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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
Sparbanf bertnninoet.
Sunses Mdbfen wirb perbaftst.

Ta9bem fe cine san3e 3eit ensrsif9
geiritten unb bic RabIsr Shine uno
Salangen 5ulsbt %ungeoulois nit benz
p%atroIuassn brObten. geffano Glen
Wiliams. Elm nod iugenbltdss Mdos
den, bob fe etne sparbant gsioblen
uno einem Treunbe aur 0eruabrung
fbergeben babe. 9as Mdoden wuroe
berbaftet.
Ob aus Der Sparbant sttpas emf.
tuenoet wuroe, lisb fa nod nidt feH'
HELEN. Dos Mdo6sn bottle I'm Sauie
bon Grau 2iS3is &spnalbs. 5l2 NOro
gaf Strube 2oais 9enomfnen. unb
battle bet Der 6srbfreinisung 9sbOlfen.
6rau Repnolbs 3si9ie berielben ben
ileiner Srsfor uno srtldrte benz Wdos
DEN susIei&, bob osrielbe ole felt etua
8 Sabrsn surhdgelsetsn Rupfsrmhnasr1
entbalte. Nahoem ote 0nusreinigung
bsenbst. nahm Cleo AbiGieo, uno balo
barauf puroe aud bic Sparblnf Der.
mibt. als He esffsrn suridtsbrte. nm
Rd ibrs Rlsiosr 3u tolsn, srrOlaie bic
MISUNDERSTANDING nit Der poli3et,
unb tur3 barauf au9 bic @erbuftung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

Wiliam unb - Smith, Nnoerfon
Str. 2nnbe.-@. 3. uno Cora Su.
ron, 46 Ressnt Ctr. 2nabs .-6srman
unb 1riula Sdane. 1918 2Odwoob
str. Rnabs. - Sobn 5. uno 8Ofe
5reeman, 3OO6 @eFt 0srmOnt Str,
3piQtnge. - gowin uno goith Dintsr,
3317 Nuro @apttol aue., Wdo4en.-
@iaiam 6. uno &sbscca 6arris, HOS
Of Is. Str, 2nabe.-8ert unb Bsifs
@iaaroIon. 1854 Sub Sainois Sir. a.,
3nabe. - @laeenee uno &utb WiQiams,
2038 Sbslbp Str. Wdo8sn. = @m.
uno Cora gOsus, 2709 gfpan Ctr.
Qnabe. - Don u. uno Ssifs NcRins
non. 900 Of IL. Str. Wdo6en. -
guarb uno 2ouiis Waro. 1909 Cor.
neil Aus., Mdo9sn.- WtQiam 5. unb
@utb Dalton, All Dsff Worris Str.
Rnabe. - gowaro u. une Beatrice
Gtttrif, 610 Roro SsmpIe Ape.. Wdo.
den. - Ct unb Wapms 8rap. 724
Gin Str. Wao9en. - German unb
Gertrude Yolisn. l247 Bridge Str.
WdpGsn. -Rop uno 2iuoa Odds, ll9
@reslsp Str., 2nabe.
Yefraut.
@hrif Rnopp-6risoa Sanislman.
Geo. 3. Wsper - @brifina 8raebner.
Wapne 70. Dunlap - Ratbarina q.
W. 2ssnan.
8alint Ripss-Warsit Sopio.
Samss U. prter-Sasel &. Garter.
0ehorbtn.
Sorotbp u. Smod, 4. 3S6 OR
South Str. - Sarab Wurpbp, SIS,
9iitle Sifsrs Of the poor. - 8eorgs
Oscar Sabu, 259 Noro Warman Aus.
German 9 GriB. "a. Is Noro HobIe
Str. - Granf 8. Barnes. 2, 10ll
Wusfin9um Ctr. - Ssnnie $aplor,
80, 5l4 Wet Is. Str.-Grane:s Dill.
Ter, 81. 7O7 @ilion Str. = Daniel
Wiliams. Sc. 6l7 Bright Str.
Samss 8. Sing, 81. 2G51 2ambsri
Str. Marsatst 6. @ilttp. 80. l109
pleafant Str. Diqinm Brpant. Is,
.2207 Danoes Str -Aienetb Sbowal.
ter, 81, 708 Snoiana Aue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
6atte S9mndia@en TN BeFt.

