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STRUCK BY CAR.

While riding on Park avenue last eysning, Genrge l. Booker was in iured when street car and the horse he was riding collided and he waa tErcwn to the ground and drag ced a short distance. A young lady, with whom Booker was riding, prob ably narrowly escaped injury when she dismounted. Booker was taken to the office of Dr. Byrd, where he was given medical treatment.
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A Des Mcines man had an attack Of muscular Rheumatism in his shoulder. A friend advised him to go to Hot Springs. That meant an ex- pense of s15o.00 or more. He sought for a quicker and cheaper way tc cure it and found it in Chamberlain < Liniment. Three days after the first application of this liniment he was well. For sale by all druggists.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-25

Duffie's will have a competent force in the store til noon today. to make exchanges and wait on those who were unable to make their gift pur- chases previously.
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A SNAP IN CHEAP LAND.

About HOO aenss near this city at $5.25 per acre. This will cut , to l5 cords of fire wood per acre. More than enough wood on 1t to pay for this tract. Box 401, City l2-l9ti
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If you are out Of employment and want to get busy and make good mon ey call at room New Central Hotel, S42 l-2 Central Ave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
TAMPA IS SEEKING
AN INVESTIGATION
Charges That Railroads and
Water Lines Are Violating
Antitrust Law.

Tampa, Fla, August 3O.-Co,. sres-
sional investigation of so-calied
"gentlemen's agreements" under which
railroads and steamship lines in the
southeastern traffic zone arc said TO
be operating. Will be asked by the
Board OF Trade OF this city The board
Of governors OF that body to-day asked
tho CO. operation OF commercial bodies
in all the port cities on the Gulf and
Atlantic coast. ana plans to push the
matter at tho December session or
Congress
1t is charged that under the opera
ton OF the alleged agreements. traffic
IS forced away from nearby ports over
long rail haul AT high rates. ana
delivered to the terminals friendly to
the railroad interests.
rho purchase OF freight line oper-
atinS between Tampa and Phladelphia
by competing steamship line. ana the
recent organization of new company
To take over the old Morgan line. be-
tween Tampa and New Orleans are
given as alleged violations of tho anti
trust act.
1t is charged that Tho trade between
Tampa and other ports and lines west
of the Mississippi River is being closed
70 all but the coteric of lines forming
the alleged combination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
MRS. \. \. ROGERS
DIES ON TR AIN
Widow of Standard Oil Man
Succumbs While En- Route to
New York Home.

New York. August 3o-Mrs. Henry
II. Rogers. aged sixty-two. widow of
the vice president OF the standard OH
Company. died suddenly I'm dining ear
in the Grand Central station at the
conclusion OF journey from Breton
Woods. y II. TO her home here.
Mrs. Rogers was accompanied by
several friends on her journey. and had
been but short time in the dinini;
car, talking with them. when the end
came Hcr death was reported to tho
coroners office by Dr. Mccloud. who
was hastily Summoned to attend her.
Mrs. Rogers had been suffered iron,
heart attacks Tor the past ten years.
and last spring her condition became
acute ana she went to Breton Woods
IN nope OF gaining RELIEF About week
ago her condition became such that
Mrs Rogers decided that her death
was put matter OF days. Sho wired
10 New York for her family physician.
but Ice was out OF town.
1t had been Mrs. Rogers's desire 10
return TO her New York home before
her death. and as She was steadily be-
coming weaker she insisted that the
start be- made last night
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OBITUARY


James p. Yeamans, for mine years
superintendent OF the Masonic Tenn
pie. and known to tho fraternity both
in Richmond and tho whole state, died
at the Retreat for the Sick yesterday
morning. after a brief illness.
Mr. Yeamans is survived by his
widow, two sons. ". c.. of Denver. col =.
aud Lnwood. OF this city. and one sis
ter. Mrs. w. NJ Murdoch. OF Richmond.
Although born in Louisa County, MI.
feamnns had resided here Tor man,-
years. lie Will be buried with Masonic
honors sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
from his late residence, 2O3 North Rob
insou Street
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BACK HERE TO-DAY
p"puts >Sdnor Returning with Leo
I\id and ChnrIcs TnNInr.

