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RAILROADS.
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TRAINS EVERY OTHER HOUR
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Baggage called for and checked from hotels and and
st tieIet offices, eig Pennsylvania ave NV. New
York ave- and lSsh :,rea IT. and Passenrep Agent,
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Seaboard Airline Railway,

TICKET OFFICE 1921 PENNA. AVE.
For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington, Columbia,
Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa. Atlanta, Birming-
ham Mobile, Pensacola and New Orleans.
1880 AN. DAILY-Seaboard Mail-Through
Pullman Sleeper TO Jacksonville, Fla, connecting
at Hamlet with Pullman sleeper TO Atlanta.
625 Pm DAILY-Seaboard Express-Solid train
to Jacksonville and Tampa. with through Pullman
Sleepers Also sleeper to Birmingham on this train.
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Chesapeake
Beach Railway.
Week DAYS

week lays:
Trains leave District Line Station-9:25, IL An,
$3.50, $50, 7:45, 9:46 pm.
Returning-Leave the Beach at 6:35 an. l2:4o,
2:15. Q, and 10 pm.
Sundays and Holidays:
Trains leave, going-9:25, II an. 2:30. ., 7:<o
and 9:45 pm.
Returning-Leave the Beach at am. 12:Ao.
PAUL Y. WATERS. Genl Mgr.
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WOODS
Commercial College,

sil East Capitol Street.
For twenty years It has been our pleasure as
well as our privilege to assist hundreds Of young
men and women TO attain that solid foundation In
life that has enabled them 10 go out into the COM
Oercial world and win success.
We can furnish list Of more than 900 OF our
Former graduates and pupils who earning
an average salary OF $40 month.
The following speaks for itself:
Washington, ID. c. August g. 1905
I'VE, the undersigned. employees In banks and
trust companies, join In general testimonial OF
the efficient instruction afforded at Woods Com
mercial College,
We have attended the school and speak from
experience Of Its reliability and standing in the
community. We Ieartily commend IL to all young
people who desire thorough business education y
Signed by J. Harry Click, Walter F. Smith and
D: Walker Of toe National Capital Bank. and
The fall terms begins Tuesday. September 5, but
the day and evening sessions are now open for
enrolment OF students.
We teach the Gregg shorthand. Send for book
let containing photographs and testimonials OF IS
prominent educators lone has 10 schoolsl who are
now teaching the Gregg system and are delighted
with It.
Telephone East 3s. Can information be obtained
by phone or mail7 Yes; but tits better TO call.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

Hamburg-American Line.
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Hamburg.
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t.Moltke. Sept. 14lfwaldersee. Sept. 80
!p.t5ies P.,n H.. Sept 'Bueehsr c.;,, 0st
Dover for London and Paris.
New neutrality-suspicious..
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+. BISMARCK new. ........-....0 Oct. u. Dec
Orient and West Indies Cruises.
BY SUPERB NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS
Send for illustrated booklet, rates, etc.
Neutrality-suspicious. LINE. 81 B'wAY, N. Y.
E. =. DRooP & SONS, 925 Pa. ave.
my1a-eo, .Q4.1
AMERICAN LINE.
PLYMOUTH H-CHERBoURG-So
PHILADELPHIA-QUEENS EENSTowN-LIvERPooL
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
NEW YoRK-LoNDON DIRECT
RED STAR LINE.
ANTwERP-DovER-LoN
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW EENsTowN.LIyERPooL
TIE TO MEDITERRANEAN .ydArs y1Ai
FROM NEW YORK.
REPUBIIC. Oct. 10. noon; Nov 80, Jan. 20, Mar. Q
CELTIC co, ,904 tons) ns).......... Jan. 8, Feb. II
FROM BOSTON:
RoMANIC. Sept. 16, noon; Oct. 2s Dec. 2, Feb. 8
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1906 ST. NV.
DAVID LINDSAY. Passenger Agent
fe4-312. .eSu,25
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To Close am Estate.

JAMES ". RATCLIFFE, Auctioneer.
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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
A CARD.

