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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
February 8th II, tIlorld History

X dl&f I'M "a
r.pru. Cursor deased temple
the
sae h r as M pSsa sts
respect
the great h' 9 0 anatnI
OF conspiracy against tile queen Elsabeth
died s . 89
uo. adnptsd stand
m tho should have other guard than the mnia
Indians assault o. aD
inhabitants fed nearly decp snow =
'o thslr limbs from t'e ssys ,7s q tho f0ss
OF
The said 70
her
Moses Anon 90
..
e.
Ing
Il the French.
crnnhd abolish
which
him reward for
adopted - SsisE
presidcpt Of sassnated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
Church Advertisements.


This is a,day Of advertising and even
the churches have fallen into the habit.
"a writer in. the New York .lndeptndent
has been giving this subject special STUDY,
and In order to get material for the arti-
Gle which he has written. during inc
weeks OF one whole year, from January TO
January, he clipped each Saturday from
the daily papers In New York city that thai
portion of the page containing church
announcements. Tic concludes from MS
observations that tho purpose OF most
OF tho advertisements, at least was, TO
attract a crowd. In one whole group,
for example, he says that the emphasis
il laid upon the music. In most Of tho ad-.
yertiscments some special feature is mem
| toned, mainly the music, tho preacler
being secondary attraction lie hnds
that attention is repeatedly called to the
fact that tho service will DO musical
With brief addresses. lIos"ansWercd' one
o. The advertisements BY attending one
such service. and found that while inc
service was ono hour and thirty minutes
| long, the sermon occupied Just Six MN
| utes. one notice refers 10 new organ
| another mentions II stringed 1uartette
and organ; another boasts OF strlnged
4 instruments aud Of chorus choir. One
OF tho churches announced that colored
Jubilee singers would render gospel songs
and plantation melodies, and still an
, other announced music by American IN
dams &fS
Again, there Is advertisement Of the
subjects, some Of which are as follows:
''Seel1ing Grass for Mules and Finding
Elijah" Nathan Said Unto David, Thou
. Art the Man. or the Crack Detective"
"out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire;
A study of Recent Suicides;' "fias God
u Bodyn "a Defense OF Violence 10
{ Scabs:" 'What Are Our Inspectors Of
/, Police Doing?" Noted American Gam
j blers at Monte carlo;'' THE Devil ii
: Politics: is He Democrat or Repubi
y CAM" 1.-THE Case of Florence Burns;'
~ ,.rhe iumor OF Jesus;' "Chrst's Banlue
~ Talk One preacher Announced as
subject for a Christmas sermon God
~ Little Boy"
a. is 1t not sign OF the divinity OF III
q Christian religion that It has prospere
81 and spread in spite OF the plumbers an
~ sins and heresy and narrow prejudice an
be prosecutions and false doctrine and falls
u methods Of some OF It's cxcmplarg an
ion promoters IN all ages, How can preaci
nat crs and church onicIals hope to promo,
be- the cause Of religion ny resort to IL
IN "trieka Of the trade2, How Gun the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
The Rights Of the Child,

ii The knoxville Journal and Tribune re-
marks that compulsory education IS not
IN infringement upon individual rights
any more than compulsory vaccinatoni
tha, The disease the latter IS to prevent.
Is less dangerous than that WINCH the
former is to prevent.
The Washington Post by way OF conn
,nent says that while all this Is measure
NV true, ii SIS stated with an excess Of
8ernphasis. ''lt Ia true adds the POST,
,.that the prevalence OF illlteraey might
De SO general In community as 10 hs
moro dangerous than smallpox, but i
I neither school attendance nor vaccination
Wers compulsory, Il il not probable ,ha
eIltnr sil.!toracy or smallpox you'd be
ceaac extremely dangerous tor y9lun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
II ONE ONE for Confederate w omen.

