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FARMVILLE HERALD.
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KUI DAY, JAM VUV ?.*?, IH
\\ in i in i: sui- s\ i iikii nsi.'
try an*
- while
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n lia*
We
?
i sullen ili
mi Hi. i ii Iii'** I'Nik
uml draw
tl triviality.
I ol un*
blll-lnnu tl.intl
w idil- a |'"iiiii..
a ni i
?
-. iiii--uiiiicil ss ives, iiiipudenl
Ij ;i-.
;i I ill l-ll Ul lia III I ll l- lt -
. pill a pri'lUIIIIU iiii Hie li
ssork Went \
parti? I.s ndi hun
lieen moved tu Judge
'-.il I'S
the pn -? ?> un Mn
? ?ih.i
uml n
hui* i ital wari
young nal
elga ?
ol' Willi Si I.
tanguin!) ii i ii11
rid ic . ssith
bear! I ho f nf non trample
mi tin
and jin I- theil
dark
cloud:
\\ c think
- champion ul .ininti
tutiou i
rights i .vith ii
limn ind iimst*
aiimi'- earning
tiing i" tb,"
better way. 1 hou-aml- da.Hy heal
lulu ami t. n- i| in ad ami
lenin from him. Hoss true he n
to tba bigbeat gund ul Hie |ieople. He
:m lin i?ni* iii thr .id
) ot SS llii-li lie -Ullin li
ti. ally him - ss iib
Hu* |'i
a- III* 'La - iii,! Io- .|o||| ul ii ollie !
ul, In- re?
main* loyal to felloss-iolliiliyii.
uiiliy, ami
? -}? ssitb Hie
baud ol a ina-ti i the
imss .1. mi Am. ii
till" pl"| ? I sol u Hi III ol' SS ll
our st ry ."\i-iia.
. n-t ii-, (lu
capital cut ll lin lt cli
tliiolltal in ,
i-lll tillea'. II il- .
"Sion A . iud limit i
Iii- Ul
pie ss i ss iib
manly ami Willum!
Uuurage, broth
I M.li s I I 1- I 1..
- Ill tilt'
kimi- ot -ni ami (be nm
sslm-i* iitTialt we omi tri bu ted nf Ina
sure ami ol blinni arc exbiliiting it ju-t
nos-, ii inti ii-, -t furni. The
tubal
: I ordinary, euui
(In i- ss im I, the >l theil
Ilium - lo Lil an np|
burden from theil marks
them
tbeu the far "il' Pbilippin
ally pointing guus al ibe brave nun
who shun Iden d their gun* in Hu
half. When sse tliinl thing*
Drilled in i
ion an tu tl
ac SS lil
m. We wi
of an indi . (lui pen
i Hie Hopi.- ami sst
kimss ? iul ex
And noss tb ti .. un ii
[ ni pe?
ria! inra im.
'
union
ought
com j
tic ss i
neut tu -up
?
haul il
?
..Hui :
A.\ ?
Inventi
Lt"! tia
I |.ss ldc SSt.lld ss.iu'-." i- lin* SUb*
i.-.1 of Polk Miller's nea lecture Ha
tinghi ? . i about il.
Bm s -*. ssant- lo kimss boss
ITc-uli'liI ol Hu- I tilted Slain- amt
limper.I lin Philippine*! sst.nhl
- iiiiiii '.'
< ..\ i i iu i; v i t: (J s si i--, without ex
- .sc recall, oppose any
ul guvernmenl aid Lu Hie boy*
ss lu. "ss..rc thc mas ' Sol an hireling
in all inc lank-.
i ll against tbe poins of Uli?
pa! is in nu ss i-e weakeuti
? - in a national
I ..nunans i- all powerful in
\ oik eily, bul uevet exhibited
ii nu utln i lield ul admin
H. n.ii: s \i i -iioiiiil Lc rent rai tied
fruin lining barm i" (be government,
nil ss bat can bc dune lo iini//.lc the
? -im-lc-tuti'lanl advocate who,
whellier In* inicml- it or imt deals
'?loss- .il the bighed good of
: is lolk- o| Hu* lum! .'
('oi, Waki.no, ss iiii sscni Ui Cuba lu
nventigatioii and report un *an
? iinliti.m.*, i-liniaicil that il
,s.mill rei|nire -lu,nun,nun Uj denn up
i. to -as iiolbing ul thc real ol
Hie country. Uncle rtani lia* In- bands
lull ami must base lull pockets (ini,
11 i- -ani ibai ihe members of Wash*
ingi'iii - < aiuiici, .iciici -mi, Hamilton,
Knox, Itaudolpb and Jay, did nol all
willi lum in pul it leal mattera,
iml ibai Hies all "reverence bim."
