The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
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edifying and Inspiring meetings you ever
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ence the brightest educators Of all sec
lions OF the country, earnest. honest ana
5consecrated men and women, who are
doing all that Intelligence and character
can do for the promotion OF the cause
i Of popular education, and X you will sit
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slons. you Will be charmed and edited
and your doubts Will flyF away. Come.
up and make an honest investigation
Tor yourselves, and then II you are not
satisfied. h II you believe after hearing the
discussions and after talking with these,
men,. that they have some sinister motive
in Wow; that they are trying to do US
harm. then 60 back and continue to fight
All that they ask OF YOU ID to come
and see. N i,i III
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e That Is an Unusual kind of q strike the
wotkingmen are engaged In In Holland.
The strike Is general with all Glasses OF
workingmen: there Is no complaint about
low wages, and shorter hours are not de-
manded, but the strike Is simply q general
protest OF the workingmen Of the country
against proposed anti-strike laws. 1t Is
somewhat In the nature Of q peaceful
revolt OF the people against tho law
making body OF tho country. It can
scarcely be hoped that this so-called
peaceful revolt will remain peaceful, for
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constant danger Of the strikers and the
government troops coming In conflict, and
the moment this liz done the strike be.
comes armed rebellion, which the gov
eminent viii proceed to put down; as
speedily as II may. CIR III 81
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Theo rise IN the price Of cotton Is worth 'tl
millions Of dollars to the Southern peo-.
Pile, and has made them very chirpy and
happy. True. not all OF the profit will go
TO tho planter-no, !ndeed-but he will BIO
benefited, especially II q ten-cent rate
is maintained until the crop now being
planted Is ready for the market. Y a
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NOTHING short OF a primary Will sat
isfy the people as to the mode OF SCI
lecting candidates this fall says the
Lexington Gazette, In reference to the
county canvass. mo short cuts viii
( be countenanced BY the people or the
committee" 1t adds. u 5t} 4;
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FL The tobacco planters Of the Connecti-
cut Valley are perfectng plans to build
warehouses and market their leaf on the
cooperative plan. III i5s 9 a I'll
@ts Dalrying on a large scale Is carried on
4 In that section. and has been successful
for Ave or six years.
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While passing through South Dakota
the other day the President made twelve
speeches within tho day. South Dakota
I is windy State. and Mr. Roosevelt
caught the inspiration. H
The Hon. Mr.. A1aybury just elected
mayor OF Detroit. is out as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for the
Presidency Michigan Is not the kind Of
State to get Democratic nominee from,
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It may be little consoling to Mr.. 8In-
gals to know that the woods are full
OF men who would rather be the president
( Of the Big Four Railroad than be mayor
of an Ohio River town. H a n 3ss3, IA
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5E The new Chinese minister was accom-
panied to Washington by forty-two Chit
&nese diplomats and twice as many costly
Oriental rugs.
u Ex-Presldent Cleveland seems to be OF
the opinion that st. Louis is about as far
West as any sensible man need want to
so. {1fs5 Ut Az \
The putting OF the "a bblt-foot on the
Danvlle saloons was quite surprise
even to the Prohibitionsts and the Anti
Saloon League Of that town. 4,
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1t begins to look as II railroads cen-
tering In Richmond, Norfolk and Lynch
burg will have to schedule a few s'jug
trains, Gts f q !. y 4 # IS .s5 3i#a
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On Its way to and from st, Louis, Mr..
Cleyeland's train will not sde-track at
Louisville. and Mr., Watterson viii have
to continue shooting at long range.
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The Hon, Hoke Smith. OF Georgia, mas
brought out his spade to take part In the
final burylng Of Colonel Bryan. M
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There Ia more Prince Albert coat than
President in. Mr.. Roosevelt's latest pho
tograph. II 4 I'll lf
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a The Stock Exchange and all Wall Street
will take two days holiday, They need
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The fast automobiles continue TO make
business for the coroners and surgeons.
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Z. With ia Comment or Two.
The man who knows says that when
tho apple trees bloom on the dark OF
tho moon 'all hades can't XIII them.n-