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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
GOSSIP OF
CRlDIRON
Princeton Clearly the Cham
pion Of all the
Elevens.
GAMES FOR NEXT SATURDAY
Harvard and Yale, Virginia and
Indians and Blacksburg VS..
Naval Cadets Abroad.

The defeat Of Yale's unbeaten football
eleven yesterday by Princeton was an up-
set for the experts. all OF whom predicted
victory for the Blue. 1t was not SUR
prise to disinterested critics who have
followed the performances Of the two
teams closely all season, for Princeton
had the unique record OF never having
been scored against until yesterday.
while Yale had been scored on twice this
season. AS was expected. Dewitt. Prince
tons great guard and peerless place
kicker. figured conspicuously In the result.
touchdown, and his trusty toe that sent
the ball between the Yale posts from the
forty-five yard line and at a difficult
angle. 1t was victory for Princeton on
tho merits OF play. FumblinS was prt.
marily responsible for both touchdowns.
so luck Is about stand-off. It was
great game.
West Points defeat of Chicago, ono Of
the strongest. II not the very strongest
OF the western teams. shows the SUI
periority of the eastern over the western
e.evens. West Point had been beaten by
Harvard, to o. and by YALE. II to 8. 1t
is one of the strongest of eastern teams.
however, and will almost surely humble
the naval cadets On the 2Sth, when they
meet.
Pennsylvania decisive defeat by the
Carlisle Indians. Is the browning blow
to the Red and Blue. Beaten by Colum-
bia, by Harvard and now by the Indians.
the once great member OF the big four
is humbled indeed and has but one hope,
now and that small-defeating Cornell on
the 26th.
Harvard's defeat by Dartmouth was
not wholly unexpected by those who fol-
low the work Of the eicvens Tho Dart
mouth eleven has fine record. Dart
mouth had been beaten only by Prince
ton and then. II to O.. 1t had defeated
Amherst, which defeated Harvard. and
made a fine record in all its games It's
success leaves Harvard no hope against
Yale next Saturday, Indeed, the Grim
son will be wholly outclassed by the Blue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Much Comment.

There Is not so much an objection to
the ministers sent TO the various churches
az there is a feeling OF great disappoint-
ment by many al not securing picked
men. Several prominent laymen have
oeen heard to express themselves In
pretty plain terms. and the entire list
OF the bishops assignments was charac-
terized by several as mistake" Fro
ducntly other and stronger words were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
'e. ru.na Is a Specific for such cas|

:
Thomas j. Gaule. Clerk Police d
partment. Jacksonville. Fla. writes:
{. ~ suffered with catarrh OF the 81
splratory organs for four years eau,
Ing serious cough and distress to n
vocal organs. | doetored for IL with
out getting any permanent relief u
J I'll ] was Induced by brother Office
} to try Peruna. ! found that sever
J Of my associates had taken II a.
been cur d and i discarded all 9TH
medicines when ! started on IA
I Within a week found a chance In
taken place, my general health, w
( much improved and the cough ss,
( easier. ! kept up the treatment
nve weeks and seemed then bett
and stronger than had been
years. For the past three years
} have enjoyed perfect health and
J glad that gave your medicine
J trial. You deserve suecess."--T homa
I J. Gaule. III Y;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

The Manchester Lodge is composed Of
the cream OF citizenship, and with such a
home as that proposed by the lodge ID
bound to increase in membership and be-
come the leading secret organization in
the city. An interesting meeting was held
last night 3ls
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il Discussing the action Of Psesi-
ieat Roosevelt in the Panama seve-
ton Secretary Hay ssys:
This briags us to the sadslea sud
startling esen,- which have 40 re.
Gently attracted : attention Of this
country aud q 70 world. Although
there has been D.. lack Tor many years
past Of numerous causes Of discomfort
ana aaxiesy amaag the people Of
Panama. il spl-sss that the failure
Of the canal treaty convinced them
that there was nothing more to be
hoped Tor in their connection with
the Colombian Government, which
had never proved entirely satisfactory.
They went 20 work with that tai
ent Tor prompt and secret organizs-
ton 60 which there is no parallel
among people OF Northern blood;
they prepared the machinery Of revo-
'1tion in advance, aud suddenly in a
l. gle day. without the firing Of a
shot. with the exception Of a few
shells that were thrown into the city
from = Colombian steamer in the
harbor Of Panama, they accomplished
their independence 4 government
consisting OF leading citizens Of the
State was st once organized and pro-
claimed to the world. A part Of the
Colombian forces joined the revolu-
ton The rest returned 10 Colon
bia, snd. so far as we are able TO judge,
the new republic begins lis career
with no organized opposition through
ont the entire extent Of the lsthmus.
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Samuel A. Thomporoa. Of Culpepcr.
grand scribe; George w. Poe. Of
Richmond. grand treasurer; Jsmes
Il. Banks. OF Petersburg. grand sec
Rotary; X. NJ. Ferguson. OF Bristol.
grand captain Of the host: John H..
Fisher. OF Alexandria, grand princi-
bal sojonrner; William b. McChes-
ney. Of Staonton. grand royal arch
captain; +. l.. Guy. Of Norfolk
grand master Of the third veil. w.
S. Mathews. Of Big Stone Gap, grand
master Of the second veil; S. w.
Martin, Of Dsnville. grand master Of
the FIRST veil: Rev. j. Il. Van Horn.
Of Clifton Forge. grand chaplain;
w. G. Wilkinson. Of Richmond.
grand tiler: Willism Krsuse. Of
Richmond, grand marshal
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19
VIRGINIA REPRESENTA-
TlNES.

