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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Shepherd siveth His life Tor the sheep.
St John, y, l..
Here are blessed words. They are not
new words, but they are words OF COM
tort and of hope. You will find words
like them often in the Bible. and even
in ancient heather books Kings, priests.
prophets and judges are sometimes called
shepherds OF the people David. the
s.!I9e. o. Isaac. also called the
shepherd OF Israel" But the old Hebrew
better Shepherd than David or any earth
~ king or priest-of a heavenly and al
mighty Shepherd. The Lord Is my Shep-
herd says one. Therefore shall not
want" And another says: He shall
feed his flock like shepherd. He snail
gather His lambs in His arms. and car
ry them in His bosom. and shall gent
-ly lead those that are with young" This
is blessed news indeeu, good news Tor
all mankind IL there had been no more
than this. But there Is more blessed
truth still in the text Tor in the text
the Lord Of whom those old prophets
SPOKE. spoke tor Himself with a human
voice upon This earth OF ours and de-
clared that all that they had said was
true; and that more still was true. ~
am the GooG Shepherd. He says And
then he adds: The Good Shepherd Civ
eth. His life for the sheep
Consider these words and ponder over
the endless depths OF wonder they con-
tain! Is 1t not wonderful that God
should care for men. should lead them.
guide them. feed them and condescend
TO be their Shepherd? Wonderful. indeed.
so wonderful that the old prophets would
never have found it out, but by the IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

NJ. Ro.nson's 5eoi vas made pure
an III. a. so2es heI ed and azaes and
pa rs OF -heGnas.sn stopped bg taking
on y S oott.e OF 3. 3. r.. = ,hlush doc
tors and "a eat medic MS md utterly
failed to cur Inn
Mr. Rob.nsoa sure is Only 4 sample
case. as men, wurrsn and ch 1ren are b.
ing cured in every state ~ 3. 3. 5. FIR
rur ~ ng the o Old cav re nae x free
from eru?t or< and rosy W IN evidence az
pure r.ch blood. No sufe ar uzsi longer
des a-r-heIp IS at hand-Hn matter nov
III ny d!scourage men.s you may have met
witt Botanic Blood BAN O. 3. b
cures permanently and qurky- So oy
all drug stor>s, with compete directions
for home treatment, fo.- 81 per arsa bot
t.e. TRIAL treatment sent fee and pre-
naid ~ ring FLOOD R1LM o. 176
Mitchell Street. Atlanta. Ga. AMI melt
enc VIZ De sent at onca Describe
r-ouo'e .nl free med ca advce ven.
Over 5000 vo'un -arv ties. mona of cures
bv using B'ood Balm Thoroughly teztes
for 80 years r z. z IS fee from N =
era ~ vereta9le -otson r. 2, B. hu 'ds
~ rhe b-of-7 d.w7 constitution and I'M
proves the d g=st-on-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
tors of exped!ency."
And vet some people are surprised thai
we plain citizens DO not 'fos '.,.1n.,as
derstana the situation IN the Philippines.
IN, IOi,I, 5

