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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10
BRYAN IN VIRGINIA.

The recent visits of Mr.. Bryan to
Virginia marks him again as a mar
vel among men i'm the age in which
we live. He delivered two addresses
at Lexington, the "Athens Of Viz
ginia" where rest the remains Of Lee
and Jackson, held reception In the
Jackson Memorial Hospital, spoke at
Clifton Forge, to the students of Ran
dolph and Macon, and then at Rich
mond where five thousand crowded
the building to hear him, and we are
told by the Chief Of Police of that city
that at least 10000 were turned away
from the closed doors. The negroes
also asked to hear him, and but for
pressing engagements would have
complied with their request. lie hur-
ried to Washington TO talk TO the Hi
bernians, and so it goes from day TO
day. is there any equal TO it in the
history of man? And yet will the
Democrats support him at the polls?
We have our doubts.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10
"RIPt FOR A CHANGE u

The country is ripe for change OF
parties i'm the administration Of its af.
fairs, and there is a large and iniluen-
tial element in the Republican party
which demands revision of the tariff.
Republican leaders promise revision,
but not until after the next presiden-
tial election. That condition is siniS-
ter and insincere. They made the
same promise in the election of 1901
and Of 1900, and they broke 1t in both
instances. There is no reason 10 eX-
pect thai they Will any more keep
faith now than then. They cannot be
trusted, and Republicans in favor Of
tariff revision will not trust them.
Tariff reformers who voted for the
Republican nominees four and eight
years ago, did 20 upon the expressed
allegation that they were taking
choice Of evils, and the lesser evil. 1t
Is with Mr.. Bryan and the Denver
convention to give the country choice
between good and evil. TO convince
them that Mr.. Bryan is Democrat
without the faint Of Populism, and
that the party will make effective its
platform pledge Of tariff reiOrm.-Pe-
tersburg Index-Appeal.
Now let's stop all this nonsense
about Bryan being a Populist, and
recognize in him the true and best
type Of Democracy among the living.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10
ANOTHER MESSAGE ro3coNGREss.

Mr.. Roosevelt has sent another mes
sage to Congress ia which he outlines
a programme of legislation which
must be followed.
The children of the country are TO he
protected against the eNactions of
greedy employers, injunctiols must be
we'll grounded, lawful combinations
Of capital and labor must be respected,
and proper financial measures must
be enacted, and in due time the tariff
must be revised. What effect the
message will have upon Congress re-
mains 10 be seen, but two mistakes
followed Immediately. Stocks went
IA booming i'm Wall Street, and money
began TO swell the Republican cam
paign fund. 1t may bee that these are
the things he had most in mind. and
il, 10 doubt, satisfied with The game
he bagged. And who knows but that
he also struck the third term bulls
eye? lie may have welded wiser than
our thoughts.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10
AVOID Politics YOUNG MAN.

We read pathetic paragraph from
the life of the greatest of them all and
note what dismal failures crowned
and crowded and made miserable that
life.
When his second term expired, JEFF
fersOn, after forty-four years of steady
service for mis- country, retired TO pri-
Nate life. 80 poor was he, at this time,
that he is said to have left the Capital
log stealth IN order 10 avoid being ar
rested and jailed for debt. lie sold
everything that would brins good
price, but blow after blow was struck
at his finances until he was utterly
penniless.
Thus 10 was that the man who had
riskcd life and thrown away his for
tune for his fatherland, spent his de
clining years in dire poverty, helped
out now and then 10y the charity of
friends. bitterly fitting example OF
the gratitude of republics.
On July 4, 1876, just half century
TO the day, after the signing of the
Declaration of Independence, i'm the
eightN-third year Of his age, the I'm
pONerlshed old eX-president died
John Adams, his ancient friend and
foe died the same day his last words
being the eXullant cry:
"Ih0mas jefferson still liy,sw
Nowadays It's true many 90 into of
flee poor and come out rich, but the
menuer of receiving the pelf leaves "a
sting sharper than that Of poverty il
self Stick to the ranks.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10