Z 4
Editor Of Tho Times Dlspatch: II s
Shiny Friends AR. James T.. Porter who
has Just returned from Richmond where Eo
has been for q fey ga u y
tthuslastic:over &thc splendid effort tina US IS
being made Tor the comfort. and lfhappines;sI
$of tho widows or the old Confederate SOL
Sasrs, !. z, . ., Z, j u &, W..
Emen Boff %Virg nia, Is onesof the noblest ana:
sweetest charities of the ma ~ our
BY and brought ipto pr;,c tca g wing shape q
6 q S,fIss lSSes most
a ~ arra liza tion with Miss Mary Gusts y Lee
Is president for Q. |, . ,ta
u,,a rters. and now twenty widows and sisters
81 The old Confederatc lers arc #es11oyli's
ali tho comforts Of "a home e. e, 4.
r cso FyIs ontaEue 81 our beloved Cover
with an chcient corps ~ asssta 2,
IS a e Mor loca tiy build
ing and equipped and inc extent my, q onsn
a6ors together With the results VIII t nei nn
e pe throu uiS It. the state !, 4
Tho good people OF the city Of Rlrhmo ,ii
arc taking noble part N tins Sh1 Sa neon
of tH So't Counties Viii mot try each and AZ OF
tho INTO o. something t. s snsa nv RGe
wo,, I'm ra aGso Small amount that II would do
great deal towards removing me aicu'ei NJ
which 10 in the q e 70 enl hu.se ana
enan!s tn e, ,nre % That tho poor Confederate
in his last hours will feel comfortsd
that his beloved wife or sister would not pe
" WV On ymestly beg @ that the Confederate
camls,. Tie ladies aux!arics and any and \, al
organizations or individuals VINO sympa M -
| With the Lost Cause WI try ana hia si's VI
| excellent work. I, =, !, Y, "a iso,,
said that the monuments sba aaasG u
rerpetuate the ali thnt
InG hearts oil that cuInips artistic
hand nil that astutSS e o rahlo cnn o uS
i wise, that Is a monument 70 tn ne ho'''o
q No not 0G this Home Needy confsasfHts
Women an embodiment oi TINS iaea ~ coutu
no pic' '''o'.'' ~ w. T. MEADE,
] Adjutant Louisa Camp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
Compulsory Education
], I, !, III. Z In, 90 .T,ispgtch:

Edllor Of Tic I'm ts- D1spHtc
er,it me 70 thank yto,a LOT tss, III
eveiitualy come, and with such able = a I.l
advocates as .yourself OIL I =, =
Side EVIL come sooner than many,th,nI p I,
Tho ma tier Of giving primary ed y cattSSi,
most n s aHi subject now IN for con
sideration.S IT has been a long and SIone-5
somo road but are net Y antlng
needs nd III n m glad to add 81 that you
have tlono yourlpart In this work. hope I
is see the day when theproperty Of the
State will be used to educate the children
3ofSthoS state. and when no child. however
situated ,8willSbe debarrcd from acquiring
a good primary educat ton: =, T i, }, !, M,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
.Richmond's Fine Showing.

rho assessed value Of real estate IN tn
city Of Richmond co. the year 1901 W.
s45, 43o, 500, and the assessment OF personal
property was s36.S3G,l95. When 1t is con-
sldered that in Richmond government
bonds, state bonds, city bonds ana al!
the stocks of Virginia railroad corpora
lions are exempt from taxation. this is a
splendid and gratifying exhibit, and the the
commissioner of revenue says that IT IS
an exhibit that will compare most favor
ably with that OF the best regulated
cities in tho country. 1t is n tribute 70
The honesty and patriotism OF the people
pr Richmond 1t shows that. In the
main, they are making honest returns q
their personal effects.
Is lye believe that tho new law exomptlng
railroad stocks from taxation has had
something to do With this gratifying re-
s suit, 1t was not fair for the state TO
tax the railroads upon their property,
together with q franchise taS, and yet
compel tho individual owners of stock
10 list their shares for taxation. IT was
double taxation, pure and simple The
State has no moro right to do an injns'
3tice than an individual has, and When
3 the state undertakes TO impose pnjus
taxes. the people are going 10 resent II
i and some Of them are going to dodge
1,hc surest way for the State to proven
tax lodging Is to deal fairly and JUST
vim the taxpayers and give them ~
excuse or pretext for falling to max
complete returns, Fair dealing usual
y bt gets fair dealing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
San lose Scale.
~. 4, s,,,re, w Feb. 3, 1905.

