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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
Prospect

December 10, 1905.
Mr.. Barnette Brightvell of Lynch
burg, has recently accepted a position
with Messrs. f.. :. Taylor IL Go.
Capt. w. f. Connor, Of Blueheld.
is on visit TO his home people.
Miss Minnie Osborne, who ha, been
spending quite a while i'm New York,
has returned nome.
Mr.. Edward Lewis. who has been
working at Petersburg, has accepted
position with r.. j. Carter.
supervisor r. Lee Price has let "a
contract for extending public road
from Prospect TO Tuggle.
Mr.. r. II. Garden is in Lynchburg
on business.
Mr. aud Mrs. T. :. Tweedy, have
returned home from Richmond.
There will be am entertainment al
Prospect High School on the night of
Tuesday. December. -, given by The
Little Helpers.
Miss LeliaArmi,tead. Of Lynchburg,
is visiting Mrs. q W Nenable.
Supt. J. II. Davis visited the school,
I'm this neighborhood last week.
Mis-, Connie Osborne. who has been
visiting relatives in Norfolk, ha, re-
turned home.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
CnlOnlal YlraInla.

The story of Colonial days in Viz
giuia D., one Of the romance tales ofthe
doing, OF El gli,h speaking people.
The IIme--Dispatch in undertaking
Dprint Che history Of this period seri-
a.ly as 10 did sunday. December 10th,
andwIll thereafter for twenty-fiveSun-
days. makes am unusual contribution
Co knowledge and the enjoy nent Of
ODE people of Virginia Every man,
woman, boy and girl in Virginia
should read the story Of our wonder
ill beginnings If possible, every
child ia The public schools in the State
should be supplied with the Sunday
nmes-DIspatch while this history is
being printed. The feature is such an
expensive one that few newspapers
would undertake it, but il is in keep
ing with many things done by this
paper for the educational uplift OF
Virginia.
The Iimes-Dispatch is one Of the
great newspapers of America. 1t Is au
Institution of the whole State, and
with its Industrial section holding up
TO the world The great material oppOr'
laoIdes that we have its constructive
power for the Development Of the
state cannot he measured.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
4 came Supper.

Two days during the latter part Of
last week Dr. W. +. Anderson spent
at the old homestead in Dinwiddie
county hunting with friends Of his
boyhood days. He was lucky IN find
ing an abundance of game and brought
with him home quantity consisting
Of quail, turkey, woodcock and, not
least of all, 'pos,um These he had
prepared ON saturday TO suit and
please the most luxuriou, taste of an
epicurean, and invited a number OF
his gentlemen friends to join him
around the table laden with the deli
cate and tempting yiands. The even
ing was enioyably spent boy the Doc
tors friends who will wish for him
the same success and pleasure in hi,
future sporting expeditions as was
had in this.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
OUR RURAL FRIENDS.

Love land is spreading.
Notote 90 per cent. Of the milk
produced in Dis country is made into
butter. lhe other 90 per cent. oeing
sold or uscl or family consumption.
lna nccnt report 1t was stated that
There ar m lle tnited States thirty
states thu are prominently engaged
n daIry.a. l these states there are
over 32lm exclusively dairy farms,
and in louaj numbers four million
other farms on which there is some
da.piug done.
The msD who claims that it costs no
more o. keep pu e-br COW than il
does scrub. makes mistake. II
does cost more % keep pure-bred, If
s.ei,a h.ty Irodu er. At the On
ala eAl eminent station last year the
COW that gave the largest milk yield
est fs7. ior her feed. while the low
e,tprolucer va, only t2212. But the
hest COW gave profit of SllS.1s over
tae cost of food while the income from
The scrub vas only Sss.4O.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
Notes From Buckingham.

