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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12
GOVERNOR WILL WELCOME FLEET

Governor Swanson will officially wei.
come on behalf of-Virginia the sixteen
nat'ieships Of the, Atlantic fleet when
they return to Hampton Roads on Feb
ruary u from the cruise around the
world.
The Governor will witness the arrival
OF the ships from the deck of the Com
modore Maury, the flagship of the Vir-
ginia oyster navy. He will be accom-
panied by his staff officers.
A big celebration is being planned bv
the commercial bodies of the Tidewater
cities. and the governor probably will
lead the Virginians in the welcoming
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12

E
Ihere are now two hundred and fifty
Thousand words in the English language
acknowledged by the best Authorities
and yet there are times when some
people can not find words to exnress
their, feelings. We find ourselves in
that position occasionally. DO your
Norfolk Virginian- Pilot. -. 49, -; q
Perhaps the Pilot is In the situ-
alton ofthe1 man who was haul
ing a cart-load of apples up hill
when the tail-gate of. the cart
came out, letting his load roll
down hill. Just then his spirit.
ual adviser rode DIP and was
somewhat astonished to-see his
parishioner stand silently LOOT
ing at the wreck. a"Mr. Jones,
safdthe parson, 'T am pleased
at what | see,a. ssPleased?" re.
piled Jones, land if I NAV ask
why. s"That l do not find Won
swearing at your troubies
larson, meekly replied Jones
.Assddidq't swear, that's a fact. bnti
IL was simply because | found no
language THAT would adequately
express my feelings. 80
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12
CRISP NEWS.

1
Western wheat sold last week in Bal
'imore at S1.10, almost breaking re-
cords.
factory viii be established at Nor
loik 70 make paper and sugar from
green cornstalks.
"A man IN New York was shocked To
death by a. big icicle which. falling.
rested with one end on live wire and
the other on an iron pipe on which his
hand rested.
Although $500 JURORS have been
summoned in the trial of the Coopers
Tor the murder of Carmack, so far
only IL have been chosen. The last
venire was 500 men.
The annual reunion of United Con
iederate Veterans will be held in Mem
pms, Tenn, on June 8, 9 and 10. Sons
or Veterans, Daughters of the Confed-
eracy and the Ladies Choir will all have
prominent parts.
NO art has made such wonderful
advances as that of dentistry. The
iatest remarkable dental operation re-
ported comes from Loudoun county.
virginia. where dentist made a set of
teeth for cow. The work was emil
nentIy successful and the teeth worked
as well as those of the natural sort
Earth shocks in southern Eurone
average dozen daily, and apparently
they are increasing in number and in
tensity. The refugees are in constant
state of alarm and the vast majority of
them have decided to emigrate to
america -n as soon as they can secure
transportation. On the distant horizon
Mount Etna can be seen emitting nm
immense column of smoke, which. being
white, the people consider bad omen,
The Norfolk & Portsmouth Traction
Company's ferry steamer Ocean View.
running between Willoughby Spit and
Ola Point Comfort, was burned to the
waters edge at Willoughby pier
tuesday morning. Three of her crew
all colored, were burned to death in
their hunks. The pier also was DESTROY
ed The cause of the fire is unknown
Inc loss, covered by insurance. is
Szz,OoO. Among the dead is Lester
webb, aged %, of Middlesex county.
Every time fire occurs in VIRGINIA
the Insurance Department of the State
has to pay 81. The money goes to the
nre chiefs In the cities and towns where
there are organized departments and
to the sheriffs of counties where there
are no departments. and is in payment
Tor reports of fires made to the Insur-
ance Department for its annual records
Inc reports must show the value of !
the the property, the owner, the origin of
the fire and all other data. During
the year 1908 the State paid 81, 24O for
his service. ~
III the results of the new preventive
treatment for typhoid fever prove as
iuccessful as reported one of the most
dreaded and fatal diseases to which
humanity is heir will be stamped out
t has long been known that a second
Ittack of typhoid is rare, and acting on
his hint serum has been discovered ,
Which, when injected under the skin of I
person renders him immune TO the s
isease. The operation is nearly pain
ess, no sore following, as is the case
Nth vaccination for smallpox, and /
My slight fever results, The expert
lsnts so far lead to the belief that ,,
bsolute immunity to typhoid results :
rom this treatment, and if so a most G
advance in medical science t
as beer. made. ....,.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12
CARRIE NATION IN IAIII

carrie Nation is in a London Jail for
smashing things. Nothing daunted.
she mas sent to America for 10. 600 little
hatchets to be sold at 12 cents apiece.
Sne has also contracted at $500 a
week 10 appear at several London
theatres and give an hours talk each
night and show how she does things.
MRS. Nation has received another
s splendid offer-this time from Wales.
Inc revivalists of that principally. have
offered her $500 a week to address meet :
inRs IN the mining centres, where it is
considered bad form to go to bed sober
more than three times week. -
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12
KETCH-AWLS FROM EVERYWHERE.

