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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-30

TO CURE 4 C0xD IN ONE nav
 Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tabiets An druggists refund the money if it faiIs sn cure. P. V. Groves signature is on eacS ooA zscs wed-frf-mon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-30

GROVES TAsTELEss CHu.L roNrc Has stood the test Twspey.ffve yeara m first and original tastslsss chin tonis 70 eenta ooA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-30
Air Line Ry.

Ieave Arrive Daily Montgomery, Ala. Daily. -7.aoam III rtsboro, Columbus,l
 iRichland, Albany. Ameri-
 tcus Cordele, Jacksonville,i
 Macon (via Cordele). Sa-
 yannah and points East 7'55pm fyia Western Railway
 and Atlanta-) ..s.n iFor Raleigh, Norfolk, Oldl 3:20am s'4o~ (point Comfort, Petsrsburg.l
 lpichmond. Washington,l
 paItimore, New York anal
 lall points East Pullmanl
 lSieepers Atlanta to Nor
 lSoik and New York. DlningI
 Ear service on noon trainl ,.aonm from Atlanta s:2opm s:s0pm Union an seaboarG Ina hn
 Tween Montgomery and Fit
 lDavis. Solid train fori
 Union Springs; changel -peiightful Rail and Water trip to the East VI Hisks. C. A: S. T. Suratt, u. T. A. Mont Sornery. Ala. for full information, or Charles F. Stewart A G.. P. A, Savannah. Ge-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
AUGUST Sd In WORLDS HISTORY

431 b. c. s8
eclipse Of the sun noticed by ucyides eight days after
the first Aica under Arcdamus King Of Sparta at
the head eoponesian cnfedeacs and whilst Eerces
against Epdaurus
676
morning shaped like fiery pillar i'll England 1t
during months the conversion Of the
Sottis Saxors from Paganisn1.
Columbus embarked in the carack Santa Maria with two other
the aos
dalusia5 to find a Western continent.
The first laid Of the Bank Of England f
Fort scuyer,at head Of the invested BY the
British 'F. about 1900 under s. l sas1
The United States squadron Com Prebc attacked the
shipping and batteries Of Tpo During the action the Constitution
much thirteen wounded and kled three Of
the enetnys boats captured and three sunk. 8$s
.#@$
Prvatcer Atlas, OF philadelphia captured i'll hour
ships guns Planter guns The latter
was recaptured.
Fort Erie invested BY the British upwards OF 5000.
4 IA
Barrow Straits rediscovered by Captain Parry.
President Polk vetoed the habor BILL On ground
that and money
~ the exican ISL
Jacob Jones died Philadelphia, aged
eghtytWo He stood nearly at the head Of captains
names taking precedence. 8
Sue celebrated french novelist died aged fornine
Mysteries Of Paris The Wandering Jew known
everywhere. AS@
1864
attacked General Logans lines Atlanta,
back but the his position
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
SCHOOL BOARD
lNECHESTERFIELD.
School Fund to be Apportioned
Per Capita in the Several
Districts.
.Ysnst,,i = ~. 1,,,, !, !. Y, ~ \ !,