Dee. is. 'ut.
Mcssr,. II. 3. Dierd0H and 5. A..
Riddle. OF Columbus. Ohio. were Che
guest, Of Mr. Edward Lakeland last
week
There viii be Xmas tree 40 smyrna
Church on the afternoon of the 25ih.
We are indeed sorry 90 hear Of the
sudden illness of llr. ~. g.. Eicau. and
hope for his speedy recovery
Mr. Chas. Baughan. who has been
sick for some time. i- improving
superintendent Twyman visited
oak Grove school last week and
seemed pleased with Che progre-, of
the pupils.
The marriage Of Mr. Willie Da,.,
and Miss Anna Allen WiI take place
at the home of the bride on Thursday
evening at 3 o'clock
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21

learn Co laugh a good laugh D..
better than medicine. Learn how 60
tell a story. a well told story is "a
welcome sunbeam Do a sick room. The
world is too busy 90 care about your
ills and sorTows. Learn Co keep your
own troubles to yourself Learn TO
stop croakiug lfyou cannot see amy
good in the world, keep the bad 90
yourself Learn 90 hide your aches
and pain under pleasant smiles Few
care whether you have the earache
headache or rheumatism Don't cry.
Tears DO well enough in novels, but
are out OF place in real life. Learn To-
meet your friend, with @ smile. s.
good humored man or woman is al
ways welcome, but The dyspeptic is
not wanted anywhere. and is a nui-
sance as well Above all. give pleas
ure. You viii pas, through This
world but once.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
ANOTHER SOUTHERN OUTRAGE.

.fr0m Ina kansas l'ff r.aII
Kansas. the battle-ground OF the
pr0-slayery and anu-,Iayery forces,
has been for decades one of the most
pronouncedly as,erliye communities
I'M the North for the civil rights of tine
negro and electoral equality between
the races. But the negro population
of Kan-a, has increased al rapid
rate. especially boo the eastern and
southern counties. kansas today has
It's race problem as certainly as any
state of the South. THE separate
school for Che negroes i- being ag'iaied
in more than "a dozen cities OF The
state Superintendent J. J.. Dayh0n
has been q strong and persistent adV0-
cate of the separate school system and
declares that Doe VIII ask the Legisla-
ture t0 pas. q lass authorizing separate
schools. That the Legislature will
pass such % law is probable. The de-
mand for legislation i- Widespread
throughout the State wherever the
proportion of c0lorei population BIS
large. Legislation on Che subject
would prove beneficial ll would re-
move the question from politics, dis
pense with unnecessary agitation and
settle the problem with little friction
and ill-feclIng between One races. II
the act should bee passed DO undoubtci-
lv would be conditioned io meet local
requirements.
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RUFFlN IS RECAPTURED.
will be Returned to Prince Edward
and Given SDgedy Trial.

William Rulin, alias Jesse huilni
colored. is once more in custody. He
was recaptured Tuesday morning at
williamson. Hunt county, y. c., and
the sheriff of Prince Edward imme-
diaicly notified. The sheriff Of Hunt
county, y. G., wired here that Ruilin
had acknowledged That ne was want
ed at Farmyille.
Ruilin is charged with being one Of
the four negroes who ON the night OF
June 9Th last entered the store Of John
Grubb. az ruggle, this county, muir
dered, robbed and burned the body Of
the aged postmaster and storekeeper.
lie was captured not long after the
crime in Hartford county. y. G., and
taken TO Lyuchburg jail for safe keep
ing. lie escaped jail on the eve OF his
trial by saving through the bars Of
his cell. Two other bad prisoners es-
capped through the same opening. He
escaped ON the night of September
18th. and a reward Of 500 was at once
offered for his apprehension and re-
turn 90 Prince Edward county. Ac-
tive and constant detective work has
been prosecuted for the re-capture of
Runin. but not until Tuesday bad the
slightest clue been obtained. The ar
rest al WILLIAMSON will bee gratifying
news TO an who know Of the brutal
murder.
Mas,ie Hill The negro now i'm Jail
charged with being one Of the quar-
tette in the crime, and who Ina, con-
fessed the part he took, was told Of the
recapture OF Runin. He exclaimed,
"Thank God q. He then asked his
informant if De thought it would help
him. ami was told TO stick to the truth.
/ Hill will give States evidence which
may rebound 20 The saving of his life
from the gallows.
twill be recalled that RulIn when
first I'm custody. acknowledged having
been at Tuggle all day of the date Of
the crime, and this with other admis-
,ions and testimony easily at the COM
mand of the Commonwealth. make n
strong case against him.
sheriff Dickinson left here Wednes-
dav morning ior Richmond TO obtain
requi,ition upon the Governor of
| North Carolina for Runiu. lie reach
ca Raleigh late Wednesday night,
and will not Doe able TO return here
with his prisoner probably before the
midnight train tonight
Commonwealth Attorney Wat
kins say, that a special term Of the
. Court will be asked for TO give Ruiliu
a speedy trial. aud this will no doubt
be done during the month Of January
II is reported That Ruilin, after Ibis
escape from the Lynchburg Jail, fled
10 North Carolina, where he commit
ted another crime for which he was
arrested. The North Carolina author
titles. 1t is said. are willing that he
he brought back TO Virginia for trial
first and it is rather likely that be
will not DE allowed ihe opportunity Of
going back.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
General Organization Of Farmers.