Sobn @ampbsa. 400 Snbiana 4us..
Der esffsrn bon ben Dstetttps Qtnnsr
uno Worgen berbaftet uuroe. mtrn
tiber Die 9srtunft sinss In isinsm Be-
fbs ~sefunoensn soloene1 Mrmbanoes,
iouis au6 elmer RIbsrnsn 8rOi&e. In
6orm elmer 2tbslIe. nit fleinen Dta.
mantsn beidt uno elmer 9rDben perls
beieBt, ndbere g%in3slnbeiten 3u er3db'
len baben. Die Brpi&e III tibrisens
anf Der &idIette qoloplattirt. st be.
,auptst bic S4mudla6en bon feinem
Wdo&sn erbaltsn su baben. CAB absi
ben @obnort bsfslbsn ni&t an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
&. .QYres & Go

pbilanoer 8. Sibaeralb on grant
q. 5isseralb. Got 2. Softer u. u.
Subj. 8beil ebsrman's aob.. 60 bel
157 JuB. berbehert. Wshisiis @apitol
abe.. faoli4 bon 81. Strabe. $10,s
600.
2emon 9. Warf on 6reb. o. St!Ib
u. H.. 2Ots 81 unb 63, Miner's Subj.
8beil SprinqbaIe Abb., 81 "a bel -
Sub. baeant. noro6fIi&e gde Rou.
Lamb uno Tacoma Mpe. 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

3 auerIaubn 81
Girff uniteo Bretbren @bur1, RirGe,
ct. Clair Str. unb part Npe. A.,
$13, 000.-O. &. Draper, Wobnbaus,
gmtng Str. $1,000. -6arrp psrrp,
Gunoament. 81. Str, $50. - 5reb
S4moe, Reparaturen, gde Nsu Dori
Str. unb 2innerp Mue.. $300.-@li3a-
beth @ooi, @obnbaus, 237 Morb abbt.
ION Str, $500. - Wartba 6ooper,
WObnbaus. Siuiiou Str. $l400.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
Decentralization.

Der 30er unterfibunesbsrsin, iomis
aud Der 20er unterftbun9sueretn,
b%sranfaltstsn esifsru gu gbren ibrss
lansidbrtssn Wttglieoss 5rau s.
g 9atel, TIM 6auie Der Grau Greo.
S&utt, 1112 Wooblatpn Npe., eins
Abf3isbspartie. Srau S4atel rsif
ndmli9 ibrsm @attsn, Der NIT oel
5trma gd6oufe Bros. bon bier nod
Cincinnati bsrsog. mad. Disle @df'
batten R& eingefunoen. uno biele I'm.
benton tpurosr Der i9siosnoen 6rsun'
bin berebrt. 6rau S4atel motnt'
friiber 1918 Blaine Mbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
@rnnbeisenthums uebertrasunesn

