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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
Strauss returned to Washington after
an extended visit to various cities
along the Pacific coast and to Hon
olulu, where he went to gather in
formation bearing on the work Of
his department.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

The Panama Canal Commission has
secured vessel from the Navy de-
partment to transport supplies to the
Isthmus.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

The members Of the Inland VII
terways Commission appear to BE-
hopelessly split, and are unable t.
unite on : plan for waterway Ina.
provsments.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19
Bayou Teche and Lake Tasse, Lou
isiana, will be connected by canal.

Officers of the Navy Department
are engaged in a bitter controversy
over who will command the battle
ship fleet during its cruise in the
Pacific.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

The riots at Vancouver, B. G., will
make it easier for the United States
to deal with Japan in regard to the
exclusion Of japanese.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

The Navy Department made public
the fact that through fire in her
coal bunkers the battleship Indiana,
now undergoing repairs at the
League Navy Yard, narrowly escaped
destruction.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

The administration will press the
Philippine tariff bill at the coming
session Of congress.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

On November 21st, last year, the
writer in an address before the an
nual meeting of The Southern States
Commissioners of Agriculture being
held at Jacksonville, Fla, advocated
the use Of low grades Of cotton for
wrapping the staple, contending that
by the use Of storm cotton, stains
and low grades an element would be
eliminated that was continually used
by the spectators to hammer the
price below what it should be. Hon.
Harvey Jordan in his Jackson adj
dress, some days since, used prac-
tically the same language in present
ing the same point, the Union is max
ing campaign for cotton wrapping
and there is little doubt that the
scheme will be put into practical APP
plication before much lnore TIME
elapses.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

It is again reported that Secretary
Of the Navy Metcalf vii shortly re-
tire from the cabinet.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

The presidential boom Of Governor
johnson, Of Minnesota, is gaining
ground.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

Congressman Broussard held con-
ference with General Mackenzie in
regard to the improvements Of Bayou
Plaquemine and the Plaquemine
locks.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

The poultry crop Of Mississippi
sold for more than $o,o00OOO last
year and it is but in its infancy.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

Prof. Clothier of the United States
department of forestry, in an address
during the roundup" institute at
the A. and M. college, gave the peo-
pie of Mississippi something to think
about in the way Of preserving a
source Of timber supply for the flu
ture. This may not appeal strong
ly to the people on first thought, we
having given little or no attention
to the subject, but there is something
In it. At the present rate of con-
sumption it will only take about
% years to denude our state Of tim
Der. If some plan is not hit upon to
supply this deficiency, a timber fam
inc stares US in the face. More will
be said upon the subject from time
to time, and as the plans for coun-
teracting the trouble develop.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

Congressman Broussard. Of Louis
lana, favors Chanler, Of New York,
for president.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19
FOR GREATER MISSISSIPPI

to The Ar-fcu1tural
Dew . of state.
IntSrsst Quaftsrs
~ n. = BLAKESLEE, jackson. Mis-.
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drastic liquidation, with the enormous
shrlnkage In the value OF stocks and
bonds, must have Ind q depressing Of.
feet upon some branches OF business
stocks and bonds form q basis OF cred.
It,, and when their ma rket value Is
depressed, their borrowing value is
Impaired proportionate1y. That has
greatly hampered tho railroads and sll
other corporations which have to Dor.
row money, and they have been forced
to rctrench. Every such retrench-
smcnt has affected more or less other
branches Of business and our infor-
nation from, various quarters ia that
tile demand for labor is not 80 nc
two as 1t was several months ago.
ID This reaction may be but temporary,
but 1t has certainly set in, and the
only question Is how far it Will go.
Unless, however, there should be q dis
sasteTSito the growing crops business
should continue to be as good as 1t
now is for at least eight or twelve
months to come, or until the president
Stlal campaign gets well under way.
Even then there SHOULD he no. ',i
setback, asunless&th lie campa igns4should
take a radical turn, with menace to
business interests.
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MAKING PLANS
FOR LABOR DAY
All Local Unions Represented on
Committee OF Arrangem
for the Celebration.