. utdie mau of this day is revel -
cl ned ns ans boils '.'
- II.SI.I. Ml ( "K.SIIl ls, Hie III
scutoi ot ibe reaper, ssa* norn in Vii*
Alld bs Hie ssay Hie l-'n-iich
- ? nci - -aid >I him Tie
iiad dum more for the cause "f agricul?
ture than any man living." What a
pity be ueul ssc-i. Kichmond should
have Ineii Hie Inuiic of bi- great ssmk*..
HoiisoN - account nf the -inking of
the Merrimac, a- given In Century, is
l iittcii. If smi ssisli Iii kimss
Miiuetliing of heroic daring as well a-*
uer i pt iou, you should
li. all means read it. 11 i- u. pity thai
s i Ti a bein -lioiil'l have "lo-t ln> head''
?. Hui "Iel lum ss Im
i- without niii caa! the firs! atone
(un \\ ni i ilk ami others who ac
: cunnii**ions in Hie anny for?
fend tli.'ii neats as Congressmen. Bo
-as* the judiciary committee <>f the
- i- ginni -en-c ami tliere
\ man can do two
Tung* svdl al Mic same lime. We
dou'! believe in a double pull at public
oap. a; pig i-n't thal much ufa bog.
ll oleomargarine is pleasailt to the
.ml innoceul a* a food product
?ve don't nee Why legislation of special
-mi should b" aimed al il - sale. The
entitled lo protection against
ited aiul burtfUl articli - ol
kimi, bul cow butler Won'! gu
round, ami il' Olio i- an innocent alls
uti tied to Hie righi of ssas.
Till Pills ??li. au excellent
,. ipt-i bj ib>" ssas, -as-. "Hull in the
mni? ii ul imperialist progress thc
Standard < lil * 'ompany appear- Ul base
. s ii the ?Ihio Hupreme Court,"
.iml sshat-- ti ut iu (ini.i i- generallj
i-t">> in rt*. Ti ii-;- are defy Ing
courin .iiul all lass. They inu*t l*e
l lind tied or (lie liberties of the people
are gone. A co-teui'sirary receutlj
said thal if "tlicy cannol i?- controlled
hy lass Hus iiiu-i be coiilrolled with
i a ." .\o| j* that going bm far.
iVi M lire ss iib lire ami thc devil
i io. Humanity carried n* across the
-??a* in l'isc relief Ui foreigner**, ami
siirelj ssc an- iu-iili.il in lighting
home wrongs if need lie by lone We
appeal lii-l lo lass iiml failing ssill
rely oil iminliooil.
itoh ll" sn- -p.cdi iu the Hen
liol I'dinum!'* letter,
ss Inch originally appeared in thc Ness
World, were sining ami t.ii
mimi unanswerable arguments against
Hie annexation of the Philippine*.
While reading Hu* w gen! reasoning
? tin* iiiiitttliiiTiuii oi unworthy
i-iti/ennhip inUi oui budy politic ssc
could imt divest ourselves of the
though! thai these tsso worthies svere
ictlve Instruments in thruming a like
if-|'oii-ili)lity upon the negroes ol the
s lug as ihey mu*t thal Hies
..tic im mon i, uly for il then dian
mixed races of the Philippines
Ami sii Un- i* a day nf broad
uni enlarging charity so ssc will
brow tbe pure, ss inn* mantle o'et
heil past greal ss nmg ami *ay "svell
il theil preseul -talsvart (Morts
nils dom hazardous
?\pi-nincii! io say tbe leas! nf lt.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
i".N.i'iit.
A s-ii l.NOTON, Jan., In, 1899,
i* oilciing a- greal
ni instill to the country, by protecting
.iinin--:ity (.t tn ral Kagan, aa Sagan
dond lu tun. .Miles, by Iii- black
-'ii in calling him uumeroua
ar, in In* testimony before
don lt Algei think.*
he people ss ill allosv tin* dla*
? end ssith (Sagan's
cs i-ioii of in* testimony, be will Hud
much mistaken, loman de
. iiinshiiieut, just ;i- Algei dui-,
ml if Hies don't gel it, *u much the
ioi-i ii ssill i.e in the cml fol Hu ad?
it in int ration. Tl ie re eau be no reason
i.\ mau accustomed
' tin :? linn, dc
? liilliusgale, do
Hu* piosiiiatnui. Iii
igau knew tbal
u bad done every*
humiliate Mile-, ai d
- ibusc of linn
ol III* pop ,, t|,t.
eadol Aigei pnuupt
. ""'I' i irrest, lu ba
iurtmartialedf.il language um! cob.
duct unbecoming a soldier aud a gen?
tleman, he had Hu* nerve i" saj lhal
Mi \i pnitectlou
Ut all ss 11nc**.- niule it imp --ide In
arrest him, and I.me forward ss nb
ibe ms ised teatlmony idea I
ls fairly bubhing over, bm I* wailing
a bethel Hie administration in
tciiil- Ui 'I" the pi'oi'ii thing; (Jen.
