The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

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Tulman can't outrage South Caro-
lima. try as he may.
ltisuow said that college athletes
out live the non-player, Of the student
body. Not always So, for some die ON
the field OF battle.
Norfolk docsn' tolerate the idea that
tine Exposition Will not open in time
and 10 hustle will turn them ON their
hinge, they will be turned.
The Hon. r. G.. Southall might
close Dbl, career as Congressman by
securing public building for Farm
vile. the second city in size and im-
portauce BOO his district.
We were glad that 'he Y. NJ. J.. boys
were not dismissed bat regret that it
wa, Thought best TO imprison them,
hatiswthia the grounds.
\mela B., coming TO the front and
wm he represented at jamestown.
a fcn public spirited men are of im-
meu,c value boo any community
That wa, strong call TO duty when
Senator Martin lcft his seat in the
senate fora trip abroad. Let us join
n tine earnest wi D. that Mrs Martin
uulre urn rect rel to her usual good
health
I~utita queer mixture OF good aud
bad &, dud in each sundays issue of
the Sew York American one Of the
best sermon, Of The day? The editor
.al- 600 moral and religious subject, are
of finest sort. and the cartoons 10y
which they arc illustrated, are pro-
foundry impressive, not altogether
81 uon altogether black.
let u- never forget what General
lee said whom he wa, offered $4,000
salary as PRECEDENT of am insurance
company. "Why ] know nothing Of
insurance. was his reply. Ani then
he va, told that the only wanted the
"u,e of hi, name. TO which he replied.
|"lf my name is SD valuable / should
he very careful of it,
Hartman, the railroad monarch is
said to be bigger than the President,
and unlike the President has no "con-
-ututlonal rc-trictionsn to bind him
.u Poi, movements. He has more men
/ iu Do, employ than are in thearmy and
navy of the United States, and there
d, no telling what harm he may do.
Some very eminent citizens of our
country protest earnestly against a
military and naval display i'm connec-
/ ton with the jamestown Exposition,
and for the life Of us" we fail TO see
any reason in the protest. The idea
that the spectacle would encourage
/ the war sentiment among the nations
is TO as ridiculous. May be when we
look upon these engines Of war We viii
feel less like opposing them.
Eyerybody's Magazine tells the story
Of little child who for the first time
heard a cat purr. "Oh, grandma, 80
she said. come here quick. The cat
has begun TO boil"
We saw a little three-year old giil
ON train a few summers ago. The
train stopped for the engine to take on
water. The little tot looked out Of the
window and called to her mother:
I"Mama, the chain has topped TO
get a jiuk Of water ~
1t was simply childish in Senator
Bailey to say that Hearst was respon-
~ible for his downfall. Surely he
could not have been the idol OF his
state, A. he was thought TO be, if an
Editor al in a Hearst paper should
have shattered it at one blow. No,
/ Mr.. Bailey, you must have been guilty
OF some greyi0us wrong, OF your peo-
pie would not have turned upon you
so generally and So furiously.
Better resign, and in retirement
make amends.
We are always int ested i'm the
daily appearance and daily saying' of
the little man in the Richmond Eve