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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-09-13
Josh Ashley "Agia IT,

Dead7 Dead as the devil said
Citizen josh Ashley here yesterday,
when SOMEONE asked him about the
future of tho States liquor dispensary.
Like Q good many others Josh is saY-
ing, Il told you 80, but he is not in the
ordinary told you son class. because
he has always fought the dispensary
law and as far back ms 1892, he said. Ia
raised his voice agatnst the iniqnily!d df
the rum maHhine. }S-.EP 3
sRotten3',. continued the Honorable
Josh. The thing was born rotten
and Ut can never he cleaned mr.? OF
whlte1 1ashed Boys, III tell you they
got, to stop this thing, they got TO Ret
iIse, irse o. n,t,a this 5ere dispenaary OF, the
into the hands OF the liquor people.
.T6at'a right. God knows you ssl ara !,
talking right, brother,p said an old
farmer who had been dfanking Ash4
sley,s words. This got Josh is33 Ashley
right md he threw hot shoE into the
d,snensary and syery thing connected
since 1t started he safd, and he axpect.,
cd to keep it up until the breath left
his body, And then u 1ah s. wore IS!
mighty Oath,i ,i& ~ hich 81 meant R srourh
road for The great oral institution
for many year, To scpme9 for ias Citizen
Ashley xplalned, j, he has no idea Or
lying Just get as hile.
ed Anderson COUNTY in the q LeEisias
tnre.s He does ID OF pretend 4 TO Ebe9a
man OF tiers. but when 10, COM neE to-
siHHiHS ~ !; ast7ss
I |nlphers after the first 5sfi RfiFe IA most
peopie I'M this part Of the c0un try. H Hei
did not enter The campai iRn a Ssar1aR0
h,,l e bs "a Ie slseted g the eneIal
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A Call TO Cotton Growers.

Columbia, September 11.-PresiGent
4. d. Smith, OF the Cotton Growers
Association, has given this card to the
press for publication:
In order to get thoroughly informed
as to the spirit Of the people Of South
Carolina in reference to the actual
Southern Cotton Association l call
upon every county association to meet
on next Monday, the 18TH instant, for
the purpose OF getting an expression
OF opinion from the members of every
association in their county.
First as 20 the ratification of the ac-
tlOn OF the Convention as to the mini
mum price.
Second, devise means of mutual as
slstance in carrying out tho aim and
purposes OF the Southern Cotton Asso-
clatlOn.
The one prime necessity now is that
the Southern Cotton Association has
fixed its minimum price at Asheviiie,
N. T..
The undoubted small crop, the Hnan-
cial condition OF the South and above
all the possibility of the Southern cot
ton grower boing able to dictate his
own price, is prize worth striving
for, because 1t means personal inde-
pendence, manhood and wealth
Therefore, at this crisis. beg every
county association to meet us above in
dicated and see that a report be made,
hoth as to the spirit attending these
meetings and the opinion OF those
attending as to the price of cot
ton. As to the outlook Of yield
and what means, it any, have been
the cotton from the market until our
minimum OF II cents is obtained.
These reports to be forwarded to the
central office. IS
1t matters not now whether it waa
wise or unwiee to set the minimum in
dicated. There is but ono thing left
to do and we can do 1t, and tiiasis 70
and demand II cents. 1t is useless for
me to call attention 10 the fact tiIat
with the 100000 bale crop, by our
loyalty, determination and manhood
we will win 1t.
Various things will be brought to
bear that are being brought TO bear
now, and the fight tor. the next thirty
days, perhaps longer, will be the bit
terest eve. Wagsd in the Snnth. II.
fact, all parties concerned in Southern
welfare, which means In the Southern
cotton crop. will see that the weak are
assisted by the strong, We will win
this fight as we won the other, and b3
rewarded bya much higher price than
IL cents Tor our work. e
This letter is dictated hurriedly on
my way through Columbia to meet the
cotton growers at Bennettsville.
When l have leisure, which ] hope to
have In few days,I shall give to the
public tho work that was done and pro-
posed to be done at Asheville.
Let all the counties meet as have
asked above and send to this office n
report of the spirit of tho people.as to
the prospects Of their holding their
cotton, and the means they propose to
put into operation to reach the end
desired. Already kilograms and let-
tors from the WeBt indicate that they
are. hauling their cotton back home
and storing 1t away and waiting for11.
cents. E.. ID. Smith. E
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THE DISPENsARY INVESTIGATION
3is33:s{ IS .}S. AGAIN. .E IS. .s@ t,a