Mile- is also patiently ssailiiig OU tl"'
ailiiiii.istialiun, ami i- said !" hasi
some additional facts aboul the had
iM-cf furnished our soldiers, ss in.
be made pul.in- later nu,
Representative Berry, ul Ky., lu a
-pia .Ti ni the Nasal bill, took is*eaaioii
in adiuinistei some abai p and desi
rap-ai the Nd s Department cl (pie,
SS Illili III- HU pel*l-!cll!ls ll lt ll I ' di
piisc mehley ol Hie credil due him foi
im* dentrucliuii of ('cnvra's Iii
order (hal it mighl lie given to Samp
.son. Mr. I'." i i.s -aid: "There i- ii"
? Iniii! iii iiie ininti- nf thc American
people ss Im i* entitled tn ihe ereilil d
iimi victory. Bul lhere an |
ss In. an* i lying to steal away
Hedley, tbe credit he won mi th
day ul .Inly, IH!* '
SeiiaUu Allen tliink- Hie righi -nt
nf an investigation of Hie ssai could he
made bj a committee of Ilve Benators,
im mme than iWo ol Whom -ball I.e
members ol tb.* same |s il it leal |*arty,
ami In- t iniioilicl lu* idea iii a resolii.
Hon which be ollered in Hie rk
and ss lin h i* noss bonne Un* M 11 i ta ry
('oinniiliec.
A funeral isalwayssad, bul a funeral
in ibe (JapiUd always seems mulder
than if it wen* beltl elsewhere Two
sseek* agu funeral *ei sue* ss ere held
in the Bennie Chamber ovei thc rc*
niain* oft he lan- Benalor Morrill; b>
tlay, ni the House of Kepresen tat ives,
usei tbe reniaiusol Hie late llepresen
tative Dingley, nf Maine, Mr. Dingley
resembled Mr. Morrill In some respects;
be was always a partisan, bul never
aroused ans personal euimnsitj mi Hie
pat i of bis opponents,
Senator McLaurin, of s. C., made a
strong speech against colonization ami
Imperialism by this goveruinent, In
which be referred to the change ol
position ou the part of thone Benators
ssim are willing Ui routml colonies
without allowing the Igmiraul natives
tu sole. Ile ssa- lefellllig t" N"li;t|.i|
Platt* -peech, when he said: "The
Seuatoi from Connecticut lit* munt
amply vindicated tbe Bouth, perhaps
unintentionally, bm ssc thank him the
mora heartily fur hi* complete an?
no*.emeut of tbe divine right of the
( aiii-a-ioii Ul govern the ill fer lol i i
Senator Sullivan, of .Mi?., nuuic his
maiden speech in favoi of ibe Nicaragua
Canal Hill, nf Sen Um Morgan's, ss Indi
li to I"* voted "ii Hus week, Senatoi
Pasco, of Kia., also made a speech in
fasm nf tin* lull, which is certain to he
panned by thc Senate.
Tbe auti-itiipei lali-in Scnitm* sup?
ported ihe motion of Senator Berry tn
ion- (Iel Hie I Milty of I'e.ire m ||| i li
executive sessiousof the Bennie, bul
ihey couldn't carry it, The treaty ss ill
in* considered in Hu* usual way. An
attempt ia tn be made to put the Ben
ate "ii record, el thei by an amendment
tu thc deals ol a resolution, again-i
Hie i "ennui itu it ownership of tbe Philip?
pines by the l . s., before the In atj
li VOted UpOU. Tin-It- ale alfs I t SS o
reaolutioiis pending, one ollered bj'
Senator Bacon, of (la., and one hy
Senator Hi air, d Mass., providing fm
immediate n.gnition nf the i idepeu
deuce nf Hie present Philippine govern?
ment, having a bearing ou Hie tn
A delegation fnun the Natiooa
Service l/cagne threw assas- some lime
Itv appeal mg I ?cf. ire the I |.ui-e Ceiisll*
committee, tn advocate the placing of
the Census Bureau employes under Ihe
Civil Service Huies. Congress is hun?
gry foi the pat mnage of Hie Census
Bureau, and im |siwer ou earth i.ld
maka ii give up Its expected i'-a*i on
uilicial pap, even if tittie ss en* any
real advantage in basing Hu- Census I
Bureau employes pul undet Hie (Tsii
Hen fv Huie*.
