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The Florida star., 1905-06-16
CUtan BiAErhsr~A.

4 : spidieFs = ho served ia Cula dur
iHg the spanish HsT knoE xhaI this
dIs-ase -. and that ordIsATy remedses
have little more eEf.rt than ~ much
wstsT Cuban dlaETio-a . almost a. -
N~tr and dangerous ~ q mild ATTACK Of
eholrFa- Thtrr y one remedy. however,
that can Aigays be drp-nird upon A. all
bc s<<n by the folioSing crrtIicaIe frOm
M Minnie JAo0hs, Of Houston. Texas:
Il hsFrby oeTtify thsi Chamberlain Cal-
ie, Chalers And nsaErhoeA R<nsesiy earsi
my hoshAni Of q severe attack Of CuhaR
diaFEIsoes- EbIch he hroazht hone from
CatA We bad several doctors bat they
did him no God One botiis ol tkis rem-
edy cnrSd kin, 80 our neiEhbors sill tes
sify. thanh God f0< 20 Vzlaahss Q med
icises" Fer sale By Red Cros Phsr-
macy.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

In response 20 the urE-nt request "
Speaker Cannon and = RUmbeT of
prOmlneaf Republicans n congress
Prrsh1enS Roosevelt 10 ERdersSood TO
have changed his ztAA abs1s TIE time
for esIhEs Al sxfrs session of the he's
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

and women ana
their power 10
detect the pres
ence OF q cat
when unseen
and unhearJi-
He finds that
astlInatics are
especially sen
=itive to eat
fear. and he
thinks 10 likely
that the eInana-
tions from the
cat affect the
nervous system
through the na
sal membraue.
even when un
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The Florida star., 1905-06-16
POLITICAL


Secretary Of the Navy Paul Morton
formally rendered his resignation May
81 10 take effect July ! In orSier 20 take
advantage Of certain business opPorfu-
mites. at the same time IL was report
ed on good authority that Ar- Morton
bad accepted the ofer to take charge
OF the construction Of an extensive
rapid transit system By means OF tun-
nels In New York city.
The following asJ President Roose-
welt accepted Mr.. Aorton's resignation
and 10 was announced that Charles j.
BonapaFte Of Baltimore would succeed
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

Mr.. Mortoss as
secretary OF the
navy. This ap
pointmentcaus-
d FpTise
among Repab-
lIcans. as Mr..
BoaAparte had
been known for
years % be an
in dependent
voter. Mr., BO
naparte has al
so been known
"a an anti-iul-
perialist. He
and Roosevelt
were Associat-
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
scIE N TIFIc
a study Of Ca, Fear.

A Study Of Cat Fear.
DIR. y. Weir Mitchell, the famous
Philadelphia specialist On nervous dis
eases. discusses In American Medicine
the fear inspired by cats in certain men
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

congress IL wSs announced seraiof-
eaaIIy May - that congress weuid not
be summoned IN extraordinary session
until after the fail elections. OF about
the middle Of November
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

COUNTY SCHOOL BoARD.-B y. Hsries-
u. ehaiEman. SehAst an; A J. Carter. Turn
ball, ). u. 0TFel. White City. REGULAR srs-
sisas are held hrst heBdsy in each month.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16


