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The Washington times., 1908-01-23
FAITHFUL Sized SLEEPS
AS OATHS BLUE The AIR
AND CITY TRAFFIC STOPS

and beheld the car bearing down on
him.
Then he started to wake up his sopo-
rife beast of burthen.
why dOan' 20 look whah y0us gWlhe
yo' blame OF pOp-eyed fool he roared.
And the horse slept on
Clang! Clang!
The bell of the car gave vent 10 a
final violent screech and then stopped
three feet in front of the wagon Inc
motorman seemed irritated- lie jumped
on the bell again. and it emitted a
TAKE that blamed circus curiosity
OF yours of the car track ne sh9pt-
ed TO the agitated driver
No Trick, Says Driver.
Does you all think Abs keepin' dish
we're fool animile on dis track foah
fun?'' demanded the aggravated darkey.
And stiIl the cause of the trouble slept
quietly on.
IRE driver sprang from his perch and
grasped the sleeper by the bit and the
mOtorman with sundry comprehensive
curses. embracing the drivers entire
family and the equine race in general,
got behind the wagon and started TO
push
The sleeping horse gave a gentle snore
and aWOke. He glanced around benignly
furiated passengers. Then he smiled.
That smile seemed to sly.
why bless my soul, you don't mean
TO say I've been making any trouble?
Well. I'll declare I'm sorry. Only my
little morning nap, you Know
There was something 50 human abou,
that smile that the conductor, motor
man, and driver Cursed-this tine In
chorus and at the aged horse.
"Ah guess you is satisfied now" NUT
tered the old colOred man, as he again
mounted his seat and slowly moved
] away.
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
THACKERAYS POETS.

ThackeTay's fav0rite poets wee Gold
smith and the sweet lyric singers. %
Prior. whom he thought the easiest. the
richest, the most chaTmingiy humorous
Of English lyrical poets. and Gay. the
force of whose simple melody and art
less ringing laughter he appreciated lie
admired Pope, too. but while admitting
Millions greatness, thought nini such a
bore that no one could read him" 1t IS
not surprising. therefore, that Thaclze-
raw never essayed the big b. N-Wow
kind" OF poetry ortnightly Re-.ew.
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
CHESRE FAKE AND OHIO BY.

MT guaranteed
90 p Nc. & o. Limited Daily. Fast
xestfb1rIs train. Pullman sleepe-s 20 Lex
inEt0n. Louisville. Cincinnati. indianapolis.
C6fcazo and S. Louis Connection for
Virginia Hot Springs pullman Car Louis
yiTIE 10 Memphis am New Orleans. Dining
Cars a "A carte service
TJ-T6 p NJ F. v LIMITED. Daily.
Sid vestibule train. Pullman sleepers 70
CfnrI1uati Lexington. and Louisville.
CouuarLIaeut sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
SuriEEs week days. Dining Cars. y IA
cSrte service. pullman slevpers Cincinnati
~ chicago and st. Louis, and Louisville u
Memphis. Nashville, and New Crieans
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio off5ues 515 FeEnsy lyalla ave, 6uS IAN
- 1ear 2: and New Union station. TeIe-
rblne Main 1850, Tor Washington Terminal
CAB Service. ana Main 100 ~ 80 tOr c. K D,
Ticket Once. nO-25-CI
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMGRE AND OHIO r. 3.

