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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
The Law, and the Primary.

Soma neople are asking what the grand
49,, hos tn 40 with the invest cation
az the alleged frauds In the recent cry
primary. They seem to be under Inc M
,.rossion that the law takes no cognl2ance
II Tho conduct of primary elections, but
in this they are mistaken. 50 rar us
Richmond is concerned our primaries are
conducted under a special enactment ana
o~a ,epa1lzed. hut even If that were not
,r,,o, We should still be protected against
frauds by the general statute Whlch pro-
y,des: mo person shall vote at any
lcrhlIzcd primary election for the nonl-
nation of any candidate for office unless
y. 1. nj thc time registered and Qualified
TO vote at the next succeeding electloh'
IN all cases where by its plan OF or
GA nizatlon, or otherwise, any polltical
marty In this state requires Its candl-
dntcs to be nominated by primary cleo
tons such elections shall be conducted
nv tho Judges and clerks, or other officers
designated by5.the proper committee OF
other proper authority Of any such party
and under such rules, regulations and re-
ouircments as may be prescribed IN &c
rlan adopted by such party. All laws
intended to secure the regularity aho
nj. rlty OF general and local elections anc
to prevent and punish any corrupt prac-
tees In connection herewith, and the
ROYALTIES or punishment now or hereafter
prescribed for such offenses. shall. so fal
ms they may BIO applicable, apply to al
| primary elections. whether tho Same b.
held under any statute law OF tails STATE
! or !. plan provided by such politlca
rnrty.' Acts OF Assembly, 9pe-'03-9 i, page
a23.
In addition to this the so-called pure
election law, which pron.Dlts tho use o
money in elections, applies to primary
elections as we'll as to regular elections
Therefore, 1t is as much violation o.
the law OF tho state to commit trauc
or to-. use money improperly In primary
elections ms In regular elections.
We would emphasize this by way Of
| calling public attention to tho fact that II
| the Forthcoming late primary, although
| It is not specifically legalized, all law!
Intended to secure the regularity ant
| purity OF general and local elections ant
to prevent and punish any corrupt prac
tees In connection Herewith, and tn
PENALTIES and punishment prescribed b.
law for such offenses. apply so far q
they. may be applicable, to the prlmar
q. well as to tho regular election t
/. follow. Persons who commit fraud |
, the primary election or use money excer
as provided therein, Will violate the law G
/ the state and will subject themselves t
t It's penalties
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Who Can Vote,

Editor of The Timcs-D Dispatch:
Slr.-Will you kindly sta tie IN your next
weeks Times Dispatch what constitutes
a Democrat to entito. him to a vote N
the coming primary? For you more fully
e understand my SInIestqn nnd 80 fne
\ ease, A man OF my acquaintance, at
tho last presidential election that had u1
Voted the Republican ticket for several
years voted for Parker. VIII that enlltLa
'''''' - -a9 ~f5l y VOTER.
A man who voted for Parker In 1904, who
says no Is now n Democrat and who fur-
ther saws that he will support the .nonlt-
nees Of tho Democratic primary in the
regular election next fall, being otherwise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
GIJpper Henrico.

.nd Mrs Harris, OF Richmond, were
~. recent guests Of Mrs. Hughes. az
Half Sink.
cadet A. B. Gugon. OF tho Y. P. l., is
sitting his uncle Mr.. A. Il. Shepparo' a.
4 Ethelwood. -.
Mrs. n C. Tiller, OF Barton Heights, has
rctnrned to her home after Dr'el s'a
WITH Mrs. Thomas Tiller.
Miss Bessie Gray, OF Richmond Is
visiting friends and relatives IN TINS sec
Et.on. s,.,or Mis-.
.s,n.ah roturned to the city on sunday
after delightful visit 10 it'c''us
"Ethewood" ,,a
The Rev II. s. Driscoll. pastor OF the
North run Baptist Church, has moved
his family to Ashland. o,i, after
Mrs j Eta Tiller is home again a,teI
\ pleasant week spent with her prother
On Highland Park.
Mrs. L. Tyson. OF Hanover, apunl
several days at the home OF Mrs. Ili1er
recently.
Mrs. Kicker and son. Elmore, after 9
delightful stay at the home OF Mrs. 1d-2
ward Mosby, is now visiting relat'Pes ~
4 Glen Allen.
Mrs. While Matthew's and Mrs. Ben
n.rnez were the guests OF .4rs. CharAe
anderson. OF Richmond, during tho past
week. 80
Ali day services will be held at the
Wins Baptist Church on Sunday. "a Sc
rles OF meetings will continue at VIM ''a"' :
throughout the week.
Mrs, Ford Is the guest OF her cousin,
Miss Mary Gibson, on the Mountain roaa.
Tho annual Sunday school picnic WIZ
he held at the North Run Baptist CnuFch
eli Thursday, August 17th'
Mrs. Charlie Anderson Is slowly '"prov-
ing after a long illness. .,.. t,o
Mrs. Watkins, Of Lakeside, visited ING
nome OF Mrs. Herndon Tal!aforro during
N Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Francis, OF Rich
mond. were the recent guests OF relatives
in this section. ,,,a,.,r
Nav returned to the city on Monday
sf t visiting relatives at Glen Dale"
Miss Maude Tallaferro is spending the
week at this place,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Mr.. Wizards Vote.