Tho first meeting Of the Labor Day
committee was held last night In the
rooms or tho Typographical Union; ;,, a. !
Ninth and Franklin5 Streets. The
committee which will have charge OF
the arrangements for the Labor Day
cel abra tion is composed Oh I'VE TSp-
resentatives from the Central Iraues
and Labor Council and one represeetha
tatIye from each local union III Wy "
city. 80, 80. n,zotion
last night there were present IRON
the Central Trades and Labor =, .G q, ~
Messrs Hirschberg Mitchell, Voltz anu
Powell and the following rcprret , ..nt :,
ing local unions: Tallors'. >: Shul.I :
Carpenters', w. ]. Taylor. MlllInen - ?
George s. Kay; Retail C4erKs,.n - !, ~ ~
Jones. Several local unions nave ~, ny
as Vet selected their represents .'Yo''
on the committee. ~.
Tho committee was organized apy ~, l.s' :
election of Mr., John, Airschpers a.a ~ nv ~
ident and NAr. James Portch secre s'I}
Til election Of "a treasurer, res oat
Ing IN tho, vote, final action was pos'-
tnoned until the next mes.i;n t Pa, ,yera
onn .n ed TO have charge Of the varl-
ai,s Fan lures Of the celebration Of La
b bnS Day. which falls this year on
Monday, September I'd:
= SnenIs ers-AIitchell and Portch.
Grounds and shultz'
Irinance-Powel and Kay.
& MISUNDERSTANDING and Nolta.
Prog nnl-Jone and I'ortch.
IRahdae.e.g-Steitz and Schultz.
Music-Mitchell and Powell.
Press-Portch and Joiner.
Tho committee will continued 70
meet Monday nights until It's work Is
finish ed. 70 ,g Ny
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TUESDAY, JUNE IS, 1907.
Nothing cxccptga battle lost Gun
be half so melancholy rs n battle
of Wellington.
SHAME UPON US!

It is a shame upon us as. a commune
ity that our leading citizens take so
little Interest in elections that they
must be harangued and urged on every
occasion to go to the polls. And that
Is Invariably the case in Richmond
unless the contest is exciting. It is
an old story with the newspapers. a
week or SO before the election the
party leaders drop in to say that the
business men are taking no interest,
and should be aroused. It is always
the business men" Other citizens
seem to. be ready to. do their duty at
the polls, but If the party leaders and
the candidates are right, the business
men" are usually too busy TO vote.
That cry is again heard. A primary
election is to be held III Richmond on
Friday next to nominate candidates
for the Legislatures; but we are 8in-
formed that the business men are
apathetic and seem to be not the least
bit concerned as to the result.
It is a reflection upon our citizen
ship. It is the duty Of all citizens to
take an interest in every election.
But aside from patriotic duty, it is
of serious consequence to the business
interests Of Richmond that we have
the best men to represent US in the
Legislature-men OF charac Ter. men Of
& Intelligence, men who will represent
the whole city, and not one class OF
citizens or some peculiar interest
f Business men cannot afford to be In
different to this matter They have
3 too much at stake. For their own vel
fare, II for no higher motive. they
should go as a body to the polls ant
elect the best men in the race. They
can do it If they will. II they neslect
their duty the cliques will win.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
CLEVER DOCTOR
Cured n 20 Years Trouble without m,
Medicine. M

4 a wise Ind. physician cured 20
years stomach disease without any
medicine as his patient tells;
II had stomach trouble for 20 years,
tried doctors medicines, patent medi-
cines and all simple remedies suggested
by my friends, but grew worse all tho
time. rs
"Finally doctor who Is tho most
prominent physician In THIS part of the
State told mo medicine would do me
no good-only irritntd my stomach and
make 1t worse--that I must look to
diet and quit drinking coffee,
M5"I cried out in alarm. Quit drinking
iCoffee!' why. What Will ! drink?'
",Try Postum, said the doctor, ]
drink it and you Will Ike It whenit is
made according to directions. and
served with cream, for lis delicious
and has none q the bad effects coffee
has iy
We'll that was over two years age
and l am still drinking Postum, My
stomach is right again anT ] know
Doctor hit the nail on the head wllel,
he decided coffee was the cause Of al
my trouble ! only wish ] had quit Il
years ago and drank Postum in 1t;
place"
Never too lato to mend, Ten days
trial of Postum In place Of offee work:
wonders, There's n reason.
4 Read thes famous little hook, ,Th'
4 Road to Wellville,' In plsgs l'llySielanl
Icall II IA little health classic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
ALDERMAN FINED.

