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Z AnfoarskAa signs.
3 those ~ hoS {,siSts against rs great odds

Ito those VINO SllBntE against great OudS
ltforsa.g gogA reNlaa to those who make
Iismah '4JeeiH hlngsFin good work. there is
encouragement alid Q,nsptratioenn sin the
! meetings which were held in New York,
Rchmotd and other places on Friday
night in the Interest Of international arr
bitratlon. Only a little while ago; CONS.
paratlvely speaking, those who worked in
|tho.jnterest. oftthis cause received scall.t
attention from the general public, and
we're looked upon as kind-heartcd, vision
airy folks whose intentions were good.
but who were idealistss and striving II FOR
the unattainable. But the movement in
the interest Of international arbitration
and universal peace has now assumed the
most dignified proportions and Is &roccg-
nIzed as one Of the greatest and mos
beneficial and even one of the most prac-
tlcal movements of the twentieth: cen
fury. Sensible men III all civilized lands
now recognize that war Is brutal bar
barous and expensive and never to be re-
sorted 10 until all, the expedients of ar
bitratIon shalltl have been exhausted II
| is not to be inferred from this that war
! is afsthing Of the past; 1t Is not 70 be IN
| ferred that nalinns will promptly: disarm
| ana agree to settle all their disputes in
court, ,sbut gigantic strides have been
made in tho direction Of peace. and can
at least be said that year by year the
civilized nations OF the earth are getting
farther and farther away from the dan
ger Of war and nearer and nearer TO
peaceable arbltrament.
There was a time, and IT not SO
| long ago, when temperance advocates
were looked uponi as fanatics, but tho
temperance cause has made wondrous
progress within the past few years and
1t numbers among its most ardent advo-
Gates thousands and hundreds Of thou
sands discreet, practical 3men,swho recog-
nize tho evil OF slmmoderate drinking.
| who recognize tho necessity Of exercis-
| ing the strIctest legal control oyer tbe
liquor traffic and Of using al fair ana
| practicable methods Of reducing It's evils
to the minimum Sl III
Much the same comments might be
made on the movement TO control grea.
corporations. to prevent them from AFRO
! CANT assumption and toScoMpel them to
operate In such a way as to promote
| rather than TO inJure the public inter-
| ests Americans are a good-bearted, toll
Grant people and they will submit to q
! great deal, but they ARE also " just and
sensible people and when abuses IN any
direction arasrecognized, when tliey be-
come convinced that reforms arc needed,
those who arc responsible for the abuses
lmuy well become alarmed, for they Nil
surely he taken to task thseys$w Y Il surely
be called to tho bar Of public opinion and
tried for their aoffense, and II fo1Id' guilty
| they viii be dealt With as they deserve.
I rhc eternal principles Justice were
4 never 50 well established and SO gel,eT-
iully recognized as they are inStho begin g,
| ming of this century AND ,meassHllo 1lnFs-
ldertaks TO violate ithemRin any way viii
/ sooner or later be brought to terms.
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Bears ID. The Kind YOU Have Always Bppgt
S'ss !; la13zzz1N !,
REDUCED RATES VIA Rn F.. a II. r. III,
/ ACC COUNT cHRi sTMAS II o LlDAYs;i
3 fai$Iig GEASON 1904 ~ l,3

3 Rate-Fare and one-thlrd FIR tho round
trip between all points, Richmond to
Washington, Inclusive, Tickets on sale to
the genera! public December %. "a, Is. 20.
81. 1904 and January 1, 2. 1901, final limit
January "a, 1905 y . students and teach-
.ers Of schools and colleges bresentins
and guaranteeing certificates signed by
the superintendent. principal or president
of such institutions. tickets will be sold
ut Tie above rate. December 18th ia 24th.
.inciusiyc;s good returning until january
8, 1905 ApplyAto ticket gag ents II Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
~ =. .s1s2iss h 81 w, Il TAYLOR, s
Traffic Manager.
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>N~NN~N~1
Trend ,lI1I Of Thought :
z In Dixie Land (
N~~N<~Ne~N~r

