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The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
Outi'ved Rio;cuIe.

Outl'Ved Rio;cuIe.
A pleasant exception to the rule
that subscriptions tor memorials to
distinguished Americans drag .Iiscred-
itably is found in the case of Susan B.
Anthony. A committee Of women has
raised 100000 in her honor in three
nonths, and has done it without ad-
Vel tlslng or any general knowledge
that the project was under way. The
prcmptness and enthusiasm Of the
gifts is loving tribute 70 4 woman
who earned love by a lifelong ,levo-
ton to her sex. Fortunately Miss
Anthony lived long enough TO outlast
the ridicule of the early years Of her
stdlwart devotion to an unpopular
cause, and came into that wideslread
acniratiOn as a leader, not merely of
women, but of civilization, which was
the pleasant portion of her ,ater
years.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
EconOmY.

Lady Shopper-Have you any Of your
one dollar goods marked down to 90
cents? Salesman-NOne left, ma'am.
We have the S1.50. 81 and $3.50 grades
at the regular price and the So grade
marked down to Lady Shopper
Give me the $5 grade. - New York
Times.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
A FUGITIVE
CLERK CAUGHT
BY Associated Press.

New Orleans. La, May 24.-South-
ern Pacific officials were notified to-
day of the arrest at Gainesville, Ga,
of r. F. Garner, former clerk, who
is charged with embezzlement of thir-
ty-siX thousand dollars. Garner, it is
alleged, sold it's own tickets to the
company under an assumed name
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
From Experience,

Elli-I shan't read any more novels.
They all stop when he wins his sweet
heart and then it's just the best part
Father-Little blockheadI Who told
you that was the best PARTITION.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25

Ahner ]. Smith, of the Wilcox, Ala,
Progressive Era, is making a great
success of that paper. The paper is
evidently rightly named for it indi-
Gates a progressive era" in every
sense of the term.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
Citv Democratic Ticket.

For Mavor:
CHAS. II. BLISS.
For Marsna1:
FRANK SANDERS.
For Comptroller:
GEO. T MORGAN.
For Treasurer:
HARRY T, ROWLAND.
For Tax Collectors:
JOHN CARY WHITING.
For Tax Assessor.
THOS- H JOHNSON.
For Recorder:
VIM. NJ. JOHNSON.
For Chief of Fire Department:
w r BECKER.
For City Attorney:
JOHN 3. JONES.
For City Physicians:
E. F. BRUCE.
For Street superintendent:
JOHN BURNS,
For Registration OFFICER:
J. d. GOSS-
For City Electrician:
LEN LeBARON-
For Building Inspector:
JOHN D. Kendall
For President of Council:
C G GOODMAN.
For Aldermen, Precinct II:
J. N ANDREWS.
WILL L MOYER-
B. s. WILLIAMS.
For Aldermen. Precinct 13:
FRANK REILLY.
b ROCHEBLAVE.
For Aldermen, Precinct "a:
LUCIUS s. BROWN.
SOL CAIN.
For Alderman, Precinct IS.
w. a. DUNHAM.
For Board of Public Works;
LEE DANIELS.
w. J. FORBES.
NJ O'LEARY.
c. THIESEN
JAMES o. WALKER
For Board of Public Safety:
H Q. ANSON-
w G. DALEY.
JOHN c. OLIVER.
FRANK RADCLIFFE.
c F. SCHAD.
For Board Of Equalization:
II. g DeSILVA
J. GEO. WHITE.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25

What different world this would be
If we were all as smart as we think
we are.-Garland CTex.) News.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
IN LIGHTER VEIN.

One of the most pleasing features
of Washington life in the spring, ac-
cording to the Washington Post, is
the variety of outdoor sports that can
be INDUCED in by old and young. One
of them, by the way, is venturing into
the White House yard and trying to
keep two jumps ahead of Pete" un-
til YOU can shin up a maple tree
Courier-Journal
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
Some CrocodiIes.

