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FARMVILLE HKK U D
KN ? IPAPI I
Kvkiiv Km no
j |, ii Utot ami Proprietor
Kath ra*
a'X tUonlh
?' three luonth
\
FRIDAY, OCTOBER I', 1H03.
"UV IS III'I I'l tl I
Prince Edward Democrat! I
. theil vct.li.! iii Um
-.chi under the pl
luUou, ami nothing re
mai ti- bal to -ul'init a- i- ll
duly of all good citiaena, M i
Kick, bat let thc niiiie- hare a monopo
lv of the luxurious back-Bctloa Lord
alight ll- ali how to beal
defeat. Lat US imitate the -
-
bean aalqae in that while ti
lng candidates manila:!
through it all the ora
other. between aomaol their rapport
em* the v,ur bonne ii"! only
bal hitter and spiteful.
Tin- wa- all iiii-.ciiily, unmanly
ami wlthoal the semblanca of
itv ail anglo*
- men of good repute and who
ate loyal u> Virginia and ?
lt Surely men -hoiild be allowed to
make choice in sacll oiite-t without
the ri-k "f making peTBOOal -
doing, "li ? f these
ii charity, " and now let! quit otu fool
--. I*- men and a-k foi .
do Hutu other** ai vae would have tin in
il., iint.i ii-. If you didn't .
|| lillie.
Any how thi* ll B nation of mi
and the man who iinit to
tb ir will, fairly and bom
ad, si lawless.
Confu-ion would follow minority
rule, and pre?ol lo lt!
would lead to one limn power. The
.\ ill boob heal, that is unit? you
continue to scratch into them and lae
nt, that
Bl unless you continue to rake in the
ashes ami blow ob the feel fading em
nj calls for higher,
helter work than that Be
<iuit yourselves like men and h-t'
qull playing the bal
One - .yed (HM B
life bat then I Bglon.
Al NOME.
A religious jollinami'.
that the-uiniiier TBOBtlOfl is ended, the
? the church i
.--or who come- beek sunburnt,
hearty iind roughened, buckles on hi
armour for a long season of hattie."
That's all very pietty, bat as we read
it v\e wondered if the darli tonk any
summer vacation or if the BsCk widow
and children of the cliurclie- hail any
chance BB fat sunbiirnt and hearty dur?
ing the long, hot, weari-oin
Who vi-iteil them while -lek.' Who
buried them ;iflcr death .' Surely aol
UM I'iiiio-Alberted l?. D. who Beti t"
. at the announcement of the
approach of the lirst "warm a
Why i- it that the pulpit I
I many people prefei
UM Sunday paper to the Siiih:
mon'.' Pot* the -imple raBBOB that
loeb people think it mockery for MOfa
i say that "religion
is the chief concern of ni"ii I
below."
I'iirinei- remained in the field- :t 1
summer thal the bod lee Bf nu I
la- fed, carpenters coniinued lo baird
that people might have boBBM to live
in, faithful physicians atajred at home
!.i.-p.iini ie -i.k call-, Bndartakera
- ti-iiily lo litiry Hie dead ill July
as in January, engineer- stood at their
: danger anil ol duty Unit the
? :- might go quietly lo -
oi moil ii tai ii top.
We don't believe that I'aul, tbe
greatc-t of preachers, ever took a ya?a
ti..ii, and when on earth the Christ
continued to go aliout "doing
"Ac do imt beHera thal Um
thread of sympathy lietween tl
biiriit" (burnt on pleasure grouiul and
"hearty" (hearty ..ii rilli diet) milli?
ter- iind the -ewing woman who has
-|<nt Un--uminer in a "-weat-hop.''
I in--.ii; ? ? Baan algae for relief, bul
d >t-n't cxpc.-t it on -liver pl,liter
handled by luxurious live!-* while well
fed and well trained eholl
airs.
Se relarv .--haw well -av- "thal the
pro-|* rity Of the American people le
not BaBBSaiBd by the j.n.??
bonds, but by the output nf our farms
anti our factmies and thc profitable
employment of labor." Then why.
