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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Fruit Culture in Georgia,

1t is stated that there arc 10000 peach
trees In Georgia. and these yield an
unnua. shipping crop of 5000 cars, bring
ms in cash 10 the shippers from 50, 00O. 00Q
TO $5.ooo0oo, according TO the price which
tho fruit is bringing.
Tho State Horticultural Society Is ask
Ing tho Legislature for an annual nppr0-
pra1ion OF $500 to aid It in printing and
distributing Ats annual proceedings. which
give In concrete form all that the hort!-
cultur!s,s and pomologists learn each
year about the cultivation and Improve
ment OF fruits The handbook which the
society issues annually is complete
guide. giving full list. revised annually,
OF every species Of fruit which can be-
grown In the state and the designation
Of that section OF the state to which
each variety ia best adapted. ia.
Virginia Is Tlch IN fruit lands, and fruit
culture has become, one OF our most
profitable industries. But there Is plenty
Of room for development, and the yir.
alpia horticultural Society Is doing a
fine educational work from year to year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

4 Is
the Lord God Of hosts that they might
not forget. The second point taken by
t"Citlzen,' that Maryland was a loyal.
state ana did not secede, seems 50 ludi-
crous that I will only touch on It IN Q
few words, x .s;. i g, IS
Y He knows very we'll that before tho
Maryland Legislature could pass the ordl-
nance OF secession tho State was ~ the
hands Of tho Federal army. WAN " aan-
ington betWeers them and the SOUTH nd,
the state was shackled 40 that V could
State in many cases, On the 10th Of
May. 1861. with the State IN tho grin Of
the Federal army, tho Committee on Feds
eral relations Of the House OF Delegates.
Severn Teackle Wallis, chairman. made q
report that for exact statement, Tor oFce
ana for logic has never been exce!led ~
tho halls OF any legislative body, inc re-
port Is quite lengthy. too much % for pun-
LEGATION, but car be found In any MARY
ndopted- 10th houses Of the, Ieglsla-
.ture-senate; yeas, II; nays, House;
yeas. 43, nays, 70. General p. j. !9utleE
replied to these resolutions, loyal g tne
south. by seeking the city Of baltimore
the very night these resolutions passsu.
do not think that any more loyat ~ ~
buttons to the cause OF tite ConteIstt Ia
halls Of the Southern States tteHasely E, !
r. this Is disloyalty TO the South, me
mind Of UCitizenn Is certainly " q, con-
'diiion that should cause great uneasnessss
to Ids friends, and shows a. glsorde ,Ie
MIND Rrs5adsss e s%oh ao aapt e epadi
c e tho germs threatening the Frame
work Of Ills mental nnltot 4 n conelnT
SION lot me say to ]. tho noble daugh,}
ters II the South; Keep pps tho geo "a 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
3 a Boron B etd lin le4
The Irish Names,

Name, Nam, ,Wa the musical rl 81 lt ot trollsto
Names VIZ q rollictin' swing an a roll
gur g AZ et3''athM They're pethry aar,,ns ashore,
Names. wid the synaell 10 the prqtles an
wheut to thin
Names Nan Y, q, tho odor d'll4sk on peat
Names ag,a va II lump n, tprf langlp
Where can ycz bate thin the whole
. Wurruld Yer?
Rrannigan. Flanagan, Alllligan, Gllligan,$
Duffy, McGuffy, S Mularky, Malone,
Ranerty, Iafterty, C91nelly Donnelly.
Alhddlgan, Cardigan, Hallahan, Gala
,Eag Sn ozzasen, o,4{on!,Aan. gg! !,!s
Shanahnn, Lanahnn.s Ppgarty, .aI ogarty,
Kelly, o'skelly, McGlnHils,5 dct'inn,. h
Names viz f'ne o1a librarian sheen
Names wa the aewy sl'anroc Ats ellngln'
Names wild a whln @ the honest pothoeln
shure an an they're beautiful, aarl!nt
Names wid the warmth Of the an
cesthral hearth to thin1- IS.
Names wild the blood o the 2and o their
birth TO thin S i. /,
Whore onn yea bate thin tAo Whole
Wurruld O'er2 i.}s, Y. ~ .} I. ~, 35 :, H
--yohn Ludlow, IN the ST, LOUIS ti4opees-
Democrat, 8ss5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
NOW IN NORWAY d:
Plenty Of Room In Virginia tor Of.
u /. II, ~ Desirable Enigrarlts,