II is said that Grandpa Davis has
put his foot down hard and heavy on
the marriage of his granddaughter to
that sprg of foreign nobility. "Shake."
Mr.. w. ). Copeland, Of the editorial
stan Of the News-Leader, is going
through the State 10 study and report
on political conditions, and his first
words come from the Southwest where
he learns that both parties buy all the
votes they can, and then the Republi-
cans are the heaviest bidder because
they have the largest purse. And this
is the section from which the immac-
uate go sanity CD super-conscienti-
Gus NOEL comes, and this is the party
Of which he is the brightest and shining
light.
And this party with a "beann in its
own wasted strength picking at a
"mote" in the eye Of a working Dem
Ocrat
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10
A WEEKLY THOUGHT.

Is anything more wonderful than
another if you consider 1t materially.
| have seen no msn rise from the
dead: | have seen some thousands rise
from nothing. l have not force 10 NY
into the sun, but | have force TO I'LL
NV hand which is equally strange.
Carlyle.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10
THE I'm CROW LAW A NECESSITY
IN WASHINGTON.

In the early days of the present ses
sion Of Congress, Mr. Helm, OF Ala
bama, offered Jim Grow bill aud re-
ported it as follows;
"Mr Chairman, the passage OF my
amendment will rebound to the good
of both races in the District OF Column
bia. Ii will remove the cause Of iiic.
ton that you now see upon the street
cars Of this city every day.
awe read in the newspapers about
oflenses and disturbances here ana
wonder. But nearly every day III the
District of Columbia there are disturb
ances on the ears which the newspa-
pers have longed ceased to publish
anything about.
"They occur becauseyo herd In the
same car negroes and whites because
the males of one race see the males OF
the other race keeping their seats while
the females of that particular race
stand in the aisle, holding onto strops.
"You will see in the cars every day
negro men keeping their seats and
white women holding onto strops, and
when a negro woman enters the car
the negro man will rise and give her
Il seat.
"White ladies come into a car and a
white man will rise and give the white
lady his seat, and there you have it.
"There is trouble between the races
on this account; fist fights between
white men and black men. A we'll
dressed lady comes into a ear and a
negro. not well dressed, who does not
smell half so sweet as bower of roses
by Bendemeer's stream, is sitting next
to the only vacant seat in the car. She
does not want to sit down by him, but
she is forced to do it or stand up.
'Now, ! have no prejudice against
the negro, but | am acknowledging
the facts of human nature. ] am &C
knowledging something that Senator
Vest said was above all human law
racial antagonism. This amendment
will remove that.
"Put separate compartments in a car.
Let the negroes go in their compart'
ment and the whites into theirs. Then
let the white man give the white wo-
man his seat, aud let the negro man
give the negro woman his seat in his
part of the ear.
"Then this cause of irritation will be
removed, and this clashing and i'll
feeling, which constantly occurs be
tween the races, will cease.
"Gentlemen may theorize about this,
but there are facts connected with II
that YOU must realize sooner or later"
Recently this same gentleman
while riding on a Washington car was
forced into an alteration with a
drunken negro who was making him
self offensive. and sei2i1grers tine
necessity more than the rest Of us can.
If the negroes had been in separate
ear of course all this would never have
been, and il the politicians in Congress
lon't see that this is done in the fu-
iure they will be false to solemn obi
ration. Such law will save the negro
rom injury and the whites from in
'ults.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10

The realty transactions Of New York
City read like romance, and the home,
of the muti-millionaires overshadow
the dreams Of potentates and princes
tdre. tieoree Gould pulled down the
milliOn-dOllar house left him by his
father i'm order to make room for
new and more magnificent one. And
i'm connection with the new one he
has a concert hall, ballroom, private
electric plant, ice manufacturing es-
Enlistment, electric laundry, billiard
saloon, elevators, etc. etc. And such
attachments belong TO many of the
modern PALACES. The Astors have a
cherries but costly pile Of brick and
marble and mortar, and strange to say
no way Of approach to it on foot. You
must ride TO enter this home and pc
destrans must keep the sidewalk.
Morgan has luxurious park in con-
nection with his home, and to secure
the ground bought and pulled down !
costly buildi =. Carnegie has coun-
try home in the heart Of the great city. |
Clark outshincs them and Scherat and |
wife they have no children to enjoy |
lonesome isolation in their luXuri-
ous palace. Dollars that make homes
don't always mean happiness.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10