LzANE NEw CN4ON STATION
ROYAL BILE Line
Every OIEeT n0ur Inc O1d Hour
10 PHILADELPHIA AMI AElE YORK
NEW IERAs4NAL IL 81. new 4OAk-
- ~ g. m--IJlnsT, Pullman PaT.OT.
IL - q m.-buEut EaEiJr, = Er. ITaFN.
s.gg a. Ha.--DlaeE AMI Pullman Parlor Car.
Ili.UU T. m--DIner ana fu4lUlau FaTIor Car.
u ~ y. m.-Dlner AMI Pullman PaEI0r Car.
$500 y n Royal Ll-nlIeL-' Al pullman
i4-gy y m.-COaChss u Philadelphia.
- ~ =. m.-DIGeE ana pullman EaTlor.
500 y. m.-Coaehss - FGllaGsl2nia,
- ~ y uL--54eeD ers.
sz.5z a. m.--S4scDers
ATLANTIC C44A, TT.95. 800. tI;oo q. n.
u w, -s5yg y.
BSsG. 50, go Pm .s1H-, $50 am $50 y, ~
EVERY noun ~ TIE dOCH--'
tWesk days 4.Cg q. M, u = y. NJ
10 BALTIAORE.
sz5z IS 90. fG.sJ. 'I-J~ = ~ isyo $50, - %
fs:so. .lg.gg. NO ., ~ I1z;So nooa Tl--Os
II A. s5.U0 TJ.vS '5,sy 1900. $50. Ti.0s 's.vg
Is -. "Ia.ye, 'Ig-s5, 'I.Sy. I'D >. r.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. 's-iU a. H.. liz. 80. D. N.
WILL, 's.lU q. n. '4'uS =. N, 40 night
PIIIsBUEG. 'sI0 = L.. az. "s-Ig =. a..
Gle ELAND. $40 p. n
COLUMBUS, $40 ?. m
WHEELING, $40 a. M, IS 80 p. m
WISCHESI EIt, - 10 a. n, f4-U5. y 20 .. n.
FREDERICK, Ts-lg. Ts-4s. - 10 an. "'I.sa
aAGERsfOWN. 1910 a "a. $500 >. N.
sDalIv TEXCepJ sunday. @'SUuCay only.
TIcEeJ Oulces. I4I7 ST., Tel. AIain 1881, 6Is
PenusyIyanl8 ave. Main "a New Union
Efartgn Ticket CEECe, Tel AAia !SsJ; InEor-
nation bureau. Aaln 1854 uo1T-u
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SEABOARO AIR LINE RAIL WAY
Ticket Office, I4zI Peuna. ave.

SOTICE-Foll5ugInS schedule not guaranteed
Il-O5 a. H., daiy-Seaboard Mail Through
coaches And Pullman sleepcrs 10 SAVANNAH
ard Jacksonville Through sleeper Washing
Ion TO Hamlet and Hamlet to Atlanta. Pari0r
car 20 pinehursL Dining cars
IS D. NJ ,aily-Seaboard Florida lin,
ftes Solid Pullman train through 10 Jazz
sonviIis and st. Augustine Also through
sIespers 10 PInehurst. Atlanta. B!rLlinR-
ham and Memphis Dining cars.
$50 D. IL. daily - SeaDoard Exp-ass
Coaches and PulIul&ns 10 savannah and
jacksonville
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-FoUowing schedule figures published
only as Information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile New Or
leans Asheville. Chattanooga. Memphis, 500
6 M and 1850 p, N, daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga
Memphis New Orleans, i5-i5 P. m daily,
For savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida
points $40 p m. daily.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta. Aiken.
4:10 p. m, and $50 p N. daily.
L. 5. BROWN. General Agent.
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
7 Send It On ApprOvaI-Y0u Wear It
II You Are Not Satisfied,
Refund Your Money.

have invented a rupture appliance that I
can safely say, by so years experience IN
the rupture business. Is the only one that
will absolutely hold the rupture and never
slip a. yet IS cool. comfortable conforms
to ever movement ~ the body without chaf-
ing o. urJiuE and costs less than many or
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
AUCTION SALES.

WILL SELL Tuesday, January % 1905
within the auction rooms OF Brown & Toll
son 1903 II st. NV, TO pay storage charges
on all goods stored the names Of W. s.
White Jennie Johnson. r. W. White, and
Mrs G. L. Humphrey. W. BURKHART' S
son. IOl3I5 9TH st. NV. ja2l-5t
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
FUR SALE-FARMS.

IN FAIRFAX county near Lort0n Station.
Is miles SOUTH Of Alexandria. on the 4. r.
J.. Railroad dwelling house and barn, q
acres Of land, S acres IN fruit and trees
Of an kinds and strawt cries; 800 yards from
station Inquire Of q. = PEARSON, L5r-
ton Va jaZ3-I2t
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
FOR RkNI-oFFICES

DESIRABLE Office rooms IN Evans building.
IlIs 20 1924 New York ave. Rental very low.
tncIuding heat. light. and janitor Servics-
Estate OF DANIEL S. EVANS. 1924 New
York Ave nol2-9Ot
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
FUk kEnI-SUBUABAs.