~ Cofnn !saioner OF Agriculture CO. w
sKoiner8i Is now III Norway, where 10 II y
working hard to secure Desirable emf
grants from TINT country for h virginia.
owing to his ignorance OF the Language
A1r, Koinnr has employed q tho services Of
n Dlr, ChrlstophoRan, who has lived ~
this country. iaa Interpreter. &g
The Agricultural department Is daily
being flooded with letterH from I'LL over
Virginia saying that tho farmers are
only too willing to secure lnioorerH. rs
There IS y q general scarcity 4 OF labor
through tho whole State. owing to the
exodus OF the negro to tho cities, or his5.
employment on public IS, or his gen
cra shit essnessJ Mr.. G, II, Grzzard, ofi
southanlpton county, writes that lie
wants three gn.an to work on his farm,
and that he would Ike to have them $ns
soon a :. possible IIo has plenty Of work
to 40, as lilo ruses cotton. Y,nnnuta. corn
and potatoes. wllah are tho principal
Grips In that section OF tho State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Lame Horse,

Editor OF The Times-DI spatch:
slr.-Will you please ,anAwer an your
denly with lnmoness In her hind foot;
not able to bear any weight on, it,,,,
II IS difficult to say Just what IS tho
trouble with the horses; still It rs m MOI
than likely you have q case OF ring-botno.
At this stage. would recommend q good
stiff blister. as follows; 13lniodlde Of mer--
curry. tlr;urus; powdered cantharldos. 2
drans; resin cerate. 2 ouncesi benzoated
lard, OUNCES. Mix well together, and
to be well rubbed IN. Allow u to remain
on "a hours, then wash OF clean with
warm water and soap. After tho parts
arc perfectly dry, grease With pure lurd'
which has no salt in u, Also seq tha :
the horses hcad " lied. 80 ne cannot
get his mouth to the clustered parts. I " MN u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
xBEC0MESSINSANE AGAIN
Meeks Runs VAmuck in
a; North Carolina. 3 K! s.

Avery pitiful case came to tho notice
of the Governor yesterday, when he re-
ceived message from the sheriff Of
Rockingham county, N. c., that WI,
soncrs N1ccks. who was formerly an In
smnto Of the Eastern State Hospital at
Williamsburg, and who has been re-
leased only three months. had again be-
como insane. Tho unfortunate man will
be turned over to the sheriff OF Henry
county. and through him will be re-
turned to the authorities OF tho asylum
from which he Game. " 81 n 4
4 Aleoks was thought to DO entirely cured,
and in the light f{that fact his case is
all the more pitiful.E III ss 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Why Maryland Did Not Secede.
Tho Baltimore Sun publishes tho toll