The -Danvirle Register says:
The Re-ister hoped for and desired tne
election Of Mr.. Bryan. but 1t never oai c.
,sa,ade,t,v ax7,ect thu result With US as
with many others. the wish was la'tiei :.
the thought
The Roanoke Times says: ~
..rbera was q no tab,e lack OF interest ~
tho camna;yn. a marked apathy that was
not relieved even on the eve OF ciie ei ~,
ton. No one seemed 10 care "hetnei .i'-
voters were registered or not, 10
transfers wsre obtained. or wnSther us
SOS akars invited here were give" o.
audience or frozen out
THE result OF Tuesdays election VII
b..ng but little surprise to any one. 10,
fe,w there were who seriously 2eHe'eN
that Bryan would be elected
And SO we could quote to the sans
eff ct from many other Dernocfahc ne vs.,
papers. Democrats went into the confess
without hops. Thy knew IA; thSre wa
no chance TO win with Bryan and tTt {
silver. party leader in virginia SAD
ons before the election that with t'fStn,
ism as the issue, Bryan WIS the 'loSl:a'
victim
The Baltimore Gun L. i-Si'S''''''A- -
Maryland b ing in tn, Republican column
both this and tine previous election. Its
influence threw the State into the Repuo-
| can cesspool four years ago. and the
slime could not be washed on now. Ihsl'
are many who are So unseneroHs IS 20
say lneLt hau the sun no. n--4-veu 1t cou.,.
redeem tn State. it would have stuck 10
It's former friends.-CharlotteSv Pro-
gress.
That is the reward to a great newspaper
for putting expectancy above conviction
Thu plain purpose O. the fifteen h amend
ment was to insure rs publican control o
Southern States by putting their govern
n rts into the hands OF the freedmen
under the lead OF Adventures from the
North. OF course, 1t failed, as it was sure
10 do, as soon as the army was removed
from States whose white vot5rs-,h
brains. CAPITAL Intelligence, and soc.a.
.nfuence-!had been repressed by the bayo-
net Will b ing pillased by white rascals
IN control o.. back ignorance. 1t has been
a total failure for nary quarter OF a
century, and the Almost universal sent
ment OF the American people, gardles
OF party, condemns II as a gigantic "a
c-uci bunder-cruel alike to both races
and incacu.aby Injurious to the whole
country-WashinSt Post.
True enough, ana the Northern people
know it. But they have not the mora.
courage to undo Their b.undar. Hence the
South is solid against the Republican
party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
AI.rt,,,;M ,Tu.

Colonel Richard F. Wynne, OF Fort
Worth. Texas. who has frequently enter
ta.nsd Hon. VIM, j. Bryan al his home.
recently said in conversation with a news
Paper man. tha: he would no: be surprised
g see NJ Bryan go into the Presbyte-
rian ministry.
ghicsSc correspondent says that the
rscsnt decision of Judge Pusaeli, In this
city, that married woman car be con-
stdsred as the head of the house, Is hailed
WITH WI dslish; by the woman suffrasists of
illinois, -
Mrs. catharine W. McCul:ocn. author of
!. Nj Lex. says: THE opinion Is just
: II woman is engaged in business, and IS
u reality the head OF the house. there Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
OUR RELIGIOUS sCoNTENPoRA


The petition. THY viii be done" Is not
a mere expression of submission, and a
Willingness to let the viii OF God be done,
because we can
THE SPIRIT have orr own way
Ct FRAZER. 1t is an earnest.
positive prayer tina;
His wise and holy and loving purpose may
be carried out, and that no thought de-
sire or effort OF ours may IN the least stand
in its way II THAI brings sorrow, NOR
titica>ion, sacrifice, then 1t tries the
soul to utter the prayer; but /, is an OPP
portunity to give greater praise and honor
and glory to God. And the Responsibility
is that there be not the least faint OF
doubt or objection. What more beautiful.
passage in thsre in Scripture than that:
Is EphraiIn my dear son? Is he
pleasant cn-.dl For since l spake agains!
nm, do earnestly remember him still:
therefore my bowels are troubled for him
| viii surely have mercy upon him. saith
the Lord.
So is he even TO Us as father tina,
pitch his chIldrea.-Southern Church.
man.
What w!erd sound comes across the
water In the twilight as the bell swings
on the buoy which marks the hidden reef
By day and by
THE WORLDS night it rocks and
WARNINGS. tolls its patient
kindly warning. /.
IS as II the very sea itself would speak and
cry. "BewaTe! Certainly the world does
not IAN to tell us Of our voyage. We have
thousand solemn warnings and swinging
hetls hat tel. Us not to come this way o;
that: TO walk not in the counsel Of tbs
uneodiy, nor stand in the way Of sinners
nor 81; IN the scat of the scornful"-Cen-
iral Presbyterian.
The work among the negroes would
alons suffice 70 justify the maintenance OF
the Board Of Missions. Here ofore poltti
BAPTIST MIS- tasonisms havs
SION WORK. greatly hsndered
the successful pros
scut:on Of this work: but these are sub
5 ding, and there are indications hat on.
co.oreG brethren arg becoming more ac
cessib!e t. thsir white brethren. And
. hen once ,hisEdoor OF opportunity. which
IS ALREADY ajar. is flung wide open. whsl
task will confront he white Bapt:sts of
the south.-Rels.ous Herald
No Methodist can sign a petition for any
saloon or ren, property for use in the.
'4quor tralhc WithoGi violating the law of
his church and con-
lEI HafDlSl>S AND science. The indig-
THE nation and dtsers.
LIQUOR TRAFFIC. of Conference
ought to prevent
the presence IN the body OF any Metho
dist who will hire his houses for imnora:
purposes, provided The rent is prompt
The J5wish Church would not allow a
shekel to come into the treasury of the
Lord Ii the wages or profits of vileness.
Better for the preacher to fed on cold
pone and herring than on viands tainted
oy the touch OF corrupt man--Christian
Advocate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
.,MEs BUILDING.
TENTll, AMI BANh4 SlfSEEis,
RICHMOND. VA

