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VOL. XIX. No. 41. MANASSAS, VA„ FRIDAY^ MARCH 6, 1914 ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
FARrTREDICK: PBHT lHNAS3gPOl)IM!JiOW I AWHIl' OtJK flllJi SCHlKli SENATOR PM'S SPEECH
County S«3tooBr"W^ Comp^tgm 1 Former Resident «nd Great Friday's Meeting of Inatitnte How Many of Us Realize How Old Prince William Singularly Of Great Interest to Patrons Aniiu&l Track and Field Friend of the Late CongrcM> Very Helpful to FarmaM- Fortunate Are the Young . Fortunate—Only Minor And Pup3a of Agricultural Events Next Month. mairE. E. Meredith. Eacellent Attendance. I. Faik nf This rmnerationZ ~ rugn scnopis.
— —tConttibutad.} I Gilwrtftir The fifth annual Prince William Died suddenly at his home in * BY C. H. YAHBOBOUGH, JR. The^ r OtTtttXtt jr MB. EDITOR;—The friends of- County Public Schools track and Philadelphia, February 17th, of (Director M anassas Agri cu ttural School) A campaign of pnhliVity ia. night played havoc •throoghoot thc MgHBfcaas'Agiricuirural HIgK°~ field meet will be held on Round pneumonia, Ekiward Tredick, a The meeting' of the'Tarrners^ sometimes necessary to call to this section of the country. School, the firot of its kind in Athletic Field on Thursday, April man of the most upright charac- Institute on Friday, the 27th, was our attention some of the educa Prince William was unusually Virginia.and every one interested >g.,1.914^ - This nrieet has gi'owntter and genial manners, a man a very successful one. The crowd tional opportunities enjoyed by foftttaate ia that no irreparable slowly fJ-oitt yaafto year Sha iSlfwReslfi-iendsHf'WM k privJlfige w atteHaificg' mm pai'ha&'B tag tB6 y6uth otbfir Eighth Uongres. e was done. Telephone nct schools. organi2 lobse- year, when sixty youthful ath- to claim. His unselfish and un largest of the year and the speidc sionai District and telegraph communication quently, will be interested fn the letes representing Haymarket, changeable friendship endeared era proved to be masters of their Here, within the limits of our has been cut off causing serious speech of Senator Page, made at Gainesville, Hickory Grove, Brad him to those who knew and loved subjects; own bonders, we find an institu inconvenience. There have been the close of the debate quan and Cherrjr Hill, in Occo- from New Hampshire aftar the ing of this product. He told of ricuko^ nec^ of oar oomnuH wind, when the heavy plate glass mont Senator has not forgotten quan District, and it is hoped war and lived eig^iteen years in the importance pf the "infertile'^ nity. W9B shattered by the motion of the boya and girls on the farm that before the entries are closed Prince William. After his egg in influencing the keeping We refer to the Manassas Ag the awning frame. The pane and that he is hopeful of the fu each district in the county will father's d?ath, he went to Phila- qualities and urged the farmers ricultural High School, a modest was replaced Wednesday. ture. . . .^ have at least two schools to com- aeipma and went into ouamesa— Titt uBgglwt ihiBlmuufimii twe- BtraetB^e AB tHaOUMUlKB ot Ma~-—ii:xaio mi p"*^! nf ihiT TetHrtr It awitint to iH? Pretty well un- pete for supremacy. The meet- was made prcaiidcHt of the Nye UH. He luld of th« cola fltOjfage naeaaBl^Ownahip, aitnated nn an come echoes of minor diooBtcf. deratood that something wiH~bg -ifflH day t» -A-l^ftN<—Co.—Ho-ww-ygeaai-- and water glaaa methods «f-«top- eminence, overlooking a rolling At Blooms, a milk atatien about done at au wly dale'by the tna coaaty spemng mAtCh SiTi nent ia Maaonie eifdca in Phila ing oggc, and discuooed tho relit' eountry, ot tho foot hillo of tho two pqiloB ooDt of town, tho ptet the presence of the scfaooi ex- delphia—was a naember of the tiveImportance of each. He con- Blue Ridge. form and shed were overturned; direction. A bill has become a bibits from all over the county at Elks, the Union League and fS^ ciuaed ms address by diS{yiAyinj; OB lt». Jauully me itachttB tarw anpointipg a National CoJQ- the same time, should draw the triot and Founders' Society. - a number of packages suitable who have pursued advanced comhouse was unroofed and Mr.' mission of nine persons to con- "hnQtest crowd in the history of fiewas Lh He always addrees dealt with poultry hi the tind A^rginia Polyte<^nlc Insti- and other remote sections cornea gation. - The commJBBion named -team, tnuu ABsmiiig the ft nf going tn Virginia as main, hnt he also tonched on-theJAuy* tfte~wair"»Kniff fftlgphnnp wfcea by PreaJdent Wilson inalndnrrthe^ athletes that everything for theii* going ie.know thoro dairy indutrtay. He urged the By -^xpenence; m snceesaful and damaged timber. following: reception will be &im after In woa g wowja and loving woleomo I fofmora preaent to. keep pure. practice, theae teachers have aeon Hon. Hoke Suiith; of Gworiga^ the beat manner possiMe. awaiting him. Though a repub- bred fowls and showed why the for themselves, honored names of "the pines'f tef f the threshold chairman; Hbn^ C S. Page. Sen- UST OP BVENTS, ' licftn, he always voted tor his |'keepti^o f such fowls i»id. Be on t^^ilt Of our state educators, of his cotmtry home next inmm- sitor from-V«rmont; Represente;-_ 1. SO-jr«rddasb (SOpoands.) friend, Mr. Mfflredith. It ia ael notedaeveral inatiiificf^ in hiaown —Goapletwu of the academic ifig h4 was suiprised to find the ti^ Hughes, of Georgia; Repre 2. Running high jump (80 pounds.) iifom nowadays to find «p true and experiences to bear him oat. He coarat^ of .Kanassas Agricaitural building completely hidden . by sentative Fess, of Ohio; Messrs. 3. Bunning broadTump (88 poanSsTJ^ ~ "gteadfast^a character. Ht^rSchoOl. failing pine- trees. Thie ' writer u ArPwaac^ofNew ¥ to thji^.foremost colleges of oat 10 muAle to vouch for this atatC' Ai Lapp, of •Indhuut; C H. Wimt^ &. Sunning high jump (9S pooiids.) riti'k f^i' flirty, yanrn ar\^ appre^ point, and according to—Jri»|uouuto and the- agricoltural m«it, however, as it happened low, Dewtrtmeat of Labor. Wash- •. Running broad jump (96 ponitda.) eiated bis many noble ctoalillesi fc:©Z_ 7. W-yar d daah (115 ponnda.) ^gurea, showed^utt^he hea ira»J;eoarg^ ue of aoch excellence as to be second-hand informAUoC liigtiim%i88 Jtoeaee M.—Mai> g. Running JMgkjuJHpl^llg ^wuBdfc) - aiMl it ia for m to lovO him as^ by far the naost ecoaomieal. -— tu Witt feeogmtlon at Comell. T!be grouud hug is uo w c^F jghrf^^f New York Clty> MBdMiafr' t. Running broad jump (115 pounds.) mourn his d^ttfa.- ffia ftiendship His address won thorooghiy ' Recently. s Normal Depart- a place beyond the aver- Agnes Neestor, (^ Chicago., IP. lOOrysaraaBW (tJnl&Httad wtfiifrt) #ftS lfli« a peiri itbev« iHwe. enjoyed u^4|M:-che^ep0^^e|\9e nent has tiecH added-which gwgs it-te tfrl>e hoped triat UuactHn- "11. S^O-yJERlTTOl" -tiie- Institute to have, him with us a year's c<>»rs«? fa»th " »t«'«"T ''T"< and we are willing to oonfeea a miasioB will be able to formulatg- junq> (unlimited 12. Rotmlag high p«ari is safe, and he aieepetn practice of teaching, with ample budding hope that next your he a pdan to bring about Federal aid „^iweight4- 13, Running broad jump (unHmiti? woll • • ' S. L. M Tno oftcraoo n seooion w|Fd»- opportonity for eb^etvation "and "may bo giwe^Uit 4i>ppertunity-^ to Voeational Education. vdted to the poultry show. The teaching in the departmoits of roam at will-with the golden son . GEORGE C. ROUND. - U. 8-DOund shot put (unlimited weight.) | ^\f^ ((f HOME OF NffiCE awardgfoltoff: . . , R<»nrw>n. «f*tHttmr R^tyg^ aafeiyirithleu behiud Ihgafaeker- MamMBw. Yfc^Bhniiiry ay Wi 1& 180-yard relay (80 pounds); 3 men. WYANDOTTES - 1st, Clarke In addition, a week u spent ingdoiuls. -emull^t PAGE'g_agBH3H. 4nnnann. Single hirdfl — '^icS^far att»adanee ulkar'tae best STOHM ATiaUWggVgJg" U.' 3(X)-yanl|elM'^l^!S pounds); 9 itfrr^twiident, I wish to take Clarke Johnson; 2pd, Clarke sdKwls of Washington city and Kews reached here this mom each ^'run 100 yards. _. ^ Away-'FimBtatYestemay —* ' just ft few moments oz the tane~ 17. eSO-yard relay (uQUraitad weight); Johnson. • " . ;.,,—— in viaitii^ iliiiB l^^ ing that Mr. H. F. Lynn suffered ortho Senate ^ explain to scnne 3 men, each t» run 220 yards. Iirtannent at Laridaton. PLYMOUIH ROCKS — White ^ tal departments, for wider know- oonsiden^ks Toss by the wind- nf thf. frierwia of t.he nrigitial vn. - ~ihe w«ghtt XU! M£b A\&S& dx& let. l>orot^Hfewtdt BMrfed- atui m Che past weehr- Thebara, cational edueatioMJ^ MOKimMW wnightw arid no eon. iHti A T Pinnj ^ndi Tnsir Jahn i>f nnr natimi, icfl home and uoreli wtgy un- Miss Jejgphinc—Elisabeth duced by me," what has seem^ testaat who is