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Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-17
BLAckWooD.

In the closing game Of the season, the
Blackwood base ball team defeated the
Barr A. G. Of Camden, on Saturday afternoon,
score of 8 to / The game was not interest
ing, owing to the fact that only three Of
Blackw0ods regular players were present,
as foot ball seems to be the fad at the pres
ent time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Williams entertain
last Wednesday evening.
The BIackwood Lake has been drained.
and they are putting concrete wall in the
place of the old dam.
Mrs S. Hartman was reminded Of her
birthday one day last week by her friends
giving her a postal shower. She received
over one hundred postals.
DR.. w. B. Wilcox and family of West
Phila., have been visiting their parents Mr.
w. P. Wilcox and wife of this place.
Miss Margaretta L. Firth and Mr.. Rich
mond Marshall were married at the brides
home on Wednesday, Oct. 10Th, at four
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Ward have been
entertaining Mrs. Vim. Byrant and Mrs.
Thornton Sayre Of Camden.
Mrs. Martha Heritage has returned home
from Ocean Grove where she is proprietress of
the Ocean View hotel.
Mrs Abbie Williams has been to Pittsburg
where she attended the wedding of her son
Marshall Williams who is now living at
Pittsburg.
Mrs. Daniel Wood and her sister, Miss
NJ. Scott returned home from an extended
visit with the formers son, Daniel Wood Of
Co1n~a1o
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-17
PAUL sRoRo.
Colorado.

Rev. E. c. Hulse baptized nineteen per.
sons and received twenty-seven into full
membership in NJ. T. Church here Sunday
morning last, mostly young people. They
had very interesting rally day Services
Sunday evening, when the church was de-
corated with flowers, autumn leaves and
plants. The children recited and sang sew
eral pieces. The church was crowded all
day.
Mr.. George Ley and wife, of Phila., spent
Sunday last with Mr.. Ley father, Michael
Ley, at his farm
Mr.. Jesse Bronstine and wife start Satur-
day for California, where Mr.. B. will haYe
charge of smokeless non-freezing powder
plant
Mrs. Catherine schonley and daughter,
start for Chicago, H., Saturday, where Mr..
Schonley is managing a phosphate works.
Mr.. Katzenbach, Democratic candidate
for Governor, of this state was in town a
half hour Tuesday evening. He made a
favorable impression on all who met him,
some saying be would be our next governor.
The Paulsboro Loan and Building Asso-
citation its 35th series Of stock Tuesday night
last, when nearly five hundred shares was
taken and paid for in that SERIES
The NJ. E. Church people have arranged
to lay cement walks the entire length Of
their property on Delaware street, 70 con-
form TO the paving ordinance recently pass
ed BY Council
r. a. Jester has the fall and winter Mo-
Call paper patterns on hand for November,
also the magazines, fve GENTS each. Call
Ind get ! faehion sheet, irse.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-17

snbscribs for the pr,eoosAr.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-17
letter to Charles Walton,
Wonzhurv NJ r

Dear Sir: Josh Billings never said any
thing truer than this: "Sucksess duz not
konsist ov meyer maxim blunders, but in
NOS maxim the same wun twist
N. r. Watkins Of Lott, Texas, had his
house painted some years ago, and 1t took
Is gallons Of what he believed to be paint;
be bought it for paint, and it looked like
paint, the painter said it was pains.
He had it painted again; it took gal
Ions Deyoe.
1t cost $65 before; now $35.
BE knows it is painted now, and he's got
that $50 in a safe place. He's got his knowl-
edge in a safe place too.
Yours truly
80 F. w. DEvOE& CO.,
New York.
P.s. Woodbury. Mill and Lumber Co.,
sells our paint
:
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-17

TetIey's World Famed
Teas are all selected with the
greatest care from the finest
growths Of each tea-growing
country and packed in half
pound and quarter pound de-
corated eanisters. Every
pound of Tetley's Tea is
packed under the direct super
vision Of His Majesty's0 Officers
of Customs in London, Eng
land.
When tired or dispirited
Tetley's Tea acts ike a true
friend; cheers and stimulates
to further action.
In cold weather Tetley's
Tea warns and invigorates;
in hot weather Tetley's iced
Tea refreshes and stimulates.
IN choosing Tetley's Teas
be sure you get the class and
and flavor you like best,
whether it be India and Cey-
lon, ,Formosa Oolong or mixed
we have them all.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-17