gupers anb Snbshmsnt COMPANY
on Charles $. abam. Cots ], 2 uub
8. 6olanb's Subbibiion. &obion u.
u. abolition, 100 BET 40 5ub, psrs
beKert. norb6Rli&e Gds 2aSale unb
N.m Oort Str. $500.
Sames u. Riee on Stella g. I'm.
berion, 2ote 5 unb 6, Oanbss' Sub.
bip;Ron. NubsnIoi 1919. bsrbsRert, psff.
Ii6e Settle Der Wsf Str, fholid bon
Wc@artp Str. $4,000.
college 6ights &ealip gombunp on
6arrist' 2saso. Cots 8 biz 6, Blud 8.
S6oHeIo u. u. ADDITION. ALL bet
14O SUB isbs. bueant. tusHli&s Settle
Der WariinbaIs aps., nbrOli& bon %.
Str. $4,000.
gmma Ganburn on Burf Wap,
Got 116 unb SbeiI bon Got lis. Ebso.
Wspsr's addition. 37t BET 100 GuB,
berb., Wsfieits Der Waoifon Abenus.
n5roIi9 bon Sailer Str. $4,000.
Sobn :. 8ladmsa on NIice 6arris
u. 81. Got 81. Wilsp II. u. Guboibi.
Hon, Outlet 10. Is bel 100 SUB, bsrb.
OHfsits Der 6apette Str, r6rbIi& bon
WaInut Str. $1400.
Sobn 6. Somilton IN Sobn g.
@o1rane, Got 81 uno She'll bon IS,
2enuoob parf abolition. Al BET 1872
SUB. psrb.. WsfIsite Der GapitOl ab..
n6roli& bon 33. Ctr. $4,000.
Warp Bronion u. u. an Sobn 6.
6amilton. basieIbe. 81. 81
Rart6a u. shraber on Samss q.
BaiIep, 8bsil norbmefli9ss Diertel
Section IA. Sibp. Is. &anae 2, bal.
ben Ader, Wapne 8fbp. $500.
8pron ID. Sonss an 6irant 6.
graig. 8beiI Sect. 33. Sfbp. Is,
&anae 8. Wabns Sfbp. 5000.
@sorae Woors on Meranosr g.
@rimans. Got 267. Oale u. y. Got
Bart abb., 40 bel lbs SUB, bsrbsKert,
Offsite SsmpIe Nus.. ihoIi& bon 9etu
Oorf Ctr. $3.50.
Dennis 8. @olbsn IN Ssnrp 8.
poshler. Got 81. 8lod 8. geatp's
abb, 81 BET l41.7 6ub. tpeflide
Settle bon Sbslbp Str, n6rblia bon
Napmonb Str. $3.50.
emma Werbe Ii. Il, on 5reberida
Dorm, 2ots 81 unb IS. aIpres South
Werioian Ctr. Mob., &c &c Bet ITO
CUB, usfline Settle Der Union Str,
n6rbIi1 Der AbIsr Ctr. $500.
grnf %. BIosmtsr or, .Weaie W.
6srris. Got 8 In 5rant's g: Meribian
Ctr. Abb 80 BET 90 6ub. 6srbsRert.
Horbfeite Der Rar&er Ctr, 6flia bon
Werioinn Ctr. 81. 600.
gliiba 8. Doll an Robert g. Ben.
nett. Got 8 In Gibbons Subj. 8Iod
%. Jobuion grbsn abb, 40 BET 129
CUB. bsrbsKert. Oafeite Der college
Mpe., rbrbli& bon 10. Str. SIS, 900.
Nartin sW. Nansfislo an @barIes
g. Wurb. 8heil bon Got Is. Itttns
u. u. rlniperfip pfaee aoottion, so
bel 289 6ub. bacant. u.flt9e Settle
Der pennipluanta Strabs, n6rbli& bon
33. Str. $3.50.
sReafon o. Sanders on DiIiam 6.
Stebenfon u. u, Got 4. Bruce's Sub.
8ruee's Nob.. 40 bet 1872 CUB, baeant.
Offsite Central spe. iioli& bon "a.
etrabe. 81. 800.
Seize 8. pri&ett on E~enisIbsn, 2ots
, l uno 2, bieielbs eubbibiRcn, 40 bet
, 1872, paeant. SO 600.
l @tIbelm Wspsr on gela Z. See,
> She'll Got Sc. 6let&er's 2. BrootRoe
, soo.. so bet 200 5ub. berbeFert,
Worbisite l8. strabe, uefli9 bon
sRuraI etrabe. 81. 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
%1fcbturrrr Uruum.
Cine 1.nrr,unrtrtr Gr1ffnatsn

GrGulein 2aura bat Dem 2prifs,
Sulorei6 Donneidm auf feline feuri.
gen 2ie1esbetbsusrunsen einen sier.
li9en aorb uussebdnoigt. Sn fir6s
terIiAer @rreguns 5iebt 9ulorei9 ieir
MeFer. lin 9immels tpiGer,
treif9t 2auya, ntObten sic ii9 ni9t!
Sd erbOre Sie!"-vS9On," fagi
6ulbrei9 uno flappt Sas MeFer tpie.
ser gu = niibrigens pplte i9 Bios Der
9leiitift gu einem 4bi9ieosaehiht
fpisen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

albert @etteI, 1891 Ref
Widiean Str, unb 6rant @oolsn,
GA @oncorb Str.. tusl&e angsbiid
einsm @enoHen 5 Gents abaupumpsn
ssba2ien, nod @erweiesruns bes Dor.
i&uRes aber ibrsn Hreunb berbaueu
babe1 iollsn, tuurben Dol, ben Raolern
Nulen uno 0oa berbaftst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
...NpreS Bulletin.
8ldnfet