why maryland DlQ&NOt 6eCede.5
The Baltimore Sun publishes tho fol-i
lowing. II "A 81 x "
Moasrs. Editors: "a 81
III your Issue OF July "a tn ono who signs
himself Citlzon" delivers himself OF the
following wild and rambling languages;
''AH a const nnt reader OF the Sun, hope
People Column in answer to this con-
slant talk. mostly by women, on the nlon-i
.ument to DO put 36up TO represent tho
loyal soldiers In tho Civil tyyar.ie$It seems
strange that these people have forgotten
that Maryland was a loyal state and did
not secede from the Union,' I would
like to Impress upon "Citizon's'' mind
that the women Of whom lie writes and
whom ho considers to be kiclsera and
dlsturbors of tho public peace represent
the State OF Maryland In all things that
arc honorable nnd.a credit to the State.
Who have built tho monuments to the
gallant Confederate dead 81 over tho
Southland, and have kept tho grave Of
Aowors, who Is 1t that repair to these
sucyoQ Gods acres, watering tho resting
places OF our glorious dead with their
tears but tho noblo, loving. selfysacrt-
Ncing women Of the south7 In Wow OF
this fact, they Of all the cit!zons Of Mary
land have q right to enter q solemn and
most earnest protest against tho erection
OF THIS monument to the imported SOL
dtcrs OF tho United States army, claiming
to represent the good old State of Mnry-
land, which Is Southern to the core, God
bless the women Of the South, and mny.
they never fail to remind the doubtful
ana weak knped brethren Of their duty
and lift the curtain Of the .hellunl. days.
so that, In the language Of Kipling's
beautiful "RecesslonalH they may pray
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
A1asl Poor Ephraitn.

We welcome Jesl1urtn among the MOST MOST
famous ,i,e,, Of I'LL times. Trtic lie sis
mentioned but once Iii tln book TINT pre-
serves the record Of his corpuict,t but
ncrobatlo body. but TINT single mention on
has forever impressed his claims to W. ~ !
dying fame on tho rpceptlv c memory q
tho virglnlan Pilot. Ia AZ
This paper incaut ously provoked \ that l1a'1.
wntchful cot,tptnpornry's iro by pointing.
out, In the Interest Of truth nt1d accuracy
that Nloodetnus ind tho young ruler.
though Important personages, were II no not !
ono ana tho same, Some days {, fter being bel
.jolnod to our idols wo gave Ephrn m the tlel
credit that belonged Ia Joshurun' for Va 70
contemrtuous pas sou, md tho E,'t on
the vials of wrath were opened n IND, W gVes
were dcluged. Like Tphrain1, we we VII WI
not turn back ii, the day Of battle Nor
like Nicodei,lus, Will wo CONC ny ny nlglt5
asking advice, nor, like tho youog ruler 1llv!t,,
witt Swe go away gr!cvod Rather, wo VIII
tahc our own advice and hereafter use % e. g.
but 3wo Will not lot Nr' lco-
demus 20. s,nohnllegod or INSTRUCTED. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Richrr,qnd's Puzzle.

Richmond is nothing i not moral and
religious. The Arabian GAbdel Kader. who
has been an object Of Casino curiosity
through various sections Of tho country
M the husband Of three wives, Is not to
be allowed 10 Haunt his polygamy u IN
questioned by the. y'gllant3 nuthqrltles Or
nrr cnn ltal city. There Is n question Of
ttnternnt onal law involved, however, ana
ira INA Ch,ef, OF Police and tho Commons
vvvealth's Attorney seem to be at sea
about tho matter. Perhaps the all-wise
and omnlpotent Corporation Commission
!nan be induced to solve tho problem,-
Norfolk Ylrginia-P lot,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Milk Dripping from Teats.

IIdltof oF Tho Tlmes,DlspAtcH ..7.17 Y. a, a.
!, SILL have a COW that loses her milk
her teats. Please toll mo how 70 prevent
It. What causes lump jaw IN cattle
and give remedy for treatment, ls n
contagious to man or beast an T1lY how
communicated? 9S5i iii Hu|}SClttIt1Ilt
It may be that you Will find milking
your COW three times o day, !nst|,ad Of
twice. will check the trouble. However.
thoro are various causes, $50 II Is hard
to say what the trouble la In this case,
has she any warts on her teaes2 Let
us hear from you again, X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
! Kinnikiniuu!ele..

