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Karl's clover root tea purifes the blood
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Fact Worth Knowing.

Consumption, lagrippe, pneumonia,
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by Shiloh's cure, Sold by J. G, Presson.
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For nIanenaIn

and liver complaint you have a printed
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CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENTS,

T0f advertisements uldtf this head auT terms
are strictly Cashu adauc. Prices furnished on
application
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Karl's Glover Root Tea

harPs Glover Root Tea
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Maldi GlaS al New Orleans

The entire tour made in Pullman Private Cars
A journey in which the tourist will be in Mexico
and the South twenty-five days, spending but
few hours over six of these DAYS in travel, and
those at broken intervals Hence glorious hours
OF sightseeing in "the most novel land on our
continent, and one Of the most attractive on any
continent" The excursion leaves Chicago Janu-
AIRY 90 and st. Louis January n. Arrangements
will be made to transfer tourists from points south
OF Cairo or Memphis to a connection with this ex-
cursi0n at San Antonio, thus Obviating the ne
cessity Of their going to Chicago or St. Louis But
S275 for all expenses of the round trip. Send for
Illustrated pamphlet giving all particulars
Tickets and full information can be had of any
agent OF the Central Route and connecting lines,
or by addressing W. A. KELLOND,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, New Orleans
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VANtON-We are authorized t0 announce
j J0uN NJ. TAYLOR q candidate l0f Judge
of ODE Criminal Court of The Eleventh Judicial
aud Perry Subject 90 Che action Of the Demo
cratic party.
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ERlilNG We are authorized 10 announce
III ID. ~. HERRING q candidate for Judge
Oi Che Criminal C0urt of The Eleventh Judicial
Circuit, composed of the counties of Benton, De.
Cliur, Chester, Henderson, Madison, McNaIry,
and Perry. Subject 10 the action OF the Demo-
cratic party
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ENGLAND We are authorized o. announce
~ JANIS a. ENGLAND % candidate foF JUDGE
uf lhe Criminal Court of The Eleventh Judicial
Circuit composed of che counties uf Benton, De.
cniur, Chester, Henderson. Madison, McNalrY.
and Perry. Subject 90 the action " the Demo.
cratic party
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r from the First Company Of the
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the 9th March 1896.
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the 4th March 1896.
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Rogers, A.Samson, Bethlehem Est, Theophi-
lus Samuel, Anguila Eat, Estella Schou
Rubina Smith, Anna s. Wilson.
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Head ricks, Jose; Ii Roberts, Foreoa Matiala
Scales. co. Rev. Watson, Henrietta SimmondS,
Andrew Williams, Sophia Williams, Ellen G.
Woods.
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1896.
PETER LEMMING.
, 1896-03-11
Translation.


HNgp reference to publication
Wv of 10Th ultimo it is hereby
made known that from to days date
, 1896-03-11

Trans alton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

brief editorial in the Dispatch OF
TUESDAY must have attracted much at
tention and excited great interest and
curiosity as it appeared without preface,
warning. or apparent proyocation.
II was this:
G. A DANA, EDITOR y. y. SUN.
For the first time in our lives we re-
1oice In the belief that reason has been
dethroned in a former friend. HumOr has
given place to puerile enrontery. and the
brilliancy OF a refined student 10 bad taste.
ave cannot believe Dana's intellectual
sense has by any rational process been so
blUnted We pity the dotard. though his
words stink in our nostriis like a rotten
herring
The reason for this severe criticism OF
n distinguished editor and unusual dis
play OF bitterness by our neighbor, the
Dispatch. was not without Justification. as
may be easily seen from an editorial
paragraph which appeared in the New
York Sun on Monday. and which we
saw but ignored. and now reproduce as
a matter Of news. and not as breach Of
editorial courtesy. The sun said:
We wish that Mr.. Francis had gone
never could have been elected except by
vote-buying. made possible by the trusts.
monopolies. and big corporations.-Rich
mond Dispatch.
Why has a curtain been hung before
these shinging talents, bright enough 10
illuminate not only Richmond and Nir
ginia. but the universe? The curtain must
be taken away The luminus mind behind
II must be allowed to enlighten and warm
the world. 1t Is "a happiness to be per-
mitted to introduce the distinguished
editor OF the Richmond Dispatch. Colonel
Gnmp Looney. one Of the most rapid and
persistent thinkers In this or any other
country. Colonel Gump Looney studied
the silver question for nearly eleven
DAYS in the recent campaign. and his
Views OF the money changes. the money
power. money sharks. Wall street, pluto
Gratis. octopuseS monopolics. idle wealth
and the "toiltng masses" are unusually
vivid and interest him greatly. Colonel
Gump Looney never tackles any subject
without mastering il. even II the process
takes as much as eleven days: and II
was certain that sooner or later he would
discover what elected Mckinley. and
spread the secret before bullying ewes OF
his countrymen Major Mckinley, trusts.
monopolies. and big corporations need TO
walk warily Colonel Gump Looney Is
ti'i h'H. ne lnliu OF NOlOnel Gump
Looney surrounds them Ike a fiery net
New York Sun.
IL rs well known by all who read its
brilliant columns--the merit and demerit
of which are indiscriminately attributed
10 Mr.. Dana, whether he be the author
or not. The New York Sun shoots its
flashing arrows at "all sorts OF conditions
OF men" an over the United States. and
even At those in partibus inndelium. 9"
Yet few editors or individuals have felt
called upon TO fercely follow the Sun.
which IN such matters acts the part OF
> comet OF eccentric orbit. and not Of
)he centre OF "a system.
blessed are the poacemakers,"
Let us have peace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
To EnrrgspOulenfS.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1896.
MEETINGS AND EVENTS.