overweight wiIThe Thia-Neimal Training Course roofed, the gaUe end of the bam Larkindi@i!'Tuesday morning at S(m. ^ be an inconsstency on my allowed in his 6lass. Entries are the residence of her niece, Mrs. is baaed iqaop three years of Ugh was blown oat and fodder dam^ QppJNGTQNS—2nd.' Mre. W«tl- part in supporting this measure. M. Larkin, .with whom she wood HutchisfMiI School work but admission IS aged. schools who have attended fifty had made ir believe that the "two provisions days during the present session, months since' leaving the home RRAHMAS—2nH, .Tn« .TohimrMi- ot second gtade eertifiwttear MCPBfT ffiA[h€i^E oTSeniae-btt No. 3, tntredaeed are allowed to compete. (The of her girlhood. TtTRKETS^-ls^ Chas. Lewis; The head of the department by me, vocational education and nf attpndnp'^ft h»« h«»en The funeral w^a held from her 2nd, Jos. Johnson. _j __; h^ds the degree of B. S. fro^ reduced ten days this year on ac late rcBlduuuo Thuwiday mrtmirig g» forward ns-^&n>easurei I think count of the early date of the at 10:30o'clock. The service was 3rd, C^^ Lewia ~~" verMty, and-has pursued grada-- "Slumh hf Psning-Ttaai^ I ohoolA taffc suppoarted the jaeafr-T meet). Ribbons will he awuded conducted by Rev: H. L. Quarles,' Docks—i«it"^- L. Heuser. ate stu. Burks. Int^ as follows:-!^ 90 per cent-to- The course is as follpws: Near CctMC Wednecc^ ftfffirti^ arhooi which sco^es the most ment was niade iri tfia fSn^ ieye it.9..ooe that will result in 'jroOpeTcentT: 2nd. 80 per eexiL \ First Semester—"The Histmry mgj—William Henfjr Howe,—a iliei,' points, while separate district burying ground at Larkiritorbg^ to 90 per w"* ; ?-<}, 7i" V^f^^ nf FrfinrnHnn." "Mnirational Par' yeongmanempli^egffl the instal- ¥ff. '•" "»? jn/igmont wo aro _ ^ jiraves ot her paients. to> 90 per ceut chotegy," "Classroom Method*," lation of the electric bkck signal going at this work attiie wron^ 'Special Methods in H)^ Snhjn.»»a the Whnol in rwrh nuHishiioI] ffbewantht T"IIMr"*"'^""P^^'"'" system between Aleaiaudiia aud end. We are seeking to advance of the Eight Grades," and district (except Manassas) which of William and EilHthet: irHlfeKaOUS NOTICE. •Ob- Orange, was killed by Southern tiie cause of agriculture by taking^ ^sei^OJon m the Schools,^ lnuhNo.SS. He scores the moat poHtte. -4n Ma= land w^ bom af^^jayldntOD In instruction to the .adult fanner , Quoad Jkiucatcj;,' •Child,J%^ ^J^j^"^ a, hol.:^e- through the naisaa District the '• -I846..^yShe -waa^a ^'Vv'ttuft effected a ~put^u w*'j' Sr%n;^wjiyr IzrM, •^•*%» W^^Ss^ - - - whiST 8«)f«rfiie TrwrtrpBraet" *• T^staaslf. Ian*Jn,of lyuuhbiu jj," in BrentsviDi e by the election of r™*^*^'^5* „ in boy and the farmer's girl, or, at In sctMring points, first place in L. A. Larkin And Cieorge W. Larkin Mr. Everett Harris of an boor. leaat oaiy in ^ indirect or minor The body was breast to Ma any event (exc^ rdays) counts^for tast^~7waB ^omiQWW^tix!fl tendent and it'vtni desire iSti way."—-—-' - - --• five points; second |riace, tiiree for Prince William SHOW DATES. nassas on the afternoon tnJn attorney the mmning of the first Stwday i and was shipped yesterday af In my judgment, if we are to points; third place, two pwnts, county. . in April to complete th« organi-1 Announcement has been made ternoon to rdaoves in Indianap change the economic conditions and fourth place, one point In Miss Larkin is the . last of olis. Ind. --Mr. Howe was thirty of our country with reference to relays, first place counts ten Her closest liv- ***«>"• (of the h<»8e shows to be held the years old. He had been in Ma- twelve children We cordially invite all sincere, coming eeasoonmier-Qie] fiuin life, we must conunence Ifoivih, second place, oix pointaj ieeseand ntpk forward-to6ggt[ Mtew^^jt tt t^}^^^^ ~ "~ lilUi, Ibf laif. l&r ftihw will hone oTHr. J. CTKTsdMlocC'-^^ifi: sooh.pas off the stage of action, S^tjurui piacee . twTpofiST^two ix^tubs. ' -''^{^'^A^gisgg^:^*^!^.^, i T i ri xr-j.... u_ u j. PJI.I ""•-•-^ ^ a~ —S- sociauonSociation.. Thloee 8adwdoi e is as- fmmtf mda annrivww i and his piarf will hfi taken by AH ^BtBe».fEom^each-_school i/tohn P. Fmley, Mre. V>;r»..jt PulM^fa^y^^ with us in aaelrlng the-fTifa^^ -^ this sonsAand we raaa tti sonwi" the school principal.. All entrie8)of New Yoric; Miss Elhi Larion. ^TSe ammaS^ f K"'"<*-«*t ^5: ^CAWW OrTHANKSt jwiy or other convince the. boy must be in the hands o^ the,^f yy^jngton. Misses Mary andT'^^ -jg. _3''L^ Leesborg-June 3and 4. We desire to express our thanks that fmning as a business, as a to our friendg in Manassas ior-Mracatkuv can. not only be mad* Colpeper—JdT 3 and «. "'»«' Bw • D I T 1 o« , ^ iftefa aympaUijf and kiudiiais tu mmHy-^ iphaatumbte ati other l»«^-4/^fif^*V"t^'^^^ «»d-a8t- niBiRR' beiiiaveuient - vocations, hut ewBT^ as oi^t- r^mmift**^ Vr W M John-i Mrs. C. M. Lanan ana BBri. T. ».""='""^ . '• Manassas "«; M«MMM-JiiW «.«/»«* K^j H.WTCKorrBi>dC.H.WTatorr •«««<»*• ""- eqwawy »» pre»K- -nn X^r, Manassafr• Mr R.' Ashford. of this county. become partwpaats m dispens-. Qranee- August 5 and 6. able. -ElS^^Zo^Z^T^S^r ling a salnt«T commmaty in-: Chark>ttesviHe-Aag.l2andl3 Y Ei icott Minniev-nie:- Mrs. •: -Many of the foregt-fires at^-fhfttfcgr -^Zatreato^-mAugaat l»^»d~i»i jthanlLhir ""irr friends fgrthftir.UanThert wite hi& no man today con> ur- Nettie Wnjrht, Mmr.ieville; Miss.tnbiited to raSfeMtdi^ RIK musedI _A^^^nd-iir'will be welcome37 Berry vme-Aug. Z. 26 and 27. kindness and sympathy^ duruighiflifge tha^^^f^lt doe js not know th,. Cora E Moont'v Nokesville: Miss not by sparks from kjcomotives, 1 T or T VrtT 4«i% '^^^ Charles Town and White a? ho he*' -Ikiiuh M. flaiioE. haiiTiftrket,. biij by cigar and cigarette butts j T. W. T. NOLAND, Sulphur Springs (W. Va.) shows h£ Lrx>ri : windows. tist Church. _ September 3 and 4, respectively^ I Mrs. ROBERT MOUOR. it^e nai, nsbsas- T^ THE M. S JO0RNAL. FRTOAY, MARCH 6. 1914 r-iBc-SS''-' ; ":>: MRrtLUMK^^'tt) DRESS. reaches the conclusion that there nved from the operatfon1 oofTh'f thii s ;S5eaTgfetoe5l DULtN A, MAftn N CO" ia some place where he can m&ke bill alope as could be had from ifs^looll Bye To" f^two forces to which I have - All Fancy Maine Grown At thcFKi'iiiei a' xiio Wasbingtoii'd siirktixs tossther^ As Frkiay «R ifiteresting telk wa» Rbeoinatip Now life than he can|haveon the farm, il uRderstand it. there is no fea- given by Lewis B. Fbhr, Scien The Old * Torture-Demon*' Has Leading Store The colloquy which took place ture'oF tEe Eill Before us that tific Assistant, Office of Markets, Got to Leave When BOOT """For China, Glass, the other dav between the senior provides^ducation for^he farm- United States Department of JUICE Gets After Him— Senator from tewa and th* Jdnioi* T^fF-^ms^Mii diught&M. It S Agrieult«i=e, m\ 4he production -^^-"^ QuaiauUwjA - ' - —- 'Silverware, Etc. ^ Senator ^f rom|Caii£ornia sought, designed, at least primarily, to Good-hye, old "turture-dernon," "jyniz<>d for years. that the production of eggs m Hf>OT JCrCTE lil.f- you'v*^ fought all the Dependable qualities, exclUBivtly the future to see, as they said, farmer on the farm, 1912 amounted to 1,700,000,000 • jld-Iaahioru'd med)Cint:«. Vou're cwiiquerwJ lowest {>rife.s for THE BEST. now lor pwu. , Sterling Silverware out- a very proper thing to do. from personal experience, but I If there be added to this sum the Don't worry, good sufferer, we've got ' Finest HIated Wars jFQUX old tilt in y now rlirht where you Higb-Grade Cutiary If in aH that we do here ia tbe thinkXmay be permitted. to saj value- of -th» poultry marketed China Table Senate which pertains to taking that I was a farmer's boy. I the egg and poultry crop amount T*ble t-'«*i"»firf II Itl li Cut Glaes iarge sumtv of jrtoney from the was brought up in my ^ar)y lif&| ^^ |^' Onr Mr, Kolt CouMy Maine, where he per- f^^dSt-aT Treasury we should first on the farm, and f speak from nearly equal to the corn crop, a lonaily selecltd tlie Purejt and Truelt Stocks ot Brass and Coppat Waraa insist Upon being shown how the knowledge. I can remember that the Choiceit, Soundest, Hard-Picked Seed Pota Chafing Dishes little more than equal to the oats toes that Arooslonk Counlv M aine producer W a Chafing Dish Accaeaoriaa all know lliat ArtKKtools Counfv MaiiM ptwtuces measure would work out, we when I was a boy I used to like crop, and equal t J I of the cotton tlie Best Seed PuUtoes ia the World. Student Lamps Parlor Lanips alinnM tJtkR a im-at deal less to go to the schoolhouse about t nroduced in the United State.q IB AU^ Qnnntify I (upply you jpotiey, JiKm tte TrtJasui^r I i half an hour before yearwsF ] a large suppi. Batlirootn Fatwraa'— commenced, In brcter that Imight Immente g«ltlaowrW««heiii Sildy Waffigai'atTsl Aci think the measure at present, be not a record one in egg and poul Frioea WUl Be HiUher fore tts, taken in connection with play snowball with the boys or try production. Price* wtli be higher. The Government reports a play "ring around rosy" with "GVMl Bye, Old RlieumaUsm, Pre COB- »hoita«e in potatoes I his year .)C96 million bushels. that part of what is known as He pointed out the fact that «Bered You 'ihlK line." We advise you to place your order at once (or Boi- the girls. I rather think the !