THE DAILY TIMES Is setse es , ~ . ..,.y
Is a.a, -. Tor 10 cents = week.
ans.i pad weekly. but ~ GEMS ~. =, PET !,
n,on.il. .,nen pau Monlnis. W .s.,, n.a, -
,,......,, S.,.,u d yral-a1iyM nefe All no
MI ,...,..s, In reading-1natter type.
4, esn.s l. ,u.slis,ng RACES Tor space fur
At is...nI uy u1.s.t, cneck. pcstc.fice order
or REGISTERED ietter. currency seat ny
3,aa;i !. al Ire r1SB OF tns sStuSi.
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.Ph,,,,,. 81. -oia rhv.ies o.,. EuI.niiaI
Kn,,rns. New 'i.hoae Vi, Old Phone :io''
aauress ai communications ana .oi1s-
eyo,,,,.rlcc TO ne .iin.S Se.u-oa.iy.
.,t,t.riuien copies free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
NIUNY0N' S
DOCTORS
RE

There are thousands OF p. people p,set T tais
a1s2 Maysn @ s2snsa shs 55Ss5
IN The wor E 5xa tber en 70 give exami-
leading co sn5 ,a als 'A sbsoiuseiy FREE
charges Tor telling you wsq che You ao have but
au.oksssfa f MY nartcuars of your case TO
Prof, Munyori. Broadway and zotn: 'st.'
4> Wn, ly Remedies Mt all Drug SITS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

General Macarthur. in the follow ns SEN
tence, explains why the Fiiip.nos are OPP
osed to benevolent assirn.lation:
TT is more probable that the adhesive
zinc pc comes from ethno osical homo
!eneity. which induces men to respond for
-i--o q 'e aD"ea!s of consangu neous
leadership even when such acton is oD-
posed to their own Interests and convic-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Hanna says. .'If I could find the mar
who first suggested me for President in
1904 viii kill him" If Mark runs in 1907
he may find that the man who started
the pall q rolling may be the ultinlat,
cause OF reversing things
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Colonel Henry Watterson may now re-
peat his memorable editorial OF 1896: If
the heat and passion of the campaign
We have gore so far. as to cali anybody
son-of a-gun, we~bes leave to add that
ne was and is L son-of a-gun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

The city of Richmond mas decided to sell
a mule on the grounds that said animal
. VICIOUS. mean, ncorr!s bic, unmanaSe-
abe and dangerous. AZ. these ep u4ets
we're published in the papers by way Of
advertising the sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

The Red Cross IND its corps of trained
nurses might now move out in Kentucky
as TO get there in time for that ofE-ial
LII.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

The young Wasterner who has Just
lroken out as a poet may congratu ala
himself that he is better off than the Eel
Nv who has Just broken out with sma..:-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
THE SUNDAY TIMss. sI.;.o year.