And now we are told that great New
York state will adopt sister Okla.
homa's banking system. Verify the
young sister is a gem of the first wa
ter, and daisy" Of brilliant hues,
the nob'est, the most sensible and the
most courageous Of them all Lead
on, little sister, and we will follow.
Again we lift our hat and sing out
long and loud, "Long live Oklahoma. "
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10

What position Is Mr. Taft going to
take with reference to permitting
chickens to run at large .-Emporia
Gazette.
Give them the largest liberty possi-
BILE in the interest of the " cullud I"
brethren.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10

= y, nat means all this talk about a
fight on Senator Daniel on the part OF
Virginia Democrats What has he
done TO incur their animosity or draw
their fires And what's the trouble
between the "Lame Lion of Lynch
burg, aud VIM. Jennings Bryan
are they not both Democrats? and
are they not in the fight to win ?
This is no year for Democrats 10 be
fighting Democrats. Fall into line
touch elbows and make common
fight against the common enemy.
This is no time for foolishness.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10

is caused 10y stagnaiion of the liver ana
bowels. To get rid of il and headache
and biliOusness and the poison that
bring iaundice, take Dr. Kings New
Life Pills, the reliable purifier that does
the work without grinding or gripping
Doc. al White d Co., drug store.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10
How toAvoid Appendicitis.

Most victims Of appendicitis are
those who are habitually cOnstipatcd.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores the
natural action Of the bowels. OrinO
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau-
seate or grippe and is mild and pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes The
VII stOn Drug Go.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10

Senator Tillman is evidently sick
man and Will 90 abroad in search Of
rest and restoration to health.
,"Bon Voyage fearless and able de-
fender OF the South aud, may you be
spared many years 10 continue your
noble work.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10

CAsCAswEEr is for babies and child
rem, and is especially gooi for the ills
SO common in cold weather Look
fOf ingredients on the bottle. Contains
no harmful drugs. Sold ~ ANDEE-
SOY DHIG 90.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10

DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will in
short time strengthen weakened Kid
ueys and allay troubles arising from
inflammat on of the bladder sold 10y
ANDENsON nRIG 90.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10

Labor is still in a state of unrest.
and has issued an address to the coun-
try in which importance is given to
the following points:
We now call upon the workers Of
our common country to
stand faithfully by our friends.
Oppose and defeat our enemies.
whether they be candidates for Presi-
dent, for Congress, or other offices,
whether executive, legislative OF ju-
dicia.
Each candidate should be questioned
and pledged as TO his attitude upon all
subjects Of importance to the toilers,
whether in factory, farm, field, shol
or mine.
We again renew and hereby declare
our complete and sabiding faith in the
trade-union movement 10 successfully
accomplish the amelioration Of econo-
mic conditions beneftting all Of our
people. The historical past Of our
movement, lis splendid achievements
in labor's behalf, and magnificent
present standing warrants The asser-
ton and jnstiiies our prediction for it,
future success.
This movement will get the polite
ians TO thinking and guessing. Our
one hope is that all classes Will unit
10 preserve the peace and promote the
prosperity Of the entire country. We
will continue TO have our differences.
but they should be settled amicably
and satisfactorily.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10
Clothing

On our Men, Women and
Children's heavy SHOES, also
several lots of Women and
Children's Shoes and Slippers
al = price. All for CASH
y few ladies cloaks left-will
sell at less than cost. Come
ana see lor MAIN errrfT
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-10

During this dull season We
are going To make things live
Is at our store by cutting
prices on our Men and Boys
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-21
Q 90 Grocery Store.
Graham & Graham

c. B. Kendall, of Long Beach, Cal
ifornia, has been in this vicinity for
few weeks looking after his interests
Mr.. Kendall was one of the successful
farmers Of this vicinity up until about
year ago, when he sold and moved
to California. He states that he likes
California very much, although no.
likes to visit his friends in this vicin-
ity. He is not discouraged over the
crop outlook here, but says he thinks
it will turn out better than it LOOKS.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-21