To the Voters of Lancaster and Rich.
mond Counties:
Having announced myself as q candi.
date for the House of Delegates from
the counties of Lancaster and Rich.
mond, l respectfully solicit your votes
and influence at The general election on
November 7tb, 1905
While am an independent candidate
want IL understood that I shall do
nothing TO retard the industrial progress
OF the planter, for upon the prosperity
of the planter depends the prosperity OF
the tonger.
have made no pledges whatsoever;
my earnest purpose being, II elected, To
endeavor to do my duty faithfully, fear.
lessly and honestly as the represent alive
OF all the interests OF these two coun.
ties.
AN opposed to the invasion over the
Baylor line and will readily support any
measure making 1t q jsillng offense fol-
any one to stake of any part Of It.
am In favor OF repeating the present
patent-tong law, as IL prevents Q large
ia deep water.
am IN favor of q law protecting our
fishermen from the intentional reckless
destroyer Of nets When properly marked
by light ct each end.
am In favor OF protecting our men,
baden fisheries from exorbiiant tax and
vigorously enforcing the law against
non-residents.
/ am In favor of free schools, free
books and good teachers.
1 am in favor OF good roads.
/ am opposed to any increase Ia taxes
and believe that the present revenues, n
judiciously used. will be enough TO run
our schools and improve our roads.
Respectfully,
RICHARD II HOLMES.
Irvington, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
FrOm Lynchburg News, Oct. q,
SHARPS.

Drs. Middleton, Mitchell and Booker
left last week for Norfolk to attend the
Medical Association in session mt that
place.
Capt. Henry Settle, of the Sloou
Ward, came near having a serious &C
cident some weeks ago by the lib club
striking him in the face.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Allison spent last
week in fredericksburg, visiting friends
and relatives.
Messrs. Garner and Hail are painting
I. Il. Hanks new dwelling.
Capt. j. Z. Simonson is very much in
disposed at this writing.
Messrs. Griffith and Delano, are load
ing large three master with choice
lumber bound for Boston.
j. Garland Unruh, OF Mundys Point.
boarded steamer here several weeks ago
iorlrvington. where he will attend school
Capt. Webb Smith. of schooner Lille
Owens, left Tuesday for Sanders wharf.
where he will load with lumber.
Horace G. Oakley, left Monday ON a
business trip to Baltimore and Crisfield
DIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Hammel and Dr.
and Mrs. C. Fl. Connor. of New Jersey, are
at A. Ii. Hammel's, near Simonsons. for
two weeks-the gentlemen on hunting
trip. KArynm
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
TO VIRGINIA DEMOCRATs,

Come out aud vote the Democratic
ticket on Tuesday, November 9TH
Every Democrat should see that his
vote aud that of his neighbor are
cast for the full Democratic ticket
on that day.
The Republicans have a Recon.
struction Republican candidate fol-
Governor. Their platform declares
for increasing the taxes of the white
people 100000 a year to provide
free books, over 100000 of which
will go to the negroes. A Republi
can Legislature would foist this out.
rageous measure on the white tax.
payers.
The Confederate soldier is moi
mentioned in the Republican plat.
form. The Democratic party gives
to the old soldiers 100000 q year.
Do the Republicans propose to tax.
this money to provide free books FOL
the negroes?
Vote the full Democratic State
ticket, and vote for all Democratic
candidates for the General Assembly
and for the Democratic candidates
for clerk. Sweep Republicanism out
OF your county and Statei
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
THE CAR SURRENDERS.
DespOtic Sway OF Romanoffs for
800 Years at an End.
NICHOLAS GRANTS CoNSFITU.
TI0N AND CIVIL LIBERTY.


TI0N AND CIVIL LIBERTY.
Monday was an epoch-making day
in the history of the world. On the
verge Of revolution, with lives Of
Gar and Empress at stake, the Auto
crat of all the Russias made Witfe
grand premier and granted TO his
people-one tenth of the human
race-the following:
Civil liberties;
Legislative power to the National
Assembly;
The suffrage enlarged;
Freedom Of speech;
Freedom Of the press.
Hereafter no man will be punished
without fair trial, and Siberian ban
ishment becomes thing of the past.
Russia will become q limited mou-
archy like England.
The whole empire is yet aflame, in
many places the soldiers deserting to
the mobs. at present it looks as
though the bloody French revolution
may be reenscted in Russis. The
Empress 10 endeavoriDg 70 Zee to
Germany.
Count Witte told the Emperor
that he believed not even q republic
could now save Russia from anarchy,
Witte is calling upon the news
papers to aid in quelling the rebellion
so that order and the new constitu-
ton may be established.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
A BRILLIANT CAMPAIGN,