T,lacksburg, Va, Feb. ., aVoo. t3
Editor or The Tines Dispatch: :, u,
slr,The article app1ear,hKn n1rc cs cor.
talns such misleading state ~ lesu' ,a az
the work OF the Crop Pest Commission, , that
i request space n3yonlr co'u'''''s ~ :
i agree with your correspondent that LIE
impossible to STAMP oI Mad IN 2 foothols In an
Old orchard. but we have good remedies ior
treating this pest there Is no reason y VIZ th
Sw Az ia Wiling 10 put forth intelligent effort
10 save his trees Full dreetlons for Treating
ss S s Ssss efs
S Sy sddre amins }hsaadersgned Ths should
DO k know 70 y Kesp up With the
ished reports Of this state as l,1 aoes NH, %,!in
posi,yo assertlo1s, sjsb hsr'fp''ufa 'uD
eaton hnrf nat ~ essitntsd To- publish the fact
that come q nurseries haya 81 ot ahe
infested with a az INT Strict control
ns,tn Mere enforced IN these nprssrl,'s
hs consists assiTasiitT q stock
sold sold With hydrocyanlc acid gas, Tx care,
fully following up these - as ID
r n.y. iSs insect @Ad Ii ther nurseries have
ceedei IN Graduating ths pest w nns or ~ tW',
other nurseries seut q f0aSs 70 ~ Doing rs
GioGNs , tY AIT the report that fourteen
l nirs.ries in The State are infested 's unT
rhe contro, methods adopted have proven 50
effective that the Virginia nurseries 1muye nn n
tributed very few cases o. san Wv ,n az IL
nince tho adoption, OF tho san jose sehS II
isos the great majority OF cases v, LILY H.sI1
bcI distributed by non ~. Nv, nd
These facts have been rMbllslnnea t nNI as
over in our printed reports ana "lae'y va
The question Of publishing the ne n m,nnhs ~
nursery stock With, the ,s sss v ara
scale has been llseynsseesa Il respectfnliy sub-
y,w Of fam ,ne ssns9rys a and others
teresed this question y y e,s hcn tho rest
OF .hstr stock is free IN 70, I'D Of K
they put forth proper efforts g se' y 4 :
Whss NC have always given the faesss Hp Disa
any nartculnr nursery by letter 70 tb
thc wrier does not believe u Gun I'm MN
archara interests to have Such nn.sshS ~, Ness
shed Ii Would n1ure the sa,l fsop apsI
=" ve i'm mayn obtatned tho great bpik o.
1 stSct Yan uifaIr7 advantage W, onnort 4, 10
THIS oes not ap npspser Y Il
Correspondent III ,,h,sbea in liz
st ussion OF this quest M nmoIoaist
cory II Which Viii ne mailed NM u''s =
Huest. Z y lss III q. ~ PII I LI.I
II 8&i " n l$yl yS n state lSnt oMol lsl,s1
IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
Es y, \ 9 owners ''''''' /.

Tic i pray That they may 10 pitifuis rather
have ksoWn The Mcce family Y, during J., l,,.n,
period Of nearly forty years. l,a ye s'em.
the most or my summer vacations n ny y
they We're r GSr aa re inW
abiding PEOPLE, and have tho respect ard O..
teeBof cod only, I NJ nM
their hearts to-day they deserve (. y. our
sympathy and slod beatow fre "A;ynr,d
lade1, With our imprecations, but With, 9ar
pity. Revenge IS from beneath bat aui
sion from aboyo. Revenge ,arrows 'le .2 W
but where pity dwclls the peacn O. g Col
abldcs. Tho Divine son Of God wsp1 4. oyef
iiarots and thieves, prayed for his r1e,re,ra
and Of ,;nte
in fervcnt prayer for saving mercy upon tno
soul OF cCue they will plenso God'
the condemned man md his a,a M
CointnonWeal til and layup for then,sclSes III
perishabo treasure in nm, ~, q /, VII
II Richmond, IA. NJ A p N II; sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
f.S,nails in Wells.