Editor Of The Times-Dlspntch:
a Sir,-Will 1ou please answer IN your
Query Column how Lieutenant Goyerno,rr
Willard voted in regard to the ~ IN CROW
law, and what his amendment was . .
Mr.. Willard wished TO amend the Bill
in committee SO rs not TO apply to certain
roads In his own county, and as 1t was
not SO amended, voted against It In COM
mlttee, but voted for It when It came ar up
on its passage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
oualIt,.e, n entitled Il yote ID the pr.
Cows Milk.

Editor of Tts time Disp atch.
cnWs aiViE mix which TASTES badly3
there Tier lis a quantity o. Japanese clover,
and think posi- w Is due 70 IA !, Or
l h,,tter tasE,s very Sad Ind the mo
exnorjetice last Summer for the first time;
After frost the mix got az @. ~; III,
hope you car Suggest ~ n q
mo out. ~, :, = -. ~.
There are many foods that couid cause
fla mix 10 taste bad, such as swedish
t,rnlps, cabbage. etc. Change your pas
tu,.a and have an analysis made OF j. tho
milk vat lt l553}gy GsE &g55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
iRHYNES;!;;iii2ii TO-DAY
Got Any?

C"The national bank-notc circulation
to $500,o00, 900 very unevenly dis I,
ributed."-Washingto Post,)
AS to bank-n tes-haVe you any? Had
you dreamed there wore SO mnny2
Do you doubt It? I've the figures hero to
prove 1t;
Pile million on a million and so on to
half a billion
Such pile doubt L both Of us could
move IT.
In that figures are not liars wo must
quench our sly desires
And our promptings to believe they arc
not true;
Yet--lt's really rather funny to be told
there's so much money,
cause ! have mighty little,
Haven't your
II,
II had half billion 7 could paint the
town vcrmilion,
And stlll have quite q balance at my
bankers;
But since I've next to none of 1t. ] lose
most all the fun OF II,
And hence my towns unpainted-nnd 1t
cankers!
But my thought-oh. now I've got 1t (for
tho noncc I'd near FORGOT ",
And an idea In this rhyme Is overdue2'
Is, It's really somewhat humorous that
bank-notes arc so numerous.
Cause have mighty few OF them'
Have your
III.
I've some private intimatlons that TINS
bank-note circulation" "a
A misnomer and the term Is not OUTS
true; -b5
II they really circulated, Dun misht nays
me higher rated, ,,,..
And perchance this simple truth apples
to you. /,
Half dozen bralny parties thanks IS
knowing what the ART -, ,,a,.,
Have collected all tho panRT''o''s :"
they knew; t,o,,.,
And Id like to lay u bet around .Aey'l
meier more let them gat arouNa'
And ia SO Ike a tAandiu,.,, ,o,,,
II. s, Fl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
rba si1unr rinnk wa. as follows:

~. I'll
The silver plank was as follows;
1--WE denouncc the Republican lesls-3
1ation, known az the. Sherman Act OF 1890
as 4 cowardly3 makeshift, frnughs WIN
posi- b!llies or danger IN the future "h'c,,
shn,,Id mako ,ll OF its supporters, MS well
MS It's author anxious for It's speedy re.
peal. we hold to the use OF both gold
and silver rs the standard money OF the
country, and to tho coinage OF both gold ole
and silver without discriminating against 1"rlst
either metal or charge FOR ln >'f ~.
tho dollar must be OF coinage 81 BOTH .ll
metals: must DO OF equal Intrinsic and l5' OK
changeable value, or be adj ustedt through li
international agreement. or 5$ BY such
so fcguards Of legislation a, sshnll insure i'
the maintenance OF tho purity Of tho two two
metals and the equal power 81 every every COL
lar at ali times in tho markets ana IN
Tho payment OF debts: and We demand
that ali paper shall be kept Ut par with
and redeemable In such coin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Open Account.

