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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-01

Committee.
On motion report was approved and
committee discharged.
Board adjourned at IL O'Clock noon,
to meet at O'Clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at ] O'Clock.
Board proceeded to East Boyer
township to appraise damage to land
used for road purposes while con-
structing county bridges.
Board adjourned ut 5 O'Clock p. m.
to meet Thursday. June 10. 1908, at
8 O'Clock a. m.
M. j. COLLINS,
c. H. MOLTER, Auditor.
Chairman.
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On motion report WAS approved.
MULCT TAX REPORT.

l. M. ]. Collins, county auditor.
hereby report the mulct tax levied
and collected from the first day of
January. 1908. to June l. 1908.
Amount Of tax levied. $500 90
Total amount collected, $500 90
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-01

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is
especially good for piles. Recon-
mended and sold by Lamborn Drug
Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-01
AUDITORS REPORT.

OF fees collected for the months of
April and May 1908. as deeds. bonds.
redemptions. and title decree of
court, the sum of thirty-one and
so 100 dollars. and turn over to county
treasurer as shown by receipt attach
ed.
NJ. j. COLLINS,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-01

that all money accounted for therein
has been turned over to the county
treasurer and his receipts taken
therefore. and further ascertain that
he as such clerk has collected the
following items from January /. 1908
to June /, 1908.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-01
On motion report was approved.

On motion report was approved.
We the undersigned. appointed a
committee on settlement with M.
Collins. county auditor, beg to report
that we have examined auditors war
rant books and find warrants issued
on accounts of county, bridge. poor,
insane, soldiers relief, road. institute,
legatee and court house funds up to
June !. 1908, to be correct and have
cancelled same as required by law.
Also have examined the various
claims and find warrants issued there
on to be correct.
Also have examined reports from
the first day of January. 1908 to the
first day of June. 1908. as bond deeds,
redemption, estray notices. plats and
title decree of court, and find that
auditor has collected the sum of
sl12:5O all of which he has turned
over to county treasurer as shown by
receipts attached. =
Also have examined mulct tax &C.
count from first day of January. 1908.
to first day of June. 1908. and find
that there has been levied tax of
$4,000 and that $4,000 has been collect
ed. all of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
THOS. AHART.
H. D. BAETH.
n n MOI TIP
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Fees for January 5 "a IS
I" /" February 1876 80
/" - March 166 80
/" I" April 80 05
(" (" May 63 IS
$5l1 IS
H. D. BAETH,
THOS. AHART.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-01

On motion Of John Kepford FOL
$500 filed under domestic animal Law
was rejected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

lows. which broke springs delayed
toaffic and raised almost insurmou1t.
ablc difficulties for those who wished
to get III or out of 1sichmond westward
with any degree Of comfort. Az tile
roads under tho control Of Tuckahoe
wore kept up Nin good shape during
tho entire time. this condition of the
city streets was II forccfll and unan-
sworable criticism on tho administra1
ton OF tho city which cannot be re-
moved too speedily.
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rhe whiskey Question.

