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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
Friday, February 4, 1901.
LET MODERATION RULE.

In remitting his subscription an
old Captain" writes: 81 am especi-
ally proud of the stand you take
upon the question of local option
and in fact upon all questions relat.
ing to the public good"
Such words are very encouraging
and such appreciation goes a long
way as an incentive to keep in the
straight and narrow path of rectitude.
laboring for the common good. The
CITIZEN believes In local option
because it is one of the steps towards
temperance; it believes in temperance
because it stands for the betterment
OF our country and our fellowman.
and because it is one of the mandates
of the Highest's DEGREES. After this it
believes that the laws of State and
county should be inviolably kept.
This leads to a thought which pre-
sents itself anent the hubbub that is
being created In the seditious State
OF Kansas. 1t is to be admitted that
Mrs. Nation, the raider of saloons.
is woman of strong character and
much courage. Her unexampled
course, In which she has invaded
saloons and with her little Ratchet
demolished their furniture and glass.
ware, her boarding the Governor, the
Mayor, the Attorney General, Police.
Justice and other officials in their
ofices-all without being brought in
to the arms of the observation-disclosures
that there is something besides
fanaticism in her makeup. Nor can
it be denied that she has a measure
of warrant for her indignation
through the fact that the LIQUOR
laws are being flagrantly violated in
Topeka These things are to be taken
into consideration and a deal of
allowance made for her conduct.
But, there is point which out
weighsit all-her acts are lawless, and
there can be no palliation for them,
even though spirit of charity be
inclined to make some allowance be-
cause of the foregoing reasons. Liquor
laws should be conformed to as much
as laws against murder, or other
statutes. If not executed the officials
who fail in their duty should be i'm
peached or otherwise punished. There !
isa right and wrong way to go abont
these things, and there is but one
crime in the category in which sum-
mary punishment has ever appealed
to us as being justifable. Hence,
In our opinion, acts like Mrs.
Nation'sare revolutionary and should
be met with its need of. punish
mentor if the perpetrator is
fanatical or insane she should be put
where she could cause no more in
fractions. There is the proper way
to remedy these things, and it is
better that community should suf.
fer from official malexecution than
that It's people should become imbued
with spirit of lawlessness.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
TO PROTECT HOLLY TREES

unique bill that will be presented n,
the next meeting of the General Assem-.
Oily OF Georgia is being inspired by Mrs.
hooert j. Lowry, one of Atlauta's mos,
prominent and philosophical women
Inc bil! will ask that law be made "a
prohibit the wholesale mutilation and
destruction of the holly tree, which AT
this is being disposed of 10 spcb
great extent and sent out from the
STALE Its adaptability as a decoration
making 1t sought for in enormous ouanti-
ties. The holly tree is one very slow Of
growth, and in the words OF Mrs. Lowry
III This wholesale destruction of the tree
continues several years longer we will
mo our country entirely without one of
Its most beautiful adornments. lido NOT
think to satisfy the demands of the civ
az The season of yuletidc we have a right
10 make more demands upon the natural
beauties of our country than nature "a =
supply"
We reproduce the foregoing be-
cause it has recently become a sub
Ject OF much interest to this section
OF Virginia where the holly flourishes
IN all its grandeur, and where it has
recently become an emblem of our
Underwater country reaching an al
most sentimental stage. OF late
years there has been good deal of
the "greens" shipped from our river
sections to northern markets, and, we
understand, they bling fair prices.
The shipping industry should not
be discontinued, but those engaged
in it should have a care as to how
they destroy the trees. Wanton
destruction is not necessary in order
to procure sufficient for purposes of
home or foreign consumption.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
FLANK MOVEMENT UPON THE SOUTH
THE ABUSE OF "HON.,