1921 Sth, Petw9rth, y and bath-------------s2 SIS
1873 sth. PetEurtl " and ba-h...........- s25
l. j. SHOEMAKER, 81 l4th y W. ja22-5t
-FOR REST-Smau cottage with two acres
North TakOma. $3.50. Key al store District
line. 43J q ST. NV ja22-3t
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN in any amounts from
Il, per cert on District OF Columbia real
estate Special fund S10,eG0 at 5 per cent
Every consideration shown borrowers.
The Harrison Realty COMPANY,
Phone Main SS62. 800 G street n. W.
Iny2S-1
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
New Cure
For Rupture

New Scientific Appliance, Always a
Perfect Fit-AdjUstabi@ to Any Size
Per4On-Eagy, Conf jrtable. Never
Slips, No Obnoxious Springs or
Fads-COsts Less EhGu Many
Common TEusEes-MEdG for
BIen, Women or Children
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
FOR REHT-FLATS
FOR RENT-WAREHoUSES.

FOR RENT-New s-st0ry brick warehouse.
60 l. NV; u, 600 II. floor space: equipped
with modern electric elevator. 90 be ready
FOR occupancy February I. Inquire 81 Tth ST
NV. lazg--t
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
DR., SHADE
DIR. FISK ELGIN
LOAN COMPANIES.
Money Loaned SaIaried People

Offices in 50 principal cities: save yourself
money by getting my terms frst- d II.
ToLMAN. Room 5os. SO 18th ct. nv, dss-u
The Washington times., 1908-01-23

IF YOU NEED MONEY to pa -ent or buy
coaI. viii furnish all you need. lend you
on your furniture piano: these loans ars
strictly PRIVATE. Try ne. p. o. BOX
1913 Station G. no2-H
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-STABLES.

TWO brick stables, s. and SI255
1. Z. SHOEMAKER, 6l2 lGth n. ". 5ag2-2t
MODERN brick stable. suitable for horses
or automobile. Rear 9J3 North Carolina ave.
Sc. ja2I-st
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
FOR sALE-aoUsEs.

FOR SALE
WHY NOT
when buying, buy the best house for
$4,000
that money can buildy
$3.50 PER MONTH
and small cash payment VIII CO X.
Examine those
SUPERIOR HOUSES
on north side
KENYON ST
bet. 9th and tn SITS.
Extra wi1e-eNtra finish-eXtra cheap.
THE F. H. SMITH co.
Ja%55t lfO3 y. Y. ave.
INVESTMENTS.
PRICE, 5000 RENT 50 MONTH.
Brick, northeast. west u 9TH. white tenants
Good Renters.
PRICE s., 600. RENT S1A50.
Neat brick, on Main So. northeast white
Tenants
PRICE $500; RENT, $3.50.
Near Second and / NV, Never Vacant
COLLINS-GUEBRY CO. 6ZI 18th ST. NV.
ja23-3t
FOR SALE-Two neat Groom bricks; all
modern improvements. at a bargain On easy
termsi also fine business property on " ST.,
suitable for any business. HENRY W OF
FUTT, ga and y SITS. ja23-tf
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
FOk -EAI-HUUSEs
FOR REET-APARTMENTS

FIVE ROOMS and bath Apartment g THE
HAMPSHIRE. lbs Columbia road. 5ac3-3L
ONLY Ss.2o. WORTH $50.
Apartments No. SOC Rhode Island ave ne Z.
i've large rooms and bath. take through
cars on y ST +. II. SMITH q CO., BOND
building faEg-Ef
FRONT APARTMENT ia the Ivanh0e. 1903
sth St NV. rooms ana bath: steam heat
hot water and JalItOr services. rent $3.50
PERCY =. RUSSELL.
80 q ST. y. W. 5a80-st
The Washington times., 1908-01-23
FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-SCBURBAN.

| TWO ELEGANT modern six and seven-rooua
! homes; one block 70 trolley. p0st0fhce
schools; lots 5ox25oi shady lawns monthly
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28
The Sum Of His Ofiendlng.