The third meeting ofthe committee
appointed to investigate the affairs OF
the State dispense1y was heldin Sum.
ter. last week, aud the evidences of
oorruptioni IN the system were many,
1 and Of sudilta nature that they pro.
duced no feeling of surprise among
/ people of the State generally. Irreg.
/ ularities and plain stealing have been
j matters o.. common report. A reye-
Siation of them merely confirms what
I was before believed TO be true. IS. IS.
] Much ooroborative evidence waa
produced TO show that dispensers had
been selling boxes and empty bottles
and putting the money in their pock-
ets, thereby increasing their salaries
in some inatsnoes by several hundred
dollars year. The petty scandals Of
the county Dispensers we're fully aired.
4 These; little things are important in
that they prove that, whether in high
or low position, dispensary officials
pursne th . sans methods Of fgrsfting.
! It makes no difference in principle
whether the amount Wfongfully made
lis5 . few dollars or many thousands.
The offence is equally odious an and tho
offend Ter equally guilty before the
law # 5SS5;s55l
was stated by'3a witness that q
brewing oompan y offered topiait np the
anm Of ST., 900 to aid inI the Selection of
q .. Williams 10 the goYernorsbiips
VILLAINS was at that time chairman
inv If 6 Con tIoi, ana wsh among
the few men conne ected !; with The dis
spensary WhoiEas regarded . es being
above reproaoh An sinteresting da-
velopmsnt 6f ft he J evidence was & .fe; m
astiYity of come of She dispe ns4aary OH. b
cialsin naueneibg State politics 8 The
anaoki ine bull I np byIthe whiskey i,ul mo-
nopoly has been Sc :stroDg seE, o,ieh t to
make itaelf felt iss South Carol ina. aud
like AL political niisatiotnls based 81 a
1 on eorrnp syst tsn it's effects haye
sbsen psrnicio n Non ssnp dly nj
shonofab ble sasg stop opp to HE d isgradntt ion
sof accs ping sibfi hes an al nf selling
issthemsSl YES for "a ssy pie esE5s 81 sii iger,
tben All good fizsna ID MAJ Il cry,
God save the 81 mi N he dispe usarg
sayste ON krestepp 50 dol ss every sliilS &
sst fnttn I, 80 " q 8,
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dug. right now. and its going TO be
buried when the votes for prohibition
are counted. Yes. sir. She's goner
IN my county. You know there are
eoin' to be come folks to vote for the
clspensary just because they think
they will help to save Ben TiIIman by
doing 1t. Don't you believe any such
nonsense ns that. The dispensary ia
dead already, but old Ben amt and he
Won,G &C., yet awhile either. He'll
shuttle of the dispensary coil when
the last flicker comes q heap sooner
than what the preachers call the 'mor-
tai COLI of his future political life. If
man loves Ben and hates his baby,
as he calls the liquor machine, let him
Kill the baby. Ben won't die.r
Mr.. Ashley has long been one of the
unique figures in the Legislature. He
has lot Of good horse sense. He has
all the courage needed to fight for his
convictions and can't be blutfed into
supporting measure contrary to his
good judgment.
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NOTICE!