At the recently held Convention of
the American Federation OF Labor at
Minneapolis. there were present many
representatives Of the American society
of Equity, an organization Of farmers
for the purpose Of regulating the price
Of farm products. These two associa-
tions have formed a fraiernal alliance,
which promises significant results.
Each society pledges the other to use,
a. far a. possible, the products OF the
other to the exclusion of all PRODUCERS
not i'm the alliance. This farmers or
eanizaiion is rapidly growing In lDe
states Of Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois,
Wisconsin. Minnesota, Nebraska
Kansas and Mich gan. Teyas also
has such a union, tlou-h independent
of the larger one, NUMBERING itissaid,
10000 amers; the interstate organi-
zation has 26s. 900 memlers. The plan
of the farmers is ito eliminate the
board # trade specula'or aud the COM
mission merchant nd sell dnect to
t1e consumer aud thus 10 tenelit
both producer and colstmer by en-
abling the one 10 receive a far price
TO. his labor and tie other to escafe
The extortions 4 the middle man.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21


section President and Nice-Pre-i-
dent. The President shall preside at
all meetings. conduct them by a for
NAL order Of business and shall per
form the other dutie, usually belong
ing 20 thi, Office. ln ease of hi, alb
seuce or disability. these duties shall
be performed by the Nice-President,
or by the other officers 10 their order.
The Vice President shall hold him
self ready Co assist the President in
any way
section Tile Secretary shall keep
a correct record of AID meetings, shall
receive. read 20 The Association and an
swer an letter. aud papers relating to
the Association. shall keep a correct
list Of members, aud attend TO all 9th
er business of the Association relating
to its membership and its documents.
lie shall make a written report Of the
years transaction, al the annual meet
ing.
Section 3.-The Treasurer shall re-
ceiye. collect. hold aud pay out all AS
ISOLATION moneys subject 10 the EN-
ecutive Committee.
Section There shall be Library
Committee consisting OF the Librarian
as chairman. the President of the As
ISOLATION and one other member Of the
Executive Committee to decide upon
regulations controlling the distriou-
ton of books and the necessary pro-
lection Of the library property. The
Librarian will be responsible for the
custody and management Of the books.
Article Order Of Business.
I. Meeting called TO order.
.. Reading Of minutes and Secre-
tary's report.
Report Of Treasurer.
4. Report Of COMMITTEES.
D. old business.
Is. New business.
r. Discussion of various subjects of
interest.
Article 3. Committee ON Publicity.
There shall be Committee on Pub
Lefty consisting Of three members
whose duty it shall be 10 keep the
| public informed of the progress OF the
work OF the Association.
CHARTER MENRERs.
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Angela, Mis-
NJ. y. Blandy, Mrs. Bullock, Mrs
. Clark, Mrs. Cox. Mrs. j. A. Davidson
Mrs. j. A. Davis, Mr>. Dillon, Mis-
A. B. Digger. Mrs. r. y. Foster Mrs
/ M. Gill. Mrs. Gillian, Mr.. Yer
non ellis. Ms. Garland, Mrs J. J.
Hart. Mrs. Hall. Mrs Hackctt, Miss
lM W. halliburton. Mrs. -allie f
4 Hunt Mrs. J. IL. Lewis, Mrs. Lind
sew. Mrs. Millidge, Mr,. :. W.Pauleit
Dr.. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. j. J.. Pumey
Mrs. Rice. Mr.. Geo. Richardson, MI,
smith. Mr.. ~outhall, Mrs. Spencer
Mrs. ". p. Venable, Mrs $. W. Wat
kins. Mrs. John Watkins, Mrs. Wells
/ Mrs. Wilk-, Mrs. J. J.. Wilson, Mrs
Wood. Miss VI. ~. G.. Woodruff, Mrs
+ Young
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.
Don't Mistake the Cause Of Your Troubles
A Farmyille Citizen Shows How 10
Cure Them.