Austin (Tcx.) Statesman: The PROPOSE.
ton 10 reduce Southern representation in
Congress is one that is most unjust ana
unreasonable; but therc Is no occasion for
any Southern newspapers to get overly
excited regarding the matter. Tho gross
intuatice or the proposition Ia being appre-
clateti even thus early by many OF tile
tlser'ii and Eastern papers, and they
are not hesitating to say openly and
above board that tho whole idea IL wrong
and It's enforcement would be little short
OF persecution.
Mont gomery Advertiser: Naturally, the
manufacturers OF pure butter would OBJ z
Jcct. but would not their objections bo
purely selfish? Suppose a preparation OF
corn meal and wheat flour be put on
tho market and sold as Corn flour'".iSlt
would DO fully as wholesome as pure
Hour, and could be sold much cheaper.
lf8thcre should be large demand for
II, there would be complaints from fnanu-
fncturers OF genuine wheat flour, but by
what right could they object7 II the
mixed product were made OF pure ma te-z
rial, laballed ard gold for lust what IL
was there would be no wrong and no
imposition. It is the same with imita-$
ton butter, Il st Is made OF wholesome
material and sold openly, without any
attempt tos deceive Many people ent
worse food than olcomargarinc, but they
object to being sw1ndled. 3s
birmingham Age Herald 1.-The civil ser.
vice has come to stay and the only thing
to do is to better 1t until It becomes at
least as good as the systems In use IN
ether countries Picture an English Cab
met turning out clerks down to and In
Guiding the lowest grade ON every change
IN premcrs! It is enough to make a horse
laug u and yet this is what N lot OF fcl-
lows tint Congress and out oft yearly
demand Z for use FL this country. We
have tried the spoils plan fully and thor
sapGhl ~ nd want no more OF It.
Savannah News: Christmas gifts to the
great eoucat iOnai institutions OF tho North
are beginning to attract the attention fOc
newspaper readers. IT Is the UNDER
standing that Mr. Rockefeller IS going
to- give or. l,ns given. a sum amounting
stos not less than s20p1010 to $30o0,oto to !
the University OF Chicago. and other mag
nificentS gifts are being reported nlmoxe 4
daily. And while the Northcrn3 colleges
are thus growing affluent the. colleges +
or the South in which section education i
Is most needed, are forced TO continue TO
1--we from hand to-nouth. seriously handE-
capped FOR the want OF means. I: s. 81
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A correspondent in yesterdays paper
called attention to the so-called punch
howl OF Thomas Jefferson now owned
BY NJ. j. Bryan, A cut$of this bowl ac-
,co,npanied tho description in the. New
York Sun of Decem1ber 18th. and OIL. CDR
respondent says that any old Virginlan
must at once recognize It as5 a picture. OF
q marble mortar with q pe,stle In Il, q twp
things that country house In Yirglnla
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.Tailor-Made Servant Girls,

: a great cha tge WAS r1t leeahle IN Ethe
earb WornFby Tie servants soliciting hire
at Carlisle hiring fair, 4 few years, ago
The WOMEN and girls came Haunting into
tie city on a hiring day In tawdry, hnery
az a frequently ridiculous typo, but on
saturday there was none OF this, sin
fact In their smart tailorrmade cos
tumes, Fit was difilenl istlngnish then,
at times from he !, ord,laryst city girl
london Daily Dispatch 81
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Punishment for Descrters.

a recent Virginia statute makes it
crime for tbs head Of a family TO fan TO
support his wifs and children and we are
lpteresisd ~ learn that IA Norfolk nln
mar ,ecNnt!Y brought into court under
THIS statute and given twelve months In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

