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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-02-23

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
as Court of Equity No. 1884 Equity.
ORDERED this 18th day of February, A.
d. 1872 by the Circuit Court for Montgom-
cry county, as a Court Of Equity, that the
sale made by Frank Higgins and George A.
Pearre. Jr., Trustees, to Harry G. White,
and reported in the above entitled cause,
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day of March next: Provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in said Montgomery
county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the said 18th day of March,
A. d. 1912.
The report states the amount of the sale
to be $3,125.00.
JOHN L. BRUNETT, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True cOpy-Test:
JOHN L. BRUNETT.
feb 23-td Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-02-23
SATURDAY, the 2nd day Of
March, A D. 1912,

at the hour of II O'Clock, A. NJ,
in front Of the dwelling on the property
hereinafter described, all of the property
decreed to be sold, to-wit,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-02-23

SITUATION WANTED,
. BY competent
man. sober and industrious, TO take charge
Of farm or dairy, dairy preferred.
c. II. SHANK,
feb 9-9t perwood, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-02-23

Tor SALE.
A Registered Guernsey
Bull, large and well marked. Satisfactory
reason for selling. Apply at this Office.
feb PAT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-02-23
ordder N191.

Joseph Nathaniel Pope ct al, plaintiffs, VS.
Beatrice v. johnson ct al, defendants
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
as Court of Equity. No. 1884 Equity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
NEWPRIMARYL
HASFIRST TRY OUT

Louisvi..- Ky. August s.-Kentuol1y's
new compulsory primary law was tried
out to-day for the first time. voters IN
both Democratic and Republican par
ties naming candidates Tor congress
sional honors in each Of the eleven dis
tricts OF the State. Various minor
state and county officers also were nom
mated.
Councilman Robert 7. Thomas. Jr..
Democratic Representative from ;ne
Third District. has been defeated for
denomination by John :. Rhea by about
100 votes. according TO unodcial re-
turns.
In the Firs, District Judge A W,
Barkley has been nominated by TIA.
Democrats for the once which sem,
tor-Elect Ollie James will vacate. ne
has over 1000 plurality over the near
est OF three other candidates
In the Eighth District Congressman
Harvey Helm. Democrat, has won tie
nomination against J. A. sullivan. VITO
was supported BY Governor AIoCreaB
by over 1000. In the eight remaining
districts i'll the State the incumbGlt
Congressman had no opposition
Tie Republican vote. 1T is said %
night. was light throughout tho state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
WOMEN TO ATTEND
NOT|FIC Alto N
They Receive Invitation to Cere-
monies From Governor
and Mrs. Wilson.

New York. August "a large dele
cation Of women from all sections OF
tho country VIII attend tho ceremonies
at seagirt. y. J.. next "Wednesday. when
Governor Wilson is notified of Mis- nom
nation for President
The Women's National Democratic
League. which was recently incorporated
IN New York with Mrs Woodrow WI
son las honorary president. received a
telegram from Mrs. Wilson inviting
officers and members OF the league to
attend the notification ceremonies.
Mrs. Stephen 3 Ayres. correspond
ing secretary Of the league. said to-
night that many women would go To
Seagirt and that ,his will be tho first
time In the history of either party that
such an organization OF women nae
in notification ceremonies
The telegram which Mira. Ayres re
ce.ved from Mrs Wilson this afternoon
read:
Governor Wilson aud I viii be dc
lighted TO see here on Wednesday tho
Wornen's National Democratic League.
Their presence Will add much to the
interest Of the occasion. The exercises
are fixed at 3 =. NJ (Signed)
ELLEN y. WILSON"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
UNITED STATES AHEAD.