SOIFC OIONCUIIGS.
"Is A Democrat turtle?" asks the
Ohio State journal. Hardly, but the
republican candidate who gets into
Office upon a trust-built campaign fund
is a crocodile. You can't tell it by the
tears he sheds about the evils of cor
pOrate greed-Louisville Courier Jour
nal
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25

1t was a semi-colon that kept the
Boston hotels from selling drinks af-
ter II o'clock; now it is a comma
which enables the New Jersey saloon
keepers to sell on Sunday. There
seems to be need of lessons in legis-
lative punctuation.-Prov Jour
nal
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
Strenuous Undertaking..

The ceremony incident to the christ
ening of the little Spanish prince will
continue for two days. Christening a
boy with twelve names is a strenu-
Gus undertaking.-Wa Washington Her
aid
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25

County division thus far seems to
be getting black eye.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
Hits Bankers.

The Ohio Penitentiary News has
suspended owing to the fact that
there are no printers incarcerat9d in
the big stir" There are plenty of
opportunities, however, to start a
bank there.-The Commoner
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
Central America.

A prOtectOrate over the Central
American states is not to be looked
for, but federation of them would
probably be a good thing if they
would stay federated.-New York Tri-
bune
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25

Pass the good roads biu.-Tampa
Tribune. Yes, they'll pass it. Pass it
ua
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25

West Florida ports are slowly, but
surely getting in closer touch with The
snterior by new railroads Pensacola
expects another railroad inside of the
next IS months and possibly will have
two of them. ST. Andrews bay will
have road in operation by Septcm-
Der and may possibly have two inside
of year. Apalachicola has just ccle-
brated the completion Of her first
road. and CaTrabelle which has had
a road for several years is NOW talk
ing about another ons. II tta years
from now, with the proper enS Sonraye-
ment for capital and for people, West
Florida will be the most popue,us and
the wealthiest section of the state
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25

Private John Allen OF Mississippi
answering the question of what is
a democrat? admits that he is one,
although tempOrarirly- out of reasons
therefor" John is also out of office,
which may account for his lack OF
reasons.-K Sentinel.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25

Touch the convex side OF a watch
glass upon little water so as to leave
a drop hanging on the glass. Pour u
little ether into the concave side and
then blow upon it. The rapid evapora-
ton of the ether will render the glass
so cold that the drop OF water will be
frozen.-St. Louis Republic,
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
The New Senator.

he New Senator.
Wisconsin has sent a new senator
into the upper house of congress. His
name is Stephenson and he is rich. At
the same time he is not of the Spoon
er school of politics. He could not
have been elected by the present Wis
consin Legislature, which is of the La
Toilette idea of government.
Senator Stephenson may be called
radical He believes in an income tax
and in an inheritance tax and will
vote for them. He is d believer in
government regulation of railroads
and in the Alabama idea of election of
senators by the people.
That is not all. This new republi-
can senator wants revision of the
tariff He goes therefore into a re-
publican seat in a republican senate
with a head full of democratic ideas.
We may see some new scenes when
congress meets next winter and the
republican leaders are a bit con-
fused. All is not rosy in their camp,
nor does the smoke from the peace
pipe go straight up. Not bit of it.
We democrats are in a peaceful con-
dition as compared with the other
side The worries and doubts are
with them and as the president gains
in votes the stand pat men grow more
uneasy.-Birmingham Ledger.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
Here is a Threat.

Here is Ihreat.
The Taft managers in Ohio may be
able to override Foraker, but they
shouldn't Go it too rudely. There are
enough Foraker republicans to make
Ohio a doubtful state if they should
get their dander up.-Kansas City
Journal.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
What BeVeridqe Is.

What BeVeridqe Is.
Senator Beveridge is not a con-
StitutiOnal lawyer nor constitution
al statesman" says Harper's Weekly.
Tush, tushi Albert jeremiah Bever-
idge, of Indiana, is the constitution
itself-New York World.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
Confirmation Strong.

