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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09
It Is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold.

How often do we hear it remarked:
It's only cold" and a few days later
learn that the man is on his back with
pneumonia. This is of such common
occurrence that cold, however slight,
should not be disregarded. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy counteracts any
tendency of a cold to result in pneu-
monia, and has gained its great popu-
larity and extensive sale by its prompt
cures of this most common aiiment. 1t
always cures and is pleasant to take.
For sale by Frank Hart and leading
druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09
RECORDS ARE PRESERVED.

SAN FRANCISCO. MAY s.--Safety
deposit boxes in several big institutions
that provided these fireproof receptacles
for the public were made accessible yes
terday. The vaults opened were those
Of the Union Trust, Croker Woolworth,
Canadian Bank OF Commerce, the Mer-
camille Trust institution. Steel and as
bestos had performed their trust well.
All the contents Of the steel boxes were
founr intact. Nothing was harmed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09
BAKER KILLS HIMSELF.

BOSTON, May 8Lland w. Folsom,
aged 45 years. who had for several
years been familiar figure in State
street brokerage business in this city,
shot and killed himself yesterday.
Financial reyerses are supposed to have
led to the suicide.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09
Capitalists Financing Scheme 10
Rehabllitate Frisco.
WILL BE GOOD INVESTMENT
Wealthy New York Capitalists Meet and
Start Project to Rebuild Bay
City on Broader Lines
Than Before.

NEW YORK. May s. 800 Commenting
last night on the meeting held here
yesterday In connection with the move
mcnt 10 form syndicate which ahall
innnce the rebuilding Of San Francisco,
Senator Ncwlands OF Nevada, one OF
the prime movers OF the project, saidi
I'VE met today for the purpose Of
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09

comforting as 10 the form Of organiza.
tion md selecting legal advisers who
arc TO work out our plan. II. y. Black,
president of the United States Realty
Il Improvement Company Frank A.
Vanderlp, Franklin X. Lane Of the San
Francisco Relief Committee and Tbos.
Melee OF the finance committee Of
the same general committee met In
conference. do wish TO state
the exact complexion Of The corporation
which We believe will bc founded n II
enough At the present time 10 assert
that II viii be founded upon the board.
est and soundest principles, viii be an
investment which will prove attractive
not only TO the banker and great capi.
talist, but also to the people at large.
who seek profitable investment for
their savings.
"The plan does not involve any guar
an.y Of the city OF San Francisco, or
the State Of California, for We believe
the realty Of San Francisco will be
ample guarantee and security for all
money invested In the country. The
plan, broadly, II to incorporate enab.
ling subscribers TO create fund which
shall be used through the agents Of the
corporation resident In San Francisco,
In lending money upon The reality which
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09
Growing Aches and Pains.

Mrs. Josie Sumner, Bremondd. Tex,
writes. April Is, 1902. II have used
Billiards. Snow Liniment in my family
for three years. I would not be with
out IL in the house. have used II on
my little girl for growing pains and
aches in her knees. It cured her right
away. ! have also used it for frost
bitten feet, with good success. 1t is
the best liniment ! ever used" 25c, Soc
and Sl.O0.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09

Don't be fooled and made to believe
rheumatism can be cured with local
applications. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun.
tain Tea is the only positive cure for
rheumatism. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
Frank Hart, druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09
FRUIT CROP GOOD.

SAN FRANCISCO, May s.--The pros
poets are good for large fruit shipments
TO the east during the season which has
just opened.
Fully 1000 cars Of green fruit and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09

vacation Estimates" on the coast Of
a summers outing in Colorado and
Utah. is the theme Of the newest book
let issued by the Passenger Department
Of the Denver & Rio Grand Railroad.
One is told what can be done or seen on
an expedition Of $1,000 per week and
up.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09

Bostonians evidently do not think
Maxim Gorky would harmonic well
with Symphony Hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
Merely Joking.