We have admired and liked Claude
A. Swanson ever since we knew him,
which has been since the beginning
of our public life IA years ago. He,
like US, was country boy-started
under similar circumstances, with no
silver spoon-hence our friendship
for each other which has never been
covered or concealed, in victory or
defeat. An occasional reverse or set
back is the true test of friendship.
The fellow that sticks under such
circumstances is a friend. At Nor.
folk 4years ago, in Swanson's defeat,
we were proud of our support given
him, and repledged it, rallied with
his little nucleus-this time to see
him the next Governor of Virginia.
During this campaign we have
watched his course-few if any sec
lions he will miss. We must say we
have never seen a more brilliant cam
paign. Swanson is stumper. He
is showing the people of Virginia his
composition. A man of brains, ability
with energy, worker, a true Virgin
ian. His campaign will 90 down in
history as brilliant one. Let every
Democrat, every true Virgiuian, rally
to his support. He will be the next
Governor of Virginia. A good one
ne will make. Let him have a rous
ing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New Era.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
NEXT TUESDAYS TICKET.

The ballot to be voted next Tues
day will contain fer Lancaster and
Richmond coun ties twenty-one names.
10 Northumberland and Westmore-
land there will be but twenty names
on the ballot, only one name for clerk
and two for House of Delegates APP
pearing.
Interest will most largely center
around the Offices for Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor and House Of Dele
gates. There are three names on the
ticket for several of the offices, the
Socialist Labor party having named
persons for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Attorney General. The
Prohibition party named no candi-
dates.
1t is important that you erase all
but one name under the head of each
office. If you leave two names the
ballot will not be counted so far as
that office is concerned. Democrats
In Lancaster will be careful 10 leave
these names INCREASED:
For GovernOr-Claude A. Swanson.
Lieut. COVER Taylor Ellyson.
Atty-Gen1.-W lillian a. Anderson.
Sec'y Commonwealth-D. @. Eggleston
Treasurer-A. w. Harmsn, jr.
Supt. Iustruction-J. ID. Eggleston, ir.
Com'r. griculture-G. w. Koiner.
House Delegates-Jno. Curlett.
Clerk-Wm. Chiffon.
Erase all others.
In Richmond county, for Clerk
Democrats will leave the name of
.Jeter Rains and erase that of War
ner. 10 Northumberland and West
morelsnd, for House of Delegates
Democrats will leave the name of
George Mason and erase that of Z. G.
Griffith.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
MIDDLEsEx NOTES

Inc new mail steamer, Dr. w. j. New.
bill, was lowed from Urbanna to Cas-.
ter's Greek Tuesday and later taken to
Baltimore by fish steamer to be fitted
up.
Rev. +. W. Claybrook, inspector for
Northern Neck Mutual Fire Association.
OF Irvington, was in upper Middlesex
Saiuda and Urbanna this week examin.
ing properties that are insured in the
Lancastercompany. Mr.. Caybrook has
about finished up Middlesex for the
present.
DIR. and Mrs.. w. G. Christian have re.
turned from Norfolk. While attending
the Medical Society the Doctor was
taken sick. Later they visited Wallace
w. woodward, esquire, of Hampton.
Ben Upton has returned from Alexan.
dria, where he has been doing duty on U.
s. jury.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
Friday, November 3, 1905.

TALKING about "free books" the
most absurd and far-fetched cam
psign slogan we have heard for long
time, the Republican speakers have
not been able-in fact, have not at
tempted-to show where the money
Is to come from with which to provide
books for the tens of thousands of
white and black pupils in Virginia.
To do it would mean increased taxa
ton, and no sane man is going to
vote for such an unnecessary increase,
The burden would fall exceeding
heavy upon the whites, for ALREADY
the cost of negro criminals and the
care for their insane is a hundred
thousand dollars more than the whole
tax that race pays into the State
treasury-to say nothing about the
schooling the whites are now pro-
Yiding for them.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
SOME RELIGIous NOrRs.