What's in a name When
Tetley's is on the packet its
everything.
Tetley's Tea is economy
health and pleasure, all IN an
air-tight packet. SO and s5c
half pound.
Il. A. STOKES,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
HAMpDEN-s SIDNEY.
4 Protest From the Chairman OF
the Alumni Association.

editor of The Times-Dispatch:
Sir,-At the instance Of NUMBER Der
of the citizens OF me tn: rgu,,t! is sug.
gested by what appeared III lasl M noh
DAYS Times-Dispntch under l NE n n,l.,;
Visitors Meet Again , Io,Mouro~ y,
When the, subject OF tie so,,,e lime ago.
so far as j know there was no nos
tility felt or expressed mere 70 sue.,
a plan but when later IL was vi VI st ~
Richmond and become Il part 81 ~
unite naturally there was a protest;
Your paper of Monday, under me heaa
aforementioned, goes on 70 s 80 ,i Ia,n'
ing 90, of n negro school for boysat Hamp-
den sidney, where the college now
stands. saying further that It is IN now ~,
situated in the n nenrr nj 'he consists i.us
o oni,. of the professors, their families
and the boarding houses, and that u
will be an admirable place for sucil
school. With regard to the imlm ,t.,
diato village. it is true there are hardly
a dozen families outside Of those emu
lncratcd. and thu village is, there
fore a small one, but the neighporhood
I is by no means sparsely settled titled ana n1
\ within radius of a mile or so i've
/ tho REPRESENTATIVES, of the old families
which made Prince Edward II famous a5 no. IN IN
Watkin SEES, the Dickinsons, the Stokeses,
the knights, the Mortons. the Dupuys'
and dozens of others. Moreover, ! pc
in in Which tho white population has in
creased more rapidly or the negroes de-
creased so much as the, county OF : f 1,,li'
Edward outside of tho city OF ltlcll-
county will show u larger proportion
! Of negro population than this county,
and there can be no DOUBT ABOUT inc
adjoining county or t Gnes aeraetinns in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02

considered, but Our system is climber
bono and hnbusinnsslikc, and tainted
moro or less with politics. II Is not
the best that could be devised There
Is better way, and tho Mayor has
told what IL is. Tho Council should
lcgislnte; the business affairs of the
city should be carried on by a board
or boards, OF control. Tho sooner we
adopt this new system. which has pccn
tested and proven in Galveston ana
elsewhere, tho better 1t VIII bo FOR
both Council and people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
MERELY JOKING.
ronuue rwIsted.