^ant him. Your rheuniatiam and ev«ry- giano's PetKinally Selected Pure Maine Grown the vocational educational bill, if the quality of the egg crop btxiy «Ise'8 rheumalism ha» got to ieave. Seed PuUtoes. If your local merchant cannot DUUNfi MARTIN CO. supply you, write us direct and we will tdl you latter was the more enticing to Want to prove it without a bit of risk? PotUrr. PoKalciB. CUna, Glass. Sib ar Ac. which I hope we shall SQon pass, were improved so that only one Well, you try ROOT JUICE, one bottle, irom whom you can obtain them. me. In order to do thatl had to for ten dayH and see what happens. Ir Kouitnn Koce RedBlis* will work out well. centTBore per dozen, on the aver sou don't leel like Bhouting with delight Irish CL>bblea Early Chios 1216 F St. and 1214-18 G St., get up at 4 o'clock in the morn at your good fortune, take back the Trust i^uster Phidcy Baltimore I have given that feature a age, could be realized, it would smpty bottle to the druggist and get your Crown Jewels White Bliss WASHINGTON, D. C ing to do my chores. My father money instantly. That's how good ROOT Grai s Mortuage Ufter Arooetook Priie -/ great deal of study, and I think increase the returns by $17,000,- JUICE la. The druRgrist wUl return the }li.ndorson's Bbvee Sir Walter Ralel^ Ameiictn Giants White Elephant V I can explain to Senators how, as had what we called the "home 000. The losses in marketing price of ROOT JTJIC13 without a word to StaU uJ Main^ t Pride of the South . anyone who says it lias not 4oBe a world Carmon No, 3 Early Th roughbredt one measure and in co-operation, farm" and the "hill farm." I the egg crop, due to bad eggs, of good. Boigiano's Piuwejity ' Early Northei» You're takins no chance* thU time. Early New Queca Beauty Hebron the tv^o would work out satis used to feed the cattle, milk the amounted to $45,000,000, one ROOT JUIOB has got to help you and It Clark's No. L -iv. Extra Early XX Roee will help you more than you have any Spaulding'sNo.4 White Rose cows, clean off the horses, clean idea of. That ache and pain ani^ "V*-- ETglHii Daiiiey' r r J5- factorily. My optimism, my re- third of which was due to fertile uc«ia ana gtmilBW With dll the mlaery will Rural New YorfarT-i Early Round CLYDEMILL be gone almost before you realize It and aoect for the ability of the juniw out the stable aC tliw huihe faiiii. Maggie Murphy eggs. He showed how fertile Uiirih i»- ->.!>• » Mai- n juu »mu In Senator from Georgia, and my and.then go up to tne hill WPHl, eggs deteriorate more* rapidly a day. You never saw anything clean out Early Harvest iiuBtiiiujwimu thfl hlnnd. Mtxpngthfn thei hirlneyii, tone Puritanor Pelaria- Dakota Rose hnpp and my trust urc. an gr^F where we kept the heifers that than non-fertile ones, espenaPy up the stomach and regulate the liver MeCormkJi- "This weft" known milling nnd J»awelB Hhe noOT JUIOB In all rouf -£alas#«d—XaX^_CatalaAne_£refL. inotitution, rocontly rp.biiilt- tfaafciaSLgQing to believe that wore not giving milk. I haraae by a miller of years' of ex the other, to be^ure, but yet go below zero, and not infrequently for a short time. He presented perlmenting and don't let anybody talk Seeds, Fteiltiy and Poultry Supplies. perience. Tfte Flour being: yowitu hout ROO^ of^lTt JTHCEIt's reault. Ala orTnonel drag ystore back* forwgyd ip bmb a way that they ^qrrfpgT'P^ h.!>few, with the wind the idea that the male fowl bad Bell it and guarantee-It at one dollar per J. Boliviano gj Son made at this mill, Fancy and * BOtUR jTftU'U . Ifcir Ifa wortSa will fu-npuralu. —-—-— blowing 30 or. 40 milca ni> houf. no place outBidti the breeding pen. large *'—--' '"" -r—>- P'.«-i.ii-i.,^ T.»J» atraiz ' Every farmer boy knows that bununxL BALTIMORE. MB. iafaction wl Let me first take up some of and that fowls kept for layinfy is rapidly attracting new cop- the features of the vocational ed- you can not drive a cow to water market eggs only should be kept ipmers. It is made of the ucationarbiH. If. that "bill is en when it is very cold or very windy separate from-the males. very best whi at and guaran acted into law, it will mean that without a good deal of work. I Cold storage has done a jj^ieat Strictly Fresh BTPOBtlCmE teed pure a id.healthy. Bran, Middlings and other teed ior in every agricultural section of had to go down to the spmng,^ deab to in^rfeaaa thp pricer rft — —-NEAR- miuiw 30 fwlu bwlow thfl barn, imS. sale. Water ground Meal, tlilii liouiitry, at luaat in every cetved . by—faiuieis fur—eggsr GAINESVILLE, VA. made of Vt>. 1 com, conscant- rural section where agriculture cut out the ice so that the.cattle Much of the loss due to pre ly on sale, and is second to is a dominant woiR IB ihafSW- could drinlti and then, with a sent—mctirods—Trf—markeliug Wednesday, March 11,1914 II noHe.—All ofdcro promptly tion, there will be an agricul good deal of difficulty,, Arive -the could and should be eliminated, filled and delivered to nearby Begiooii« at 10 O'CIQCIC, A. U. ; if Very merchants if desii ed. tural .£chooL The teacher pf iy more "direct marketing by in Lowest Possible Prices- Stonny, Next Fur Day. der nojw, as Hook back upon^at Phone megsagestjQ the mill that school will be a man faiily dividuals by parcels post or by receive prompt attention. well versed in the rrdinary life, that I did not have my feet farmers clubbing together and Fair, flosest Having sold m farm on the Warren ton turnpike, at> lit. 9. iwilBB ftlet frrtm Best market prices paid for branches of study, although not and hiands and nose and efU% fro shipping their eggs in regular fiainf«vill#, Va", T atill offer at pubHc - gHUn. zen. I fftJUUBiiLly diU have the iiniirtffHK TrMtoaat Main, Pu the praiiiiaea, see what I would do for denUnualion number. Highest Price Paid for CoaJP sowers, platform scales (weighing 1.000 the ordinary teacher is for the Tfae pro- pounds), double set of dnvi^ hamess, terms of school, but By tjje year; * vocation I need not say that-t r^agers are required tg ffl»ke good fry PrfldiK.f in fiichangc for _ing}suig ^e harness, wagon harness, 2 ladiea' thought there was probably ^ome sadfllps, otas^-aaddle,"-eoHars, plow [ and in the springtime he 'will tro ior all; bad eg^ gears, corn 8heller,''gardeh plows, wagon out upon thCfarih aiid^teacE Che wayiri •^Ictrl TOuld earn a Kvfr- The average price "received for ftefc. carttiaruHdinu griadstoffg, gtbg«!^ iihood easi^ -i^d^'witfa greater las oil t>ink and many other implements. boys, in "^actual pracUee, what eggs, a:nd tbca-efore the retiu-BS HOUSEHOLD AND 8;if<3HEN they have been taught theorefr: pleasure than by working on the from the flock, could be increased TUHNITUTIK, IhcTdmng parfeF furai- ture, hanging and other lamps, extent iral Iy in the sfbciolmnm. He will farm bv the prodne^r presgrving^jggg D. J. ARRINGTQN go to the fatharo oTlhcbeytR)? gfaose- conditions arc oubafcan in a solution ot water glass dur sideboard, sofa, diairs.-iwolccage, desfcr tiallv fh«» «aTTH> T10W- Thp hny MANASSAS, VA. his scbocd and oak that ho giye^ ing the ooooon of high productiea igera- them a plat of land-to-cultivjU« on the farm sees that he has to and low pric^for use in the sea- tor, ice box, vacuum cleaner, fireless work several hours per day more >j>h^«r, waahinff twai-hiwa, -nnH mmi .il -nt 'doim ijear- TomatojiTodaces lars^ for themselves, a plat of l^and son of low PrOI^Upfinn an^ hi«^ r Stoves, carpets, rugs, mattiag_and beantUnl solid SUppine Tqmatoea In 3V many other things toe nurneroas to days trom Plants eruwn In V*neer or prrces, so that all the fresh eggs ~^ .""I I'apet Baads with roots ojidistnrbei 'asay; zba—"Jpan Beap^ Tomato produces tha where [ talc Season ^t m^n utenuils. ~ vmrrst - perttect-Hlglr Ciowa -TonuilAcs «TeF grown. that the products of tiieir little Is it hot difficulf to. see why, prices would be available loF TKRMS:-Sums of'^iaoO and tinder 3rd—"John Bear" TomatoI prodaces an c*»h • over tihat.afflQunt a credit of flix cuofSBous crop ~t «f tOTOO fnrtt" plat should be theurs, and the with this condition existing, the market; by candling eggs before4^- to neb plant. montfis wHl bie given, purchaser to give 4th—Every "John Bear" Tomato ripens funds deri5ted-frbm the aeie-^ great body of the farmor hoys^ marketicRg: soT'as to raise the negotiable, interest-bearing rote with evenly, right np to the stem. Bth—No cripples, no scaldBI no bllfrht. liie crupa IhereJrOui be Iheirs ta when they get through with the standard; by keeping thorough- no uraeSed. no wilnkled. uu trtus aiaM, un-. Jjeo. scarred fruit. When de;id rlpo- 4 spend. That teacher would have high, drift off to the cities and bred fowls and selling eggs for GEO. D. BAKER -John Bear" Tomato will not burst, add.! to the already ramgested sale aie cMinplied wlUi. 6tb— John Brar" Tomato bss a wonder- in every important acction of the hatching and fowls fmrbreediBgi WM. H. BROWN.