Col. Watterson, of the Louisville
Courier Journal, is out in a vigorous
protest against the improper use of
the title "Hon." before the names of
gentlemen who are not emitted to il.
tie is convinced that it il often used
as term of rldicule rather than re-
spect, and he believes the time has
come for a general reform along this
line. Of course, there is widespread
abuse OF the appellation in all parts
OF the country, but it hardly pays to
take the matter too seriously. The
cross road statesman who is referred
to In his county paper "as the Hon.
So-and-so" feels a quiet satisfaction
IN the "Hon." that nothing else could
give. 1t creates at once feeling of
intense neighborliness between him
and the editor. 1t elevates him in
the estimation of his townspeople, and
1t gives him an opportunity to swell
out his chest with pride as he con-
templates his rise from humble farm
boy or grocery clerk to the position
OF distinguished consideration in the
community which the editorial COM
Piinent has conferred upon him.
In Virginia the greatest abuses of
the word Honorable" are found In
The connection with men who hold
county Offices, particularly that of
commonwealth Attorney. We be-
Ieve that the least official position to |
which the term justly belongs are
hose of county Judge and member
Il the Legislature.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
MIDDLEsEx NOTES

Judge Garrett last week at Saluds
heard argument for new trial in the
case of Ella Jackson, colored, convict
ed OF forgery. The judge refused to
grant new trial, and sentenced the
defendant to penitentiary for two
years. In the case of John Epps
convicted of assault, argument for a
new trial was postponed until the
next term on account of the indisro-
sition of the judge.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
MAIL CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Through the courtesy of II,
Second Assistant Postmsster-G enera
The editor of the CITIZEN, while il
Washington last week, was permitted
to copy from the records the follow
ing additional contracts for mai
service which have been awarded b,
the Post-Office Department:
No. 1908, Whitestone, by Irving
ton, Weems, Merry Point aud Millen
beck to Urbana and back, daily ex.
cept Sunday, to James A. DAYTON
$1,19s.
No. 1i100, from Fredericksburs
to Baltimore, (Md), with brancl
from Tappahannock TO Norfolk arc
back; twice a week to Tappahan
mock SIX times week to Baltimor,
and once week (Tappahannock I,
Norfolk), to Weems Steamboat 20.
for $4,000.
143o6, Pluck to Edge Hill, t.
Chas. +. Johnson, $I6O.
l4307 1go to Comorn, to Chas,
Sorrell, sos.
1430S, Dogue TO Port Conway, to
VIM. Douglas, $1O5.
l4311, Chatterton to OSso. to O.
w. Glare, $50.
1873, Shiloh to King George. to
Q. G. Baker, $3.50.
1897, Kinsale to Templemans X
Roads, to J.-J. S. Elf, $243.
1928, Oak Grove to Port Con.
way, to r. b. Page, 1887.
1929, Montross to Oak Grove, to
c. l.. Lanford, 1924.
1883, HaynesviIle to Lodge. to
George w. Yeatman. $14S.
1892, Ophella to Blackwells. to
Z. II. Walker, $131.
1434S, .Litwalton to Wheaton. to
q. b. Gray, $3.50.
1852, Fisherman to Treakles. TO
Duffie Beagle, $50.
f436l, Montague to Millers Tav.
ern, to James NJ. Lewis, 1888.
1862, Killers Tavern to Ayletts.
to James NJ. Lewis, $3OS.
1866, Sandy Bottom to Saluda
to John W. Calls, $i6S.
1860, Church View to Cumnor
to James Spencer, $3I1.I1.
1870, Warner to Urbanna, to n.
t, Bristow, $3.50.
l442l, Heathsyille to Viewpoint,
TO M. +. Thomas, 1857.
1896, Shackelfords to Urbanna
to Charles E. Haines, 1924.
l4427, Mascot to Shackelfords. to
j. W. Owens, $Is4.
1928, Mantapike to Cumnor, to
j. r. Landram, $50.
ROUTES READvERTIsED.
The following have been ready YER
tised because bids were improperly
executed, or, as in some instances.
were considered too high. The de-
partment will publish the awards of
these February 22nd:
14309, Matthias Point to King
George.
1870, Dido to Ovens.
1912, Oak Grove to Pomona.
1880, Coles Point to Hague.
1881, Oak Grove to Colonial
Beach.
1434l, Lewisetta to Lottsburg.
1894, Reedville to Sunnybank.
l4347, Reedville to Lillian.
1880, Lively to Millenbeck.
1851, Lancaster to Viewpoint.
1856, Alfonso to Lively.
1860, Montague to Urbanna.
1868, Upright to Centrecross.
1896, Church View to Wateryiew.
1867, Busby to Locklies.
1865, Cooper to Locust Hill.
1881, Ullainee to Pedro.
1887, CrickethJll 20 Gwynn.
1873, I.aban to Williams Wharf.
1883, Glass to Ordinary.
1856, Hayes Store to Maryus.
1887, Claybank to Gloucester.
1889, Thompson's Wharf to Glou-
,ester.
l4420, Wicomico Church to Mia
l4422, SIMPSONS Wharf to Lara
l4423, White Point to Kinsale.
14429, Inc to Cumnor.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01