tremple Lodge. Masons. Masonic Tenn
pie ~, IN
Damon Lodge. h. OF T., Corcorah nan.
Union Lodge. i. .. o. F. Odd-feio"s
Hall. n
,rnitv Lodge. /. O. o. II. Powell's Hall.
Opachisto Tribe. /. .. X. NJ, Cersiey
Hall. = -
Monacan Tribe. /. o. r. NJ. Jr' u u
A. NJ. Hall. -, oss
lawmakers Degree. /. o. X. NJ ouo-
Fellows Han. ,.,,-...-
Richmond Lodge. X. OF H.. Eiietts
Hall. ,.,,-...-
Virginia Lodge. Golden Chain. Ellett's
Hall. =, cAr
Ter Hall.
Rescue Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ. Jr. q.
u. A. NJ. Hall. -,
New South Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ
Eighth and Hull streets.
s;hockoe Council, r. a., central HAN
1yest-End Lodge. 1. o. @. j., Gatewood
Hall.
trinity Temple. l. o. C. T.. Central
Hail.
Richmond Lodge. /. o. G.. T., Belvidere
Hall.
Company A. First Regiment Armory.
K. +. Lee Camp. c. v, Lee Camp
Hall.
Friendship Lodge. *. of p. Toneys
Hall
aurora Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. Gate
woods Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
THE rINES-RICHMOND VA FRIDAYa DECEMBER A. 1896

they were kept redeemabie upon de-
mand in gold. and. when one OF then
strayed away from the locality for whose
uses IL was issued. it would at once
return TO that locality for the use Oh
the people who needed IT. Thus' each
neighborhood would have all the cur
rency IT could make use OF where IL IS
now absolutely bare of any.
That quality OF our nauonai cur
rency which is popularity thought us
chief virtue is the curse of the people
at large. Having the Government credit
at its back. all of It is good in any part
OF the country. The consequence -
the commercial centres draw all Oh II
TO themselves. leaving the country en-
tirely bare. and then we have crop
of PopuIists. clamoring for free s'i'ei
or anything else that VIII give '''"'
something With WITCH they may W
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

the Bristol News. having heard that
Bob Taylor had determined 10 make a
certain appointments, says:
AT first it looked to US as II II were
purity tolable gallish in Bob Taylor 10 be
nnouncing his various appointments
before the official vote had been received
and declared Then. again we remem-
Der what dear friend conservator OF
the peace ana officer Of the law said three
nights after the election: Don't make a
damn bit Of difference who IS elected,
Bob Taylor is going 10 Doe the next Gov
ernor of tennessee" So we got our
heads together and began 10 think "a
"passel' SAYS We. 10 ourselves. says
we. Bob and his gang are going o. rule
tho roost ana run tine machine That's
what they are going 20 90, Whether Bob
is centre rush or the team is showing Bob
is q question to be decided later. Evi-
IDENTIFY the machine gave him the bah
and pushed him through for "a touchdown
or words 90 that effect. and now Doe
proposes TO DO as be ploases. The o.
Illustrative figure Of speech aside. Bob ha.
determined assuming that he will be in-
auguraied. not 10 have the life deyilied
out Of him and everybody else by pie
hunters. but 10 announce his appoint
mcnts like "a man. This rs admirable.
Commondable. and In every way praise
worthy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
rrroUMrur CURRENCY.