Tongue twisted.
'Nty" exclaimed Mrs I3rsdcy, storplns
before nm nssor, ,nent OF Jams mnrkou 'only
25c per lar II, tho grocery store rs" ' '""'
jam jenr?" -, ~, rroccr
"Realiy. ma'am' began the , GrTScsr, !. but
she had retired In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A Little TOO Fine.
"sho has nnc mind hasn't shcT"
Remarkable. Ono of those fiinds thn s,
when YOU hre with her, you can't decide
which makes you the more happy--to lis
ten. or to realize that YOU are not mar
rled to hcr."--Lifc.
Up, All Right.
us your husband up YETI" asked tho
early, caller OF the sour-faccd woman Mt
the door.
II expect hc is,'' was the reply.
I'D like I'd see him for few minutes"
so would II. He hasn't come home yet"
Milwaukee Sentinel
Inform alton Wanted.
who was writing to her dearest friend. this
dictionary Is not complete
WHATS wrong now?" inquired her hus.
band.
II want to see how to spell 'ootsumstoot.
sums "-Phiadclphla Press
Defining It..
Dad" inquired Freddy. what is figure
OF speech q" I
Where's your mo,her?' asked pad
cautiously
She's downstairs" answered the boy.
well, then" began Dad" "a iiEuiN o.
speech. my son, is n woman."--Harpcr's
Weekly.
Unitarian Tommy.
Mrs. Jiagson: "Now, Tommy, ii Mrs
Wiggson gives you u piece Of cake be SURF
to say, Thank you. ma'am''
Tommy: whats the use? She nevc
gives you any more. Utica Observer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
A FINE EXHIBIT
FOR D|NVv|OD|E
Board OF Supervisors Appropriate
$500 for Crcditablc Repre-
scntation at Jamestown.
INVITE MAYOR TO SPEAK
MAYOR TO SPEAK
Petersburg Executive Is
Houored by the Prcsi-
dent.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispntoh.J
PETERSBURG, VA. March 1.-The
people of Dinwiddie county are prepnr-
ms to make flrst.class exhibit at
tho jamestown Exposition, and the
$1,000 for the work.
The county's excellent educational
facilities and It's rich and varied
natural resources amply qualify 1t to
make one of the best exhibits OF any
section OF the State
The February report OF Chief of Pc.
lice Il. i. Ragland shows total Of IT'S
arrests. OF which SO were for viola-
ton of city ordinances. Captain Rag
lands part in the prompt recapture
OF Gregory, Rivcnbacls and pitt. who
broke jail here during February and
were caught In Norfolk twenty-four
hours after their escape, was a notable
piece of detective work
Wants Mayor to Speak.
Mayor Jones has received a letter
from President George Brown. OF tho
American Ant-Tubcrculosis League,
extending to him personal invita-
tlon TO make an address at tho meet
lHS OF Nlnc league at Atlantic City.
June LIST to stii. and asking him TO
appoint physicians to represent this
city.
The National Board OF Fire Under
writer's has advised the Mayor that
| corps of engineers In charge of Mr..
1 +. a. Raymond, representing the COM
| mittee on fire prevention. will soon
| visit Petersburg to investigate condi-
| lions, and report to the committee.
| The letter explains tho reasons and
| purposes OF the board in keeping three
| parties of engineers at work examine
ing conditions of fire risk and provi-
sions for fire prevention in all cities,
| and asks the Mayor to render any as-
sstance at his command in this city
Men and Boys Meet.
meeting of men and boys OF all
the Episcopal churches in Petersburg
/ and vicinity, to which members of all
] denominations ore invited. will be held
Mt st. Pauls Episcopal Church next
Sunday evening as thank offering to
God for three hundred years OF Chris
/ tian civilization IN America, the 18th
OF May next being the three undredth
anniversary of the landing OF the
Jamestown colony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

Vlce-President Fairbanks tries in vain to
conceal that bald spot on the top OF his
head by laying over 1t long hairs from the
side Of his head.
Negus Menelik, of Abyssinin, Is sending
comforting royal order upon him, says a
dispatch from Diibout
The national gift of Denmark to King
Haakon and queen Maud on their success
sion to the throne Of Norway consisted of
five pictures and a service Of silver plate
of $50 pieces.
The head maid of Queen Margharita of
italy has been making between $1,000 and
$4,000 a year for some time past by selling
her mistress's old dresses, wnich arc one
OF her perquisitas. She holds sale twice a
year.
Rt Rev. C. X Nelson, Bishop of Georgia
on Sunday last celebrated the fftieth an
nversary of HIS conservation. He is one
OF the most learned and popular bishops
in the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
Hon. Eugene Massie.

The late DR.. Hunter Mcguire told me
that the Otterburn Lthia Water ranked
next to the Buffalo, ] have been using it
for years with the greatest satisfaction,
ma consider it the best water Of its class
on the Market Engene c. Massic.
Walter G. Mercer says. ~ have used
Otterhurn I.ithia Mater for ten years.
and consider tia sure euro for indiges-
tion with its attendant Ills
EN- Governor ]. Hoge Tyler, who suf-
fered with stomach trouble and indiges-
ton, says. ut has done me great good,
and chcerfully recommend it,"
DR., Geo. Zen johnson says: u pre-
scribe no mineral water SO frequently as
otterburn Lithia, because of it's excellent
results for Indigestion, govt, rlMuma-
tsm and all forms of renal and bladder
affections" Delivered In Richmond, .
gallons for 81.
.OrrERBURN LITEIIA SPRINGS CO..
SOC y. Main Street. !
Phone sl42.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
The Financial Situation.