Verdi, the great composer, died in
Italy. "Jl Irovatore" made him
famous.
Reports of smallpox at the Uni
versity of Virginia have been greatly
exaggerated.
a buzzaId carrying steel trap on
one leg has been flying about in
Ro, kbridge county.
The Mayor of Cincinnati hiss
granted the permit for The J,ffries-
Rubin fight there.
Hon. w. j. Bryan will make a
tsip to Europe, visit President Kruger
and tour the Continent.
Accomac and Northampton coun.
ties are said to have the most com
piete and best telephone service out
side of the cities in this State.
Booker Washington, the roted
colored educator, will lecture in Rich
mond sometime this month. Tn.
Legislature will be invited in a BODY
to hear him.
A Prnssian Baron will leave his
fortune of 100000 TO The suryi
vors of Mosby's command. with whom
he fought. There are about 400 of
these ex.Confederates living.
Q. w. higgins, mai, clerk on
Steamer Essex, of the Weems' line
has been awarded $4,000 damages in
suit with the b. & o. r. r., for in
Iuries received in an accident few
years ago.
John Sheridan, who has been in
charge of the money order depart
ment of the Havana postof1ice, has
been arrested and formally accused
of the theft of 300. He has con-
fessed the crime.
China wants indemnity for the
footing, and it is said that the Pow. |
ors are discussing with China an in
demnity loan of 600, 900, 900 marks
(S250, OOO,0O0) and guarantee bv
the Powers of the loan.
A number of fishermen were before
Justice Eichelberger, OF Northumber- |
land county, Saturday, upon the
charge of having failed to pay their
license tax. Nine of the number
compromised by paying their license
and costs. Three stood trial and were
fined $25 each and cost. An appeal
was taken.
Capt. Edward G. Miles, an OYSTER
man from Maryland, on Sunday ct
Colonial Beach shot Shank Miles and
Ben Johnson. The Former is serious.
ly wounded. Both are colored. Cap
tain Miles, was arrested, tired and az
quilted, there being conclusive evil
ience that the shooting was in self
defense.
An interesting change in the iurv
system went into effect Thursday
Heretofore the Judge has named cit.
zsns who were to serve, but under
tie new law 600 names are to be
written on slips of paper and placed
N box to be drawn by the common.
Tealth's attorney and commissioner
IL chancery.
Cities and towns along the Ohio
liver have begun a crusade against
he negroes. The Board of Safety of
Evansville, Ind, has ordered the
police to arrest all strange negroes.
md bring them before the City
Police Judge. If they cannot give
my reason for being there they will
De sentenced to the rock-pile.
+. j. Winder, a prosperous farmer
md potato dealer, of Onancock.
lad built last summer at Only, Acco-
nae county, mammoth potato
house, capacity ten thousand barrels
It the cost of $4,000. The building
vas heated by six large stoves. In
october and November he bought
me thousand barrels of potatoes
to ship them in the winter.
.hen prices were better. Owing TO
he warm weather of the past fall, a
,reat many potatoes were ruined, and
Is rumored that Mr.. Winter has
ost between four and five thousand
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
ENGLAND AND THE BoERs,

