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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-03
Telegrar11y.

OJclec sWlety WyQaf preVe "y|ue
czajace komisya kiernjacq pracaml
powolanego pred trzema laty DO
zycia stowarzyszenia strzezenla
WARY W obec propagandy prote-
stantyzmu. w SVEN breve Papiez
| ubolewa mad wolnosciq udzielonq
propagatorom herezyi W Rzymie
| widzi W niej move niebezpieczen'
| stwo dla Kosciola. Do komisyi
wchodza kardynafowie: Cretoni,
Cassetta, Respighi, Martinelli
Wives Y Tuto.
PARYz, 5-go grudnia.
Premier Combes przedfozyf izbie
posl6w wykaz "a mezkich zako'
| now religijnych z zadaniem, by i'm
I odm6wiono zatwierdzenia. W sail
panowaf wielki niepokoj, Cztonko-
vie prawicy klerykalnej wymawiall
przy wymienianiu kazdego zakonu
wyrazy: ym6dlcie sic "a nami".
antysemita Lassies zawotaf: ,,Pa-
ME Combes, wygladasz pan, Jako-
bys odmawiat IitaniaI" Ma zycze'
ME Combesa wniosek jego zfozono
W rece komitetu.
PARYz, 3go grudnia'
Rada ministeryalna postanowita
po1oaye koniec zastojowi okretow
w porcie marsylskim. spowodowa-
nemu przez strajk mathew tym
sposobem, IL opuszczone okrety
zaopatrzy sic W zaiogi zfozone z
marynarzy wojskowych.
MARsYL1A, 3go G u d n a.
Polozenie W skutek straj ku stale
sic kazdym dniem powaznle]sze'
Do gwaltow jeszcze ME przyszto'
Ma dokach prawie wcale sic ME
pracuie, bo zafogi holowcow zfa-
czyiy sic ze strajkierami. Prefekt
chciaf nak1onic5 wiescicieli okre-
tow do rozpoczecia ukfad6w; pro-
bowat to uczyni6 takze admiral
Rouyier, ale nadaremnie. Strajkie-
rzy postanowili uwiadomic Rad, re
gotowi So dostarczyc za(6g takim
okretom, kt6re wyfqcznie podroz-
nych pocztowe przesyfki beda
przewozity. R6wniez zobowiazuja
sic dostarczyc zatogi dla okretu
wyznaczonego do przewiezienia
podr6znych do Algieryi. / to bez-
platnie.
BERLIN, 3go CRU d n a. =
| Po gwattownej debacie zapefnio-
nej wycieczkami osobistemi, roz-
strzygneia rada panstwa 1913 gfo-
sami przeciw 45, IL gfosowanie mad
Gala nowela taryfy jest dopuszczal-
ne wedle regut porzadkowych.
Wniosek odnosny zostaf jak via
domo postawiony przez barona Won
KarGorff. SocyNliSci powstrzymali
sic Cd gtosowania. Prezydent v.
BalIestrem ME byt obecny; ME po-
dziela on zdania wiekszosci i moze
zrezygnuje.
BERLIN, 3go grud liza. =
Charlottenburg ma swo asensacya.
Sekretarz magistratu Hammer ME-
dawno otrzymat krotki urlopi ko-
rzystajac niego, znikf zupelnie.
Zdaje sic, re do ucieczki dawno sic
przygotowywat. Zebraf pieniedzy,
lie m6g4. pozyczaf gdaie zdofat.
Sadza niekt6rzy, re jest iuz w A
meryce. Poniewaz defraudowaf
takze pieniadze rzQdowe, przeto
prokratorya wydafa list gonczy.
iona iego teSc jego umarli kr6tko
przed jego ucieczkq; uwaaajq to te-
raz "a rzecz podejrzaua.
MADRYr, 3go grud ia.
Cabinet doznaf porazki W i7bie
posl6w, kt6ra 96 giosami przeciw
| 81 udzielifa ministrowi marynarki
nagane "a to, re wydat kontrakt ma
budowe dw6ch okret6w szkolnych
bez postarania sic o zezWolenie
Cortes, Stychat, re cabinet "a
mierza zrezygnowac.
(! PETERSBURG, 3go grudnia. -
We Wladykaukazie przyszto DO
bitwy pomiedzy 5000 strajker6w 3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-03