Z Old Favorlte--W!gg Travel Gbroadens
a man. IL there is anything ~ MN, J!
is bound TO come out" WaGg; Gu, =
noticed that In crossing the ocean,
philadelphia Record. Y. M
The Trouble Did you get on well as
actor?" ,Y-es u got on Well enough, Z
guess, but couldn't get off half aV'ck
cno,gh,"- Leader, S,4
Hadn't Been Messed chumley: "Hnllo'
Jack. Where are you going his sums
5mer?" Lumley, hutfly; Going? My,
I've been!''--Cleyeland Plain Dealer,
perp,exlnu.-- Gentleman tto Irish hostler,
vino ms brought out their horses):
.That's my horse Hostlef;sHYes. sorr,
5Ol know that, but didn't know which o.
the two was the other gintlemans, SORT
Punch,
II The Important Point, Mr. Werner: DO
love your swear It! value YOU ~
Il yan,e my life!" Miss Wise: AN! but
do you value me ns you value your iiie
Insurance Y'-Philadelphia Press.
Painful cioseness,- Borroughr: inst
saw d fellow down the street who Looked
enough like you to- be your brothe r."
Markley: IA close likeness, ehY Boz
youghs: We'll, he was close AL right,
j asked him for the loan Of g W nnd he
wouldn't give u " Me''--1'h'lade lPh's
Press, 4 & * IS & ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
The Jamestown Magazine.

, Tho Jamestown Magazine. tho excellent
monthly which Albert Hess. Of Norfolk.
publishes on behalf OF tho Jamestown
Exposition Company, has made ita second
appearance In attractive form and with
an interesting table of contents. The
leading article Is an export dls,usslon OF
the question; "Do Expost'ons Benefit
Exposition Citles?", BY the president OF
the Lewis and Clarke Centennial Mr. II.
w. Goodc Mr.. Goode elites his Howp ex-
periencc to answer this question cmphatl.
cally In the Affirmative, AR, Albert Hess.
gives figures Ia show that nt luast 10.-
100000 Will pass through the gates at The
Hampton Roads celebration; Mr., Y. j..
Wool, general counsel for thu exposition.
emphasizes Its patriotic Significance, and
Mr.. T. S. southgate outlines the arrange
ment ana lst,hniion of SPACE 4 long
article giving Bn account Of the various
men who are helping to make the ex-
position is illustrated with many photo
graphs. Other papers treat Interestingly
OF the exposition from many / olnts Of
view. The massxlns is ably edited md
well printed, and pictures abound, It
should prove OF r>al value in bringing
the features OF the jamestown rGlobIa-
tlcn prominently before Il large Iublic
and so furtherng' an excellent cause.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
- 33's5qEs'ig' q 5s't ~. u q. tlIst
IHor11e.Pr

You may hunt the country oyor, and
you will mot find nabetter lot of people
than can be found # IN scottsyyille. /. They,
are loyal as friends Ind q mel hbors,
and as has been demonstrated In many
instances, charitable to the fullest extent.
Can you m me g case here the people
WHO needed IT. h Nc. most positively no.
nor have YOU ever heard Of such a case; +
vet there are d few Just a few OF our
ipeople--and we do not be lieye hey mean,
to be 3so-who are ratherRinclined to sneak
!discouragingly Of our town and Its in tor:
4ests, This rs especially 3notic cable when 2
any new enterprise or inlrro yement is
being contemplated, Now. this Is wrong,
words, thought essly5 spoken result p;;in
much harm to our town. II scottspllo iis
pushing ahead now SO let every one
speak a good word for it and heartily
cooperate in every move which tends to
better It's condition. 4ts3sa " 5,i sss
We have tho opportunity now or be-
coming one of the most enterncisilig and
3up-to-date towns In the Stntc, but. In
order to accomplish this. we must have
the help and sympathy or evory q zea.---
sScottsYille Enterprise. E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
Reconstructed Richmond.