Washington. August s.--Ths Depart
ment OF Agriculture has just issued
q bulletin OF unusual Information con
corning tho annual production and in
ternatinnal trade IN eertain staple
agricultural products. IN most OF these
products che UntSl States leads tho
world both in production and export
trade Among the articles In the pro-
ductlon OF which the United statss
takes FIRST rank arc corn. wheat oats.
cation. tobacco and hops. 1t stands
only NTH on the list In tho production
Of potatoes, while ita rice crop ranks
a low as tenth
In addition TO the leading products
named. the United States ranks first In
It's exports of cottoneeed oil. oil cake,
resin and turpentine. 1t imports mote
coffee, sugar and India rubber than
any other country In the world The
figures for tho bulletin were compiled
BY Royal T Atckenna, OF the Bureau
CT Statistics
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
HUNT NOMINATED
BY PROGRESSIVES

Chicago. August State Senator
Frank T. Hunt or Bloomington. was
nominated for Governor OF Illinois
TINS afternoon 1t the State progressive
convention For Lieutenant-G Governor
Judge Dean FranklIn. OF McComb was
chosen on tn Grst ballot Through
out the sessiIn tho progress,ves had
thoir way. They Carried tho com
piete ticket plan without struggle.
7he selection OF Hunt and Franklin
was acceptable to Colonel Roosevelt.
according 10 his views expressed by
leaders OF the convention
at the opening Of tina convention Il
telegram from tho Colonel was read.
in which no ongTatula ~ Illinois
upon what Il had ALREADY done and
urged the convention to name fun
1h!rd phrty ticket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
BECOMES INSANE,
TURNS MURDERER
Especial to Ths T,,pes-D,s,s.,A =,

coiumhui. Ind. August s-intense excite
nleni was caused IN tho audience OF tho
Cheutauqra to-day when loud screams. com
Ing from one OF tents. startled the peopi.
and the speaker. and & rush towards tho
tent followed. When the curtain at the en-.
trance was pulled aside. man vas seen
oenotnE over woman Jabhing "A knife into
her pocy. The women who rad rushed 10
the scene. added to tho excitement b.
screaming ana several OF Thorn tainted
se.erai men forced their way into tho tent
nne Tried 10 separate the man from his
vic-iru Then Il was discovered In. he had
gone dersnged. lie resisted herceiy and II
was severa. minutes before he could be got-
The couple proved to be M and Mrs Ern.
est Miller who have been OF the ground
since, the chau,zuqua opened Miller had
an hour later In the I'll here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
NOT TILE 4,loNA Lisa
Picture Delivered in Paris Pronounce
Excellent CopC.

Paris. August s.-The director of the
Louvre Museum. p Pujalet. quickly eN-
tin&uished to-day the hopes Of lovers
OF the famous picture. Mona Lisa" the
masterpiece of Leonardo Da Vinci
which disappeared mysteriousiy from
the ulseum last August These hopes
had been raised Thursday by the az
pearauce ~ an Unknown man st the
British embassy in Paris with pic
ture which ne declared he had been
charged by & person IN London 10 r.
store 70 the Louvre by means OF the
British ambassador The ambassador
retained the picture and Communicated
with the French Minister Of the Into
rlor. who sent experts to examine II
AS q result. N Pujalet said to-day:
1t is not the Mona Liss.' although
It Is oertA My an admirable copy
The picture VAS painted on an old
wooden panel md TO ell outward ap-
pearanees resem bled tho pa vinci mas
terpiece The man who delivered It at
the embassy was arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
BLUES TIN ERARY
Details Of Trip Of Richmsnd battalion 10
New TnElnnd.


Thc itinerary for ths ,rip n, the Rich
mond Light intsntry B.ues to New England
has been arranged hy X Bowman. tourist
nsen' White away THO battalion will h-
the guest ~ the Providence Light Infantry
q Providence. p T.; - the First Com
pary ~ Governors Faot Guards a, Hart
ford Conn, and OF the second Company .,
Guards a. New Haven. This itinerary IL as
follows.
Leave Richsnond via chs-lp-sk. and Ohio.
$3.50 =. N saturday September II. due New
port News . 2 NJ
Leave Newport Se~s via Merchants ana
Miners transportation Company ? q.
same DAY due Providence : a NJ Monday.
September 70
Leave rroyieenee Vt. New York Sow
Haven and Hartford. r " Tuesday Sep
touher Il due Hartford =. " same day
Leave Hartford - \ VI Thufsday Sen
'e7nher a. Via New York New Haven and
Hartford due Sew Haven liso > VI. same
1.eays New Haven VIA Sew YORK. Nev
Haven and Hartford = - satu-day SCR
TENDER q due New York . = NJ same tav.
f.eeve New York via Old Dominion steam
ship Company y o'clock midnight saiur-
day. September 81 due Newport News be
tween and T II Sunday
leave Newport News Via Chess7eske ard
OHIO. p. -, sunday. due Richmond ss'
IVY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
'Drendrn-N,.s,sor