u IS expected that Deputy " ".
amor OF Henrico County will arrive
IN 4'cnmond early this morning with
ii-eo kiad and Charles Taylor. whom
ne Is bringing here for trial on "A CAPT.
tal chnrse from Pittsburgh, where they
Mr. SydnCr telcEraphed Hourlco on
Gals tlat he would leave Pittsburgh
yesterday noon
What disposition Will be made Of the
nrisoners once they are landed in this
CITY IS "a matter or coniecture 1t IS
probable that date VIII bc set for Il
Pre- minary hearing and bail for the
Two il.cd by Bail Commissioner card
ncr. But few now points in the case
may be expected from tho hearing be-
iote the county magistrate. as that
oiicer, whoever he may me. Will prob
ABLY hold the two men for the grand
ANTHONY, ACCUSED Of the same offense
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ROBBED OF $4,000
IN PULLMAN CAR
Charlotte Man Victim of Theft
While on Way to
Washington.

Washington. Ga, August aO.-Local
banks We're notified to-day that f NJ.
Laxton. OF Charlotte, y. C., had been
robbed OF $1,000 in cash ana checks
carly this morning. while asleep in a
Pullman car between Atlanta and
Charlotte.
Nj Laxton IS vice-president Of a
company which is putting In a new
electric plant here, and the money was
ia part payment by the city OF Wash
iugton for that work.
Four thousand dollars OF the money
was i'm the shape of "a cashiers check
ana the rest In currency.
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Gcorgc WnshIngtnn.

Inc body OF George Wnshlngton. WHO
was removed yesterday 10 his home
In Oak Grove, Westmoreland County.
Tor burial. Mr. Washington was nfty-
eight Years of age Heart trouble was
the cause Of his death He was n kins-
man OF the first President OF the United
states.
Mrs. Agnes Writ WASHINGTON wife
o. the deceased. is a grnnddaughter of
W4liiam Writ. once Attorney General
nI the United states undcr the adj
mnistratiou OF Jackson. Two daprh-
ters survive Mr. Washinrton@Niiss
Elizaheth Washington and Miss
frances Washington lIc also leaves a
mother and five hrnfn.r-
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high tribute OF esteem to the wor 6
ana character of the dead citizen e.
ne pNrtor of the home, as well HI
ue vestDule. was n solid bank OF bca II
ulNl iloral tributes which came fro e
Out OF town. as well rs town frientH
les were many members OF the I'VE
Ytahches or the City Council. thirt,T
i've members of the Hil CITY Lod.c l.
a. f 'S A. NJ, about forty vetera ID
from tic Garland Rhodes C'nmp Conn
lenerate Veterans. and delegation
rom inc LFnchhurg Lodge or Elks. this
I.Fation Numbering about fifteen.
Naltt' rom oriei remarks by Or.
AT Inc grave tine service was assist ed
~ 'ne veterans. led by Rev T. NJ
Mc'orkie. one OF tho chaplalns OF the
camp. after which taps were sounded
, oS rTank NJ Dawson. Jr. A quartet.
v,oHlpoaed OF Dont r. Walker. John
Wr7v. Lewis H. Campbou ana 4 a
Jennings. at tine burial sang. Lead.
Kindly Light
1nsi before the prayer In the funeral
riinai i'r Falisch paid "a brief but
ktoWius tribute to the deceased do
.larin s ne had stamped himself upou
s,,,,i 3earis pr BUS fellow in no
sn'"i d.tree. for be died known as
'ne hrst' citizen OF his city.
F"ncrnI Of Mrs. Cn,nno.
I3rocihl 20 The Timos-Dispatch1
AieNandrin- VA. August sO.-Tho fu-
neral Of Mrs. Sophie Cavano. eighty
nVc years old. who died at tile rest
Uence oi her daughter Mrs John G.
i-mel arnt VIII loo held from her resi-
dence 62l Duke Street at o'clock
Tomorrow Afternoon. Rev l.. Il. Kelly.
~ ~ Mary s. Catholic Church. oGiciat-
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flats lliantco