Na.ntNeroA. ID. g.. Nov IS
The faces aud features OF the twelve
men who represent the Ola common
vcalth boa che Congress Of the United
States. and their other pecuharitics
aai traits form the subject matter
for a good deal of interesting reAec-
ton 10 begin with. five Ct them
follow the custom OF the statesmen
os che anti Civil War period and
wear smooth shavcn faces
II one Will stop Go reflect. De Win
recall that none Of she prominent
men Of Virginia and none OF thc
presidents before Liacoln ever wore
beard The five members Of the
delegation who sre smooth shaven
aic Senstots Msftin aud Daniel aud
Representatives Glass. Southsn snd
Maynard
The ranks Of the smooth shavcn
ones lost a member and gained one
by the last election. Rhos, Of the
Ninth district. who was defeated by
NNaHaNA N7AftAl WIN HtNtANA wa "a
nor moustasho, while his successor.
Colonel Siemp. gears both. Las
sitter. of the Fourth district. ,vore a
mousiaohe. while his successor.
Southsn. is smooth shavou
Those members who wear boards
or moustsches or both are RiNcy. O:
the Eighth district. Siemp, Of the
Ninth. aad Lamb. Of third Hereto
fore there were only two. Rixey aud
Lsmb. The other members Of the
delegation. Hay. Flood. Jones and
swanson wear meustsehes.
OF she delegation all are lawyers.
except Glass, Maynard, Lamb aud
Slsmp. GlS.s Is newspaper man, and
a good one; Slemp Is a dealer in
mineral lands and farmer. while
Maynard and Lsmb are politicians
aud statesmen; at least, they assign
no other occupation than ofiiee-hold-
ing in the Congressional directory.
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THE BRIDGE


stood go ihe bridge at midnight.
A. The clocks sore striking fhc hour.
Aud i.rc moon rose DER the city.
hehlud Toe DARK church tower
sAw ben bright reflection
lu thc watcrs under me.
Like golden goblet falling
And sinking iuto abe sea.
Aud as far iu the ha1y distance
OF that lovely night go June,
The blaze ot thc flaming furnace
Cleaned rcdder than thc moon
Amors tho long. black rancrs
The uateriug shadow. lay
And che current that came from the ocean
Seemed to hit and bear them away.
As sweeping aud eddying through them.
Rose thc hciaied tide.
Ana. streaming into the moonlight.
The seaveed doatel wide
Aud likc those waters rushing.
Among the wooden piers.
A hood Of thoughts came DER me
That hiied my eyes aiih tears
How often. % hog often.
in the dsys that had gone hy.
bad stood on that bridge 90 midnight
And gagcd on that wave sud SKY.
How often. % how often,
l had wished that the cbhing tide
ouid bear mc aeav ON its bosom
ocr the ocean Wild aud wide
For IN, heart was bot and restless.
Aud my lite was full 81 care,
And thc burden laid npon me
Seemed greater than could bear
Bat nov &. has fallen from me.
IL Is buried in she sea,
Aud only the sorrow OF others
Throws JOS shadows over me-
Yet whenever cross the river
On its bridge With wooden piers.
Like the odor ~ hrlue froia the ocean,
Comes the thought Of other years.
And think how many thousands
OF care-oncumbered men,
Each bearing bis burden Of sorrow,
Have crossed the bridge since then.
see the long procession
Still passing 90 and fro,
The young heart hot and restless.
And the old subdLed aud slos,
And forever and forever.
As long a. The river flows.
As long a. the heart has passions
A. long as life has woes:
The moon and its broken reflection
As It's shadows shall appear,
As the symbol Of love ia heaven,
And its ~ayering image here.
Henry W. Longfellow
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19
FROM CRAB ORCHARD.