A train with Lord Kitchener and
a body OF troops was deralled by
dynamite. The Beers, who were in
force, opened fire, and The British
replied heavily. Ultimately the Beers
were driven off.
Twenty Cape police surrendered to
the Beers at Devondale, without
firing shot.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
LIFE INSURANCE.
A Statement OF Facts.

Early In June, 1900, James A. Self, of
IN the Mutual Life Insurance &c NJ NJ,
YORK, Tor the sum of one thousand dol
lars. On the 9th of August, 1900. he died
and In two weeks after papers showing
PROOF OF death were handed to Messrs
hughlett u Ehord, the special agents In
TINS section, for transmission to the home
once IN New York, they handed me the
cneek Tor one thousand dollars in full
payment OF the policy. do most heart
iiy commend the promptness of this com
pany and its polite and attentive agents.
M essrs. duRhlett & Efford, to any who
thlnk oftaking out policies OF Life In
surancc which / regard as the best in.
Ves'ment any one can possibly make for
oepenuent family. G. +. EuBANE.
Administrator OF ]. A. Self.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
IN THE LEGISLATURES.

The question of whether genera
legislation shall be acted upon at thi
session of the General Assembly i
still undetermined SO far as forma
action is concerned. The member,
are going ahead, though, in the sam,
old way.
Up to Wednesday neither the Sen
ate nor the House would recede from
It's position. The latter wants to o,
into general legislation, while tn,
Senate is opposed TO doing so. Tn,
Legislature has practically been dead,
l'cked for its first week. The Dis
patch of Wednesday says: "The
Judgeship matter still has TO be de-
termined, and the question of filling
the vacancy in the office of Second
Auditor is involved in a maze of le-
gal technicalities. Even the consti-
tutlonal convention-the prime thing
which drew our Solons together-is
made the victim of dilatory tactics. -
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Clayton: For relief of
Treasurer of Westmoreland county.
Mr.. Todd: A bill designed to pun
ish kidnapping in Virginia, with
death.
by MIR. Gouldman: To incorpor-
ate the Independent Order of True
Reformers of Westmoreland county.
By Mr.. Jordon: To require the
several counties, towns and cities of
the State to defray their own crimi-
nal expenses.
By Mr.. Wexford: To allow Geo.
n. Jenkins to build pier on the
Rappahannock river, at the mouth
OF Deer creek, Lancaster county.
The introduction by Mr.. Opie in
the Senate of bill to confirm the
charterof the Virginia Long Distance
Telephone Company provoked rip
pie OF excitement. The long and bit
ter fight last session over the bin To
charter the Virginia Telephone Com
,,any at once aroused attention to
his measure. Its patron declared
hat the powers asked for were sim
Die. The bill went to a committee
or examination.
NO JUDGE YET.
The Democratic joint legislative
aucus adjourned again Monday
light without nominating the Su-
IRENE Court judge. There is a CON
lderable complaint at the delay.
locking as it does legislation on the
nbJect of the Constitutional Con-
ention, for which the Legislature
'as called. The Richmond Dispatch
and of il: "Itwas beautiful-repor-
ORALLY speaking-but it was not
nslness. 1t was delightful-if loyal
rlendship counts for aught-but it
AS not the thing for which the
eople sent the legislators to Rich
lond. In. short, it was time thrown
way"
The caucus was the most exciting
cid for long time. After a number
Intellectual ballots, the body ad-
'urned until Thursday night. The
anne of Judge Prentiss has been
ithdrawn.
Messrs. Gouldman and Wexford
e for Whittle; Waring for Phlegar; ,
lakey and Garnet for Mann. and
'nator Walker for Whittle when
fentiss was out of the race. II
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
POLITICAL.

