The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

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Incurred, but all good things are expcn-
sive>
The primary is the only practicable
plan OF ascertaininG the choice Of Demo
Gratis as to candidates. and 1t Will oe
scarcely less than disaster for the
party to repudiate it now. that it has
been adopted.
The ApDonlattox and Buckingham
Times says that the very favorable ard
remarkable tobacco season which the
people Of that section have enjoyed dur
ing the past week has brought on the
Lynchburg market such glut that
| many Of the farmers Will hang their
tobacco again. while others are shipping
to Farmville and Richmond
Richmond has also had a glut OF to-
bacco. and the tobacco dealers of the
city have learned a lesson. Richmond
is q good leaf tobacco market and she
cal. do an immense business With the.
farmers ii she will only put herself in
position and seek the trade. But she
must have the facilities for handling to-
bacco. and her buyers must patronze her
warehouses Wien tobacco is offered for
sale 1t will certainly not help the
Richmond market to make the impress
sion upon the farmers that we are not
able to handle their wares when they
come here to trade
No man ought#to be held responsive
for the shortcomings of his remote an
cestors, ana it was real mean In that
New York paper to bring up the fact
that Pierpont A1organ's grandfather was
a poet of the spring ballad variety.
Somebody ought TO measure the City
by The Sea and publish It's dimensions in
the local papers. The Norfolk Dispatch
says: The only thing that is the mat
ter with Norfolk Is that It's people do
not know how big city they are living
in
When that Z ge4cy mn4cn is keeping
tab on the non-church going church
members get through with figures and
get down to reasons why there is
going to be some fun.
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The Postmaster General has decided
that female. clerks who got married
must give up their johJ in the depart
rnent. That is what most of them marry
for
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When an ilu4aaa sIieiiiI loses his
prisoner to the lynchers. he at the same
time loses his Office. to the coroner. That
Is the law.
'.IIit the line nard. SAID President
Roosevelt to the Philadelphia school
boys, But he had no reference to the
color line.
The cost of arbitration is going up
into the big figures. bur SO far no one
has informed US what fund the cost is
coming out Of.
Our blessings are sufficient to make I
every day thanksgiving day and not
have US bunch all our gratitude into
one day. as on yesterday.
When Mr&Mu gets home lie will I'M i
dertake to answer all the questions he +
asked while with US. and that Will be a I
lifetime job for him.
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Venezuela had better MOI bank too |
heavily on the Monroe doctrine. It was
not promulgated TO hide all kinds of
sin.
again Respectfully referred TO the ar
bitration commission.
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No more football this year, and for
for this also we were thankful yester-
day.
The busiest man III the world to-day
Is Mr.. schwab. who is kept busy get
ting rested. Strange. isn't it?
Krupp never made a cannon as big
as that one out In Illinois that is going &
to be shipped to the Speakers chair next
year.
The long looked for decrease in the
pension list has again been postponed
for another year
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We will see now how President Palma
goes about settling q strike President