.\ta mass meeting m Buffalo We'd
uesday night Bryan spoke Of himself
iu these words,
ed shall be- cnutentif. when mvdsv.
ATE numbered. 10 cau be- raunl.y
said of me Chat 3 Was ,o.ler. iaUorra
as best J could. h4teuo.hluetoa-l
oi the american people eNcep, tohe
permitted Co spend the resi- Of my life
repay .ng tae debt of gratitude : oRe
them. III ever hold 50 office it must
not be because wsntit. but because
they want me to serve. ~ometu "a,
Ia tern papers nave called meal.ei4-
tor How could be Dictator.
What have I with winch to force one
single human being WHAT h8teI
with which 90 influence one -ug.e
vote. have DO patronage wI,h wh.,a
90 corrupt you never bad la.t
DO wealth with winch 90 bay yua
never bad. have no corporation.
bind me with which 90 teroale So.
never bad WHAT'S The sum OF m.
offending. ], is that D have talseI O..
you frankly and fesrle,,iy on Gle
thing which weare both Interested
10 is tina. ! have defended demoeu,.
a~ ] understood democracy.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28
CEN. LEE 5 AUTOGRAPH.

The Boston Transcript says one of
the recent sdditiOns 20 the President
library Is among the mOstyslued of H.
treasures. II is letter Of Gen. Rob
ert +. Lee 20 his cousin, Gen. FitT-
hugh Lee. Ii was presented 70 tie
President By the son Of the latter
Capt Fiuhugh Lee, who Is one of the
White House aids and the President :
companion iu his horseback rides .u
the vicinity Of Washington. The let
ter is accompanied toy an excellent
photograph 81 the Confederate genera
the two are framed together and occu-
py a prominent place on top of the
low bookcase, which extends around
the room.
That's right, Mr. Roosevelt. study
well the character Of the immortal
man. and learn from him that duty
is the subiimest word in the languages
OF earth
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28

I the new medicine. "For IRA.
yeas J suffered with catarrh - 20
stomach. and for the past wear eas
lame With rheumatism. / atfr,1.-s
fl.s no joy stomach trouble AZ ~ ,'su.ea
cllaton was very poor. VIVA, s,. s',s
ATE would -lu 20 gas alnoet =. ~
! would have a sensation OF bIos,,~--
and would have 70 belch fraora.a..s.
10 relieve his. BY heart also be..A-y
affected, and 2 would suddenly heea.s
dizzy and have paiplatlons ms
tired and duh and desDoodent S
l.nes- ] lost great deal Of eesh ~
H4s nervous and depressed. This v 80
on f'r cTer seven years. altboueS
spent hundreds Of dollars tryl5s -
ge- relief.
"Nhen Cooper was In Pos,o.
heard q good deal about bis idsss !
stomach trouble Next. one ~ ~ ~
friends told me that his medicines 80
greatly helped them. purcbs,.s
some ~ the New Discovery medIe,,~
Today am perfectly well; / sleen IiS.
2 boy, can elt anything and bays -
rheumatism Or heart trouble. -
longer have any gas on my stonsrs
and re-! as | did years ago. No ora
could De more astonished by thea
facts than myself They are remark.
able. 1ut true. This Is indeed a von.
deriul medicine"
The Cooper preparations have be,
more widely sold aud discussed sIpcs
being Introduced than anything Of The
Kind ever before cold hy druggists Va
sell .llm and CAD ain their natun
III C. Cr-e q 10.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28
The LION IN The PATH.

Alone and unaided. Speaker Can
non has stood of the movement for "a
forest reservation along the Apps
lschan range, running from the edge
Of New England into the Southwest
President have recommended the re-
serve. the Senate has passed the bin.
the House j. overw helmiugly for it
but II does not become law. Why.
Because the Speaker Of the House Will
not permit it 10 come 20 vote. Non
action upon this bin, and the promis-
Ell passage ~ the Aldrich currency
bill illustrate the tremendous power
which has been Lodged in one man iu
the House.-MiunespOlis Journal
And yet we continue 10 SAY and
sing 1.-THE land Of the free and the
home Of the brave Pity Russia and
tolerate a Gar, continue despotism
snd submit tsmely 70 lis power They
tell Us there is no remedy They al
SO tell Us that the government may
improve a waterway but not q high
way.
MOnstrous and Absurd
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28
FAvORS oIIM crow CARS