Can you tell me what has become Of
Old ISlllkcnick. brand Of smoking to-
bacco, and where 1t was made?
VA .,is3 STUDENT. III
y Gone, with the loves of yesterday, last
summers rose. and him that died Of
Wednesday. It was made In I14ynchburg,
and deserves at the hands Of It's old
friends. at least. that its name be spelled
correctly. 3ts5 ~ SS III " IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

moral and nuteriai condition Ut the hcs
groes Of Brungwick. the Unanimous
reply ,vds. t,ucatiohs u
ntr. frank Ruford. editor Of ftils Bfuhs-
wick Gazette, who kindly sent the report
from wtiioli tbs extracts above ere taken,
adds hlsscoliitnent, n. 4, q T. 4
Reports Of the land assessors and
commissioners ot the bureau show that
the negroes Of 1srunswiclt are tho most
prosperous In Tile state, and their site
cess Isl due III no small degree to the IN Y
fluerce exerted by 81. Pnul's Normal
and Industrial, School. which ID the th!rt:
largest institution OF tho Kind ih the
United Sta tes. This school was cstablisl1-,
Cd about twenty years ago. 4 and although
within the corpornte limits, not one Of
It's students has been arrested or charged
With crime. z THIS appenrs to me to ne
rcrnarkable1 and should be commended by
tho press OF the superior race" li$@s5
These simple facts carry their orsf, a ist.
nlerlt. j3t y Il 5, a Xxi x. 9i5;ss5sS Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
A Widows Request.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch: 5g f5S
Stiff u widow lady has real estate
OF her children and gives that child FIVE
or six years to pay for It: II she dies
before that time expires. can the rest OF
portion Of tho estate /? aA}SUBScRIBlJR.
The death of 8the mother has no effect
on rights under the contract Of sale. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

Z II Would It not be q CHASTITY Toxic on or
Holse Smith and Clark Howell, '''55 asks
tho Montgomery Advertiser neither either
should 10 nominated for Governor Of
GeorgiaY'' 1T would certainly be M Q NOR 1|ell'
tied rebuke to the most disgusting per-,
sonal campaign which las been 81 waved g q
in the South during the present genera o.
ton, IN n s. Is 3 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Lul l: Jaw.

Editor OF Tho Timcs- Dlspntch; f3IR II m
sr,-Pleaso tell me about lumpyy, 4, Jaw
In cattle? l5 III Rl5tA4l)llts,5
4 II you viii get a copy OF Special re-;
port on Diseases OF Cattle, issued by
tho Bureau OF Animal Industry, Washing,
ton. y. c., you will find. on page 409, az
you wish to know in regard to. this dis
ease, as It would take up q large space
and much time to enter into all Its do-,
tails. You can get q copy for tho
asking. It costs you nothing, o3S3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
I FELL OFF, CAR i;
Colored Woman seri ously Injured
I In Getting Off Moving Car. y

I. Maggie Cordon,4n mlddlo-aged colored
woman, fellf OF q street cur, at Broad and
Adams Streets yesterday afternoon, and
was seriously bruised about The face and
body. ~ The car was Broad ana Twenty
fifth Street No. Alt ana was going west.
K Conductor i. r. Palmer had Just sig
nailed Motorlnnn Il. G. Snead to stop tho
car, when. according to tho conductor
and several Witnesses, the woman jumped
of, On falling. sho lay as 55 though
knocked insensible. but soon recovered.
She was taken to her hong at No. 523
Prentis Street. where 1t was found that
her Injuries wero not serious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
"A. Query.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch; y
Rlr,-May ask you one question::
Why ls It that the county (iIenrico}
authorities are nrresting Mr.. Jacob
amusements on Sundays and the Same
authorities wink their eyes AT the coal-
carrying trains that pass through their
county, YORK RIVER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Life Of a Deed Of Trust.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch.
= Slr.--Will you kindly answer { hrougn
your Query column Hnder fh az he ~
date; ana, if SO, in how many years
Thanking you for an early reply. &. I A, Peg %
to remain. = 1. ~ ~ n B.
The new Constitution does not deal
with tho subject. Virginia Code, 1904,
Section coa5, places the Limitation Ct
twenty years. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Old Coins,

, i, value for me ~ United States cent
w NJ READER, N o. ri I. fS
8 7 The items arc not listed nlr,o valued eI
coins Il, amy catalogue wos huYc, .is The!
conclusion Is that thoy arc worth little
or no more than facN B Il b WA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

work il the men do skulk; preach 10
gosnel Of southern liberty and her cher.
5ished institutions until the whole y wor,a
fought for a. principle. which principle y, l'l.
shall at last prevail. $50 n1ote ~, y Daa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
K eeley Institute.

