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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

What is it? Who succeed? Or
what is prosperity? Who are the pros
porous ones? These questions are hard
to answer. The world is agreed that
Alexander was not victor, and that
Napoleon was crushed by defeat.
We heard a salesman once say that
on five hundred dollar salary he saved
some money, but that on a five thou
sand dollar salary he spent more than
he made.
We saw a labOrer's eye grow brighter
as he looked on dollar the result of a
days labor, we saw banker looking
care worn and miserable after a day in
the exchange, where he was reported to
have won thousands.
One American girl weds a count and
is miserable, another American girl
marries an American workingman and
is happy. Which Of them prospered?
The orator electrifies thousands and
then losses the night through on pill
lows which bring no sleep; the man
of simple speech tells the gospel story
to little company Of neighbOrs and
then dreams sweetly Of the heaven to
which he is going and others with him.
"GOdliness with contentment is great
gain
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02
SPIRITUAL COMBINES.

We confess to more than ordinary
degree Of shock when we read in a re-
ligious journal of recent date, first a
commentator Of that wisdom in secu.
lar affairs which had devised what is
known as combines or trusts, and then
an appeal to the religious world to 90
and do likewise.
We are not unmindful Of the fact
that Christ prayed for a oneness
among His followers such as existed
between the Father and Himself. and
the wonder is that that prayer seems
yet unanswered, but that the churches
should be called on to follow the bus-
ness methods Of the Standard Oil
Company, Carnegie d Co., and Nor
gan and associates, strikes us as mon
strous IN the extreme. We need not
enlarge on this suggestion. 1t speaks
for itself and ought to quicken the en-
ergies of those who see in the COM
bines Of the present day an enemy TO
be conquered, or else be recognized as
master, cruel, relentless, despotic.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

are still In the mouths today among
thc "coar.cr .or."
2nd Tie was am iniiiel. Col. Lamon
says lage l57l, "when Lincoln went
to church at All he went 10 mock and
came away o. mlmic.n He states also
that Lincoln wrote "little book" "to
di-approve the truth of the bible and
tine divinity OF Christ"
Hendron, Liucoln's law partner for
I'D years, says he felt ia duty To correct
history 10 tell the whole truth, and
says: AS To Mr. Lincoln's religious
views, he was in short an iniidel, " and
that Lincoln tried To demonstrate in
his little book, "lst, that the Bible was
not Gld'- revelation, and 2nd, that
jesus Christ was not the son Of God"
And 10 is well known that he never
profe-sed Christ before he died and he
never reimcted the teachings Of his
"niue book
3sd. As 90 his duplicity towards the
peace commissioners from the South,
that is matter of history, and his acts
i'm chat respect did not become "honest
Abe" or lay down square rule Of life
70 live by.
Am. As 10 his humanity. Can itnot
bee questioned when he had the power
as c0mmauder-in-chief of the armies
To prevent hs generals under his
practical sagacity" from perpetrating
such scenes Of horror in burning pri-
yate houses and property and thus
turning innocent women and children
out into the woods and fields to starve,
and when he ISSUED his emancipation
proclamation which he declared i'm the
beginning Of his presidential career he
had no right 10y his oatn and by the
constitution to issue, thus violating his
oath, and putting all the women and
children and old men in the country
at the mercy of The negroes, did he not
open way for an instruction that in
liz magnitude and cruelty might have
rivalled the luquisition Of Pope limo
cent Ill., and even surpassed Haiti,
and that such invited horrors were
not committed is not due to the hu-
maniiy of Lincnla?
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02
Lincoln as q Model.
GARDESrA, VA, Feb. p. 100