an o,ior, but he Is unable to explain the
ultimate cause OF the terror Of cats
Sex appears TO have no marked infiu.
ence, but the extreme symptoms are
more frequent In women. The posi-
bility is suggested that the trait Is In
herited from remote ancestors.
Studied His Bare Nerves.
Dr. Henry Head of the London hos
pltaI has received the Marshall Hall
prize given every fixe years by the
Royal MetlfcaI society for an important
discovery In connection with the nery
ous system.
DIR Head had the sensory nerves OF
one Of his arms divided and stusiieNi the
sensations. Then he had the nerves
united by stitching and studied the
process Of recovery. The result was
that he discOTertst two distinct sets
Of sensOry nerves. "ne that conveys the
sensations of pain, heat and cold ami
the other the s"nsaiions of touch The
disCovery aisn makes possible the A.
cuTHte IOcaliLstion % the sensations
The healing power af the skin Is fOun !
TO depend entirely up"n the set Of
nerves tina; convey suppression of pain.
hett and rod
The Parsons AuHetephone-
The Scientific American describcs a.,
invention by g 4. Parsons. inventor
Of the steam turbine and Horace Sh1.I
for Tire purpose ~ reenforclng the
sound Of 4 g-amOsshoRe. INSTEAD of
the usual diai bFagm of glass or mica
tn the PrOiuveT a small valve 10 sIa-
PlOyeSi 80 a. To control the admission Of
Compressed air Into the trumpet. the
air bring supplied by a small pump Or
bellows in the supporting pedestal
The valve con~Ists Of O fne comb Of
alumjuium oT maSnaIlum. This valve
NSTks automatically In connection with
the nesSiis ~ the granoV.hone. thus
amFiifs ing the original wave Of sound
In this WAY = gramOVshnue Is capable
% pTSlucing sounds that msy be heart
two oT JhTsys miles AWay. and $ S,-~A, q
may - di>tsagtly understood at a dl-
tsnce of 40 yspis
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

COUNTY coAaIssIoSERs.-R A. Oesk-
ling. TsIImse chairman; w. Il. Walker. III
tasyfIis; John r. Mot. fndsanolA; Jno. C.
Jones, Qasy; y. Frank Bell. white City.
ReEs AZ sessions are beld Hrst Monday In
esra s0nth.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
w EEMS.

DIR. +. w. Lewis and Inspector GRAY
were here on business Monday and went
over to Irvington to the political debate.
The former left Tuesday for Norfolk ON
Ratcliffe's launch, which took the vet
Grams down
X. Ii. Kyle, now stationed at Peters
burg, was visitor here last week, going
to Norfolk Friday night.
There will be no preaching here next
Sunday morning owing to Pastor Clay
brooks attending the Minister'S and
Laymens' institute.
There was quite large crowd at the
political speaking Tuesday night. This
place seems to be on boom in regard to
politics.
Capt. b. G. Doggett and son, Benjamin
were in Baltimore few days recently.
Miss Helen Croxton is teaching a pri.
vate school at the home of Lawson
Winstead.
Dallas Warrick, who has been sick for
nearly a year, is reported to be consider
ably improved.
James Degges spent Sunday with
friends at Rehoboth Church. Ray and
Tucker Degges, who have been sick with
typhoid fever, under the care of DR.. w. j.
Newbill, are now much improved.
Tom Kelium, of this place, was last
week married to young lady in Middle
sex. He and his wife spent Sunday al
the home of his parents here.
Mrs. Lemuel Ashburn, ofTaylors Creek
had severe fall last week and received
several very painful injuries. L.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
KILMARNOCK.

There will be services at the Catholic
church here next Sunday 8 a. m. and
every night during the week. Rev. Cole
man, of fredericksburg, will conduct
them.
c. j. Kramer spent a few days in Bal
timore the past week.
Willie Cox has secured n good position
in Wilmington, Del, and left for that city.
Mrs. r. M. Porter and children have
returned from a months visit to friends
in Baltimore and Hartford county, Md.
Rev. +. W. Claybrook left Monday for
Westmoreland to attend the funeral OF
the late Judge Beale.
j. Il. Cralle and T. O. Smither, who
have a five-yearlease of certain privileges
at the Fair, are having houses on the
ground enlarged and otherwise improved
w. I. Jones, of Irvington. is enlargine
the residence of r. w. Boswell.
Mrs. +. A. Patten, sister of r. NJ
Porter, is spending the autumn with her
brother.
The ladies are going to have Kilmar.
mock church painted. Mr.. Shade will do
the work.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
OORAN-

The Republican Gospel Launch, " which
was advertised to capture Oeran Fri.
day, did not show up, much to the dis.
appointment of the large crowd present
which consisted of one man from White
Stone. Come again, friends, when you
haven't got SO long to stay.
Harry Clark visited his home in upper
Lancaster Sunday.
II. l.. Longworth will soon move 70
the place recently purchased from Mrs.
Annie Walker
Miss Helen Blizzard was visiting friends
in Baltimore this week.
Trap shooting is-quite fad around b.
X SIS factory now. Some of the young
men are quite proficient with the gun.
David Robertson, who has been sick
FOR some time, is much better.
Kenny Bellows has recovered from re-
cent indisposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swift, OF Village,
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Vinegar w. w.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
MTDDLEsEX NOTES.