~ to Tho Times dispatch
niills. Va August 3.-Sprlng
ee,s,isi Church was tho scene
~ afternoon ri beautiful
-ccremonv when Miss Veda
I'm. daughter ~ arr and sir.
-, Watson. became the bride
ssler ~ Southwest virginia.
'tse ceremony was performed
= Pearson. the brides pas
~ elssohn's Wedding March
va by Miss Myrtle watson.
ne bride The bride entered
~ With her uncle. 9 w wat
.'yave her away The groom
2 aith hts hrother The ushers
.7el overton aud James payne.
liant We're Robert aialoney
.'oressler. Sister ~ the bride.
Non and Miss Lucille wat
y GILLIAN and Miss Hennie
watson ans Miss Martha
Watson Elnotte ana Miss
-aon frhr Shorter and Aiiss
d. itanFfofd Putnev and Sfist
. .ster. White Overton and
Harris Eston Terry was
ceremonies
Mrs Dressier LEFT on the
tain for an extended bridal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
IN MEMORIAM


FARMER In loving romembranco of
my dear father JOS j. b ARNlER.
Who departed this life one year ago
to-day
rus DAUGHTER. FRANCES.
FLEMlNG MEREDITH died July 27th
Instant at LanesyIlle King WNuam
county- Na, in inc seventy -siSth wear
OF his age
Mr. Mereditn rad been n familiar
figure I'm the sheritrs office of this
city for nearly twenty years where
he most 0fhciaurv and fsirhflilY
filled the office Of deputy Sheriff.
Hia health began to fHl more tnln
two years ago. when he had ~ ra
tire 20 the country Ele was born
az "Mercdith's.' King William coun
Is. October Up 1850 joined rhe army
iu 1851 as tigsr sergeant 81 Company
~. Ninth Virginia Cavalry Gee
Rangersl. where he served faitnfpliy
Of the war
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
.CLANP|NG LID"
DOWN IN NEW YORK

New YORK. August s.-state Excise
Commissioners w vs. FARLEY. who re-
turned to Albany TO-DAY after a wnirl-
wind trip here TO warn viol1tors oi tne
cAcise law in New York thnt hereafter
they must obey the states cdicts. said
hc would return early nest week to
see that the "!ir is screwed on tight.
both in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Employees OF tho department have
been busy collecting evidence against
disorderly hotels. and fifteen to eiuh-
teen warrants VIII be served Monday
on Keepers or tho more notorious re-
sorts M Farley gave !; rs his opin-
ion that on; OF the 1900 unlicensed
liquor places operating IN the state.
10000 are running IN this city. He has
DESTROYED more than 100000 worth OF
unlicensed liquor hero in the last
twelve months, no says
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
|TION BILLS
| Be CUT DOWN
Would Make British
'eguards Still More
Stringent.

August "a bill has boon
in the House Of Commons Ia
Slnuencing of parliamentary
ries by candidates and mem
arliafnent rs means Of sub
to certain religious, chsri.
1bl'c nor sent public ira
or enterprises The bill
ude all such payments in tho
election expenses. q return
ne has TO make under the
So
OF subscriptions TO clubs or
pr which . candidate is .
ordinary member would be-
Crowded they did not exceed
Or. While contributions to any
ORGANIZATION which Is oxcm
nritical also are expressly
Cpm the SCOPE OF tho MEASURE.
against corrupt practices at
"a the British Isles already Is
y and any expenditure beyond
cilly permitted invaiiNates an
rThefe is a feeling. however.
y among candidate that the
% aiming an election and hold
10 eHcessive. and II is with
n'cpttinE this down that tho
,easure has been presented
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
Ms DAuGmTER. 90 ANCEs-
FUNERAL NOTICE