Editor nf The rTiprae- tct
o. - 80
$500 l,tt ~, III. in9't. % Ii9ien 'tH you
~ 20 lts ~ :, a,, 10
fiagra,t Is,,rdis ~ .'sl a,'a
~ - ~ ~ or tue stutelleltt
exer, i,,,,aiiaS ~, :. niStt,
49,, 90. r. t'ne IsS VIZ
c' an" sn5 ,,ta ta,ltts; espo9ssd Eour
yos;,fon ~, ~. r,yi1, ustsilu sg..i
te,,na,. - = i.ie Win au
NORM tta main' m,estior >, Vu ,,,,,n -
an iiinsfrstion sattine fnr,h H. 10
OF saIcoT,oijc stimi,IaTta &c ,,,oaiI.i,,a
concllidin,r viii thn at,emn,ea 4soin'
-tion that NOT aIcohoIfn hevaraoes mr.
a certain rather va quo ana indefinite
something. which he termed moral de-
linquency of personal character is The
cause of certain evils infectinp. orr
BODY poIitic
on March 18Th in an editorial. YOU
come out eIorving in vour nayfonnd
champion and consigning ali who dared
to lift their voices in dissent To vour
views on the "harmlessness,, az linuo,
IA tho uit,ori,, co,t,,,.,a,,. -. ;
and irran,ediaS,e ), y
M, MAJ ~ =
49, ...is "iliul- ana
=, q Tor any
tlosls Mouiu seem lnconpatls
pie Win the 1hteiecluai capacity OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
women md street Cnrs.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch.
Sir,-ln your editorial recently on
Women and street Cars" your posi-
ton and Your views are in the main.
correct, and therefore ! hope you viii
pardon the suggestion that YOU are in
error in stating that II a law or ordt-.
nance were passed requiring men to
remain standing until women We're
seated 1t would be knocked into a
cooked hat by the bench for the rea-
son that there can be made no such
distinction between men and women.
1t is not at all strange, however, that
YOU should have fallen into this error
for only recently very able lawyers
from the Pacific Slope came Oh to
Washington with hopes of obtaining
from the Supreme Court Of the United
States decision that such was the
law and thereby overruling the state
court Tho unanimous opinion, how
ever of the supreme Court was that
a statute limiting the Nlours of work
of men was unconstitutional, because
it was in violation of their rights
to contract for any length of service
desired but a similar statute for wo-
men was not UNCONSTITUTIONAL and the
court, in discussing the matter all
ltrded to the fact that there were
reasons why women should not be made
TO stand upon their feet for any hours.
land other reasons which rendered the
law as to women proper and constl-
ltWional,
1t seems. therefore. That If the law
limiting the length of time q woman
ICouid contract TO work and therefore
possibly stand on her feet, selling in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

sweepinr increases in salaries, some
Of which were Justified, byt it did nol
apply enough of the surplus to inc
ret,uction of the State debt. 1t re-
fused tofenact any law paving the way
10 tax reform In Virginia, because INC
two houses insisted on different p''ls'
hut II established two more state nor
nal schools, within seventy five in .1u
Of each other, because two towns M sena
at loggerhtads though the pte h;n,,
normal Keeps full only py oo'''s
school work ;,,t,ro
sixty days gave the Leglsiature
.nlenty of time to enact a general prl-
mary law, in, obedience 10 ING .l,am,
date OF the Constitution which every
senator and delegate is sworn to sup
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
FOREIGN TRADE AND FOREIGN
OPINION

Exports from TINS country amounted,
to si67 Ss77s2 last month. They wore
si5n5i7.22i In February Of last year.
That shows that we are selling goods
ahrnad with undiminishcd success. I'M
rsrts wcfo only s7a.i2l,ioi last month.
1907. 'rtat shows that VIC arc consist
entity cconorniang. Tho continuance of
these heavy sales abroad must before
long depetc present stocks, and so do
ity in all bratchcs Of industry. Mcnn-
time our foreign expenditures arc
sapcly curtalcd, aud tho balance of
TRADE romans enormously on the safe
side OF tho ledger.
Tic Wall street Summary quotes
prominently the opinion of Sir Edgar
Vincent upon our situation sir Ed
gar served at ono time as Governor OF
tho Imperial ottoman gank at Con-
stantinoplc, was financial adviser 10
tho Egyptian government in the cigi,-
ties and speaks with the voice OF au-
lie came to American expect
ing TO ind It prostratch BY panic ana III
an utter state of demolition generally.
After tlrco months personal OBSERVE
ton here, he finds that even New YORK
has been little affected that the West
in particular, is greatly flourishins'
aud that the condition OF the country
as whole is emincntly sound, Like
most other qualified authorities native
aud foreign. Sir Edgar maintains That
tho prime cause Of our troubles lay III
tho '.lncvitablo reactions Of . too rapid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
a law Liver