Mr. Secretary, are youao 'piick to re?
spond lo Hie wail of \\ hI| -tree! and so
slow to answer the di-tress call of
American fara
i Jami.linc can i"- dispensed with but
growing "t crop- is Msentlal |
timiiitloii of mtln.nai life.
And now vu are told thal Hie dig.
ging of more anthracite i- to
nnler to keep the price up. \\ ,- don')
il governiiie
. pr.?po-iti.iti, but we wouldn't
very much ofajMBS iiatioual control ol
BOflM thing- now iii the hand- of ni'ii
Mi ll ..ki feller gave a rich fei-t to
hi* Sunday scIuniI cia? at hi- Country
''"me n.ntly. and while lb.
lying itu- good thirage tba heal
sipi-ed a little milk anti minced BW8J
at a few v ,.-, he would give
a million for a healthy -tmiiacli, bal
irket.
A novel eeae ha- brea insulated in
one of the curt*, of Norfolk, A di
. mouth
BllBBOBj
and Die former liu-baml refti.cd t.,
'??? mouthly payint
to cn
'"??nt. We will watch the
BB willi itu. |
lf 1: ; habit
"f'i"l"l-iliK BBBBaaai -: tl,uv
ow" l'ichmo.,,1 will i*. un
raticunil all wrong. Hui Kid,
mond isn't Koing lo do ai
Un
he
.<!? I
be
-Pi
\
Vii
nat
in i
big
a
.Mil I ttl ni: SH IKPNHI RU,
diing li
Will
. to (I"
Put tie
,ic tba
and Hu
mil now
ill ol.
('illili.. iel of till
iel bill
ile a '" tbe
ii when Vir
\w\\ ii,
like lb
Ile en*
'h.- lld \'ll
lien the
I
ll i- . .ni and
nile, elo
eiuished eli i
Would ',
I f W ll
ty t lian
?
tile -.mic.
Ill III li MUM I Ell HOW.
country
tu one
lom-, mu...lu.eil the
ks have
ir folks
H.- w i- bouesl iu
whit li
?
of Illi?
li with
? ii*, be
nub bank
>.ih pi
!. wiih
with
i note makers
iiii'l with il.. halinacy
of daily baliiicc -I,
We til ,-n .| le\! t ? Hie iii .
man a om taking
I iwn n -, unrolling
:. coat*,
itisfy unreasonable
?I Iciv
Wlatctl :
!ia-n't -i
And wbal ul".ul tin
altered
ii cunnii.-- nod all ut ll
y of di ii-, hungry
aoun*. nnle w ind-,
tiring,
: tin- iro-t kil
And .1 . y..ii Imagine ili
r who I. i
' Hint Hu
!:i-k far into the
.f tin- night li.i- a pie.
hat Hie ? make
i lime
flt? (ir that the drem maker who
an'I |iv< , to all bo
ic- to i? envied .' Or that tb.
- who simply is unable to
. ?
i bed ".'' roses .' in that the
H li ? ih..-n't in ike thc bad
ng in pit
faithful physician
' Hint the preach
? ii|Kin w born , i nf all the
lurch knoa - no care ' < ir thai thc
-adler
i.it the
? mit of meal 1 (ii thal llic i
for mini for
? ? let
in-eli-"inc day i" h.- buried? iii
mt Hu . Kb lng V
r that the life-curreul of the clerk
e un writ tau > that Hie
' ii that
e print*
iys on
md .'
tivi ly in I Hun
id: "I . my plow
ind biippi
I .i'll
ide Ihe I
I.IVI Lilli: VIM IV.
li-ll of
.' '
III Hill
ind du imt
ll up t
' niii-i
ted to
rs? Will he
lip tl lo ,
?
?
ll
mot .h. Hu- <* -Mid
.f \'ir
during
I the suggestion BtsMe
. to find the lit ano .
aid be.? with
loll. Wlc
II the x . le! ber .(u
iboaUag ileliamv
ihe fae- of tyrants.
lld w ill not in
-ult Hie pi opie 'tn. ? going
.in ia!,. .-. ? ? i bell home affairs
\ limlaouburg pipei i. a-i- "i a
subecrlbei who lives "away Bp In
\ | ? ' \ . .1 ? ! '
i he Hi raW baa then "awaj " oral
and uiiilcr (lag- ol' many
natl.ms.