Editor Washington Herald
notice a reply TO Mr.. McDermotts
desire for Jim crow cars In this city
considering such request as disturb
ing the present peace and harmony
/ would like 10 say that last SUNDAY
= large cOlored man attempted TO seat
himself in the SIX inches Of space be-
tween myself and the next passeu ger.
AT first | thought the man had lost
his balance aS the car rounded the
curve, but speedily found my mis-
take. As soon as could eXtricate my
self he was more than welcome 20 the
seat. As the laws DO not seem equal
70 preventing negro men from knock
ing white women in the head every
few evenings, 'jim crow cars al least
would shield them from such am in-
suit as | have described.
MARGUERITE DU PoNr LIE.
1927 New Hampshire Avenue.
There Is widespread and growing
demand in Washington for "um
crow law, and it is IN the interest of
both races that IL should come quick.
But for the good sense Of that white
woman the conduct of that negro
would have provoked difficulty
which would have resulted in blood.
shed. The Washington negroes an
belong 10 the "4oO aud why not
flock together II they refuse,
force them 10, and for their good and /
that Of all Washington.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28
HUMAs STOMACH HAS
BECOME DEGENERATE
Animals Are Healthier Because of Stror.
Digestive Apparatus.

An Interesting interview was re-
Gently obtained with J.. 4 Cooper. The
young man whose theory and medi
Cines have created such q sensation
during The past year,
Mr. Cooper. in speaking ~ tho 20.
markabie success OF bis medicine had
this 10 say 0n the subj "fIF uefl.
cine regulates the stomach. That s.
why n is success fll The human STONE
ach today has become deee-e .a-e and
is the cause for most odd health. l
the horse. the dog. and tle Wild arl-
mails generally. you sre 20 nerve eE-
haustion. no chronic debility They
are not shut up day after d8y Will
practically no exercise and they ara
not able 20 stuff themselves with fool
when their bodies have not bad enough.
work 10 Justify &C. The human race
has been doing this for years. and.
look at the result-haif Che people are
complaining of poor health. not real
iiiness-iust q haif-sick. tired. dro0rv
feeling They don't really know Wh.t|
is the matter with them.
Il know that al the trouble isl
caused ly weak. Orerw0rked e.om-|
achs. / have proved this With myI
medicine 10 many thousands of neo-I
rle In most OF the leading cities OIL.
this country. ] expect f0 10 the sama|
thing in Europe next year. This isI
the real reason for the demand fCrI
my preparation
Among those who have recently
NuIW 90 %
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28
FAD AND FLAPpOOpLE. ,.

our worthy contemporary, o.,
Time>-DI-patch. in recent editorial
refers to an interview Of senator
Daniel which appeared in the New
York World. and says, in il the gifted
senator has severed from present day
Democracy an "fads and flspdoodles
aud is ready 20 return 90 the faith OF
the fathers. We sre led 10 ask
whether OF not free silver is embraced
IN the list Of "fsds and hapdoodles e''
further whether or not the Lame
Lion Of Lynchburg has cut loose
from that heresy? Aud again. il
there are no "fads aud iiapdoodle," in
The platform TO be adopted at Denver
and Mr. Bryan is the nominee whether
or not our big brother will stick 20 the
colors and vote the ticket? The
G.. %. p. is evidently ION the run.
and this is no time for "fads. flap
doodle> or foolishne,s, snd il is well
30 know in advance who may be
counted on in the thick Of the fight.
To be deserted 10y a comrade when the
latter IS joined is a great calamity.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28

It's true that two hundred aud fifty
thousand dollars is q good big sum of
money, bat If our Legislators imagine
that it is big enough for Virginia road
Improvements they labor under sad
deiu>iou. The very best that could be
done Il may be, but Il is but q drop
in the bucket and the general gov
eminent must help or the case is hope
less. We have been playing road,
long enough, and it is time 90 begin
work.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28

The might riders of Kentucky, as
Of Tennessee, have for the time being
at least abandoned the "iorch aud
taken up the lash" On a recent
night, cold and showing fast, 20
masked men went 10 the homes Of
the planters and a county judge, fore
Ell them to 20 with them, stripped
them. tied them TO stakes, piled the
lash and make the blood flow. The
organized soldIery Of the two states
should be called out 20 prevent s re-
petition Of such inhumaniiy. Farm
ers have their grievances, but none
but fiends resort 20 such remedies of
edresS.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28

We have houored the memory OF
the immortal Washington sgain. d
memory as green and fresh As though
the peerless man had died but yesier-
day. A sacred duty In the discharge
Of which we lifl ourselves 20 higher
plane o. civil life.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28