Editor &c The Times-D tspat CHI:
IN Str,-Plense tell II in your query column OF! M
where we'll snals come from. and NOW % y,
10 $exterminato them. I hnve a. small n. !
bored well with curling three. Z, fee y
above tho ground, and perfectly 81 tight,
Yet the 8snails$ get In The well. ], s33
Cement tho we'll from four Il' feet Ct below Y
tho surface to top and build cement 5 or
brick curbihg around the well 5nnd $lla !,
the plat TORN perfectly tight. These sna aus
are hard to keep out OF wells. s35S5;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
PITY for McCue.

Editor OF The Tlmes-D ispatch:9 i. 4 z.
B Sir,-On next Friday, the sentence OF death
was convicted by tho city Court of Charlottes-
.yIIle, OF the murder OF his wife J have NJ
adverse criticism TO pass upon the Julgo nna
S they dld what they believed 10 be warranted
by the law and tho evidence a am,n9e d IN
po,, cnce Of ihs court / Let tho dignity and
majesty of tie COMMUNICATE lbe uphold.
But looking to tho moral welfare OF our peo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

lopo to elevate the ci,titeiij w res 9 II.
to degrading ways ind means "A Tire
IEosptiis strongest III It's purity ni liz s 1t
intcgtityit does not need be bp steis'ed
iii, by fakes ard fads fit trsicE
Tive I'M itself, caniiot be ,iin 7 y, ttrac.
tive by5 descending to- tho 8iriethotus &of
Stha, piayhouses. lsjie4've I'D " s 2
music, good preaching md attract " Ivy SER
Vices, but the ts,uae religion - never 70
be ntvantugsd BY captrar and IND sense 81
journalism. rhejend viii never Justify ing
means Crowds may be trt.ctet ~ at1e.t
desire to SEQ d show, but II theysco'tn ~
III suc, d Spirit they viii have tie sense ems
81 being swindled IL tlie show8 is .'otE up NJ
to tho advertisement, ana i they le s5uo
see d satisfactory show ncitlePr N IN e q! nor
the cause IN religion will l'e the game
by tho experience. G. m @ Ii. l.,sE
AZ the wrlter3in tho pcndet' ~ Says
d crowd chnnot DO collected by n os'ii.eJ
ba nix tricks and then appealllea 70 WIZ
the solemn truth Of God. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
Judge Marshall Here.

si n III spent a few hours IN Rictlnondl
Yesterday, having come down 70 !aook
AT tor some egal ma tiers. He left on ~
early aftelnoo2 train fer is 49n z "a ~
carrying his age well a he joy lal \ eX7eoll-ss
gressinln said !; 'yTrlle eternal y yea ~ sFe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
Russia and Japan.
United States Prisons.

t1dtor& of 5Tho 1,nies-D lspntcll
sir--Plenso answer III The Times DIS ,'t
rntchS how many and ~ here % nr g. wy
nro persons scnt to these prisons.
'S.SSiS 7f5S9.SiG StjBsC RlBER.5&
There arc three IjnitedS suites STU Isl prlso'lls'
one d Z Albany, one at N1oundsvillc, w y
VI, ana ono at Atlanta. Persons 60 y NJ
fined therein are those who have been e
convicted OF yiolatlon OF tho Law g the
United States government. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

NJ s,,,nnton nurea Ii. No. Sol Fo,irteethi, \,
street Northwest Corner PennEs'!Sill y li
Ii Avenue. ISL Va M al ii IL e q ", V 81
n " ohester eureau. Carriers Drug store store
Y I No. 11oa HILL Street. (.
petersburg II eadau ~ 'i5everles s,taaat
Srison's No. i0n North sycamore 81 ~
S1 rho I,Ar1.Y TIMES DISPATCH is sol q
1T q cents " cop 555 q q y. .... !.
,,rhe SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH s IA IS
sold ut s cents q COW. 3 ..it.
The MISUNDERSTANDING lf Al ih s,ua
lag Sunday, In Richmond aliu 5o
ster by carrier, 4 cents per week Or "
5cciits per month. 1. h
u q Z TIME s. DISPATCH, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

