The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
I6oob T,lMEs IN WARE ~, s,sll
Here u an itc,n US u IN tom. Il is
from taro editotlA column Of this Warretl

from tho e0lt0EleAs OOAuHH VI tilU WsaA Aea
{Hentlhel, 9i 81 i.4 "a
h Thursday Ok last week at the Parish
\ tArn, FOR tile purpose of examining
i amongst other things the condition OF tho
orchard. II was found free from tile San
liJcao Hcaio and III fine conditions The
lard, however needed Improving ana It
N NJ determined To plant 1t In COW peas.
ana everything was III apple pie ordnr..-
This rooms OF the pnupors wore found TO-
+ bo clean and Ia excellent sanitary condl4
ition and tho spaupets themselves exhibited
4 the good care and attention given thetria
After the inspection was over dlnnsr,
was yet down to and onjoysd AZ only our
Cedaryillo and South Nlyor represent,
Atlves could do. We hear q couple Of
front Royal youngsters (smAl weights)
were present and test flod grnndly to tho
excellence Of the Cuisine and did not
neglect the accomplishments. 5sa
The New Castle Record Is another Vir-.{
snia paper that has weakened on BRYAN 81 ms
& Hear it.S9 s.s 4 N i " III lS9 i M n
Tits amusing II, degree 20 read Editor
3ryan's Commoner and 400 how he tears
he old limo Democrats Ike Gormais and
Cleveland limb from limb. j 81 There caf DO
10 harmony IN Mr.. Brynns view OF II.
Ind no leader unless he hold to tho pcoti-
lar doctrine OF Bryan, which has been
tried and proven u failure. WE are UNI
able TO SEQ the consistency Of Mr.. Bryat,'s
thrusts at Cleveland. Nf,osc recent utter
(nnoes favored harmony harmony on some
kind OF common sround-whilo hr
Bryan holds out No hope. II would J Pc :,
z INTEREST," to kro wBwlother Mr.. Bry yam
eform element would be considered re- 81
b ,rm BY him X It were 10 be si.orn OF its
ee-silver fleece. j5 y u "a Il, MN
HEEP FOR FLUvArlkA. 3sls
This, Is from tho Midland virgtnlaln, 4 /
I'VE venture to predict that tho time
~ not far distant when aa many sheep
4 lambs will DO Slaughtered In this
ryGas are hogs and cattle at tho
e time. = says tho Mallory trade DO
1.-THE history OF the old country
proves that mutton Yis the poor mans
meat, and we can SEQ nothing TO prevent
this from becoming /; The Ersaesst sneeD
B! The above clipping was taken from 9
recent issue OF the Record Herald, Of
Chicago from the market report COL umn.3
We have strong belief in the prop osi-3
ton. 4, 3ss 81 q XII !sSiS
III II ali the dad capital that y locked
up IN our surplus lands In F1uvannaI we're
made available by herd1ng sheep. what O
change could be setrectAdi S5s /. 81,
..MUD TAX, in IS SHENANDOAH i.jas ].
1.-THE Bhenandoahsf Herald also thAsssiu seS.
iius: Pm a';7i' .,t.ss y
Good roads meetings have been held in
many counties Of tho State and here IS a
general demand for in1pr ovene nt OF tho
roads. M Even Mature herself has loaned
no little assistance to the enterprise. for
AZ ever. there was q season whom the mud
tar oppressed our farmers and others, Il
was this season. Many OF our roads
have been almost without bottoms for e
/ considerable portion OF the winter. We
! hope that the auther1t tesfar taking the
nrnn.r measures to secure the necessary
liegisla ton 6 bring about the much need.
"a simprovements XVI,
rHE PROPOSED AN IN 3 MEN
Here Is some plain talk about the Noon
Amendment It II from the FRANKLIN
0raphic: Il Il " 4s5$3St. }5} III
0YirSinia ana the entire Bouth has SUI
fsred much on account OF tho methods
used In cafsying elections, which methods5
have been approved by almost q unanir3
NOUS pesale in order that certain neces 3
fsary enas light be accomplish ed name q.
{ly.5to keep the negro out OF office ana TO
y prevent them from controlling the cleo
I tions IN Fcoun Ties where there were q ma
tortty. This condition no longer exists.
Il irhe bulk OF the vicious negro vote has =,
Rnen eliminated In every part OF Virginia.
ysith but few exceptions. and In these
exceptions they were registered by white
Democratic registrars, and every colored
ma and every white man who mas las reg.
tered under this new constitution, ought
I ~ be forever permitted to vote as he may
- 4, v0fA honestly
counted. The soldiers and their sons res
Z rardless OF their education or their power
~ have all been provided for.s and there
can be no reason, no sensible argum ent
A Sor the extension Of this understanding
clause. and tho only, purpose on earth 9ors
which it could betused would be- to acoma7
! nit fraud, Virginia. cannot afford TO be
politically dishonest any longer Tor the
nolItical necessity has been removed. we
owe it to ourselves, to our children. ana
- the unborn generation TO make " our
siections clean and pure. for with the
p neoe.sity removed It will bring disgrace.
rim and shame upon the people OF Wiz.
.,nia to be politically dishonest IN the
. future. OF even to make the opportunity
a som nit fraud easy. Lets have our e1e
tionat absolutely honest and from now y
. MT be1ssTe. educate our children to such
y ertent that they will be fully epie TO
meet the new condltlons' iG8, Nj sy53t3
nAmAoEa in GRE ENsVlLL
"a The 5Emporia Messenger says: the re-
cant foods have entailed q great loss 70
tha county BY the necessary work N
bridge building and road Improvement NJ
4 large number Of the bridges have been
"a rried away and these Will have TO pc
replaced conservative so est,ma !. oos
thousand or fifteen hundred dollars
q Il was f,rst thought that the road ]. levy
xo,,ld not be sufficient TO pay the cost
! ~ rebuilding but now It ls found that
susent funds b sey al mad nse ss
lew large enough to cover al needs,
2rHE LEE STATUE.
The Northern Neck News has ~, tnls g
.ay about the statue business. While, as
ago n st thess e eel Gsns.
raj Robert p, Lee In the statuary Hal
the Naona! oapltol ant e. ws 1ia%
ed il simply from the standpoint OF Vir-t
stnia's right to donate an efiigy Of her most
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