~ have sojourned for the past week IN
this most canl and comforta Bile city, ems
Sjoyng the perfect climate and he tram
au aoMesl
lern communities, where we have no SER
want class), and the genuine courtesy
Of Ats citizens Most conspicuous to the K
corner corr drinking 4 places, or Indeed. Of
avenue \ in New York city abounds In.
Most Interesting Is the broad line be-
ness which Is everywhere shown to the
latter, who. however, perfectly under-,3
stand that they are net to speak unless
spoken L 10. and that those deserve most
on the otherside of the broad line. Z
II or course. to "A some what elderly gem
4tleman, the thing most came to Rich
ln7und to observe and study. the great
federnte, capital to present adjustments
Naturally. most of those who were lY-i
Ing IN 1ss4-65 are no. here, but q. never .'e
those days. Tho tendency Is to regard
the former idols of the Soutlerner, JEFF
ferson Davis and even Gen. r. u. Lee,
with rather less than more yenera Ion as
days go or he former as hayng
3sonal jealousy. and the latter as having 8
always as an layader--as ono unable to
y wR sof sHeT hs ony an do hIs
,southerner3 would seem to DO stonewali
Jackson whose statue or portrait IS
everywhere, ( Z, N SRI lfl
rShs IN IL ssGhsps sSo sRsS s
Observation-Disclosures ae,ndI I'VE would hav have Won
With him" said Il gentleman. Yahal y
not been for Mr., Dayis's jealous,y@ md
r retasa1 e from l%ll9 hm % accept single
AZ to I NeCiellian, the Richmonder
base" a fter hot seyen,day ,conlletI !,
another gentleman to Inc rs We stood on
the field of Fair Oaks. What sane man
VIII listen to the probability OF q soldier
Who a nag 1onEs S Way sxty ~ sa
only to fight his way back here again
over the same sixty miles, to meet the
same nrmy? What dlfference dig Y make ,l1s
be4 YhSa point f91 II st q e sy Eo
the North TO call IL. AS to Mr.. stephens.
he twice showed rs the way 70 VIM only
once when he suggested that We swing
u I'o,a''t Grant bssieglis yieksbnrg and Do
stroylng him and again when ne soun 2 :
home In time. TO vote for hcc'.s!lln, Mr-
terms, or, even II HOT eltctcl, plT. iIlaN
,nanim!ty would hpyo reused the North
to clamor for q settlement IN our. favor
However this may be. liisl! n, a !. To-
DAY Is fully reeonstructea nlty. There t,nrs
earnest pride Iii the earlier History. lie
splendid Y record OF Virginia. Gol9nial
and Revolutionary history. 90 not
| land than Richmond for culture, on Sc
| with disuity, and courtly repoNo. ~ y MES
I yalkner. .Jr,, In New York sun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
Rhymes fo,r7 o-D D
taHe1l W
8Tu.!sh.

And Yet the &jokesmith's-a you say
RI unenvinble role @
Is easier than breaking stone and much
sS5 than shoYeling coal. s y @
There Is no strain upon the BRAIN TOT
verses are a. c!nch:$ VI Il
IA quatraln--witness this one-occupies a
solid inch.5S 35
You journalistic bards all kick about
x 33 your weary lot; IA # a
You pirate Of columns hard to hll"--
s{l you know that they are not;
You talk about the work you have IN
grinding out your rhyme
And Of the lawful strain Of being funny
all the time, " III q.
Complaining jester OF the press and chat.
ing daily bard. .s.s \, sI5. I,
i know you want the editor to think
your work. Is lard
You crave for public sympathy apgd also also,
In q way, 81 b a N, az n !.
You hall expect you know you do--a 1T
tie raise in pay, III
cut out your, jeremlads and your quer-
ulousness cease! ~
The funny columns eosier than doing
night police !. Is. Il, ii :, !. !.
IT'S easier-but then. j guess, I've said
enough, old chap,
They think work, and gee! = maze 70
give away the snap,--NeW YORK Alhll''
4 \ b =. ID + ! 4 s. WV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
"Reminiscences ST Reverdy John