Editor OF The Times-Dispatch:
slr,---Plehse answer me the folloW IN 9
questions through your paper: ~ 4 hns ;
a aan e ID To- aG and moves OF land ana
remains Off for SIX Or seven Years and and
the said account had god been pGade 80
AS land, and A rents to again. and nt 8 4
commences an account again against .
seven years from, the first account t, and
count is seven years from the first and
again and a adds up. all the account-the
can B plead tho first Items out Of date,
or can A collect the whole amount Gon t
Of B by his commencing an account, =. r
last year, It all being for grain at dlHer-
ent periods, etc.? Please answer ~ dnlly
TimGs-Dlspntch. ~ l3SC . N ].
We think that tho original account
would be held to be separate matter
and barred by the statute of limitations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
General Tackson's Child.

Editor OF The Timcs-Dlspatch: a..
Column oI Of Of Your Wednesday weekly pa;
rer: How many children did General
stonewall Jackson have, and .Whas were
their names, and are they n ~ n, ~
General Jackson left one daughter.
whose name was Julia. She married
William u. Christian, of Richmond, ana
two children, a girl and a, boy were
born of the union. Mrs. Christian dica
several years ago but her husband ana
the children are living.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
JEFFERSON .|:.: PLANS
READY F0R BIDDERS /
Mr.. Lowenberg and Mr., PEBBLES
Visit New York to Inspect
Hotels.

That the owners OF the Jefferson Hotel,
this city, are pushing along the plans for
rebuilding with all speed - clearly shown
by the appended special telegram received
from the Norfolk correspondent last night;
Mr.. David Lowenberg, the vice. president
and general manager for tho Jefferson Ho-
tel Company. Of Richmond. has returned
from New York, to which city he WAS ac-
companied by Mr., ]. *. PEBBLES. for the
purpose OF visiting the new hotels there
and using the newest features o. the
Manhattan hostelres for the perfection Of
the plans for the new jefferson, Mr.. Low
enberg says that 1t Is the Intention Of
the company to constructn hotel which
will be modern In all respects, comfortable
and elegant for the guests and beautiful
for everybody. N.sR
It is not an easy task to perfect tho
plans for tho building OF q large hotel
at any time. but the difficulty y sreat "
in this case, because a small hotel 10 70 ~
made over into great one ana sslil ne
handsome and harmonious In design ana
finish. He says that the plans arc rchus
now, and the specifications are peins r. y,
yIscd ana made ready, SO that they VIII
be offered to the bidders for the WorR
this week, g .ss Ii, 4, !, !.
Mr.. Peebles has adopted and VIII use
all the valuable suggestions he mas ~
talned from other great notels, I psssas 20
presenting some new features, Wnlch a.s
unique iof themselves and iofls1ha1 N1sh
| the new Jefferson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Protection of English Pheasants

In Sundays issue we answered q ,. query
concerning the protection OF E ~ y !
pheasants-and gave the laW a. 4, app'y s,1ns
cal 81 pe enaetment however relating TO- Eng
fish pheasants which provides that prstorT
e January 1909 shnl IN % th ase ssase
to xiii or to capture, have In possession,
b buy, ~ sell, orr offer for sale. except for
prupose e propaga,onn any NJ Mo Gestroy
Ia erSs of said birds. Any person .vlo-
a ni III tie provisions Of this act shall be
1ned not less than IS nor more, than ! So v
or may be fined and imprisoned. at the
discretion Of the Justice or jury trying
the case.-Acts 1904. page 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Coming Marriage.

(special to The Times Dispntch)
q CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August 81
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Martin. OF this city,
announce tho engagement OF their ,dnugh-
ter, Miss Ada Reese. to Mr., John Henry
Kcllam, OF Eastv!lle. Northampton
county. Va. the marriage to take place
August 22nd, atNthe home OF tho brides
parents. on Park Street. this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
! QUERIES AN'1|lT|:.)JI
! .......ANSWEl:;.R,|:;'.jS!;, !.
Where Is Frank M. Belt7

Editor Of Tin Tinics-Dispatch: N
sir,-Aliy reader who can giyIo ne Pref;
If 13ai,rx.VIie, VA, is requested TO- hlsWeri
II This Column, and obllgo Rl9AAloElt.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Song Wanted.