The brick work on the new govern
ment building started last week and
will be pushed as rapidly as possible
Market Day Saturday, Aug 22d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson of Devils Lake
were guests at the Mccormick home
over Sunday.-Churchs Ferry Sun.
John Kuderman is up from Devils
Lake this week looking after his inter
ests on the farm.-Churchs Ferry Sun
There is always some life during the
dull season at the New York Cash
Store. Their low prices always bring
customers.
John and Mrs Mclean and Miss
Mabel came up from Devils Lake in
their auto Monday for few days visit
! at the Mccormick home.-Churchs
Ferry Sun.
Misses Grace Bell and Dorothy Ser.
umgard, daughters of Mr. and Mrs
Sever Serumgard, went to Toxic Mon
day morning for a visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stuart.
| C. w. Wagner of Larimore, was II
the city Monday looking after business
matters. When arriving here he hae
+,o misfortune to step from the etall
before it stopped, falling anu e
0e aorere cash over his right eye
r L. Fletcher, living in swee ..t
water township, was in Devils ha .'.s
Monday, and incidentally aaoeu m
name to the list of readers Oh VIC 49, -,
ter-Ocean. Mr.. Fletcher s'A'0S
crons in his vicinity are 1alr'
VIM. H. Smith, formerly OF THU
citv. writes that Thursday last ne SUI
| fered the loss by fire OF his dweli'ns
and contents on his homestead nea
Toxic. Happily his loss il part1ali!
covered by $500 insurance In TN
Powell Agency.
i Reports from Company M OF tn
state militia are that the boys are en-
loving the camping very much ana al
well pleased with the country. The
had a very enjoyable trip out to Wasf
ington- and will be at American Lax
, for fifteen days.
D. C. Mcleod, H. A. Nicholson an
!, Edgar Anderson attended the meetin
. Of the republican county central con
mittee Friday evening at Devils LAKE
Id. c. Mcleod is committeeman &c
Stevens township and Edgar Ande
; son for village of Crary:-Crary opa1
; ion.. ~ 49, -
Il R.~y. Bice, Chief Of Police Barne
J. land number of other prominent pc
j, ME from Devils Lake, autoed owe
, from the Satanic City Sunday. me
: continued their trip to Clyde to WI
! | ness the ball game. On returning
munich and while near the pumpln
!, station "white mans skunk wage
" went heap lame" by bursting a tire
: Munich Herald. >.. ::...* 5. e.,::>....4
: The Ladies Guild OF the Episcop
!. Ichurch was entertained at the rowe
] cottage at the Chautauaua 10
!, week. "a pleasing feature OF =
! | occasion was the presentation TO Mi'
: Ruth. Johnson, the accomplish
Z daughter Of the parish rector. Rev.
8 johnson, OF a shower OF u use
3 gifts for her; school course at
= q Mary's seminary, Faribault. MINI I'm
!. where a scholarship is granted her 4:
+
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-21
THE LOCAL FIELD

The First National Bank of Devils
Lake. n. D.. loans money on Real
Estate at eight per cent.
John Dickson was a caller in Grand
Froks this week.
Frank Hyland was in Grand Forks
the first Of the week.
T.. Leonard and family of Rolette,
were callers in the city Monday.
I. T.. Marcott and family of Rolla,
were visitors in the city last Monday.
Howard Johnson was Devils Lake
visitor Monday night.-Warwick Sen.
J. e. Beemer of Starkweather, was
a business caller in Devils Lake on
Monday. ~
Mrs. M. F. Kramer was visiting with
friends in Grand Forks for several
days this week. =: Il i a u ss55gss = >
Attorney F. r.. Cuthbert made a
business trip to Grand Forks the early
part Of the week. T. ..::,s::..
Best standard calico SC, Fruit of the
Loom and Lonsdale muslin 10c, at the
New York Cash Store.
4. James M. Robinson, Jr., returned
Tuesday evening from the hospital al
Devils Lake.-Rolla Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. .Booton return
ed Tuesday from d weeks visit al
New Rockford, N. D.. !.
c. E. Burgess made a business tri1
to Sherwood Monday to look afte1
elevators in that city. T.
The New. York Cash Store is still
selling dollar grade Penn and Head
light overalls for TIC. e ',.<>}~ ~ ::
4 Rev. J. T. Z. Coates Of Devils Lake
: will preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at 7:30.-Munich Herald
Miss Ethel and Fred Kyle left Mon
day for two weeks visit with Mrs
Geo. Ruhberg and family at Devils
Lake.--Rolla Star J, :ssss, ri
Mike LaBrier, the young son Q
Tony LeBrier, Of the Little Hungr
cafe, was thrown from his pony las
:: week and suffered fracture OF hi
L left arm $ -: #, 5 " 6 g. !.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-21

