The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-03-17

UNIFORM ana lnlllateu MN mo lie
r. arts aud mysteries ofther strenuous
life. The young son may beencourag-
ed 10 do rs papa did begin n COW boy,
II and wind up rs chief Of the Nation.
a There is something very romantic
: about human life just ~ ii is lived,
and much more in some lives than in
, Others.
Senator Bates j. dead. Cause, eX-
e. pOsure ON the 4th of March. ThOus-
and> will die from like cause whose
names viii he unrec0rded. And yet
our legislators refuse To change the
day To say IL is criminal neglect is
not putting il too strong. Mr.. Roo,e-
Welt. YOU have sense enough and cOur-
age enough 10 lead this movement in
the interest of your fellow country
men.
The latest thing in the world of en-
gines Is Smokeles>, lireless water
ltNN liidflilIt hi'h' NiiSi OhNN III NV
ton keeps ON going. II is claimed
that il will run 5000 miles without a
let up II sounds like fairy tale but
that any of them run is a mystery TO
us compressed air is said to he the
motive power and we all have seen
the air cut some high old caperN
\ recent writer says, "if you have
hole ia your purse you needn't he 80
much concerned about an increase of |
wages" Saving a little out of small |
salary beats spending all of a large !
one. And yet it must he confessed |
that there i, a good degree of fun in
spending. \ friend remarked the
other day that he wa, making as much
money H. he could spend, and We have
been almost envying him ever since.
"DO not hug delusiOn>' says Ella
Wheeler Wilcox. Every time you do,
you cheat your girl of her rights
Washington Post.
And since the dear girls know their
rights in this regard they will dare
maintain them.
Mr. Roosevelt has announced his
new cabinet The old guard will re-
main on duty except that Mr.. Cortel-
you will be postmaster general. Mr..
Whi,elow Reid will succeed Mr.
ChOate AT the Court Of st. James.
The greatest battle of the war be-
tween the Japs and Russians has been
on during the recent past with odds in
favor of the JapS. Fighting without
and fears within accurately describe
the condition Of the Gar just now.
When you see a business g. man
passing over a yellow back novel dur I
ing business hours you may know that
failure marks the enterprise. We saw [
that in Virginia hotel the other day
and the rule held good. a
There is not a Democrat in the =.
Michigan Legislature, nor Republican
in the South Carolina, Mississippi,
Florida, nor Louisiana bodies. Con-
ditiOns are controlling rather than con :
victions.
When Mr.. Roosevelt comes South. a
let him dispense with his body guard o
and give vacation to the secret service a
men. In Dixie he will be as far from p
harm as he is in his own dOmicie. Il
The street car workers of New York :,
made dismal failure at striking. Many >,
Of them lost their places permanently a
and all Of them lost time from work "a
and money. =,
We hope that the widow Of the late II
Gen. John b. Gordon is so well pro- d'
'ided for that she is not dependent q
upon political appointment for SUI !
D lrt.
Mr. Carnegie has made study"
# Mrs. Chadwick as she appeared in al
he Court House al Cleveland. His
as mind reader or body n,
Inspector have not been madepublic. pt
Had ii occurred 10 you that Rich
nOnd was more denSely populated
han any other city in the United =
tates Surely expansion" then is
n order. Let her spread herself"
The spring has struck "Uncle tn
.phraim, and he almost signs as he
lys, "Dreamin' Of water-mllions am do
nightly pleasant but il amt berry
Him" pr'
ev,
Senator Martin will conduct his can no
ass from Murphy'S az headquarters. Sp,
joe Button will be in active charge Il
the forces and aggressive will be
le watchword of the war.
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President Roosevelt has been max u.il
x some appointments up North that Gu
Ill have the tendency of Matchmaking mo
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