Several days ago The Times Dis
patch made reference 70 the dinlculty
which railroads Were experiencing IN
borrowing money, and said that unlesa
there was relief in some form the
railroads would be compelled to cur
tail their extensions and Improvements
and reduce them to the minimum oi
necessity, a statement now comoa
from Chicago TO the effect that the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Ran.
road has temporarily abandoned a.,
tensions and improvements for which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
the management expect cd to spend be-
tween s6oOO,ooo and $s,oOo,0o0. "A

tween $6,O00,000 nnd $S,000,00O.
ut is true" declared President a. Il.
Earring, when asked regarding re.
Strencl,mcnts, that tile st. raul road
is not going to do any work this yca,.
that Is not necessary. we are doing
what every other prudent rairoat
company Is doing, and what must DO
done, IN view OF tho tendency OF the
times. We would stop tho building OF
tho 1aciflc coast extension were 1t not
for the fact that tho wotlt has pro-
cecdcd to Il point where 1t could nut
very we'll be stopped"
Other railroads will be compelled to
pursue the same course for tho sainc
reason. They cannot sell their bonds
TO any advantage, and SO they have
been borrowing from hand to mouth
on short time notes ut high RITE Of
interest. Moreover. whenever n rail-
road company announces that 1t IL on
the market for little money. down
goes the price OF It's stock, and all
stocie operators havo n case OF con-
nipttor fits. or necessity tho railroads
will borrow no more money than they
arc compelled to borrow for urgent
needs, and soon or late this must have
its effect upon all concerns which
manufacture or deal In railroad sup
plies.
1t may tic that tho Aldrich bill will
give some relief when 1t becomes n
law and goes into effect: but that
measure Is mere makesklft. It is
like putting new patches upon an old
garment when new garment is need
cd. Congress hns busted itself with
Investigating railroads and making
regulations for railroads, all of which
is we'll; but Congress would have donn
better If it had also mot the demands
OF the financial world and enacted
Legislation that would give permanent
relief We arc rick IN resources; we
ere doing q great business; and yet
the whole Industrial end commercial
world is stinted, plnched ana embar-
raised for the lack OF money with
which to carry on its operations and
keep prosperity going.
1t is an anomaly, truly, that n ma
tlon should be overwhelmed with its
own prosperity-for Jack OF cur
rency system. We know OF no such
parallel in history
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
POINTS FROM PARAeRAPHERs.

N English railway company removed a
u train from Its schedule because 1t was
always SO unpleasantly ovcrcrowded
II people insist on crowding the cars they
should be compelled TO walk What, could
be more Observation-Disclosures Post.
Philadelphia has gone back to boss rule
1t was too much bother to be good.-Chi-
cago Record Herald.
1t is all very well for distinguished alien
lists disg uised as newspaper men TO deliver
opinions concerning the Warrington Herald
ana this plural of grapefruit business; but
what's the Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Mark Twain wears white evening clothes.
So we imagine do most of us after about
Ii o'clock.--News York Nail. s
Professor Matetcci, perched upon Vesuv-
ius, has called OFT the prophecy that the
end OF the world Is at hand, so you may
as we'll pay np.2Eew York Herald
The sum and substance of Mr.. Cleve-
lands remarks is that this country cannot
go on to greatness blythe Smart Alecls
route.--Baltimore Sun.
Atleast one government official has cludcd
the Ryan payroll. Secretary Shaw Is ia
head u Carnegie trust comparatively YORK.
American
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02

L.
The Bristol Herald-Courier says:
Richmond is becoming more and
more selfish. She now wants all the
hangings in the State to take place
there"
The penitontiary is not Richmond
and Richmond is not tile penitentiary.
The penitentiary is the State prison
and is the place where the prisoners
of the State are confined. 1t is the
place also where condemned criminals
should be executed. But the people
of Virginia are very jealous of their
rights. The people OF each county feel
that whatsoever they have is their
own in fee simple. and they will not
suffer either condemned criminals or
their colleges to be taken away from
them without a fight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
Rhymes for To-Day
"A plutocrat's biography.
59rTS1S money that he lfsssH M"sa
Ana whore hN Neos' I'VE N"N'N

