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v'lLLE HERALD.
j ? ?.-.-iwi i R
: an Nt
I ' proprietor.
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. -**?
? ' ""is he
?
i jvi*s ??>, IV'1'1.
-T-'-?
i. mk-, under
uer, are
de rfaat
g inui.
md Lieutenant*
thc running a
IS imm liveth unto
.; tbe lK'in
: Ken*
e wouldn't
? ip., il Nght on the "dirk
ider.
-r-T-r?
i . - ictury
? fellow nviIj
iv- be
?iwyer and in good health,"
If
mp] -?? fever, on his
. rd a la?
in rc.
Jones went to
day to
iud thc Hon.
. better
i ni d al home. Neitb*
pel ll'it
1 it . .iployed
.mily linen 'li public.
:-ii ? .
auk you I ind drink to
? I
>*e is I b Ad*
. lu- be.
relief it would
-
many
aging to
**\*\*j*m*m**\**\m*\w?*w~*>
* Ist-gMBoU hst) " axM-M-tha leap in
.-?k." ll* il..*d at ht** le I
-i. The unknown
.yal to
.'I and
II-.- i
i . in- slmck of
NTimt be now
nnii all know that it
11-h* been better with him even
io lmvc lived a Christian.
Hank .d' Bitetol, Va.,
: Its rate of Interest to six
rhat ls au evidi uce of proa*
i leasure lo recording.
nc lim roi ot had money but en*
-.t respect foi cheap money.
it will crush Hie life mit of
inity. They tell us there is
i thal we do
who hold it can live at -ix
and Iel live, i> ? living
I
iii flinging
Governor Tyler t" him
: iie "i'n-t and la-t fanner
had or
?neall ?
- itu of rai mers ara none ever
I : worthy to preside over the
arnon wealth? Shall
: i n pati*
^k between the plow ban
to nothing
. th
. -^
D to do their duty
vert theil
vi.d cannon, and bandages
ii the blood of liberty."
- to .hive mit the '
? .ved the haughty
"Human.
I I send us on one of thc "fool's
I W ? ? \ peeled
oed.
?.--T
at the
' statue,
' - made
? i
? quantity of
i 3 demands
After all money
; collect*
ll
-
uying
d, and
I ililli*
I ' ??Sta', VNCIlt
lhere
.i. We tin
McKmicy
he la
Itrol of men who
diiure
'?ad enough,
?minni.
v
i lum until
..' t and ?d
--i-:
,i vcn.nil.!?? patriot, John <.le,
ls worthy of any honoi Virginia bas tu
Attorney (ieiuiul Mni i
uill nol i anva? the Stale in thu inter?
cut of (hiv. Tyler's candida
leadership in Hie Philip?
pines i- coucei
ought i" rip tblugs up 'i"ot ami
branch."
No mau vx ho Bells liquor hy
..ni H.. inlier III
.miling ni tin- Baptist Chu roll
of thal portion of Virginia em
l.y tlc ll am.
\\ .man'- lii-t mission must ?
. i thc president <>f the Inter?
national Council <>f women, recently lu
?i in London. And, if si ?
her nnIioIc duty, won't il lt- I" .
too? A hus.N bouse wife hasn't much
time for politics or preaching.
Thc Old I.me lusurauce Company,
of Richmond, will begin business with a
paid up capital of t--""",?". Tbe Equi
Inlilc, ol New Voik, a giant '
began it- can
a capital "i 1100,000.
Mia. Ingersoll and her daughters,
?lung to thc dead holly of husband ami
father ami nnch- reluctant to give it up,
and because they "-han d the I
the dead agnostic." Ali beyoud i
dark, im angel in the tomb and no
resurrection mora. How cruel t" de"
struy man's only hope in death.
ol course thc new trust h
tioii ? lo Danville a- all ti
tin.untry at large, and why all this
denunciation of such in Defect
the platforms of a
of ai: Ciiihni-. Isn't ii '?'
Strange that Hu- people don't know a
: liing nn hen they meet it ill the
The Philippine Nvar i-..ii u- ai. I
be dodged. Retreat is mit nf ile
lion, and nothing remains to be done
hut to make a finished joh of it. No
mattel h"\N many men an
they can he promptly secured, and Hie
-loner thc better. Thc giant need only
put forth hi- strength ami thc
ls done for. IMy lo have gone intuit
hut there is hut one way out, ami thal
is to fight mit.
< li ki nail Minni;.