iAYE The tgrosel ~ EI4ILLiF
NAVE Will take place SUNDAY ae
Z. NJ from MS late residence at
Highland SurinSs Intermont ia
Hollywood.
FIrX, The remairs ~ isNA re F.
FITZ Ell Lyncnhui Nl, daughter
Of j LINDSAY ana Mamie Points
Fit1 VIII be Inferred m lakewood
Cemetery II ESDAY MORNING, the
eth at 6 0clock Friends OF th9
family invited TO attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
NEWBERRY GROWS COLD
Decides Not TO lie identified with Third
Party lIovemcnt

I-7H-7T9II 70 10 IlInta- DIS patcn-
Detroit, Mich August 3-It is stated
on the best authority that truman n
Newberry, former Secretary of tho
Navy. and fecenr enthusiastic Roose-
welt booster in Detroit md Michigan.
has grown cold toward the third ,hrty
movement. ana has decided that heiwiil
In any manner
AIR Newberry has made this posi-
tive statement TO a number of pAopIe.
and II has caused much surprae. In
view Of MS enthusiastic suppor,. pc
yelt boom in Michigan during II, car
lier stages '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
AIR MAclnNE COLLAPSE.
Australian Aviator Killed Wills |
ElirEI In EnnInnL

T-nLIlInT1
syneet Surrey. Eng Angus, sian Aus
,ysa M, agiator' Charles Lindsay campbell
WIZ his aercpiane while maklncta night
rom Brooklands 10 the pyneet s,Eodrof,e
ranPpeN Who had only recentlI arrived
IRON. Australia. was granted his laviator'x
ee,ertiheate hy the Royal Aero ciib Of tho
tnlteh Kingdom. June this ye5t IT was
his intention 20 prepare hlmsel for tho
trhlian army
After Leaving RroolSsnGs esrly Hiis morn
Ing IN his Bristol biplanc and flpking a
tapid hisht toward The Ryaee, I,rodrome.
his machine .uddeniy collapsed Fid crash :
"a TO the gronnd In the village kjaccnt -
ne aefodrome. His body was sni among
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
.'msu VIEW or POLICY.
sel EGests Iden More Acceptable
4 atun lodEc Rcsolufiou

+ 81 EGests Iden More Acceptable
Il atnn Lodge Resolution.
. % August 3.-commenting on
.tstion Introduced by senator
y. ne United states Senate ana
&c q large majority yesterday
$500 10 the Monroe Doctrine
ing that tho United states
see without grave concern"
r. any advantageous position
luerioan continent pass into
fl of a foreign corporation
be dominated by a foreign
II. the Pail Mall Gazette to-
strongly il says.
btional relationa would he
r and the Monroe Doctrine
ptahlc 10 other powers 81
Unity we're taken to re-
determination OF the United
eek no further territorial OK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
and the animal
usually dies

Every horse owner breads that
most dangerous disease Collie.
Beware of remedies containing
dOpe-an animal with a weak
heart or run down condition cannot
stand being druggcd. When the re-
action sets in they usually die.
Noah's Collie Remedy is prepare
ton at once certain to ecure, and is
harmless in effects--contains no dope
whatever. Given on the tongue: any
one not afraid TO go up to the animal
can administer.
Noah's Ollie Remedy is used and endorsed nv
tie larger public institutions and the largest con-
Germs and best people in the live stock and livery
business-the hest recommendation.
Noahs Collie Remedy--5oc bottle and worth
$40 70 eny stock owner.
,Noahs Fever Remedy for fever. coughs colds
distemper, influenza, lung troubles and The treat
ment OF milk fever in cows. yo sizes. sNc and ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
only statc I.suer InvnIrcd.