8enn Sic beabfd'isen cine Babe
&Obe fur einen Sreunb ODER Ser
panbten gu MAIDEN, 70 lit es bobe 8eit
Den Blanfet gu iaufen ba oieielben
f6nsl abgeben.
10 bel 4 baumpolene 8lantets in
fancb Streifen ODER semirfelt, in
blau, braun, tan, beIblau, srau,
ROTH ODER beinabe irsenb cine Sarbe,
oas Yaar. ST Is
IL bel A fancD baumuolene 8oben
8lantets, sewirfelt unb seitreift,
bas Yaar. 81 .35
~ BEL 9OsOuise beutf@e baummonene
8obsn, in fInf beridiebenen Mu>
tern, feds Sarben in iebem Seiin,
$500, 50 25........ SO so
-8aiement, @eff Sang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

I ii 9 ttses m E n t.
miro ais beipdbrtes 9ausmittel seger
@beumatismus, @errenfung, 2abmbeit
II. +. ~, ansetpenoet. Die leioenot
STEELE miro suerit nit faltem @afel
uno einem 2uffui6pamm gut f%rottiri
unb bietuuf tii9tis eingerieben. Mur
pieoe.9ple 0ies oreimal bes Sdges.
GtdJ,urrrr Oraattt.
q q n: yOu bait biefe Ha9i
entieBli9 geIt0bnt = mas trdumte
Dir nur?"-9 a e: vS9redliG
mars: Sd erbielt gum 9eburtstaa
cine S6reibmaf9ine uno elm Nutomps
bil."-@ q n: .Was piuit gu
oenn mebr9"-@ q E: ,Sa, aber
i9 fpnte our6aus auf ser S9reib=
mai9ine fa6ren uno nit Dem 4utel
f6ret5en!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

German @oeaer's SaIe,
Sibpeit @de Hoble unb Marfet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

2ocaLsD stterbert@t I.
S6Dn unb etpaS fdIter beute Nadt
Iittpod, i45n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
GrfGltunsen In eineri Sage at inrirel

gebme Laxative Bromo Quinine SabIetten.
Mpotbefer e~rifatten baS @elo 3uriid penn bic
BUR febIiGIdst. 6. SO. Groves Sisnatur
auf ieber S4a1teI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

@btcasp, 81. @onenber.
SIR Snbiana: SIM Gugentetnen i3on
beute abenb unb Rittpo4; ettpas tdlter
beute Na9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
metferbert@t.

EUR "a etnnosn enO.nO , upr mOrssHs. rs. ROpbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
Recommendations.

ItermometerIfarn.
S56fe Semperatur go @rat
4iebrtgSfe deMperatur. ...... 81
u. Z. SIbtbe,
Sections Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

W erlanet - Sunsens fir Gepei6eubieuf. 0uter
~ 2cbu. Amerirau Etftriet Teegrapb Co., 2l
Sprh Weribian etraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

al permistben. 11Z A6er eutes @artenIanb,
= gutes San3, sfaaung seeoen9ebaaoe unb
Dinh<N hbIs. cine Msils iueRIi9 BON oausppins an
Ri9teon Gtrabe. grant 8ieeeimaner.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23

A Georgia Love Song.
Don't you be a-sighin'
At the blizzard when II blows.
Love is in the garden
A-dreamin' OF rosel
Don't you see the daisy
shinin' with the cewY
Don't you hear violet
A-sayin' things TO your
springtime Is comm
An sorrows on the wing,
Listen for minute
An a mockin' bird will sing
Atlanta Constitution.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23
NENzyV NOIllIaSsWsstern
..ss.s....-, Schedule in Effect
D,cemJT9. 1905.
LEAVE FARMvILLE DAILY.