You can lead horse to water.
But you can't make him drink
You can give fool experience.
But you can't make him think.
Dogs are all right in their prone,
places. if they don't make night hideou.
by barking. But there ought to be lit
tie less sentiment about dogs and little
more about people.-Norfolk Land
mark.
Long editorials and long sermons are
very much alike. They are easy TO,
the editor and the preacher, but they
are insufferably hard on the reader and
the congregation. Petersburg Index.
Appeal.
Capt0T L. l. Radcliffe, of Millenbeck.
brought to our Office Saturday cluster
of oysters, which numbered l8, all of
which were large. They had formed
on the bottom of an old champagne
bottIe.-Free Lance. .,..
You who read this should bear in
mind that this editor or some other ed
itor will some day write your obituary.
AS you don't know which editor it will
be the safest way is to treat all editors
in way that will make them feel kind.
ly towards you. -Southside Sentinel.
The boy who thinks he doesn't get
what IS coming to him is a pin head.
The man who plants corn gets corn.
The one. who puts his hand in the fire
gets burnt The chap who hates
everyone is hated. The fellow who
loves everyone is loved. You can't beat
it boys its the law of nature. The little
man who does his work the best he can
and thinks success. gets success. The
lighter who thinks his opponent can
lex him gets licked. There is no such
hing as luck If you do right only |
light will come, if you, do wrong you'll
'et the worst of it. O. Let's be kind and !
quare and see il, it doesn't make us
Apply 75Bnster, Brown. :,
Mr.. WIS. Kilmer, of Binehamton
I. Y, has bought from Judge John G.
lew and Mr.. R. G. Smith that portion
ia Grange farm known as Balls
Iecks between La Grange and Robin
1n creeks, containing 274 acres, and
as large force of men at work clean
'g up the same preparatory to the
rection of elaborate buildings. Mr..
liner is typical sportsman and will
ltertain extensively when his building
'eratlons are completed. This is one :
the choicest locations on the Kappa
lnnock and an ideal place for such
lrposes as Mr.. Kilmer bought it.
Col. B. L. Farinholt, of West Point:
Bristow and M. A. Bristow, of Mid
esex, have bought ''Westham" farm.
Middlesex, containing SIT acres.
uthside Sentinel.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12

PHE INDEX Appeal man mis-.
copstrues our aIlusion to Mr.
Stuart in his withdrawal. b This
paper has taken his ayowal in
good faith and says nothing 10
the contrary. That his decision
was reached after constellation
IN Washington and upon the
ground that his candidacy would
be laEgelylhandieap ed by atten-
tlons--to-his-ia dispesed-wife
eomes7 to nsz pretty straight
lhls may OF. may not be depre-
ca5su, sas you like : it, but we
stdli' MAINTAIN with other cons
JsesmnPoaaries that Virginians pre-
Ter tQ make and unmake COVER.
nors on Old Dominion soil. . rs I
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12
! GRAND LODGE MEETS.

With deiegatesffo practically every
lodge IN the State. the 131st scommuni.
cation of the Grand Lodge of Masons IN
virginia opened at the Masonic Fefhple.
Richmond. Tuesday night, presided
over sby Most Worshipful Joseph w.
ggleston. Grand Master The SsVork
OF the session win be brought to close
Thursday night. sbi7R iss1 Ell i2aas : (
Capt. Geo. p. Squires, J.sB. Crapss
M. Schwartznan and w. a Med "a 40,
are in attendance from Lancaster ssTrl
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12
RAPPAHANNOCK OYSTERS OK

Drs. Freeman and Furguson, of the
State Board of Health, spent Monday
on the Rappahannock examining the
water and oysters on the oyster beds
and at the packing houses. They are
giving out nothing as yet for publica-
ton, but to our local M. d. thew re-
marked, in substance, that if a fellow
did not die until he contracted disease
from the Rappahannock oyster he would
live to be as old as Methuselab.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12
OUR WEATHER.