[Special % The Times-Dlspatoh-
st. Louis. Mo- August s-Oniy state
issues ara involved IN tho State wide
primaries 70 be held In Missouri next
Tuesday Full State uchets VIII ne
nominated by the Republican. Demo
cratic. Socialist ana Progressive par
ties. The Bull Moose party will put
ticket IN the hsld. a convention Will
be held on September
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Newark. n j.. August ITO Val
dessa Scott IL Holstein Frlesian
owned by Bernard Meyer. OF Finderne
n. j.. goes the honor OF being the hes
just completed a seven-day official rec
ord. In which she produced $685.
pounds of milk. $3.50 pounds OF butte
fat and 1857 pounds Of butter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
DEATHS

McGRtl) ElR-Died. August g. T.S0
NJ. az the residence OF his daughter.
Mrs. p. II. Chalkley, brakes Brancb''
Va, A. S. McGRUDER. age seventy.
two years
Funeral at grave in oakwood on
SUNDAY MORNING
at CITY Hospita1.
august 2. at 1890 ?. NJ. WILLIAM
! WAkREN, youngest son OF w. Y.
end END NJ N; q Mcdaniel. in the twelfth
In River View at e p. ~
Mq ,5}s ! a. IN TIL; eity; august ..
S. AIcCAY. wife Of Marcus Mccsv-
IN tho seventy seventh year of her
Tho funeral viii take place THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON from tho
restdg,noe. 800 West Main street. at
Norfolk Va. and baltimore. Ma
PAPERS please copy.
: sTlR3IIRII.INe,i.-pied. at his residence
=. NJ, ERASMUS STRTBLING after
!ons illness Hc leaves a devoted
bard, 20 mourn thtsr loss.
Gone. but not forgotten
BY HIS MOTHER AND SISTER.
pITrz-pled. Friday, Al INST ?. 1879. At
y, = ~, GEORGE PITT. in his
shlldren Mrs. w 4 Porter ana
( Henry L. Pitt. thrco isf,rs ana -
( brother, Mrs !. r. Davis. Mrs o. l.
MORRISON, Mrs. J. a. Afinson. aud
b PITT; three grandchildren ana
ono sister-in-law Miss Martha Tay-
Tor, TO mourn their loss
Funeral from Leigh Street Ranffa+
church MONDAY. August 3. 1915. at
~ Friends and acquaintances
BEvIII.E Died. at his residence
1903 Floyd Avenue. August ?, Iaio
IN the iirfy. t6 IqaE Ied L r. P Bl5
Funeral take place from Grove
AyenGe Raptist Church THIS Az
TBERNooN at 3 o'clock Interment in
River View. Friends and acquaint-
nnces invited TO attend.
MARTIN Died Friday. August ?. az
I9 NJ. of epoplexy at his resldence.
Tvs south HurrisOn Street JEFFFR
son j. MARTIN. in his nfty-i rst
Funeral from Grove Avenue Rap
fist Church THIS AFTERNOON at
o,ciock' Friends and acquaintanoes
AtEREDITH.-pled. at his home.
Lanesyille. King William county.
MEREDITH, IN tic seventy-sixth
year Of mis- pge. for "a number oil
Years deputy sheriff OF Richmond.
tesemed and greatly beloved nv an
with whom he came Tn contact he
vas member of Company II. Ninth
Virginia Cavalry
PHILLIPS Died. August Z. ia12 at
$50 r. NJ. MRS. r. " pHIILIPS
14la Perry street. South Richmond.
drau
Funeral notice later
ROSS Died. at Rristov. va SATURDAY..
August g. NJ A. ST. MEs NARY
ELIIABET ROSS .-ifa ct the de-
ccnsed Gerhard Ross
The remains VIII arrive via sea
hoard Monday afternoon at 1tl
o'clock. Funeral from st. Afary's
Church 1880 8. ~ MONDAY, CIR Inn
mediately upou arrival OF body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
|cE ADMIT MISTAKE


'TSid" Mccoy riad no pnrt
In Je,vei Theft.
? ole 10 The Times DiEpatchD
August 3.-That mistake
IN asking "K!G' McCoy's ar
/ don on charges of complicity
cent Jewel theft from tho
Pr Thurn and TaXis is ad-
the police Tonight The ON !
now convinced he had 10
20 theft. and tho extradition
+ against him VIII ho dis !
zen II comes UP Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
OBITUARY
Mrs. Penelope Stone.

