The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-20

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president still after he becomes an FIX.
Morse Tue convicted New York
banker, who is now in Jail is said to
Doe worth $4,000, OOO. Now let's see II
money like love will "laugh at bars
Some few, very few Of our ex-
changes are saying, Bryan did it,
IThmk again, brothers, and don't
write your elves down in the silly
class.
Whether Norfolk goes "dry' by a
vote of ihe people or not remains to oe
seen. but Chief kizer properly sus-
tanned Will make IL dry without the
formahty of vote.
Mr. Taft won, but they do tell us
that the Baltimore sun has lost n large
majority of its Virginia subscribers.
"Nothing but good of the dead, ~ and
vet but we won { say.
Large industries are opening up, Is
the latest Ofcourse, the owners now
ksow that the Government is partner
for the next four years To come, and
pmd-for profits all assured.
ltis said that when MIR. Roosevelt
take. editorial charge Of the Outlook
he will be recognized as the "leader Of
industrial Democracy Heretofore he
ha, been leading political Republi-
cani,m.
Before the shouting" is over a
quasi effort WAS resumed in one of the
United states courts to dissolve the
Standard oil Company. No use for il
until "my policies come around four
year, hence for reelection.
Am attorney is shot down in "A Cali
fornia courtroom for having presented
law breakers, millionaire is muir
dered ON the streets of New York by a
man whom he had been benefsctor
The South is not sinner above other
sections. Physician heal thy SELF
During the session Of the NJ. + Con-
ference the Norfolk Landmark has
this to say: The present activity in
the local poultry market is not with
out a certain spiritual significance. +"
Call il spiritual, fyou will, but TO us
it ,macks loudly of the carnal.
We ntmated in last weeks Herald
that Judge Saunders had failed Of re-
election to Congress from the Fifth
District but in this we were in error.
lie has been reelected by small ma
iority, and Virginia in the next Con-
grcss will only be misrepresented by
but oueOf her SONS.
The Emperor Of China is dead, and
hi, nephew, who is just three years
old. has been installed on the throne
the Dowager Empress, who has been
really i'm command, will still hold the
reins of government 1t all looks
queer To us, but we should remember
that China is hoary with age, and we
as nation still young.
Mrs. Howard Gould says it will re-
quire at least $4,000 a year to keep her
out of the poorhouse. Poor, silly wo-
man. We know Of two persons who
are living comfortably, pleasantly and
happily on less than $50 a month, and
they are infinitely less suspicious in
all that goes to make up true and no.
BILE wOmanhOOd.
The solidty of the South now rests
almost, If not entirely, on sentiment, |
tradition and the all but vanquished |
fear of negro domination. Washing !
ton Herald
Scratch out the call but, >" not with
your pencil, but from the condition |
and not the theory that confrOnts us,
and we will listen to you. Till then
no more of Adams's in ours.
The handsome residence of the late
j. II Estll, of Savannah, Ga, has
been offered to Judge Taft free of cost
If he will spend the winter, or part OF
il, as the guest of the citizens of the /
Georgia city. Gush, Gush, Gush!-
s. leNandria Gazette.
"Gush' and lust, and yet when we
come to think Of it, the honorable gen
.leman is giving now valuable asset
To- any community which may be hon
pred with his presence.
We have never for a moment con- /