c14E ssrias i Is Augst
annual meeting Of the county school
board was held here to-day, nearly all OF
the members being present. The repor.
OF the finance committee, which met here
or, yesterday and audited and passed on
the school accounts for last session, was;
read to-day and adopted by tho board.
The report shows a balance in the county
treasurer's hands OF upwards OF $1,000
with which to begin next years work.
The total expense OF last session 8 w rk
was about $4,000. NH
III Captain David Moore was elected vice.
president Of the board for the present;
year, ana Rev q. N. Friend secretary.
The report OF the committee appointed o.
the meeting here IN July TO draft the
bylaws for the county board, 81 which
Mr.. Ben. p. Owen. Jr., was cl1airmans
was adopted, ono OF the provisions Of
which is that the board shall hold sc NIL
annual Nf11eetngs Oh tho first Mondays
In August and November. at the meet
Ing to be held here on the first Monday
81 November this year an educational
programme for the benefit of oil the
public school teachers Of the county Will
be provided, or arranged forp BY The
count ~ school superintendent. and a geii-l
ernl holiday for the occasion has been
declared, so that all teachers may be
privileged To attend. 3
The board decided that the county
school fund should be apportloned per
capitat TO the several nlaglsterial districts:
The matter of compulsory vacclnat ton
was left TO the discretion OF the individual
district boards It was ordered that the
trustees or Ettrlck subschool district. be
allowed IS each per year for their SER err
Vices, and that the county treasurer be
allowed d compensation Of one per cent.
for u disbursement OF the State school tIe
fund. 81 s55s 3S5 VI I a3s{ x Bt5 IS Ei
The county jail now holds about cis n
teen prisoners, two thirds OF whom are
charged with felony and awaiting tho
invcst igations OF their cases by o grand
Jury. The regular grand Jury terms have
not yet been settled upon for this county.
but there will doubtless be one ordered
for the next term, beginning In Septc ~. !.
Der. The long gap between tho La = and
tho next term Of the Circuit Court has
oocasioned . the accumulation OF much
work for the September term. 81
IA basket picnic will be held at Oak
Grove Acad DENY. in Matoaca District Y on
August nth, for the benefit q tivergr een
SundA school. s ;is ga VI ~ rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
NEW BOOKS PRESENTED
State and Travelling Libraries
Receive Valuable Additions.

u Following is a list OF books presented
to the Virginia State Library during the
week OF July 20 H
The married Iady's Companion, or 20 or
sMar,'s friend &: by Samuel Is. Jennin ss.
Solitude BY j. G. ZiHnle rman: TO which
lis added the life OF the author; ParleYss
Third Book OF History; The Young ~ an
Entering Business, Q rison Sweet Marden;s
The University#of Missouri Studies, the
ispernat ogenesiHS OF gAnax Junius, by ca r.
5oline AfcGiil !; Index Catalogue OF the LIP;
arary or the Surgeon-G eneral's once. e q.
S. Army, second serI es. volume -; York
Deeds, Book XIII Part 2, 727-172s; Stat
sutes 81 the United States OF America
Passed at the First and Second sessions I,
OF tho Fifty-eight III Congress. 1905 1904 !:
The Sertularldae. by Charles Cleveland
Mutt thsonia n
"a The following b oks have been pres sent
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. ~ oseph Bryan Tor
Travelling Library purposes: &
Lorna Doone, r. d. Blackmor IRE ne
Swiss Family. Roblnson he. Noonssone,
3JVilkie Collins; Heroes and Hero 3NYor =
ship, Thomas Carlyle; Fifteen Decisive
Battles, o. 81 Greasy a Study in Scarlet.
Conan Doyle; a Bacon's ESSAYS; Auto
biography Of Benjamin franklin; Last
Days OF Pompen. Bul wer; Black Beauty
Anna Sewell; The Days 8of Bruce Grace "a.
sAguilar; Laddic. y ss &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Lesson Of the 4 Strike.

sIf tho meat strike comes to the
worst" says the Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal, the country may follow the !. ex-
ample Of the Kentucky farmer who re-
tains his usual health and vigor by lin
iting HE diet to corn-bread and milk,
and that would not be such q bad worst
either" 1t is worthy OF note that the
good example thus set forth Is by q
farmer who lives in Kentucky, where
1t is snid that people are slow to drink
milk Or water or anything like that.
That, BY the way.
Tie old Virginia corn pone and but
tcrmilE and old Virginia hoc-calSe and
sweetmii!r are sufficient to sustain q
farm hand; not only TO sustain him, but
cases IRE on record to show that particu-
larly vigorous and hard working farm
laborers have fattened Sand developed
mighty MUSCLE on this simple and cheap
diet. Then when we ndd snaps, cab
huge, tlnck-eyed peas. butter beans, po-
tatocs, roasting ears and other Virginia
vegetables that require in the cooking
no more middling, shoulder or ham bone
than is or ought to be handy on every
Virginia farm at the nominal cost Of
easy raising, 1t is not hard to see that
Nirgin,ans, and. in fact, all Southerners
In tile rural districts certainly, and in
the towns and cities besides. ought to
be entirely independent Of the great
packing establishments that take advan-,
5tase OF all sorts of conditions. especially.
OF strikes. to make every day living
hard and high priced. q
With our broad acres, our rich high
lands, our intensely fertile lowlands. our.
vest rlnges for cattle and hogs and
otter natural advantages, there is no
reason, founded on common sense. why
Virginia should suffer because of q fu-
sture strike among the butchers and Y meat
cutters iii the West. sd.
There is certainly lesson In tho
Chicago strike for Virginia "a rm ers$ and
SNirginiil housekeepers. The question Is
will they learn it we'll and profit by IT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
BOY DROWNED RESCUED
AND RESUSClTATED
5fsnecIalito The Times-Dispatch.