Urbanna is now a voting precinct.
Votersliving north of road from Urbapna
to LaGrange Mills and cast of the mill
race will vote next Tuesday week in JTr-
banna instead OF Saluda, as heretofore.
DIR. Dutton, of lower Middlesex, returned
Saturday night from a two weeks
absence at Bedford City, accompanied by
his son, Blanton, who is convalescfnp
from typhoid fever which he had while
attending Bedford Academy. Bianton
expects to return there after Christmas.
DIR. and Mrs. VIM. S. Christian are in
Norfolk attending the State Medical So
ciety, OF which the Doctor is President.
They viii so from Norfolk north TO visit
friends.
Mrs. T.. +. Garner, little son, daughter
and maid, OF Heathsville, took passage
on the Owen billiard Wednesday TO Ur-
bnnna, en- route TO the home of her sister.
Mrs. Bland.
Friends are worried over theprotracted
illness of Brantley Bristow, son of r. S.
Bristow, postmaster at Urbanna, from
typhoid fever. The young man is high
graduate from Richmond College. and is
teaching near Norfolk.
r. S. Bristow has returned from n trim
north, and r. A. Davis recently left for
the north.
Capt III. {. Dayton called in Urbanna
creek Sunday on the "Jno. c. Brewing
ton" and augmented his excursion party
for Tappahannock.
TheeNcelsior factory is running regular
ly now, and the large rick of wood. that
has been standing at the foot of their
wharf is gradually disappearing into ex-
celsior, which the steamers are taken to
northern markets nearly every trip.
Sweet potatoes are being>canned at r.
A. Davis canning factory. They are
brought over from the Eastern shore on
a large skipiack.
Inspector w. Key Howard has COM
pleted his submarine gasoline Yacht in
which he purposes to scout under the
spray catching those fellows disobeying
the oyster laws
Capt. ID. Nj. Nelson's store was broken
open Tuesday night, (said to have been
by Lancaster man whonow lives in the
vicinity of Urbanna).
q. f. II. Lane, nominee for the House
OF Delegates from Mathews and Middle
sex, is waging an active campaign, as is
also j. Boyd Sears, candidate for tie
State Senate.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
WESTLAND.

Mrs $ B. Griffith and son, Claybrook
OF Irvington, returned home Wednesday
from short visit at this place.
Dink VERIFY was in Baltimore last week
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Hastings were this
week presented with a baby girl.
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Phillips, of Del
mar, Del, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL
Galloway.
Mrs. Della Shelton has returned home
after visiting relatives in Washington foi
some time.
W. Ii. Galloway has finished cutting
timber on the Island and will soon move
Otis Crowther, of Bluff Point, was in
our neighborhood last week.
The successful meeting Mt the Baptist
chapel here, conducted by Pastor Brad
ley and Rev. Goodman, closed Friday.
Miss Irene Abbott is this session Mt.
tending school in Baltimore. BILL.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
SUPERINTENDENT NOTES.

Miss Olive NJ. Hyson, of Bridgeton
Pa, who was visiting Mr. IL. Il. Reese
of Hopeside, left for her home on Tues.
day evening.
Charles ID. Hamaker, of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, Irwin, Va, spent
several days the past week visiting
friends at bay View farm.
Rev. DR.. G. w. Beale. of this county,
will leave to take charge of Menokin and
Nomini Baptist churches in Westmore-
land county November /, preaching at
Menokin the first Sunday, IL a. m.
Mrs. Edwin Broun, ir., left Friday on a
protracted visit to friends at Portsmouth
Newport News and other Virginia points.
There will be interesting Sunday school
services Sunday next, 3 p. m, at Reno.
both.
Our fishermen and oystermen should
turn out and give Hon. George Mason
their unanimous vote He is an able
man, while his opponent, be he never 80
good, would have no influence in the
Legislature.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
TEMPERANCE NOTES.