- '4tli?ISi^*-^;i5£' T»a»«^^%g Aa s a milft- town plats of kuHi where"^liet'^'°'*^***'*'"*' rsbuu stiuU< jginy TianrA oyya in Ljg Art., sm CoviexHoin*, M^yiiWMB.jA. L. B, PATTIE, Aue'r. 8-^8L dfllplou^lj Bwwt >»»tir^»«t-i he might show to the adult farm- trv as they neJate to farm »th—"John Bear" Tomato Is the mort perfect Bblpplng Tomato ever crown—^24 era of Lft* town that judioots, unless wc—ran cBSnige' fiaJy Qrm^ Rewim, etc: 'TJ' ""'•"7 "" « "IT carrier basket. conditions; and they can only be 11th—Kaoh BeamifMl "Joh" n Bear" To- up-to-date agriculture would pay. We make a s^cMtj;_of sue! niafo wetRhg about 6'^. OllTlf 0<1. AttA Tl6W, Br. Pj-eadent, we etiainjed by aiafUgg at th^Jourtj ^h»46 the season toiook ov^ ^- ifgk'andguaryi^B.8^^^rT Toftn "Be: r. the oriciniio come to tie-^pork ' loptljf OSTT rhe most hosotifnl perfect fruU' by'tfegf^ •fihg. Poultry Netting. oti short ^notice^ . .For ^tt-ieea fronjt^Georgia, now before os. Seed Corns. Nails, Plows and Plow Re*' call on or write spring- of two mnrr^loim Toniirt.-i»>»^-n7T» -gCTt-iiporiiillpt h«T»ee j-enrr pisr irt !Wle<-t- Jn"'>.P*ar" Tomato Is. thereforre . the Tli« I am going to hope th$it Sen for thp LV& Ba'J ^1 Qf^'^n, f^a.«r»tlnn« of ImproTement cipal work woukl be to educate Caiey'i Puie-bied. gpnnina Qlivar Ptowa Hna.seiemrvn for F-ar loess OTi«iif» fah..n« ators will k>ok at the bill in this Prtitt Color and .«;hlppln? Qualttv. the farmer boys in his own town. B^*s Seven-eared. and Repairs. Bring or send your Kodak Work 14th—As a PacHnif Tomato "JohTi Bear- way and will conclude that what- Collier's Excelsior. »» a nlrarHe. they nil pack fi-V. no but the man sent out from the (McrMi»inB« «>4 iafiHrfrMiti»l* io. f^- f «ftftW«*l.>Y^ TWaegiSSiig" K'ljpena. „_-'«i pmrer^ „s. r- i•r iST"-a Tanoieir""("iert trade aniantf •' bill, presumably, a man will sion and vocational _ _ Wood's 1914 -iH 15 OOOroiteand beau Dig own private n«e C CLEVELAND RSHBt 8CTPI.Y js i,TMTTTn>—sTrrrRT; TOI-« tiful designs of Wall Pa^ V ««=OriRrMT.NTS AT ONCF. sent • out trom the collie ^ eobpcration, andtTiatthe resiiltgj «lU dZ nicai knowledge Ihan tti town^***^ Uii»lW-ii«t«gi —*J-*—--i— ^el Hour fWTE'S WAli fAPER MBSE.' WTTTT the »hort ""nTilT. w-e adrloc TOIV rare ynnr reTOPt!. Arts Waoa--^f.^.., weeks for $1.00-THE CHASE. nSH£R*SON>•lre«-t . N. W. 'eople* >• ifi^ri- car. oe no .^..c.''. r^enetit rte^ .10 M .'^':r .-•' AnA.S*SP •iv.S.' THK UANASgAS JOPRNAL PfttoAY. MARCH 6 i iftr«rJtaiinx;^! THE FORBES-ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF PUBLiaHtO EVEKY PSIDAV AFTEENOON BY THE MANASSAS JOURNAL PUBLISHING Sir .Johnson Forbes-RoberUon will not be likely COMPANY ln^< to find time hanging htiiavy on his hands if he de- "^^^^LJ^J? y^ai^ of retirement to hia projected Enlf reii at the Post Office at Manassas, Vbfifinla, u Second Class M»il M&tter- 8-seated reawn for many crimes of $285,000^ And as a protection to ourselves ana our greatest attraction is. Sir Johnson has demon- An unrestrained temper is responsible for many strat^Jiispower to fill a ho^y?^, antH P"'^ '^^V *'^- depogtors we carry a policy in a txfflding frti#^company^cov - evils and no class of aoriptv ia immnna ,In.^lua, c^^ice of his acting has eaabUd him-todo-it^ In connectJoiT a' eicest edhonat in Leslie's Wwidj: gnng all ot~our avai1^1^g^A crease to 3.000. people sBoiiTd Be eager~lo press the advantage. This is a.fitting illustration of the tendency of Local conditionB are admiraMe and,-a8 reganto too many Qt our legJaiatwB.- Tfa^-forgot^iat the whole moral taw, handed down to the p«ipl«>finftm alliludfe, ^mafas and. gtagragJiical aitoation: the Get in a firftt-i^laMuKr e Inimya^^ ^ Mwmt Sinai, waaftmhrar^idin tcahahortcnmhiand- luuaUuu. jir ideal In fAmmnnity flyth*Tingw a? nH»e puBHc spinted citigww are fpond in mdnts of less than 300 w(»est and vantagea and for thia reaaon alone it ahooM be an breathe, tliere would be aoore workj^ evixyikx^ eaaymatter to conviace thediacipleaof baMoeaa. . eapeept tbc lawyais. '. .= Let-'flj ^ BUTTER FROU NEW ZEALAN& "OLD yiRCUNIA'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR MEP Our! grandmothera would have ahivered wiUi indisruUtJoh at the thought Of sitting down to an March 1,1914, waa a regular Mue letter day and Amarican braaHfaat table and apreadiiiK their wp are in no dangor-of-forgetting Iww it blew. bread wtth butter brot^t from New SSealamjL We are accustomed toaay so often^ "Old Vir^ma^ Yet that is being dwie in-Indianapolia today. In- Sood enoofi^ fofine." Earthquakea, fl09^ vel- lis a granger state. Itis one of the.states camc eruiMiona and other natoral pben«nena wo from whidi we g«^ reports of farmers l»iyi^ au- rare visitors and we are accordingiy tlumkfol. tnnobiles and inaaoe and tucking away the old This time old Virginia was not entirely free fiomf, XDortgagea, with receipts dtriy attached, aa recpwb the effects of the gide but the damage wiflnn onr of the paat. What, then, doea tlie tmportiSoD bMders is idigfat as piimpiHwt wirirHi^ frarfntMl of battCT from the antioodij^ff«»«""* • onwmiimi^ in northern dties. Old Prince WtlKam »««^|MK| mean? :~ "OtfTa^ The main facts are plaio enoE^h. It coats a ginia'a good enoogh for meP' ^-. ^^settt a pouud frdght to bring the butter from New HEADWAKURS FOR p«^ Zealand to g^FVjiMfacojar wategaod two oenta. TH^groondfaoff is making goo^ on his oont YpQund tojaransport it from San Firanciaco t»4ft4 l/xvti life and proaperii dianapolia hyjaiLzJhe gjj^g:g^^fe~ffgdBer is 3PBjirs_a1Bltmket these wintarydaya. pronoune^ about the same aa tSiat which comes from creamejjes a fevjniles frcat Indianapolia and WHAT'S in a name? N(Ahingt .»aybe. ^IHll IK»!l!lilil.:«l
a product which acUa for -40 eenta. Ittf|Mieefthe tan Oat New ZwOmd \& 4 favorite home for OMB trooMe with thy, 1itw.rfr .^iiiU^^ rt^ . ;uiA V. • Ueuwmluua tcvlval aasaminff that these ceontriea will compete activdy for the Amf^yy tlf^*' unAtv th* iwi» friff, grill BE that as it may and when ril ia said and d9ne. they offer enough to aopply a fy>n>riderabie part of we can't he^ baying a sort of UMKking re^^ect the demand m. tfe^ spogtiadJi:^MrHts real for Old Hoertm for not looidag any oMie aear^ question. ___^ thaiy^be doea in bia pbotagr^ft —- <^*wo st^^ Tf tBeir cannot do ao, consumers will be little JoumaL JggtlfiT tiefbfe. Common business prin- pmr U>yiKlati»r« »hmU ^f fata?<^^ '^ Yfltfl Of dples will cause the foreigners to undersell Amer- thanks for the passage of the Hart game bill. =Connei^^ Market ican producers by barely •enough to enable them to Many and wise laws are needed to cover the many OOHHER BUILD4NG MAMA8SA8, VIRGINIA find a anarktt, an^ t^^ aiipoly aland Atlanta, Ga., wprp', only one citizgn_and taxpayer of i tJnivertity -f—" -i—— BRIEFIOCM. NEWS Hotffl—Frederick Tueaday. | this county has reported an in- made the trip here in an come for taxation by the Falerall At a gs^ring of about eight ttTSi raa automobile and came from Char government Under the recent i hundred of herahunni. Teachers' the sick list the paat weet" ' roVt^^Vlil6 CTTMr^citr *fonday.