NORTH AND EAST.
No Is. No 6. No. 4.
437 n. m. 1913 m. 5sZ D. m.
SOUTH AND WEST
No II. No. 8. No. 3.
1913 n. 3.2s p. m. 1898 .. m.
No. l5.-For Roanoke Bristol. Buefed Column
bus and principal stations Seepers to
Bristol and Roanoke 10 Columbus. Cafe
car connects at East Radfoni with through
seepers Tor New Orleans and Memphis
Dining car ,
No. 3.-For Roanoke. Fast Radforl Bristol
parlor car 90 Roanoke sleeper 10 Knox
Vile Pullman sleeper Roanoke 10 Column
bus. Bluefed 10 Cincinnati cafe car
No. O. For Lynchhurg. Roanoke and intennfa
late stations. -.
No. g. For Petersburg. Richmond. NoriolN
Pullman sleeper 10 Richmond and nor
folk.
No. For Petersburg. Norfolk. Richmond ana
intermediate stations. Pullman pariofea
10 Norfolk.
No. Local for Petersburg and Richmond. 0oh-
meets At Petersburg for Norfolk.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23
VERSE OF THE DAY.
Iowa the Corn Queen

An angel came 70 earth one oaJ'
And, seeking every state.
To each he gave little giit
OF value small or great
An ore. a mineral OF gem
with colors like the morn:
To Iowa he only gave
4 single grain Of corn.
But while her sister states displayed
Their gold or silver bright,
Their Jumps OF lead or copper red
or coal as black as night,
She plowed her fertile acres up
And IN the mellow mold
She planted IN the balmy spring
Her seed OF living gold.
II sprouted In the crystal rain
And ripened In the sun.
II gave her back million grains
Where she had sown but one.
II cleared away the tangled wood
And turned the idle wheel.
And swelled the seas OF commerce hlBn
With streams Of yellow meal.
a mighty state Is Iowa,
Her fame has Travelled far
No fairer lands than hers are seen
Beneath the western star.
And. source Of all her wealth and power
Upon her shield is borne
Below the eagle and the scroll.
A sheaf OF golden corn
-Leslle's Weekly.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23
The Trail.

The call comes. strong and insistent.
Out Of the West: "Oh. bark!
Follow through rail and sun the trail
Blazed by Lewis and Clark
On with the blanket and saddle.
Ride like the devil possessed.
Swift on the way by night and day,
Hit the trail TO the West
Sting OF the wind in our faces.
Crunching Of hoofs on sand
Whate'er beude. pause not. but ride
Straight to the promised land.
Whiteness OF sails on the ocean.
Cleaning Of sold In the hills.
Glory OF grain on the harvest vain,
Curling Of smoke from the mills.
on with the saddle and blanket.
Kindle our hearthfires spark
Here's all hail 20 the westward TRAN,
Blazed by Lewis and Clark
A. A. LlNDSLEf.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23

7. NJ. X. TALBOT. General Manager.
1'IDhwATER ~ WESTERN kAILRUAr.
Time Table Ia effect dondny May y.
nM. Between Farmyi.le aud Ri,hmondy
MOseley and southern K. Il.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23
Hands.

Sing FOR with hands.
One thumb and four fingers apiece.
They build the temples Of Egypt and
Greecel
Sing for In many lands
Are things Of use and beauty seen,
That without hands had never been
Without skilled hands!
White hands. def hands.
No lily is moro lovely. no.
Nor can the swan more graces show
That lady's arm commands
o strength as Of a giants grip
o nrmness meet 20 steer a ship!
O sWart male hands.
Frank hands. free hands.
when shall ms little ones grow great
And clasp such huge ones for their mate'
Who thinks. who understands.
How hands Of soldiers and OF kings.
Ana all those by princessss waved.
Were once a baby's hands and craved
For jangling toys and shining thingsf
T Surge Moore. In The Academy.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23
Oft in the Silly Night.

