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TAFT GIVES SNUB TO CONGRESSMAN President Denies Audience to francis B. Harrison. ANGERED BY HUMILIATION Hew Yorker Declares He Made Ap pointment Tor President tc Receive Delegation and Had No Warning That He Would Not Be Received. Re; Barten Har ripon (Dees.), of New York, said at the rapitol that he had received a rebuff st the WkltS House from P: Tait. In company with Represent Goldfogle his colleague, and K rf Massechosetta, Mr. Harri torted a delegation of Hebrews to the White House to talk with the preai deht about using bis pood of preventing massacrts of Hern Russia. After the party had waited Norton, ti. dent- . privately informed Mr Harrison that |] nt de? clined to see him. So quietly wi done that the rest of the party bad gdi into Ml I room bel. Harrises Mr. n the spokesmsn ot the party, and M liker callen Mr. Norton lo | the sith him. .ation of the ii. Mr. Nerti -n the ? ? lair. 1th Mr. Hat . I calli],. . tary I for t: in thi the ? ? ? 'hat 1 ha.! ?ie me and Mr. fcgait with th* "W: irned he informi I tee ths dele il 1 admit I wi "1 Immediately left the "Whiir i Hospital Orderly Heir to $500,000. A :> ? who lives ti London, Eng., bet Albert it orderly Inp Lant. London, has died SS him $*.. W 'ip his tel anti will sail ? i unary be msrried an English Kiri, whom he t Suoar Men Convicted. Cherlea K Hi ' i rotary and ir Re formerly I :;t> ndent of thc :? refinery in Williamson found guilty lr New York if complicity in the angel weighing frsndl on the refinery dockl In WUliamsbnrg by a Jury in th* orim Ina! breach et the Unite* 3tat?e *S* COU court. The third defendant, .lamet F. Bi who was former); Airship, Horse and Auto to Race. The premier event of the Twin Cit: aviation nu .i statt groanda at st Peal, M:nn.. oi <? 22 to Jons IS, will he a race he tween Cnrtisi with his new model hi Benz, and Minor Heir, tba fastest hat will pace on thi half-mile track. Oldfield will drive oi the mile tieck, and Cortlsa Will hav s wid< l :i the air. fe. ? Gift For Teddy, Jr. A sr T>i is been sen to Teddy i: fr., as a w< . of Co'< ? ? Unite ? | I cashier of the Havem^yer ft Bider re I finery was the srbjert of a lens-fought I disagreement among the twelve ,iur i ors during the nearly twelvt Lt which thev deliberated. Clerk Wi.Ham Leary tailed li? ol irrore and then sa.d. "fier.tlemtc have you reached a verdict? VA" have." replied Ernest I) T*rry ' the foreman. "We And the defendant I Heike guilty on the sixth count of the J indictment We find the defende. ! brat ht guilty as < hargad In the indict ? orient As to the defendant Benderna ' gel. we cannot agree." Princeton Gets Proctor's $500,000. As a renult of a special meting of . the board of trustees of Princeton uni? versity the institution wil' acquire about $1.1.'000<i in gifts. The bulk of this comes as a renewal oi ' IC Oater made Wv William Cooper Proctor, of Cincinnati, and brings to an end th* contn t the site of the grad? uate college. Mr. Proctor In May, lfOO, riffed ths university IMO,. OB condition that the alumni I equal amo'int, MRS. RUSSELL'SAGE - ? lion h D and ' thy Planter Burned at Stake. i ? he ri I r holdings and was wealthy. May Whip Daughter. I the recipient ol The Jury wa danni;- sith assault and bat led that he was within his rights anti scquitted him. The vining woman testified tbs father spanked ami whipped I,. ?Hint rink. ._ Drops Dead as Ball Team Scoret, j and Springfield, 111 . ball teams of the on Balun l team two runs. Lynch Negro Who Attacked Girl. it Man hews, a negl i and l Benia I'la., following an attack on a old daughter of C. E. |g#Wl GENERAL MARKETS PHILADELPHIA FLOUR weak; winier clear; $4^4.40; city mills, fancy, j:,.; UTI (FLOUR steady at |4JiO*.M per barrel. WHEAT firm; No. 2 red Sift i.e.".. 'KN steady; No. 2 yellow, local, ."'if. OATS steady; No. 2 white, 46? ? er graces. 