOR tho construction OF three
reinforced concrete bridges in Gull
pepper county, Va.
Plans ana qualifications on file at
the clerks office. Culpeper. Va. and
at this Office.
A certned check for $3.50 to ac-
company each bid.
Tho right is reserved TO reject any
and all bids.
Further information furnished on
application to the undersigned.
i. ST J WILSON.
state Highway Commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03

MANTEp. y GOOD COOK 10 LIVE
on Apply 1910 Plrk Aycnue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
Now nnnk Authorized

The Farmers and Merchants Bank
of Boonc's Mills in Franklin county.
has complied with the Law governing
new banking institutions. and rermis
sion was granted to it yesterday by the
State Corporation Commission TO begin
business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03

Bristol. Va, August 2.-The authorl-
ties Of Washington county have been
advised Of fourteen cases OF smallnoX
at Holston. nine miles north OF All
insdon The district has been placed
under quarantine and physician and
magistrate are In charge. Evervtbimt,
possible VIII be done to prevent anv
spread of the disease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
52ui,te5
Monroe 1000.

Richmond. Va. July 81, 1912.
1-OsT CERTIFICATE no b sos. ONE
snare National Bank OF Virginia
stock. dated october 10. 1910, III the
name OF John Stewart Brynn. All
persons are warned against nego-
tiat!n6 same. as application for new
certincate has been made
JOHN STEWART BRYAN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
FLATS LNGntfh
per9oGal5

WOULD TuE Family OF EITHER
duncan or Charles Mcmillan date or
Scotiand) communicate with ISA-
BELLA McMiLLAN. 10 CARING Ave
nue, toronto. ontario, Canada.
UlLAIAN I'd \ u. l,DI-.-.LI.1. -. 60 u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
WORK ON RIFLE RANGE
officers Report Approvcd-Contract
Let for Butts.

Tho War Department has approved
tho report OF Captain Allison on the
availability of the State rifle range and
the authorities are directed TO go ahead
with tho work. provided they do not
XIII Mrs Post, who owns q home within
range of fire.
w W. Lapradc, the states engineer.
Us on the ground making "a map to be
used in putting the range in shape.
surveys have been made. but SOM I'D .
justments became necessary.
Contract for the erection OF the
butts has been let to Mr.. Monk. OF
Norfolk He IS gathering his material
and VIII begin the work at an carly
daN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03

First Lieutenant NJ. T. James ana
Second Lieutenant Fontaine Jones. or
Company r. Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Battalion have passed their ex-
animation and have been commissioned
by Governor Mann.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03

Acdnr under deere OF the Circuit
Cour, OF Chesterfield counts. in tho
cause of "Sl,ie +. 'rowder 1T ais. VS.
Wiiiinm r, Sims 80 ais % entered on the
i5th day ~ May zoos. the unders. snvd
Spe al Comwissiorer appointed for
fhc purpose Win sen hy public auc-
zion iu front ~ Chesterfield county
courthouse on
MONDAY. AUGUST =. 1912. ~, - u
The tract Of land containing two
hundred acres more or less Of which
S Alexander Sims died seized ira Clover
till District. Chesterfield county. Nlr-
-f-rin. near Skin Quarter and about
o. and onc-haif miles from the Tide
water and Western r. r. ana about
three miles from tho Southern Il; r.
Nearly an OF this land is In timber.
roms ~ which us original growth.
TERMS; ono fourth cnsh. balance in
equal instalments At one and two years
nu',s for tho deferred payments car
rylng interest ~ per cont per am
mum from date % sale. titlo 70 be 70
taiued Uutil All of tho purchase money
Is Daid ari with the further provision
mat 20 tiuhor or wood Us 10 be cut
upor the uropertv untn all ~ the pur-
chase MONEY II paid. purchaser. how
eyer 20 have tho right to anticipate
anr and all deferred payments by nav
lfsI me same with interest to the date
~ payment
WILLIS = SMITH.
Special Conrufrsiouer
Tho bond REQUIRE in tho above cause
has been given.
PHILIP Y coGBiLl.
Clerk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
Nrr. Grunl ann lltuno

PLATE ICE. FORREST AND BEST F0I
all uses ana the most economical. 10
cents per hundred. Try : load or
our pine and oak wood, which ID drv
and under shelter. TYLER * RYAN
1901 West Cary. Madisoa 1879
LONGS LARGE DRY OAK AND PIN
Is now selling 1T summer prices.
also slabs. cheapest wood sold All
OF my coal is free burning and nj
summer price. order now and pa,
on II weekly. virginia anthracite 4
only $3.50 this month. sample Sent
free. L. I. LONG. 1906 West Broad
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
Dclatuarr GGlofer e5aq 3oa.
WATER Gar HOUSE.

The Mountain Paradise.
Now open. extensively improved. Tho rnost
modern and nnest located hotel in this
region Cuisine OF tile highest standard;
white service. Orchestra, social diversions:
every out-of, door amusement; now. beau
t!iu! Palm Court and CAFE. Special July
and party rates. Booklet ard auto map.
mailed 6th season.
JOHN r1RDY COPE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
Blue Ridge Springs, Va
PHIL. F. BROWN. Prop.
STRIBLING SERVINGS

sulphur. alum and chaiybeate waters; ali
within 800 feet OF hotel. Rates 81 10 $40 I'm
hotel or large two-room cottages. remodel
ed 1912 Write for booklet. 10 illustrated
pages. Free transportation from railroad
stations. stanton and stokesvnle
+. CHICHESTER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
llianIeu

FuRNlgrRE ANTcn-w Will BUY
housrhola goods ol ans Kind ana
any amount Phone Madison 1905.
WANTED BRASS CASTINGS DAILY.
RICHMOND MAcHIAL WORKS. INc.
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH
nouseno!d goods n aAy euantiiy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
HOTEL SHOREHAM.

Ocean End Virginia Ave.
a modern hotel with every convenience:
elevator private baths. etc. open lawns
allow plenty OF. light and air. Ideally To-
Gated. Service and table the best Rates
Sl-.2o up weekly. Booklet.
w. d. GOTTEN.