Dabncy Arrived In Court About Five Mlh-
iii es Late, f i.s35 t&Y
The Circuit Court Of the city OF Rlchmona
has a snotty problem on its hands IN the
suit OF w. A.ichestermhnys. r. Henry Gll-
horts Hotel, The trial entered upon 1's
fourth day yesterday, and only about one
fourth OF the witnesses summoned have been
examined, Tho plaintiff Mr., Ches'ermnn'
was kept onthe stand for nearly three days.
s Tn Wi,nos s had been ' examined There
are 4forty-two witnesses In ali, and It VIII
REQUIRE several days $nofe1to hearlthes nn ,..
tonrgua the Instructions and The case on lis
merits. mi H @ a{5 s.,
A,torneys Meredith and d p 2, 8, 6
md Attorney IsAAc ~ sga tina defendant
the ease bong sel.Hstsd ~ every point Mh,
alaount at iasus 4 Is ahput Is $500, 8
II n feature OF yestord ny, q ssesatul, Wns thf
innost ion by n go Scot flne or 81 or
Aldnpnsan Nyilll lam n. aAbn sy5 ~ u uror, hc
wna. about "a lsx farrlY ii, "
eCOutt.
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POINTS FROM rARAGRAPlIERs.i

THE Chicago Inter-Ocean has discovered
that the Cannon boom Is causing the
q = Taft forces great alarm. And Mr..
Taft had a stomach ache the other day four
limos as big MS tho Cannon &boom.--I4ouis-
Vile Courler-Journal.
Just as the bitterness OF the nature fax
Ing discussion Is subsd!ng along comes the
foolish cows III Connecticut that chew UP
tho painted grass In some scenery and dio.
New York Telesram
4 1t takes more nerve fora woman to open
a olegram than It does for n man to open
a Observation-Disclosures Record.
General lluroki could hardly 80 through
the United States more speedily II he had
come over hcre to write book about it,
Boston Globe
II. II, Rogers processes to be- aston!shed
that Mr.. Roosevelt should advise farmers TO
combine. But he VIII please notice that the
President did not advise the farmers to q a.
mand rebates or TO drive the small prOduc CT
out. OF buslnoss,---Now York World
Bryansis of the opinion that tho tariff
will 1be a minor Issue in the Democratic plat
form. Certainly; everything will be q rlnor
issue but OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Press,
When Pennsylvania starts nfterthe presi-
ldency Uncle Sam instinctvely begins to nail
down things In Washington and hunts out
2 place TO hide tha yaluables, Baltimore
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DOG CASE APPEALED,
Bernard johnson FINED $40 by Justice
r7tt iti fpll i4a III

Bernard johnson Fined $40 by Justice
q Crutchfied
Bernard Johnson OF Fulton. appeared In
the Police Court yesterday morning on the
charge OF allowing q vicious bulldog to run
at large The case OF little moment In IT
self involves the right OF keeping unmuz-
zled dogs within the city and Mr.. johnson
took m appeal. He was fined $40 by Justice
Crutchfeld.
The complainant was Simon Damiany who
testified that the bulldog had attacked a
small pet terrier belonging to him. Mr..
johnson said that his dog had been pro-
yoked into the fight, and that no did not al
low It to run Mt large. A
4 Mr.. johnson WIS arrested Sunday, and was
bailed without first going to tho station. as
was Mt first exported.
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THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

e
= ou NSi' so '' N =. 'i,.
me country 1aAe .sa - = :. =.
- ~ " -
Z OF a$perlod or business deloTesslo'N '
II do not believe q word Of. Mr.,
1r.nder,tn.. sto+an,antsn saws Nj
+ ...'a1'1, :. Z, - 5, ~.
Fra'l ' - 'ea1''.i Aer' p4es1oe1ie y -
Capital National Bank.tof Indianapolis
i .The country is Gin splendid condition,I
~ ."aa !, J, 81 ,t,,,.a. ~, ,,,n
q .''ae 2 - $500 80. aFfs5
nlng, merchants report me me business,
nothing like panic In sight, and these
nre Some ~ the reasons WHY II he
a, Il,
ee tto ait "io''s a''u e''e eou1''.''
all right"
Mr.. Charles D. Pearson, an import
ar of +ba SANE city saws.
- .t.o % n.e e's' sa %. e.
,,,tia nff ~ hIs statan,a,,.s n ~ ,,roa
nostics. cannot see why we should
have any serious depression In bust
ness. we may have somewhat OF d.
let-,n On account az cron cnnd,tir,ns
should tl,ey annear crinnled WITHIN tho
next few weeks. and tho comm = lnres-
dental e,ectlon 4n,Ierht nossihiv a, i.
yelon ,,nfayorable symn, oms INT th,v
would no, last long, in my opinion"
Major Charles +. Gillette, consult
Ing engineer Of Philadelphia. says:
on ~, sections of N 4 cn,,ntrv his,
men backIof great enterprises adyi;,e,
mo that thew ara nlonths behind tl,nir
orders and that thev cnnno, get n5e.
nlate heip, The cr6ns ore f,ne Win
the possit1e execution of cotton. AMI
4 the climatic conditions Will help some
Syto equalize the burden 11t; upon the cot
,pan etpp ~ ba I'M tMa no,
4 there is no disturbing factor worthy
q off, the name anywhere. except in Wal
street, Where q, soares are CONSIDERED Ter
dar, s1 in Nam, ar nov M M wv wv
Tine within the pas, ten years an ,t
every one OF them has both the mer
ana me money awai'ins me word e
A 3,
II. L. ~ z
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Personal AND GENERAL.