kozakami. Wymieniono kilkanas-
Gle strzal6w, kilka os6b zostaio "a
bitych. 30 ranionych. Przeszto
100 strajker6w aresztowano.
WASHINGTON, 3go grudnia.
w obu izbach kongresu wczoraJ
odczytano oredzie prezydenta Roo
sevelta. w izbie posi6w przyjeto
wniosek Cannona, by we srode ra-
dzic mad nowela wyznaczaJaca
$4,000 ma opedzenie kosztow ko-
misyi strajkowdi. Pan Lanham
Texas oznajmif urzedowo, re dwaj
jego koledzy Graffenreid i Shep-
pard umarli, poczem nastqpito od-
roczenie. : Senat zatwierdzif na>
stepujace mianowania: Robert 5.
Mccormick Illinois, ambasado-
rem W Rosyi; Bellamy Storer
Colorado, ambasadorem W Austryi;
Charlemagne Tower, z Pennsylva-
nil, ambasadorem W Niemczech;
Charles Page Bryan Illinois po-
slem W Szwajcaryi; Leslie Coombs
Kentucky, postem W Gwatemali
Honduras; Arthur S. Hardy 2
New Hampshire. posfem W Hisz-
panii; John B. jackson New Jer-
sey, poslem dla Grecyi, Rumunii
Serbii; William B. Lorsby Mas
sachusetts, poslem W Boliwii; Da-
vid E. Thompson Nebraska, po-
slem W Brazylii. Duzo innych mia
nowan mniejsze ma znaczenie' :
Senator Cullom przed(ozyf nowele
majaca tworzyc poprawke ustawy
Shermana przeciw trustom. Wedle
tel noweli zabronionym bylby ham
del ,miedzystanowy towarami przez
trust wyrabianymi pod kara $780,
! $4,000.
WASHINGTON, 3go grudnia.
Poset Dalzel Pennsylvania, kt6.
ry jak wiadomo byf kandydatem ma
urzsd mowcy W izbie posfow,
zrzekt sic kandydatury ma rzecz
posia Cannona Illinois. W obec
tego wyb6r Cannona jest prawie
pewnym.
SCRANTON, 9go g u d n a.
Wszyscy czfonkowie komisyi straj-
kowej zamianowanej przez prezy-
denta Roosevelta So juz W tenn
miescie i dzisiaj ma nowo rozpoczna
swe prsce. Komisarze sa nieco
rozczarowani z powodu, re ME po-
wiodla sic pr6ba doprowadzenia
do ugody wprost miedzy w3aScicie'
lami kopaln a gornikami. Sesye
znowu codziennie bedq sic odby.
wafy. Zamierzano pierwotnie "a
wezwae ma swiadka najprz6d pre-.
zydenta dystryktowego Nicholsa.
ale adwokaci g6rnik6w plan swoj
zmienili przedlozq komisyi sto-
sunki W srodkowym dystrykcie
Hazleton. w tym celu sprowadzo-
no tu, jake 5wiadk6w, 20 Po'
lakow Wiochow; miedzy mimi
pare kobiet.
MANILA, 3go grud MIA. -
| q Waszyngtonu nadszedt rozkaz,
by majoraGlenna 5 putku piecho'
ty stawic raz jeszcze pred sad wo'
jenny z powodu popelnionych
przez niego ok1ucienstw ma wyspie
Samar. Pierwszy process Glenna
zakonczyf sic skazaniem tegoz ma
miesiqc suspendowania re stuzby i
ma ksre pienieanq $500.
SAuLr ST. MARIE, Mich, 3'gru-
dnia. - Parowiec pasazerski Ossi-
frage, kt6ry tn przybyf, donosi, re
parowiec Charles Hebard, kt6ry
holowaI ieziora Superior jadace
do ieziora Erie natadowane drze-
wem skunery Francombe, Aloha i
Warning, rozbif sic i zatonat.
Zapewne ntonefo wraz MIN Il
os6b. Uratowaly sic Warning i
Fraucombe; Aloha zapewne zato-
nah. Zdaje sic, re rozbif sic takze
i zatonaf wroz zafoga liczaca 20
os6b parowiec Bannock Burn. q
Menominee, Mich, donoszq, re pa
rowiec Cecilia Hill W czasie gwaf.
townej bury osiad} ma mieliznie W
pobliau Jacksonport wysiano mu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-03