Rehoboth Sunday school held n fine
meeting Sunday afternoon. The school
was addressed by Pastor Hardy and
Prof. Anderson, OF Irvington.
OF the 1.377.77 raised by the wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society of the
Virginia Conference at the late annual
meeting in I.ynchburg the Rappahan-
mock District contributed a noble share.
having 60 it's credit 81, 139. 20 - 5000
more than last year. Bethany Auxiliary
carried of the banner. having raised
Sl61.24. White Stone follows with
1924. II is worthy of note that the
district leads in having the largest and
most interesting district meetings and the
only one to make twolife members ($4O)
on these occasions. 1t is also the first
to elect District Treasurer and Record.
ing Secretary. Mrs. b II. II. Hubbard
holds the first and Mrs. T. S. ID. Coving-
ton the last-named place
Last Sunday was red letter day mt
old Christ church, near Irvington. Rev.
Herbert II. Barber, of Fredericksburg.
preached strong and thoughtful SER
mon to large assemblage at 1 a. m.
from the text: What Think Ye of
Christi" after which the sacrament was
administered.
Adjournment was had for dinner, which
was spread on the sunny aide OF the
church lawn, and all invited to partake
OF a bountiful spread prepared by the
ladies. Services were resumed at 2:3O
p. m, Rev. Barber again preaching to a
large congregation, taking for his sub
jet "The Lords Prayer" He said.
among other things, that he had often
heard people speak slightingly OF print
ed prayers" and the number of times The
Lords Prayer was in the Episcopal
prayer book. He said they had the best
authority for using The Lords PRAYER.
and it would be found in every service
held in the Episcopal church. The
Lords Prayer, he said, was n printed
prayer" and all Christendom had never
yet been able to improve on it.
In the evening Rev. Mr.. Barber spoke
to the Patriotic Order Sons of America
IN the Baptist church here, taking as bis
topic David's last words to Solomon:
BE We strong therefore and show your-
self n man."
Miss Anna Clark, of Baltimore, attend
ed the services ut Christ church on Sun
day. Miss Clark has placed Visitors,
Register in the church and all visitors
are requested TO write their names in it.
and not on the walls. as formerly done.
NOTICE.
Through the courtesy of the Maryland.
Delaware and Virginia Railway Com
pany have fifty half-rate ticket orders
which | will be glad to place in the
hands Of delegates and visitors to the
Woman's Missionary Union OF Virginia.
to be held in fredericksburg November
BIB, inclusive. Those wishing to use
these orders can obtain them by. writing
to me, or can get them from me en- route
on steamer which leaves Baltimore Tues
day, November 9TH.
Mrs. r. W. EUDANK,
Supt. Woman's Mission Work Rappa-
hammock Assn. Dunsville. Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03

Just as we go to press we have
gotten hold of a circular, to be dis
semlnated after this paper goes to
press we presume, in which candidate
Owen charges the Democratic lead
ers of Lancaster" with having "per-
snaded a colored man (Holmesl to
allow his name to be placed on the
election ticket" Mr.. Owen knows
as well as any one that this is not
true. He knows that the Democrats
had nothing whatever to do with
bringing out his colored opponent.
lie further knows that one of his
county leaders stated publicly, in
substance, that his party did not care
for the negro vote. Let him look to
MS "whltewashed" party for the indie.
pendent move on the part of Holmes,
and there only.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03

Don't believe that clap-trap the
Republicans are siuging-that Mr..
Curlett would be bound to support
caucus decision on oysters or fish.
Our legislature don't caucus on such
questions; every man is left to vote
his sentiments in legislative affairs,
They caucus on nominations for Of
fice. Look at the record aud see il
there was any caucusing on the Jor-
dan bill. Some Democrats voted
for and some against the measure,
and there was no talk of caucus.
This statement of Republican speak
ers is absurd, and as untrue as most
of their claims.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
AFRO-AMERICAN NOTES.

The colored public teachers OF Lancas
ter county have organized an association
known as the Northern Neck Teachers
Association. They Will hold their frs,
meeting at the Mt. Jean School in
Churchfield Saturday. November 4. 1905
All the Northern Neck teachers are in.
vited to be present. Miss A. v. TAYLOR
President; Mrs s. p. ]. Newman, secre.
,sry.
Converts Reunion OF the seventh al.
niversary OF Mt Vernon Baptist church
Will be celebrated Sunday, Novembe,
18th, with grand financial rally at II
a. IN. Preaching by the pastor. Subject;
" False and True Conversion" Also
preaching at 7:S0 p. m.
James G. Fisher. of Tombs, Is sick
while Mrs. Aline Green, who has been
sick, Is out again. RHH.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03

THE man that violates his primary
obligation will bear watching. Dis
honest in one thing he will be dis
honest in another. The primary
Democrat that votes for any Repub-
lican next Tuesday will cut himself
out of the next primary, toe.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
TO PROTECT CARRIERS CREEK
CHANNEL.