Captain Il. S. Parks, of Luray. ha,
determined to announce himself as a
candidate for the Encouragement.
ship.
An extra session of the Legislature
is being agitated in MARYLAND. its
prime object being to disfranchise
the llliterate vote. Senator Hanna
opposes the move.
The Minnesota Legislature has
elected Moses. K. Clapp to succeed
the late Senator Q. X. Davis in the
U. 3. Senate. This will relieve Hon.
Charles A. Towne of his temporary
seat in that body.
81 am not afraid of Issues said
Congressman Swanson to Richmond
Ne'cs reporter, speaking of his cam
paIgn for the Govermolship. sand
when the time comes / will declare
myselton any question. But it is not
time now, and so | have nothing to
saw"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01

WHAT does Uncle Sam want with
the Danish West Indies, if, as the
authorities of Denmark say. they cost
that government more than they are
worth?
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01

WOMAN Woman TO do pen.
eral house work, including washing and
ironing for small family. Apy satisfac.
tory wages will be paid. Colored woman
preferred. Must have help at once
whether white or colored
Address MRs. GEO. y. SoUIREs,
White Stone, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01

,,. Inc VIRGINIA CITIZEN uses a Williams
rYPeWrlter. IL is the best. Its work 20 Per-
fect. Simple to operate Durable in car nc
I aoi write B. A: Hardin Co.. Is N Pryor St.
inst tn.a; ga or Fred l.. Wagner, Agent Try,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
YOKE OF OXEN FOR SALE.

VIII be sold cheap. Good for either
oeef or work team. Apply to
JNo: TAPscoTT, Millenbeck, Va.
or w. McD. LEE, Irviugton, Va
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01

WANTED TO RENT House and
Lot In first class order, situated in the
village OF Heatbsville and now occunied
oy Mr.. Lloyd Snead. Fine home for
professional man or travelling salesman.
Apply 10 L. j. DowNING,
Downings, Va
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
For LEASE.

Monaskon store and dwelling COM
olned and 81 acres fine trucking land at
steamboat wharf on Rsppahannock.
leiephope In store, and daily steamers at
wharf. Excellent place for nice stock
general merchandise, for private enter,
tsinment and trucking. Possession =,
once. Apply TO
b. l.. FAmNHoLT, Monaskon, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
MEXICAN WHITE OIL 1rN,nrSn

The external remedy of the AGO fo, r,.,,
ana beast Cures spawn, ring bone. oaI,s "a
sprains on horses. Instant relief in Iumbaco
sciatica' weak back, buses and rheumatism
10 man. lie is white as cream, but diFercnt
from all other white liniments. ASH for
Mexican White Oil Linfment.n Made only
oy JAS. BAILY & Son. baltimore. Md.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
Weir POLES AND lUMBER

TIE UNDERSIGNED will be pleased
10 communicate with parties in want
short lengths. VI
w. III. JESSE, Litwaltop. Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
DOINGs in CONGRESS.

Congress has passed bill agreeing
to pay Spain 100000 for Cagayal
and Sibitu, two little islands in tn,
Sulu group.
February 4th is John MARSHAL
Day. The U. S. Senate adopted a
resolution that the day be appro.
priately celebrated to honor the FIRST
Chief Justice of the u. S. Supreme
Court.
FLANK MOVEMENT UPON THE SOUTH.
Senator McComas, of Maryland,
asked to refer the credentials of Sena-
or-Elect Simmons, of North Caro-
lima, to committee.
1t was learned that this ATTEMPT
to discredit the North Carolina Gre
dentials is but the beginning of a
light to be made by some Republican
Senators upon the credentials of SEN
ator- Elector Foster, of Louisiana; Nc
Lauren, of Mississippi; Tillman, of
South Carolina; and Simmons of
North Carolina; the four States in
which the negro is DISTINGUISHED by
constitutional amendment.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
LanCaSter'S
Business Directory.
FOR SALE.