. - ie vaunt- io quit
? i . farming i nen ?by
ind do lt? ile i- a
Hi and this is a flee c. .Illili \ .
in Hu- ttei - put up
llgbl ami ilitl iud il<> ll rt- Claw
ford bal - rporl Ni ws Times
Herald.
Ilcieall. I Kicbmood must only -end
to lier council chamber men who will
lue ablive suspicion.
lin wini -np of Southside Virginia
l- the queen "f apple- and there iaO'l a
laud ow nei In all tin- -cl ion who cnn
ind ral-e them. Hut it lakes tune,
care and though). Tbe price is md ex?
orbitant.
i i eve i < th i.
1 not interest you if you're
looking for a guaranteed Halve for (tores
Otto 1 '."ld. ol I'.Hiller,
I -liddell with an ugly
.i year, bul i boi of Bucklen i
cured me. lt's the bee)
Salve mi eiiitli. 25c nt White
-
DR. FEVER'S
KIDNEY 1
Backache
All diseases of KMaeyB,
Bladder. Urinary Organs.
Rheumatism, Back
ache HeartDlsease Gravel
Dropsy, Female Troubles.
CURE
Don't become discouraged. There li a
cure for you. Il Kennel
ipr-flt ii life time riirlnu Ju*t -ucl)
yours. All cuii-iiltiitloiis Free.
of I
i
I
??'. Hil 1.1 ii. I
- Tree.
ST.VITUS'OANCE; Sr*!?
if
IN SAVING VOUR
Ho ? \. I'nitcct 111*_r your
Family, Strengthening
your Credit, safeguard?
ing you Iloinr and mak?
in": provisions for old
age then insure in the
Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company
ol
\K WA UK. N. J.,
E. S. MARTIN, Agl,
KARMVILLE, VA.
PLOWS!
WV sill thc oi ioiiial steel
beam, chilled plow
The Imperial.
There arc other Gi K >D
ones, imt thc Imperial,
made liv Buchen & < >il>lis,
is the BEST. Why nol
bay thc beal ?
Paulett k tow.
Don't forget; we sdi warrant*
cd Knives, Sh cn rs ami Razors.
WE SELL
Stoves
?and?
Tinware
Buggies, Carriages
and?
Wagons.
Call and -ec mir
Tobacco Plow.
DUVALL, SON & CO.
If You Are
Perplexed
In reference to the best disposition
nf the amount of money (small or
large), which you are putting aside
for your family or for your old age,
write Thc Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York for informa?
tion a- to the form of policy that
lt suit your needs. Here is
ail example of results :
-
. ? "MIUOO
il ' rn I'hi'.iielphia A
Iii writing forternuon similar jH.ltiie-,
state wh.it **ou arnold like to i
it the end of limited payment
period,amount you would like rom
Iii jury to receive in event of your death,
ami x\\e your a>-e.
Tm: Mitiai. I.irK Insi-rancb
Company op Nkw Youie
K nunn A- M.Cest.Y, Presi.trnt.
FRANK ADAMS MGR.,
Kit IIM'i.Mi, VA
W. P. VENABLE, District Agt
Herald und N. V. World, lUiO.
The Strouse Bros., Clothing
s (H'AKANTKl ll by us to l* well fliting, to be Blade oi
in:i!.uti-, to iii- i.r a bis'ii grade of tailoring aod
I
\\ i- fiiiin-b willi each suit an
btf-IRON CLAD INSURANCE POLICY "Bal
absolutely guaranteeing ihe sun loaver"? "aapectBod trill register jroai bbbm
und m. min t "ii our booka if tba sall does not give you pertscl and entire
-iiti-f.-i. non ?o- win replaos then without aoyexpenea to you upon receipt of
thc iiiisii/i-/'iii rmi/ un i Hunt*, uiiii li mn*! lu- prepaid to our pooeehion.