click the seven-year-oldf son OF Meyer
Click, NJ prosperous merchant of this
town, while playing on the wharf of the 70
Baltimore, Chesapeake and IS. Atlantlc
Steamboat Company late Sunday after
noon, lost his balance and fell into the
cha mel. He was 3 seen : by MT. y enry
Crockett calling his father I, roW Z {,
across the creek from his home . ~ ms =
time the 3t little fellowSI99;WaB n under Inc
water.G1Ie was finally located by CAP
tain Crockett with his paddle, ana NE ~:
Henry Crockett dived and 3 brought " lEie
child to the surface. V. /. !, !. !, !,
After many efforts he was resuscita ted,
but IS yet suffering much. This Is B ! me ne
third person rescued at the same place
by Mr. Crockett this summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03

Instances Of the strongest national and
patriotic feeling?
The above are questions that the pa
5tr,otic voters, OF the United States must
answer for themselves on election.day In
November next. It would be well for
each voter In virginia to cut these aues--
stions out OF this paper and paste them
Iii his hat for daily study between now
ana election day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Fruit o. ihs Palm.

Drake's Palmetto Wine, q tonic LAXATIVE un,
falling specific from pure JUNE al the wonderful
Palmetto fruit Gives immediate relief and ali,
uteiy permanent cure IN all cases OF Catarrh,
S,omsch Troubles. F'latulency. Constipation,
Cohgested Kidneys and Inflammation OF Blad.
der, Seventy five cents at Drug Stores for Il
large bottle, usual dollar size but trial bottle
Will be sent free and prepaid to eyery reader OF
card addressed TO Drake Formula Company,
Drake Building, Chicago. IL, Is the only ex.
panSA 70 secure trial OF brakes Palmetto
Owens and Minor Drug Company. dis.
tg!buting agents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
DEATHS

July 3lst. at his homes
In, Cincinnati, DAVID LONG GRAHAM
formerly of Richmond. III
Burial at Cincinnati EsDAY, Au-
q gust 20. s. Il S,
ROBERTSON in.n rest Tues
4 day, August I'd, ut u ::35 q clock A. Mi
\. at the residence OF her ne phew. Mt. e.
ri. Burruss, N o.. 55222 vest Sra e. Street
Mrs.. HARRIET &. r ROBERTSON M elcti
or General J. n B. Rober tson, Of Texas, In
va he eight y-second year OF her a gel $3
Funeral RsDAf,. gust A. a i. l,
of the family5are invite TO a tend.
.8Sat his residence. No
4s2 West Main Street. 1,u esday,-, at
a I. clock p. NJ, ADRION5. nIDDICk, in
" the forty-ninth year OF his a &c.
Funeral al Cypress cha ne, Nanse-
mond county, 1'FiUFSloAia3S. q FTEi
NOON ~ x N u 3, xsE3
please copy. q. d 49l q a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
I Slow Telephones

Especial to The T1mes-D lspatch)
MONTPELIER. ~ \, a ugnst I. There
was am enthusiast ting %. the ~
place Saturday afternoon. who&are an l;
ious for the wires to be put w. Inc
posts nave been waiting for them 9 long
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
titrf-. w y 3ill.i' II 9. y. z IS
MARRIAGES,

5LLOYD-WRIGHT- Married, at the rest-.
3.ss de1,ce OF Mr. Eddie Phil ips. Sl2 China
3 Street, @ Mr.. HAROLD ssys VAUGHAN
Il. CY % to ID AiisE 8 BEsS IE sSEt LEE
WRIGHT, August LIST, 100 q, Fl q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Mills-Rice.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
MONTPELIER. VA. August 2'--A1siss s
Alma i Rice was married a the home of
her ia ther, Mr.. ohm Rice, Wednesday
evening to Mr.. Sam M Ills. s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
EEsTiViTlES. MARRIED.