WASTED, FOR SIN MONTHS. UNFUR-
nishcd Hat OF four or i've rooms .
central location. Phone Monroe
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". EuNtnce NIoncurc. Jr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
fredericksburg, Va. August 90
w. hustace Moncure. Jr son of MIR.
and Mrs. w. r. Moncure. OF this city.
and grandson OF the lato Judge r. C H.
Moncure. of the state supreme Court
of Virginia. died at his home here last
night, after IN Illness Of two years Of
consumption. aged twenty-nine years.
He was young man OF hne ability
and much promise. but had to give IN
work moro than a year ago on account
of the dreaded disease which had fast
cned on him. lie went to the Adron-
dacks and Asheville. y. c.. with tho
hope Of benchting himself. but to no
avail. lie IS survived by his parents.
four sisters ana two brothers
Funeral of MAX Guggcnheimcr, Jr.
Special to The Timcs-D ispatch.1
LyncnDurg va, August 3O.-I.ynch-
burg paid its final tribute at noon to-
day To tile memory OF Max Glggcn-
hcimer. Jr.. whose death Occurred Ned
nesday in New York City soon after
ms return from trip to Germany
he funeral services were conducted
by Dr. Edward y. Causch. OF Richmond
VINO briefly though cioquentiy. paid
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DEATHS

YEAMANS-Died at the Retreat for
me SICK Friday morning. August 30.
JAMES +. YEAMANS. Ia tic nftv-
fourth year of hts nge
MN rnnG r from Ms late home, 2o9
Sunday AFTERNOON at $50.
BLAND.-picd. at her residence. For
tlcth and Pcyton Avenue. Swansboro.
Mrs. VIOLET II BLAND. wife II
Thad Il, Bland. In the twenty second
year az her litc
Funeral from Pine Street Baptis.
Church. Richmond SATURDAY.
EVENING o'clock
KELVIN. Died. az the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. Gustavus A. Walker.
Coggin nan, in rriucc George Coun-
~. Va, on Friday. August 30. 1912.
SARAH ElIINBETH HERNDON.
wiIc OF Alvin g. Kelvin. In the sixty
second year of her age
Funeral SATURDAY. August 81. at
Cogein Hall az / o'clock lntcrment
az Berea Church, near Durham, n. c..
sunday. September LIST
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William II. Motley.


lspecial 70 Tho Times Dlspatchl
AleXandria Va. August 3O.-Wil!am
~ Motley. seventynine years old,
dropped dead Mt o'clock this morning
az ms home, 1909 Duke street Heart
trouble was the cause OF his sudden
death. Mr. Motley when he arose this
morning ate his breakfast and was
apparently IN the best of health. Be
During the War Between the safes he
serNcd IN the Cnnlndarntn ~ ~. :.
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STIGMA IS Hell D
PENALTY ENOUGH
Government Will Not Prosecute
Charges Against Former
Officials