GARDENIA, Va, Feb. p, 1900.
Editor Hcraid.-As ! have lived
long enough TO remember Lincoln
when he emerged from obscurty and
have carefully watched his course from
the time he came into prominence a. a
public character, read bis speeches in
his discussions with Douglas and his
inaugural address, aud closely scruti.
nized his public and private career tin
his tragic death az the close Of the war.
beg to present some facts in regard
TO his life and character to show that
me was nota model for imitation to
rising generations.
Very recently there have appeared
in the columns Of The Richmond biz
p0tch three we'll Writtel letters con
sidering the claims of Lincoln as am e<.
ample 10 our youth, one by Mr. G. l..
&. Minor, Of Baltimore, one by Miss
Kate Mason Rowland, Of Richmond.
Va. and the last by Mr.. n. G.. Tyler.
viewing Lincoln as 90 his moral and re-
ligious character and also 10 his aspect
As ruler. propose for the benefit Of
your readers to condeuse these papers,
aud in calm, dispas-ionate, uupred
JUDGED discussion show that the mar
tyred president is not entitled 10 80
much sentimental gu-h" a. appears
often in the public prints on Lincoln's |
aud on emancipation days, /
dc.
lst. He was a vulgar man Accord
ing TO his biographer and his admirer
lin other respeclsl Or j. G. Holland.
editor Of Scriboer's Nogosme, he was
so considered, and his own words given
in the interest Of truth, and che was
The foulest in his je-ts and stories Of
any man in the country and there is
now extant "little book written bv
Lincoln in his youthful DAYS called
The First Chronicles of Rheuhen -
which is so Indecent that il would NOT
low be permitted To pass through the
nails. Col Ward II. Lamon was
onstantly associated i'm the most
friendly terms with Lincoln, and gives
copy of The foul production i'm his
biography Of Lincoln Such was his
Indulgence in gross stories that sit was
estraiued," says Lamon, "by no
resence and by no OCCASION" and it
well known that while he was pres
lent his vulgar jokes went abroad and
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Feb. %. 100

/
WASHINGTON, Feb, 20, 1900.
The Democrats of the House have q
right to claim the amendment of the
Porto Ricaa tariff bill, which the Re-
publicans were compelled to make at
the eleventh hour in order to get the
Republican votes needed TO pass the
bill, as party triumph. The firm aud
united attitude of the Democrats was
what enabled the Republican directors
to force the amendment of the bill.
As predicted, the gold standard bill.
reported from the conference commit
tee is little bit worse than was either
the House or the Senate bill. 1t con-
talns every Objectionable feature that
was in both, and has made most of
them more Objectionable. As the Re-
publcans have the votes, the Confer
ence bill will probably be rushed
through this week 1t has already
been agreed that the Senate shall vote
upon it Thursday.
Quay is In sight of success. A test
vote has made it sure that he will yet
the seat when the final vote is taken.
A number Of Democrats will vote 10
seat him as a matter Of principle.
Senator Butler, Chairman of the /
Populist National COMMITTEES. espresso.
the opinion that the attempt to create
friction between the Democrats and
Populists, will fail. Speaking Of the
nomination of Col. Bryan, Senator
Butler said: Bryan will be the choice
Of three elements, the Democrats. the
POpulists and the silver Republicans
The two latter will meet on the same
lay, if present arrangements are carried
'ut, and will, in all probability unite
lpon the same candidate for Vice
President
Representative Richardson, the Dem.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02
EMIT LEGISLATORS.

The curtain is about to fall on the
last act Of the Virginia Legislators for
the session of 1900, and their works
will soon follow them.
We take pleasure in repeating our
commentator because of the nom
"noratingn character Of the body. Not
much of the session was lost in mere
"spell binding" 1t may be that some
of the members will return to their
homes regretting that they didn't get a
chance to let of accumulated thun-
der. Our advice is to try it on your
constituents on some court day.
Some schemes" were whispered
about, the lobbyists were there in for
midable numbers, but so far rs we
know the members are still living
"aboye suspicion"
Appropriations were increased, but
to worthy subjects, and as Virginia is
growing stronger year by year she can
well afford to do better by the chill
dren.
Our hope is that the charter to build
means a new railway between Rich
mOnd and Washington. We will be
greatly disappointed if it results only
in transfer of property to stronger
combine.
Some legislators have gone home
with the hope of going next time TO
Congress. Success to the asprants,
with the hope that the most deserving
may win. Stormy seas are before US
as people, and we need our best and
bravest pilots.
The Crop Pest Commission will be
something new in Virginia, but there
is wide field for its labors.
The oyster has been receiving the
accustomed legislative attention, but
we do not know that it will be any
more of a revenue producer next year
than it was last year.
The Stonewall jackson Memorial
Association was incorporated, and will
proceed to buy the Chandler house, in
Caroline county, in which the great
leader died, and the farm upon which
it is located. This will honor one Of
the historic spots on Virginia soil,
whichlike Mt. Vernon, will be faithful
ly preserved as it is now, and be sup
piled with memorials of the great cap
tain.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

a correspondent Of the New York
Sun fears that if the currency bill be-
fore Congress becomes a law, the coun-
try Will be flooded with money, boom
will follow and then a general "bust-
ing Foolish man. The people need
more money, would use it wisely and
well, but no bill coming from a Repub-
lican Congress will give the relief they
ask for. Peoples relief measures do
not come from such source. Pampered
plutocrats are provided for but not the
people.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