III, .,,
q sale, ni sclse,fe aN'. sassse', ~,
oh, thnt'a the way he MAN. NAM ~
He never irks no nevet sh'Ess
1Ie never roata aes ,,,.. hts ,lfe
oh. drunk with strife, ~ awe -"
TO taking 1t AWAY
AT 81. or after. I've
Perceivcs 10 must oessM ,.,n ia
And then llc thinhs I'M. ne wv"
A Kind ph!lnnthropi,ss ,,n,,,. .n,nt
Full soon hc'a rent Win u'"''' '''0'''
THE Ethics or his s'aeh, ....
And ere lio dlca he s'eu'N "'''
Somehow to give II SaSS'
10 grab II through I, long, ~ W.
Oh, paste this ~ VOW wv, ' y bne,t:
And tllcr,---n tnck to- slNeI '"eN'
And that's your plntcerau ,,..,
Sing steals ana llfts, ana la..'>s'''''
oh. that's the way he docs /, 49,,
But oh, what greed hoa saw , y nv
just ieavo ~ ~"''S 1t. $. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
FOURTH CONVICTION.
Danville Man Gets Heavy Jail
Sentence and Fine.
Special to The Times-D!spatcf
H,A Nfrrnt,

DANNILLE, VA. March l.--Lewis
Robinson. colored. was convicted in the
Mayors Court to-day on two charges OF
selling whiskcy without license In the
first instance fine Of $40 and thtrtg
days in imprisonment was imposed. IN
M gsccond a fine of $40 and sixty days
In iaii Robinson appealed both cases.
,rhIs makes the fourth time Robinson
was recently convicted of the same
offense in the Mayors Court. All OF me
cases viii DO heard before the Corpora
ton Court, Judge A. NJ Aiken pres'dihs'
next week
Phil Pace. coored. and John Eanes. 3
young white man, were hiso colNic.e.
ndav Of oncrating a .'blind tiger. y
a. and iail sentence was imposed IN
Moth cases. Eancs and Face both ap-
: ncaled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
FIREBUG CRAZY.
Negro Who Started Fires in Sut-
folk Escaped Lunatic.
TSpecinl to The Times-Dlspatcn

SUFFOLK. VA, March l.--Accusea ..
seeking to burn three houses mere IN o,,a
raet.1 III night as a avagrant, and tc-dnv
nonfesscd to the arson in each instance.
y Wood is said to be an escaped lunat
tnom, tbe state Central Hospital, IN
pota,sh,,rc. and is seemingly monn-
,,, e,aI on the subject of conflngintions
AZ he d evidently irresponsible, Wood vii,
not be prosecuted, but will be returnsd
IN the asylum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
Release Italian.
; aI.1 II rho rImcs- plspatch.l

Especial to Tho Times p'spa'ch,i
ROANOKE. VA, March -So!isoli'' tiie
r,.l,,n arrested by Baldwin detectives on
smsmlcIon of being the murderer of an old
farmer at Newcastle. Pa. was discharged
to. day, tho authorities stating that he
was not the man wanted j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
E;re DESTROYS Residence.

Especial to The Times pispatcl'.l
,,ira Inst night destroyed the residence
md contents belonging to Mr., Robert
Tolcclnze, In spotsylvania county, near
this city. Loss, about $1,000; insurance,
$500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02

The German paper which refers to
Harry Lehr as IAN ordinary Ameri
can" is quite correct enough to suit
old Germany. The only little slips
in the statement lie In the facts that
Harry is extraordinary and is not an
American.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02
People Seen
in Public Places