May ba only tired liver, or starved
liver It would be stupid as well as
savage thing to beat weary or starved
man because he Jagged in his work. So
in treating the tagging, torpid liver it is
q great mistake to lash it with strong
drastic drugs. A torpid liver is but an
indication OF an ill-nourished, enfeebled
body whose organs IRE weary with over
work. Start with the stomach and allied
organs of digestion and nutrition. Put
them in working order and SEQ how
quickly your liver will become active.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has made many marvellous cures Of "liver
trouble. by its wonderful control OF tho
organs Of digestion and nutrition. 1t re-
stores the normal activity OF the stomach,
increases tho secretions OF the blood-mak,
Ing glands, clcanses tho system from pol
sonous accumu!ations, and sorcllcycs the
liver OF tho burdens imposed upon 1t by
the detection OF other organs.
Ityou have bitter or bad taste IN the morn
Ing. Moor or variable appetite. coated tongue,
foul breath. cohstipateA or IRREGULAR bowels.
feel weak, easilA tired, Respondent frequent
headaches, pain ar dlstresSn "sma1l OF BACK"
Enaw,nc or distressed siass N s, ,ons .,
perhaps nausea. a'sss SSsN ..s.''As ~
throat after eating, and klnoSsS sslnp.oms
Of weak stomach and torpid llssA ~ ned sd!
cine will relieve YOU more 1919 Si I -
YOU than 2Sa W. - E!sI oai !
part OF The above symptoms Will 90 present
at ons tlmo and yet point to torpid liver y Or D
bllougncss and weak stomach. AVo'u al,
hot bread and biscuits. grldale canes ai,l
other indGestible food and take tho "9olaen
Med,c,, nIscoverv u regularly and stick 10 It's
use until you are vigorous and strong,
The discovery" is non-sseret;; NJ no me ale9
holc is glyceric extract OF na'i ncrapI,cnt
nal roots With full list OF ITS nsa.u.e.s
printed on each bottle-wrappor and a,,este :,
under oath, Its ingredients are eru ndico i
and extollcd by tho most eminem ,uendcJ to
writer's of the age and are rec on!n;;aniN'
curn thu Diseases for which IT IS aaylseu J,
Don't accept II substitute Or unn ivy, :" :.
composition for this non -socses AA - :
or ANowN coMPosIGloa.
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port. There is no reason to suppose
that tho same Legislature which fall
ed to get down to business with re-
gard to Il general primary law in SIN
Ety days would do so in ninety days.
When the present General Assembly
met. and for so,ue weeks after 1t met.
the Landmark was favorably impressed
and had great hopes. Now, I'm all can
dor. we must say that we regard the
session, Judged by results. to have been
one OF tho least creditable IN many
years. Any General Assembly which
refuses to pass a state primary law
to protect the purity of the ballot,
as required by the Constitution. shows
itself to be controlled by bad politi--
cal Influences. and the public cannot
get a square deal from a Legislature
thus DONNA ted.--N Norfolk Landmarks
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.rr 10. w,IA1, THEM"