(111. a I olil III Our Ons
'lake laxative Hiuiim Quinine Tab*
Ids. All druggists icfiiml inoncy if il
fail* In cure. S5c. I Qt "inhuh* ha?
li. H. g. on cadi tablet.
The place of bargain* in all kind- ol
Kui ii il ii re is at Doyne
THE NEW WAY.
?yrfOMEN used
to think ' la?
mala diseases "
Could only be
treated sft-r "lo
cal examina?
tions" by physi?
cians. Dread of
such treatment
kept thoujands of
modest women
silent about their
suffering;. The In?
troduction of
Wine of Cardui has now demon?
strated that nine-tenths of all the
cases of menstrual disorders do
not require a physician's attention
at all. The simple, pure
WinWu*
taken In the privacy of a woman's
own home insuras quick relief and
speedy cure. Won?en need not
I now. V/ine of Cardui re?
quires no humiliating examina?
tions for its adoption. It cures any
d.sease that comes under the head
of "female troubles"? disordered
?- Ing of the womb,
"whites." change of life, lt makes
women beautiful by making them
well. It keeps them young by
keeping them healthy. $1.00 a!
? : .g store.
* ii ?-?,?*?? tts, rtsr spa il
d - ni ?.;??". t ? .: ?
thi ' Lidlcj' /
The Chai:jr.:ot? Medicine Co.. Chetts
n^-r?. Tenn.
WI. ADDISON, M.D., Cary, Hill., i?yi:
"1 ute Wins of Csrdul attentively In
my praeticesnd find ti t molt et eel lent
preptrsllon for femils Iroublss."
VflNt. Of IARIHJI
Wini ls lt Blame.
Kiln
ilitii il is i
li weak kid mi
I: lite ? III'
i hild ?? . mid li ?
control th
ii'lln tel ss nh In
it, tin
'
i
and hladdei and i
lt ibe iel ii in |niu oi
dull ache iii tli.- li ii k il lilt a
in ii"
lill! ti .
i iiclc* mulei iiu
lilt" io ?
nulli .
vs illi.>it i| i
In i.
mild
and dull il
killie
ss i ititi
'? i in lite T u mville ll I
Ml P. /. Nol,-ol Byron
"Ms daiiglilei had boen chilling alsnit
min' ii.lit- ami I bad lined four chill
loiiii- ac-.minn- Indirections, ami the*
dui mil cure. ' 'ia Im nmni'n
Pepsin Chill I"1 "the lum
iml ililli, d in m-illy Ibi.c mini'
bongin i ss., more In it Hen ami cured
tl.i a .- ni chills ss nh them. I am
Hoi ss illili ? -villi .iii Hammi ( 'hill
Tunic .md :'
Un. kl' li < Si..lin *,.l\.
Till b'-l Sals.' ill lb
Hiiii-' - .. i Suit IHieuin
;.i| llalltl-,
( Tnlb. linn, ? 'rn to, iind all Skin Kl Up
lions, mid | n ii nely cures 1" * I *?. or im
paj i ? |iiin d. iii- guaranteed to give
Ul "i ninny i funded
Pl He J', cclll- | Kill -."ile bs
Wini.
Pratt's lb.i-e. Callie and I'
K.I i- -nil Hu
H. C. Chi ii inns ille.
I | ar l-.ii.si l-l ".S uli I , .. ?
I
(io (ii ll I ( 'rule's du;
pine Linseed oil, While I -cad and
mixed Pail
lt rut. with ?.
-?#afr,' k. i ittumT.
lu,*", fiinllci f ^-VfJBil. J^i '?''
^-#T?I ?QS>
Intkrt ..ni .triai
>
I 400 000
.i *'
"rii'
tktrtA**}ttmr*jtr.,r%lt*t*. Ininti, i.w l.rs.
linn'! Ins).
Ml I ll K.
Illl
Ma.-lniie. drop head . \ liargain can
b< li.nl.
W si (i \T \ \m i.
Ni. I .. I*. <? fur t ift s t
(.iiinl Kai ... lol vi. lr
billilli."il ard'- luipi.i' ? d land
I mils I mill - fmiii lal mville,
Va., in Prini-e KT ?*nr?| cunnii v
lng issn len intent 'in liliou,
?
i Ire tai ni mulei I si rand ss ne un. e
\s ni.bu |nmts P inh
H w Pa r i.i:i
11 you ss au' my! liing in hon
rn- --boo! ti' millie. Cm I
.ii- rn H
llnS I ?
