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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01

Judge Galloway Brown. OF Bedford
county. the Democratic nominee for the
State Senate, is opposed by Mr. j., a,
Wilkinson. OF Rockbridge. the nominee
of the Republican party. Mr.. Rowland
D. Buford of Bedford county. formerly
a resident of Lexington, has announced
himself an independent Democratic can.
dtdate for the Senate. There lis. no ques..
tion here. but that Judge Brown will
be elected 1880
For the House of Delegates from Rock
bridge and the city OF Buena Vista, Mr.,
Roy G. Mitchell. Of Brownsburg. is the
Democratic candidate. and Mr.. John NJ.
Quisenberry. Of Lexington, the incum-
bent. the Republican candidate. Mr..
Quisenberry was elected two years ago
by about 300 majority. butsclose observ-
ers now think that Mr.. Mitchell will sbe
elected by good majority. Both gem
tlemen are favorable to the Mann liquor
bill, but this question Is having very
little to do with the campaign. although
Rockbridge has safe majority In favor
of the measure ,sssts- "a
For the House of Delegatesa from the
district composed OF the counties OF
Bath, Highland and Rockbridge and the
city Of Buena Vista. Mr. Samuel w.
Sterrett, of Highland equity. Is the DEM
ocratlc nominee. and Mr.. A. w. Rever-
comb, of Highland county. Mr.. Sterrett
will carry Rockbridge by a big majority.
He is native Of this county, and has u
wide connection.
The Republicans did not nominate for
district officers. They are making their
fight for the Legislature candidates. and
they are on the "still hunt for voters,
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% = ~ j -NAE 80
and the general election will simply rati-
fy the decision there recorded.
In Norfolk city the Republicans are.
making determined contest this year.
They have. they believe. a fighting
chance. although after their Ions
lethargy toward local politics puts for
midabla odds against them.
Mr.. Floyd Hughes, a son of the late
Judge Hughes. of the United States Dis
trict Court. and Mr.. John F. spann are
the legislative candidates Of the Repub-
lican party in Norfolk. Both are able
men any very popular. They will make
a good showing at the polls.
Mr.. Hughes was interviewed to-day.
He told representative of this paper that
the placing of ticket In the field this
year in Norfolk is the beginning of
movement as broad as the State In its
Significance. In every city and county,
he declared, the Republicans would or
ganize and contest every election. here
AFTER
So far as his own chances are con-
cerned, he stated that both he and his
running mate are very much encouraged.
They believe that the split In the city
Democracy will give them far better
chance of winning than they would other
wise have.
Members Of both r,e Dey and TrehH
factions say that they have no fear OF.
the election OF Republican Ticket and
the Trehy men say that while. owing to
the methods employed in the primary.
their support of the ticket may not be az
enthusiastic as It possibly would have
been had the Dey faction been fairer,
they will not knife 1t in favor OF the
common enemy. Messrs. S. s. Lambeth
and w. H. Gum, the candidates of the
Democrats. will very probably win by
handsome maJorlhes
In Norfolk county nobody is certain
of anything. Mr.. Hugh Johnson and DR.,
n. 8. Etheridge. the candidates OF the
Straightout faction, believe that II they
get fair count they will be elected,
along with the remainder OF their ticket.
The ruslonists have in the field for
the House, Major y. W. Owens. the
present Norfolk county representative,
and William G. Parker. They are confi-
dent Of their election. aud the present In
dications are that despite the splendid
fight put up by the Straightouts, this
will be the outcome
Both are able men. and -dajor Owens
already has record In the House, which
his untried opponents on the other side
have yet to make This will be the first
year Norfolk county will elect two dele
gates
The electoral board which Is to say
whether the Straightouts are to have rep
resentation at the polls or not, has not
yet held meeting or intmated when It
will meet.
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HOT IN HIGHLAND
a Hard-Fought but Honeytly- Managed!
Campaign.