~ 'V' wiz '''''t''
(sclccted for The Times-Dlsratch)
"1f the righteous scarcely BIO saved.
where snai, ,,'n nnSo"N ai''' 'no s'''''e'
,an s,..iii,. n,s,io,, coa
- 800, ,,,,d,, a. ,.o,,,
-. =. j.. III, ~ r,.o
-. ~ T., ,,oon
e1., ,>t.,, r. {, ~, ,irlt
I,,n, - sa,,,d, ,,,,,in,,ent ,rncc ;,
,o.dod win fam, !, norscvero. II l..
=, .r,e,i,. ,hi,s ~ 10 ,oat. rpt ~ can
.,ao H., ,,.,,,,
..r,I,o ,.,-h,oora rc.iy ,ro e,red,,
rh,, &c h.,,ua. ,f tho y,alsncss or tb,
nosh ana ,bo str,ctnsss 90 GODS law
"rho tin,o ia como that iudro must
bo,,,r =, ,ro h,,s. q, ,:od" An, A. is
,,o,,, il sbo,1, Il, 40 rho tcsts ,ro
n,nv anl y.riod rhoy arc rcne,tad
and ,,nItoa ~ Cod Himself who
knows ana understands all. Good corn
nus, endure INC sicl1o thc fIai, tho
Fan tl,e sieve tl,s min and tho oven
before If is br,,,rht Ia nerfsc1ion rho
,,.t ,nd .Iro,, Toe, ot ~, "a no trre
verdict ,f ,ho ,rea4 an, hoty tud-o
VIVA, race vill ho needed IN rass
that ordeal,
n is nord fo,.ns f. Law bo,, of christ
sin,,v and, 90 sinners ask fo, mercy
r. overcome Tho f,esh from aav 10
d.,. - r..ig, no ,or,d w,,,, ne
Embellishments ,hrcats a,d cnston,s ia
v,,,, ~, ,ie ,or,ih,e ma
.on..,,, ,,n,nt,tionst ,arfo,n, ,ooa
80, ,,,,,as i, 49, ,,n,,,,,o ,na ,,o,y s,,rit.
a 49, ,,r,.ar,, ,.tthant maart,.ss o..
nrisa = 49, - ,r,r,n,, - ,nr az,
awsns,o, eans.,.n.a .na !, reca,ro !,
y.rd,ot 80 ,,aui.,., ,t.ro y., 81, mi,
!. ,.a,a,
,rha ,as,ir,,, ,,,laa ~ s,,o
j.. ,, a. s,oa. t,,,. ,,t
,rials mnrt no mot md co,o,ared
ore The ernwn !. Won ,mora ,ha NM.
ti,,doa .,,a4 .,,sa,.. 80.
,,,a,,r, az ,,as 81 49, s,,sfaroN
.,,o.t ..rhoso ~, 49,, n.,,,,,.s-,,,n
80 80. ,r,,,r,a.a,," ~, ~
-, -
.,u., 80, 49,. ,,. - az.
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..,.s.a,.. 80, -. -
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
HEREAFTER BILLS WILL nE
rIlRLISNED.

on Friday last The Times Dispatch
called attention TO the need for fur
thor publicity in tho matter of the
bills that arc introduced and passed
Nv ths LEGISLATURE. Tho methods here
tofore in vogue in tho Legislature have
made i, difficult and frequently impos
sjhJe to get proper information about
the bills that were pending, Win 'le
result that individual rights have neen
often seriously affected and legislation
has been enacted which on fuller APP
nrehensIon of its effect would never
have been allowed. AS the demand
for information concerning All BINS
introduced Is very wide, and the add
tional labor. entailed on the pubic
printer would be proportionately great
The Tines-Dispatch suggested that a
fec should he charged which would en-
title those who paid it to receive these
bils Immediately. This was the sub
stance of q law which Senator Harman
introduced which law did not pass,
as we said on Friday morning for-
tunately, however. the lalluFe OF sen
ator Harmans bill did not leave the
public without remedy, for Delegate
Glenn introduced exactly tho Same bill
in the House, and his bin reached the
Senate before Senator Harman's bill
had been passed. Senator Harman
Ibiu therefore was withdrawn. and we
are glad to note that the Glenn bill
became a law The terms of this bill
require the Superintendent of public
Printing upon receiving a fee of Sio
and sum sufficient 10 cover the post
age 10 mail to any person or corpora
ton who shall so desire it two copies
of each bill for the House of Delegates
and senate the calendar for each house
the advance sheets of the journal OF
each house and advance sheets OF the
iActs OF the Assembly This excellent
law is in the line of needed publicity
| and Should make many of tho mistakes
land errors that have heretofore only
TOO frequently occurred Impossible.
l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

Has Il man a right TO keep 5aloou2 The
Tines Dispatch had that query CAPTION
OF leading editorial recently. Judge Mann,
ns judge Of the County Court OF Nottoway,
answered itt,hirty years ago. and kept on
answering 1t for twenty successive years.
No proper place and no 1T person" or rs
VIC quote from memory he may haze snidt
no fl person and no proper place" Why
such II man isn't flat-footcd, out-and- out
prchibltionist we can't understand.-Farn-
villc Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
now 10 CALI TIMES DISPATCH.