always possessed In old times, being
used to press and pulverlze loaf sugar.
That reminds us that on ono OCCASION
a Richmond newspaper man was dictat-.
ing to n stenographer MI article on the
subject OF beet sugar. When ne received
the copy he was amused, but after re tIec-
ton was not surprised. to sco that tthc
girl had written 1t "bantenh suglr. she
knew nothing about beet sugar. which s1ic
had never seen, but sho knew all about
beaten sugar. for she had time and
again seen loaf sugar pulverizcd in. the
family mortar. S
E-=------.--===--1t5
Wc fail&to SEQ where the boil wccvil
needs to be suppressed. That Insect, or.
the stories about It. together with tho
efforts OF one Mr.. sully, did more to
help tho cotton raiscrs OF the South than
anything that has happened since way
syondcr fore dc war.
s------5+==::::----::-----.=-=
If 1t be true, as sometimes asserted,
that every fake OF snow to fall In De-
ccmbcr means two grains OF wheat to be
harvested In the June following, VIC will
have to so 10 building new granarles in
old Virginia Immediately after Christine
:-.-=----es---------=--s2
The cost Of living liz said to have in-
creased one per cent. in. November. With
Christmas and n select assortment OF
snow storms intervening. tho quotations
will probably 80 up about two per cent.
In December.
Z
There Is nothing like getting used to
a thing, and II this snow falling business
keeps up much longer, who knows but
what we may all be Us. good rs Lapland-
ers. @
rISsiis$ s----==-=-===-.ss yS
That good old time that in the nature.
sots1he case comes but once a year is
very nearly due. much 10 the delight OF
the small boy and also the small Girl. 81.
--==-----@------=---= sSu
Secretary shnwis said to be tired Of
his Job. and there8a several dozen pa.
triots who@would. love to take hold where
he proposes to leave or. :3sE 1, Il GIL
:----=-=---=-=-----= gs4T "
y5 Tho face value of the Chadwick secur-.
tiles Is all right, much more than the
cheek value OF tho methods OF getting
the same calshed
rs :---.--e-------=--=-is2 n W 5s
sThe q old rule didn't work this stSme.5
sf;nawson and Greene fell out all right,
,bnt before the honest folks could come
III 1 FOR their dues the two had made up
again.
4$5@5 S----.-==-:.=---.--- s ~ {.
ss{ Preachers who desire TO sermonize to-
Il a ~ one sweet charity will find ample
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CAS- ORA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You % Have Always Bought
signature ss.ss ~ 3, l,zfzzzz|'

AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
Purchase your tickets at Southern Rail.
way Passenger and Ticket Office 92o
East Main Street, or Richmond Transfer.
Company, $40 East Main Street thus
avoiding the possible rush and confusion
1t tho Depot Ticket Once. a. 4 s55 8
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North Carolina Sentiment.
The ReIdsyllle Review says

f We notice that some OF the North Car
ollnaa newspapers whlcll-,published dis
the campaign are now criticislng tho Gov
ternor Of ,Missiasippi. because q something ,t
harsh he said of Mr.. Roosevelt. We'll.
better tactics should be practiced by q
Governor. but we have all heard 3, about Ie
'A' N''''' 'A''''s - n
!, - :. 'n ,,.s sa J., :. ''''e' ~
marx n ark observes ''se' 81
Some Of our Southern peopie--ahu Wn
say It with regret-cons.antis eon ,'lt,.t
themselves toward the y presldeht ~ q q
manner that is neither dignif!cd nor con-
sstent. IN. ..
---- -- ,5
The Raleigh Post says: s8
In snlte az Republican charges of ex-
~. ~ - ~, :, n,1niatrot i'm ,,,;Il
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All Unsigned Communications VIII be
discarded - ~
Rejected Communications will not %
returned unless accompanied by stamps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

That good old time that in the nature
OF the case comes butfonce year. Is
very nearly due. much To- the, & delight Of
the small boy and also the small girl &,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
otherwise the featheredS tribe will hays q
hard time aud many will die " staryss::.
"Prenaratinn.,

.tion. .s az Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Secretary shnwjis said to be tired Of
his job. and there8are several dozen pa
trlots who would love to take hold where
he proposes to leave OF. Ss63 ,8s 5t
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Invitations are said to be out, demand
ing your PRESENTS" and such like.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

The. "beautiful"sis getting entirely too
molotonous to be an unmlxed Joy for
ever. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Wa,htnoton Bureau No. 21s Colorado
Building. Fourteenth and streets
81 Northwest.
Manchester Bureau: Carriers Drug S' ''',
No. 1902 Hull Street.
Petersburo Headquarters J.. Beverley
Harrison's, 80. 100 North sycamore
Street.
The DAILY TIMES DISPATCH Is solo
at . cents n copy. sgss, e.,
The SUNDAY TlAfEsADIsPATlch 'i's'
sold at cents COPY
The DAILY TINES DISPATCH n le,aa
Ing sunday. In Richmond and Manche >,
Ter. by carrier. IL cents per week VI "
cents per month.
trHE%TiMEs. sPATcH, Richmond va
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''"TwasN Sunday before Christmas. and
tho ground It was whitc,,..or words 70
that effect.
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We fail TO sec where the boil wccvll
needs to DO suppressed. That insect, or.
the stories about It. together with tho
efforts OF one Mr.. suly, did more to
help tho cotton raiscrs OF the South than
anything that has happened since way
.yondcr fore dc war.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