In connection with another arfc'' III
these columns on the same SUBJECT We
print the following editorial from the
New York Herald Of yesterday:
"The proposed convention Of delegates
from commercial bodies In Tour huhui ~
and forty-eight cities OF this country VIII
meet next month 10 discuss the "0eN'u
reform OF the currency.
"It is significant that the conference AT
which the preliminaries were arranged
was made NJ Of Western men, was held
I'm a Northwestern city and was presided
over bv "A former Governor OF South
western state. -, 49,,
"The silly cry Of Eastern gold bugs
cannot he raised against these men, ana
when the convention is held at INDIAN
apoIis. among the thousand or more deie-
gates there will be representatives, from
every part OF the land-oven trom com
munities that were not long since the
strongholds OF the free silver folly.
"Now that "A sound basis for the cur
roncv is assured IL IS well that the bust
ness men of the country should take the
initiative in discussing the defects OF our
vicious monetary system and point them
out TO our law makers
As we have pointed out in the other ar
ticle the Herald is in error. i'm saying that
the convention will be composed Of rep
resentatives from all parts Of the coun-
try. The cities only are represented,
and that is, We fear. a fatal defect in tho
plan.
However, the Herald's words are en-
couragng and we hope for the best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
Annie Laurie Again.


bultoF or The Times.
Sir,-Permit me space to set your cor
respondent wv. D. straight with respect
to the authorship Of Annie Laurie. 10
which he ascribes TO a man named Wal
lace" and on one or two other points
touched on in his letter in yesterday
Times.
The heroine Of the song was born in
ltS2 OF Jean Ridden. wife Of Sir Robert
Laurie. Douglas OF Fingland. a sutton
for her hand. composed the song in her
honor; but the music OF his Tyre seems
TO have fallen on ears ;hat would not
charm, FOR the fair Annie married Alex
andor FERGUSON Of Craigdarroch Doug
las, however did not
'lay him foun and dec"
hut. on the contrary married Betty
Clark OF Clenboig.
The estate Of Maxwclt)n. I'm the parish
Of GlenCairn. Dumfrieshire dozen
miles or so distant from the town OF
Dumfries. was purchased by stephen
Laurie in l6ll. and has been in the pos
session Of his descendants ever since.
the present proprietor being Sir Emilius
Laurie. \ common and pardonable error
IS 10 suppose that "Maxweltown. a
town OF q few thousand inhabitants. sep
arated from Dumfries by the river Nth.
is the 'Maxweltcn braos" of the poet.
hut neither that place nor the Maxwell
ton Braos" near Paisley. mentioned by
Your correspondent. has any connection
with the historic Annie Laurie.
Tho somewhat coarse version OF the
song written by Douglas. OF Fingland, be-
ginning.
shes backt like the peacock.
She's breistit Ike the swan
was. in the thirtics remodollcd By Lady
John Scott (nce Alicia Anne Spottis-
woode OF Spottiswoode. Bcrwckshire.
and IL IS 10 her we are Indebted for the
modern words popular I'm two hemi-
spheres. To Lady John. who stnl sur
wives, We are further indebted for the
air TO which the modern version is sung.
j. HAINING.
Richmond Va Noe . T.lc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
THE PROPOSED CURRENCY CoNvEN
TION.

On Tuesday last there was a meeting
at Indianapolis OF representatives OF "A
number OF Western commercial bodies
70 consider the changes necessary 10 be
made In our currency laws 10 give the
people a SUFFICIENT quantity OF that media
OF exchange in which they are now
20 lacking. These gentlemen denDe-
rated over the matter for some time.
ana che outcome Of their deliberations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

r. patteson. Jr, Jo.m a. flsher,- Thomas
seau. s. ID. North.nston, Harry Hodge
and Julius Strause.
Major Courtney presided, and tho prlu-
clpal business OF the Board. that OF elect
INK i've members OF the Board 10 nll va
cancles occaslOned by the expiration OF
terms, was disposed OF with great dis
patch. Messrs. Elicit Strause. Brown,
Fisher. and Hodges being chosen TO sue
coed themselves.
Tho annual report OF the Board has
been submitted 10 tho Grand Lodge. ana
b. now m the hands OF a com
mittee Of that body This re-
port shows the institution 20 he in "a
fourishing condition. An appeal Is mada
therein Tor an increase OF the annual ap-
preparation. IN order that the widows o.
MaScns. as well as their orphans may 10
provided with a home. but this is the only
recommendation OF any great interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

one given him by his father many years
ago. but which had been missing for eight
years 1t had evidently been appropriated
by one who is too ashamed to reveal his
Identity. but decides after many years
to restore II TO the richtful owner. and
thus obtain for the sender a relief from
the prickings OF conscience. What the
money was for Mr.. Hughes cannot i'm
agtne. Possibly IT Is for the use Of the
button during the eight years. AT any
rate the owner. who priced the button. is
pleased to have II restored. and is not
disposed to ask questions.-Danville
Register
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
The Matter with the Texas.