Editor d. The Times Dispatch; en- Il
8& sir,-fVll phe 353T 1mcs-D Dispatch kindly,
Kelley Cure Is now located IN Rich-3
nond (streetsand numbcrl. Or e!sewherey
sssts u al q SlyB6CRIBl1l1,5
e There Is q branch Of TIL Kelley Insti--
tute in Richmond The address la q No
500 East Marshall street. "a {:g va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
,.,.LegalsAgGtain..

Please lot mo 4 know IL d mall carrier
in net Of delivering MALL Is Subject to
arrest for felony, SUBSCRIBER
There Is no reason why the Postmas-
tor-Generul, witilga bag OF mail for tho
President. is not as mudh subject TO the
criminal lawgo the State as any person
In II. ..fs fiE5{ III t & sS&35 FIJI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
/ Hares or Squirrels.

8l55Sf What SAMSON OF tho year do tho laws of
Virginia allow the hunting OF rabbits t and
squirrels? AZ Es5$5y B M a. 81 x.
@ Under the general game law, as + np-9
petre In. the Code, hnres and squirrels
are NOT protected. They may be ~ some
untles. IN Il {ss IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
QUERIES AND
I. ANSWERS
Superintendent Of Schools.

"a Kindly toll mo tho nnlnp nrd &nddrasss
OF tho superintendent Of Schools. or
Mad son county. Va. BUHSCialD11t.33lf
Z Hon, Thomas N. berry, Duct, Va. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Denattured Alcohol

Editor Of Til q Times Dispn tch: I. III
Blr.-l. Has Congress PASSED the Iblll
concerning denatured alcohpl7 III z. q. s, 5i
II when does i So int9 !, e 9ft
Il, Yes. 5.5 n l I! ss5
4 e. January l. 1907. s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
The Watermelon.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch. sSs
&& lr,--To settle q dispute, will you kindly
publish In your next Issue the oiloWinK:
Z. Guild you SAY u watermelon was %
fruit Or q yegetnhle7 ]. G., W.
y Tho atern,elon is t'le u fruit 4. } Of the
vine, and no more g Vegetable than han
grapes. I'D y t85 n t55EH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

We shall soon 5lkp6 " WI etller the dnsur-
anpe commission Is to bc Buttoned Of
un-Buttoned Sii Il; 81 v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

& Mr. Rock Teller talks very like q man
who Is whistlng to keep his courage sup.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Deprecated Money

HS Kindly tell mo tho estimate Of tho In
crease IN cost Of structon--7nnntorlul
3,yagea etc.-since 1000, 5.{ls g. y, II.
About esg ,por cont. for material 4 End 80
per cont. for wages Is regarded 20 be l q
E0pd rough est lmato, 8 va Il; f. sjs @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
LARGEsCUSTOMS BUSINESS
Big hipme Of Wine, China
ware and Toys Received

a large conslgnmentsof imported sherry
4. the largest IN years passed through tho
was shipped from Jeroz, Spain to Strnus,3
Gunst g Comp There are coo gallons,
and II is said to- be of the highest grade.
Another large importation was m I'M
usually l! large shipment Of &nhlnnware and
toys consigned 20 the =, r. Taylor Cons
pany from Coburg, Germany, is IL SAL
he vol umcl OF the custom house office
Is rapidly i1Grensing, and the busiDeas
OF Richmond y 8 said to be- larger than
ever efore In q to- h istory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

a friend Of Mr.. Bryan's warns him not
to talk too much, Good advice, As tn the
PsalmiHt says: "a man full (. Of words
shall not prosper on the eart1,''ssts5..s 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

