The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-06-27

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"A promise which tells Of "seed time and
harvest" How all nature frightened
and bloomed, and blo-somed out in
new beauty 40 the touches Of the rain
drops.
We believe Mr.. Hanna can beat Mr.
Roosevelt for the presidency, and the
only reason he doesn't do it is due Ia
the fact that he expects to win next
time and to serve two terms. The old
man is smart, and then, too, he Is "A
mighty power behind the throne"
London is large town but her fire
ladders are not long enough to reach
to fifth story windows, and the Balti-
more sun would have some enterpris-
ing American 20 over and remedy
the evil. We presume they will be
permitted 10 do the work without being
required 10 wear knee breeches.
Booker Washington is calling at the
W hite House all too often for his own
good. "Fir,t thing you know he Will
be professional politician, and then
his influence for good, even on his own
race, will be all gone. There may be
some negroes in the next Republican
National Convention, and that's where
they alone can serve Mr. Roosevelt.
Newspaper writers must be hard
pressed for themes when they begin 10
inject into the present the prospective
Montague-Martin fight for 1905
Sufficient unto the day is the evil there
Of" Mr. Montague is busy at the State
capitol and Mr.. Martin at the National.
Let "em" alone.
No greater libel was ever written
against the old Confederate soldiers of
Virginia than when it was charged
that any one or more Of them was OPP
posed To- the rigid and fearless enforce
ment Of the provisions Of what l.
known "a the Jim Crow law Ifneccs-
sary they would take up arms and risk
life To defend il.
Foriy-oue per cent Of the entire cir
culating medium i'm the United States
il in the form " gold. And what man
ofus ever handles a dollar Of il? IL
may count. but the trouble il it don't
among the people. Silver is
the poor mans friend, and yet We are
not for reviving the free silver fight.
There is a spirit Of unrest abroad ia
the land which must be regretted by
every lover Of peace and good order in
society. What's the cause or causes?
Let these be first known and then let
The remedy be applied promptly and
vigorously.
While Mrs. Jefferson Days j. apollo
sling for filings at folks, it, in our
opinion, is ~ order that she should
make some signs Of repentance for per-
.istent indiguities 10 the memory Of
Ter dead husband
J. r. Morgan has worked his dge--
i've apparatus ont Of order aud mas
zone in search Of "cure." Millions
ONE high.
Several Baltimore epicures have dis
overed that the l7-year locust is good
ating, says the Dallas News. Then
at them up.
Admiral Dewey will 90 to sea again,
nd in command Of the largest fleet of
'af ships over which the American
az ever noated. What's up now?
my more Philippines in sight?
We DON'T know that We viii care To
ttend the st. Louis Exposition since
sading that a Colorado beeman VIII
ave $500, 100000, on exhibit.
Suburban Richmond has gotten To
e so attractive that there is no longer
luch need for the citizens Of the city
, leave for the summer travel.
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Suppose We nominate and elect Mr..
leveland again aud set ahoat another
epublican ship with Democratic ,
'lors flying from the mast head.
One CA. Heermans, Of Montgomery,
ay support Nirginia's new Coustitu-
On. The old lady ought to breathe
sier.
And the Republicans Of Virginia will
,ht the new Constitution IN the q
Urls. We say again, Let the heath J.
rage" 0
And now we have Western Candy fl
mbine with acapital Of SlO,0OO,0OO. =
hat a sweet old time We are going to a
We.
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