Go to the big rally at Lancaster c. H
today (Friday.)
Several persons have been indicted by
Tappahannock's grand jury for violation
OF theiiquor law. Judge Wright rendered
a decision that any person found intoxi
Gated would be made to divuIge the source
from whence the liquor came.
Aframe housein Portsmouth, Va, which
had been fitted up and was to be opened
as a social club, was>destroyed by fire
1t is suspected that some of the neighbors
objected to the occupancy as 'speal
easy" and, therefore, connived at the
destruction of the house.
TEMPERANCE MEETING GREAT SUCCESS
Rev. j. =. West. Field Secretary o
Anti-Saloon League of Virginia, has beer
in Northumberland county for nearly 6
week and done great work. There wai
$50 raised for the League The fol
lowing officers were elected: President
DIR. j. W. Tankard; Vice-Presidents, Jno
w. Pearson, L. A. Jett and DIR. ii. w
Harding; Treasurer, James NJ. Booth
Delegate to State convention, Rev. L. F
Garner, alternate, Lloyd Rowe.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
PEARLS FROM Tue SHELLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. VERIFY, who have
been visiting Mr.. Chss. II. Yerby, at
White Stone, left for North Carolina
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Free Lance.
Mrs. r. Hunter Carter, of Mascot, is
spending some time with her mother at
Weems, Lancaster county She was ac-
compsnied from Urbauna by her sister.
Miss Nora, who is also spending this
week at that place. Wat T.
Mayo, Misses Emily Mayo, Augusta Wort
and Annie Murphy, who have been the
guests of Mr.. aud Mrs ]. II. Calhoun
for several days past, left Tuesday for
their homes In Westmoreland COUNTY
SOuthside Sentinel.
The host of friends of Mr. and Mrs. T
A. Jett, of Tibiths, 10 the Northern Neck
Will be gratified TO learn that he is inn.
proving from his recent Injury. About
two weeks ago he fell on the marine rail-
way of Mr.. Joe Davis at Reedville, bruis.
Ing his leg very badly. Blood poison set
in and he has been a great sufferer. The
danger point has been passed, but it will
be several weeks before MIR. Jett will be
able to be out. DR.. L. E. CockIell is the
attending physician.-N. N. News.
Among the Republicans who are max
ing canvass of Westmcrelaud and
Northumberland county is Capt. Frank
Phillips, chairman of the City Republi-
can Committee of Alexandria. Capt
Phillips, by deserving his post at home,
shows clearly that he has no idea of his
party's success in Alexandria, but a
correspondent from Irvington who
writes that the captain is in that section.
Knowingly adds, that so far the Demo
Gratis have had no speakers Of promi-
nence here, evidently meaning that such
are unnecesssry-Alexsndria Gazette.
1t was the pleasure of the editor to re-
ceive a short call Monday morning from
our friend, Med. Lee, the distinguished
genius of the VIRGINIA CITIZEN, than
which no stronger weekly is published.
Considering the extraordinary labor to
which he has subjected himself during
the campaigns Of this year of grace,
Brother Lee looks we'll and presents a
lively exhibit of what en- energetic,
capable and thoroughly consecrated
newspaper man can accomplish and yet
live. Il is always refreshing to meet
Lee-whether in flesh or spirit-and he
has standing invitation to butt In at
VILLA fact, oftener IL circumstances
decree it-Northampton Times.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
SOME WEDDINGS.