Gentlemen Of the Farmers Warehouse
Company and otuer members of the
Union who desire to take stock in the
enterprise:
will be found at the Superyieor'e
Office the remainder of the week to re-.
ceipt you for your subscriptions. Coma
promptly and get in on the ground floor,
Respectfully,
Z. o. BURRTSS.
Sec. IL Treas.
Sept IL, 1905 l3
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

:. The undersigned. by the authority in
vested in him by the heirs Of the estate
Of Henry Fl. Jenkins. will sell to the
highest bidder at Anderson G. b., or
salesday in October next, all that Piece
or Parcel Of Land containing 895 acres,
In Garvin Township, adjoining land OF
j.. Miles Pickens, Jake Bargeol and
others. = f77Et"
Terms of Sale-Cssh. Pnrchaser to
pay extra for papers. llT5G,,ZZ9
u. E. WOFFORD, Admir-.
Sept 13, 1905 lY
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Situated two miles northeast Of Wal
halla, =. c., combating OF l79 acres, good
three tenant houses, 100 acres in cult.
walton" all fresh land. Good barn and
stables. d. MOSS. Agent.
Walhalla, s. G.
Sept 15, 1905 l3
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Real Estate Bought and Sold.

Say, listen: There are thousands of peo.
pie more each year, but no more Land.
have fifteen iarms, from so TO $50 acres
each. nice Level land, every one a bar
gatn, will give ter ms If wanted.
Also some nice lots in Seneca. Come
quick. j. H. ADAMS.
Sept 13. 1905 IA 'i
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FARM FOR SALE!

Sept -, 1905
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Most heroes outliye their o

- Most heroes outive their great
ness.
- 1t takes subordinate to realize
the ineficiency of q superior.
- A pleasant man to talk to may
be d disagreesblc man to listen TO.
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WILL a. TO HAN G.
Extradition Papers Issued tor
Alpheus Vaughan.
!, !, .,,,al q The Timcs- DlspntchD


& RALEIGH, N G, MAY va ), Ia TO- ! ranging in
his county In the case @. lhe !, i Igors
!!WiS, sInms. for killing Mary 5rlusers'
q few miles from Raleigh. IN 1unu''1 ,
1901 i !" Il, ! ,,,,o,, 70 the SUI
At least, the second appea l t ~ hiding
pro ~ error in the trial below, SO lnut ~ ~
~ w ~ re,,,lnr course there Is lelt OILY ~ ~
tho Governor to fix another date iot t'to
hanging. ,,,,,,,ttad on Janu-
me % ho 19W Robert Brldgers the hu vs.:
N.Y., ~ tha murdered woman. iett !, r.rs
family we'll on the morning ,! Ct ttc - We re-
dar and camo to Raleigh " men ~ COT r.
turned he found his WIG detlu " t,s two
ton patch near the nouSu nat thew died
v within n day or two. Adams was g. =, !
rmastnd and convicted Of murder ~ az nus :
hrst degree Ills counsel carried a!ic I tcis,
yas .n ordered. Then this new trla w Snd
an nppeal to the supreme Cou IT,, a AZ.
u 90 fhe appeal that has Just peen ~
Mad against tho prisoner iehV'ilh ~ .,
nesro With tho gallows staring mn =
w Governor Glenn issued eXtraalnnf6,ni ~ "a
NY Wy tn1Iny on tho Governor OF ONO 70
! pAinheus Vaughan. VINO Is WILL M.t.tsoS oW MI,
fnr am bezzIement from tho singer SeW,.a'
/ Machine Company while ne WAS rht,''u . ~, y
OF the Ralelsh on, naiys sd''i here this morn
( Il Inv 'e from Toledo Ohio to the eteot nm IN
W. had been arrested tnere ~ ~
wr nuiE he held until, an officer came to- ~,
: North Carolina for him. An on T,ne9 Gove,
Il today with the PAPERS ps aver aver BEEN mad
na o'r nov much Vaughan maze h"a
u Win hut II is thought to nave occh
much as S2VO. 49,
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OTIS SKINNER TODAY.
Romantic Actor at Academy IN IN
Rural Play-Bijou Bill.