Mrs McSosh-You brutei Is 1t pos
sible that you are drunk again? Mr..
McSosh-I think 1 mush be. m dear.
If washn't, wouldn't have tn nerve
TO come home t you in thish beastly
condition o. 'toshication. - Cleveland
Leader.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25

Whether Andrew Jackson was born
In North Carolina or South Carolina
has been a subject for earnest con-
troversy between leading newspapers
and local historians of the two states
for years. The Charleston News and
Courier seems to have arrived at a
most happy solution of the question
BY showing that. at the time when
Andrew was born, the cabin in which
the event occurred stood some dis
tance south of the then recognized
line between the two states, but that
By a resurvey made later the line
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
The Tainted Fee.

Latest wrinkle in reform is return
of the tainted marriage fee.-Balti
more Sun
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
Crane Drainage Bill Passes
Senate by Vote of 20 to IL

CONTINUED from First Raqe.)
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
Taft Stock Higher.

Taft Stock Higher.
Taft is exceptionally popular as
man and his fitness for the presiden-
tial office is we'll recognized If DEM
OcrGts have to live another term un-
der republican rule, they would per
h2pS prefer him to any other aspir-
ant i'll his party. The victory uf the
friends of Taft in Ohio over the Dick
Foraker machine this week simtlifies
the situation and Taft stock VIII rise
materially. While politics are, in the
hature of things, uncertain, the
chances now are strongly in favor of
Taft's nOmination.-Birm Age
Herald.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25

A Montana paper is mad because
the aligators in Florida are being ex-
terminated. Some people certainly
will so a long way from home to stir
up a row.-Washington Herald.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
Frisco's Worst Disaster.

FrIScos worst DIsaSter.
1t would be a difficult matter to de-
eide which was the greater calamity
suffered by the city of San Francisco,
the earthquake and fire of last year or
the reign Of graft under which that
community has existed Yor number
of years. and which just now is being
Investigated and in part revealed TO
the people.
Boss Ruef and Mayor Schmitz have
for years practically operated the
city government of San Francisco to
suit their own private ends, and the
reelection to Office last year of Mayor
Schmitz. after the newspapers OF his
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25

The Charlotte Observer of Sunday
carries a two-page advertisement of
The only doctor for the liquor habit
on earth concluding with the follow
ing suggestive language: Wire for
rooms. We're full" That's very
frank, doc; how is it with the
patients s?-RichmOnd Times-Desnatch
The Pensacola journal., 1907-05-25
His Latest Dictum.

1t is rumored that our mastery
president, in the exercise of his func-
tl0n as the Jupiter of the American
Olympus, has decided TO make tne ma
tiOnal house Of representatives still
more pliable as an instrument of the
PEOPLES Will as it is embodied in
him, by giving it a new speaker This
new czar. who is to rule the house
by the grace of Roosevelt, is said to
De Congressman Burton, who is Taft S
political manager in Ohio. Burton is
more fully in accord with ROOSEVELT :
ideas than is Cannon, the story goes,
and therefore is a better representa-
tive of that most important part of the
people in the United States which in
habits the White HOuse--Times-U I'm
ion
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17

una compafifa de opera en- esta iBla an la
que figuran primeras parties da m6rito re-
conocido. Sc cree que debutara en- San
Juan. @
I'm grupo de distinguidas senoritas
de Mayagi tomara paTte en 81 festival
que Sc prepare en- aquella ciudad para
los iuegos alrales que se eslebrardn ell
dia 26 de mayo pr6ximo.
-Por fraude al TeBoro ha sido denu1
ciado en- la ciudad del Ossts, L. Rivera
por el policia Quijano.
-Ss calculan en- 2 900 las inyitaciones
que han circulado para 81 baiIe del jue'
yes pr6ximo en- 81 teatro de esta ciudad.
-Ss ha trasladado de Cuba Hon.
duIas, el general puertorriqueno Rims
Rivera.
Para hoy est6 senaIado en- Ia corte
Federal el pleito de BeIen soler contra
Elvira Artau y 81 necesario faera CONT
nuar6 Ia session hasta Ia noche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17