Coi. Biyan gave tin- keynote to bis
canvass recently, ami wrote a platform
. -ugh and strong i nougb tor ali
Democrats to stand togetbei on. He
and siioiiL' reason foi tin
faith that's in him ami a
this broad land nnIio wants i" he ;t
Democrat ami who don't want I
Republican, can give tm rt ,
cooperating with him. Heai him:
"lu the !uiif Iimf that I -hal:
to ymi, I desire to condense NNimt I
i say upon three subjects into a
few brief propositions: First, President
McKinley hy sending a commission io
Europe to secure international iii n
I ism, e..nfl?ed thc gold standard (?> be
unsatisfactory. Second, tin- failure of
the commission to secure International
lii-nictalli-m proves that l.i-iuctalli-iii
ian lie restored "lily through indepen?
dent action. Third, the '-"id standard
i- maintained today, not because Un
American people desire it, hui i>
:i few English financiers hy couti
the policy of England, control through
the Republican party, thc financial
of the United stale-. Fourth,
it thc Increased production of gold tn
thc Klondike and thc importation of
joh) from Europe have Increased thc
volume of money and improved times,
i j- evident that more na int y
utter times and tune- could i.
further improved and tu- improvement
nada permanent by thc restoration of
li-mctalli-m, Which Would make-ilvei
i- nvcII as gold available t
Ki ft ii, if it was more difficult to main*
ain the parity between e...!'i
diver, when the supply of silver waa
mica-;..g, it must 11?'w i"' easier to
.ii thc pauly -imf t be supply
if gold i- Increasing.
"On the trust question I
bllowlng propositions for your consid*
'ration: First, the tiu-t i-a menace to
lu- welfare of the people of the United
Mates because it ? monopoly
uni gives to the few in Control of the
nonopoly most unlimited powei uni.
ile liNcs and happiness of c.ii,-;
mployea and producers of ravi ma*
t-rial. Second, the President appoints
lie Ali nicy Qeneral ami can, if he
ni Attorney General
rho will enforce thc anti-tiii-i
"hird, the Attorney General can ri
tend siillicient law-, if thc pp
inns an- Insufficient Fourth, li
Huey General tan recommend an
Imenl to the constitution If the
resent constitution makes it impus*
ihic io extinguish the trusts, fifth,
a- Republican party i- powerless io
uisb thc trust- >o hum aa the
?u-ts furnish thc money I i i -ninnie
ie Republican party lo pot*
"In the Philippine question ct
indamental principle- arc Involved.
n-t, there are but two-mn ot- of gov.
nmeiit force ami consent mon
robies being founded upon force,
?puiiiics upon consent decoud the
dion of [ndepeudei
iat all government*..derive theil
inni i> lunn the consent of the govern*
I. Third, ii thc Declaration ol ludo*
?mlcnce ls sound, we cannot rightfully
quire Utle to tbe Philippine Islands
? conquest or hy purchase from an
icu monarch, to wi llious
ibjectswa ourselves furnished aim-.
until, if the Kilijiin I ,.|
[bl ought t'i he, free, they -lim,
imetlialcl.v a? un-d of oin mr
tendon to give them Indepeu li
? ' verninenl i .
tablisbed. Fifth, thc filipinos nav*
g fallen into our hand- l.y accident
war, should he dealt ni ith accord lug
American principles, and no; only
given independence, hui pmi
.m outside interference N\hik- they
L>rk out their own destiny."
D
1^
WASHINGTON 1
-.
I lu ',i l.lllllel l
...
: political blurter, and the
result will i.e iii- retirement
-
? ?
.-lld ot
dilc for till
thal A
blurt, with
dion thal he nv..nhl (1
it in a ni. I- little lu'lc Ilia!
thal le
thal \
man in VS ashlngton nn hen .
?
Tin- -ame ii
mad, I
I Um! lu
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i
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I ni.
md io
folio I
:
two li
:
mint.
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.
Wbati
thrift, io Marni i
A met I eau
Trusl i
parties
an im;
amt lie -ay- of t;.
-vIn in i 'I am in
wi th tl
iiat ninety*
. and the
d' lin- : all thc othei
must in- on ? '"i ir thc i?
if all lin- i
'niiveliti ii, they nv ill
?nd, Vt
I be mom ??
.viii Iciitl all ile
ii- norn
hat Ito inin
ii be in
Tbe stab ment thal Hon. r\
Whitney, n\ : ilation
irocured thi
"iucibli
me to
I
ul ial
i'>m:ii i
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ITV to do the i'll .
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Mi. Mi I.
them
held in Cu
titled io n eu.