The 3rd of June is the anniversary Of
the birth of jefferson Davis, he was
born June Srd, 1908, and our legislators
have designated it As "a legal holiday.
Well done He is worthy Of perpetual
praise. He suffered for us all, and did
not murmur. The South had no nObler
champion, the "Lost Cause" no more
devoted friend. Yes, we honor our
selves i'm hOnOring him.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

If Mr.. WattersOn is to be believed the
the late Governor Goebel, Of Kentucky,
was not the author of the election law
of that State, about which so many
harsh things have been written by
some Democratic ~ editors Of Virginia.
He fought it strenuously and obst-
nately. Now let those libellous
writers do at least that justice to the
dead which they denied to the living
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

Admiral Dewey did not get all the
prize money he asked Of the court Of
claims for his captures during the fight
in Manila Bay. The Admiral ought
to stop asking for more, and just be
grateful the rest Of his life. This pen
siOn-prize business is being carried all
too far. Soldiers and seamen should
not be converted into free-booters.
Fighting for country is commendable,
but fighting for currency is contempti-
BILE.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02
argunen

The National Democratic COnven-
ton will meet in Kansas City on the
4th Of July, and the Baltimore Sun
says, "there will be hot times" in the
city. Republicans in Philadelphia,
home of trusts, pension-fed plutocrats
and arrogant goldites; the Democrats
in the wide-open prairie land, where
stalwart yeomen labor rather than
scheme for living.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

All honor to Senator Barksdale for
attempting to keep money out Of poll
tics, but he could as soon succeed in
keeping water out of old ocean. "They
all do it," Wanamaker, Quay, Clark,
Hanna, ct id, dc. Let's throttle the
tariff monster, and then the trust
despot, and we will take some money
out of politics, but not all. We are
not pessimistics, nor are we blind.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

A farmer went into bankruptcy the
other day, and gave in Sl7,6l9IO of in
debledness and $50 Of assets. Rather
unusual, and can only be explained
upon the suppOsition that he had been
more attentive to "stocks" than stock
futures" than farming operations.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

There were in all about >, 500, 600 men
enlisted in the Union armies during
the civil war. Not more than mill
lion of them ever heard bullet hiss or
a shell scream through the air Yet
the country's pension rolls thirty-live
years after the wars end have more
than a million names upon them.
This is case in which statement is
argument.-N y. World.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

West Point is as busy as bee. New
industries are building and everybody
hopeful and cheerful. Our sister is adj.
mirably well located and ought to give
Newport News a good race. Luck to
both Of them.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02
Thnt ThrobhLng lIcndnrhe

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merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build zap your health. Easy 10 take.
Try them. Only % cents. Money back
If not cured Sold by White & Co., Drug
cists
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

Gen. Cronjie has surrendered his
sword to Lord Rorberts, but only after
filling the world with his fame as a
great captain. Might does not make
right, but, in thus world Of ours, it does
often nrevail
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

VIM. Cecil Elan, the gifted editor
of the Norfolk REORGANIZATION, died at
his home, in Louisa county, on the
oath Of February, in the 6ith year Of
his age. He was brilliant and brave,
true to his convictions, devoted to fam
lily and friends, and loyal to his State
and cnnnlrV
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

The Salem Sentinel has entered ON
its seventh year, grateful for success
already won aud hopeful for even
better and brighter future. Our best
wishes 20 with you, brother.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

If it be true, as newspaper publish
ed in Richmond asserts, that Virginia
Legislators are beginning to ''let upn on
trusts, it should warn the voters to be
very careful in selecting men to 90 to
the legislature. The trusts are not
"letting up" on the people and the war
against them should be to the "knife
and the knife to the hilt"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-03-02

We are showing "A pretty line Of
Plaids for Skirts, come and take a look
AT them FLEMING d. CLARK.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