j
Judge j, Upshur Dennis, OF Baltimore
In a recent address on his memories o.
4 iuartct OF the Baltimore bar, gives
This interesting and vivid description d
! Reyerdy Johnson. who had d's1ln-
rushed career as Senator. Attorney-Gen-
geral and Minister to England.
nHe was almost totally blind-one eye
su,holly SO. He could not walk the streets
or even a room with furniture IN 1t
: without the guiding assistance OF some
nne and was not able to recognize teht-
ures al all; but he always knew you, as
som AS you spoke, By your voice, THIS
loss OF sight was the result OF an acci-
dent. and happened In this Wise: early
iii the thirties. a great match race LOOK
Iplace at washington between q horse
owned Nv General Jackson then l'resi-
dent. and one owned by Judge Gabriel
Duyall. OF Maryland, then Judge Of the
supreme Court OF the United States lthlnk
~ this. We landntores telnporis actD. All
Congress was present, even II II had not
formally adjourned for the occasion. and
TWO OF It's members, Mr. Stanley, Of
Hortl Carolina, and Mr. Wise, OF Ylr-
GINA afterwards the well-known Cover
& ilor). who were marshall pf the course,
\ became engaged Al a fracas On the
I eround, with the result that q Challenge
4 "a q duel passed. s5ii,e the prellmlnaries
B we're being arranged, hr. Wise retired
10 Virginia and Mr., Stanley 70 I3altl-
more. Mr.. johnson was Mr.. s;tanley's
second. and, while the correspondence
4 yss going on. one morning they were
d rAaticlpg at 1pakink line shots. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09

Captain II. g. Norton, who has been here
on business, has also return, Cd. y 148 II
Mr.. Il ana Mrs. Walter Chandler are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.. ". 81 w bite u
In Wytheyille. IL; IL.
n The Rev. 4. u Van rngelg zen. Of stauu -i8.
ton. Is spending two eeks Ia Rlchmo t'l1'1
Mr. Casper Jarvis r visiting his pa. y A
rents In Locust Hin. Va Va 5$
Miss Ethel Burnet, who hna been visit
Ing here. has returned 70 her home a a
Newport News. 81 a33
va. has secured a POSI- ton here and will \
mako his homo In this city
Miss Nora Parrish Of Cl,arlo ttesyile. Is /
visiting Mira. H. Bailey. on Chel sea 4
/ Hill. AZ. al @Ss35 ii 5 81 III
# Mrs " r. Wright IN re- urned TO lslcs.S
SIaond after g vtsit 70 her daughter, Ais4
George Masters ~ y se {. '6 ss's#.
Nj. Lloyd Haynes i. visiting relatives
near Locust I'LL. !. Va. 81 i
N Iss Maltio Dkilakc mas returned from
a visit 70 Newport News and B,ickroe@
Beach. "A sSa lSt5 .,3 5s
II Mr.. Robert ". 4 Blair. OF 5.'ytasevtAe. Inns I
come to Richmond 10 accept n position 4
In the royan,hs collectors ofticn. 55 3Ejf
aiessrs. j.. D.. Dean and Charles L.
Brown, Jr., OF Richmond. were recently
registered at Hotel Eugene Big stons ne
Gap. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il Lazarus and dausht ers.
Of LynchlMrg. have LETT Tor a Visit 70 "A
Niagara Falls Thousands Islands. Mon
treal, Quebec, New York and Atla ante
City. VII @,sg
Fl Mrs. G.. H souttnrds has returned home
greatly Improved in health, inter a pleas
ant y!sit Of six Weeks. to rcla lives and Z
friends IN Baltimore. yVnshingto ton and
I Orange county. ss S5 M f,
MI. George d r. Fairla1nb, * o. No. 23ls
Ivy Avenue. la visiting h's aunt ME- Mrs W
L, p. HIN at the Nansennond Hotel OF. n
Suffolk Va, t5t IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
The Corporation Commissions

The AFFAIR growing out Of the efus s
Of the Corporation Commission to qualify
Colonel Butt on al Insurance Commission
ser has involved Il III a middle quite I un-
ssatisfactory AZ to the insuramce companies
OF the State and the public IN genera
Colonel Button was ppointcd to the ol.
nee by the Genernl a ssenrbly, ana upon ',i,
for dualiilcat lon, no was refused, on tme
Assembly In appointing him was uncotl-
{Btltutional. Tho claim OF the commission
~ that It alone 4 has the power guaran-
4teed by tho Constitution to elect the ln-
5suranco Commissioner. Il 85 t. 7.
El The commission ID perfectly JUST liable
II mn taining this sltion. & It be,
&lieves TINT fltH is being proc eded against
Ernco titGtlonally.i 1t has a right, as any
Individual would have, @ test the, con.
to recognize IL The mistnke made by
tho commission ls not In Its refusing to
recognize Colonel Button. but In its fail
Ing to elect some ono to tho position IN
question. " BY the rule Enf 4 the Audi or
of Public Accounts, the act of the Gem
eral4 ARsemblyisir% creating m Insurance
Bureau, epealed NIL previous laws or
that subject. The seriousness OF the sit
.untion may be seen It. once. The insur-5
.ance companies arc left without super
lvising regulation and The publlc without
1t would seem that the blame here lies.
at the door Of the Corporation Commits
sion / It does not recognize the con,
the Assembly's# act, MI
right to object u to Colonel Button; but
why does It 8 not elect some ono else
to- the office 73yS For this needless delay
there Is no excuse.-Dnnville Register
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
MEG HANlc svlL |. 1 \ {:

B Mrs. Emma Badger. q . Wood ", q street: !.
s0s '' Nora y ssls f. e county
Is visiting her cousin. Mrs, Bailey. q
Tst EaqrS
Slaughter, OF Wood Street.
MI >. Mahanes, Of Bowling g reS "a
m M9Sat ta ls,s WV Virginia. where 10 VII
SPEND several weeks with relatives on.
(; i h fsafsv J. n, = wooo
stSsst, svefy iHp'sY her E hons With
Mr. a' Frank Milbnrn has returned to his
hoo sete ehesapeaa ana Ohio
Company one bps'n es tirlp r,o conty
syisiting bis cousin Mt. Pierce MahaaneSS
ot Mrs SellIe stoinback, .. the Pike. has
returned to her home q tier q pleasant
stay VIZ sI fRs sxpsets
where BE- wII( spe,,d the rest q re sum
MIRA 81 fha er daashfsr "a
Ting y Essex s, S1funtSy, Z : oad
M ae f e 81 Gs 81
Mrs. John Mason and ,Ghl!drSsqp en-. q 4 DE- Is
Mrs. Florence jenkins and son. Ro,1eert:s
have returned home after q =! casa {, ~ stay
with relatives II, Hanover coy \ !, 49,,
Mr., james Clinton, OF the F'Ke, " isv ''s
Z SSS{ sks
View where she VII ,3aln setr r s.s'ss A
Mrs. Carrie Lane. 81 Cne 4se,,t t cnintv
visiting her other, Of New lfeI{ - I1i1,s
Miss Florence Sweeney. o. tnez fskei
who has been quite ndlspossd ZOE ssVea n
months, IL somewhat improved. ~ a VIZ n.
leave III a few days for the mountains ios
hcr health ,53 . -. !. I, J, J, !, oo,n. !, III 4.
v, MEs lG MTs H %ato q Fl f the
I is ablo ia resume his work again fter an
ll' Mra' q Cora Ha Wight left Thursday for
MGrso Viii, g Ter husband who u employed
thMsfis Mss Ida Garter. Of Rlueasla. Y, ya,:
wv, Two weeks with her sister, q thA r,Ke,
yai.s"is Willing her. FRIEND Mrs, Carrie
Ayers. OF Bowling .GIesn K I1t,t ,G,,,.,
= M M ,rnm Turner Of The Flke, .!s apite
dyRhGh fsSss Rst tsSHSS
bet ter MO- 9sf4 -I--l.---. o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
You Couldn't Notice It.

aiis Il Is now settled that the United States
cannot regulate insurance companies. But
Why need wereplne Z? Last winter Wo in
Virginia took Time by the forelock and
tho Treasury by& the throat, and we cree
ated an Office known a. 81. Commissioners OF
Insurance. and to taht office was ap-.
pointed q j man, and 4 that man gets IA
salary OF 81, 900. There has been u grave
doubt as to whether tho object, iof e,lis
Legislation was entirely In the Interest OF
the man., or partially In the int eyest Of
the insurance " companies. * Nobody has
of the insured, and slf 1t was, It will Ite
lagos before any Of them will ever notice
{it:65Just as we hnd. laid down our pen
news comes Of trouble 4 over the commis-3
3sioner's qualification Can these things
be 2-Staunton. SpectatQr. 49, .-z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
5Martinsyille's Prosperit,