\mi iiiii-t nu ..ut a i .i in im iii-)k-i| by ne for ibis purpose giving date ol par*
chase, ste We artll e..miter sii<n.
Tba above i- an extract fruin a card which goal nut with each suit of Strolls
< "lothing.
SH. FRANKLIN,
I m lush.- Bgeat Dar lealBBlae Vlririiiia. HI Main Mn ct,
I'M HUI lil., \ \.
Farmville Building & Trust Co.
MONEY TO LOAN
, , _ >xxxxx-xxxxx-z-xxzt-xxxxxxx-x-x-*
lill. I. I.. la III O, M M
m .j m i)iiu:< "ll IKS.
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rrizizx-xix-x-x-xxx-xxixrixxM^
On Kcal K-tate OT Bay other Bjood collateral. Tel rn- ea-v and nih "f in
tereet LOW. Long or abort time. Money received on dept*!: and fi p
allowed on same. Poi hill iBB-rraatlofl call "ii or address
JOHN R. MARTIN, Sec'y and Treas.,
Farmville, Va.
Liver Pills
That's what you need; some?
thing to cure your bilious?
ness. You need Ayer's Pills.
Want your moustache | r beard a
beautiful fcrov/n or rich black ? Usc
Buckie win's Dye
50ct. af dru.-,- ,-. -S P Hi'JCa Naihua. N H
t ls Not Vanitv
ulil.l. I
. pratt} trail
i l!l*te. It la I
ada one i<> balla*/* thal oni
? iry. Timi i- eora mon
E. C. WILTSE,
1 \KM\ ll.I.ll VA.
9SSGG. c\ :<-:;^
Herald and N. Y. World, $1.60.
!A Creal Change
ZZZZZXXXlZXZXZZZZri'
In the Styles of Vehicles is Made
Every Year.
.- me of tbe chin. | eclally
Beooooaead. Wt have ail the
New Desirable Styls,
We don't think any boase can
supply more luxurious,eas*/ liding,
substantial vehicle- than "ur-. W .
have received fir your loapecUon
Three Car Loads
Buggies, and Hurreye. We bave
had v-t-i exr^rtenee lo tbe c i
trade,aad weamanxious to place
mir knowledge al v.mr dUpoaal.
Our '.rices are right in line (br
rallable and durable vebl
J. F. Walton k Co.
Herald and N. s World
Herald ami N. V. World, il 80.
1
I ff DAVID, ll //. tm A G. CLAPHAM,
Pres: 9Jice-Presi;l:nt , Cashier, 5
First National Bank.
FARMVILLE, VA.
CAPITAL, $50000
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
rent, Accoonta Bolicitcd.
Inti rot paid in ilepnrtmcnt. Platts itaoerj
on all parta ol the world.
Machines Rented.
Repaired and Exchanged
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES ALL KINDS,
UNDERWOOD VISIBLE TYPEWRITER.
Thc latest product ol typewriter manufacture. VISIBLE frog]
date to aignatue. NO carria/jc-lift. I'NIVERSAL ktv-lioaftj
IMPROVED paper-l ially designed lor MANIFOLDING
and MIMEOGRAPH I IO in uac by the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
Ask im- illn-i rated entail
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER COMPANY,
1212 E. Main Wt., R't'HMONI), VA
Repn -eiii . ?
J. I.. Il \Kl. I-.-.moil!,- Herald, Parmvllle, Va.
rABLISHED ;
Planters Bank of Farmville
farmville, va.
CAPITAL, $43,425.00.
1
SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $01,000.00.
CJeneral Banking Busioess ami i- prepared to oner
you every facility consistent with prudent Banking.
Your Aceoiint Solicited. Interest Allotted on Time Deposits.
BB
T. J. Da vt-, President. W. (J Vi \ u.i.i:, la-hicr.
w P. Vi m via k. Aaststanl < 'ash
DIRtCTORS:
C. M. Wau J. M. -in i ? I.. J. Vi i h
S. W. Tai ii i i if A ?'h.i'K* ll. [?'.. BaRBOB '
YOU NEEDN'T DIE TO WIN OUL
Formerly Im
tl ve.- rea cd the lulu lit. (Jood BBOOgfa. BUt STB hm | BMMB
inoilern proposition.