ce.n.-i-sr ieoce of TIE BIS Stone cap rc.r
CrAu OAc,sRn. Va. Nov l6-Ihe rub-
hc school 40 OAK Grove church is pro-
crossing Ancly. there has been large at
tendance for thc lass week. Che Thanks
Swing day TO De observed by all the
schools is 10 oslss nov o. the 10Th Of this
month.
frotacted shooting matches has been
in regular order rear here for the past
week. The boys seem 90 enjoy the sport
finely.
Il. 7. Morris, one Of the lmbolen Coal
and Coke Comprny's employees, was here
last week visiting friends and relatives.
The farmers OF this section have been
very busy gathering their cora fer the
past week.
D. G Mckinney closed cut bis business
Of merchandising here last week His
store house is nov for reat to any one
desiring to sell goods at this place.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19
ADVANCING IN AGRIcuL-
TURE.

That Virginia is making rapid strides
IN the Arrangement Of the agricultural
inssFesis Is TACT that is not only plainly
evident here at home. bai which is bs.
eo@ing recognized and appreciated be.
sond her borders. Some time ago shp
Rural New Yorker. oHs Of the nest widely
read Of agricultural papers. called aiseA-
iion 10 Virginis's advancement within the
past fes ysso, and took occasion 20 com
Pli~ens mos, highly Commissioner goiaer
saa be work.
1his weeks issss Of The Practical fsrn-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19
COURT DAY IN VIRGINIA.

This old institution Of the Safe is nov
almost a thing Of tae past. In few
months. EudeT tbs PFoyisiOas Of the nev
Constitution, the eouatv eosrss will be
abolished and eircais sosris held 81 ion-
ger intervals wiil take their plsss. We
rejoice At this change. Il IA One which ws
had long advocated. There was no
reason ~hatever Why the taxes Of the
people sbould be expended IN maintaining
100 eoanty court judges sith the aeees-
ssry staas, -hen much less nnmber
could easily discharge the duties. Econ-
omy aud. eeseieney hoth demanded the
ehsngs. Whilst. however. We rejoice ia
the eholishing OF toe eoarts. ne DO act
sise 70 see the gathering Of the people
together On the court DAYS abolished. Ia
order that this may not folios, ~ ssggsss
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19

THF Santa Re railroad have re-
csivsj the largest locomotive ever
made. il will weigh $50 tons. or 60
be exact 2s7.S4o pounds 1t &. Of
the tandem compound type, ia which
the high-pressufe aud iow-pIessure
pistons are carried 90 common
piston rod. There are 39l tubes. . 3
inches in diameter by 90 feet long
IN the boiler. which alone give e.
heating surface Of i.5S6 square feet.
Adding the 2l0 square fee, q heat
ing surface ia the 6ercbox. We &c, d
total heating s0rfsee Of 4.Te6 square
feet Tor the whole boiler. There are
i've paa Of drive wheels. 81 inches
high. What DO you suppose our
eagiRes viii look like tea years from
cow
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19
OLD STYLE TEACHING.

he school journal o. indebted 60
good TREND in OHIO Tor document
which throws hight upon az least one
OF those who use TO teach in the
SeoH Ola times when al was we'll.
"nen pehagogy was rated at less
value THAN alchemy, when only
Dorm teachers were wanted The
document cosists OF bret note sd-
dressed To a primary teacher. hav-
ing had occasion TO punish robert
oy having h'm stand in a corner and
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19