This Sunday Tines-D ispa trh contained
an interesting descriptive ARTICLE On, the
town Of MarArsyIlle. the county seat of
Henry. Not many Wears ago AIartlnsyllla
was mn obscure little village In the foot
hills of the Bl,ls Ridas, hut Major YIN, Il.
suthsrlIn, q Danyiile, built the panyilla
and New River Railroad, from DanYille
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
5Vietus'' of the
viz i'1,.i.a';l' 3. Eaters "
sRich,t,ond's Way

Richnond, tie capital ot tho stat. ati Inc
the atgest city therein, owes mue Z =, p
her recei1t terlal pros 70 the WaN,
siVen 5her poiit lonpa 1 the gateway Of the
South, ln plain IN lish, Richl,ond ms 1i,s
herself aifl the ma rkets ol Ia y
country ana the world, and IS tsW reg s.ta
ing the profits On the Investment. Wn1n nI
has been done Ia ana BY Rlchinond f2 p
Richntond interests can also be done IN
ecottsville I'M tehalf Of soottsville people p.
II YOU aon't blow own lor = y, 9ie
Courier nd t N f3l5 M l55 II lEs5 te
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09

olll1 ~ Mined NJ u sfnaii hickorS sat,s
I'M. ana fiit III; but, slttl the Small
Quantity Of powder carried by tie 6tu 4 !.
Cushioned iuellins pistol and slie tons n
sisting, The Fbaii failed u penetrate, and
striking Mr.. Johnson full a
the eye ard completely destroying his
sight, ana, Ii course OF ti,ne tile tlief
failed Though sympathetic action. This
was the only tragedy That occurred. the
duel being happily arranged, and q I y re ,-
gret to say that II happeset on g ~ !
day morning, II, which some OF our YER ,i
plots friends may at u moe ST n oceed t0 Z,
recognise tte sear-h,arRs Of as Judgment. !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
Ches rfield,s Wisdom.

Chesterne,d county ID to have aI county
exhibit at y ailiest own. The Chest iel !!
pervisors hays found that suoh aa rd !.
very h creditable county exhibit at the
State Fair, and, though the cost Of me
display was MOO. they received more than
that sun, b premiums county ex IN ~
every way 80 Chase City Progress. llI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09

The Richmond Times Dispatch. e q
great primary, advocate. IN view Of that
fact. we would like for that Journal t.
offer some remedy for the gross frauds
that may be worked under IT. not only
the frauds where m junscrtlpulousl can.
;ddate tips willing flunkies to DO the
dirty work, but also Iii tho iiattar OF
elective privilege one Of the chief rem!
sons urged agninst the old law that res
Iqured the capitation to be 3pnid ns g pre-
requisite to voting, was that It was abused
80 fagranty. Under the present Rys-s
TEN some OF thesworst features OF tile old
law can be invoked to defeat any oaniit-
date before q primary with absolute I'M
p,inty. CAM The Times d Dispatch give q
remedy 2-Eas tern Shore II raid. I'D.
\ There is but one sure remedy. and that lat
is to allow none hut honest men to run Il
And that Us the only remedy for fraud
under the convention method. a.
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AND
PERS':::O: \ /. ! ! |
Eucharist.

Eucharist. n, N
Thanks be for doubt that ends ends (,
III clearer light VI is8
5ThanKs 10 for loss that lends
Fresh faith tc sight Y
Grew not the fallow brown q ii 4
Spring stood 4 afar; 5S A. 81 ~
.Did not the sui, go down, \: \
Never q star. 4 FIN IL IA s IA
Thanks bor--for shame that WHIPS
Il On to eniprise. # q 81 y, :;y ss$
THANKS bo for pain that strips III
y, Self of disguise. ,8
Through the dutet, common chord CHORD
"A Overtones thrill, y q
IN the seed dropped abroad,
June llyetf, still. 4
Thanks 30 for life that lives
& Stronger through !, strife; is e $50
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from Harper's Magazine (June).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09

Two white women re confined In the
Richmond gjail, charged witt, b forgery
Now, II these women had not been 3edu ~
Gated, had not been taug ht to read and
write, they could not have committed
forgery, Til erefore. women ts hol'ld & not q,
be taught-at least that Is the argument
employed against educating negroes; and
If It applies y one race, It should apply
to the other also. M II j5 fl 5i5