Hon, j. M. 1sausernan, or Woodstocls,
the new commissioner of State li0spi.
,als, wo tools charEe or Ills posi- tlon
ysntSrdnS, IN Registered at Murpl,y,,s'
Walt 70 tho liastsrn : State i1oapital.
Whilo there liz will call upon Ills pro-
dccossor In. office, Colonel Il. w. Lane.
Ir, ,,nd talk over some matters relnt-
ing. to the work.
"Yos, 1 liavo taken tho oath and cx-
eecutc1I my bond. ind nm rendy for bus
whom seen Inst night. II slinl lave
shut. OF course. / shnll have to do d
good doal o ,t travelling from ono hospl-
Asked concerning political nfrnirs in
shenandoah. Mr.. Bnusserman, said tho
Democrats were, very hopeful or send
THIS fni to sue a tho tiepnbiican Y in
cumbont, Mr.. bowman. He was quite
sure Ills law partner. Judge 10. s. Tavern
g w1 Ss Rs stras 10 the sen tSs
counties OF Shenandoah and Frederick
and tho city OF Winchester; Mr.. gaus-
ciknnn will leave for Williamsburg
this morning, and VIII return here to-
night
Barbour Buggy Company. Of South
Boston, Is In Richmond on business
trip.
-.
Haven who was private secretary to
tho last Democratic Governor Of Con-
.ncctiCut. was IN the city ycsterday, nc
icolnpnnied by Mrs. Loonls. Iney were
where they have been spending. some
time. Naturally Mr.. Loomls called ut
~. ~ sd -
tho Governors ONCE, ana .pecre.u .,,!!
owen showed him about me city
Later they had lunch NJ the JeiIerson:
and discussed the ia .' Sr rueres ., "a
great state. , 80 .ho ornor-
NJ. Looms WIS bt, ,an " ny for bere
tunty to come by nicn,''onu; III, so' ,i nsi
he secured lnsmfmto - .is ,oG NV ~
which VIII Dc I ,aEa I'm w vis,tcd n ,ady
nus f,,o mot ne liza ~ bn n now Occupied BY
M WV. Mdmard " Valentine on Franklin
n i,lttaa - AMI u tie house still Stumbling,
!ig 81 10 70 f NM 'n rhntosraph Of it and
m,,a ~ - to bnn,n 70 lis mother.
carrieu - iio'''o " ~
, w IToster az Nelson
yesterday, having visited governor etho.
Swanson Goiohe. t hur.' i.oetcr "a the
state olli .,,a v,r..;,,ia Soanstone Com
pany at SCHUYLER. wnicn .,,, ny antar.
most extensive lnh nun, Ht...li,,in MARE
seems to be an Amos! eNnaus and Aibn.
OF OF, IN Mne s soaps contain Fosters plant is
rirht in the heart OF it. The finished
Iisn s - en nf No Virginia Soapstone
Company are shipped TO many many s ao
countries as ws .t, as as " Nt't o1''
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~ 61a,,5 Dispatfh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Business 1ffico .ele n. MAIN e.i. ~
NyAshinKton Bureau .....6 ol ltth ST. ~ w.
Manchester Bureau ........1io2 HUI street.
f,6tarsburg Bureau ......40 N. sycamore 81.
Lynchburg Bureau ..........2l6 Eish'h 81
nY MAIL. Ono Six Three ono
POSTAGE PAID. Year. Mos. Mos. Mo.
Daily With Sunday. ..s6.oo $500 si5o .e6
Daily without Sunday 400 400 LOO $50
sunday edition only. zoo LOO .eo 80
weekly "wednesday. 400 go .2b 80.
by Times. Dispatch Carried Delivery Ser
vice in Richmond (nnd suburbs), Manehes-
ter. and Petersburg
Daily with Sunday. cents se'so
Daily without Sunday. .....1o cents t''o
Sunday only .............. cents 1.se
SYcarly subscriptions payable IN aaya"e''
a Entered, January 81, 1908. ut Riehmoha,
Va. as sccond.class matter. under ACT u
4 Congress OF March 3, 1879
HOW TO Gill T1MEs-D1sPATcH.
Persons wishing to communicate with lhe
u Fimcs- Dispatch by telephone VIII ask cen
sFtral Tor .a041," and on being answered from
the office switchboard, will indicate inc ae-
partnent or person with whom, they WISH 20
4 speak.
when calling between A. NJ. and a. NJ
call to central office direct for aoai' conf
posing room; 4042. business Office; Ae''' Aol
mailing and press rooms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02

According 10 the New York Herald,
a Western flnancier is sure that the
reorle and the railroads are coming
together" They are; and most of the
people can be found soon afterwards
in the morgue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-02

Next some entcrprisins manufac-
turcr will be getting out a clock
ramcd tho Panama on the ground
that It can be absolutely relied upon
to strike.