Washington. August ar
Investigation by ,.r rr
states attorney ana Att0fr.. ..,... ,,...',-
.fsuam. the governments ta ... 80 o., "
-FOUR former officials Ut Dbl. go,
AEricul furc. who ..r. f4r.. VI
Dertlh'ltlpu OF Nol a.s %.
irfieation work in Et-f-
iahoma. had boon .lr lr. 's TO-
having indictments Iar-l., ~
several months 80
Accordingly Asslstln rat.ra ...+.. ,....
rty Proctor secured
o, ,.'.f.,., ''' tal District
indi tmenis returned April Isst asainst
CATION bureau o. Gle Drgar.fa.r. ., ,r
rhi.t of tl. sam Uir.al H., " 49,
r'"i' 'n4' oi tN- lifftron myeatsatlon
lh 'H' "uice o. cEi.fimrn. stations o.: tho
Department..
ohnrse Preferred.
Ihc charge apaln-I fls n,a was thnt i-i
WORK in RE two States lad been .xnslsf.ll.
ana Interested NeAft. m,n IN the Vicinity
iAs improvements. snt appointed men a.
agents ana repaid fnnfn tl. money ln
"ontHiy payments ceriifylng that tnc men
gao performed ser' fees as agents when ia
When che matter 4scume pubic Nr SIM
f.eion WAS suspended. Mr.. Ttole had pre-
y.ously s~ssnea enh the other TWO IN, n
We're renewed from t4tl, being dismissed
nom ihe service Iae matter wls presen.-
81 10 ihe grand Jrr, and tne indictments
In Recommending ,he dropping Of The case
AGAINST tns fou' nen tAe United stateA
atiotnHs suggested tAat ia view oi tie .alt
inat tne acts ~ tHe defendants Involved
ana nismp.atet no pront o. persona aa-
vantage t. themselves and that three have
been removed or sls9ended from oflce anu
al lnil- -ied wlta ta. stigma OF indictment.
d. wvl-- seem tAat settler ;hc ends ol JUS
uee no- ine discipline ., the public service
would require further prosecution OF ths
cases
Asked for Trial.
Singleton fhv suspended complter. sew
era Nmes asked tor trial before tae sum-
MGR recess. but was denied bcchuse o. the
cansesfed condition Of Tire criminal docket.
W hen the ease could not be- heard. it is un-
oerstooc ta- matter vas ia. subject OF i
Special inyest!gaflon Dy Committee o.
Son=ress. wh!ch hlcd as report after The
United states attorney mad advised tiic At
tnrn.y- General ln favor OF dropping the
prosecution. The report % that committee
SHOWS thr members reached conclusion
substantially ia accord with tho recon-
incubation 90 tne Cnlfct states attorney.
Ai'.rueys Henry L. LAWS and J Miller
Kenyon represented The accused.
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Drip, &. &c ia FemaIe

wANrED. FiRsT-cLAss sTENoG-
raphc-. man or woman. Must write
a good hand. and be able to do
clerical work. knowledge II book
keeping not required. Please state
nga and experience, Siyins REFER
ences and salary wanted. Employ
ment to begin September /. Address
I. 993. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. AT ONcE a RsT-CLAsS
male or female cook for private
family. Bring references: good
wages. and preferred - sleep on
place 1901 West Taylor Street
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED FOR
government positions: $50 month.
write for list OF positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 4l5-R
Rochester. n Y.
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South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
f0.n Ifnfi Strecf


Phone Madison 100
Nn fe's ouirlns vlth tawdry collateral
."ti'ns hNrofhecaicd property. Alfred
."'- TO- iored was arrested last night as
Si'' iol~ character. when no wa.
'n'i M hcndqugrt.rs suspicion grew
f''' WIFI disclosures. for Alfred had upon
.lr reffpn no loss than eighteen pawn ,irk-
'if- 'th"r people have gone in Tor % hobby
"pprndieius. and others have called
f'"nstoni mushroom and eaten u
WEN great fcllsh, out oven numisnntlc.
nave held no charm FOR Alfred and he ha.
.'nt lis every endeaYor TO tho collection %
in' strfcI darkv scrip Under Tile sign o.
1e fnroe-s i'ded balls ho has found hi
rleNs9ro and converted nh atiainahic prop
AZ 'he noiice station d; was seem that he
hHd nnwned nearly o,crything fror a wo-
inun.s nithirown 20 pcari-haniled pistol
M attempt, is being made 20 sastcn upon
linl some or ihe hurslnrios thnt hnvc been
'ininii''d during 20. past fow weeks
sent 1" KeForinntorN.
Jerome stone. white boss and Frank
6rirnc-. coiorcd youth. were sent 10 "a.
STATE Nefnrnaiufy Dt Justice Maurice vos-
'eraat Tor ihnfts and dcpredntions COM
miii.d upon Tho property ~ me Mancne-
Ter Mullins Company. The hoy- testified to
ihe existence NJ younger set of yersinen
IN South Richmond. a-I declared thnt they
NaH n.l hr'n alone !n iisnanflinr mo mill
piopsi-F i"r brass % sell at junk shops ~
iF 'horTht that the ioss 20 tho owner OF
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Gloucester Acadernv