1.-THE Odd Fellows festiyiti In opens
ing the new hall Friday night were tenn
aDorarIlyi ma rred by Mr.. J cry Carson suf4
sferlng a. severe attack of cramp cotic.
"a bottle OF Chamberlain,s Collie, cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy was procured
from drugstore and Mr.. Carson was
soon az good rs new. 81 and the work
went on.''-L Lindsay, Ind. Ter, Niws.
This remedy, Is for sale by all drug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
west Main street. last night at,aboss

. 422 West Main Street, last night at,abost
Mr.. Ritidick had beer III failing health
confined T. his room only. since friday.
app e s ana 6 fa' had been unaohscious
Mr.. slddIek was forty-nlne years Of
age and was d native Of Nansemond
county though l,s had resided he here for
he was one of the most valued travelling
SOLICITORS for the Equitable Life Assur-
All AT one time Mr.. Rddick conducted a
shoe business in Portsmouth n, and In tho
boom days he was a real estate agent IN
ss;alem another period ms
MI. Riddle,s leaves q wife. who was
Mrs Y II ShaSp. ofIvilning ton H., AZ tn O..
faa }he fo RiGaleE s saffok I'D
dick. Nanscmond; Mrs. y. w. King, Mans
senond and Mrs. ,,,;,, ng Suffolk
Chapel, Nansenlond county. for burial on i
the O:05 Norfolk and Western train to-
nna the @
s David Long Graham.
Mr nays os yr1 Z we'll T Tee afa
here in fsichmond. He came e this
section shortly after the war. and 1, lived
1 for many years At Granite =, Chester
.
developing the uuarries there. about
fourteen years a so he moved to Cincn-
natl, where he has since resided. His
death Is sincerely regretted by his many
friends here.
Mr.. Graham left three daughters and
ono son-- Misses Margaret and Martha
Graham. OF Cincinnati; Mrs Matthew'S.
wife Of pr. W. Z. Mathews Of this city:
Cincinnati. $s5 ICE a. SsRss
Mrs. Harriet G. Robertson.
Mrs. Harriet G Robinson, widow OF
at the residence Of her nephew, Mr. @.
p Burrus. yesterday morning ut half
past eleven, In the eglity-second year
OF her age.
at II. n, from the he'll house Use Friends sgg %
the family are Invited u attend.
George Whitlock.
Especial to The Times ispatch) Isl
whitlock, a former enpioye Of tho ches-s
apeake and Ohio Railway, died at his
home near Mad son Run. In thisacolnty.8
carly this morning, In the seventy first N
year. OF his age a wife and two children
Mrs. B. Johnson Barbour.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.) H.
ORANGE, VA. August 2.--Mrs.. Bar
bour, rcllct or tho late q. johnson Bar
bour, died at her residence. near Bar
louisville. Sunday morning, q ter a siort &
illness. In the sIghtieth year Of her.
and Was attended 81 a large number ol
friends and Srclatt Ives. 45l3ss VI l8
Mrs. Emma Nuckols.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
| S% MONTPELIER, IA, Il August 2--Ars.5
| Emma Nuckols daughter Of Mr.. II Jarnes 4
INuckols. died 81 Friday morning. She
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Advertise Richmond.