Tffl RE YEAST
90 pF CHicsRo. ll arc out Agaln
flls geAr dizlkih ihntina tree SAN ple ii
Aslg new sam0as Magic Ysasf. There
nAni w0Etan or child III
SsIs fatee mol smiIias win
uslstleg bis fAyurifa
nsa6s 10 mistake
glu sassat SC. i
sass q sske inlsnsiens.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18
wsan need @othsr Peoples aensy,
Fine dinner tonight Meet
ME at the ELK.
Il Mensssr lDsvIi SisAl

Destroying is victim. is type Of consblap5
Nos. The power Of this murderous maiady d
sii ..on orsana' and nervee and muscles And
hrain. Thoreia no health till iFs overcome
Kut DR.. Kings Now Life Pllla arc Assse and
ssrtAir curG Best in the world for stomach
1ayor Kidneys and: Boweia. Only Is eanta at
Nj druggista.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18
FEMALE wRAKNEss oURBD.

FEMALE WEAKNESS CURED.
was troubled with seEere fenaEs
weakness FOR over ak months Iwaa
treated BY six veKy pFomlnsns Dhysi-
eians. without any marked bsasat.
NJ last doctor waa skilled spesial-
lst. aad he telA ma eue onlx hope Lay
ii a. operation. / heard Of 6mith'a
anes Kldrey Cure. and afEeE using II
sor one month aad naysalt cured. ana
svea ths doctor who last treated ms.
asw pronounoes ma well. Mrs. 4. H.
FaEsr, Atlants, Ga. PFioe 50 osnta.
III aals BY ail druggtsta.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18
SHAKE MIRO YoUR.sHors.

ALcn'e Foot Ease, powder II cures painful,
aniertinE, nervous fect and ingrowfne naiis.and
instantly takes tle estlng out II corna and huh-
Ions. ts the greatest confyrt discovery ofthe
agpst Aleuis Fout-KaH snakes tight or new
9aoel feel eaap- 81 is . ceftein.curo for sweat
ing, Gallons and hot, tiied aching fees. Try n
today. SOLD by an dfuggisls and shoe stoies.
tks mai Tor 70 in stamps, Trial package Free.
Address Atlen $. OlInktoad, 10 Roy, Ny,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

sausF Kraat, Din pickIss, aoas ana
swsst pickles, At Dsvos's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

Miss Em WsA, whs i attending
school IN Virginia his ysar, win uol
return homa for the holidays. but will
spend tham with frisnda il Durham,
- sz.sse aetA-sslIssa
= -rsnn1 -
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18
,Blunder
BrIghps pi.s.s.

High living, intelnperanes, expcshfe Ana
many Other thinss bring on Irighks alsuasss
Folcy's Kidney Cure VIII prevent Drigbt dsas
ease and an other kidney or bladder IS
Iataken in tlne Takes nothing eist. Il
Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

All membe afc requested to be
present q SD important meeting u The
sleadtaar Circle of gipks Dang htera ID
morrow afternoon at haIf past three
o'clock, ii tho home .ot Mrss I N.
Bishop on London street, when the
sublsst Of Inc Christmaa distribution
will be discussed.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18
Music and dinner tonight.
Meet me at the ELK.

When son want pgqnrt aeting little pills
that never xripe use peyts's little Esriy
Risefs. VI. j Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

Misa Gertrude johnson Is expected
homa IA 4 isw days from Agnes Scott
Tnulitnts St Decatur. where she is at
tendiDg school t6is season.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

Miss Gertrude johnson Is sxp.e,.d
boms ii isw days from Agnes Scot.
Inutisnes at Decatur, where she is at
EsendIpg school Is i season,
Miss Do1iie Tis5n leaves shortly for
Americss here chs d spend.
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The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

Beautiful windows, which attract
much attention, are those If Mr. A.
Rolbschild, where everything in the
iewelry line cnQics bric'a brsc and
handsome silver warein great prcfuf-
ion, Il artiasically displayed.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18
@00IebI

MAhy Hrunswiek tsienas 9ill b ln-
tsrsaEsd p knowing es n AID Mrs
lsee lseckl aSord formerly ri un-
betlaad ssase pending i winter ri
9OseDA chanps sIena hss retaFnT
u y Simon sstet hott Yis u
stephen 1000 4
wees Il two ii home, among hl nauy
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

Little Miss Lily Davis, Of Hsrfosas
Conn. Is the guest o. Mrs. Joseph
Champagne on St. Simon Tor several
weeks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