German merchant who died at Cottbus to
found church IN Constantinople for all de-
nominations, The sermons are to no prcach-s
cd In Esperanto, --Londoni Standard.
6g Alicot Good Muskrat is suing lior husband
for dirorce5at Homestead, n, u, "a She claims
her husband ran away with FAloya- Walks
;AG-she-Jumps. She also wants to laso her
maiden name. Alice Hugh Kicker again.
Or. Paul Pragar an army surgeon, oe
Vienna. suggesis that smoids OF the mouths
ipf prisonurs would be much better than
Anger prints for identifcations purposes. as
the pnlate remains absolutely. unchanged
thioug houy life Il 5?5 ss3 x VI
There is ~ movement In Maine to permit
an open season stof !. ling beavers. because
by the& i,ile animals SLumberrmenl 5lay ali
xoIts ot Ions NJ the door N the .larIs-
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PRAISE FOR COMPANY.
Members of Leo Camp Send Letter to MIR.
'-N''''','I' r. " ~ q IIufr. -145gfH..4 u -

Members OF Leo CnMl sehu '1ot'o' ," .3N'A'f
Hun.
Communications Of tho excellent showing
made ~ Richmond during the o Gon a o,ar
iers, Especiaily has the splendid car SER
Vice and the liberal spirit shown by 1h so S,1r
eers and mon Of ne h passshgss any
So much have the letters OF thanks !; e M
phaslsed this point that Ct its last t mest'ng y
Richmond authorized Adjutant ]. Taylor
stratton to send the following letter 70 MN
Passenger and Power Company: 4 !,
"pear sir,-By direction OF r. y, Lee
Camp. No 1,.C. ", return TO your
company their sincere thanks for the Of
nclent services rendered during ne re-
unlon. For yourself personally We DE-
sire to express our gratitude tor your
actions. and to assure you OF our hlgn Y
appreciation of your EFFORTS fPeFSpHa'Ay
rendered In our hehalf. sB
no the conductors and 'paotormen 81
your company we return our tha nks.
end desire to cypress our appreciation
\ OF tho cOurte6us, spncr9ls gentleman
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~ and really. anectionnto manner in
which they treated our old comrades
and from all OF tho South comes words
Of highest praise from the Confederate
veterans for the conductors and motor
men OF the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company Please convey to them
our appreciation and our thanks.
II am. by ordor of Commander W. B.
Freeman,
(Signed)
~. TAYLOR STRATTON,
st55et is8 lls55s III IA n infant - Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
MERELY JOKING.

No Alternative.
Suburban host TO- unexpected Is, sup per
cues u iF5" Now then, MI SIS Hobson Will you
have little q this 5aont PIE baro Is no
other dieh ]---or not ?"----The Taller.
In tile other Direction.
When Il was coming home last night"
said Miss skeery. II saw q man skulkinE
along In tho shadow. Oh, how ! RAM,
.sAn' couldn't you catch him r. inquired
her little brother, nnocently. -cleveiano q
Guessing Games. 81
Visitor Ito artists young wifeo: What nat.
ever were you two Laughing over SO JUST JUST
= wife: ..oh, it was such fun! My hus-
band pa nted and / cooked. and then we Doth
guessed what tho things were meant ,for"-
Taller.
No Excuse ut All. 3S Il
YGg q ppshng Geye;
4 Miss Knisely: ..oh, nothing; only that
before he met me life seemed desert TO
Miss Withers: : ''That Is no reason why he
should waltz like a dromedary, Is tt?"-
Town and Country.
In Old Madrid
whats the troublo2' asked the Madrid
citizen o
''NVofvof been obllged TO arrest TINS man 1oT
lezo-majesty." answered the policeman.
But he's a Very pea eful and offensive
|person"asis5
e''Ye s. But he Inadvertently dropped q re-
mark that he thought he had the smartest
small boy on earth,"----NNashington Star
No Argument There.
Dolly: "No, won't wash my face. ]
i just hate to wash my facet
Grandma: Naughty. naughty! When ]
Twas a little girl I always washed my face"
Dolly: Yes, an now look at it!'--Cleye-
i land Leader. stt
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Harris
Anti-D yspeptic Water
''PI.'JHoNE 1882,

j. A.. Norris Co.. Inc.: IA
Gentlemen.-I have used the HARRIS
year. and have found 1t very beneficial
to me- Before commenced to use 1t
I suffered great deal Will, Sick Head
ache and lrlatuence. Since ] began to
use IT + have been almost entirely relieved
of these troubles. do not hesitate to-
recommend 1t ia any ono who Is a sut-
ferer from Indigestion. FIN
y, RAND, WELLT9Rps8
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a TEXANS VIEW OF
RICHMOND ON THE JAMES