Better Than Money in the Bank.
ll-our nev. a. cumulation I'Ol,UV. Tba OOSt la nominal, 'I Lc
benefits an phaeoailBaL
JOS. E. GARLAND, Resident Agent,
SstW YoBK LlFl I (THURA Ni
* Free! ABSOLUTELY Free!
Hundreds of Dollars in Valuable Prizes====Free for All.
WT] ARE DETERMINED lo double last season's business. VVe propose to sell kooi! clothing cheaper than ever odored in Lynchburg. Now, you
will naturally ask, how can you do this and give bo many valuable prizes? Simply this il you will help us double our business -wita sarao rent,
same taxes, and almost same expense all through, weean alford to divide with you. We thin!*: this in a liberal, common proposition, Wt
don't believe in excitemenL-Homething tor nolhi common sen.se to sensib'lo people Ourpl is this: From now until
April 1st, 1904. we will give a numbered Coupon with em te of th? number will be placed in i box, locked securely,
and on April 1st a committee ol reliable farmers, ono Jrt/n oatdi ciii un < to Lvuciihurg .tour exji-iine odo thud ra wi nj. Wo don't b ilieve in half?
way doing things; our offer is a giant, never befor.lualled byan v lin * -mottling for each member ol the family and tor ALL ME FAMILIES. You
will havoa chance at one or all ol tho following valuable prize**, purclia t< I Oom thu most reliable firms in this city.
FIRST PRIZE.
lino Buggy and Harness, from the
Lvnchbnrg B raaBufactureil
Ly tho Hughee Bag]
SECOND PRIZE.
A $10 Cold Watch, from ll. Silver
tlmrn Co.
THIRD PRIZE.
A $10 Duck Kang(\ from Ainslie &
Martin.
FOURTH PRIZE.
A $2.r, Ladlee' TaJlor-lfade Suit,
from J. It. Millner Co.
FIFTH PRIZE.
A haadaOBM li"ll To|i I><-?k. from thc
Lynchburg Farnlturi
SIXTH PRIZE.
A $2.". TaVlklag Machine, fruin th"
Lynchburg Plano l
SEVENTH PRIZE.
THIRTEENTH PRIZE.
|16 a Work, i.y An
'
FOURTEENTH PRIZE.
Five gallon!
tho Smith k- Wood Co., |
FIFTEENTH PRIZE.
Ono pair goid-rimmi .1
ur Spectacles, an Hob of
? v di i \ a/I m , no.
SIXTEENTH PRIZE.
pooada of I nd Bvel
ir .innis of beal Canday, br W 0. .Iohn-{
M.i:ne-aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBs-a
..I ll,ell lint
the display In their warn
Thc ' Machine
from the Lynchburg Plano Oo. Jehu
Willlan gaat His masterly
ib oaa of tboaa sweet-toned Pi?
ll make yon dread of bettor
Tho good K.iiiii Wagoo, hy the Tay?
lor Wagon Works, will stand the telt
"Taylor ;i lt La a guarantee
of p.rf. ellon.
Think of lt, over IMO worth of
sad yon kai? il them
all hy simply buying clothing of us.
A $51 i ti, from and sarina money on every purchase
Corks. | on will help ns hy
your patronage wt will add many nore
valuable jiri/e* before the .iriwinp.
EIGHTH PRIZE.
?he Piedmont HiibI-( ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^mmmmmmmm
MO- Nothing el ? Idy in them:
nimtw DBi7c H" ''"' '" ' ' Afferde, for thc
ery beat, tor example:
i 'nick" Mahone. of the Lynchburg
at,-. TE, ?, , . ,.
LaaaL-...*--...*****j**a--B
. from (he i.
'- I
.-.
'They
r Made Suit;|
?a who
|
Smith ,v \'.
..ir mouths I bard to
walt for the drawing. Five gallons,
17.50, or anything they carry.
Its a comfort to have your BJ
amlned and fitted with Gold Framed
Spectacles or Glasses by such an rx
pert aa Hr. E. A. Williams.