THE WEEKLY riMES-issued and
mailed In TWO parts, s1-UU year =!
Haii-anyySher IN the t+nlteo St-ilcs
All SUBSCRIPTIONS gb.. mail payable IN az
vance. Nalah Inc iaoS. on Spat iat,o !,
81 you live ouI OF Richmond. ano Sets" iisn
your subscription e8inres, so you Gu ie-
new before tie paper is stopped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

The man who IS al! broke up on himself
VIII sooner or later suffer the evil effects
If his accident
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

who iaat.r /, witt, soci,t. ;.ems and per
sonaIs. but must urge thai al. snch DC
xer1i over the signature OF Lbs ger deI.
All Unsigned COMMUNICATIONS WAY NC
ieCted always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Coin Harvey predicts riots, distress and
dire results Did it ever occur to Coli;
that these predictions and suggestions
coming from one vino tried to do all tn
damage he could. have a tendency as
much as anything else to encourage such
things?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

alt R,ver WI! BE- as full of craft as New
9~k harbo- af.e~. ,-wa-'e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
t'LUToCEa1Y nH DEhGCKiCY-
WHICH?

In his manifesto published since the
election. Mr.. Bryan says that what he
stood for has gone down in last Tuesdays
election, but that the contest between
Fiutoracy and Democracy must go on
Until one or the other completely tr umPhs
to the total destruction of the other. Mr..
Bryan is not content with the almost
Incredible injury he has done the Dsmo-
cratic party. but by this announcement
'e notifies the world that he intends to
ontinue ag tat:on for his destructive
lseories unity he utterly destroys the
democratic party If he can only get it
o attend to him.
It Is SO much the fashion OF the day to
nix about a contest between Phutocracy
and Democracy as an actual and existing
.ond.t on of things that il Is about time
men vino regulate their conduct by the
r nciples of common sense should take
he subject up and make. some statement
( just what there is in it
What is meant by the statement that
,ur political party stands for Democracy
While the other stands for Plutocracy? Is
meant to say that the Democratic party
as no wealthy men n It's ranks and does
.ot want and will not have any?' Is It
meant to say that the Democratic party
a party OF pa:upers, that t rejoice3 IN
he fact that 1t is. and that 1t will. IN
event, admit into its ranks any man
rho is not pauper? If Ill 8 Is not wnat
meant, what then is meant? If the
lrty is wiling TO have men oEHnins
.operty in its ranks, Tow many Of such
en- will it take in, and how much prog
rty may man own and stl be mem
" of The Democratic party? All OF tnese
Iestions must be answered ii IL is 10
= held that the Democrat! party is OPP
,osed TO the party Of ..Plutocracy." The
.terra:ive is forced upon as OF saying
lat We propose 10 be a party OF paupers,
else L we intend to allow men Or
coperty, or must say how many o. such
men may come in and how much prop
..y eacn one may own. The bare state
lent of the case shows the ahsurd.ty ol
tempting to organize parties upon any
4ch d.vislcn.
both parties want men Of means in the T
INKS, and neither could make Il sho~ins
y an election that would De considered
/. neither had men OF means IN their
anks.
We have heard and read more nonsense
4 the past year or two of some people
,ant.ng TO put the dollar above the man
IAN We have heard upon any other sub
ct in a life time. Nobody wants TO put
,ia dollar above The man, but ali sensible
zen want to get all of the service out OF
ne dollar as mans servant ulat can be
ot out of il In our natural state we
ra as uncomfortable as the beasts OF
he field. The dollar is the embodiment
II labor that has been performed and
las been treasured up. That stored iator.
wisely applied to our necessities. mod fies
he rugged conditions OF natural life and
makes them endurab!e and productive OF
omfort. All wise men are struggling,
therefore,. to get the aid Of dollars 10 I'M
prove Their natural conditions. The DOL
II IS, therefore, mans best and most
.seful servant, instead OF being his mas,
er, and all wise men ara a all times
eek-ng its aid to help them in improving
her natural state and condition.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