There Is nothing like getting used to
a thing, and II this snow falling business
keeps up much longer, who knows but
what we may all be as good rs Lapland-
ers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

The turkeys to- be warmed over for
Christmas are not#in such bad; luck after
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Preachers who desire to sermonize to-
day on sweet charity will find ample
Illustration right lat hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Even continued snow storm can t
blockade the Congress Of these United
States.
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II Tho. face value OF the Chadwick secu s
tiles Is all right, much more than the
cheek value OF tho methods OF getting
the same. casheds 455 n, "a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-23
l.
70 Our Readers:

70 Our Readers:
II is with great pleasure that v,
are able to announce to you that ii il
in our power to solve the yexed Ques
ton as to where you are to stop wher
attending the great Worlds Fair al
st Louis, and as to just what 1t will
cost you. Through an arrangement,
with the ST. Louis European Hotel
Co, a Missouri Corporation, which Ii
highly recommended by the Lincoln
Trust Company OF st. Louis, and
which controls and operates 1900 I'll
egant modern rooms III close
unity 70 the Exposition grounds, w
are enable 70 offer to our readers the
greatest opportunity to solve the i'm.
portant question, "whcre at and how
muchgs The tremendous attendance
AZ this Worlds Fair will send accom-
mediation prices skyward; In fact. viii
make them In many Instances beyond
the reach or ordinary people. The ST.
Louis European Hotel Company.
having leased 1000 Of the finest room
IN 81. Louis over 4 year ago, are en-.
abled TO give u readers the extrem.
y low rate Of $f.00 per day fer accom-.
modations and guide service 10 con.
duct the patron TO the room and com.
fortablg establish him therein. Upon In
v~estigating this great proposition, We
have convluded arrengemepts whereby
We are the local ageRas for the st.
Louis European Hotel Company, and
are prepared to reserve rooms at once
Tor our readers. Don't walt, attend 10
this matter at once, and thereby save
money. Inconvenience, ana. perhaps.
your life. You well know the great
dangers awaiting the untraveled ana
unwary IN o great city at sncn q time
when u Will be the resort Of sharpers
from all over the world. Imagine
your plight II you take yourself or
your family into unknown places and
houses! Under the plan Of the st.
your family into unknown places and
Louis European Hotel Co. you are alb
solutely safe. as all OF their rooms are
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-23
BIG CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR
MEETING In OHIO.

AKRON, Ohio, June 23.--lt is esti-
mated that nearly 1000 delegates and
visitors are in Akron for the annual
state Endeavor convention, which will
be in session during the next three
days. Ohio is one OF the banner
states Of the organization and the
conventions are always well attended.
The present gathering, however, prom
ises to establish a new attendance rec
ord.
A big welcoming demonstration will
usher in the convention this evening.
The opening address will be deliver
ed by Charles Frederick Goss of Gin
cinnati. Booker Il. Washington will
deliver the address tomorrow night
and Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman will be
heard on Sunday.
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Ira y rpn eatly except sunday.

Ira rs run caily except sunday.
Connections with the MAIN line and
branches as follows;
At Antonito for Durango, Sitverton and all
POINTS In the san titan country,
At Aiamosa with standard gange) for In
veta, Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver
also with narrow gauge for Monte Vista. del
Notte Creede and all point inthe San Luis
valley.
At Salida With main line.isiandard gauge)
for all points east and west including Lead
vile and narrow paugr points between SAL
ida and Grand Junction
Al Florence and Canon City for the gold
camps OF Cripple Creek and Victor.
At Pueblo, Colorado SPRINGS and Denver
with all Missouri river lines for all points
east
For further information address the under.
signed.
Through passengers from Santa Fe In
standard gauge sieepers from Alanoss can
nave berths reserved h application.
J.R. DAVIS. Agent,
Santa Ee, N N.
X \. ROoPEH. &, Y A.
Denver. Colo
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-23