Especial to The Times-Dispatch1
MONTERREY. VA. October 31.-This
closes one of the hottest county CAM
paigns in the history of Highland and yet
it Is conceded by all to have been con-
QUOTED fairly and honorably on the part
of all. This Is due. perhaps. to the fact
that the men in the field are all good, up
right citizens. all of them worthy of sup
port and confidence.
For the House of Delegates Highland
furnishes material for both parties
Messrs. Sterrett and Revercomb.
For Commemorative Attorney two are
III the field: j. NJ. Colnw. present incum-s
bent, and E. H. NIcclintic. In his candi-
Jones Is opposed by w. H Vance. of
Stonewall.
j. Ed. Arbogast. present sheriff of the
county. has as his running mates Robert
Wiley of Mill Top, and II. G. Graham. OF
MCDOWELL.
Tho most Interesting struggle perhaps,
Is between the half dozen competitors for
the position of commissioner of the rev
enue They are J. r. Shumate, from
Stonewall District: j. A. Whitelaw and
L. Il. Beverage. from Monterey; j. Lee
Chew, Brit Gum, and N. B. Woous. from
Blue Grass. The county has been effect
raly canvassed by each. and every voter
is urged to be on hand. BY dint of the
Interest taken, many have registered who
did not apply at all last year, and soma
who did have renewed their application.
The complete list for the county, as shown
By the registrars books. Is as follows:
White, 1872; colored. 2l: total, 1,153, and
1t is safe to assert that the entire poll,
or very nearly so, will be out on Tues
r d /. t u . .
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CLARK. PAGE AND WARREN
A Close Fight for Senate, with Advan.
tage for Fulton.
to The Times Dlspatch,)

FRONT RoAAl.. VA. October al.-In
Warren county there Is no opposition to
the Democratic ticket for county offices,
except the fight between ]. 3. Compton.
present incumbent. and G. w. Lake. for
commissioner OF tho revenue, which 10
waxing warmer each day.
For the Legislature from Warren and
Clarke, Hon, r. S, Blackburn Smith, pres
ent incumbent. has no opposition. In the
Senatorial contest in this, the Twelfth
District composed of Clarke Page and
Warren, Mr.. Nj, j. Fulton. OF Warren.
the Democratic Nominees Is opposed by
Mr.. G, L. Pritchard, Republican, OF the
same county Each candidate is putting
in Sgood work. and while the Republican
candidate will poll a large vote in Page,
the Democratic vote OF Warren and
Clarke will give Alr. Fulton walkover.
1t is only Il matter of how much FMlton's
majority will he.
Tho Republican organization OF this
county, which WAS 10th to endorse Mr..
PrItchard, are out in circular letter
erdorslng him. Democratic speakers are
stamping the district for Mr., Fulton ana
urging tho vntprs to tho polls. but they :
are sprinsing no State issues In the dis
trlct. l5 a4fE} fs4 ssit8 lsi53s& 4;i
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A CLOSE CONTEST
Interesting Condition In horthumber-
land and Westmoreland.
Especial to The Ttmes-Dlspatch,)


HEATFIsVILLE. VA, Oct. s1.-The po-5
lltical contest here Is the closest and ono
OF the most interesting that has ever been
known In this district In the first meel--
ing between Mr.. Palmer and DR.. Sydnor,
which was held here October Sd, to de-
eide which should run against Mr.. Crabbc,
Westmoreland's candidate for the Legis,
lature, tho @ght was hot and close and
although DR.. Sydnor won, 1t was by u
very small majority. In the general
primary held on the following Wednes-
day, Mr. crabhe received majority of
three, which Is probably the smallest
majority ever received here by q Demo-.
crate ss bs1@ aNe nm ssan%r which
few days later. three votes We're eliml-
mated from Mr.. Crabhes majority, thus
putting him even with Or, sydnor, Al
though MIR, Crabbe has Withdrawn from
the contest, the situation Is still critical
here, ms the fight is heing holly contested
BY Mr., William ~. Harris, the Repub-
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IN PITTsYLyANIA
A Pretty Fight With Democrats, Repub.
Iicans and indeperderts 10 Field.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
CHATHAM, VA. Oct. 31.-The cam
paign, which closes Monday night. has
been very quiet since the primary In Au-
gust, which previous to that had been
one of the warmest waged In Pittsylva-
mia county for many years. particularly
for county officers.
The Mann bill was very effectively used
before the primary and with very
al % the the b
The nominees for county clerk. sherlt1
position. Mr.. "; .. Duncan, nominee S,. nee for o.
I Semones. independent. Both are very
popular and making close canvass.
Mr., Semones is county chairman OF the
very si hopeful Of his election. as it is be-
lieved he will poll almost the solid Re-
publican vote. and many OF those who
voted against Dpncdn n me conntv
Chairman E. s. Reid feels. confident Of
Mr.. Dunoan's success. and his friends Iiet.5
predict his election BY, a large majority:
Of his friends are hard ut work for him.
In two revenue districts the regular nom
inees are being opposed by INDEPENDENTS ls s,la
Major George T. Rison, Democratic
Dr.. w. B. Boyd, Of the citlzens' ticket.
mIonwealth's attorney for Pittsylvania
county which office 10 filled ~ the m m;sS
esteem in which he is now held by the
people Of his county win be revealed by
the large vote he Will receive and we'll
in having such an able representative in
the law-making body of the State:
Messrs. Pannill. Bruce and Gregory.
Democsatic nominees for the lower house.
win receive Q large vote notwthst g
lev iss on citizens ticket and w. T. Lewis.
Thomas Neal Williams. Colonel Vincent
A. Witcher and Colonel G. I. Keats. In
Colonel Colonel Keats has spent many days
canvasslng the county and appte1a la.. very
,dIct that Witcher and Williams will be
tho fayorte independents c runners tb Pc
r eeT pemocratic ticket will be very
mhch scratched. Tho Mann bill has been
used very little since the primary ana
viii have very little effect upon the final
result.
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Will sweep
STATE TUESDAY.
continued From First Fage3