Inc first day of February. dawned
with radiant skies. and in becominp
winter style. On Tuesday morning the
Happahannock river was frozen from
shore to shore as far down as Tappa-
hammock for the first time this winter
The ice soon yielded however. to the
influence of the tides. 1t gradually got
warmer until Friday and Saturday gave
US spring-like weather, and on SUNDAY
evening we were given an electrical
storm of some hours duration and at
the same time continuous down-pour
Of snow.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12
BOAT NOTES

on her first trip out last Thursday
after being overhauled in Baltimore
steamer Potomac blew a hole in her
boiler and was delayed about eight hours
Inc Calvert. which was on the Rama
hammock route while the Potomac wa
undergoing repairs, has gone to the shin
yard to be overhauled. -'
Dill has been passed in Conoress
requiring all motor boats to carry life
preservers, one for each passenger
AS II IS at present the owners ~
motor boats are only compelled to pro-
woe hfe-preservers for passengers car
ried Tor hire, as the law reads, In the
event OF accident and drowning of per-
sons aboard who are not paid passengers
a' present there is no law to cover such
case. pes o., 49,
AS the result of using gasolene On
coeir motor boats many of the OWNER,
OF these craft on South bay LONG
island, are suffering from sore ewes
ano oiue goggles are constantly worn
Ihelr general health is said also IN be
impaired. The malady has become
epidemic among the captains and crews
Oh the oyster dredge boats, probable
owing to the fact that much time l.
passed below decks.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12
WARRINGTON ONCE GAVE II,

70 three doctors; was kept in bed for 1--WE
weeks. Blood poison from a SPIDERS bite
caused large. deep sores to cover his leg. The
doctors failed, then "Bucklen's Arnica Salve
completely cured me-" writes John Washing
ton' OF B&qneviile. Tex. For eczema. boils.
ourns and piles Its supreme. csc at all
druggists.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12

A WIT has said that so far no
one has put in a plea for an EIGHT
hour day for the doctor. He be-
longs to thepublic. tits required
OF him that he shall save Others:
nowhere it is recorded that he
shall save himself. The doctor
makes a running fight with
death, but it is unfortunate that
death, being the senior practi-
tioner, is bound to win i'm the
long run, but the patients nat
urally feel that it is the doctors
business to make the best terms
ne can with the shade with the
other words, to DELAY
or divert his ATTACK as long as
possible.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12

Wanted-For the Southside Sentinel,
a candidate for governor = Mathews
Journal. .,,s,-..i-
And on the next breath our
Urbanna friend came outforCon-
gresham Jones for Governor
Oh course this was by way of
compliment, as Mr.. Jones is too
shrewd to think of doing so fool
hardy a thing. Brother Ryland's
constituency is going for Judge
Mann almost overwhelmingly, as
things look over there now.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12

DIR. TANNER, who is conduct
ing a health campaign in Cali
fornia, gravely suggests that the
teeth of COWS should be cleaned
regularly as aprophylactic meas
ure. TO ensure clean tactical
fluid he wants prophylactic meas
ures taken. With Tanner and
Wiley still alive we may well ex-
claim-"What next 7" -
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12
REvOLTs'AT coLDlsrEEnalo,

'our only hopc.r said three doctors 70
S nls. NJ. t. Fisher. Detroit. Mich. sufrer,nv
49,. severe rectal trouble, lies in an opera
'sou, then used DIR. Kings New Life pil,s "
A,, .. tiii wholly cured. They prevent
= q ut all druggists.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12

SHADE OF julius CAEsAR-But
l tell you, Jove, if L had known
you were going to reincarnate
me in such a strenuous mortal as
Roosevelt | should have begged
OF. lfever Lam fixed in mortal
shape again | stipulate for a
quieter life. v'''.-' '''''F7e
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12
WITH APOLOGIES TO OURDRIIN
QUENTS.

"A sign hung in a conspicuous place
in store at Lawrence:
MAN is made of Dust. Dust settles
Are you a man?"-Boston Record.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12
GLASS NOT IN THE RACE

Representative Carter Glass, of the
Lynchburg district. announces he will
not be candidate for the gubernator;aI
nomination before the democratic
primaries this year.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-02-12

Congressman Glass announces that
ne has always been in favor of State
wide prohibition. The Landmark. did
not know this. We are not in favor of
Statewide prohibition, because we be-
iieve in local option. Norfolk Land
mark.
The Virginia Anti-Saloon
League is not for Statewide pro-
hlbltion, nor is Judge Mann.
Both are forloeal option. Ergo,
we shall look for our friend, The
Landmark, to line up with the
Anti-Saloonists and Judge Mann.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-04

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Gs ut ctn dIlcrpormcbmfter
Chatter.


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3eittabeuc
Mbbalt,t,sg Der Gib,tit9eis
Dcs Common Ylcas
Ocri6tes
inn Sabre 1910.


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nnb am g. 9a9e bes Sftpber.
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gSunoer iiber WunOcr.

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