1t is now stated that $4,000 is offered fo'
a seat on the Stock Exchange in New
York It appears that these chairs com
as nigh as that, OF Senator from
Montana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

The Hon ]. Sterling Mo-:ons general
advice seems to be to nominate a mar
in 1904 who can get enough votes to gel
elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

.'Hells Hait-Acre," in Newport News.
cau5ht tire. I n S sounds natural.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Mark now declares he has nothing 70
10 with the appo ntment of the Cabinet.
rhe. American people are said 70 have
zig mouths. but everybody's swallowing
gear is limited in size
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

MANCHESTER BUREAU.
CaRTEt l.i.l I, -STUItt.. ND. Jaw
Hull STREET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Pork has made a b s upward moven mt
Probably the result of so mucn roofing
lar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Their is prospect of having New MAJ
as Secretary OF War.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

The Rev Hen.ey, OF iorkville. S. c..
,vho brought grave charges against
druggist by way OF prescr -bing for the
soul, got in return bad pummellng as
/ prescription for the body
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

While the vote in Kentucky is locked
UP in the ha,.lot-boxes 1t 5 TO be aofeo
he latter VIII not be ned up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

The gang 81 e.eyen men now at work
On the city rock pile had hard luck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

1t is now claimed that Teddy held up
Van Wyck's ;ce-trust reply, fearing it
would give the Republicans the cold
shoulder at the polls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

PETERSBURG AGENT.
MRS S. &. HUTCHINSON. IoaibAhD
SHEET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

" tn the csil...ua ,-JiI y. lne fun dinner
pal the Thanksgiving turkey will prob"
.oiy regret the re-uit-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

If they have that reorganization per-
ormancz in New York we are opposed
% letting Croker even shift q piece OF
;ccnerv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

In all the newspaper reports we have
seen no animated interviews from Admiral
Dewey. The Nsw York City Council has
decided to demolish his arch. and Mrs
Dewey sits nike Patience on monument
smiling at Grief
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

It Is said that heavy vote was polled
n Utah. THIS is easily believed when it
is remembered that many OF the voters
nave several wives who naturally advise
,hair husbands 10 cast tier ballots in
i fferent directions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
TIL. GOD., Hrl HEAD.
fSalacra,j

am tho Good Shepherd. The Good
Shepherd giveth His life Tor the sheep.
ST John, y, u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

If some of the candidates had eSertec
themselves in the right way to be elected
as they have to learn the causes OF Their
defeat. the result might have been dif,
ferenL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

There's at least one man in Missouri!
no doesn't appear. to be conce:ted. He
as this s:gn over S livery-stable: When
looking For JIcsasses Don't Forset Us.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

B-yan appears to have carried sixteen
,tates. There Il is aga.n-16 to !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