| J}isg=
In to-day'sg Times Dispatch we, are
printing a full page advertisement from
our sister city Of Lynchburg. This ads
| vcrtisement IS appearing not only in The
| Times Dispatch. but In fourteen other
leading Southern dailies. Such publicity
IS an indication Of a spirit Of progress
which means SUCCESS just as certainly as.
smoke means fire. or a preparation and.
opportunity riean achievement t. Lynch
| burg is TILED with energetic business
men who have laid hold of the principle
of advertising which is nothing more or
LESS than bringing to the knowledge of
lgothers the merits, opportunities or adj
vantages offered by the person. place or
Particle advertise It Is a striking COM
| mentary on Richmond Il that Lynchbulg,
should use Richmond's leading paper as
! d means for illcreasing the business pros.
perty and wealth of Lynchburg.
Atlanta las been long noted among
the Southern cities for its sef-advcrtising
and IT. view OF the extraordinary series
Of articles which we have been publish
ing in The Tines-D Dispatch, showing the
greatly diversified and successful fields
of business in which Richmond is en-
gagged, 1t only needs for US to begin
,sin,, ot,vert,sinr for Rlchmond's adj
va,t = ce.#t be as widely known as those
Of her more vociferous though not more
Messed competitors We have civic
Improvement Lea que. BY all means let
" 2.''1Ne : = ]. ..,....s. -
Ihel following from the Philadelphia
a Ia mos, "a :, \ ! / cro,,s
i, !, / ,,,, IN, nm, ,rr,ns q snpues Iva r.
n 8 ~ ID 3,, e C h -
say tl ne ~ :
ae'rcr % ~ ol ~ 'nl1 = - 1870
INC race Guest WI coi'.e y et.s ''eur
handling Itself. = mere IS any chahce
mat II WI cotilii't su'c'uo' we ute IN
| favor OF letting 1t alone. -.
-. 80 - -5=:-.-s= !,
oy tno Nas ..tl1s - 80
hanh'ock' t1'e iat'iuiNes Wy 81 ~
aPeaha pa '''u = ~ ot.'s'
streams, ihciuui''s ~ li'''t 50. = t's'
Potomac, are dong q great deai@ 20 Keep
| Virginia from caring continental
| 4 ~ T I 7 Ia y
whetherithe beef strike makes or breaks.
The freshIfish supply is great this year..
IA To- i !, he w,y - n,eaiber
III, .a,,,h N,ho,, =, ,r 80 -,
eut' t'iu ~ - u w ' t't ~ - ~ ~
| for corn, IT is Just right for cotton, and
When It Is rather cool for cotton, corn
| IS Just a humping.
-=7ss==s--====.5,=-
After careful study OF the same II
! ia INT natural 10 reach the conclusion
IN u, IS ,,,,,,,io,n n,,tfor,,, 81 !,
no,,cea HE far what Is doesn't saw thnn
,or wbat Il does saw q
-. .==-=- ==-=
As long as North Carolina clip her
i ,;,,c MIA dew, ~ t..nine nanc... do,nn
IL ~, -. 49,. J. u.,,, - $500 -,
~ 'As IL, 49, !. o' 10
49, $500 80 " y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
) Ms. FEn1lttlna 5Nucko1s.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
% MONTPELIER, VA, n August Mrs.
Emma Nuckols. daughter o Il Mr. lanes
sNuckols. died Friday inorning g. She
terment8 4 In the family burying ground
near Good q IL s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Patents to Virginians.

tspee!al nto the amas}
Messrs. Davis h and Davis, Washington
patent attorneys report the grant this
week 10 citizens OF Virginia OF X the fol-
Charles t. X. Eagle, OF Newport News,
for n riYet ma rker. . IL I, Y! ~; :
car door operating and Fastening device
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03

AS long as North Carolina clip her
ring hold down to 'nine-pence" dozen,
who the thunder is going to bother his
head about the butchers' strike in the
West?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03

After a careful study Of the same it
is but natural 70, reach the conclusion
thut the Republican platform is moro
noticeable for what is doesn't say than
for what 1t does say. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03

Somehow We can't help from thinking
that Mr.. Roo=evelts acceptance speech
is right good Democratic campaign
document. 1t at least shows that candf-
date Roosevelt is scared
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Ma ii Iohns;o,]11 .Barboullr.. I,

Especial 70 The Times Dlspatch.)
bour, rclct or tho late 3. johnson Rar-
5bour. died at her residence. near Bar
5boursyllle. Sunday morning, after a shore
Her funeral took place Monday afternooni
and was attended by a large number OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
MRS. MILES DEAD A &
Expired Suddenly Monday Night
at West Point.
8: 81 7,,v,,As,s;,or,iciated pr,