szczednosci, wszystko razem
wpfynie ma to, re W kasie miejskiej
zostanie co rok S500,000, ktore be.
die MONA obrocit ma inne cele.
Poniewaz miasto posiada 5000
mil chodnik6w, tylko czterech
inspektor6w chodnikow, powstat
projekt powiekszenia liczby inspe-
ktorow do Is. Jeszcze lepiej byfo-
by dac wszedzie chodniki cemen.
towe przeznaczyc ma ten eel
S500,000 rocznie, kt6ra to sumo
wyplaca miasto obecnie tym oso-
bonn, kt6re ma dziurawych naszych
chodnikach famia rece i nogi.
RedaktOr pastor.
Przed szefem policyi stanaf
wczoraj Murzyn julius T. Taylor,
redaktor bardzo poczytnej tygo-
dniowki ,,Broadax", artykulami
pisanymi przez Murzynow ola
Murzyn6w. ,Jednym tych artyku.
low, napisanych wfasciwa Mu-
rzynom werwa, czuf sic mocno dot
knietym murzynski pastor, Abra.
ham L. Lincoln. Zostaf on W tym
artykule tax osmarowany, re mu.
stat zrzec sic przyjemnosci przema-
wiania z kazalnicy do swych car
nych baran6w owiec. Postanowif
przeto zemscic sic ma redaktorze i
zapowiedzial mu, re sprawl sobie
juz revolver i postara sic o to,
azeby m6gf darmo, ma jego pogrze.
bic. wygfosic move zafobua. Tay-
lor zapewniaf szefa policyi, re juz
sporzadzif testament, lecz ponie-
waz zycie jest mu mile, potrzebuje
rewolweru dla obrony pred Ia
wzietym pastorem. Szef policyi
wytfomaczyf redaktorowi, re ,jego
swistek rewolwerowy zastepuje mu
bron palma dlatego pozwolenia
ma noszenie innej broni ME potrze-
buje. Meyer opuScif offs szefa po-
licyi, zgrzytajac biatymi zebami i
zabrai sie do napisania artykuiu
siarczystego, dyszacego checia'
zemsty ku jego nowemu przesla-
dowcy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-03
Wypadki,

Osmioletni Fran. Superczynski z
1868 Flick st. przechodzif wczoraj
ma rogu ulic Union 81 przez tor
kolejowy zoataf popchniety przez
tramwaj tax nieszczeslfwie, &e
wpadt pod ko'a, ziamaf czaszke i
doznat tax ciezkich obrazen ciafa,
re umarf W godzine p6zniej W szpi.
talu Provident, dokqd 90 odwiezio.
no.
Str6z nocny Michaf Frank, "a
trudniony pm. 347 N. Sangamon
st. we fabryce American Hyde q
Leather Co., zauwaayt bardzo nj
ski stan wody W kotle. zaczaf pre-
to szukac palacza, Augusta Ohlen.
dorf, ehcac mu przypomniec jego
obowiazek. Znalaz} go W poblizu
/ kotta lecz bez zycia. Ohlendorf "a
fozyi sznur ma rure wodna. drugim
koncem przewiazat szyje i zesko-
czyl z obmurowania kotla, azeby
poioayc koniec marnemu zyciu.
Palacy sic wagon.
w pociqgu kolei gornej North
western, idacym wczoraj wieczo-
rem o godz. 9 W kierunku polno-
cnym wydarzyla sic W poblizu
stacyi Chicago ave-, W jednym
wagonow eksplozya mo-
toru elektrycznego, poczem wa
gon zaczai sic palic. Miedzy pasa-
zerami powstal poploch i bieds
powiodio sic sluzbie kolejowej
odwiezc ich cd za1niaru zaskocze-
odwiezc ich Cd zamiaru zeskocze-
MIA rusztowania ma ulice. Wpy-
chano ich gwaftem do innych wa
gonow, tymczasem motorowy
wytrwai ma stanowisku zatrzy-
NAL pociag dopiero ma miejscu
jego przeznaczenia, ma Wilson ul.
Tylko jeden pasazer, Edgar Pot
ter poparzyi sobie twarz rece do
tego stopnia, re okazaia sic po-
trzeba przewiezienia go do szpi-
tala Braci Aleksyanow.
Process Streetera.
Wczoraj pred poludniem wy
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

