The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Wants a :Dispensary.

q Wants a iDispensary. II.
The Warren Register has the follow
ting for O lea der: 4 IL III III 8S8s5A 81
S The Register has always taken q de-
h cided stand against. the sale Of int oxi-
eating liquors In THE town, especially
town derives n o benefit In he way Of e.
"a revenue, I'd II LIQUOR mus Ind Will be Esold
a in Front Royal (and It seems to be OF
& q necessity VIC can see no re ason ~ ny
IS the town should not be financially ben
q Gifted by its sale. /. II 5. 4ss9s
5$ We haYs lived In Front Royal for I'VE.
81 years under a local option system and
Z We know whereof we speak when we
A say there Is more liquor sold and cons
81 sumed here now than then we n first5
came here. The town authorities \ have
Il sndeavored to- put a stop TO It. but the
traffic goes onSjust the same the church
and the temperance people have de-.
& nounced II from the pulpit and on the
street corners. hut we see the same old
A business being conducted at the same,
old stands and In the same old wa 5s.
Sd The Register Is not posted on the work.
Ing OF o dispensary. but the question as
presents itself to us now, is Ell Their for
s. that system Of handling liquor or resort
\ to the saloon, and we believe OF the least
OF the two evils we would favor the dis,
pensary, I II. as we are form cd the Dill
& is SO drawn as TO control the liquor ira 6!
ne 50 as to STAMP out ne aya y n ~
X sad failure and the Ssa loon. syst tenn would
have to be resorted to-, " hlch m g great
4 measure puts the licensed mar on
alert for illegal 4 AMI unlicensed sellers:
z II whlskey and drunkenness must lnte Il
gour town we favor q revenue from l.s
sale and a strict enforcement OF the town
ordinance for drunkenness. s5fi S3
at2uana Met A r0i, : a n rilGt 81 ft5siti
ss Under the headline. Rip Van Nv lnkle
sgAwakes,n the Buena Vista Advocate says;
III 1t is a matter OF much pleasure to see9
Z through the assistance OF DR.. Rowe, the
sbuainess men OF the town awaken to the
possibilities OF the future and our city,
IA Business MEMS Association has been
formed, and this, we believe. will be the
N VIVA what is needed Is for this association
X 10 keep hammering away ~ the Ter
not for a week or a. year, but for years.
ana In this way the result will be sur1--
q prislng, 81 D i, s5s, 3, 8. y q.
lng pays'-perslstent advertl R-and 80
&c Will be In our case. ssS jsa 4 S
Capital ta coming into the Stats. every
4 week, and by Judgment ana ! udlclous adj
gyertising we can get some OF V, 5s3
LOCALIZED Primaries, x
\ 81 The Eastern Shore Herald mildly faYoFs
egalized primaries. It says'
I. A bill has been offered In the teglsla-
ID turet to provide legalized primary law
ior the state. The Norfolk Democratic
Convention favored such q scheme-at
least, It was put through when the con-
y Vention had almost ad5ourned, y there
ire to be primaries, 1t Ia much better to
II have the Iegallzed form, With q istrlp agent
ballot law there will be fewer obtsctlons
10 che plan than existed regarding the
I jlipshod method heretofore sFnplo yed, ~
FOLK, viii have q hand IN drafting the bill,
This Ia unfortunate 81 s3s
= Pc Men Now,
The Clifton Forge Review has soIne,
\ thing TO say about the Cam pell case
NJ and here II Ia; IN n Nv 81 FIN y