Editor o. rho Times Dispatch: x,,A.
= sIr.-Wiii someone OF your rendefs klnu.
" send me tho words to the tsm M, Vi
song. IA House Bahind tne !, 1 ~ / tern.
peranslcre' "A lo 90 t'lis MANCHESTER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Race Suicide VS.. Race Homicide.


a rather novel kind of bird war has
Just been called to our attention by DR..
Edward Ross, professor of sociology in
the University Of Nebraska, who pointed
and tfc dove of peace are working at
cross purposes and violent logger-h heads,
Dr. Ross shares with good many other
sensible people the deep-seated conviction
that Mr.. Roosevelt's popular race suicide
teachings are the sheerest twaddle. In The
opinion OF the Nebraska professor. n de-
ceased birth-rate indicates anything
rather than the approaching destruc..or
Ct the race. He holds that the stork. 81
far from being n guarantee OF nationn
qualification. too often brings along Will
the swaddling clothes the germs of as
content and OF war;
'It Is a high birth-rate," he says, tina
Is dangerous. and he names Russia
where there Is n strong tendency to MARI
young and where the birth-rate Is 'bai
barons," to prove II. The net outcom
OF Russian social and marital condition
Is "a vast horde of people. ignorant an
rnenlightencd. that Is constantly sprea
out over other countries, seeking re
and carrying war with them. Russl
flguratiyely, is buried alive" And
adds, the warning that the prniseworti
purpose OF decreasing an undesirab
high brth-rate must BIO SO carried out ;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
"Tl1e Convicts Doom

Editor of The ,rlincs- Dlspatch:
rISir,-Can yot Uniform me where \ ;. can
secure d copy Of tho piece entitled ..,,,,
Convict's Doom"7 BY SO doing you Y wiil
greutly obligo w =. ~.
Who can give tho iiiforinationf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

There is nothing surprising in Dr.. Dc
pews refusal to engage press clipping
agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

Editor OF The Times Dispntch:
slr,-I heard the statelof Texas had q
largo quantity Of land FOR sale nt :, nu,
Column Who to write to for full tnforin ma
ton, and oblige. e,,,crp1,rp
Address w. j, Clay, Commissioner OF
Agriculture, Austin. Texas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
"Richrnond on the James

Editor OF The Times Dispatch 4.
sir,--tVill you please publish me poem g, !,
"i(ichmond On the James, md you VIII
sincerely oblige IN old subscriber ,e r,
WIN ,ttll simply the copy?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

We are reliably Informed that Mr.
Russell Sage was not a subscriber tc
"Fads and Fancies."5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

Strange but true. the Independent con-
Germs arc finding Y very hard to break
up the new crockery trust.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
No, 4a1 North Elm Street.

tssft
rho specirnens sent are rs vicious look
ing as dead mosquitoes can be. ana every
ono Is willing to admit that they iook
,ch better dead than alive.
Next to whiskey mosquitoes are the
greatcst curse to mankind" said sir
Patrick Manson, X. c. NJ. e., VINO re-
Gently arrived in New York.
Sir Patrick is the physician ana medl-
en-, adviser to the British Colonial Office,
and eminent because he was the 1irst
physician to discover that the mosquito
vos rho host Of the malaral parasite AT
one stage of its existence.
Years OF research in the tropics have
convinced the parasitologist that only
nv the prevention Of the bite Of tho mos
quito and other blood-seeking Insects can
freedom from tropical diseases be as
sured
1--WE are yet In tho infancy of the
discoveries of tho transmission OF sucr
diseases by insects" said he. but IN the
ma tier of yellow fever Infection all credl'
should be given to the Yankees who wen
cbcad of our eminent men and demon
| STATED that the stegoma was the vehicle
| y;lch caused all the trouble. Therefore
| repcnt. keep out the mosquitoes, tht
| s,egoma, the yellow fever carrier, TN
| anophe!es, the malaria breeder. and dt
rot despise the health destroying power!
OF the culex, the common fellow wht
" so plentiful and persistent IN the ma
1crity Of cases. He can transmit disseas'
rapidly, and there Is no doubt that thi
| common mosquito Is the first cause
many serious and sometimes fatal III
rcsses, Take no chances, but keep then
! al. out Of your homes and business ol'lces',
Once more we call the attention OF tn
\ Board OF Health Of Richmond to the mos
quito pest In this community. It is iittl'
less than criminal negligence to take NJ
steps to prevent these dangerous insect
| fam propaga ting and circulating IN an
around Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
A War Relic.

Editor OF The Times Dlsratch;
ssir,--1 have in my possession little
book, found on the battlefield IN inc
sixties. with the namo Of Carrie >.
Stynes in it. please let mo know through
your query column If such person Is
a SUBSCRIBER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
IT,hLe Platforfnl 81 1892.

Editor OF Tho Tlmes- Dispatch: \. /,
sir,-You will please answer through
YOUR Query Column whether Grover
cleveland was nominated on q free silver t
OF" gold standard platform IN 1917
- II Very truly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

Secretary Shaw VA explain the treas
ury deficit at the Roanoke convention
this week, perhaps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Straight or Crooked, Which,?