9
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d al! that we
lld do fol Ililli dm
n.-.ly be ha- liol i>.
bal you
?it it to
Iowa.
i
A. *J
. Ptratp Complexion.
ll |" n . ni nil
I arc .illici' ri wiih "kidney
i ..iiiplcvi ui i turn
1 iffer fr. ii
. mil acid,
> Ileum iii-m. ral nth of
I . Lilli
made miser
and bladder non
.ly. D
! real kidney,
.ill build up
ind unhealthy kid
p n il'v Ihe diseased, kidi cy |
r th - mpli sion and soon
?o helier health.
? nilli imd theextraordli
Root li - ? '? I
thc h ?- wonderful ci
I di
?
liny lion!,, V
fifty ci ut and dortai
tl
. n. j .li 1 it I- mot h.
Dr. I ' H liamton.
When writing please mention this
-I have berlaln's Cough
dy in my family for yea
always wltl iys Mr.
I Rio, Cal. "For
-mall chil'i nd it especially
-,!.-liv Anderson I nug
. Ua-axla-fa.. I kl..fa. lantraal, H.w lark.
[f you want anything In household
..ol furniture, < arneb*, (lurtains,
Pictures oi \\ all Paper go to
Cattle and Poultry
tbe leader. For sale by
H.C. < ' le.
The irgains in all kimi- of
furniture i- at Dovn<
I. I* llliM.ll ll.
. No
? liv to
?
Doa*! i ??! s,u..I. tsar I iii Aw ty,
?
York.
\\i can sell you a tootb brush roar
bristles foi
H. < ; >i gist.
i ... Bali
I have a Columbia Bicycle In first
? 00.
S. W. Fan lett, Jr.
lug tin- hot weather last sum*
of cholera
mmi.i. sting my leaving my
i . 11 |
. Mocastle, Ohio. "After
two or tim ? imber*
?'..lie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
mpletely relieved ami
in a few boura was able to resume my
work in the store I sincerely i
mend ll t" any one afflicted with
-totnai-li rn bowel trouble." For Bale
hy Am1.
II un.Uh lint III.i...I lll.t nara.
I
ed to tr} un;
"mi dil
hy ii local ai
?
DUI Ul. il. NVheii liml 'is
I in- beni purl
? wink
( 1 I fia III f > 1 . I I,, , , lulim .
li you have property or life io [nsun
i iain to inly sound Indemnity.
i it. Pauletl a PauleR.
'?ul.ietl nn ith diarrhoea will
e interested in tbe experience of .Mr.
kV. M. Bush.derk of Hotel Dorrance,
I
ye.-u- I have in cn almost i
tani suflerei from diarrhoea, thc
nt 11 lent attacks completely prostrating
nt and rendering nu- unlit for my
i! this hotel. About tWO
traveling salesman ki rid li
ne a -mall bottle of Cham bel
bile, Cholera uni Diarrb es Remedy,
lindi to my surprise and delight its
rtects Were immediate. Wliei.
iii- of the tl.-- ,-? I would
univ my.-eif against lim attack N\iih
feu do-cs of Un- valuable remedy.
ult ha- been very satisfactory
nd ali a pie te relief from the
1 -il" hy Ano
I !i i ll "tn. Saving
lank of Washington aral chartered
i-l Mm
The . alexandria coun*
? indicted a negro named Dodson for
--ault on a -mall gul.
? *?
WOOD'S NEW CROP i
Turnip Seeds\
are now ready. r
If \ ..ur M. - ?
Wood's Seeds J
? mr aim i- i f
$
$
g)
A
itation ?ln. : >
Wood's Seeds ?
J
?nahte I kid Set .1-. V
(hrinan Millet. Backwbeat, Na. ? A
Mean*, Crlm-un Cl'..cr. .1 *
W
T. W. Wood & Sons, J
Seedsmen, kuhmond, Va. f
\
Criauoa Clovei ?
Malrv or S.nd\etch. Wape. Winter f
I url i.r <ii;i/inz Ont*., Seed \\
Wheats. Ocisses and Clovers, W
Turnip an.: ,ed?, t)
Uv...tilths, lulip.a etc. \
-*^*^%%*%%%*%%*?>*Ve>.j
li
Want a
Bicycle ?
wi. -I i i. i ni- ni..-i 1'i.i'i LAB nn uti i
IN AM KKK'A
Crescent
HOPI hAR BKC M SB IT til\ KH tlKNUINK
- \ I l-l Ni I ION, N NH -III - NI N I'll K I.
1 ll ', I - I NIK AMi IMMl-l . . .
$JyOO
lt i- to our advantage lo handle i
wheel that give- tbe leasl trouble to
the rider, and consequently, to our*
-clvi -.
That's the reason we m i
( Kl -i I ? I inir Hi' lil.
CHAS. V. Ill'dl..