THE MAILING LIST is ONLY PElST-
ED ABOUT EVERY Ten pa ! ?:
THEREFORE DO Nci FEEL lEEsSl
IF The DATE OPPOSITE YOUR NAME
ON THE LITTLE PINK SLID IS SO1
CHANGED AS SOON AS THE SUB
SCRIPTION Is RENEWED.
WE DESIRE To Call TIE ATTEN-
TON OF ALL PERSONS SENDlNG
POLITICAL NEWS AND OTHER COM
MI NICATloNSs TO THE Ie MES 70
THE NECESSITY III SIGNING THEM
THE RULE OF THIS PAPER NOT TO
PUBLISH. ANY ARTICLE THE NAME
Of WHOSE AUTHOR Is UNhNOWN.
REJECTED CONTRIBUTIONS WILL
NOT BE RETURNED UNLESS ACCOM-
PANIED BY STAMPS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Those who have undertaken 70 ~. y
New York city politics will pfoos0'S
with the. Hon. Andy Freeonndi' ~
sad refrain: I'VE meyer kno"so "'<'s
was UP against"
II Mr.. Bryan accepts that place on .
| newspaper. staff he may have an oppot-
tunity to write paragraphs ABOUT Soiiie-
body else
Should the Hon. william Waldorf as'or
persuade Mr. Croker to renounce america
and Angc.ze himself. few tears WIZ Ut,
shed over Dicks departure tor Europe
tbs time.
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1t is not known whether Mr.. fetusre"
new party " L be popular or Popullst'
Castelane and Howard Could together
seem capable of keeping the Gould family
advertisement running steadily
1t is now declared for the tenth tune
that the war in the Philippines will be
pushed. But who " II do the pulling?
-----7--:-----
An exchange asks Ii Agunaldo VIII run
N 1901
MI Dehs declares the streets VIII be
running VIII blood in seeking conSo!a-
ton. Mr. Debs S not the only man we
nave heard Of VINO got himself in 4 con-
''-:nn that c."s~s a fellow TO see things
that are not there.
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If the war tax is TO be reduced the first
IN f,T n
.Stu!,.
It Is said that heavy vote was polled
n Utah. This is easily believed when it
is remembered that many OF the voters
nave several wives who naturally advise
.lair husbands 10 cast tier ballots in
different directions.
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1t is now claimed that Teddy neld up
Van Wycks ;ce-trust reply, fear ns 1t
would give the Republicans the cold
shoulder at the polls.
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While the vote in Kentucky is locked
up in the ha,.lot-boxes 1t 3 TO be aofed
he latter VIII not be ned up
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Mark now declares he has nothing TO
10 with the appo ntment of the Cabinet
The American people are said TO have
zig mouths. but everybody's swallowing
gear is limited in size
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.'Hell's Hait-Acre," in Newport News.
caught tire. I his sounds natural.
Pork has made upward movem mt.
Probably the result of so mucn roofing
- 4a'e -------
The CITY of Richmond mas decided to sell
g mule on the grounds that said ANNA!
- VICIOUS, mean, ncorT!s pie ullniahdse
var, n,,t,,Snad IN the. papers by way Of
.,a,,a-, s.,s t,a sa1a,E
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The gang 81 e4e'eh men no" ae "o'
On the city rock plLe ,lslu hiiu iueA-
TIC Paw Han of yorkville s. c..
.'ho orouaht grave ''ais e9 a5ai"''
dlussise ny way u - 50 D''7
s0u'' go ~ ietut II d D''a
l plesci4p'i Nl loL ZIG Douy-
" III the y,n,...,.a..,jiI u lne fun dinner
pa ''ie 1'talt'>7 's.,,7
10y 90 - ---
Bryan appears to have carried sixteen
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There's ri least one man In missouri
no doesn't appear. to De conce-teo. re
as this syn over sivery-staoe: hes
For il clSaSSeS, Don't Forget Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

If the war tax is TO be reduced the FIRST
hing To DO relieved should be soothing
ySIu.,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

one of the ST attest stands ever mad
sor riy,,,za lion was the aewss.etand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

A. voter In Maryland said he voted 9
punctured ticket The document wa
probably fixed that way so as to take tn
wind out of some of the b:owing cand
dates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Mt Debs declares the streets VIII be
running VIII blood in seeking consoIa-
ton. Mr.. Debs S not the only man we
nave heard Of VINO got himself in 4 con-
-:on that c7sres fellow to see things
that gre NOT fhara
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

It spsaks well for Mr. C.eveianu
nlent that he denied that inter -. 49,,
the Landslide for IS to b fore the land
side the other way came down WIZ :
crash
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Z The Hon. AR. Hogs. Ex-Governor o
Texas. who an unk!ad newspaper declare:
1. an eloquent orr o. with his mou'l
shut, Is sad to advocate repetition OF
his experience "a ther than abandon 10 70 4
r his advice Is. accepted. the Hon.s Mr
Hog win probably share this opinion with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

It wot,li be. VIII TO save one Popu.'st as
a souvenir before 1T is discoSeieo 1''i
there are none lest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

The work among the negroes would
aions suffice 70 justify the maintenance OF
me Board Of Missions. Here .ofore poIti