ern section of the souih-ide. This lat
ter cla-s produces finely the fine fancy
yellow tobacco used for wrappers and
the finest grade Of smoking tobacco.
These lands produce corn. oats. an
the fruits, vegetables, and some
grasses, well The bottom lands along
an The streams are very productive n
most of the above crops wherever pro
perIy ditched. and are really tine most
valuable lands in this section If they
are even ul,rib'y we'll attended Iy
dranlg.
N'Nhcic n this or other lands ls
i;b1r 30 cheap or SD abundant. Farm
hand con hr employed oy the year at
from SIX o. tenn d,llar- mDn'h-.he
hbuer to Dee furnished u'inu~. house
AM iie.w1.d Day nb ron the form
rmge- from frty iu -,yeuiy.live can
"A iay. except boo the harvest field where
e.. icr- are paid from 81 2j.tosl I'D and
" ,ackef--up' GOA au average of -ev,ny
five cents M9-tof such work i- q D..
b. the colnr'd people and well done, lr
D1NE under the direction of HOME.
STAYING, rR1Npr-rAylNG and thought.
ml farmer.
House servants are abundant, too.
e-peraliy In and about the towns. and
their services can be had at prices ram
gIng from s. 20 81 a month, the em
pIoyer to furnish house and board iu
addition to the wages.
These prices may SCUM -ma1; bit
when we remember that the ltborer-
Of earth do not, ou an average. more
than secure shelter, food aud ralmeut
and those Of South-iie Virginia hav
ing the first two items secured boz tie
contract of employment, we are lead
% believe that their condition is not SO
bad after AN.
The public school system was i'm.
algurated b re- in ISL Public schools /
are firmly established as "a part of our /
policy, aud are mo- longeran experiment /
Every neighborhood is supplied with |
one or more.
A great v,rieiy Of timber is found
here We mention pine Of superior
quality, oak, locust. chestnut, hickory,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

that drink boz sounds of FOOTBALLS and
give back u0 echo flowers ln the winter
time, fruits from the tropic,-but why
say more OF those things, which % be
appreciated must bee seen, and which
once seen outwiue their grace aud
beauty into the very life Of those who
are privileged to see them?
Mr.. Huntington has a macadam
driveway from DIS front door 10 Farm
Vile. and that means that nothing is
needed tomake thi- ideal country prop
erfy. The farm is "a large one, contain
ing about 500 ACRES, and these are being
brought nuahigh slateof cultivation.
s grn'Nmln rom the great city OF
d .-u..a .-,- being driven through
the county OBJ Prince Edward one day
last summer and was rather disposed
to cnuci-e the want OF paint and gem
ert care about many of our county
homes, but ODD being driven in light #
This property on day when nature
was investing fhe whole with peculiar
charm. Doe lIfcd h'- hat and said
never SASS luvrlier home Boo all my
lfe' Hed'd not cAaggente, and we
0f Prince Edward are under grateful
obligations i0 ihe owner for haeiu
d ur sd much for u- a mans lnml.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

ed profitable aud Mr. Jacks ms Guan-
rial condition rap div increased lie
Invested LARGELY boo slave property. and
While many of them were operatives
in h', fctory, go1dly number of
them became Skilled mechini.- car
penter-, -hoemaker-. b.ack-miih-. &c ,
aud consequently were more valuable
than the ordinary slave lahorcr
Mr. Jackson married in 1886 Mis-,
Mary q Wilson, daughter Of Mr Ma
thauiel Wilson, Of Charlotte county.
who was large slave and land owner
Mr. Jackson in q few years became
quite wealthy, but with the m.iDrify
of ihe business men and business firms
IF the country lost heavily in the
great panic which occurred in The year
1857, and which was the most di-a-
trou- and widespread everexp r.enced
100 the United States, theeilect Of which
continued Co depre-- AN kinds of bu,i-
mess for several years thereafter.
He rallied. however. from his losses
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