Oft In the Silly Night
Oft In the Silly night
Ere slumber's chains have bound me,
Soft breezes bring the smell
OF frying onions round me;
Oh. have planted Jasmine shrubs
And there are roses blooming
Beneath my window. but get
No hint Of their perfuming:
OFT IN the stilly night
Ere Siumber's chains have bound me.
Soft breeEes bring the smell
OF frying onions round me.
Houston Post.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Co
Schedule IN Eject Jan. 7, 1906.
rains leave iyn, hburg as follows.
NChTHBOUND.


ld5 q. M. Daily No. -. Washington and o.,,,,
e.Icin t.Lnitui. .nir Pullman lfain f,r NJ
fion and points hu. OBJ 4Id bat.
..... nt ga .s % 1000 VI. hin.,,, .
go Past. a's.I.r $3.50 .ias coaches. "'''
800 a.il It.s. 800 %. Sew fort and Adj.
.r,sa aio.., % Aa.hi..i.n. ''''1''A
% j. Doc. i....ls. ..o. ..i how York and IA.
it,... tur M..iinsf.. ais. ti.e l.,.f -"
"a. h..- DaIs t.,...i Alutda. Ma 30 @,
. PIN Imi.d. lu l.ii, co.orart.'..., '''i''
.ansnt i,.ai aH.l stare. i,-,n s.i.rrs .ri a.
.H..sn. b.e.sa.io. c. o.. ol.u ron ''
ID a. m. lr.l5. $50 80 Ior Ma.lingto, .,., b.
fni,. ..I, ai., .u.s
t'a f. n. liig ho o. fuf Wa.h,ngfon .,.li.
.n...-.., .lA..o... ,....... COS I'd tb.ri..'..' M
o.. fh,. alt.Io anI Ghu ...,l sfI 80 . '''.'
iuia 4.a.. ''''
go %. f.. Dl lv. no. M Pas Nsu a.. ".
gion anl 100 points f-st
Uiu o.. 44 5aily. ho. s.. Washinot,o ami Al,
l.nnr-l. Ss, i.cr, 20 New Noik
lu- g.. m Dliy 80 40. for Gharlltter,iue a.
.f,rnoii4.e ...t.oas
. uT4RCtNo
,
i@-' Do IT, i.'.s 30. ~ Ns" FORK and Atlanta
'Api'.n ''. i'ta T" '"'ul'iD1a' Va. and FIRST
''",'" 20 H'''i''l' D1i7t oieeping Cars
" "' 'i'5 p li.'i"s anu '"tHidaSa los An
|''- '"il i'i", 4" !" ,siout change
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23

iondays Daily *. Iaiiyes
only sun. a MOn. stations. sun.
A. NJ. A. N. Nv. Ar. Pm.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23
Respite.

htopIlt,
Come kindly sleep. from thy far home OF
peace.
And help me steal a little time from life
For happiness. The storm encrOaches not
Where thou art-nor the ugliness OF
strife.
They war I'LL death these two strange
souls OF mine:
Their hate hath blackened yesterday
to-day.
Give me good Lethe's cup. thrice blessed
sleep;
I will forget tomorrow while / may.
Mildred l. McNeal. in Century.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23
Twilight.

When twilight falls and all the land is
still
The purple shadows steal across the hill
And one lone star above a pine trees
crest
Grows ever brighter. while from out It's
nest
There breaks the low cry OF the whip-poor-
Will.
And softly steals the lRdened hush. until
Fen winds list DER the fields Of daffodil.
They all day wafted-'tis 80 sweet 10 rest
when twilight falls
Let not one drop Of this rare nectar spill,
But with the beryl wine your goblet MI.
Drink with me. Love. the golden Of the
west.
For all Is made for love. and love Is best
And oh, the wonder Of the moments thrill
When twilight falls
Thomas S. Jones Jr. In N. Y. Times.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23

VIII wait AT Chester until g.fj "A. ~. fol
\. e.. l.. 800 train from Richmond.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23

LIIIU VI I1IN INTEIs
Where are the greenest fields ana whers
The sweetest winds that ever blew.
And where has Hope excluded Care?
Wherever I may be with you.
Where Is the fair and sacred land
That holds my loyalty IN fee7
Where may lead you by the hand
And go the way you choose for me.
s E Kiser In Chicago Record Herald
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-23

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The Bee and the Bard.

The BEG and inc bhTu.
The bee Is a busy fellow;
No drone Is he.
In his Jacket of black and yellow
He goes and gathers honey.
When the days are long and sunny
To store in his treasury
For you and me.
The bard Is a lazy fellow;
A drone is he
(Grum face or PunchinelloD
And yet he gathers honey.
BE the days sad or sunny,
And stores II like the bee
For you and me.
N. Y. Sun.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-24
EFFECTUAL PRAYER.