An accredited school OF tho University OF
virginia. On the principals farm, summer
vile, near Gloucester G. H.. Va Thorough
preparation for colleges and tho university
ana for a business lie. Special attention
TO backward bows and the most careful
indlvidnal attention. BoaTders occupy the
dwelling with the principal and his family.
Lhe next session Will begin September 5th
correspondence solicited For circulars
apply 70 JOHN TABB Graduate University
o, AlrsinIal. j. y. Gloueester. Va
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Au9I dnu .1.uuilo

La y y GOLD WATCH WITT
lnitials l.. Is. y. ou cuisine and nam
on INSIDE. on Ninth street, bttwee
tanitlin hud Canal and Tnir
streets Reward NJ returned TO owf
fr at southern PLANTER ofiiec
LOST KEY IING NAME FRl
Hcott Campbell. Richmond Ma Il
M'ih IL returned 10 q. D TJBAC
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" = ID. IIll FUHLlC no KNOM,
that JAHNhE BROS. jewellers. III
East Main street. buy. sell. exchange
ant kEMOg ST DIAMONDS ~ THE
Luz 7 STYLES. Oid goid cnd si.-
vet N!lvnye taknr 81 esrnnnre
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sale o; Valuable Manufacturing Plant at
trust. bearins date of Au-ust D. 1911 and
Apr.i II. 1912 and duly recorded ia the
Cainpbc. County cioik's onice. 5ne under
signed wi.i se!i az public aucton, on the
premises. on Friday. Octohe- is. 1919 at -
ociock a N the plant o. THO Consolidated
Furniture Works. including factory and
oaice buildings and land attached thereto.
machinery franchises. uhtfn-s, Office furui-
tufr and rNtlres, manufactured goods ma
ehinofy ana supplies and material on hand
as a whole or iu parcels 90 suit purchasers
Terms Cash. Dut more liberal terms can
Doe obtained upon reasonable conditions. =.
@. Zen. AltaNsta. Va ~. Il. Gould. @.
Z caskie. =. B. Percy. Lynchburs, Va
Trustees
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a9rctings

o NfAsONfC FUNERAL. NOTICE.
TX Joppa lodge No H 40. X '' II. & a.
A. viii be held at the Masonic Tenn
plo SUNDAY. September list. at ESQ
% clock =. NJ, TO attend the funeral SER
vices of our deceased brother. James r.
Aeamans. Members nf sister lodges
and transient brethren are fratcrnany
invited to unite with us
by order of the Worshinful Master
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
Secretary.
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FOX SALE AT a REASONABLE
country community. Clalke Counts.
iinc nelghhornpod ana a well estab-
4ltheu business. is. y. GlLpIN. Boycc,
Ma.
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" ANT-n. GlNENAL FOUNDRY AND
M ".t-,'its WotH RICHMOND MA
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SEEKS rnNsloN ron WIDOWS.
California Lcnauc Would Have state
Aid Needy Mothers.

Aid Needy Mothers.
san Francisco. August 30=A hun.
bred women mot here to-day and
formed the California League for tho
Protection OF Motherhood
Miss Lucy Good White. who was
made president. said the league would
not bc permanent. but would exist only
long enough to obtain the passage OF
state law to pension by direct means
widowed mothers with dependent child
ron.
Another provision Of the proposed
measure pertains TO the payment by
the state OF pension during the en-
forced idlenoss Of mothers who work
for the support OF themselves and their
children
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We Guarantee

y good position to every teacher who
completes her preparation at Littleton
College.
We have SCHOLARSHIPS for younr
women desiring preparation To teach
who are without sufficient means
our scholastic year begins Septom-
Der is. 1912 For catalogue and further
Information. address
j VI. Rhodes,
Lttleton. n. C.
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Professional Relp lclanteo