PI0r to iAe disastrous iieof ls9s be
had built the large and commod.ous
factory of Me--r-. Martin aud Porter.
lie was also contractor flr the erection
Of the Morris factory, Dunlop'., on ith
street. w. p GIlIiam'- and Others.
While busy 100 Dis own department
Of work, De has found time 20 take
lively interest in ail that concerns the
good Of the town of bis adoption, and
is generally public spirited. He j. al.
ways found in bis place at church, aud
in this gives worthy example 10 busy
laymen.
Mr. Cox take. pardonabie pride IN
his garden and loves to show the earli-
est and best vegetable. but credit in
this regard may boz due another, some
would NOT withhold from whom honor
is due
FarmvIie vii grow. aud Ia grow
her builders must be hu -. and among
hem Gro D. Cox wlll he found in
'ont r,nk.
aldfnn t,uf- business Of CON.
trutne. Nr C.N Fe.p- for sale .a,h,
do'r- bmi-. nf us-. pnel-. shingles.
dressed Do u.au~-rd lumber Of every
description. sni DOB fact, everything
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04
GEO. E. COX.
Contractor and House Builder. Dealer
in Lumber.

Mr. Cox came 10 Farmville In 49, As
foreman OF richmond contractors. who
were then engaged in erecting the
west wing Of The state Female Normal
School While so employed Mr. Cox
fell DO love With, 10 not with AN Farm
VILE, certainly with fair portion Of
il, aud bias since made hi- home hero
Alter thee expiration Of DIS first year
here Boz began business a. contractor
and builder 900 hi- own account. and
has been prosecuting % with vgyr and
success all tie intervening years.
Ills skill. a. workman SHOW. on,
from many Of tho largest and hand.
soonest buildings 100 our town. and
hi- reputation sis 900 -llid mundati III
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04
THE FARMYILLE
FARM AGENCY.
SOuihside Virginia Farms and Homes
For Sale. Lands Yield Generous
Iy. Great Variety Of Crops
Grown. Health Re-
cord Perfect.

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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

Dr. White graduated from the Nir-
gInia Military Institute iu 1853; studi-
ed medicine al the University Of Nir-
giuia duing the seasons of ls5}-ji
and graduated al The Jefferson Medical
College Philadelphia, then the leading
institution Of it, kinl in the country,
in lojj.
II entered the Confederate service
as Captain Of Company G. 37th W..
Reg't, which position he held until
the fail Of 1861. when he was com
mis-ioned surgeon, aud serve les such
90 the close Of the war.
He made Farmvile his permanent
home in 1865, and here he has been
since, making the town and the COM
muuity better because he has lived in
them.
q smart rascal may reform, but a
fool is always q fool
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04
LAW ABIDING.

We have often published this section
Of Virginia to the outside world as be-
ing essentially law loving, and We d,
not think the statement eXaggerates iu
the least When we consider the fact
IF two races, white and colored, differ
ing SO widely, and yet under the PROV
ideuce of God brought in such close con-
TACT the absence Of friction is little less
tlan wonderful This Is die iu large
measure % the good example which
is found boo the lives of the Older among
fne cnlored people They ale generally
men aud women who have been raised
Inder good iiilIeucr~. and who are
.elfre-p-cuug and law abiding They
io mot aspire o bee wh fe folks. satisfied
chat God made u1 mistake when he
made them black. and that they have %
work tn dnwhirh can best Boz d1nein the
prcse tn which Trey have been as
-itn a ~ class Of people are more
Ully impre-.ci with the belief that go
utilc l-arnlns is dangerous thing.
aud while properly ambitious that
their children should bs educated, they
are most concerned that they should
first be- taught lo "behave themselves -
For such people the whites have real
respect aud affection, and they reclg.
nile thi. in its fall force, and are not
afraid 90 acknowledge It, When they
are gone 30 b. serious question a. 20 who
Will take their places We very much
fear that the free school contingent
will not do it. But il is not wise 90
be crossing bridges before reaching
them. and We will not attempt it We
rejoice at the present blessing Of good
order and peace, aud can only hope for
the future. That's been the HERALD,
the time, and 10 lives by it.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