THE Ella song thai "Uncle Sam is
rich enough 10 give us ali fsrm"
Is DO longer quite true. The people
of the older States DO not realize
how rapidly the public lands are
beng absorbed. too many O them BY
mere spectators sad not home seek
eFs. A. a result q she new isrigs-
tier Law i IL possible that rs. Geo,
900 or leo. 000. 600 acres Of desert
viii be made available fof homes, bit
this will be a work Of years aad Ia
the meantime Coagress should 80
change the lave a. 10 prevent the
irrigable lsnds passing into the haads
Of wealthy Tanehmsn and lsnd deal
ess. Unless congFes. shall soon
make some fsdicsl change in the land
laws. il viii be charged that the
millions that the government is
spending Tor irrigation VII BE- largely
fos The h<nsEi of the spectators and
great live stock Interests.
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that the county snthorities and the peopie
should. before the new Constitutional
provisions cone iuto operation. meet on a
court DAY and make the nccessxry ar
arrangements for co--tinuinx the court DAYS
a. monthly markets al which the citizens
o. the County can meet and dispose Of
their live and dead farm products. In
England every county town snd most other
towns In the conuties. hsv. q certain dsy
IN oseh week which u knc~n ss "n.rket
day" These are old established institu-
tions. many Of thsm dating back hun
dreds Of years. On these particular DAYS.
and also on tvo or three other days in the
year known a. flair days" the farmers
bring in their produce Of all kinds and
dealers asi buyers from ali over ihe coun-
~ aud adjoining counties aud cities at
tend 70 buy the same In this wsy a
large business is done, every one knowing
that buyers and sellers will lie there for
products Of every kind. There Il no rea-
son whatever Why this came system of
markets and fairs cannot he established
here. aud usefniiy take the place Of the
old .'coart day" affording an opporta nifty
much needed Of place to buy and sell
and also for the meeting OF the people to
discuss any local and national questions.
The County Board Of Supervisors and
other county authorities should arrange
their meetings 20 a. to be held also on
these market days, and thus aid in estab-
fishing the market by bringing the people
together. We command this suggestion
10 the attention Of the authorities and
people Of each county, and shall be glad
70 hear the vie~s Of the peopl, on the
subject. In the words Of the good. old
Book, &c would say. "Forsate not the
assembling Of yourselves together" Tire
l. too much isolation amongst farmers
already. Get together and correct this
southern Planter.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19

Tur Louisiana Purchase Exposi-
sition will cover two square i"iiss. or
l.240 acrcs-s larger area than that
Of the Chicago. Omaha. Buffalo and
Paris expeditions combined.
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poesn,t Respect Old Aee.

les shameful when youth fails TO shou
proper respect for old age. but just the
contrary iu the case OF DR.. Kings New
Liie p.lis. They cut of maiadics no mat
ter how severe and irrespective of old
age. Dyspepsia, jaundicc. Fever. Consti-
patton all WELD Co ihis perfect Pin 25c.
81 nf.l ~ kcilr's Drug Store
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FROM FREEZING.

Correspondence of The rg Stone CAP r,sr
fFnllNs. Va. Nov. 1.-The trial OF
Granville Cos, upon che charge OF burn
ing barn, the property oi Moses Moore.
bias just been concluded boz Judge Skccn's
CONT, With O. verdict of acquittal Goa
has -et}cd three ycar term iu thc neni-
tcuiisrs gpQn lhc charge OF house burn
ing FROM Wise. Cox b. over hit, wears
Old. Everett Fleming va tried also st
ihis term of tho court npon The charge OF
killing Alfred Han last tlgus;. and was
rnru uius 1ear 90 ile pennruiarY.
Fleming Be- only DO years Of age, and this
BE- his hrst ofcn-p
The crack ct the sportamans gun D..
heard among che hills in this vicinitr.
Squirrels are said 90 be quite plentiful.
and are DESTROYING outstanding corn
crops.
TIE Martin Photo Company has recent
is taken some hne rhc;os ct Pound GNp.
and laslor Rock. illustrating the scenes
of She murder ofthc Mullins family.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19

Mn. Eni-oS ssys that only about
oue-tenth Of the energy Of coal is now
utilized. We hope he or someone
else comes 90 the front soon with a
new stove or device by which the
other nino-teuths could be used.
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Proverbs


" he" the butter won't
como lut penny IN the
ohu'n' Is an ca Tune DAIRY
H'ore'o- IL Oxen seems to
"o,N ,nous' no one has ever
'o' ,,.' WHY
" men mo'0eT :, are worried
because inc '''iid',n do not
gun s'''''S'" ana u'>n we
S.l S'N0 '''''' scouts Emui-
SUN
IL y ''Nc 'ne penny m The
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19
GRAND CHAPTER q
ELECTS OFFICERS,

One Of TIE last acts Of she Grad
Chapter Masons, IN session in Rich
mond last week. xss the electioa Of
officers. They are gisea here:
Edward S. CoaFad. q Harrison
bsrx. grand high ps.ess; Sol. l..
biooabeg. Of RisAnead. grand king;
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19
TEACHER IN THE BACK
WOODS.