|Pe^^ in ex- \ College. Columbia University, leaving Tuesday for Manassas. cess of four thousand dollars a i celebrated her twenty-fifth anm- —Mr Oscar Lynn, of Haywar- y,fir ^ »h«»<^tift«»f marriadmenjveraary at a banquet, given safferlng wltH H bnjken PredetftkBhaiy FFOO LOJUW, k^t.16 and all incomes in excess of three the Aldine Club. New "7or! .»iiui—^ ' —Augustus Allen, the colored thousand dollars in the issse~6t Saturday tilKht, the aist instant. Mr. Macon Cave has been waiter at the New Prince William single men are taxable by the On all sides were witnessed appoiftted pootmagtar at Gainm^ Hetf^ who waa in^ur^ by_a f aU reunions of long separated teach- ville. from a FaasenKer train here not ers and students, and congratula long ago, and who has since —Hon. C. C. Carlin had a nar tions were widespread, pouring _ —^ daughter was born Tues- note, stock inventory, bond or stock been under- treatment at the row escape from serious injury I i n from all sftfftions of the country. day evening to Mr. and Mrs. Alexandria ho8{Ht«l, ^as taken Monday Hioming wheS"tTie 1)ig Speeches of the alumni certificate, when losror^stroyed causes Henry Camper. last week to his home near Mad- limousine in which he was a abounded in sophomoric eU>- —Mrs. il W. Sewitt's eMdren isea-Mills. passenger skidded on Maryland quence but the critics were si avenue between 9th and 10th endless trouble, misery and legal expense -have fully racovarad fmm Ju^ lenced ^y the'hearty, good-will, ~—Mrg> M^p^ret Bcwwa, of latfectg, yaBBtigtoHf-MfcCariinjl^ VBW lUMC uf malarial fe»er. BrentavHIt; has received a letter tiHf'ftmpaBaing ^*^?!T' and aU ref ftrtryour-raluable papers, keepsakes, etc., iii one of oar t and the othfir occupants were gretted the hour of leave-takingi LufigreLteJfiBga: Cf*^^**^**^** *^«*#'M**^ f _^aSer Deposit 8exe»Han4 y&a wilt-fieverirasc to worry ^ seV^erely shaken »p Whil* -the for another long period of se]^- that Mrs S R. Sander6. of Hav- azihe published in Boston, who axle of the maehtniMyaa-tokeii.. ratiuu from college frienoS; - MM tJ %M WV V •• • ^^Wwm • ^—r^' ~~ — " — •—•— ...... —_ . ' • ' ••--— - ••• • ,.,.-_. raarket, has suffered a stroke of i^ also professor of English at and other parts damaged to the Having furnished ourl!colleges Massivejsteel vaultt and Yalr Urrkf, wUl kccp them I paralysis. Harvard, speaking in most flat extent of about $300. tering terms of her poemr^^The Bad Bocondary schoota-with many -afe from all harm. -Mr. Unwood Ruffner died of Great Judean," and soliciting all —Mr. Cuthberth Bailey Rodg- of her distinguished Alumni, pneumonia Sunday at hia home the work she (^n send him. ers died Tuesday at his home Teachers' College occupies a pwsi- at Clifton. He Is survived by a near Middieburg at the age of tion of honor, in the state of Vir —Mr. 0. D. Waters has re wife and three young children. 85 years. He was buried yester ginia and our graduates of the turned from Richmond where he Old Dominion, rejoice at any ac —There will be services at day in the Middieburg cemetery. was called on account of the ill cession to her dignity. Trinity Episcopal church next Mr.Rodgers was bom in Loudoun, ness of his little son Odall Gab- Dr. James Earl Russell, Dean Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7^0 p. m. aervftrt in the_ Eighth Virginia ney. Jr.—Buddie in nut Berigusly of Teachers' College, .in his last The public is cordially invited to ill and ia T>]-r^h«Hv a virrim ,nf Cavalry, and participated in the famous charge IaFt liettysbui^. annual report gives the following attend. whooping cough. Mrs. Waters Peoples National Bank! nnH the cMld have been visiting His wife was Miss Anna Hutchi- enrollment for 1912-13: —Wilham Bali. ^OlOl'Wi. was ^la^ai- nf Mr -WftfttWOOd Matriculated Studenta |l,684 in Richmond the past few weeSiT son, a OF MANASSAS. VA. arrested here last Sunday and Hutchiadn, of Mauausasr iunwd ever to tho-Wanhingtoa •I^cefflTB. H. T. Davies artd R. Sttmwtr Sw«(wi'itii'<»nt« urd» ti^ Sunday naggl r: TTy^MOil. - normal and training achoote, and the 11 o'iebek service. Mrs. George C. RJtMind was ji the srfe and directed that Mr. refcent guest of Mrs. R. L. Willis 107 technical schools. tor rcqnoQta a full att lance. Hynson at once be placed in poa- Resident students were drawn at Remington. —Dr. Mervin..LL- Roop, of:afegfllon. . ' . states and tprritnripn niri^f from the factory—ImpossU Eastern College, will preach*!! Mr. Aad Mrs. J. "E. JofasH; 9nd 16 foreign countries. —An interested Manassas spent Sunday at Haymarket^with -Owing txj eiu'crflments too large Hfe^TbecoiiyB stale in Aeh of next Sunday lUorumg- «»-*fae- -irrrmfi-tmieted the Southern RaU. Presbyterian Church. His" W. M. Jofdatt and family ts accommodate, 'and tiirough the jobber—^blzes of packages l^rom way 8 , pressure from the alumni. Teach- ject will be "The PositiTeLife." tasretun]£iiufii ij yuung ud«. nasroa High School next Thuw. wvns _ of LieMtj^fiaw^ graph opentor, w«re ~' ' aihg, aiMth H in-CoiP Cair Uouttd yesteniajf.:- YOU CAlfT EARN JIONEt ner's ' yesterday ifi Wai^ngton. A. Gineigg, ynn a pl«>l|Mnti fyfp|ng fuB of iBENY(H^ —Hon; C. J. Mieetxe - waa a *»• f^ •••• '^°'-«-^?s^^fa:stDo»ota, Dow eirs Pliariuacy guest of - Goverpor KDA Mra. asaociatiop. •• Come and encooiv - agw them. town-i who^-cannot-afl&gd to {»' ners which were given air thg iy^=^ Larkin, oIjiB^a^ _ -^Jglale-driving^- 81CK.. f eroa^g^-OQaEuof yoa fe^l Executive Manston ta the M«p-" t<»i. ano that you can, but certainly some wipd some days ago, the gale gneate tftia bers of the GenetiU Assembly. tanifiPTwrtcFiffii! that the home | TuTOChbttTg• i of ^ou eiS^trita as suuu as you wedc of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Lar^ —Mr. J. Loche^Budtbng. of and -vehicle in which Mr. and are sick, your wages stop and BaltittKtte; irfao~fagg aeeeptedjgr kin. : _ . worgyand dflbts begin ta i^ up. position with the Hopkins C.r>m-TH^g77 »gpg^da8R«wt--8^ . Misses Selina Jones imd linda The sensible things for you to do. imES^TOlES-TIRES MaddeaE. of Remington, were re- as soon iaayou feel run-down and pany under the new management, down a steep embankment We BOTYOMt TIRES Bnm AT LOWEST PMCE5 has rmtaBhCrooB lfiv-~€r^ Firiwr andjBndand that neither was^aa^ tent guests of Bev^ and Mr»_E.: worn out. no matter what^t^ A. Roads attiwMetbodiatparflon cause, is to take Something just BrlHiriBitaadeontractin* 4ii«et tnmfku teetortefarUmin kus* vvaatiltesfir the Br* tajmed although Mr. All- c—h. «• «r»»bt» ta o »rie«dinet t»th» caaaamv. as quick as yuii xanrto build av&af offnm it taWpmt caaE "~ nutt WlMB TOn bar tina fron aa yoa aKfall vahia. TOO (ton't hava to par th« dcalcr'a -Mr. W. F. Hite fied Monday strength add health. Makeyotir^ prorofit^ . nahtnan'a wwnahafcia and otiwr Ma^acUiac and vrarixad axpcoaaa. Ve a^ tiiaa night at bis home at Gainesville. abaci r at iobbara prie«a and ^ tr.BTyiovAiJTK **m Et^CTTiY WBOJ— :
vide againat aertwis aickiiesa.' ]awyan, doetsa% | > aadMMiaaB Ihn irtii tTinwrahiaa tmt i Hmjtinmimm'- Christian Temperance Union held ffidnnond where th^ were guests Gainesville tjie past tliitty ^ears. Wg fUwi't helieve there ia any niiihitf ilMi wt dill ililM lutar-"'-jtwnfti TTTT it VMJI tha factoriaa MuclLsyijpathy is extenderU^ * ^°^ ^"^ Wedoeadas^after- uf Ml. Weil'a brother. Mr. other medicine made that will do ictoriaa apdaowagHronr iHI ifcaiia ttSfaUawt^ i L. Weir..y^ -^ v\^ \ vanoal aMlHr." erWcaad ockanaf wife who was « Miaa LoVe, of °oon at the home, of Mrs. Aiuie as much towards sfiving ]ft>ur{ Fairfax. ~ ^izabeth Spiea of Centre street lira. H. It Bragg and daugh health and thus helping you save j mTBESCmAXIIEBmLT. HIIETBSIRlSSeiaERiUI The i^air waa given in honM' g^B right-at tne trouMe aTwt-re^ last Sunday plafeed a trretth of only woman whoae atatoe has fiaraett 2Sxa $1 3S flowera^"CT> the grave ot MfT _ lieveaiLhy toning the nerves, en- WW been placed ia the CaiHtri—at riching the blood, and giving new 30x8 -2-a^ Eragraaa^ol-Lsill^ Servicea at JJLSL 2 8ft^ a 10. 1 ML reeenttiJbsmajR^ii^mm^Jid sLi eugot and heaita to the wiiuie It doqeg^^ fe this J^ 11 00 2 90 3 20 1 9S ^E5E: —Mr. Jamea Lawre^ Cole down, near Beveriey*8 MiUa, and 0»»d Friday 11 KM. ing drugs, iieeanfle it '^^'^ 'iTMnd''y •* **** *«^* "* ^j"feUacroe- a the tracks of^ieSoath- Serrices ermry Wedaeaday at 7 JO P- none. Its strength and health- 30x4 13 10 son new Kopp in tiie aeventy- Railway Company striking m. »ad every Friday at 4 p. m.. with 31x4 13 4$ the exception of Good Friday. giving pbwor is due to pore^ive siah vamif hy aae. -Two sons Oil and the Hypc^tho^hites, long 3^4 13 70 survive. "Mr. Cole-waa a mem* Serricea ocTriday aftenMoos will be 33x4 held for tbbae who haye been recently endorsed by successful physi 2 45 ber of the 59th yirginia^Rg^ the coach •truek-w««e shattered 'confirmed and these who are dMiriwa cians, tiie one for its food value, 34x4 16 80 r^60 ment of IiifauUy. and tne passengers slightly of briftf CBBflrmw]. ^e Rectw, »«T. t*her tar ifs tonic value. 35x4 17 25 —A recently announced en- shaken up, bat no injuries re- i. F. Burks, hopes to make these ser- ; Here, for the first time, they are 36x4~ 17 85 vicM helpfnl to uKJer people alao. - 'rt- -WiUiam peeitfejas^tbat-c^JUni ^i^i^ heavy pble gtaaa w»- 35JC4t . 1S7S ^ex^e, Ueod^«id Iwdy-buikiing 36lx4i_- 19 45- 41»- ^^^ ?"