"The same forces are at work against
the Texas" says Rear-Admiral Brown ina
a vigorous defence OF that mysterious
battleship. 'as are being used TO prevent
the construction OF amy more ships at
the navy-yard.'
This is in the direction OF solving the
mystery TO which the World called at
tentiOn yesterday. Let US have the par
ticulars. Let us hear from Secretary Her
bert. who has expressed himself In prac-
tically the same way. Can IL be possible
that there are paid agents OF some out
side ship-bulder or builders In the United
States Navy?-New York World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

An Interesting Event Tonight at the Ma.
sonic Temple.

An Interesting Event Tonight at the Ma
sonic Temple.
An event Of much Importance in
Masonic circles VIII be the unwilling to-
night. In the LOdge-room OF the
Masonic Temple. of the portrait OF Cap
tain A. G.. Babcock founder OF the Ma
sonic Home OF Virginia, whose memory
is held sacred by every Mason. Ine
feature or the occasion Will be the adj
dress Of Judge Il. Il. W. Duke. Jr.. OF
Charlottesville. now Deputy Grand Mas
ter OF the Grand Lodge OF Virginia.
The pleasure of the occasion Will De
sul further enhanced by the presence
Of the choir Of Holy Trinity church. VINO
will render selections at intervals In the
programme. The portrait Will be for
mally transferred to the lodge by Hight
Worshipful j. W. Eggleston. chairman
of the committee under whose super
vision it was painted.
The following gentlemen compose the
committee i'm charge Of the event:
Committee on Arrangements: Brothers
Ben. T. August chairman. Qteyp ). j..
Gravatt. John $. Harwood. 1. Archie
Cary. Thomas Atkinson.
Committee on Reception OK the Audi
ence: Brother Lewis =. Ecker Temple
Lodge. No. chairman, Brother Gun
nincham Hall. Richmond Lodge. No. 10;
Brother r. II. c. Gable. Metropolitan
Lodge. No IL Worshipful Brother Angus
tine Royal Manchester Lodge. No. "a;
Worshpful Brother y. 7. Mosby. Rich
mOnd Randolph Lodge. No. -. Brother
Rofe =. Glover. St Johns Lodge. No.
81. Brother Llewellyn McNeish. Joppa
Lodge. No 40: Brother Newton Lock-
wood. Dove Lodge 80. u; Brother Joseph
Wallerstein. Fraternal Lodge. No. @;
Brother George G.. Ruskell Amity Lodge.
No &c. Brother George watt Taylor.
Henrico Union Lodge. No. l3o; Brother
Edward c. May, Lodge Of Strict Observ-
ance, No. 207.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
The Ca.n. Relli.

Editor Of The Times.
Sir,-I noticed IN Yesterdays Dispatch
very severe arraignmcnt of the New
YORK sur i'm which. however. no reference
@as made 10 the casus bolli VIII YOU
nindly let US know what provoked the ire
Of the Dispatch.
J. y. VI.
Richmond. Va. Dec. ?. 1896.
I'm reply 10 the above and 10 flute Il
number OF inquiries previously made. we
print I'm the editorial column OF to-day
the news Decentralization
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
No Football tame Tomorrow.

The football game which was TO have
been played in Richmond on Saturday
next between Hampton and the univer-
slty Of Virginia. has been declared or,
and the game will not be played.
The University OF Virginia claim tSat
the faculty will not permit them 10 play.
The Hampton BOYS are very much an
noyed at the turn OF affairs. as they had
every confidence In their ability TO win
the coming gama
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
"A Conscience Contribution

Mr. c. Z. Hughes was much surprised
several days since 10 discover In small
package sent through the mail, gold
collar-button and seventy-hve cents In
silver. There was no accompanying mes
sage to explain the mystery. The collar
button was recognized by Mr. Hughes u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

We were lod into error by a usually
accurate contemporary in saying that the
Alabama legislature proposed To- prohibit
the women Of that State from wearing
shirt waists. 1t was shirt fronts. tights,
boomers or any other article Of cloth
ing usually worn by men. That IS more
like II. True. it would be bad on the
women not 20 permit them to wear shoes
or hats. but when they stop wearing shirt
fronts. they viii stop wearing mons col
lars and mems ties and that means less
friction i'm the 4; miy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

a Brownsville girl wants 20 know 81
a New York newspaper what will keep
hair from growing around the lips" one
way, Brownie. is TO make him Sit at the
other end Of the sofa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
Masonic Home Roard.

The sixth annual meeting OF ne bo"f IN
OF Governors OF the Masonic ii ,yn,,,es.
Virginia was held at the TEMPE "eule,
day afternoon. There were u,ppn,ord
r. ID J. Weisiger, @. @. Gooch, Johh -
Elicit. j. I. Brown, Gcrge II. Kay, ~.