Many people never suspect their Kid
neys. II suffering from a lame, weak or
aching back they think that II Is only
a muscular weakness; when urinary
trouble sets IN they think IL will soon
correct ITSELF And so IL is with all the
other symptoms Of kidney disorders.
That is just where the danger lies.
You must cure these troubles or trey
lead 20 diabetes or Brights disease.
The best remedy 10 use is Doan's Kid
ney Pills. 10 cures all ills which are
caused by weak or diseased kidneys.
famville people testify to permanent
cures.
W. H. palmore. salesman Of the
iarmvilie Commercial Co., residing
on Main street. says: am very favor
ably impressed wi h DOan's Kidney
Pills. ] saw them highly recommend
cd and got box az II. &. Crute &
Co.'S, drug store They proved very
satisfactory and cleared up my kidney
secreiious which had troubled me for
some time. They also relieved me Of
my Dackache. After the gratifying
experience / had with the use of DOan's
Kidney Pills ! can recommend them
as a remedy of merit.n
For sale 10y all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Miiburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
TRAINED Nurse

$40 Whom 10 May Concern: / am a
trained nurse of niue years experience
f1 hospitals and private cases, and for
fte benefit of the people Of Farmyille
/ wish you would publish my exper'-
s8ee With the cod liver oil preparation
called \iuol.
.l va, completely Frustrated from
o,ework. I had no appetite, could
no. sleep. my kidneys, liver and bow
s.s becsme Inactive, and as l grew
weaker. could not retain either medi-
cine OF food on my stomach, and raised
blood. The doctor, said my condition
ua, critical and / would probably die.
"As 1 had seen NluOl prescribed for
ms patient, with such remarkable re-
suits. 1 decided 90 Try itmyself. After
the tits. bottle began 10 improve. l
continued it> use. and soon began to
sleeu and eat well. every organ in my
hodv was strengthened aud became
normal until 10 seemed good to he
alive and I was restored 10 perfect
health and strength.
IL believe Vino. g., the most potent
snd delicious cod liver oil preparation
and tonic ieblilder in the world, and
Do is such a blessing 90 he able 10 take
into the system al. the body building
and medicinal elements OF col liver
OBJ without The nau~eating. greasy oil
ITSELF
81 advise an my patients who need
strength, rich, red blood, and flesh
tissue 90 take Nin0l, as il IS 50 far SUI
per0r 90 0id-fashi0ned cod liver oil
emul,i0ns. OF other touic,." Elizabeth
". CremOud Trained Nurse, Boston,
Mass.
ln FamyIlle We sell Ninol on posi-
iiNe guarantee 90 return money II Il
fails. III. e.. Crute. Druggists
N0TE.-W bile we are sole agents FOR
Fmoi iu Famville. il isnOw for sale
aiite leading drug store in nearly
every town and city ~ the country
Lo0A fJr the NinOl agency in your
i1an.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
Abilene