placer digo que jamds Sc me ha, vuelto
a obstruir Ia respiration.
''Sin la Peruna no estare un minuto."
catarrO De La GarganEs Y TubOa
BrOnquEaEe&.
Carta de la Sra. Rhoda Stuf1ebeam,
Bunch, Iowa.
"Padecfa pOr amos de eatarro de II
garganta y de los bronquios. varios
doctores me atendieron, pero no meiOr6
NADIA.
''Me resfrie , el resfrfo se fue & los
pulmones. Tosfa tanto que no podfa
dormir. Mis- amigos cFefan que estabR
tisica.
''Un amigo me Gconsei6 tOm6ra L.
Peruna. Compr6 I'M frasco y despues
escribf & Y. pidIendole sus consejos
medieos. Antes de cOncluir ell primer
frascos, estabR meiOr de la tos y decidf
COntinuar segdn sus consoles 10 meior
que pude Y gTaciAs Wy la Peruna,
hoy me Eientn hisn Y faliE-"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17

dedicaroE algunaB fFasea de deBpedida
ca nombre de la ciudad de C8gaas.
''La ciudad de Caguas que ha ad qoirido
sdUTante vuestrR adminissraci6 un desarro
llo de riqueza y progfeso que nuuca pudo
sonar, % manifssta por mi conducto eI
gTandfsimo pesar que Biente por vuestFa
paEtida del pafp; deses, sefior, que en-.
donde quiera que esteis, & donde quiera
que % lleve Ia suerte, al pensar en Puerto
Rico, recoTdeis que en- esta isla hay una
pequefis ciudad, tenedlo Biempre por muy
SECURE, que os guarda,y os guardar6 un
recuerdo de admiration cari1o y tened
tambien por SECURE, que Vuestro nombFp,
grabado an la esquina de ese puenta que
acaba de bautizaTBe, serk mn motive de
constante recordaci6n para los hiIos de
Csguas, del mas ilustre de los gobernantes,.
del mas amado de los goberDadores que
iam6B tuvo la isla de Puerto Rico.
EL honorable gobernador Mr.. Winthrop
hace uso de Ia paiabrs, del modo s'guien'
te:
''Sefiores: con sentimientO profdndo doY
mi despedida eBte culto pueblo, que tan
to me ha distinguido siempre, como TAM
bien Puerto Rico en- general
''Siento dolor al dejar mis- buenoB
amigos, pero no obstante, 20 siempre pen.
sar6 On este pueblo de Puerto Rico, tra'
bsjaTe poT 50 bienestar todo 10 que pueda.
''Estoy muy agFadecido mis- amigos,
y dichas amistades Biempre las conservaTe
'.Yo deseo que seals felices.
''Pronto me alejar6 de vuestro lado, y
antieipadamsnte os doy las gracias una
gratitud de cariflo bien merecida.''
AL pronunciar estas frases tan carifosas
y tan sineeraa, fu6 interrumpido por entu-
Biastag aplauBos, dando fiu Ia reception en-
medic del mayor jdbiIo.
A las once media parti6 la simpatica
comitiva.
Y teTminada la fiesta marcharon todos
de nueyo sus hogares lIevando la salts.
facci6n en el alma por haber cumplidO con
eI deber de haber Tendido el mas sincere
homenaja
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17

Aviaan de San Sebastian que una mu.
jeT llamada Rsmigia del Pine trat6 de
ahoEcar 4 so hijo jose Font, de cinco sfios
de edad
LEGO 4 colgarlo del techo de la casa,
gin duda en IN arrebsto de loeura. duico
modo de podeF explicarse tan horrendo
cTfmen.
AL llegar laPolicfa la casa estsba 81
nifio 60 'gado y la madre 10 apretaba 81 IL.
zo. Parece qua la policfa salv6 al pobre
nilo. La madEe fu6 presa On 81 acto.
El juez municipal practica Ia cores
pondiente al igencia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17

sNGRE
glnno o1apadn
q
suits ge yenrades md dhdia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17