^^^^r^^L^^ ^"^ at_Hibb8^ Giddinga-doth4^^ real—strengthens 37x^ 21 50 5 10 Rev; -Praafc "»fe^sidL55^^1ng'store-were cracked in an un- Aik IS to send ^ ear that we are proud to tell you \ about You don't need to hesi- 36x5 23^00 5 80 and Mr. Norman Gaynor.jon ofl„gg^ mannw «veraK ^iajta ago. 37x6 24 4 ^ ^e «*J 't- wJl an?" ilT liSTliW tt) r* COL hiikr —Mr. James. W. WyckotTr of Tvere--weather and as the tem- fashions for men, wmoen 1 satisfy yoo in every way, it will P Oar»upp»T•• miipl uf 10pw eeat.-efx ftaj^r rXM—d if imohla to fiB order. Smd ua trial ordar"^^ U hef^Suadaymoming. Manassas To save the others and to prevent j ^^ Rjch's SonS • -^ ^^^' ^ given to you without Chaptet,United Daughters of ttre^fttrther shattering every pciass * T(t.OBe F St C«r lOtk «^3 i»evpnt3^-fiy« jeara- can^ made tti giroida jrapctitian t- gfltyaerib* for-TTre- Jtmtttkt '•• 4t.t«», "-BoweH'B Pharmaoy. ~i{*- , .pArxjay, OHIO . rr-"' old. of the trouble. I $ 1 00 a vear in advance nassas. Va. C J^ HAYMARKET HAPPENINGS. hotte £et>, tfarowtftg, Mm twrtfael t— --- ^-' -:-^'"^*'1iCe. nii-flBl^lloulder was dis-^^^** Mise Edith Haydon was the located and^iath-hk-knee-and At the Farmers' in^tote taet week-end Ruest oT Ker sister,' ankle were injared. He was un- we^ the following repoyta we^e | Mrs^-IL-W. Daitonat TfaePtainfi. [abtp to get a doctor until Satm^- [ madH—hy—ttrp- vaMadrad Ollriar cbu kaa^ Misa Mary^-Lee- 4*e«de. whelday morning when Dr«r Pay MffilSeWTx i—•«!»•. tW— caata has h^^^ quite JIL- is eonvales-tindlSrown w^nTcallad in«n4 MANAiJ»A» KOAO RBPOKT. c»'"t. I shoulder reset We are extreme- bat o^kmm, inada uHih We, the undersigned committee, ap- U iaa Wrftjf Tulltmg vi note th«8l»4inmpiary ]XB friends at The Plains Tuesday. •recovering and hotfe he will be December meeting, i>ey te«Yg to make PUrmoutfa ^ock «>akeral«U.^ W -~—^,Mr. W. -ti. -Dodge , of Was—^h among us again in the near f u the foltowin^^ report: and ^00. A. J. Pin*. It-* ington, was the week-end guest An examination of the Commissioner's ture. - - Ihottltg ahow that ^lu-itetA tax for W^ So^ith Bend plows^ Oliver -flf-Mrs. M V:ifiil»Hh. and ~ JflE ECae Puiin^aik returoed:: *«8 t2.749.94, and the Ux for 1913 is SyrtiuSe "porrits,' etc., sold Mias Margaret Lewis, of Ma- after quite a pleasant visit to 13,008.42, of which amoant 92,110.82 NeWman-Trufiler Hardware Co. aasaas, was the week-end guest friends in Orange. Hd ami mamtfy mmtom— liaa- already baan axpendad, leaving •^AtsaatrXWO cedar of Miss T^iinITft"Triiif hiann -^ Miss Carrie H. Lee spent Sat balance after deducting delinquents and posts and stakes. Reasonable Treasurer's commission, less than $700, School was closed for a few urday and Sunday at her home, price. Phone Or -call on C. H. represented by unpaid tax bills which Wise. 3-6-2t days this week on account of the "The Hermitage." will not be available for working the damage dope to the schootho^se Mr. G. H.Ligiil3iec««>€nt Sat ro^VflB TiDTiT about tl>e first of Jotte. % the wind-on Sunday nigfat urday and,Sjjjaday ^t-hi" hgnw? in thOTT thar-oar JH-E. Hayninrlfpf^ ^ -..^^ - „1 present system of working our roads is Misses Manr Warder and Edith not only expensive, but Tails to put out ITEMS FROM FORESTBURG roads in such condition as our levy, of Is your house wired in view of Laws spent one day last week twenty-teven cents provltigii fnr Aad (Thia cnUimn is open to any rearipr nf THK J6umAfc tor enpropeion w>ei» thff electric-aygtem?" i^ Wash; with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cock- topics of ciirrent interest. No nftlffmunif atinn will b« tbwist aoide sTmulj bwisusn HI thia eoiiuetUuu WB wwiW ium thitt —My. Charlie DUnn h&s been the writer fails t'o presen't our view' s of' th*'-e subject—•-'-- . It- s purpose is.•'•'. as stated. ington Suburban Electric Com- eriliet. to preMWt thrKBAPBEAPBMM* poiiiLu. f viCDr. Plviuii wmt^lalnlv on one side of th« thfi pnwnt Iwyy in nnw more than don. paiiy la preparwl U) give you a aick'lor a few daysl^t is TiiBtter Miss Margaret Holliday spent sheet, signing your name with proper address. The writer 8 name will no__t b' ble that of former years. special price before the.final rush- now. ««d» puSlie witfcottt panaiaa8en bat, as an avidoneo ef geed faith, THE Jouiw/iL —In-view of the above mentioned facts, Unless you wish to pay the price several days this week with Miss must always know. Ordinarily preference will be given to short communica: Miss Susie Tapscott was (be your cofnmittee is of the opinion that of service in the busy days when Isabel Thornton. tioBs.—EDIT<».] the time has arrired to abandon the old gu^t of her parents, Mr. and all yoi3r neighbors are eager to be Mr. Pike, of Washington, D. A PROTEST FROM THE PINES get busy and give the matter and antiquated system of working roads served at once, call on us right Mrs. J. E. Tapscott, Thursday. with pick and shovel and adopt the more C., will give an illustrated lecture serious thought If this law is now. Manassas Branch, Old Miss Arvillah C Dunn will re [The following comes from a resident modern^ one of the District owning a oh dairy farming at the school passed it will be nothing but a Journal Building. It turn home Friday after a long of the tow.er part of the county who has complete road e<]ui]>Bi^t and employ house tonight (Friday) at 7 p.m. written at uie instigation of friends public nuisance. their view of the proposeopoaed dog law. ing by the year, some"industrious man visit with her brother, Mr. Jas. Dofl*f*torget the minstrels at with a fair gm^int r.t A^^,^n.„ .a..^^ We are iwt >M a twi tlun iu kuuw. haw VOICB OF TUB PBOMJB. F. Dunn the Hall tomorrow (Saturday) whose business sh^il be to keep our many persons are represented.^ Mr. Fush Abel i)a8i)e^ suffer night.-'- Doors open at 6:30 p. m. THANK YOU. roads in order. This, we believe, can To THE EDITOR—The proposed ing with rheumatism but is better Show commenoes at 7 o'clock be done with our present revenue of Grand Union Tea Company dog law might do in a city, town ^,000, which is practicaHy between now sbacp wants a reliable person for Ma or village bnt tt would not be To THE EDITOR:— $30.00 and $40.00 per mile, as a part of ^jijK Hatt-i'o M nnviB h;»g rf»- There will be ap oyster supper nassas to seH their teas and cof- m •••! i.»aV«1»" •4»*Mi»« iw *t»o ViT^wie -TTiHt-ninrrrB apprecianon of tmr • mwt u iiiiuu tees direcl to the cuiiiiumefi ^^fia tumed to Waahingtbn aiiatlocii^ at the town hall heye next Satur ber of small cross roads which are but pines. It would only leave a JOURNAL, which I consider a tablish weekly deliveries.' FuM home sick for a few woeke. day uight, Martih 14lh, fur the little traveled and teuld. be kept in oider To6pIioIe^I6r~ffie~evir^oer6 to get model county paper, I am respect particulars audress, Urand Umon Mrs. Mitchei Bettis has be^ benefit of the Methodist church at a small expense, and "which hereto Tea Company.427 428 Seventh St their work in. fully yours, . X fore have praetieall^ received no atten been sick but is improving now. at Giainesville. N.W.,Wa8bington,D.C. 2 27-4t-* They are bragging now that if ftrentsville, Va^ tion. Tliere was an oyat^ supper Bt this'law ijasaes they will get rid- (iManWr^ J. J. UONNBK, . Forest Hill thVe hope to etc., that they want do without uui old family paper, MaKiaterial DlHlriet rcppifeiitfuUy te- A complete line of—pocket" On the night of March lat the knives, also lanterns at Austin's. aee a large crowd therfe. porta to the Parmeirs' Institute that wmd Diewdown Mr. Bubb's silo Pffhnnn thane fiirmtirti who nra r^ ""'^^^^ "^"^ "^* ** 'Q^**^ thniugh Uie wurUay of o/armai^^niF Mrs. Tom Anderson was .the - u^__ j.t iU- T__i'^i.- i:^- fK«nhome, I am an old Prince For Sale.—Barred Plymouth and also tore off the roof of the members of the Institute live missioner we can file an itemized state- Rock eggs—15 for 50c. Mrs. S. guest of Mrs. Chaa. Dunn Tues WiUiam-ite and lovc to get-the mpnt nf ottr road Qxponaoo, which act •wood hnuMfi.nt thf. pnbKf-aefaael: amnng tS. Stolu, Mokesville, Va. T2fF day. their, section. If so. let them news trom the old countyT on his part is fully appreciated. Friends and Jrelatives .of Mrs We report: That on an annua] levy of Satisfact:ViB4;y •)<>(:»••«'''.'If* Yours very truly. mately $1^600, our mileatjrc being from deprivation on their neighbors lis to 12amil«s'in the district; surance Agency. ~~Z^2B-tt SCHOOL NOTES. Vienna, Va, who are not so fortunate as to be Ma&X. That we have changed oar system Mrs. Gilbert Keys juid j»n> of The scho(d at t^ place gav^ an Fine granulated cane sugar 4ie ffliixtHinded by all honest people daring tbe last two yeaw, doing the perlOOlbs. S. C. Carter. 2-13-niary ^h wte^-wa»laiyebf worth whSe to cairattenBbh 1» and fottowfayap-fayiamJinjtkT ead^ia For Sale.—2,000 cedar^ posts iof wire-feecaag, -at^ t attendimpipnv«»nH»ntnt l-h«» Thoee who soffCT with kidney.back whole time to t^ Real Estate and erthedogt Wotddthisbeafair ache, urinary ilto or any little kidney fit damage ixt Uie timber and aclMol grounds. Insurance businesa. we hereby By request the entertainpaei^t and just .law? or bladder disMder, want kidney help. telephone lioes in thia ftprtiono f jQULCUL. anm^ - solicit all property for sale and will be repeated in the spring. I know there are a lot of wotth- nassas Beaktent, who has also suffered, The fact that there ia lesa'dys-^ ~ oae having inroper^ to. the oooaty. . - - - "Health Day" was observed abouVwbidMfe: Lbtft-hM had relief.-Manaasas Mr. Jim Lawonce Cole, -ai- in the pubtie school BJ thia pli^ notbefa>ngtoanyoae. Som«te^ ^•"'1t!Hfi»lf'"TTnan'fl ftitfBffr dd soldi^, lotoed »wi«f at- onr ^ ^ Here's tNM ease) arc Inaay We I itvdaaifairir wiOtaaliir should 6e done wiUi them. It otheiB. ia larprely, we beUeve, doe to the r baMBsaeea* beat ( home near hare Sundajreyaring. Mr. Payne and Mr. Ledman would not he a- fair and just-law MI*. M..E.-Akers,E. Center extenaJVe oae of Rexril Brspet»* "He^kivee two sona, inrin MS were pleaawrt TOitors ree^itiy. St., ^^^ STRANGER. to pntr such reatrictions m good, Manassas, V*., says: "I aanriHiBg