At a school in the backwoods a
well meaning but misguided instruc-
tor gave her pupils the task Of Sub
tracing 629 from sS0.Tss. $50 until
nothing remained as a home lesson.
On the way from school the children
rejoiced at so easy requisition, but
once at work their rejoicing speedily
turned TO sorrow. After working
hours without any preceptible dimi.
mutton Of the figures the youngsters
gave up in dispair Parents then
tried. hut with no better success.
And small wonder In order to com
plete tho task the number given
would have 20 be subtractcd 400
800 times, leaving small remainder
Some indignant parent calculated
that. working at the rate Of three
subtractions minute for twelve
hours a day. the task given the chill
dren for an evenings exercise would
require a little more than a year and
nine months 90 a,complish.-Ex.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19

MASna has total population Of
something like 300.o 600. about To-
600 being American aud European
horn The American population is
estimated At about 5000
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19
DOES THE ENGLISH LAM
CUAGE SOMETIMES
FAIL.

The English language is popularity sup
posed TO be so elastic, that any idea NAV
be accurately expressed IN it 10 few words
such is the teaching Of those great schol-
airs whose bpsiness Il is to teach the Ian
guage, but We challenge the claim. We
defy the language factory Of the I aiversi-
~ Of Virginia or any other Of our schools
OF great renowu, 20 coin an acceptable
term that shall accurately describe the
~af vhlcf acid the floor ia these parts
some 80 years ago. Our Yankee cousins.
nos With any desire TO offend, but probably
oat Of force Of habit. call II the .war Of
re6eilson-' That dehnition does not suit
the sessibiiities Of our folks down this
way, Who hold that We we're not rebels
put we're standing for our rights. South
erners call il war between the states +"
and "ciFii var" hat neither expres.iop
sts the facts. II vas not a var rhetseep
the states" Il vas not Ia reality var
hetseeR one group Of states, for the aim
pie reas>.s that many Of the states we're
actually divided m their allegiance. "a
vas not "civll war;" though persooslIs
-s.preier this term 10 any other We know.
Tor civil war denotes an internal var
prevailing over the whole country. With
no sectional Ines Of demarcafion.
A. matter Of fact, j. IL not ease Of
breakdown IN tue lsnsesse, ard utter ia :
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Tur University Of Chicago lie going
TO establish a department for four
YEAR, course oi instructions 90 young
men ani Young women iu the duties
Of practical -cryants "a viii ac easy
enough 20 establish the department.
but where aic ihc students 60 come
from
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19

IL - thought that the general
Offices Of tho e. & %. railroad will
be moved IRON Richmond 20 Clifton
Forge, Va
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FROM STONEGA.

corr,-ran',nr, 20 i.- DIG s..r. eal ra.-
SroNroA, Vs.. Nov. is -Fire was
discovered in one Of tie coal bins Of
10. Triple on sunday afternoon az
8 O'Clock. but it pas e2tingmshed
before IL got much Roadway and the
damage was trlaing. The blowing
Of the fire whistles brought a large
crowd 10 the tipple.
The Ladies Aid Society have ar
ranged 10 give a musical aud literary
entertainment on Thanksgiving eve
ning. Home talent of rare merit
will take part, and a very entertain
ing program is promised, 20 conclude
with light refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Fsser and
Mrs. Taylor were Stoncga visitors
on Sunday.
The united organizations will give
a Graphophone entertainment and
box social on next Tuesday evening
in the Hall.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19

SrcHErAuy Mocny says that 50
per cent OF the men in the navy sre
nstive born.
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HON. TATE IRVINE.

hon. Tate Irvine was defeated IN
the Senatorial District composed Of
Ice. Wise and Scott counties. Con-
sidering The many difficulties in the
way Mr. Irvine made a commeudable
fight Tie is r strong man and popu
lar. but the local ticket IN part Of his
district dad not DO him any good.
OF course every fellow who runs
for office goes in to win or 20 further
thc interests Of some other man of
the same political persuasion Ia
Mr lryinc's district both these things
acted against him All the forces
90 che opposition were oentered
against him directly.
The local candidates Ia the various
counties fought 60 win in some cases
regardless of the Senatorial fight
Mr. Noel, the msn who defeated
MI Irvine. is one Of the strongest
men the Republicans could have
placci BOZ the field.
Altogether we think Mr. Irvine
made race Of which any man should
feel proud.
lie fought good fight against
great odds.-BuHoi Courier
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-11-19

Tux National Siockmsn aud Pans
or. Of Pittsburr Pa. generally known
g. the Worl3s Greatest Farm Paper
Is giving more than ordinary atteu-
,ion O. the Ola Dominion this year.
Besides having e large number cd
agents az work taking subscriptions.
thoy are printing splendid articles on
the State. snd in the issue Of Novcm-
Der -. 10 addition 90 tive column
letter. they ynut two fuu pages oi
beautiful engravings. eight scene, in
sn. showing Virginia home, sud
products tha, Will delight che rcsdcrs
ia our State.