The
anYi
navn
the territory 70 n
AZ men en- a work nf M
nothi
Houston An car
10 made n & Z
ynaden nr { "
is
MORE aevotion and
(Tex) Chronicle
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Wien Rping W the Exposition, why
CHAR Kog pra transfer, when the Norfalk.
and tarn train VIII take YOU direct
from by I'd Street Station to the Exf,S,- i
sit Ign Gronnds. IsXcursi0ns every
day; ound gip, 10 q. \ ~ A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

3t5ts.s O. and Ia NIL forgot? S8
All sclool-days' friendship, childhood innocencc7
We, Hernia, like two artificial gods, BS8aEt
Have with needles created boil one flower, tE Yak
Both sampler, sitting ore cushion, ~ I'm 4
Both warbling OF one song, both$ln ono key; "a
AS II hands, our sides, voices, and minds,
Had been Incorporate. So we grew to gether,
Like to q double cherry, seeming parted
But yet q union iii partition, 53E6
Two lovely berries moulded on ono stem: as
So, with two seeming bodies, but one heart;
Two of the first like coats In heraldry,
Duo but ,.osone. and crowned with one crest.
And will you rent our ancient love asunder
TO Join with men in scorning your poor friend?
It Is not friendly, it's not inaldenly:
Our sex as we'll as T. may chlde you for II.
Though 1 alone do feel tho injury.
The Times Dispatch oct II, 1908 One is published O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

According to reports just published.
Mr. Roosevelt remarked on Georgia
Day that he would gladly be a candi.
date for another term, ii he could be
positively assured Of the electoral
vote uf a single Southern state" This
may, or may not, be n Reputation of
his former declarations that he would
never under any circumstances" be a
candidate again. rt- .#
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OFFICERS ELECTED.

Colonel Cary Again Made Commander OF
3% Pickett Camp.
At tho meeting OF Pickett Camp last night
tho following officers were clected:s
Commander, W., Niles Cary.
Held.
Second Lieutenant-Commander Meyer
Third Lieutenant Commander, c. j. Mails
lOry..
: Quartermaster J. B. Anglo.
< Commissary. G. thinner.
Troasurerf c, r. I.oehr.
"A Ehaplnlls, OH Chapman,aW. e. gTalley.
81 Surgeon, J.lA illsman,
y t1kficer OF Day. r. d. Brown.
Il bfricer of Guard. B. II. .EIckles
I Color Bearer. r. e. Tiller.
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IA What, would really presage the ex-
itinction Of the human race. however,
would be the coincidence of decreased
birth rate and an increase in the sale
OF automobiles. 49, fS
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Major Charles Il. kieffer was mystic.
riously separated from $40 on Pull
man car last Saturday night. The fact
that no brush-oif accompanied the ops
Grafton ought to relieve the porter
from suspicion, S& II ia
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3 Entered January 81, 1908, at Richmond,
Va. as second-class mstter under act OF
Congress OF March 8. 1879
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Poems You Oughtito Know

be-
fall at
inner life with bit Of MILO
Norton. 9e5%l Y 4
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If Walter Wellman succeeds In 10.
eating the North Pole this summer, he
will confer a great favor on Abruzzi
.TGary and Others by moving 1t SOC
miles further south.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

Persons wishing to colnmuni catofwth Tho
Times. Dispatch by telephone, will ask cen-
trail for "lo+1,'' and on being answered from
the Office switchboard, Will indicate tho de-
partment OF person with whom they wish to
speak. AZ I'D
When calling between 6 a. NJ. and o
a. NJ. call 10 central office direct for 4o41,
composing-room: 4o42 business Office; 4O43,
for mailing and press-rooias.
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No. 12,4.
No. 12t4.
Feminine Friendship.
(Trom Midsummer Nights Dreamy
ny w1LLrAM SHAKESPEARE.


already been I
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4 even as lla:s 5of heat Is bot
ter than a lnere FSu me j, in e.S6 4
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senator Beyeridge's days as q lea der
of debate are nuInbersiE He is short
" 10 be married n q ssyss
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Colonel John A, stewart. or New
York City. is IN Richmond, and ls
stopping at tho PATTERSON Hotel
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rhls series began in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

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