^CMf CM«^I Afff ~He'smiled grimly. Then he said; JheJBfag RmXl C.rt'jm -Sop^ratOT* BEAUn "I thinly we_had better all go and THB BEST ON EAHIH" VViM Rosea Ml Profuaien During the nrplala this ease to a tiemihed uffluwi ot instlee—Judge MarevL" —Bwnmer Months Hare a Oliami' Hi^y Baileasi Threaliiiij Marhineai Sn» lite OfalsF That All Cnjoy. •afl these d^F OriUs; AU kinda of High Grade Farmng laq^ieaoMt^ FitetaMSS perato criminals are," i^ii^ered the Always oa Hand and RafMW* for ail goods aald fay «. Nothing in rural New England iS: detective to Davis. y finer than Jhe outburst of wild rose»t*' Misguided sleu^! h^ sneahed ont of l^aa^ I JttBe and tn tovae yUees lasts unttH '^ and.navia want conveniently to visit the-«Bd of Segtomber. The-wjld rose - a KBgflBtt Marr.T bnshes^ire frequently found clusfeiF" subsided wuuJetely when the explato- Dfflfl^BE-DECHVED Ing along the - tcftilbww Ik C$efc Wffl W a^ Rtgrcsttted Pfirimenting with anme InTentional try by his sorrowing father. Doctor DeUa'B ' sympathetic < heart was Us wilderness,' it was the materials '" *>^ U^r^r^ >,.A .tt^^a^A !.«-. .„J toQcfaed by Blair^s appearance. She for stone walls. They were impar place, that's Lnda. Then I dlscov ooontorfelt billa and the convict's snit lEWELRY, WATCHESi CLOCKS, EYE thonght he did not have enough to tially distributed under and over the ered that he woold disappear at spells he had bron^it aWay from hiapatleat eat. She did not. know that it was soil. The stones were of every size from his home. He wonld always to destroy. GLASSES, CUT GLASS, SILVERWARE there were hoge ones for ""•"What wfehed people there are la to set thinner and more hagganHooK' the lover courses iaA graduated minor a aefret ln«fc tt» masterpieee was hardly begun. with hollows to fill In with snperflnt- marked Marcy .mosiagly. - "Aad what happy onest" smiled \i, QradnaDy a Uionght came into tlee. That often failed to eachaost the 'I set to watohing him: No good. Ralph fondly, na^-he ptooad tovtag \jfft^ia:B head. She woold help him. supply. It is, odd that they were not I»a8t week he slipped me, leaving arma about her. •-.,.. town 1 hnng around his house. Jnst hiaMtaif Hft nrwd ncTer totnf niwa matfi for hnfTdfng ImnieH. even , teupyrigut:, i»u. w -W. S^4a. ^waa that yatched over him, as thev found their plapj> In lining at dawn yesterday morning I see hlia. lonely hersel£, aha would heip^ deep wello where hung specimens of carrying but a trunk from the faog^ patters as lonely. She formed a very the old oaken bncket Of late years. He throws it on a heap of dead leaves Cameo Carviu. especially along the seashore, ardit' Cameo carving^ is-^ no mean* {fee had come to knowthe routine^! teclaliavffif am ttttrtr-^reeea thea>i*"j^g m^ he trie<^to-light While dead art. sno is beipg taken ttp mtdr '8 dai^ Bfe. Srery evening J and seen in them artlatic posslUlUIes. ^^ ^' ™S.^..^"M^g?.eo_an4 women, ot - Jt^ o'clock he would Joefc hie 4oer i the fanners hav» been gUd to sell at mstrheirt-wiqtted^ to.the spot Jtte faaUuatim -iccieaUun. id gu out to the. tJJeap restaurant' rather high,—eertaialy—at—growing trunk had hHmt opan T nntlflil a is rather expensive fad and It la inter- he ate his supper. The rest of prtcnr, the old stone waHs that their suspicions looking '~ package—those eating to watch one of these skilled I eo»ked-tB^hte«todl*, the ertglaaJ uw Hal's -of cp«mter£eUa-'-_ _. — amatewr .rraftsaanat his faaaeh ^:aa4?«iiriM6— aeaL a wheel tamed by a pedal, and the lit Blalr left his door unlocked. qneness of many localities. Around So the sleuth la question waa sent tle pointed tuali umema. waambllng nat was Dellars opportttnlty. He them, clustered the wild rose bushes, tor and arrived In the town the fol thoae used by dentisto, axejdafittL not return for an hour, and one and the delicate pink blossoms looked lowing evening. He exhibited great the corner of the small table on which groat ifiHl In an hour. Soft- [ like exotic butterflies. Wild roses do profundity, wore a palpable disguise, the worker's hand rests while be holds rtie cret>t In. armed wlth^ahroom |"notnrtant} picktag ^very -^eB^- they trod Uke an It^an brave, had a full the shaped atone or aheU baaeath the •uwi -a«'ua^lL 'Hists!" aiid aflei na«,rflallfre rtrtlla T>.» .tri^ j^,^ h ISom f^«r Vir — ~ I wh*^** fcSo' -vaaw ^BTTTTHSTTF^ hearing-tlte atoryjrf 'ht TgUtilj Thivts thickness according to the portion Wkea sh» had entered Ae laoked! terfered wlfh they Ikeep ap a sweet and aarveying the Barton. plac« Tjsi***^ ***.'*f'.' er In a™a«oinl»«» a>f«i aaw | snccyewofl ot hlnssnms. and often one of theh^ lW-feed, wtthent a si^-ot. linen., ia i "^^'^^ ^* jew^'ed hnmmlng-btrd "We mast oall this 'ta-his tew eacMt.mcka oorner; hi another a litUe gaa I p«-lu« «.« Ihein, peifmmy iiMifliin- each 4ay. • l^enry K: Field_&-Ca7 and a toble, wItt a ooaple ST:'**"- apparently, though Us wtags are "What do yuu uiKAii* ashed Davis. And the floor waa a perfect} Iwaslng like a dynamo, then darting He goes ofTon mysterious errands. heap of broken glass and <>g Pka a coal of Are. What fferT CbunterfeiUt Don't yoa Beach hospitaU surgeons have treat' see, if we can Hnk him up with a aud ^ttr~ Tiflt t '" ""' " ad 8coT«s of bathers for Mtea of the Lnber, Su^ Laths, Dows, Sash, baud uf thg- ^gperajoos who., make that all thaaa tragmeaU at 'f_ Not 8uHad to WkHs People; Perageae waa n waramafc . ^ imsH I ' ° Colonization offers serious probleau that bad mcmey. be Is lost.'* ^ Mly&sh peculiar to southern water. rpTp tiie unplaced portions of -•JhsfB tt—fhal'a HI ' tts crsat window. for the a*vonatos of a "wUt* Aastra. . * 1 The Ish ha»» a Wt armed wta^ • Davis exeiteda^ . _i *t she sorted oat the cans and lia " North Queensland Is within that stinger, which caases a paiafol swail- — OF ALL KINDS. boundary of 20 (degrees north and "I shouldn't wonder if he had slip- VlaeM them In orderly array against Ing wbea U peaetnUea ib« flash The i ESTIMATES FURNISHED. nf thfl i»qi'»tr>r in_^ whic_h __whil e ped ua already,^ suggested Starcy. as wound* arp not daugcrous. Veteran ^2aas'fragtnenU "together and pot Bnt they oaaaot tah^^T^'''^ euUMBfl the ^aiaau uf tag Bar ttfe gnarrds say tht^lr rt»e- Aret tiase • Office: N ' pgetory: No. Ill N. Lee Street. ALEXANDRIA. V a 'takinx her duster, she mounted a So the doctor says And the doctor evming. ^ -•«• ..peared off this setiiioB. ~>^ .nn.inj . ^^^^^^^^^^^^___^^^^^^^^^ chair and : gan to wipe the cobwebs has noted that whereas the first gen "1 think not" said Davis, ""See. «-57n-ith of t^e watpr d to-have AH whi'- 'he VIA aiK» ttee t*H«l lead dow« to tbe^wtou up stairs." drawn 'hem rrrrth—.Mlsndc City oo*- J. -• T»t 'alinr" nf tip fourth "That's aa" nodded the detectlva respoBBPtit PhitsrtPtpht* Rero--? €et The JoiDTiars Prices on Job Work THK MANAiiSAS jntmNAt^ fllfPAY; 8., • Twftl TTii H^^iriiliniiiiitfi ''"••' ""'I aider of the Otnwet Importance re xhet ThI he Manassass Schoolocn ^ s_ creatio^^^:^^^n of ..ystemo^jf rura. ^l bank,^g-, an^rlp^-orod j ^,^ ^^^ .Willia Bg^.^h.p^m H. Bates.. la ble length^ timccJigaay to improve^apaftmcnt at the-ytj theirlwn». I-Msurejou I wil! do ali^jormed the doy ble ceremony | POSTPAID ManasMs Wins Debate. i can for the enactment of such legisla-j |.jjgj united as man and Wife] FOR ONLY T»P;^rlav night witnessed a ''' ^'""' ,^t^.„- .^^..^..r^ -l.:^l. ron '^"^"' '^f^^ ^^^ Erna Hiirvey!