Weare sorry 10 note that our school
teacher, Miss Burroughs has resigned
the Abilene school, and We will not
have any more school here this winter.
a few years ago we had a nice graded
school. and now we haven't any at all.
There will be a Christmas tree al
Beulah NJ. +. church Friday morning
at eleven o'clock. December twenty
eight. Also one at Mt Nebo, the
Baptist church on saturday morning
at eleven O'Clock, the twenty-ninth.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
Enrnel.lne.Nnl.

Dedicated To- Mrs. j. Y. Phillips D.
her Old school-mate, Mis-, Bette R
oerts.
o. that were bright winged hri
Id secs some shady bower
And you attracted by my notes
Would Hnger many an hour
Then ] would sing harmonious trains.
The nightingale would cnvy
or whisper music soft and 'ow
To sooth yolr mind when weary.
or III were some fragrant flower
In some -cquestered spot.
And unobser.ed by al but thee.
Would bloom 'Forget-me-not.
Would breathe my sweets for thee alone.
And spread my petals fair.
And sou would Bliss my shining leaves
or place me your hair
And if I were a zephyr free.
A hlmy zephyr gentle. pure
ia IAN thy brow whcnfeverel.
And bring some balm 90 cure.
Would search Che citrom groves and hiinE
Some spicy gales TO cheer.
And from rare blossoms always have
Refreshing fragrance near
Butt would Doe ray of light
OF heavenly hght divine.
To beam upon thy pathway here.
And brighten aIl that's thine
I'D chase each shadow from thy bros.
rdrId each passing moment
With a sunbeam from on h.eh.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
Notice.

The Tobacco Growers Association Of
Prince Edward county, will meet IN
farmNIle ou saturday, Dec. -, at ] l
O'Clock. Jno. &. Hamlet, Sec'y.
Open the bowels aud get the cold out
o. your system Kennedy's Laxative
Tough Syrup opens the bowels and at
me same Time a.l8vs The Inflammation
d lhe mueol. membranes. Contains
Honey aud Iar Drives out the cold
snd stops ihe cough. Absolutely free
.iom amy opIaie- Conforms 10 the
ANaiionsI Pune Food and Drug Law.
ile'sant to take. sold by all drug
gst>
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
Mrs. Anderson Badly Injured.

Mrs. b. /. Anderson fell yesterday
morning on account Of the sleet and
sustained the painful and serious in-
Jury of broken hip. The accident
occurred at her home and the services
Of her physician were Immediately
summoned. Her friends here and
elsewhere will hear Of the accident
with sincere regret.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.

RAM pun litt.f 10 Ni.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booker Hunt leave To-
day for an extended visit among their
children living IN Louisville and
Townsville, Georgia and Jackson
vile. Florida.
The entire community is distressed
at the critical condition Of Mrs. Brooks
Elan, who has been ill two weeks.
Drs. Lukin and Walker, and two
trained nurse, are working faithfully
20 save her life.
Miss Helen Hunt is home for Na-
cation.
Mr.. aud Mrs W. r. Cunningham
and little daughter, Eva, visited al
Prospect one day last week.
Mr.. George Hunt has been quite in-
disposed for the past week.
Miss Sarah Harris is visiting Mis-,
Mary Elan.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
AMELIA COUNTY
Farley