Persons wishing TO communicate with Tho
q,r7es- dispatch by telephone VIII ask cen
raj for 'lcai," and on being answered from
tho office switchboard. will indicate the de-
per,rrert or person with whom they wish
10 speak.
when calling between A. n. and 9
A. NJ. call to central office direct for 4o4',
composing room; Aot2. business Office: 4oiS,
for mailing and press-rocms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Voice Of the People.

The Times-DiSpateh Will print
signed letters on ell questions which
relate futile public welfare. Such
ARTICLES should not exceed in length
100 words. except under exceptional
circumstances, should be signed
with the full name OF the writer.
bnnd should bcnr ila or her address.
The name of the writer VIII BE
withheld If desired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Rhymes for To-Day
THEY HAVE no m FRESH ron

THEY HAVE no M rI,EsfI ftOls
rIiNr
/, fEgEs arc coming into Chicago ut
the. rate Of 80 carloads, T..00,000 eggs,
dailS.l
III STOOD in old Chicago bNt throb-
II NJ hing. market gates.
III Anu watched them pouring inward
-. by the hundred dozen crates;
They rishuI and swircd about met
i. was near swept Oft my legs,
so steIdy and fcrocous was the
scramble of the eggs.
Here's every kind Of egg" muscd I.
that over could otcur;
Here's flying eggs and boiling oEgs
ana itsrs designed To shir.
1Icrnststa eggs and baking oEES---
All. III FOR any king!
And scal1opcd eggs and wallopcd eggs
and all that sort of thing.
1T waters Up my mouth" unused l.
how | should like to steal
~ bunch from out that rushing tbronS
- and make a gorgeous NEAL!
%. Insty eggs; O, tasty eggs-how
fresh YOU all do look!
Dellclous eggs. nutritious eSgs-O, Tor
a few to cook
stood IN old chicago by tho eggy
crowded Gntes-
How grand they arcH' ] cried TO Que
who wheeled away the crates.
Pish pishi' said he Che. WAS man
on whom none might cncroachD.
There amt a ono IL, all the lot"
sneorcd he, "co,lld take y poach."
H. S. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22


Some Of the newspapers IN Viz
gnia arc after the Legislature for
what they did not do. 1t seems to
MS that the fault lies with the Con-
stitution, which allows only ~ SIXTY
DAYS session. IT is ridiculous to- sup
pose that all Of the matters demand
ing attention can he satisfactorily
cared for in that space of time every
two years" --Danville Register,
There were Very few matters really
demanding" attentions Tho matters
which tho General Assembly Is nnoar
ohigatonato attend to It could easllS
have handled in thrty-daY SESSION
Instead OF agreeing with our contem.
norarS that the session should DO
longer, we arc inclined TO THINK inc
leugthening Of the session would !, ne 4, 9
calamity In our opinion, lWo-th,tus
tof the Legislation that was enacted az
Il undesirable.
Tha l.eaislatnra made treat and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
AFTER rnE riMEs-DIsrArcm.