Lowry.
Tazewcl and Buchanana-J. r. Royal.
Washington and Brlstol-W. NJ Phil
alps and w. H. Brooks,
.Wythe-W. T.. Hillenberg.
Dorothys Gail to Arms.
The vote In Richmond city will likely
be small, md there - but little interest
LII the result, which can now he easily
foreshadowed In favor OF the Democrats
Chairman Doilerty, Of the City Demo
cratic COMMITTEES, yesterday iss1ed the
following cali to arms:
Richmond, Va, Oct. 81. 1903.
10 the Democratic Voters or Rfchmonds
On Tuesday next (Novcmber 3d) the
people OF Richmond will be called upon
to- elect their representatives in the
General Assembly. In the primary held
on the 2M OF September the following
nominations were made by the Demo-
cratic party:
For tho senatc-A. q. Harman.
For the House-Charles ]. Anderson,
Edwin p Cox. Samuel l.. Kelly, o. 3.
1'homason, Charles NJ Wallace, Jr.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court-E. P.
Howclle.
The full Democratic legislative ticket
has opposition, and 1t behoovcs the
Democracy of Richmond to give the same
strong endorsement to Their nominees
III the general 8elect1On LnaCs was ac-s
corded to them in the Democratic pri-T
mary Our opponents are making a
vigorous fight, and arc endeavoring to,
get out as large a vote as possible. hop-
ing that the Democracy will feel 80 safe.
in their strength that many Democrats
will not think it necessary to go to the
polls on election day, and in such q con-
tingency our opponents are expecting
success. The endorsement which our
In fho nr{ yna fa al =,
evidence OF the appreciation entertained
for their fitness and qualifications. and
sn order for the Democrats to give re-
newed and practical support to the ticket
they should all vote next Tueraay.
Respectfully. ssS.s,
JAMES B. DoHERTY.
Chairman City Democratic Committee.
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TENTH DISTRICT
Sensational Fight on Strictly Party
Line. II
lspeclal to rhe Times-p Ispatcll..

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. yA,,. October all
The political situation In the Tenth
Senatorial District Is being fought out
on strictly party lines. Tho candi-
dates for this. honor are Judge
F.. 8, Tavenner. OF Woodstock recently
nominated by the Democrats of the dis
trict. aud Mr.. Robnrt j. Walker, we'll
known Republican lawyer of Mt. jack
son. Both gentlemen are residents OF
Shenandoah county, although Judge
,Tavennsr iS8a native OF this county. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
NORFOLK CITY AND COUNTY
Republicans Making 4 Determined Fight

Especial to The Times Dispatch.),
NORFOLIS. VA, Ocr. Sl.-ln Norfolk
county, practically on the eve OF the gem,
eral election. the political situation Ia de-
cidedly interesting, In Portsmouth, the,
absence az a. contest rendera the election
Of Colonel William H. Stewart a GER
taipty.
So far as tho successor of Mr., Bland
who declined to. run again for the House..
Is concerned, tile primary decided that,
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tin next Tuesdayssis that for the Office
OF clerkship between Mr.. Harry Burnett.
the Democratic primary nominee, and
MIR. T. A. Pace. an independent candi-
date for the position. This week the
city has been flooded with circulars,
claiming support on behalf OF their re-
spective sides, both by Mr.. Pace and
Mr. Burnett
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IN RocKBRlDdE
The Republicans on the Still Hunt for
Votes.
4 (speclal to The Times DIspatch,)

LEXINGTON, VA, Oct. 3l.--Very little
active interest is being taken In tho po-
litical campaign OF Rockbridge Tho
first political speaklng is advertised for
next Monday, County Court day, Hon.
ton now dean of the Columbian Law
School, OF Washington, d. c., and Hon.
Greenlee ID. Letoher, former chairman OF
lRockbrldge Will address the Democrats
and Captain Pat II. Mccaull, of the an
ter,al reVenue department. Lynohburx.
will speak to tho Republ lcans!
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HOT FINISH in
HENR|CO COU7NY
Continued From First Page.)

and frequently brother against brother.
in the face of such a condition 1t is Inn
possible to predict certainly unwise.
There Is good deal of talk and some
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Remarkable Campaign.