II you are "b.ue ON account of hard
times get the American Magazine for
February, and read what Mr. Dooiy
has 20 say of the "sorrows Of the rich.
and then 20 with him at l0o'ciocs al
night 90 the shoe makers shop and
ind the cobler peggiug away. and
though there is sickness bon the family
and the creditor worrie, him he hash c
slime 90 annoy anybody The read
ing WIFI DO you good.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28

Mrs. He.ue Green j. The best hnal-
cier Of them sll. she refused 90 lend
money 70 the Nsuderbiits on diamonds
A. collateral because Of her big disgust
al the throwing away Of good Ameri-
can money on foreign mo- counts
And with reference 10 The panic ai-
vises that the next time We build h-
nancial foundations we use something
more substantial than water. The
Bible declares that the man was fool
ish who used sand Why not make
the old lady Secretary ofthe Treasury -.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28
THE BIG MAN AND THE brother
IN BLACK"

Mr Tan is Just now having "ifou
tles Of ms own and they arise ou,
'ofhis efforts 10 control the negro vote
of the South There was a time when
they went Co the convention as sheen
in "a tiock and oheyed without prole.
the crack of The whip Of the political
boss. Not >o now. There is unrest
from the Potomac 20 the Gulf aud
they are dividing into uuwicldly aud
unrN squads, ltmay be lhe "bar
Tel B., uo longer big enough, or, as
f We are rather disposed 20 believe, the
F foot of the evil i, 20 be found ia the
iucendiary, in,uboriinate and irre-
spousible teachings Of the negro hi>h-
ops of The Soutl en Church who are
uaading through the Northern state
declaimIug against Jim Crow oui-
RACES and ballot box euormiiies
Anyhow ihe fight /, on. and the -cr
retary must pardon Us for luduleiu-
what DE no doubt regards as Sind oi
-ghoui.,l glee. Tie south has long
since solved the problem, ihe sleek.
,ick-,ouguei bishops ,o tne contrary
Notwithstanding, aud now it is "uI
90 Mr Taft. lie D, making frequent
and frantic effort, Co stem the tide.
out as ponderous SIS be is he will tei
swept from his moonngs before
unless Die learns 90 agree with Us and .
that = 90 te found iu the abolition Dl'
the 18Th amendment 90 the const.tu- .
uon. This would mean DO harm uol
bur. 20 the CREST body of uegroe, 81. .
they have of value ha, come from
their con act With The white race and .
DO one knows this better than does
Booker Washington. aud so long g.,
the whites are in power the black
man Will suffer nought in property or
personal rights
The negro farm adjoining that oi
The white man viii be made o. bear
no heavier taN-buIden than that OF
his neighbor. and be viii he allowed
just such personal ioertie, a, are best
for him and his. Mr Hitchcock. who
i, no charge of the Tat forces Will
learn, sooner or later. that 90 DO away
with the "hitch in The road Of civil
righteousness. he must consult aud
learn Of southern methods Of dealing,
with The yeXed problem, and he Will
oe forced TO confess that instead of
being saturated with injustice and
cruelty, they are pregnant with come
mon sense and covered an over with
the mantle Of charity Separate
schools, and separate churches. and
home, are no more desirable
nor no more promotiye Of gooi order
than are separate coaches W nee
gro dare, register at the Willard i1
with the hope ~ obtain
ing bed and board than DE would 90
me jefferson in Richmond. and sonl
negro should be allowed a seat ON
white man 5 car that moves along tie
streets Of the capital city of The coua-
ny. Excuse Us. Mr.. Taft. If We smile
while We say I'VE told YOU So.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28

Among The miilionaires oi the sen
ate the name Of Senator lhos. =. Mar
tn. Of Virginia, is enrolled. w e
hadn't thought IL. No one ever ae-
cused John Daniel of being MILLION
aire. snd vet he is great lawyer and
8 great authoT.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28

Hettie Green is on the trail oil Ni'
Taft and while she has no vote she Is
gifted with the power OF speech ana
bssthe Shekels. surely the big, bury
secretary lie learning tina, there i no
.roval r5ad that leads 20 the White
House al Washington
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-28

The Government has sent quar-
te.te of girl singers 20 Panama TO sing
for the workers. Why not provide
like entertainment for our prisons,
tenements rows and hospitals. Has
il come TO this that charity Is not with
out honor save iu its own country and
among lis own people.