Where is that mysterious beef trust that
is ana yot is not? Respectfully referred t' fst
to the puzzle department. I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

notwithstanding the low state ot.5t ~ :
thermometer. there are warm en-. enough Y
times in Russia about now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

Tho President seems Inclined to do q
little vigorous business In the matter
Of rairoading railroad LEGISLATION through 2.
Congress. sfF II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

the small boy Or the small girl elt her
will hitch his or her father to he sled l'''
and keep him we'll hitched, they can sko g
around town without int lt, $ NJ
McCarthys cruel order This isn't cheer
ing news to patar fanlliias, but but It's e: g
fact. ts II " 5;;sf..(3 Psi R; n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

They arc trying 10 form big com n1'i.n {
ton Of all tho Iron Industries north and and
south. working along hard lines, 50
to speak. HI VI VI N $ @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
.QEU...RlIlE:'S ( ..''IS ND
ANSWERS |. J ! ( 81 !
Circuit Courts.

IN ret,ly to d correspondent. we am y ~
our ruply Inst week ttld stats TN. LIE
Tina III holding courts IL the several
sn,ntos is fixed by leglslntiye ei,a ctinen y
approved February 70, 1b4 T lie syn ul ~
Is published iii tho Acts OF $50 :.
Communicating With Battleships
1r1i1lt Or 4 Z ,rhe Times.D ispAt en-
Elr,-Wil YOU rlcase pli I'LL q IN Solrs
next week query column how . u , cnii
communicate With tho bnttleshp Illinois
81 VIII, my one Oh that Y ship? II l3y SO !
'dolnE 5yot, will greatly $obllge. \. 4,
i' ~ Z "A Ii a 81 ESCR1B
Address your lettcrato the care q INC
Navy 5 Department. washington, - q 81 s3S
Russia and Japan.
1tditor or 1'ho Times . lspat eli.
slr,--Yo,t fwill please give illo tho cor y
rect population aussin md y apani, as. !.
rs near as possible tho correct 10 ss oil n W
81, 10th sides up to the prusont time Ey
fko doing You will greatly sobllge,
'G5 Al LIE WI s. II. AN CIsf5
THO population o oil Russia is " pOut
1s9 900 0oo Of Japan about AZ, 900 o0c. ~ 10
attempt Is give tho losses Of each co'il'-
try IN tho war would bog moe guess ,s tl =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

Anyhow, the weather, had as as IT mas ma
been, has kept conversation from tagging
all tho winter, &c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

FIFTY years Of fox hunting is good
record for big fun, and the venerable
j.. q. Thomas. Of Isle OF Wight county,
holds the belt. y ~ q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

Some would be United States IS senators
are finding that sometimes a rough ana
rugged road lies between the nom
inution aid the coveted seat There's RS 2
case In point out in MISSOURI, n s}S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
Southern Farm Labor