Adi
FARMVILLE, VA.
$1.65 pays for the
HERALD
one year and
The Week'y Times,
I vs,I . ,i ol el- . tilHl I.
k C iv.O -. J. - - - vA
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WaTCHtS
Oraphophones fn
er, or (
'IHE TIM (CS ll ni-.f ??[,
Richmond, .a.
:+:
?+
i Everything , THAT IS'
EVERYTHING
on
THATS
ni,eeiSl DESIRABLE.
BUGGIES. SURREYS. PHAETONS.
CARRIAGES. CARTS. TRAPS.
We handle only goods thal nnc
know are Just righi In every
respect
We fully guarantee Bverj vehicle
nw -ell.
We are -aii-iied Nvith a reason*
aide profit, consequently mir
price- are iud high.
We are glad to -how our goods,
rn answer questions at any
tillie.
J. F. WALTON,
FARMVILLE, VA
nu
AULETT. SON & CO'S
Virginia Mitchell
Heat. Wagons.
leinz's White Wine
Vinegar.
Fruit Jars.
Smerson Buggies.
j
AVE Voil; PRINTING
DONE Al ni I-: HERALD
JOB OFFICE, FAKMVIl.I.K ,
<7^
ARE YOU READY
TO PAINT? ?
\\ e are sob Agents for
HIRSHBURG, HOLLANDER & CO/S
i
Wc Voil Mo te ' 'ill al Iffitliaala,
Anderson Drug Co.,
.KM\ :;,| |... \ ?
NOTICE TEACHERS.
White T< ticherfl
' nilli 'I enchera
? ni THI
?
\. M.
THOMAS J. GARDEN,
MUSIC
,Mi-> Belle Johnnon will re?
sume lld Mt sic ( i.
tcinl.d' Ith, 1 ?
june i
PIANO PUPILS.
Robbie Berkelej would
Piano Pupils
-
: linnie.
Jilin '
BE GOOD TO TOURSElI
AND GOOD TO VOl R
FRI
When you treat a friend to nnIi
give him the best.
HARPER
Whiskey ls tlc ? bi y ni
friend*) and for you.
BOLD BY
JOS. MANNONI,
PARKVILLE, \
Farmville
Mtv Co.
LUMBER
of every description
for building pur?
poses.
Prices are advancing
so place your orders
early and save money.
G. M. ROBESON, (
PROPRIETOR.
ihe : m ll
I
OWN, wu rm: i;i;-r i\ thi
nn mn.H FOB DRIVING UOH I'
HINKRY.
I
?
. i urn
IT IS VERY CHEAP
PRICE, $13 t
C
?
< nt in.
11 fist, manufacture Patent Un
Utting and Exhaust runs.
nd br Special Catalogue on V-ntilaliT^ '
L H. CORLEY, Sole Agt.,
I aJUIVIL] inn.
>l. PRINTING
Al REASONABLE PRK
Ai HERALD OKKH E
"IRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUT*;,
\ I BLAI KMBURO, VA.
.
' mn
I ..,,.
i i I int i'
-
in!-, If^^^M
....rd
i H
lu '
)'u. h., 1..1.. n..
Jiu.
NEGLIGEE
md DRESS SHIRTS.
Zigler Bros. Fine Shoes
.?uni .1 naried stock of
ALL GOODS
in our linc
NN i . .ml coinpai
..i ??
.iiiii-n;ill\ pretty selection of
?RY GOODS, NOTIONS
?and?
Gentlemen's Furnishings.
FLEMING & CLARK,
PARMVILLK, VA.
They Have
Found the
Baby,
Marian (Hark, and the
place t(? timi
CLOTHING
suitable for
Hot Weather,
-Hell a
Jool Serges,
Alpacas or
Sicilian
3oats and Vests,
is
J. B. WALL'S.^
Out
Mixed
Teas
nave lu cn pronounced by
ic anihor "I "Four Month'!
t'tcr Date," win* i- ;i ?'"'i
>:--? ur in that lint-, a- eqiHI
i any blend '>l tea Try it.
LIIAS. BUGG & SON,
I'.-ii in\ il!.-, V.i.
Jood Judgment
W .M .1 ? mit Unit you i
EWELRY,
WATCHES,
SILVER WARE
I -nell, of an ol.) I ..?d
I.Kl.I \!'.l.l' HOI SK.
Ol. h I- t lie -lon ..)
E. WILTSE.
I- \i.\i\ ll.l.K VA.
.vi ?tl?
Will
? -,?. ,? IV WOOL Lil C0?
Atlanta. Ca. ci'.... li NortU l'rjror?
bil

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