j. w. Richter of Sheyenne, was in
town Monday.
I Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John W. Maher.
F. NJ Fisher of Olmstead, was here
Monday on business.
A. S. Reed, of Aberdeen, was here
the early part of the week. :.
Market Day Saturday, Aug 22d.
j. J. Rue of Webster, was a caller
in the early part of the week.
Thomas Brophey, of Grafton, has &C
| cepted position with A. H. Bell in
the drug store.
Ladies, just come and see the new
line of Suits, Skirts and Coats at the
New York Cash Store.
C. r. Gallfus and wife came down
from Rolla Monday and remained in
, the city during the day.
Lyle Whitney came up from Devils
Lake Tuesday for few days visit at
home.-Churchs Ferry Sun. -.
| Peter Anderson came over from
Crystal and spent several days in the
city the early part of the week. '.,.' !
Bert Moran made business trip
to Lakota Thursday to look after the
interests of his branch store at that
place.
N. L. Greer went to Devils Lake
Tuesday to participate in the game Of
base ball between the county and city
oficials.-Churchs Ferry Sun. j.
! Ok, pine and eamaraels, $500 pei
cord, sayssd and delivered. Five core
ssss special prices. = &C. "a. Baker.
Miss Emma Riorden came up from
Devils Lake Friday on a visit. to hel
| friend, Miss Manseau, both. attending
/ the, dance in the opera house Frida,
! eyening.--Churchs Ferry Sun. =:
/ Sam Ham was up from Devils LAX,
! Saturday prescribing" for Chris o.
4 sons White steamer-the> new aut'
in the livery barn:-churchs Ferr'
/ SUM-. -: = j. s.s>s s 1, 1. 81, l.. -. j.
! i There is only one grade Of Hunt
| Perfect Baking Powder and Extracts
the best that can be made; chemicall
:: tested and pure. H.: .ss . SIS
Savol Calof came over from his farr
!, east of here, last Friday and went t
Devils Lake to attend the meeting G
the republican county central con
mittee. 81 arkweather Times. =: d.. Z.
Rev. Arthur G. Bailey. who has bee
spending couple ofsssWeeks in :th
Turtle Mountain. district, returne
!: home Sunday. He will go back U
there the latter part 81 the week. Z
y Clinton Smith, q barber in the en-
+ ploy Of Chapman & Barickman, undo
]. went an operation for append citis
4 the Mayo hospital in Roche ester, MINI NJ "
Saturday and reports from there ind
I: cate that he Is getting along NIGEL
B Mrs. Smith went to Rochester thd
q week, 3s ~ l$
q Latest Invent on--Bests thing goin
q Tor pumping water. Gasoline Sengir
with pump jack attached. Attach 3
q any pump, Set up ready 20 run y on on
q $3.50. Can DO used TOR operating ar
B machinery reauiring light power. 81
q En- II. Prosser & co.
saturday is Marke day In the e y
u and d large crowd sof farmers are a5 e
pected III tonorro NJ Prizes viii "a
B offered and there win be many 9th
u features that viii be attractive TO Il
d visitors. rhe nerchants Of the Ct
are making q strong bid for the trad
y and II reductions II prices are any
ES ducements the farners viii find sho
IA ping Id Devils Lake very profitable.
b We are selling lots cf granite Nas
HI Rememhe every piece ut hall prie
N Don't fail to secure some while tt
last, III the New York Cash Store.