CHANGING back over the campaign rs 1t
appears atits close, It may he summed mp
as one of the most remarka BILE political
upheayals that have ever diyideA the
county. Something more than mete per-
Committee is pitted against the County
Committee and much hangs In the ball
Ance. And all the while the personal fea-
ture has been emphasized. too Zach
candidate has been vigorously pressing
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Warm Fight in Staunton,
STAUNION. VA, Oct. al.--What prom
lass - DO the hottAst aj,ht Of the cleo
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Roth Isl DIES Confdent.

q y
The last event before the election will
be two final meetings to be held on Mon
day night. They will probably be OF the
whooping sort. being the last chance for
the boys. The Brauer forces will gather
In Barton Heights and muster there, In
Todd's home territory, such strength as
1t can. Senator Barksdale will be back
from Halifax and will speak again. AT
Gifert's Hall, in Bakers Precinct. the
Todd people will assemble for last rally.
The usual speakers will be present-Mr.
Todd, Mr.. Rufrin. Mr.. CoaIter and the
others.
After this theru will DO an end to It,
The next morning Will be election day.
and the two candidates will appear at
the polls pleading their cause. Both are
are smiling and happy. feeling sure that
their efforts will be crowned with sue
cess.
I'VE have canvassel the county," they
say in effect. '.and tho people are with
us. The Todd men are standing solid and
the Hechler voters, with scarcely an cx-
ceptlon. are transferring their force to
our side. This will give us an ample ma
3ority over Mr.. Brauer. We are, there
fore, absolutely confident of n successful
issue to tho fight We have made. II
no OUTSIDE pressure nad oeen Drought 10
hear on the people of Henrico we would
have beaten Mr.. Brauer by a vote OF
five to one. AS 1t is we will win and with
o good majority,
The Rraler people also express them
selves as being confident OF success, TIL y
realize that they have a tremendous fight
on their hands. hut think they will win.
They, too, have canvassed the county
and rallied their forces behind them, They
look to election day to show triumph OF
their cause and arc living In this hope
and expectation.
Mr.. L rauer's Claim.
.'IndlcatIons from all parts OF the coun-
ty,n said one of the Brauer managers last
night, lead me to believe that we are
oil tho eve Of a. great triumph for de-
mocracy, Strong personal prejudice at
frst created opposition to the decision
of tho State Committee, the highest party
authority, but time and sober reflection
have created a decisive change In senti-
ment and voters feel In honor-bound to
accept the decision of the State Commit
tee. believing that the eternal principles
of democracy are best subserved by a
strict adherence to the mandates OF duly
constituted authorities. - si :
Remarkable Campaign. II
CHANGING back over the campaign as, 1t
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cHRYsANTHEMuMs.

American Beauties, Pink and White
Roses, Carnations, Nlolets and Lllies ot
the Valley In large quantity at
MANN & BROWNS,
No,.5 West Broad Street.
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MAN ABOUT TOWN claARs-
G, d. Hutzler. S
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.NeWH Waist Values.

7VEWE3 w c7ISE V6lIUCS.
Extra values in Black and White Taf-
feta Waists, cluster tucking and q, 20
fagot trimming, full sleeve, at p1,4Os1 \
n White and Black Peau de Sole Waists,
with cluster tucking, in vest effect, and
stylishly trimmed in straps OK
and silk ornaments, at...E.. .pO.4O
Allover Lace Waists, in ecru and
white, made over silk, with CO 81
silk ornament fasteningss, at. DO 80
Handsome White and Black Peau de 4
Sole, with fagot yoke and collar and
three large medallions set in front,
filled in with French knots, c., %
at .....j. ........ ...s.s.... ~ -
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1903-09-10