located In the handsome homes or tn
best Christian citizens OF ST. LouIa
largely people who own their own
homes, not sharpers located in the
city for a few months only to skin the
Worlds Fair visitor. This company,
BY controlling $500 rooms, ID enabled
70 make the extremely low rate Of
sl.oo per person per day, sold only on
a Certificate Plan-that Is, you make
application for accommodations. stat
Ing number OF days and month YOU
desire 70 come, on the coupon appear
ing below, enclose s1.o0 for each day
reserved, and mail the same to the
Office OF this paper. Immediately
kipon receipt Of such application the
Sc Louis European Hotel co. viii for.
ward to you a certificate good for the
time reserved or for any Tins during
the Exposition period. April soth, TO
December the list, 1901. This certi-
#ficate Is transferable 30 that in case Of
the one reserving being unable to at
tend, he can dispose OF his certificate
without loss.
This company's general Offices are
located In the Milton Building, on
Eighteenth street. Immediately al
Joining the st. Louis Union Station.
Upon arrival In ST. Louis you present
your certificate at the general once
the Company. and their nnifortn
guides will condna To your .roord.
thereby assuring YOU against losing
your way and falling q victim 10 any
or the many sharks which will infasts
the City at that time. checkin3
will he maintained FOR M con,y
venience Of the Companyss patfon&s
and In every way their comfort ana
will be carefully looked after.
AS the number Of rooms Is limited, fill
out the coupon today and remit to this
Remember, rooms can be 70.
for any number Of ~dayAsfrom
one up, unless you Wish to pav 6xorbi.
tant prices and suffer 4 loss jiot time,
personal Inconvenience and. perhaps,
danger. Attend 70 this At (nee.
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The Optic Will do your Job printing
IN the best possible style and at the
lowest prices. The bnsiness man who
grieyes because citizens send for
things ii lis line to other cities and
then sends his own printing TO some
cheap eastern establishment where
the character OF the work ID cheaper
than the price. is nothing II not incon,
sistent.
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and punished, no matter who tne
guilty party may be or how high in
official life he may stand.
He believes that respect for and
obedience to law are the foundation
upon which this government must res,
and that the violation of the oath OF
office is little less than treason,
He believes that the constitution o.
the United States and every amend.
ment thereofsshould be rigidly enforc.
ed, and that ~ violation by whatever
subterfuges u Indebtedness of expires,
sion should be condemned and rea..
edied.
He is for those good and sufficient
reasons, the man whom the people OF
every section and in every walk Of
life want for this high office.
First Of all. the powerful Christian
and moral sentiment OF the nation de.
mands his nomination, and every
Christian and moral agency will be
exercised for his election.
The laboring interest demands him.
The farmer as with happy heart he
gathers in his bounteous harvest
stands ready to do battle for his
turn. The miner who in contetment
digs away in the bowels Of tne eartn
~seessin him his salvation from oppres-
sion and encroachment.
The business mantle capitalist to
whom this administration has brought
abundant success eagerly await lis
nomination. so surely as lie Is nom
mated ny this convention today, 80
surely viii he De elected ~ the PEE D.e
in November.
With his nomination and election
what a inspiring prospect opens UP
before the party and the nationa With
1t will come new efforts To promote
a greater prosperity, and a large
measure Of happiness to all who dwesl
within our borders.
With It will come that calm ahd
peaceful assurance, that while prosper
GUS, happy ami contented at home,
a wise, safe and skfllful diplomacy
guards and protects u every inter
est throughout the civilized world.
And finally with it viii come an
advanced stdp towards the fulfillnient
of the great mission Of the republican.
party.
And that mission will not he pet.
formed until every section Of our
constitution and every amendment
thereof shall be respected and made
effective and until every citizen Of
every section, Of every race and Of
every religion shall proclaim in one
grand CHORUS Of that constitution.
Thou art my shield and buckler.n
God grant that in our party's strug-
gle to reach that time, it may ever
have a man to place before the Amer
Jean people for their suffrage who
has the ability. courage, honesty and
aggressiveness of Theodore Roose.
Welt
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