Marriage license was issued iG Balti-
more Wednesday to Richard l.. Davis
and Lottie L. Bristow, both of Urbanna,
Middlesex county, Va. II. A. Davis mace
application for the license.
Miss Pearl Bonival and Mr.. Thos.
Kellum, of Lancaster, were married at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Bonival, on Robinson's creek,
Wednesday night.-Southside Sentinel.
Mr.. Urbane A. Bush, trusted employee
OF Capt. ]. f. Bellows, of lower Ian
caster, was last week married in Balti-
moreto Miss Emma A. Robertson, of that
city. The bridal couple left for Mr.. Bush's
home, in upper Lancaster, to spend
while.
DOUBLE WEDDING.
Wilmington, Del. Commercial, Oct eO)
a notable wedding-a double wedding
occurred at s o'clock last evening,
when the Misses Wagner, daughters of
Dir. and Mrs. d. j, Beauchamp, were
married in Delaware Avenue Baptist
church. Guests thronged the edifice until
there was not one vacant seat and many
stood. The pulpit decoration was truly
beautiful. A great bank of palms and
cosmos, pink and white, extended across
the front, and palms and ferns were
placed atintervals. Four clergymen par.
tieipated in marrying the two couples.
Miss Roxie Eulalie. Wagner
became the wife OF William II. Weldin. of
New York City, and Miss Mollie Wagner
was married TO Thomas Hayes Taylor.
OF Wilmington. An added interest in the
wedding was the military escort. Co. D.:
\. G. D., of which MIR. Taylor, is sergeant.
attended in body, in full Uniform.
Each bride wore a gown of white
pongee and lace, with veil of air line chif-
ION heldby orange blossoms. Their bou-
quets were white chrysanthemums. The
maids all wore white frocks. Miss Eula-
lie Waguer's maids wore green silk girtles
and had their bouquets OF white chrysan-
themums tied with green. Miss Mollie
Wagner's maids had pink girdles and pink
ribbonsheld theirbouquets of white chry-
santhemums. The men wore boutonnieres
OF white chrysanthemums. Miss Eulalie
Wagner was attended by Miss Emma
FHppo as maid of honor and bv Miss
Ruby Spriggs, Miss Lillian Cralle. Miss
Katherine Croes and Miss Mollie Willard.
Miss Mollie Wagner was attended by Miss
Lula ZOck as maid of honor, and Miss
Florence Pipino. Miss Edith Pelly of Phil
adelphia, Miss Celia Chart and Miss
Bertha farrell. - Thefower girls.
Margaret Cummings and Nellie Watson.
wore pink and white frocks. After the
ceremony the bridal party and immediate
family were entertained mt supper at ID.
B. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Weldin will
residein New York City and Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor will live at Sixteenth and West
street, this city.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
SIMoNSONs.

We would be glad il the CITIZEN would
advise lis as to who win look after our
roads this winter Unless the Commits
sioners assist Nature in repairing them
while the weather is favorable they will
be in terrible condition later on. The
heavy rains of the past summer washed
gullies and holes in them, which still
remain.
The patrons Of the Sion House public
school consider themselves quite fortu-
nate in having Mrs. Lula Gaines teach
that school this session.
Hon. j. NJ. Lyell, S. A. Harrison and
E. c. Booker were appointed delegates
from Earnbam to the Minister'S and
Laymen's meeting which convenes with
Welcome Grove Baptist church On Satur-
day and Sunday next.
Sion House Sunday school will have a
Xmas tree for the children one night
during the holidays. An interesting
programme is being prepared by the
ladies for the occasion.
Capt. John Allison spent several days
in Baltimore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Hale, of Hale's
Point, are on a two weeks visit to rela-
tives in Wayne, Pa.
Captain and Mrs. n. z. Oakley are
proud OF the little daughter which they
recently adopted. She is. very sweet
little girl and has been given their name
Flora Anderson Oakley.
Cary Hynson has been making frequent
visits to the neighbour God OF Farnham
OF late. Dame Rumor says his visits will
cease soon.
The children of Jim Jones, of Wilma,
are improving from their recent illness.
The sportsmen are looking forward to
the opening of the partridge season with
much pleasure. 1t is reported that birds
are plentiful.
j. w. WEIGH, OF Downings. was in Bal
timOre week before last on business.
With Swanson Governor, Martin in the
Senate and Curlett in the Legislature we
may expect better times in the future.
A WRITER.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
MILLENBEOK.