casos, especialmente casos cr6nicos de
asma, La enfermedad permaneee por
algdn tempo despues que Ell catarro
ha sido comp1etamente estirpado, pero,
por 10 regular, la Peruna cura todos los
casos de asma, ,porque generalmente miti-
ga Ell catarro del cual depende Ell asma.
PadeclO De Asma. La Peruna La cur6
Sra. w. NJ. Harp, Ridge Ave-, Troy,
Ohio, escribe como sigue:
a'Mi objeto al escribirles es para parti-
ciparle 10 que Ia Peruna ha hecho por
mi, y tambien para enterar otros.
0Hacen cuatro afios padecf de asma.
GEL mas mfnimo rosfrfo me enfermaba
y tosfa hasta que perdfa la respiration.
s'Mi madre insisti6 en- que tomara la
Peruna, y me La daba con azncar candi.
Cuando empece & tomarla, estaba tan
estropeada que solo Pesaba 122 libras,
pero en- un afio recuper@ mis- carnes Y
ahora peso 153 libras.
"Cuando 20 6 algunos de mis- ni6os
necesita un t6nicO, tomamos Peruna y
nunca deJa de daP el resuItado que
espero. @-....
'sHacfa tempo tenfa deseos de escribir-
les algunas palabras de elogio para la
Peruna, pero no habfa dispuesto del
tempo para hacer1o.
"Espero, estimado Doctor, que goce de
prosperidad y laga vida. ."-W. M. Harp.
Recommends Pe-ru-na Para Ell CafarrO
Y Ffebre Entermifenfe.
La Sra. Smith, 444 E. Mound ST.,
Columbus, Ohio, escribe respecto a la
Peruna 10 siguiente:
ale usado Ia Peruna para el~eatarro y
fiebre intermitente. So
''Los resu1tados fueron extraordina-
rios, y puedo por experiencia propis
recomendarla todos los que padssean
de La misma enfermedad.
''Con placer digo que me ha sido mara
vilIosamente itil.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17
\. r. SILVA

Platero, espeeia1ista en- monturas tifano
otras, estilo moderno, prendas de orc y
plata pTeOiOs m6dicOs, garantiza sus tra-
bajOs responde de la prenda que de- Ie
9onffe, Casa de Prestamos. IN. Luna IA
Hace toa1a clase de 0peEaciOnes de presta-
mos sob1e alhaiaa ds orc y plafa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17
1Iene La Pe-rn-na En- La Casa Como
Preventive De Los PadecinEenfOs
De La GarQanka,

EASESALKU De Los PaQecLn7fenf0S
De La GaEganEa.
La srav Addie Harding, $40 Court ST.,
Syracuse, N. Y, escribe como sigue:
"He usado la Peruna por los rfltimos
doce afos, mparcialmente digo que no
hay mejor medicina en- Ia TERRA.
"En mi casa Ia tengo como preventive
del catarro y otras enfermedades.
''Nunca me falta un frasco de Peruna.
"Padezco de la garganta dos tres
veces al af1o,
"Siempre tuve que recurrir a los medi-
cos tres 6 cuatro veces cada vez que me
enfermaba.
"Por mas que siempre he usado la Pc
runa, nunca la tome para la gargantA,
hasta hace dos afios.
"Hice un ensayo con Ia Peruna, 81
peciaImente para la garganta, Y con
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17


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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17

En esta imprenta SO vende papel de Pc
Ei6dico viejo 4 $500 los 46 kiIos usa qssiss.
tai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17
"ESTOY COMPLETAMENTE CURADA. .
Eescrbe La Sra. Beatrz Fradera De Tio, Despues De
F1aber Tornado La Pe-ru=na
La Pe-ru-na cur6 I'm Case.
De ASn7a CafarraL
Carta De Gratitud.

El asma es causada frecuentemente
por catarro de los bronquios.
Cada tubo bronquial est6 cubierto con
una de1icada mem brana mucosa.
Cuando Ell catarro invade estos tubos,
las membranes SO recrecen Y los nervios
contiguos estas membranes Sc irritan.
ESQ es los que frecuentemente causa
ataques de asma.
Lo primero que debe hacarse al curar
un case de asma. es eliminar Ell catarro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17

Cuando secura
Ell c a tarro, Ell
asma desaparece
sin mas trata-
miento.
En- a1punos
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-08
A Rainbow Party.