IS a 1.-THE rate things arc going in. ken
~ Si,,,ici,y says Tho iliehmond Times
lllspatch. st won't be long before
We can 5hiainc the nEht-ridors on the Re
puhlicaps.ia The Republicans are probably
surprised because they haven't been blamed
tor even worsc things in the last week or
two --Washnston Post
..Nf
iienrsaIisrrisou continues TO boast ot viz
giria ,rie, lbn, " II Ia ali as hard to set ms
fEat piasa Judge .Rhea landed, we announce
uisencs .nven. Wit hout eXcuse.---iiouston Post.
A.EE
rhe, paragrarher of the Richmond Times
Dispatch .es lis feelings moro narrowed by
srlit lntnitive than the paper does by n
srlit partSr. itair splitting appears to he the
forte eft ti,o 'rs ium -Jpanville Bee.
In the .iir,erest of peace and harmony be-
we truattThs Times Dispatches reference 10
''roroMdeit had no reference TO the rcd
he adaduess, ofathc widows of ''Heavenly
Ecuston.' i--.tlilattanoog Times.
.,.t..-
The 'nost man Who Is legally executed In
Nirgnia inay thank the Richmond Times
patchs-that he Il clectrocu:ed instead Of
hanged FThnt paper claims the credit for
the enactment or the statute that abolishes
hanging and substitutes tho electric chair
for .tho gallo%s. News.
With reference TO the feminine of#"para-
Grapher." the Richmond Times-Dispatch re :
marks that women writers nover paragraph.
Trey column. What Tho Times Dispatch is
tlsins to say is that the feminine of para
gro pher..is teolumniator. ~, 2 B.~faJ'his shows
that tho best paragraphing Is done outside
.os the union Norfoik Landmark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Chr ir,rs sss pispatrh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Business ONCE. .........eis u. Main Street
Washington Bureau. .s:e-T MunEcs Buildins
Manchester Bureau. t1oa 1full street.
Petersburg Bureau 40 N. sycamore ST
.ynohbnrr Bufcaii.......? ais Eighth 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
A COufc,Iernic,s pic,

Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch:
Sir,-Muchg has been done by the
Legislature from year Ia year in the
way Of approprlatins money to bc dis
tributed as pensions for the Confcd-
crate soldiers, vet more Should be done.
There should bo provisions made dis
eliminating between the amount tho
ablc-bodied Confederate should receive
and the amount: tho totally disabled
soldier should receive. Here is a man
who entered the war, late, never ro-
celved Q scratch and is now sound and
able. Here is another man who en-
tered the thickest of the fray. lost his
right arm, had to have six inches OF
tho hone taken out OF the other, and
a living
Now ought these two Confederates
receive the same pensions?
] think that this is q matter worthy
OF consideration, and I invite the at
Itention of the public to il. but trust
that when the legislators reconvene
on tho 18TH Of this month they will
fnd the time and see fit to look into
this neglected matter,
E. r. EUBANK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

is rather the slow rising OF tide of
empty mouths canorIng for food tia'
cannot be denied
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
rHE. MuLTII'LICATION or THE
TELEPHONE.


There were seventy-five telephone
calls in the United States last year for
every man, woman and child in the
country. This statement as with the
per capita circulation of money, may
not no borne out by individual expo
rience. but the average holds. The, an
nual report Of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company for 1907 shows
that thore We're lS62toco calls every
twenty-four hours last year. an IN
creased daily average OF 2,oOo.0oo over
1906 This company alone has spent
s35O 100000 III construction in the last
eight years. How much has been eN-
pcndcd by the independent companies,
of which there arc more than 5000
it would probably be impossible 70
state. The big concern controls :i,SSA,-
600 stations, With total oc 71o7,S36
| Instruments, and maintains S,6lo5o:
miles of wire FOR the transmission of
calls No other country in the world
can approach these figures,
The development of the telephone has
been extraordinary in America, cspe-
cally since 1898, when tho decision
iagainst the BerIincr patent Knocked thc
bottom out Of the Bell Company
monopoly Before that time indepcnd.
ont capital had been fearful Of the pow,
erful intrenchment aud determined on
: position of the Bell people, but whcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

II am accustomed to Weighing my
words" says the President. We stand
ready to risk tho sodas against all
corners that he doesn't weigh them on
a Fairbanks scales.
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BY MAIL. ono six Three One
POSTAGE IA1D. Year. Mos Mos. Mo.
Daily with sunday. $500 $500 si.bo ,b'
ps,,. without Sunday 400 200 LOO 10
sunday edition only. 200 100 so 20
weekly wednesday,. 100 10 rs -.