Many Brunswick riands of MI. 4
ohens Of ColdmheF. will be gisd "a
shat he has greatly improved IL
tds hia recent Illness, and il expealed
10 Brunswick saortlg the guest d 4
sister, Mrs. oule Hagm. al her pTsl
home on Howe street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

Messfs a. Ksiser and Brother Il Il
sesafal of lhe bsautlghl ana
ws1doMs 81 reo, Sss-
a. he aad every
ana pretty ~ holiday
may 30 fouad, cbarniagly arS
ranged.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

Many friends are glad 10 know u
Masssr Louis EIkan Il making ahs
progress u hls studies q Dshlonfga,
where he q spending thIs year II arhool
and That - has been promoted
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

Miss Leah johnson expects Is
shortly Tor Americas, where 81
spend some time stu friends
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

we'iisead yca : iilsls q ~ Il you ike.
SCOTT 4 n0wNH, ~ Rsarl street, Kss York
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

rhek6 WILL bs 40 more meetings 81
The Shakespeare Club uhlll AFTER the
holidays
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-18

Miss Do1lie Tis5n ieayes shortly for
AneEIcus there che Sxpa cssfe spe nd
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09
COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week

iDEED.
 Lee Benton. to Bisbee Improve ment Company, Bi-bee property. Julia Wsish. to A H Mosley and J T Pirile, Bi.eee property. S30. II Mosley and J T Pirtle, 70 M. Medigoyich and N Mobile, Bisbee pro- pertv $50.
 Martin Costello to H Schmieiiug, Bisbee property. $5O.
 John We.-elche, to F A Milich, mine. sl6j.
 James B Gregory, to Thos A Woods mines sl.
 Chas Mobrey, to John A Anderson, mines sl00.
 All Emanuel, to 0 Adele Perre. nOud, mines sl.
 Mrs NJ A Howard and F. E Cocre- hen to The Dos Csbezas Con Mines Co, mines Si00
 LOCATION.
 mine by Chsrls D Cobsugh. LOWER OF ATTORNEY. Mrs Nj A Howard to John Seyells. PRCoF OF LABOR.
 On two claims by E E Cocreban. HEN.
 JB Neal, J c Sherman and Frank Eudsley vs H Ii Bowman.
 Soto Bros & R, maud vs Glenn, PROF OF PUBLICATION.
 Solomon Springs Con. NJ ming Go Article Of Incorporation. MORTGAGE
 SC Spslding to The Bank of Bisbes Bisbee property sl75. BOND. Butcher bond of James A Howell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

Three more diseusted human beings never existed, and we were glad to pack up things and start home.
 lost my hat during the storm, SO we rigged up an umbrella out ot the bean sack and some sticks ard l carried it over my head all the way to town. A very tired and bungry crowd we were when we reached home and we decided we would spend the rest of our vacation in some other way.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09
Forty Years Among Cannibals

= The French adven;urer who was a
 apfiye among csnnioals in Central Africa for forty years, has decided 10 write book. which will no doubt D. owe interesting. We can sympith ~Iih
 IS release from his terrible captivity, watch must haze bean as joyous a. that of 3 man B no Ends himself suddenly re- leased rom the captivity of d refractory stomach. hy that peerless remedy. HoAetter's 5 onach Biters. which has done more 10 promo health than any oiheT m existence. This IS the mediC in. sO take. if you are a sufferer from dys- p>psia, constipation, indigestion, bil- ioasness, nervousness or insomnia. Don't fail to giV. it a trial. Ask for Hostetters and do not accept sub stiiute. The genuine has Private Reyenne Stamps oyer ,ihe neck Of the bottle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

It is not an easy thing for lnau drawn on jury to escsps serving when be has 10 deal with Judge Street of Phoenix, The story ruus that d raw German was summoned Tor iry duty, and " -h- d to get oil. Schudge,' : ne said pl ain lively, Il can nlcht gont English uaGerstan." "Op, you car -erve," said Judge Street, chetriu, '. ."You won't have u unIer-tl1d good Eoglish you won't hear aay snch ia this court"
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

Mrs N E Carson, who has been selected to teach one of the grades in the Tombstone pubic school the en- suing year, arrived yesterday from her home at San Lssndro, Cal. to be on hand at the opening of school shortly. Mrs Carson is an educator of experience and comes highly re- commended The personnel of the school teachers here are Prof. F. c Willard, principal and Miss Rose Hst.ich and Mrs x. c. Carson, assist- auts.