An attractive plan IN which the pop
ulnr searchcrs, clips and bllndfold
games can be utilized In n new guise
Is rainbow frOlic.
Invitations are written on note
sheets which shade prcttlly from one
tint into another. suggesting rainbow
or prism.
Each boy or girl entering the room
on the evening appointed Is asked to
close his or her eyes and to select
rfrom bnsket any one of n quantity
of colored ribbons collected from 1t.
When the choice has been made the
ribbon selected by the small guest is
tied after the fashion OF necklace
and hung around his or her neck.
When the number OF the expected
company is completed gift searcl Is
lnaugurated, the children being tolc to
search for gifts bound with the coors
they are wearing. The search lists
until each little person has fount
present, and gifts arc retained by their
discoveries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-08
viRGlNlA's DUTY.

IL Is exceedingly gratifying to note
that the proposition that Virginia hold
I'm early state convention and set the
pace Tor the National Democratic con.
Ventioh In the matter OF II platform Is
neihs cchoed along the entire line OF
southern Democratic journalism. The
ohario To. N. c., Observer, one OF the
most influential papers In the entire
SOUTH WAS the first to respond to
that proposition, and its response war
most graceful Acknowledgement
mat Virginia had the right to. and
WAS fittest for, leadership In the crisis.
me responsive chord struch bv orr
charlotte contemporary has evoked
indications OF harmony on the propo.
sition ms far South Ms Texas. and We
notice that one or two OF our Northern
Democratic contemporaries are dis.
posed to chime in with the suggestion.
III our first comment OH the nc.
Huiescence OF the Charlotte Observer
IN respect of this matter we remarked
that II would be derelction of duty
on tho part of the Virginia Democrats
not to accept and discharge the oh.
liBatlon such ncquicsccnce imposed I'M
on them. We took the position that
the observers attitude Justified the
lcohcihsion that as OF yore Virginia was
expected to blaze the way for the re.
lhabititation of the nation In tho robo
| or constitutionalism and n return to
the tenets of the fathers. Our con
copt is accumulated by the tone of the
Southern press In taking up the shib
bcleth echoed by the Observer and the
| translation OF which Is where Vir-
ginia leads the South will follow"
hut there Is more in ell this. from
Inc practical viewpoint affecting the
destinies of the Democratic parry
than mere sentiment as that appeals
to Vlrginian pride. The proposition,
the manner in which II has been en-
dorsed indicates that the Southern
press is getting away from the fesisn
or personality or section OF the can.
didatc-from the shadows of the
claim of section to name the head of
the ticket. and is embarking on the
bosom of the broad sea of principles.
not men.
We have 1t In the conditions and the
circumstances, therefore. that unless
the policy of an early Virginia conven.
non is carried out. and the opporsmi.
ty is seized by the Virginia Demo.
Gratis to nationalize the party. Vir.
GINA will disappont the heighest OK.
pcctations OF her Southern sister ami
prove recreant TO them, to herself,
and to the nation. Admittedly she isI
mistress of the situation as regards
directing events which will bring
Democracy into power again. WIN
she rise to the height of the arg,,.
ment? Has she the craftsmanship so
TO do? There we rest the case with
our party leaders.-Richmond News.
Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-08

who works hard whether 1t be in
shop. in office. in bsnk, in the marts
of trade and the mines OF the money
spinncrs, or in the fields and the fac
tories. Is the happicst man in the
world. To these TIE end of vacation
means something more than merely
the rotn.m TO slavery; 1t means put
ting their shoulders to the worlds
wheels OF progress and progressing
with their follow men, not dragging
along rs drones for whom no man can
have honest respect. not even them
selves. The cheerful workers are
they who are just now filling the
world with lnbor's song OF love, and
converting the hum of industry into
Il hymn Of praise and thanksgiving.