43c. POULTRY i It< iteedy; hens. 19? l9V4c.. old roostera 13Q l3V?c. Dress? ed firm; choice fowls, 19^c; old B roost. : s. 15c. Bl'TTKR steady; extra creamery. H.. e BOGS Brm; . near ? ? bush. Live Stock Markets, SHEEP Habit is a Part of Every Man's Existence It is natural for the thrifty man to save for the future; he enjoys providing for himself and family. The habit of saving, if begun in youth, will never wear off. ?iel one of our small Savings Banks and encourage your boy ir.o;iri to save. We pay 3 per cent, interest in ourf Savings Department. The Peoples National Bank FARMVILLE, VA. ? ATTENTION FARMERS! [See How It Pays to Patronize The Creamery! During the month of April one of our patrons milked thirteen common cows. For his cream he received ' His skim milk fed to hogs ar. 117.00, or a j :iis milk. He fed to t j fi ,?? 0f dmates his erasing as worth li ! \ ' ?' nore importance than all he a I Adding to the Fertility of His Soil. ? Farmville Creamery Association, j ?gOI 301??iOl I r^ fl HOME, SWEET H.0ME Have You a Home? If Not Let Us Tell You How You Cai Get One I Farmville Building and Trust Company Farmville, Virginia OFFICERS : ? DIRECTORS-H K. W.J1 o I u ^j ? ?' ?/?? ?/*!- ? ? ty W. T. DOYNE FURNITURE DEALER LICENSED EMBALMER AND UNDERTAKER. A Vti Furniture, Mantels, &c. Burials in town or country Phones l careful attention. W Residence?90 : : MAYER : : : All-Wool Clothes THKRE are four Afferent kinds of clothes for men: all sold at the sams range of prices. Which kind do you want f No. 1?Ready-made, of cotton-mixed fabrics. No. 2?Ready-made, of all-wool fabrics. No. 3?Made-to-measure, of cotton-mixed fabrics. Or No. 4-Made-to-measure. of all wool fabrics. The prices being the same, you naturally pick No. 4. Because you know that clothes made to your measure fit you better than ready-made. Because you know that all-wool gives better service than cotton-mixed. If you want the No. 4 kind of clothes at the same prices 'you've been paying for Nos. 1, 2 or 3, see our spring samples L J. Verser & Son. Herald and World We also sill tho Ender Sl.OO Safety Razor. Throw away 'he old dull C. M. Walker's Sons Buffalo Mfe.Co. FAUMVllJ.E. VA, Manufacturers of J.I kin.: Luiiber and Building Materials. \\ a ? rurnlfch at short il! uiate . g from tin ? ill le jrlatl tn , large 01 - J IA lian.I Rsl! Siding }l-i Write Us For Pr Sporting Goods. Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle Hammocks and Base Ball GOODS. LARGER ; C. E. Chappell Co. f L ARNOLD'S tefl? BALSAM^ Cholera Infantum by WHITE & CO.. Farmville. Va MBUKOMM J Wood's Late Seed Potatoes are selected seed potatoes carried in cold storage, so as to supply them unsprout ed and in the best condition for sumner planting. The best tim? to plant Late Potatoes Jwn June or early in July, to make the largest yielding crops for winter use or market. Write for "Wood's Crop Special,'1 giving prices and seasonable information a bout Late Potatoes and other Seeds for Summer Planting. T. W. Wood 6 Sons, Seedsmen, - Richmond. Va. iitrj. tmt Sl'PPl'FS 'rid 11.60. The Coolest Cook on a summer's day is th, woman who does her cook. ing on a ?/ltitornat^\ I Wk*Icm, Vmevmtmm., Bim. Fl*. Off Stove Most convenient and economical m. for summer cooking ever mad* kerosene?no complicated ps because door protects flame controls the heat. We also make the Florene (W ?nd Lamp Stoves Fer Sal* 8, 1 u&% Duvall, Son k Co. curia MKGissrncrj <UH?H?, tut* WATCHES! JEWELRY! While permitting Mi to occupy a port for a short win; to the public that 1 At the Old Stand wit! JEWELRY, ! which I air. you inspect. prepared to **# hip. W. T. BLANTON. ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR STOMACH? Do you Want a better on* ? one ti.?! woo't belch gas, or lura sour, oi fed atasf ot make you le*! i MIONA Cures Indigestion ania cst ccu . Mt tOl Money st ?p;at i 'MIIIIM 1U iwiU lw J Hotel and Restaurant N IN Kx liv Rooms 75c. and $1.00 OYSTERS AND STEAKS A SPECIALTY NEAR FIRST AND BROAD STREPS RICHMOND. VA. MISTI FS TWH GO TD THE HI ? If I IL