Mrs, Harry ThaW cannot ibrealS hers.
self OF the advertising habit,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
The Proposed Inheritance Tax

The Proposed Inheritance Tax.
The Houston Post. typical Boutlle
newspaper observes that while ran in-
lillcrltnncc tax for the purpose OF raising
revenue is perfectly Legitimate, II Is
doubtful II Congress can legally UNDER
| take to prevent tho Saccumulntions ~
enactIng law to take away the greater
part Of mans fortune, 'such d prin-
olplc,"sit says. would strike at the most
sacred rights Of tho individual, as well
az at tho basis of Republican government.
II is scarcely possible TINT the Supreme
Court would over uphold IT, 538
3.s5 Not only SO, but II would tend to de-
stroy enterprise Place d Limitation upon
the amount Of money a man may nccu-
n,ulnto Tqnd vol, &put5 an end ito human
endcavor heyopd TINT point. II Ia the
same with theSrailroads. Place a li1nita-
ton upon atllo dividends which q rail-
road may legally pny to It'll stockholders
and the incentive to development will DO
gone. Why should q railroad company
which IS earning all the money tho law
allows strive to Increase its business by
developing tho country through which its
lines pnss r. that Is to be tho policy
-o@tthe government, It must soon or late
purchase I'LL the railroads and operate
there on It's own account. But even that
policy does not promise much for doveop-
,lnent. Tor the government Is nevor; pro
Eressivo s y 5
Il But returning to the personal phase Of
tie question, our Houston contemporary
wisely says: ~ 5t SS:Fi Eli, Y.
An inheritance tax for the purpose Of
limiting large fortunes would DO treating
merely Il symptom ana could not possibly
AFFECT the cause Of the d dangerous nccuinu-
to treat symptoms, The real
remedy ID to reach the underlying CAUSES
Or dangerous conditions, S The principle
Of equal and exact Justice to III, special
privileges & to mono & faithfully applied
would soon remove Ynll the danger Which
threatens the country rs q result of large
fortunes. Give every man the square
deal and dangerous fortunes cannot be L
legally accunulated,' u $ l
A squire deal Is what the government
should insure to every man., no moro, but
&C less. II Is In duty bound to give every
nan an equal chance, SO far as the
law 81 is concerne Cd, a. II "a, help and no
aindrance, ana then. as Mr., Jefferson used
to say, lot each ana every oltixon work
out his salvation BY his own brain ana
Drawn. That ID the motto for President
Roosevelt, Mr.. Bryan and every other
polltical leader, and for Con gress; and the
'irst step Is the gradual extinction, root
md branch, Of the protective system.
That system Of tayatlon, by the way,
S as contrary to the Fundamentals as
Mr.. Isooseyeit's proposed inheritance tax,
The government has no moral fright to
lsc the taxing power for any purpose,
AVE, that Of rtllsing revenue. When It Is 4
Employed na police regulation. as
means Of promoting tho In n.
crests OF the fow at the expense OF the /,
many, or for any ultra purpose, at is q
oreversion which cannot be Justified nor
with our basic principles Of gov- q
MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

II It IS an interesting scolncidonce that as,
soon as President Corey, Of the United
statos Steel Corporation. got a lyoreop
from his wife the company declared q
dividend OF q per cent, on tho common
stock 4 s 43s 81 Al 3 ri ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

Z Have you been Invited to help receive
Mr.. Bryan? d sg4s. 5.$l ,3 Il nj tsj ,ttl3t rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
srHn MINES -DspArcH RICHMOND 1906

Tie state Itegislature should DO liberal
4 la Its dealings viii, the horticultural SO.
ciety, for It IL adding yearly to virsi'llas
/, xnbIe values. 5f, 4t3il t3 33gg sf$