French Canada Is the little known anu az
seldom explored region that Is put ~i'h-
ma footlght frame in the new play O. =.
..rhe Harvester In which that deligh'1t I'l
full romantic actor, Otis Skinner. IS 70
he seen at tho Academy this afternoon
and .to-nigh :
With his accustomed conscientio usnes IS
this sterling artist himself visited me
Valley of the st, Lawrence during lns
past summer In order TO study the ffehe!l
Canadian types ut first hand and 10 Sc Sc,
/ cure the exact color and atmosphere LOT Ir
Ethia production. He dwelt in the small = !
I|hnmlais OF Upper Quebec an dsaw me n 9
| reapcrs at their toll In the wheat heias
lfand at their play and ease In their COY.
\ tages. All the costumes and accessories
,ised in ."rhe Harvester We're brought
bnck direct by Mr.. Skinner, and are not
4 s,age n operties In the conventional! SENSE
being tho "real thing"
The central figure Of the llght-hearte,o =
! and debonair gypsy wanderer. VINO y
i nortrayed by Mr.. Skinner. lis declared =
! hc ono of the most fascinating charac:
1 terizations created in many seasons an
/ the psychological transitions OF charac
i Ter. which this care-free stroller under
4 goes zoe, in his redemption Of love fo y,
Committed in his youth, constitute IN
II cffectiyc dramatic appeal.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Closing Exercises Will Have Have
l Snecial Features Tonight.

One OF the principal attractions at tn ns
closing exercises OF tho Virginia M ms,Inn Of
Institute tonight viii 20 the ninlomSs
nna medals arc to be awarded to the stuaeh.s
most proficient in their studies = rod,ce NE
!, na ~. prvan the orator for tho OCCASION
ToHts the Grafton there Will be grand
entreo march by the students y, .,a d,n,onas
tho fvrniuates Tho Lounlor modal otIel IS.
by Mr. Henry utzlsr %l be 30 R e. Evans
Mr.. s. S, P. Patterson Rsy a.. ~ nv MI A j
Chewing. ~, sant ont invita-
,lo!is ~ an Mann s. Quarles chairman; T.
i,s Valentine, B. Rand Wexford, James -
l4(,ump and Il. j. Boshar.
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MISS KEENAN, HURT.
Thrown From Vehicle ana
May Lose a Leg,
'(By Assoc'nteu TT !,

an, ~, NSa 'y 1iN II, G.. May 1s,-Mrs:
W. K Kenan MlH ;ss s Ann,a Keenan, keenan,, Of
Wilmingi1n' ana M's1 mother i sister and
Ksnpns ryaallnss,ct " Of Mrs Henry NJ
aH a Tier Vic Of the mpltl-mhiIIl,HHnshareSs;
fro" tutnp sias m xe W%s
,Un l ats yesterday evening" the horse horse
hsSh Mss Ksa M SHa Anas Ken al
capped 9nahJ cnnnoun.i fracture of one q
s snn eaar limbs. just above the knee nee
w yhhai om may ultimately require Mapy
Dr. Mart Of me 9n,sa nshy to o cs i
land ho osI ,nIhyslcians regarding tho ease case
W Nuss ISenaIi has heen removed 20 wa
nospItai and Is resting easy
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BALTIMORE HORSE SHOW
All Indications Point to Very
Auspicious Opening.