W. O. Johnson, five pounds ?
Tea and flvo pounds of best Candy,
is worth drawing for. He keeps and
seels honest goods?groceries and all
kinds of good things to eat
Say, how would you like to stop
What yoting man or woman can estl- ithre* ful> da,va at, Ho'eI Carroll. Ita
. a great hotel, and costs you noth ng
mate tl .duca-1 ------? * ~*?
Mon at the Piedmont Business College?
Its reputation le known far and wide.
to draw this Heat.
H. F. Ik-Witt makes all kinds of
_^^^ building material. He furnishes one
The beautiful Acetylene Lamp ' handsome front door with B
,_,. .. .. . .? - ifTonch Plate Glass; prlco |12.
Biara light than a dozen oil ?????*
lumps, and ls a comfort In any home. | A. H. Plocker, the man who has
Mr A. I'mholtz, the agent, believes In climbed to the top of bis profession.
letting his light shine
What vining lady wouldn't be glad
|to own a |10 Mat from so reliable a
milliner a.- Miss Anna Bro;.'
, E" TH PRIZE.
- Anni
TWELFTH PRIZE.
.?r an\ thing
I I ir. E. A. Cralghill.
Ill make tho dozen fine Photographs
Who will got them?
The Klnckle Shoe Co. has the best
Bhoee. Will It be you to wear that
fine hand-made Shoes? It costs you
nothing to try.
The Medicine or Toilet Articles
from Hr. E. A. Cralghlll's drug store, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
.n No name I.ay I ff" baoin and win
la Lyachburg In-; ki S. Lanlor's $10 worth ot choice
Reatta, for John 9. butcher! the
lt Blue Grass cattle, and pleases bia
customers.
|ll Laundry Ticket from I
;.i|c Laundry, means The 300 "Cream of Cuba" Cigars
liars" as while and will be a comfort for the man who
wins them ll II 81
TWENTYFIR3T PRIZE.
Tea dollars' worth ot choice Fraah
gars ire full of aolld comfort. from jno y shaner, City Mar*
If you Win on" or both han
that celebrated "Monitor'' Flour from ! TWENTY-SECOND PRIZE.
-ida half dollari-21-.O "Cram
reliable feed store, you will manufactured by It- H. Shep
more of the black tough flour you got herd. Jr. wholesale and retail cigar
of tho other fellow.
You'll find tl ' TWENTYTHIRD PRIZE,
of! Picture- ' '.'liars?one barrel of the col
adorn the walls of any hon : "Monitor" Pateat VI BP, from
"little" Moose Hr
big" hustlers, and winn you wa: ? TWENTY-FOURTH PRIZE.
class Printing, Hooks or sat,
them at tin* toast
and Main street!. ^^^^^^^^^^^
The $10 Panama Hat, from (l
& Jones, of Baltimore, the reliable hat
Importers and manufacturers, is a flt
covering for a king'- .
SEVENTEENTH PRIZE,
ai Hotel Carroll. $10.
EIGHTEENTH PRIZE.
H I Ile'A itt, h
Bovollod French Plate Ula
$12.
NINETEENTH PRIZE.
One dozen best Photographs, by A
H. Plocker, $5.
TWENTIETH PRIZE.
One pair fine hand-made Shoe, $6,
by Klnckle Shoe Co,
- barrel on the cel?
ebrated "Monitor" . ..", from
T. A Jennings A Co.
TWENTYFIFTH PRIZE.
Fifteen-dollar pair fine Pictures,
from Moose Broa. Co.
TWENTYSIXTH PRIZE.
HO Panama Hat,
TWENTYSEVENTH PRIZE.
p of ll A Y
.vi l<e-t Inst)
| it..-n
Dally, Gymnasium.
ry day
B. m.
TWENTY-EIGHTH PRIZE.
?
TWENTY-NINTH PRIZE.
THIRTIETH PRIZE.
Fiae three-dollar Blue Ribbon Hat
D. W. MYERS
LYNCHBURG'S -
Men's and Boys' Outfitter
824 to 828 MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.

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