Miss Florence Towles left Tuesday for
Johns-Hopkins hospital, Baltimore, for
operation of tumor on the neck. Her
many friends hope for successful opera,
ton and speedy recovery.
The wharf at this place is being repaired
Mr.. Payne is doing the work.
1t is rumored that wedding bells will
ring around Bertrand in the near future
t. f. Warren was in Baltimore last
week on business, ard alsoJ. W. Thomas
OF Ottoman.
Only few attended the sale here on
Saturday last. The so acres of fodder
and corn sold for S176, and 10 tons OF
hay for $25. l.. ID. Stoueham purchased
the fodder and corn.
Mrs. Tommy Warren is quite sick and
is being attended by DR.. NewbiH.
In THE Coon OLD SUMMERTIME.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27

Mrs F. e. Rock, of Village, left for
home Wednesday, after spending week
here with her brother, Richard IL. Hud-
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
pon,t Rorrow Trouble.

IL Is bad habit TO borrow anything, but
the worst thing you can possibly borrow, is
trouble When sick. sore, heavy, weary and
WORKOUT by the pains, and poisons of dys-
pepsia. biliousness, Bright's disease, and stint
lar Internal disorders, don't sit down and
brood Over your symptoms, but fly for relief
TO Electric BItters. Here you will ind sure
and permanent forgetfulness or all your
troubles, and yoIr body Will not be burdened
by load of debt disease. At e. c. Richard
son. Kilmarnock; 4. J. Hayden s. Son, Irving.
ton; Fickiin & Ba's. Litwaiton. Price SOC
Guaranteed
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
ROWES

Messrs. Dawson and Neal are getting
slaves near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Davenport spen
Sunday with relatives at Lara.
Mr.. Stegeman has been working on II
w. Hurst's new dwelling.
w. G. Whaley and family and tn,
Misses Clarks visited the home of w. II
Rowe Sunday.
The oyster houses at Blackwell, hav,
opened up for the season and the one her,
will open up soon.
w. ii. Kent, who has been in King 4
Queen county the past month, is HON,
for while. ONE
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
MIR. OWENS GARD.
To tee Voters Of Lancaster and Ricsmo
CountieS

To tie Voters Of Lancaster and Richmond
Counties:
Having announced myself as a candi
date Tor the House OF Delegates, l res
pectfuily solicit your vote and influence
at the general election November 7th.
While l am candidate put 70, ward
by the oyster tongers, / want II under.
stood that l shall 90 nothing 10 retard
the industrial progress of the planter, fol
upon the prosperity of the planter de.
ponds the welfare OF the tonger.
am opposed to the invasion over the
Baylor Line and will support any law
making IL falling offense for any
planter, Inspector or surveyor to stake
OIL or assign or survey off any ground
within the Baylor Line. Am IN favor OF
repeating the present patent tong law
as II prevents large number OF our cit.
liens from longing In deep water.
Am in favor OF law protecting our
trap fishermen from the Intentional ruth.
less destroyer OF their nets, when trans
are properly lighted at each end.
Am in favor of protecting our men
hsden fishermen from exorbitant tax,
and from the invasion OF non.residents
and believe that the law should be rigid
~ enforced against these non-residents.
These large Industries should be given
every protection that our State can be-
stow, as they give employment TO large
number of our citizens aud scatter large
sums or money over our counties at a
time when II is mostly needed.
Am In favor OF good roads, free schools
free books and good teachers.
Am opposed TO any increase OF taxes
as l believe that il our present revenue
was rightly used We would have enough
to have good schools and good roads ]
have made no pledges whatsoever, my
earnest purpose being, If elected, 70 en-.
deavor TO do my duty faithfully, fear.
lessly and honestly as the representative
OF all the interests Of the two counties
Respectfully,
Weems, Va HE OWEN.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27
HEATHSVILLE.

L. l.. Snead has sold his fine farm
"Summerheld,' to Jno. Ii. Bramble.
W. G. Snow, for a long time a promi
nent merchant of this place, has accepted
position as travelling salesman for s
Lowman & Son, Baltimore. lie left Sun
day for trip south.
We are very sorry to hear of the death
OF Judge II. II Beale.
Andrew Lewis, OF Briar, has purchased
the summer resort "Walnut Point"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-27

George Gresham was scared up" over
a suspicion Of appendicitis. He was ex.
amined and prescribed for by Dr. New
bill and In now o. X.