3 nAITfMoRE. MD, May lG,--All the ind!ca-
ions except one favor an auspletons open, als
ot .nu ~ tha event being the seventh annual
eyhibi,Ion' The one exception Is the weather,
Which, unless the official year.
MI ,,an ~ ,oTies herocnily remained In the tell
though their handsome spring gowns w :, % ers
aripping The display promises 70 20 ot "a
S &c snnwn having taken part In the Chevy
Chase sxhibition last week Nearly s@ p9Has be
eluanGs a. promptly at 1880 o'clock,
on pa q. sJ p N. each day the Judging VIII be.
Gin Thursday and Friday WI, be banner Ro aas
Because OF the presence OF MISS 1A''ce isoo's'
Walt 5sf5. ELS
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sister, Miss Dodie Tair. They VII 2 pc e
n,,ests of Mr.. b. G. Wherry, NO. o. o.,
South Third. Street. DR.. FAR y on .t,1
way to stanton. Va, where me s m,..
a .,an hefore the Mary Baldwin institute.
,aa w,nr richmond Saturday for stanton ~,
. The many friends OF Dr., Fair VII ne De
n nLan cd" 10 learn of his arrival IN the
p n,twe The ladies' Of Grace Street Tres
~ NJ his vlslt, will give Or. Fair ana MS
sister reception In the lecture roo, M =,
the church next Friday evening" :, |. llu' !,
$50 to II ~, NJ Or. F a. on I'VE I'd = 70
back from stauntonn, ~ oreshvterial
F Pnrh on n Wednesday night May A l.l,.-
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greatly Interested tho large croWd pres ~,
ent. The meetings held In TINS secl ILl
ava arouse cia general sentiment for the
S inn Of the public schools
The closing exercises for the session 20, o.
4 Frederi cksburg College, after q most sue,
4ces s year. viii commence June LIST, and
continue until June It'll the ne s pa eiIay
June dtI se ath at ii o'clock in the Pr res y
tartan Church, by DR.. +. r.. lSng iis'9 9
Mr.. W. q. crcnshaw, Jr.. Is building ~ Il, a
mile of macadamized road nd, on IN ms o ide
lesson in road building to the people y
| that section. j., Y, .s ,,,,s o,+y
| - receivod n letter from the private
q pEsSdent g Preside a
| IN IN reference to the burial place OF Jonn
PAW The g sefore frem he receipt n
1 1fo1,nr 4 yVa1lace,s letter, the Prasident
in the tpat the rein, q.
me nvrt of tho remains Of John Pau
! Jones les should be at Naval Academy stflt q
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~ .n,,,vors az the Army OF Northern
Virginia. He was born IN Nhode isla''u
but established his legal residence N VIZ,
= = rn,,, the military academy and just
before the outbreak Of the war was nt ~
lieutenant of cavalry In the un.tea s ,1nes
army and commanded me est AZ =, ra,,,,,.
, ~, IN '1 Soon nfterward he resigned from
t ,he army sg and cas. his lot with the Con
t as nles. In In Aprll, 1892 he was a ap
pointed pointed a compiler in tho office q the the
war records, War Department ar, and mas mas
continued In clerical duty ~ tno "uf
| .T,epartment ever since.
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New Business Concerns.

mo state Corporation Comlnlsslon yesteNIay
rrnnted the following charters: ~.
and als ar%y,!Is o In
rar,orators r.. o, Troy, president. Amherst,
Ma: &, S. Hopkins. secretary, Waynesboro.
Va, Capital stock, maximum $50 mhiimI NJ =
se 1, for the purpose Of maintaining ana
oncrating q railroad.
Exposii,on Realty corporatlon Prn1c ellp,, l
oti,ce. Norfolk, Va Incorporators. BENJAMIN
! nwenberg, president. Norfolk, Va; Willain
Barnes, vice president, Newport News. Va y.
John iowery secretary, Newport 1S NsWs MN, vn
SO ooo' Objects and purposes, TO buy ana se,
real estate personal and mixed prg e
operate hotels INNS, rsa,apa erprises
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Realistic Court Scene.

Tho plot in 1.-THE Factory Girl which
Is tho 'Bljou bill this week. turns on the
attempt Of salle French forcw r,s r;ra az
~ M an employe, OF theft Charley Wilde,
howe H was watching when the plotte T
nincsd "a missing pay enyelope y !
the the heroine's cloak pocket pocket. so ana
it was his evidence that manly a.icn s't mo
court e.,u scene at the trial is q realistic pit
of work, IE 4aE7s
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GEN LQMAX APPOINTED [. n | Il.
ON PARK commission.
Secretary Of War Names NJ Ne
ginialn to Succeed Major
Robins.
4 eeocia,,cd Press,

3W-AsH1SGToN, May 16-secretary
TAFT to-day appointed Maoor-General
Lunsford L. Lomax. OF virginia, a n 4.n ~
her of the Gettysburg Battlefield = la IN,
Commission, to I'LL the vacancy ,enussu ~ :,
the death of Major ". ~. 1! nonnaa IL
North Carolina, one OF .he 'N'l -
with the single exception OF Major "a, g.
scranara, Robert F. Hoke. tof North caro-
lima, General Lomax is the senior Ilir otl'ce'
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folk Va. for the appellee. and continued
until this morning.