cedar, gum, per-immon, dogwood
poplar, walnut, birch, beech, sycamore
and cherry.
Firewood il abundant on every farm
and is, Of course, great convenience
and a great comfort.
Oak, bark and -umac have been i'm
poriaut and profitable articles of com
merce.
Nowhere on earth can be- found purer
water, and the beauty Of it is that it j.
PLENTIFUL. There is scarcely field
without running brook, and SPRING.
abound. Wells are used by a number
Of people because they can be placed
so a- 10 suit the convenience Of the
householder. The water from this
source is also delightful and is obtained
at reasonable depth. Even during
the drouihs Of summer and they are
with us very uncommon stock never
suffer for water and no one is subjected
10 the necessity Of hunting OF Of haul
ins '"'' eS7en'iAi 10 the existence 81
man aud beast
The "latch string hangs on the ont
side' Of every mans castle, and O.
''' "'"' ' '''''' j. Always WAL.
welcome When y.ucill on a neigh.
o'rll j. expected ih" you "ill h"al
D.e'a Win MN ana n' ones house D.
ever I'D crowded 'lai mere Is n' "m
iei' i"i another l"e stranger "l'
SOON "e 'ii 'le U" leel a' nom" hrie' an'.
VIII "e sure '' i'n u '"'-e "h" "''i-haI
" l''li n'' J 'l "i' li'- -'ii'"' ''
iie 7'"'h-ii' i- hlriai> pi''e
HOMES ana when once '-la'ii-ht.
heie' There i- Do" hr-ii, To- -'eh "i."lh''
We need only mention one i'ri
demonstrate inHt ilie fec"ii. ~' i'i
hehih i- concerned, Dr. without ID i'i'
.r' among ihr people "i lhe cam.
Ahiplrh-@ihh't college, hA' n'e1 N
active operation i'r more ihanohe hDn
died years ana during that line 'ni'
ONE "i us students '"- 'ie' nom "'-
ease ana 'n"' one 'oi'l''.'u 'h' u''
ease ere" mere, ''" "'.' SUM ''',
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go WEST. YOUNG MAN."

And why ? d. you know ofa young
man who has left This section of Nir
gnia for the West who u amy depart
ment q life'- work, ha. Won nc co.
prize than has been gained in lif's
calling by his comrade who has D..
manned iu the mother Satce Do you
know of amy success boo the world OF
speculation gained in the growing and
progressive West which cannot Dee at
tanned BOZ the NIrc.na field? And ST.
win farming. teaching merchandising
and manufacturing Name one vino
has gone oui from u- and won fame
aud fortune in eitherdepaitmeut men
toned, and then We will proceed Go
designate the name of another via.
has done just a- We'll near Co The old
homestead, and with the OLD ni,ud-.
And then, think of the comforts of
Virginia DIE iu contrast with the dis
comforts Of Western lfe aud you
won't "go We-'. young man
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' ' june No." 500" 'he
'''i' '' ', up 81 '''' ''. NI'-"l fh"
''''''' " ''N "'' '''''i'l l' texas. w hile
''pD NI'-'1 assisted ny as noble "a
.i'''" "' "'".'"''' 'ii'ii' as ever
grace" aO 'i'lniy h'ine' presided there
was SHOWN i'I anu "'de a- The
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ny ''' ''''.' W.T. l'.'''-
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' ''-'' 'i'i Suggest Hhi ODD iey
'''.' ".'f nave combined io make 10
'l 10. .h every ''N anl e'inr'.
L''On. ''- graceful proportions 't'm
''''''ii'''''nt -i.'' presenting "n M
f''''- '''"' ''' quarter %. 'he
''' '' ''''' Cd '''''-' ''''" ana stone
''''''' '' '"" ''''' "y attractive
f''''l,-' '.'.i'''' "f iA"n 'i great
'''i'1' guarded "l phmefW trees,
'pli"''i'" N1 hh avenue Iilhs'd Wild
-H'p'if ems win 70 wei N'pi garden
'' '''' "'S'' ''.'''' OBJ growing grain ana
'"'' "''''''" '' Cd" All SUES ana lh
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

The younger and prettier the girl
the higher the man lifts his bat when
he speaks TO her.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

& smart rascal may reform, but a
FOOL is always fool