the solemn truth OF you. III ~ III
N XII
sSa Southern Farm Labor.
AZ Il banquet given Monday mig i'ig Y ny
thc Manufacturers Club Of fi1igh f :
I, I. United states Senator ~. NJ 81
!, o,a & ~ trnt state, spoke OH innlnlg1'l-
ton ana cn,phasized the need O. l' " 8
ilabor in the South. Mr. Simmons =. 3' n
&C Gus on to say that lie has =
8billin Congress which has the nearly n
nrovnl Of tho commissioner OF ln'' m
t,on and las received unanlnlousj report y
from tie senate Commit tee o y lnm1lsr -
ton which provides that q
Sestabllshan agency on 8l1'lis Island wncci a
viii have the privilege of comm PM IN
directly with. tho Innilgr US tl'eS a 1
rive and negotiate with them le11n n
#1f5this bill becomes u and y stio 'l
become d law, representatives ron ea '
,of5thc Southern states will DO a fl'' ~
talk witlithe Immigrants before tt'eyR 1T
grabbed by railroad agents, point o q! g
3them The advantages offered sin6the South
ana have tho opportthfty NE ' s'nd ~
dosira bic Immigrants to settle IN i'ls aec-
stion " must, 8 something to get q
better s,,ppiy Of labor8fo tlle arms. 4sI In ne
no rroes are gradually drifting ava pre- 81
rerr,nr to work Eon tho railroads a or IN
tic cities, and in many parts o 18 u Y
Einia and other Southern States y &
are compelled to curtnil their opera y
for the lack of help. oneaof tle grcatesl
needs in tho agricultural regions OF Of ti Il
south to-day lis a surcr supply o ,f /, good
labor, labor that may DO relied upon e'E ~
nj seasons and Ein8all semerg cles' IS
here were such "a supply, farming opera
tions would be much simpl ed and IL
rIculture would be far. more rro spcr'touss.
s.. =--=----=----slf si5E ~
r. the small 10y Or the small girl, either
will hitch his or her father to he !. SLED SLED
and keep him we'll hitched, tlleyscAtnt skoot
AROUND town without running into Mayor
Mccarthy,s cruel order. This isn't cheer
ing news to pater fanlllaas b but It's 4 g.
fact. t54 4is lS Psi ri iS
E----=------= s
some would-be United States senators
arc ending that sometimes a rough. and
rugged road lies zig
inution aid the coveted sea There res - q
case in point out in Nilsson pa
==-====== 100000 s.. a
The trusts may have put 5 Juds Sc si'arkef
forward as congressman ', ot'ai :,
but they left him to scrub his own skillet
i, Z +. f,rat rra,,f, q CT IN the alleged
,o,,,,o a. l 81 5 81 .S
Y - - =
5r 4, -, +ba +r,,t,,.p There
~ ~ o''s ~ ,nno,, ~
Is solne''4'ns ,,s.,as Z 4 :
.'e a. Gz -. -, .aa, /, : j q
he is by diplomats iAnu toot ~ fiS
1T : n: Is -,-t--- ~
Anent the annual la Wfal's'e - =, solt o,
over tree see ecu wy ., - !, q.
decided action is. taken.
5S5 ~. a ~ Il III,
u s3Tifty Years Of fox hunting Is a good
4 $1,000! Il 49,. w, ~ ,,o,., III,
record for biz rum a1'u NY +. 800
II r y, q rrhonas Of Isle OF Wight county,
a .. y. 4 tto ''.t' -. n n ME- f5g'F
i, Itholds the belt. Isl 5f .S
Il ''s5f1f .j M sf ----=-==--= ~
n ~, TX ,,,,i =. y \ sor,n n III :, .combna
- Hey$'t1o - 't.'' ~ ~ - - IL 'g
Il ton Of all tho Iron Industries Iorth unu
n go II, .-25 , ~ * hora lines sr
Il south. w orKlhg a tt'i ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

~ !. G., s. 81 Il Ono SIX Three one g
B 81 MAIL AZ n Year. Mos. Mos Mo- '
7,o,,v3 with sun. /. $500 $3.50 sl.s5 SIC
iI5niiy without sun, a 400 1.50 .Ib soc
sin, edition only. 200 100 90 2oc
Weekly tyyed ) ,.,. 100 80 40. 20. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
SSA Question Of c Construction.

s. si.. .lT,lense Settle dispute between me
4 ri IN friend, IL Buck. In query column
1I. contends that section o042 4 Cod slss1 :,
means 81 nor head for each entry. ~ I con.
tend 1T Il cans 81 10 $40 for each entry |, one
lhnad .sY or 100. as fine for State men;
damage to owner, vi IN cost AGAINST OWL WI
5cr Of Gait - 4,
docs hot mean one dollar or twenty 's'!s!
dollars per head IL means ~ y ess ~, !,
ono d ollar nc e more than twenty dollars
for each offense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

Ancnt the annual wransle in Congress
over free seeds. We insist that the dover yer
garden woman shall be heard ard before 'etl'e,
decided action is taken. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08

The trusts may have put Judge Parker = 1s5
forward as Congressman Baker charges,
but they left hmto scrub MS own q skillee
after the first grand 8act IN the alegeu
performance. ~ Y \. ii
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