TgI91a1T.H AQ1IlJVlCO ~ !,
The following attorneys Wer H a seIdner.
e 70 R W isson and T. .. Savage, all OF
S The foloWing cases will be in the call
to ga ;ss q. FL. Scott, ct al; appellants:
vs Z charles p. Guice, ct al, aBpeileess.
s az; from the Circuit Court at Pn = As-
burg W Va TO be aT W ga ps for the ap-
G eaian % f and by Nj b POST Of Grafton,
WA ~. Va, for the appellees - !, ton,o !.
No COS Barge CITY Gf Sam A appelee;
aapppeni from the District Court At Nor
a Xxx, Va. TO be argued by T, B.. ,, " ~
iiams, of Norfolk Va, for,the - appe rToIk
and by Edward r. Baird, Jr"5 OF = orio -
Va. for the appellee. +hie
Court C adjourned until 10 o'clock TINS
morning, ssgH i34ss tt234s5, se4
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- II 60 Ter. t. a.
=. !, The Kind You llaya Always BQugF
a'ss !, L1z12Nzzn1
Ia BEAUTIFul. SIGHT.

Take Westhampton car to-day, to-mar.-
row or sunday; 80 to Marx Ino ON =,
farm and see tho acres OF WV ~ ~,
nations and Peonies' Ihey are oe'uH'
f,l--cost reasonable
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OF the second choice would be given a
b like opportunity All OF the comp ts,n, :
local architects accepted these eon nanspal
connections the "a aw archi ts whose
Mans best meet the wishes and REQUIRE
ments OF the co,nmttee.in charge.
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THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS
comes from the varnlsh IN Deyoe's var
nish Floor Paint costs ca'9 -. n II No W -
quart though, Sold ny fiurf's iiA'u"Ass
Company, f48
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plan OF EACH
HAD ITS SUPPORT.
(Contlnued from Flrst Inge.,

the spokesman being member Of the
School Board, that this Joint commiSce
would select plan and i'm architect;
that II when the working drawings and
specifications were completed and the
bids ,wcrc IN they werc found to exceed
the appropriation tho selected architect
would be asked to modify his plans so
as to bring the costs within the appro.
priation. That IL. however, he could not
do this and at the same tme furnish
satisfactory building, then the architect
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Roads Consolidated.

wAcRoss, GA May 1.-THE the, g nai,sau mi
o. ,he q" Della pine Bloom and Yalaosta Ralpfn
and the purchase q the eonsolin ac ,s
al Douglass, ,e8
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I RALLY IN STAFFORD,
IA Mile Of MacadaInlzed Road as
an Object Lesson,
Especial to Tho Iimes,p'spissGn!

INT, f s 4b'nnlc X VA. May ID
Ihe eMuc M nuspices OF the Virginia GO,
operative Edurational a sa,,ntW seat the
held yesterday ut lhe !, cI RIackwel I' pres.
SPEAKERS benE nr. Macon a. College, at Ash
ident q H nv Aston Cahell, OF Rich
mond 'aa Ia tor Dsmassats p0@
nation for Leutena nt-.3 aaraasas whiel,
whom Whom made strong addresses wl'S'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
-TiOR THN BEST GIN RICKl117Y''' 'I IusI
Coates Original
Plymouth Gin

None SO healthful, Pure--dry' I [Ia, ~
5,'nenunlled Bottled only At bla s'l
T Dlstilley, Plymouth, E Sa ~ !
The only genuine plymouth VIZ ''s 70
the MONK on the label e., ,,,,,,l,,,y "a,
Now YORK AND sIkIlNTuGltf ~
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,v1 r,s p1Ar1 FOR HIGH SCHOOL SHOWING MAN FLoot

AnnnnolIs. This is "a great dlsappoinl,,
ment TO some Of our citizens, Wlto NV ~.
t t.ta,,ted nm earnest movement to nave tilu
st a,sI h,ourht to this city, where John
Paul Jones formerly resided.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Dr Fair Here To-day.

DR.. Fair Here Today
Tho Rev. James Y. Fair, D. D., at one
time pastor Of Grace Street Presoyteria az
Church, in this city, at present ls1 Eh,rc ~
the independent Presbyterian churcn,
s ens Ca. viii arrive in Richmo y,
s, 20 , morning accompanied by ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Pure, HeQ/thfuI, Refreshing
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