sg IN (t1y Assocta ted t1fess
syis 5srA ss dsa Hsat
heart disease She and General Miles had
been visiting their son, Sherman who is
General Miles was not, present at the
yo oiii. 81 toWT, YESTERDAY. He returned to-
day Mrs. Miles wa sixtyttWo years old.
she made a. number OF calls yesterday
and and apparently was IN her usual 5hea ith.
e RaSel weGs fel
I az amy hsr son, shsrfnan and her
rieces, Miss, T'ltcn ana Miss Hoyt, OF II
Mrs. Ms tf;, was the daughter Of Judge
Charles Sherman and a nlece3 Of the late
Eer1a tor John Ehernia n, OF Ohio, and Gem
;eral WI llianl5 r. HERNIA
fsS5 fty Associated Prose-
WASHINGTON d. CT, August 2,.-I,res-
lident Roosevelt sent g General NJ Hes to-
day "a telegram express We OF the ,syn1pa-
I'M 81 himself ana Mrs, Rooseyelt In the
zen eral' u bereaY ame nj b. Mrs Tiles was
We'll known to the, President and "a Rs
Roosevelt. who held her In cordial es '-
tenn. J, VIZ
OBITUARY.
Adrian Riddicls,
4, Mr. Adrian Riddick. q we'll known A 1,f g
,,ts,,r . nral solicitor died at his home, n o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03

And nes your Uncle Grover is going
down the Hudson 10 give Judge Parker
a few valuable pointers. a better pointer
artist than your Uncle, Grover never made
the voyage 10 Esopus,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03

As the blackherries depart, inc water
melons come In lust right in old yir-
ginia, Who carer a.snap fer the meat
packers strike. anyhow? in old Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
q A0ToE1I IL
Ba,,. 4. Tho Kind You Haya. Always Bought
ssa ]; lex2Azz1Sx
WEEKEND Exc RsloNs TO NEW
d. JE RsEY SEAS or RE- RE soRTs.

s RI, f, q r. r, r,
d Commencing June oath ana until sep-t
TENDER 10th, inclusive. the RI, II, g r.
r. r.. will sell on rlday. and Saturday of
each week, special excursion 9 tickets to
Sen Isle City, N, III at rate Of $40 round
trip from Richmond. Tickets good going
only oil, date of sale and for return pas
sage leaving destination not later than
Tuesday following date Of issue. Apply
ticket agents r., II. t& u. RI r. 5
wv r, TAYLOR, Traffic Mana ser. I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03

Judge Parker. the Dempergtic party
has nominated you FOR the presidency"
Eyes. so have heard. Why wouldn',
that he enough as notification cefe-
| mony?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03

OBITUARY.

(. Mr.. Adrian Riddicls. q we'll known llfe
insurance solicitor, died at his home, y o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
: George Whitlock.

Especial to The Illness Dispatch)
i GRANGE VA, August Mr. George
apeake and Ohio Railway. died at his
home near Madison Run. In this county.
early this morning, In the seventy-t iret Il
year OF b Is a sc. a wife and two children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03

5SEGenetai Kuropatkn may be a strategst
IRON way back. but 1t will be many a
long day before the rising and sin com
Ing generations OF stratesists Will consent
10 adopt his methods
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03

Any old thing in the way of weather
suits tho South. When 1t Is too hot
for corn. tits Just right for cotton, and
when it Is rather cool for cotton, corn
IS Just a humping.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03

All Unsigned communications will be
rejected.
Rejected Communications will not be
returned unless accompanied by stamps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03

b BY tho way: James River, the Kappa
hammock, the l'amunkey, the Dan. the
Chesapeake Bay and IL number OF other
streams. Including our half interest in the
Potomac, are doing n great Zeal to keep
Virginia from caring continental
whetherithe beef strike makes or breaks.
The fresh fish supply is great this year.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-16
Making the People Pay.

One of New York's tailors, famous
now for a score of years. made for.
tune by his claim to being the most
expensive man in the business. He
always managed to charge more than
any of his rivals and was proud of
that distinction, which he never
failed to impress on his customers,
who presumably were Indifferent to
expense.
Now new hotel is going to strug.
gle for the same sort of reputation.
sT shall not charge more than from
10 to Is percent more than the other
hotels of the same class as mine," the
proprietor said. "and l don't think
Americans will object to paying it.
have always found that the wealthy
people are Indifferent to price so long
as they feel they are getting their
moneys worth. So / don't mind tell
ing how much more than the other ho-
tets l shall charge"