The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
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ozoMuLsIoH is on SALE AT all DRUGGISTS.

dale law removes this dnloulty and puts
the rich and poor on t no Same level Tho
poor man can run In the Hame ra ce with
L his rich opponent, and feel secure from
all fraudulent efforts to defeat him, un-
der g faithful execution Of the la W.
& And then, under the operation of this
law, there can be no trouble about the
5questo Of tho States being under the
exclusive control OF an honest majority
of the people, instead OF being ruled by
politicians who seek only the spolls OF
office and their own ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The
government will be inat the hands of the
white people ofsthe State. and only such
voters who may be qualified to exercise
athe privilege without abusing t. It will
be happy day for Virginia when her
elections may be based upon a safely
honest footing, and when the cry: Of fraud
may be no longer heard y NAH 1. Fl
8Slemp is Loyal. 4. 4 n 3s3S3 i
fi The Pulaski New-Review has the fol-
lowing 6 "a wy 55s lsi Ri
1--WE are glad to see It stated that
Campbell slemp. the Ninth District reps
Sresentatiye In Congress-, heartily favors
placing General Lee statue In Statuary
Hall In the national Capitol. AS he can
push this right with Il less ofrense, we
hope to sec him have It placed there very
soon, j,l
5Bryan's Mistake. 5,
# The Norfolk County Times says:
lWillIamfJ. Bryan makes q grieYous mis-
take when he continually alurs at Grover
Cleveland Mr. Bryan dolb tless has an
Idea that It Is a popular thing to do.
ybut%If popular at all 1T Is so only among
Mr.. Bryans populistlo associates nnd we
venture the assertion = that cleveland is
stronger by far With his party to-day than
Bryan. Is & $$$$tf ys ~ g
,GaYety Of Nations, 8i 58s
~ The Norfolk County Democrat smiles
The Richmond Tlmea,D lspatcha in
speaking Of the work that is being done
< for the Exposition, states that Colonel
SnDlck 3, Marshall and ,Alyah H. Martin,
34the Republicanglea der OF the county, are
standing shoulder to shoulder. for once
political limos were disregarded,"9 1t adds,
Here we have something else that adds
to the $gayety OF nations. and really that
flor once Is {excrutlatlngly funny. 2ss
Manufacturing Farmers,
Point News gets Off the following /,
Times have changed and we changed
In them" There was "a time when. the
farmer made as vel as raised the aCti-
3cles he y used q Ma chinery has changed
this. and concentrated capital and la Dor,
so that the farmer8noW buys much that
he eats, 3 to ST say y nothing Of what he
wears and uses-henGe he la often
drained Of money. We cannot rsVolu-
stlonlxe the present, but We can utilize II,
Farmers can become to some extent
manufacturers. They can have cannerlss.
BY co'operatlop they can put up, own
and control 5canneries In thelr5mIdst, and
not only realize profit on what they
raise, but also on the fruit and vegeta-
bles they can They do this out West,
and farmers prosper beyond measure
Farmers can lso be m anu factureTs OF
brooms, An expert says: '.rhis can be
done on q large or small scale, Ere
auen,ly Il would be found adya sous
to work up o small crop into brooms on
the farm, The machinery for ma sing
brooms is inexpensive and easily man-
aged; and many a farmer with q knoWl-
edge OF the use OF Implements, could
probably makeup during the whit
brooms enough to supply the local dei
mapd. There should DO broom factories
IN every county In the State, Glouces-
ter Edltor, SF 5l}
Not a FactIonal Matter, 53,s
TO make q long story short, IT was q
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