Dee. rs, OBS.
quite number of young people of
this vicinity will spend Christmas
away from home.
Mr.. Witt Boum will spend Christi
ma, with his uncle in stanton.
Miss Edith Davis will leave next
saturday to spend Christmas with
relatives in LynchbuTg.
Miss Blanche Ransom and Mr.
Porter Ransom will be married az
Providence NJ. T.. Church next Thurs
dav. December goth.
Miss Mabel Glenn, who is teaching
school at Amelia G.. b., will spend the
Christmas holiday, with her parents
near Farley.
Miss Alice Farley will spend
Christmas week with her friend Miss
Ruth ellis, Of Powhatan.
Mrs. Tom Scott expects 90 move TO
Richmond next Tuesday She viii be
greatly missed.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21

one WAY to have an enjoyable Christ
mas is not TO have your wife give you
box Of cigars for II.
There's no chance for relatives ever
To be intimate. for you have no use Tor
your poor ones and your rich ones
have no use for you.
When q woman is trying 10 make
her husband take her or 4 short tfip
10 Europe she says they are planning
to retire and live abroad.
The average girl declines to marry
= lot of men because they neglect 10
SIX her.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21

First Dod- Did they DE IN can to
your tail?
Second Dog-Yes; OF cheap brand
and mo such a stickier for pure food.
y. Y. Sun.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21

Little Boy-My mamma has so
much money that she can buy every
thing she wants TO.
Little Girl-Thats nothing. Sly
mamma Is so rich She can buy an the
things she doesn't want-Puck.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21

Lend me IS, old man, VIII you?'
Like 20 accommodate you, but lm
trying 90 borrow $40 myself"
Good AS soon as you get 3D. then
YOU can lend me fre OF l-'-Cleyeiani
Leader.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21

Even an optomist is apt to backslide
when he has a boil on the back of his
neck.
Our idea of an impossible man is
one who hasn't bit Of foolishness in
his makeup.
And when man bumps up sgainsl
hard luck he always blames some
othsr fellow for showing him.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21

Wulle-Our teacher was telling us
to-day about a tree that grows out OF
rocks, but can't think Of It's name
DO you know 50. pa?
Pa-Maybe its the family tree
Philadelphia Press.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21

stella-Mabel boasts Of having fam-
ily jewels.
Bella-Weu, know her engagement
ring was IN three families before jack
gave it TO her.-N. Y sun.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
FOR
and MEN

The selection of these seem
tO give ladies more trouble than
all others. Allow a man 10
make "a few suggestions.
of course the thing most de-
sired by every boy is a Bicycle.
We have them for $3.50 and
$1,000. Reduced from 5000
and 5000 for :his sale. n that
b. more money than you have
tO spend on your boy, how
would a Stevens Rife DO? Or
q Daisy Ar Rifle. a Single
Barrel Broech Loading Shot
Gun, a pair of Nickel Plated
Roller or lee skates, an lnger-
soil ~ go Watch, or an niger
soil Midget for 81 40, "a Peck
pt Knife? We have them In
great variety from Be to $3.50.
How would $500 Gillette
Safety Razor Set do for the
man OF the family2 A Jack
SON Safety for $3.50, or a Shu-
mate Guaranteed Razor for
SlOO? 4 nice Carving Set, a
Handsome Buggy Robe, or
one ofouf Guaranteed MatadOr
Buggy Whips for sl.OO?
Come I'm andlet "a, show you
our stock.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21

DEAR SANTA CLAUS;
AsNmas is drawing near we VIII
write YOU letter, and ask you please
don & forget we live at our graudialh-
er's and bring our presents here o 81
c,n,e i'm the early night a. there are
IA many little one around we are
afraid YOU Will be too liberal at first.
Bring as both a BROOM ana a niue
paras0l. dolls. plums, oranges apples
bananas and peanuts. Hoping you
Will have a pleasant night TO travel.
Lovingly,
Mabel and ollie -. John.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21

Kind Lady-And You say your blue
blood has often been recognized?
Gritty Ceorge-sure, mum. Why
one time de- brakeman threw me on 90
Palm Beach.-Puck.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-12-21

Mrs. Golightly Cpausing, 70 turn %
her husband) dear, what IS
my age next birthday?
Richard-I couldn't say, my love.
You were IS last birthday know
that.