The action Of the Common Council Mon
day night In concurring in the adoption Of
the crooked line for the northwest bound
airy OF Richmond has morally broken the
back Of Richmond with a crooked stick.
The old proverb is that Curses, like
chickens, come homo to roost and wo
have certainly not heard the last of this
curse which the Council has put upon
the city.
There Is no reason for the adoption
of these lines except that 1t is preferred
by some citizens, who, for financial
reasons, do not want to come into the
( city OF Richmond. There are the most
cogent reasons Of public nature why tho
lines proposed by the City Engineer and
by the ordinance as at first drawn Should
be adopted. f'he Issue was plainly made be-
tween public interests. OF great and
manifest character, and private interests
which were the creations OF fear rather
than of fact. These private individuals
have been enabled In some way to con-
troll the legislation OF the city Of Rich
mond against PUBIC interests lHat ID
the long and short Of the whole matter.
Not only will tho precedent be n most In
furious one, but 1t Is n distinct attack
,,pon the character Of tho city and It's
management. 1t Is common knowledge
now TINT the private interests OF a few
are Of greater Importance to the Com
mon Council than public welfare.
We trust that this blight will not re-
main upon u.s. and we will be glad to
know that the Mayor has again interposed
his strong arm to avert the misfortune
from tho city.
1.-THE crooked should be made straight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
An Honorable Exhibit.

News comes from Roanoke lhat he
Republicans ara In great glee and hish
homes because the Democratic caadidAtcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
The Mosquito Danger.

Editor of The Times DIS pa tc'l. a. ia
= s,lr-seeing that the i 11'ss' :, :,
causing 50 much trouble IN some .. pu,ss ,a -,
Inc country, send YOU nereW..n ",,,,,o +
snecmcns Of our home produce WIZ WIZ.
sl1.v I'M tho West End, and wh'ch
v ,,oa' have probably met in the dark they ne:
;, ~ oro oar ~ ntured in my chamber this morn nor
i Mp and You viii observe from, their ar, ap-
nearance that they have been industrious ti'
iv~ plying their bills, being almost III y
POP with my gore. /, ,,.,,,,
1t seems to me that the Boara o. ai rnant
ought TO oil tho pools ana s.as' e.
streams In that section SO as ~ att
MOSQUITO nuisance to some extent
know from your editorial OF 3 rev
DAYS ago how you stand, and hope you
Viii continue to advocate action BY those IS,
who get paid to look after the heai'h anu
comfort OF the city,
Respectfully, >,,r,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Request for a Favor

Editor OF Tho Times Dlspatch
!l7 sr-1t would be Il fnvoi' TO several OF
your, readers IT, you would print the poem
entitled or containing the QUOTATIONS
3'trhere ARD no pockets In the shrou U, n
we will publish II somebody will send
the copy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

Japan should not destroy the goose
that lays the golden egg. She may want
more Indemnity some OF these days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

II Secretary Shaw wants to impress the
Virginia Republicans, he Will be careful
how he talks about the deficit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

The yellow fever ato New Orleans IS
now under control. The United States
government has taken control,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

In the Equitable squabble there arc yet
good pickings for the lawyers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

Now who wants the job of umpiring
the Portsmouth, N. H.. peace game?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

If there are no wrecks on the Norfolk
and Western this week, the Republicans
may do themselves proud at Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

Il Waan,,oton eureau. No, sol Fourteenth
EHtre.t, Northwest, corner Penns ''
Il Avenue.
Manshestc Bureau' Carriers Drug s'o' 9
No. 11o2 Hull Street.
r Petersburg Headquarters: w. a. a. ferA''''
q North Sycamore Street
The DAILY T1MEs-Io1si'Ae'IClSf1 ~ ~ so'1
1T 2 cents copy -, .
sold at cents a copy.
The DAILY TIMES. DISPATCH i ifeA''
Ing Sunday in Richmond and Mnn t,l''' Z
and Petersburg. by carrier. y cents per
week or so cents per month.
the TIMES. DISPATCH, Rehrr1or'd, va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

The candidates Will have a rest to-day
in order to be the better able to break
up fresh land the remainder Of the
week. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

Senator Depcw did not carry a policy
in the Equitable. But in his dealings
with that association, he was not lacking
in assurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

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"Fads and Fancles'' have been prL0t ed
in many towns other than New York. on
a smaller scale, but printed and 'un-
printed all the same. @t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

The Virginia Republicans are going TO
nominate full Slate ticket this week
1t is much easier, to nominate men than
to elect them. s @