ffED. COVERINGS. oUALIFfED
Jteach tho high school branches.
u music. testimonials required.
1QCiItER. YUM. va.
tHEKs FOR RURAL, GRADED.
~ schools and colleges. muny very
Ilrable emergency calls reccived
'lE three asencies. one enrolment.
tinnteru Service. SHERIDAN
.AciNRS' AGENCIES. Greenwood.
-. ChaLlottc. i. G.. Atlanta. Ga
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Anna s. Moody
vs.. In Tbanrcrv
Hugh Longosts Dc
visees and ais
Inc object OF this suit is to sell two
tracts Of land, OF which Hugh Longest
cied seized situate near Bon Air,
Chesterfield County. Virginia. adioin-
ms each other, and together contain
ms, by recent survey, 2S1.7 acres. and
10 invest the proceeds of sale for the
use and bencnt OF the complainant
Anna $. Moody subject TO the limi'
tations of the last VIII and testament
OF Hugh Longest. deceased. also to nav
out Of the proceeds of sale the debts
estate. as
An affidavit having been made and
MED that the defendant. John ! Long
est. Is not resident Of this state. II
is ordered that he appear here within
iltcen days after due publication here
OF In the Richmond Times Dispatch.
and do what is necessary to protect
his Interest In this suit. 1t is further
ordered that a COPY OF this order he
published once u week for four suc-
cessiNc weeks In the Richmond Times-
dispatch. newspaper published in Inc
city OF Richmond va.
COpy-Tcstc:
PHILIP V. COGBILI. cler,s
Seorgc Mason, I. c.
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STORAGE.
GxeruIlhe 5aoGlrr
THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CIIES-
TERRIFIED COUNTY.
Anna S Moody

In vacation Jay 80. 1912.
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toarolna

M!ss. 9. * BOW E.s. Il5 T. FRASE-
M rooms ARA a0ard ior permanent
ana transient guests. dining room
w'l equipped.
WANTED. BOARDERs ALSO TABLE
nohi4tis 22s East Grace
40 VEST GRAce STREET: not
Iielc-s good board
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Mo -Oi1CICLEs -. Di,- ills. NEW
al4c AecVh. laid, repairing OF all
niNas. IONPr ~. 81, West Broad.
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8oral 43rntlIators
SUMMER 15Darolng

DEAL VENTILAToK CO. PHONE
Monroe 1902.
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Mrs. Mary +. noIton

IapocI0I 20 Inc Times DlspntcMI
Alexandra, Va. August so-Mrs
Mary IT, Bolton. sixty-three years Old
widow Of John H. Bolton. died YES,
North Columbus street. Several chill
tran eu-,fye - M
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automobiles Tor z5ale

" ANrEp. TO SELL FOilE-P.NssEN-
ser auto. sbgh;ly used. address y
44I. sare giines Dispatch
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handsome BAlt FIXTURES COM
Pete iul sale VIRGINIA AUCTION
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DcIalparr GNater d5ap
WATER GAP HOUSE.

Opcn until December :. Extensively i'm
proved The most modern and finest To-
catca hotel in this region. Cuisine OF tho
highest standard. white service. Orchestra
social diversions, every out-ot-door amuss-
ment. new. beautiful Pain Court and
cafe Special september and autumn rates
Booklet and auto maps matted. sixth sea-
k0n. JOHN PURDY COPE
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J. VI. Rhodes,
McGuire's University School

cPr MONROE rARK. RICHMOND. VA.
FORTY-EIGHTH SESSION begins Sep
TENDER IS Thorough PREPARATION for uni
Versity college, techuica! school, U. s. Naval
ana Military Academies. Primary depart
inent for small boys, with separate instruc-
tors. study hall. and recitation rooms The
principal VIII be at y. Beividere St, after
sept .. For full Information catalogue
al book stores OF by mail.
JOHN T. MCGUIRE. Principal.
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or SALE. HANDSOME SODA FOUN-
iLln- AINlLNLA AuCIIO& 90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
lou5lnc99 CppOttlInItlr5

FOR SALE. = DRUG STORE. DoiNG
ms Dlsiness Oh "a leading rail-
'1an line two hours ride from Eleh-
.Hpna, satisfactory reasons s!ven
l'i s-N-1s. address DRUGGIST
caro- .Mes Dispatch
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TWO aud turte years in equal lu-
ttainlcnts. with b per cent Interest.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
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IHreclRI 20 The Tlmos-Dlspatch1
AleNundriA va. August 3O-Mrs
annie iansbrough, wife of John Hans
trough thirty years old. died Inst
niEht at her homo. go North West
street Besides her husband. several
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