The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-08-02

oftbe state Norfolk Landmark.
Respectfully referred TO Governor
Glenn. OF Noith Carolina, for answer
That waitress who was rescued
from a watery grave by Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks will hardly take al
"tipo from him for the rest of the
season.
out West automobiles are meeting
with egg and hose reception as they
pas, through some of the towns.
Eggs first and then the hose lel us
hope.
When Hampdeu-Sidney gets her
new railroad, electric plant and water
works. Union Seminary will be want
ing 10 come back and we don't know
that we viii let her
Tine peace conference has reached
uo peace but seems Co have gone 10
piecc- completely News-Leader
"All the world loves a lover and
worships warrior and so long as
this is So men will WOO and war.
Collier tells as Of the little glrl in the
poem. "She was most unusual cam,
She didu' care one single damn. And
that's The condition of the trusts who
are being SO mercilessly prosecuted. 81
"
While Judge Pritchard was issuing
iniunctions in the interest Of the
Southern, his boy. "a young doctor, got
good appointment from the COM
pany.
{ First in the fight against unjust en-
roachmeut upon her rights, further TO
the front against Judicial outrage and
last TO yield up the rights Of her peo-
pe-North Carolina.
If you don't see the jamestown TX
position you may never have anoth- |
er opportunity as they are falling into
disiayor There is no money in them
and this age is a dollar age.
Judge Prllchsrd isn't the hero judge /
he should be when he has 10 ran To
Washington for instructions. He |
ought 20 be Learned i'm the law, and |
then knowing the right course have
the courage To pursue IT,
out I'M Nebraska they are sfter the
express companies, and have already
reduced their rates - per cent. We
need little Of that medicine in Nir-
ginia, and if the companies can't live
on the reduction let the government
perfect It's post system.
Senator Daniel will be associated
with Attorney General Anderson in
the case of the State and the railroads
No better selection could have been
made. He knows our rights and
knowing will dare maintain them
The postonice department of the
government looks well to the charac-
ter Of the matter that goes through
the mails, and the mere semblance OF
a lottery scheme is sure to be thwar-
ed Would that the morals Of officials
could be as well guarded.
Whether saint or sinner we all enjoy
the return Of Sunday. What would
we do without its surcease from bust
ness it, release from the daily grind,
its rest from work? The man who
would disturb its sacredneSs is feck-
less to say the least Of It,.
Judge Pritchard has son and SON r
in-law in the employment Of the g
Southern, and he was employed by v
the same master before he was made h
judge and yet they tell %, that JUS q
tice IL blind. Embodied it may be u
i'm some cases, but is given at times 10 d
peepIng. C
w 1T NANNN"N 'NlNNNNr AANNA VI As AAWNNtN tNA I
does behave himself most seemly un- a
der trying conditions If some one
had predicted the North Carolina Il
complication with the Rough Rider as .
as President we would have predicted n
a row. As 10 Is he is conservative, o
sensible and for peace. a
Mississippi is satisfied TO have a
legislature ON her hands once i'm four J
years, and " lille Governor Vardaman t.
and Congressman Williams have been n
engaged In warm contest for the o
Senate, which was decided ON yester- n
day, boy the way, the one elected will
not take hls seat before 1911. "
The railroads are still getting iu Il
their icks This last is TO withdraw in
clcrgyman's tickets. The war is ON "
and no railroad attorney need ask for la
place on power which is given by the ra
people. In,