THnecllI 20 TIne lines DispAtch
Fredericks burg Va, August 9--Nfrz
Penelope stone. IN aged woman of this
city died last night at tho home OF
her daughter Mrs lizzie Courtney. at
tho advanced age of eighty years she
had been member of the Raptist
Church IN this city Tor o long period
OF years. and is survived by two sons
officer =. Stone md r. H. Stone
two daughters Mrs tizz,a CourtneS.
and Mrs u S patee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
IAN cuNnoAr HELD.
Debt at philadelphia Navy
Xnr1

hia. August a-The Haitian
errler. formerly o pleasure
q ed hy the late Archibald
Vow York. has practically
for debt hv tho xovern-
ne Philadelphia Navy Yard.
little vessel hal been tied
no time Tho Ferrler was
- for repairs. bur when N
d That the Haitian govern
not Appropriated any money
Nrk nothing was done TO tho
:" terday afternoon agents Of
poh governmen attempted To
In cunts ana other nxturcs off
and they were stopped hy
inilndant Of tho yard. ffe ok
r.. AZ claims 70 the amount az
been entered against the
rag nd. under orders or tho
A. o-Ttmcnt. nothing Is TO be
r, tho ship until these claims
wone claims is one by the gov
moor $500 FOR surveying tho
,oI making plans and estimate
lie pairs. The agents CT tho
,alvcrnmert have comwunf-
the Haitian minister a,
IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
DILLON REFUSED
AID TO COLONEL
His Demand for Support Cause
of Candidates With
drawal.

Washington. August 81. Q. Iaylin.
Who managed the Tart primary cam
psien In Ohio and who has coma here
70 become Assistant Secretary OF IN,
Interior has received letter from
Jldse b. 70 Dillon VINO refused TO
run for Governor. stating conclus/yely
thai Colonel Roosevelt did insist on
Dillon coming out for him. and that
ne 'efusei 10 DO so. preferrinE TO
withdraw when ia saw that Rooso-
velts determination was 10 pu,
third candidate in the Held or compel
submission to him An important por-
uon Of the letter from Judge Dillon
IS as follows:
II have not desired to continue dis
cussion az tho unfortunate anair. but
was surprised that there was any
question as to the attitude OF Mr.
Roosevelt IS represented here In Ohio
and other States. AS everybody
knows. or soon will know. his
peremntory demand has from the
beginning been that with respect 10
the regular nominee for Governor thai
nominee must declare for him or ho
Will nominate another candidate who
will. This was true in my case and
refused"
There were no new developments fl
the Ohio situation at the White House
to- day. The letter to Mr.. Laylin. show
ing tho policy Of Roosevelt to be rul,
or ruin in Ohio and elsewhere. will Fl
is declared. set the Taft people more
firmly than ever against propositions
for a. compromise on State officers
with the Roosevelt followers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

LSpeclll 70 me IImHs- Uisphtch
Frederickshura NH august 5--Dr.
Dorsey Gibson > prominent physician
and Confederate Veteran of Culpeper
county. died ar his nome after a brief
illness. aged sixty-rlne years All the
Confederate sn5lers Of his n,daH Dor
hood attended Le funeral in a body,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Noal's Liniment Is the
best all-round family and
stable remedy on the mar
ket Contains no alcohol,
chloroiorm, ammonia, nan
htha. benzine. or poisonous
drugs. &c. SOC and Sl.COA
bottle. Gallon cans at 800.
Noah's Kura-GaIl Oint-
ment for fresh cuts. old
sores, scratches. collar
gals, sore baoks. and
thrush In horses feet can
not be beat. sc per can.
Sold by all dealers in
Medicine or sent prepaid
on receipt OF price. Made
In Richmond hy Noah
Remedy CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

t'btEiat 70 Ine llrnes- - ispatch
Howardsviiie. Va. August 8-Ran-
lainln Johnson Turner, sixty two years.
o.! age died here this afternoon lie
N,s one nrother' e. w. Turner. OF
gus place The funeral viii taka piace
'o-inorrow afternoon. and the inter
ment VIII be made tn the family buriaL