Richard Parrott, contractor of New
York, was here this week looking over
the situation preparatory to building a
TOO-ioot jetty at Crab Point, better
known as Point Francis, at the mouth
OF Carriers Creek, opposite Weems. The
ietty is to be built of concrete and stone,
with backing OF oyster shells, and is in
tended to prevent the sand from drifting
into and filling upsthe channel Work
will probably not be commenced until
next spring, as the cement would not
harden properly during the cold weather
The work viii be done under the super.
vision ofthe U. s. War Department.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
NEWS ITEMs.

Virginia Conference convenes al
Danville next Wednesday, holding a
week.
A fearful tragedy occurred in King
II Queen Saturday. w. d. Cocker,
crazed by drink, shot his nearest
friend, II. K. Gressett, then cut the
throat of his own wife and two little
children. Later he. blew his own
brains out with shot gun.
Prince Louis, of Bsttenburg, a
Rear-Admiral in the British navy, ia
paying US an official visit. Escorted
by half dozen English war vessels
and several of our own he is anchored
in Chesapeake bay of Annapolis and
being entertained by our government
and navy officials.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
NONE CAN DENY.

"There never was q time when the
taxes upon our lands were lower than
they are now. How did they get SO
Democracy made them so.
"At no time were our public
schools. or our asylums and other
public Institutions Ia such good con-
dition as at present, and it all came
about as result of Democratic rule
in the State.
"Life liberty and property were
never in safer hands in Virgins since
John Smith landed at jamestown. !"
Extracts from speech of Hon. Jno
w. Daniel.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03
AN OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.
Judge Lewis Uses Offensive and
Coarse Epithets.

Coarse Epithets.
from the Richmond Times Dispatch.s0
10 concluding his letter to Judge
Lewis Mr.. Ellyson used this nguaee:
"lf there is anything in this letter
which offeDds, il is not because of
anything have done, but because il
revives the recollection of your con-
nection with the Republican party
through the dreary years Of that re-
construction era, when your political
Identification with the negroes in
their efforts to conquer the good peo-
PIE OF this Commonwealth was so
complete as to make your political
ambitions inseparable from their
political triumphs or defeats
Judge Lewis read that paragraph
before his Newport News audience.
and, according to the Press, replied
as follows:
"Ehe man who wrote that would
not only steal your ballots, but your
pocket-book, if be got chance. The
man who wrote that is more fit to &C.
cnpy felon's cell than the chair of
observation-disclosures of Virginia. He
is 3 coward and cur, and will up
hold everything / say about him in
any way he sees fit to taae it up"
This is an outrageous assault upon
q Virginia citizen of unimpeachsble
character and after such an outburst
OF invectiVe Judge Lewis can no
longer claim that for his part be has
done all that was possible to keep the
campaign on the high plane Of meas
ures, not men, principles, not person
alities. We are amazed that man
of Judge Lewis character and stand
log should have employed such often
slve and coarse epithets, aud there is
no doubt but that their use will
recoil upon bis own head.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03

DON'T forget on next Tuesday that
the Republicans left the State tax al
40 cents and the Democrats have re.
duced it to 80 cents, (and five cents
additional for the old soldier). Yet
the Democratic party is increasing
its school appropriations, pensions
and road moneys and reducing the
State debt. Let we'll enough alone;
too many Republicans hungry fol-
office and graft to risk turning the
old State over to them.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03

The Republican party was hard
up for timber when it named j. N.
Hartman don't confound his name
with our State Treasurer, A. w.
Hartman, jr.) as candidate for Super.
intendent of Public Instruction. In
a column article in the Times Dis
patch he paralyzes English grammar
such as no twelve-year-old school boy
would do. And the It'd. says it was
printed just as she was writ. And
this from man named to presiI lie
over.our school affairs!
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-03

OF WHAT use would Mr.. Owen,
and the half dozen Republican col.
leagues he might have, be in lighting
for oysters or anything else 10 the
House of Delegates? Send Mr.,
Curlett there and you will be given
some consideration when matters OF
interest to you come up. But you
would be worse off if a Republican
represented you than if not repre-
scented at all.