... i ure. ? r.
stirring
I
ami thal
BAD
BREATH
?? I ha..- I....la* ? *.n( I Kl iv .
CANDY
CATHARTIC
... CUWE CONSTIPATION. ...
"i.ii.- r H.*...:. i.,?.,,..,. t?a-,r.. Saw.el, V.? I
IIU-IU OA*. . . ! i- ,
Our
and Winter
inn i a kids, .-lim - \nii
Ladies1 Dress Goods
i- really foi youl inspection.
Sch- agenta for Hie
rited Zeigler Bros. Sims
di: I.Ahl ES w BAH u\i. \
A superb line of line shoes fm
l.'in. n- ss ear. i live u- a call.
FLEMING k CLARK,
I l\ ILJ.L. VA/
WHEN YOU BUY
A STOVE.
Buy One Of
STANDARD SLAKE,
I'll III . ll tl, bll>
HI' .
i!iei
liSSORTMENT OF STOVE
REPAIRS
rn Hi unlei lo in ibe
- Jd bs u- ami Mi.
V\ it .
CRUTE & BUGG,
KA Kim ii,li;. \ \.
\\ ? are in the (!hase
S N H
ALWAYS AHEAD!
I ni-; < i;u;i.i; VTKl)
Chase Bros. Pian'-,
IANUFACTURCRS PRICES.
ir-1 lil isk ill IT!
I
We Have a Few Sample Instruments
I'll.S'l < l.ass PIANO,
llU|l.
Il' Vol WISH AN ORGAN
Ton ; li hut
ll AK i \ CRIDLIN,
I di MV II.I.K. vs.
PAULETT SON & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Groceries, Hardware 4c,
? - --iii kui iii ti ? la s 'ul tin
il SKI .SS' AUK
o to their large stock i
all -tiri-, i:
. r\
.S I'.
tl luis ll Iiml III Milne III.
.a..I.
I'IK.IiMi ?N I
I W ll ITK s si 11 V
s I; I; k I. ,, >
s ll It'll IMIir.MtA.NTKI i -* s I
IHI S' I
Mitch,-ll Wagons
on nu
? luina
Paulet., Son & Co.
II \\ I VOI ll Pill NT I N(,
HONK \'\ lill did: VMI
JOH oi-'Mt'K. KARMVILLE
We Have Completed
and now occupy
UK SI SS SMi I i iSI S|tl|i|iil *- HI'llltK,
k susi \ i i.i i.. s s .
"I.S III
ll ?! lille ill
.nn rut ?*?/???/*' Hardware,
Stisli. Illiud- unit Ihm,-.
Il infnn unit < ii , , ina> 1/ ti iiul.
Studebaker Wagon*,
tgrit <iitui nt Implement*, Vloir*,
t anting*, ,l -.
I iil.lt.I
|
?
'
' ' ll l/IT."- lu!. \! I. i i:
Duval!, Robertson 4 Co,
BURTON 6\ OTLEY,
General Insurance Agents
BEST OF FIRE IN S 1/RANCE.
BEST INCE.
...
K -I J|*.
' H IMIIKH ll ITH,
'III -. *r
Furniture!
Big Stock, Low Prices!
Large ad Window Shades.
BARROW d COWAN,
Undertakers and Furniture Dealers,
_FARMVILLE, VA._
The Williams Speaks for Itself!
SI til' lld \ l-ir.l.K \\ Kl I INT. I VSI m. Illl.II! -I
WO UK BWT M ANiHH.M
MOST DI ti MAA. I < S'< I I ll M.
*? AGENTS WANTED EVERi WHERE. Vt
SUPPLIES, MIMEOGRAPHS.SECOID-HAND MACHINES.
EDWIN A. HARDIN CO,
II l : I UN l-l- \ IT- HS.
i i. M.l I MOKE, MD.
. - i -rn_
Given Away For tlie Next 30 Days
c:?.:*ii . . - -.?
? Jt - I
Po ii . tidal - t"i
Wi ii , *| Ut KA! |\
ss lu. o ls lld *?? aile one
W. P. VENABLE & CO.,
1 Vi
W. G. Doiningtoi.
OFFICE Dr
H. Kobeitsoo
VIRGINIA STATE FERTILIZER COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
i High-Grade Fertilizers, %
FOR ALL CROPS,
FARMVILLE,
VIRGINIA.
We sire hnvini* -m-li ?.-?? h
liol li iii*.*ili i-* nnd consume! *. ss lin
HiM-cial ? d-.-iii'l- t.-r T< >BA( < O tin
ttl rem I > Inn in?? -,i num\ - In
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