one Sloop of '12 tons register and on,
ouSeye OF tons register will be sold
70 responsible buyers, on REASONABLE,
terms.
EVAN OWEN, weems, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01

A good woman cook, and a man ser.
want, either white or colored. Man and
wne without childrep) preferred.
Aduress, Mrs. w. Med. LEE.
lrviDgton, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01

wilson Palmer 4 Co.'s two brands of mo
asses are having great run With the peonIs
3 1 TINS section. Ask your merchant for tbei,
banquet Syrup or their Mayouez molsssai
and you will use no other. N4"''e'
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01

III you want dwellings. chr. rcbas .a-,. -.
houses is OF any description built write to w Fl.
Jesse, contractor, Litwalton Va Fstiratas
""' uo"n' mills located in Lancaster county
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01

SOMEONE please tell us where
the Virginia Legislature is .at''-at
Richmond, or at sea?
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
READERS OF INTEREST.

sn'Soufsge nome enterprise and buy Won,
.umUSr OF w: H. Jesse. Lftwalton IancSste,
Co. Co., Material the best, prices low. big freisIts
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
NOTICE,

IL. v. Thomas can be found at weems.
where he will be pleased TO take ALI
orders for making and repairing sails.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
CHEAPEST ROUTE TO n1cuNoNn

pIsse rrp,aIter PASSENGERS will lee taken from the
rUsS rouse. urtanna, 20 West roint for A..
ms ieave W Get Point ar $50 n m and :. m y,
IN. For further information apniy to -'V p
w. G. FITzHUGH. From.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
SHINGLES! SHINCIES!I

we keep constantly on hand a, 5, and
men cypress shingles at lowest prices.
w. a. CAMERON & Bro, Weems.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
CHANCE FOR A GOOD Rus,xpss

A complete outfit for bottling soda
waters and soft drinks, which cost sever
al thousand dollars, will be sold chean.
IN IN good order, nearly as good as new.
This is chance for hustler 10 make 1o0
per cent annually on his investment.
Address VA. CITIZEN.
Irvington, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01

All communications or business letters
suouiu oe addressed to the VIRGINIA CITIZEN,
trvington, VA, to receive prompt attentjon'
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01
TO STUMP THE STATE

Attorney-General Montague, Will
IN Washington, stated to several OF
his friends that he intends to max,
vigorous campaign of the State in
the coming gubernatorial fight.
lie held "a long conference with
Representative Jones, who is the onl,
member of the Virginia delegation
who is openly advocating his nomi-
nation.
Mr. Jones promised the Attorney
General his unqualified support.
Mr.. Montague also saw many Vir-
ginians who live in Washington, bat
1t is said received very little encour-
agement.-RicAmOnd Ne1cs.
SWANSON AND MONTAGUE.
(Hamilton Enterprise.)
"Wbat has Swanson done?~ He
has been and is one of the most con.
spicuous members sent by the South
to the House of Represent ti yes since
the war. What other Virginlan in
that time has occupied place on the
most important committee of the
House-that of Ways and Means?
Twice his Republican opponent has
contested his seat, but such was Swan
son's popularity that even a Repub.
ilcan House both times refused to turn
him out.
what has Swanson done?" He
made A. j. Montague United States
District Attorney for the Eastern
District of Virginia.
What has Swanson done?" He
led the forces at the Roanoke Con-
vention that nominated A. j. Mon
tague for Attorney-General of yir-
ginia.
These two gentlemen come from
the same dIstrict--anG we now pre-
lict that Swanson will have eyery
delegate, without one exception from
that district.
Now gentlemen, let's call haIton
he injection of bitterness into these
No good is ever accom-
'lished by that style of campaigning:
N the contrary, our party Invariably !
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-02-01

nonpareil line. -
obituaries, religious notices of entertain
menus, excursions, etc., one-half regular rates