Walt for the big show September %.
The best Sunday dinners are at tn,
Brown.
We carry thl best school shoes
made. Red Front.
Call and see the new couches inst
unpacked at ID. r., Smiths.
f. w. Scott and wife went to Den.
yer Friday for three days stay.
The finest line of rockers ever
shown at Kemmerer's Department
store.
Hosiery and underwear department
at Harry Il. Shaw's was never SO
complete as now
Mrs. X. u. Thompson of Wood
worth, La, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. P. Davenport.
G. II. Ramsay returned home Sum
day after a month spent In eastern
markets. purchasing fall and winter
stock.
Ed O'Neill of Denver has bought
the Westover ten acres north of La.
Sale, has put up new barn and is
otherwise improving it.
Mrs. j. Gladstone and family re-
turned from Estes park Thursday at.
ter four weeks stay. They made
the home drive in one day.
See our assortment of black dress
goods, brillianteen, French pruneIla,
granite, wool crepes and many other
new things. Harry ii. Shaw.
Farmers, now while you are selling
your grain please do not forget to call
on Fuller & Orr and pay some on that
account. 1t will be very welcome.
Judge Fosdck of Fowler brought
his daughter to attend school in
Greeley early in the week and both
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Pl
Davenport.
A. Hielscher, for seven years To-
Gated at Victor, Colo, has opened up
a new jewel!y store IN S2l Main
street, in the same building with G.
+. Porter & Co.
Grand Junction Peach DAYS next
Friday and Saturday. Now is the
time to put up the fruit. Get them
at Mack's grocery. He has the larg-
est and finest line in the city.
Frank Gibson and Howard Fritz
have ten acres OF Onions in partner
ship, north of the water works.
They are very good average and
Will make the boys some money.
d. B. Buick, just west of Four
teenth avenue, has i've acres in cab
bage that he expects to go twenty tons
to the acre. An acre OF onions, a
third OF an acre of cucumbers and a
fine lot of parsnips furnish enough
work to keep him out of mischief
this season.
Grand Junction Peach Days next
Friday and Saturday. Now is the
time to put up the fruit Get them
at Mack s grocery. He has the larg-
est and finest line in the city
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Wait for the big show Septembe %.
Fresh oysters. any style. The
Brown.
Music at the Red Front opening
Friday and Saturday.
Outing, tiannelettes for wrappers,
waists and kimonas, all new. Harry
Fl. Shaw.
Inc largest assortment of cOuches
ever shown In Greeley at Kemme1er's
Department store.
Rubber tires, steel tires, new axles,
tire setting and fine horse shoeing a
speciality at Fuller & Orr's.
W. B. Claycomb is putting In a new
meat market at LaSalle, just west of
the store, and opened for business
last Monday.
Fancy Scotch suitings, French
knotteo vailles, Zibalines and many
new things in the dress goods depart
ment. Harry H. Shaw.
Farmers, now while you are selling
your grain please do not forget to call
on Fuller & Orr and pay some on that
account. 1t will be very welcome.
Miss Leila Frazier, cashier at Levin
Bros, went to Windsor Tuesday az
ternoon owing to the death Of her
little nephew, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Florance.
Grand Junction Peach Days next
Friday and Saturday. Now Is the
time to put up the fruit. &c. them
at Mack's grocery He has the larg-
est and finest line in the city.
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Greeley Produce, Wholesale.
Little Locals.

Wait for the Zig show September %.
The best Sunday dinners are at the
Brown.
tor clean dressed poultry call at
Marks market.
All kinds of repair work done at
Hudson Bros, East Side.
For all kinds of second hand furni-
ture call at East Side furniture store.
Della Meredith Of Denver is visit
ing Miss Isabella Churchill for a few
DAYS.
Ladies' shoes, childIen's shoes and
boys shoes in an endless variety.
Harry Fl. Shaw.
Miss Margaret Harris, trimmer at
the Golden Rule store, returned home
from the east Sunday.
Administer, velvets, Brussel!, lin
oleum and mating, all in the carpet
department. Harry II. Shaw.
j. II. McGill, who lives north of
Seely's Lake, threshed last week, his
twelve acres of oats yielding 700
bushels.
Miss Beesley, late from d. B
Fisks millinery, invites your pres
ence at the opening September IL and
II. Red Front.
Wait for the big show September %.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1903-09-10

A l6O-acre farm, Monday, Septem-
Der IA, twelve miles northeast Of
Greeley. Horses and implements.
j. A. Patterson, twelve miles north
east OF Greeley, about two miles north ,
east of the Gill s. Decker ranch, adj
Joining Mr.. Wadl,a's ranch, Septem-
Der IA, farm. stock and implements
l have two large cattle ranches for
sale in Wyoming at a very low figure.
This Is a banner county for raising
cattle COL. @. p. KEMMERER,
Greeley. Colo.