debating team in tb« iate^^school j ^^^^ •"——»^^ ^^ ^^7 j g^^tio,n^ isr— th e contio E. Adams, the culmmation was . *«*•• Thefe measures women, who had grown up as Lake and Mr Small wood, of Up- ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ ehitdh(K)d playmates, and later pwvtHe; speafcefs for the affirm- ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ paasage. sweethearts of >Skelly and Gr^nt, ative, in stirring speeches, won j^j^j, ^^^ regards and beat wiahea, I the hearts of the audience even if Lm ..^., .Jaut fiitadi-- where they proposed to work and gain an education. Liking ^*S0NGS=0E=t0VEr t they 4id fail <» convince them. . CLAUDB A. SWANSON. their new home in Toronto well, The judges. Rev. E. A. Roads, . ~ .,, r-' '."u i the girls persuaded their sweet- Col. Robert A. Hutchison and G*«"viUe Good Hou.ek-p«r. beart« to e»o*s the ocean, which ^vrX~F. Burks decided fa fa' %wnm to jaBavoidftbte ..ciHiUOfl: thtafdjd. Al^erreKiaining th«r« '^ vor of lliiiupiwaTiig'tcainbatttingft ^e secretary ot the fut a • time for the negativ©,-Mtv-Herman|stances went to Haymarfceti Va.. wbwe Catharpin Good Hojusekeeping they found employment on a Steele and Mr. Roswell Round. By DR. H. M: CLARKSON These :young gentlemen presen Club has been unable heretofore stock farm. ted arguments, sound In their to report the proceedings irf" the A few months ago the young men, ronvinrpd th^t h'ippinftss application, gleaned from a-widE^"^*^***^* On December 11th, the ladi<^ and prosperity wtre to be found survey of th^ field of eduttrtion '^ '^"'" conygljj met at the home of Mrs. Emily in farm life in Virginia, wrote to Both teams are to be their two sweethearts in Toronto, mented upon the excellent pre- Baird, of Gainesville, and dis asking them to come to Virginia." ADDRESS THE PUBLISHERS . sentation of their subjects and played a number of pieces of This the girls did, arriving in handrworK far Chnstmaa." There Washington Tuesday: Marriage we have reason to believe that licenses were at once procured, the high jjchools of Virginia are was not a large attendance but the meetfng was interesting, as and the couples were married measuring up to the high s^i.d- that afternoon, leaving at once ard of other states in preparing they always are. for Haymarket, where th^ will MANAMAMftnft/lTfSSAnt . vmnrNifiVfDftnyiii ' —— —w- their boya and tjirla fur lattfef* Tha .Tnnnnry mi^t\ncr was held mi^^ft rhmr hnmp^ —Washim M th6 home ot Urn. K yle I >yxiK snip. ' Eisf^ioaiii officiars y/tf. held »ni MIS? Leach," Mif^ lAke und ^^ , , ^^ , Mn .«^»it«noH madeafavorabletati the fonneroflfciab reinstat^. —R<^Kgrt Tog Mnlajir was born in Prince impression upon all fortunate to as followa: Pnaideiit, Mrs. C. R. William coanty. Va., April 4, 1856, and meet them in their plucky spirit McDonald; vice-president, Mrs. died after a lingering iilneaB of tuber- C. F. Dionu. uuiioliiuyi >»l««i. ir>hwiar¥ CS. 1D14. — in "accepting .defeat They will He apent the greater part ot bis iite receive a cordial welcjme from Walter Sandera, and tfOOUfOi^ " neighHorhiMHl of Breiimvllli Mrs. Fred Sanders. When twen -one years old, he waa Manassas when they return as uiiu'iiud U> iBS~Mffitta Mcunen vho, OTmpetitorrhrthe-atWeec-leiar —February 26th. the club mem together with five children, sarrive to bers biaved .the snowdrifts and meura their loaa. OnTKarateyafternoon in the Mr. Molair was an industrious and TRY US AND FIND OUT regular English period tl» fok gath^r^d atilhe home of Mrs. frugal man and though possessed of lit Otis Latham. An interesting tle means when h« enterud Out uiarried lowing teanis debated on the relaUui, by liHlusU j anU amtUiias, auiwl aubjecl. "Resolvwi. tt^t athletics prugmm beanng on tbe sutf rage by a faithful w fe, te «ccumnlat«»d con- Itjs not literally true, as has been said, that THE movement abroad, wm iiklllfuHy Bidersble pruparty. benefit a school.'' AflBrmative: About six vears ago he united with leader, Mr. Alfred" PireBeott. Mr. handled by Mra.,Browerand Mrs. the Baptiat chnrch, which be g[enerous- JOURNAL does job work tor nothing, but it Is TJoel While the suffragettes in ~lys suppoytwi l UU the lime of Lis death. Claiborne Blackwell and Mr. His. brethren honora very nearly Irufe Our prices arc so low that U is - Carter Grocn; negatiye; leader, 3«T him a dpacnn and a. trnatee> it iwopar to his church for vi^at he beliered it had -TKyt to be wtmdered tfiat tl^ abo^^ Mr. Everett Rice. Mr, Clarke th. e tnerabe. , n. dee.^.m ^, _^ done for him. He loved it alsa.for Johnson and Mr. Raymcnd Flor keep ID tOBOl with the quesn^K^^tiat he hoped it woald mean toothers —his kindred and fail friends. credence. Try us ajid find out s ence. The jtt^^ MiBs'Dorothy of the day. Ihe fiincrttl took place from .Haydon and MiM L»iey Buck, of The new year bodes of tibe dub Hatcher Memeriol Baptist church, which were presented by the pE«Bident, wpa tiled w lu i^^^f^ '*J'Mi»* the normal class with Mr. Asa thi>tie mjathie Pitkin, decided in .fiivdr"or the' Mrs. McDonald being i-qp^"''*i»4 by thf pagtnr, il^^j^ laLlus-Brpthw Jiiniorw, ftf-ll4^H>ag>a»F^ ue^taLlve with a cumplimtiutrig "The hOftteases of ^tfiese- of which ofdor ho had bowi * mawbar for thepleHghtii^-eecagiOBS each served foT'Some foorteen yeoro. Mr. Florence's paper negative.. K.T^i ^M^m^lmiiU^>^i goes but to this sorrow-striekea initial bow before the sdiool for enjoyed by memb W and "her"family who, only laat November were bereft of their lovely this season won instant The next meeting will be at yoB^g daughter and siaXex, Mollie, and 4avor and it w«a dfddffd-^y=» ihe-homa of Mimi Elma "Tatham now—. another bw'akiBg of Hie homo ties, the huUiaud anand lath^ large vote of the sophomore class « March, last fareweV to <4irtU and earthly to develop the subject fiurther scenes. - • - -Weepnot,dear frierds, for while they for a public debate later^n, be- LOCAL ffflMAN NOW i^nanAt ir«»wyn i«tig Ml rflK flinw-iiTgarf l^lUUfi ScbooL Wjrld, we, by UUUSug 1 Jesos, can some dayga'to-tturaa. "A PERPLKSW6 SITUATION** " JUHGADYERl^R Sleep on beloved, aleop, .aaA^ March 12, our first dnunaSc^ rest; evening, Will be signalized by a When one of our womian cus- Uiy down tfay_head upoh thy Bfyasf charrtfing lilllf wwhi'ti) rouiutj^ tomers recently DougEiflvetRJt? We loved thee well, bat Jesus loved at Conner's. Hall. ,...-:..-:•' , ' ties of Harmony Hair Bcantifier Aheebest; "A Perple3ting-Situati<»" Good night, good night, goodjiight. to give to h^ friends for Christ- ^IS PAST(Mt, T. W. T. NOLAND. moves' gracefoUy through aga- mas. she started aU hy *'*"'«»^f * | mutof-oa9» advertising cam^ hilarious mirth and each actor p^gn. because noTonly dues each PUBLIC-SAtE and actress'fiods ID lils putt a one of the wcnnen to whom she -OF- challenge for his best birtrioDic gave a b<^ile of the j^ratifier PERSONAk PROPERTY skill. - fiow consider it indispensable for Here in Almost All who enjoy JB rCTainiscence tht> prhpftr care of the hair, but Havinttavmgg Jeased my farm, located » past victories in youthful days each of them has been the means mi les b6utfl«m ar caitBtt. vu., i wiu will gather at our local pUqr- of getting sevoral of her friend** offer for sale on house Thursday, the twelfth in- to uso ifa' An tt ronBfqurnri*."-if iMsday, Narck 10, 1914 sunt, to s^ a coBBedy wbidi^ tinngs keep on in this way for a tite followBig peraoxtal ^propert^. Sole Jnfimte ends to begin at 10 a^ .m^ ram or shme. few mcmths longer, we will be One colt, t y^tr old; 2 eoits, 3 years charming ( ^T1^ffing^nv^r1^f i< ttllTf ftf fltti^**'**' •"". heavy draft; 1 colt, 3 years okl, Nrt» mtlyjPtrf *K#> iw^f^ajyajaifegd 'Lore nilea .ttw uuuft, Uw euapfOx tMtting buij I hay Luiji., 0 jem uUf 1 pair moles, 16 hands, 4 years old: 1 Sininkle a little Hurmony Hair pair moles, 15 hands, 3 years ok); 1 pair soon as produced, but ii| many cases ^t» vary latest And Heaven itself deaeenda.in Isy^'^ Sesasj&er m yonr lair fftfJi^flBiiBHil«e^ , Id years ok); 2 good mtlc^ cows, ideas originate htfe and are earned out by the New MR. * before brushing it Gtrntaiits ne «t«er3, 2 heifers, coming 2 years old; 1 fagifer, 1 year j)ki;_20 shoata. .wpjght A^dAjjffsigners^ L ^^ ^—- •-..-.^. -^•—^ ,..^—— 2 brood Jwwi, 'pare lu rcgty "puie WBJ legislation eoounittee cif the •okeep hair antf ii«dp~daD-l°^^^*?i~ ,„„, r:^^,,,.^ *^ *^ p. FARMING IMPLSMENTS. consist ~NEW^T3gyETA RUFFI^^ igae, in whfta NorthemlVirginia Farmqt* ?a-l^™^'^!^ ^^ ^^ ing of 1 wheat binder, 1 com binder, 3 mony stuunttMx ThiS'pUt^ liquid rtdiug urn* mlUvalurs.-! -dlar harrow; black, toJbe used on dresses, hats, imd jackets. A YARD. stitute, Senator Swanam writee 2 AA harrows, 1 iron frame sntoothiag Mr. C. H. Yarb(»t>u||^ Jr.. riiampoo gives an instantaneoos harrow, 2 doable sfaorel plows, one 4-: rich lathor Uiat immediately pm- bor* gang plow, good as new; I No. MQISTPROOF MAI4INE PLEAtlNGS,.m Wacfc gQ^ tO $1 00 retary of the institute; - 20 Otrrer Chilled plow. 1 Deere com ; UOTTED STATM SENATE {etrate» to every part of hair and planter. 1 com sheller, 1 Supenor: coMMiTTRB ON puBuc BtnLowga-AMPlaolPt iuBuring a quick, thorough eleveB-disc grain drill. 2 mfrwing ma-, chioes, 1 DaiD side delivery hay rake 1 <»o*i*^ ^ - .-: rz::: Jd^^^grBg, .W>*>>»?-_i^ Jg!* as aad leader. 1 zr*>^ ersj^e, 1 Deere com4 POlgApOUB PLEATINGS^^jni^«^?f«€rf $fnfit MWiillil >.~*a.Wr*^< •>»*'-' 75c to $1.50 OTder^ 2 pCTWg f e«l gnnden, sciaatific; • vVkgiuii. ^^tte^ rtniy a fc w nwmcatot Ce»- CuJaarm the rier, one 2-bane wagon and bed, one 1 BLACK, MOIRE RUFFLINGS, for flcwnGCB, OFuftuu uuud to iiiaku Umirinniitttiod Mr r^EARpia. YAKBOROUGH:-! am korae wagoo, 1 &rm trade and frame, i in receipt of your letter of the 28th in hair; ksaves DO hiiahixsa or 1 boKgy, one 2 a«at«d sleigh. 2 sets of tunic on the new sUie dress; also rhudi in denmnd for hat stant and the resotations puaed by the a sweet dean^ pla^oirm scales, 1 gaaohae ^MUUping. Northern ;Virgmia Fanaats' Institute! n^SS. angtat, good aa new; a lot of plow and . Iriuimings. A YAiCD...... , $150 wagon hanieaa. dnohla tmam, siagW • which ree«"nUy assembled in your city n_'^L ^ • jj trees, gJain sacks, aboat IS tons baled; te ,,pl, ^ilfsay that I au. L.»UK1- • ^^ prePWationg come m odd- AOCQRDION-PLEATED CHIFFONS, in plain colors and Mack and white: also .*- if m iiiUMirtfiWi. the pwfaHit sngttt to be SMomptialted by theae reaotationa. sprinkler tope. H«inony fttit^nUb^XioI^ Vardan des^ps; wKIUu ISIS» 30 kkhcH. 1 *nHnf^|iTf that the futsre proaperi- A YARn ^0& \X and-dexalopmaiU—af-yte-natian-iTTr An of :SS>^^-%^-5S=ei=^PS^ ov^r Lhat oepcoosa; apoo unprovea '•^'~*'»^"~ *'^ wtiBfy you in ^vry 'g^y. or •m4it. o4 iui«» nvAin* u;Ul he r and the increaaed prospent; in our yoar money back. SoW only at giTen purchaaejcgi^ •"? riot, satisf ac- Pleating Store-Street FfexH^^"™ rur^ aeetions. I am oppMed to the the more than 7.000 Rexall! •«"'? endorsed, beannj? tnterMt from adjoommfr.: o I onireas.unnxtfef j«g^^StQrea. and in thia town onls hsl^^t^^JS^^lll^'""^'^ °"'^''; iaiaiKm ^ptomBc&^t^^ .fafiucn m~ the' US.-i)wwl»'»Pharmacy, Manas-\^ '-^'"««^ wltsoN. I morr piatfSrv beta fully safi, Va.