No Christian believer, the most mature saint
has ever yet exhausted relatively to the i'm
mensey grand promises of Gods Word, very much
tested and improved the possibilities of prayer
Prayer is the mightiest weapon, and the most eff
clent instrument that the Almighty has placed in
the hands of men. There is not in Nature any dy-
manic force equal in reach and effectiveness to the
power OF prayer. The lightnings the whrl-winds
the tides and the magnetic storms cannot begin to
cause in the realm of the natural what the simple
prayer of little child may accomplish in the sphere
of the spiritual.
The Bible, from its earliest page to its closing
chapter assumes, demands, encourages, illustrates
and tulfls prayer. 1t is impossible to be Chris
tan at all without praying; it is impossible to be
good Christian-a Christian with whom the world is
obliged to reckon-without praying often and earn
e'tly Prayer is as needful for the supply of the
spirits wants as bread is for the body. Prayer i'm
all circumstances is help. Prayer and provender
hinder no mans journey" Prayer pays. The man
who prays is always in the truest sense successful
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-24
THE FRIENDSHIP OF CHRIST.

The close friends of Christ have found no other in
huence in their life strong His precious friend
ship in forming and Transforming their lives Con
tInualy before them in all its purity and spotless-
ness, in all its strength and hcroism in all its gen
tleness and beauty, that fair life has shone a pat
tern IN the mount, let down from heaven. brought
close to them, and winning them by its loveliness
The vision has hung before them continually, and
has lifted them up. No who has had Christ for
friend, in any true, real vital sense has failed
to be blessed by Him in the way of growth into no
bier, richer life.
Gentle, sympathetic, strong human friendships can
do much for us. You tell me how in your life
IN some time Of grief certain friends came TO YOU
and how by their sweet sympathy, their quiet peace
their strong comfort, they helped YOU through some
valleys OF shadows. But tell me, rather what
Christ did for you in your hours of sorrow When
the shadows hung over your home, when your heart
was bowed in grief, when a life dearer to YOU than
your own hung trembling in the balance when at
last death came and your heart was broken, what
was Christ to you then? Was He not precious to
you in those dark experiences? We find the best
things of Christs grace and love only in es expert
ences Of trial.. r. miller, D. D,
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-24
PRAYER.

Almighty and mercifu Father, from whom comes
every precious gift, thank Thee for all that we
have known of Thy fatherly care and goodness Thou
dldst not spare Thy Son but gavest Him up for
us all. Withhold not the gift which Jesus
promised the Comforter, the Spirit of truth and pow
er. Prepare our hearts, God, to welcome Him
GIVE us grace that may make ready for the heav-
emily guest Enkindle in a sincere desire for
holiness and may we strive for it with all our might
Meet then. the desire which Thou hast kindled make
strong our feeble striving transform by Thy quick
ening power Change us into the glorious image of
my Son and mt us for the vision of Thysef Amen
Toronto PresbyteridH
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-24
TAIT's BIBLE CLASS STUDIES.

For number of years Mr.. James TAFT, of Nor
folk, who has large Bible class in the Client Church
has been publishing his Sunday school lessons for
the year in book form, and placing a copy in the
hands of each member of the class. Certain text
books on doctrine, history biography and church
government are all furnished the class and discus
regular lessons. n manual of questions for the
year is also furnished the pupil. We give a speci-
men lesson from the question book
Shorter CatechiSm-Question 81 80.
Regular international Lesson.
The Election of Gracc-Pages 10 and II.
Is Gods election based upon His foresight of the
repentance and faith of the sinner?
Why not?
What first necessary for salvation and from
whom do they come?
Explain then, why faith and repentance can
not be the ground Gods choice for salvation?
What is the proNimate end of election?
What is its ultimate end?
Prove this from the Scriptures
What does Paul call election in Romans NJ 3?
Where is the glorious character of our election?
Did Lord Himself make this doctrine so clear
that His hearers understood it?
Did all who heard Him believe it?
Can expect every to receive il i'm faith?
As theology deals with the nature of the infinite
God, must there not be mysteries in it which our
finite minds cannot understand?
What does Iophar say in job ri. rs?
What just and wise rule is given in the Bible for
our conduct in this and other matters?
What did Daniel Webster say in this connection?