The Farmville herald. [volume], October 05, 1906, Image 2

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the railroa
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held
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Cnn . Mr.
vt ron men! that
tn the al d
mil if lin.
hold th*
lion ol
In ti,
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deal thal | Mr.
is guardian ol I
the pocki ts of l
in the ; Mr,
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and
dep
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borrow ra
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purposes. Bul
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But tl
to furn
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raged ll youl girl 1
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itive.
Panam
UKYAN ON RAILROA:
in I Jo vernor Vardsmai
. i declare
ii thing w indi led tiim t
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rn 111 politic
. ? ?* uer?hij
tying I |Meft
if I thought pri
?ii with pul
to Ihe public," h
reluctantly lo ne
? . e Ilia
I 'ciiincrnls a ill Im
, .!> to th)
iv, it run mill
ready to act
I al lins lim
will s|i|,|,,,ii
ive maile."
N l'HK RASCALS OUT.
llis]K>s>i|l|' of lill
li i . ider Hie
Soulhen
ul prc
ity Ilia!
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ilispoaal
I a Bt'publican
. tlniii
lion re
I nit ml
"or p ?
nuntin
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- become
Si'iialur
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ity never l>c
ii*j "tale ni 'I
nhl nut
ti .linn again si
? would
natter lo
; :isk fur
Idininia
\\ ur uf (i\ il
ni tu undue
I
er ( au non hail a
liv liml
- nf the
i -ituml
Hes ill strike more
ber.
that preacb
; . premium in Atlanta. There
? rs there that thia
. ly tn ex isl fur a
A ni i named
- mt a contractorfor ovei
ii three dollara nu a lull, llnrn
in said to have been drinking. Hui
?ni doubt taken .-ari extra born.
GREATEST RAINFALL KNOWN.
ill ut Guinea, Virginia, nf
-, seems t<> have
? rainfall in M.(Mo?
th man uow Ut int; at Dublin,
. letter to tbe Tlmes-Dls
patch In which he says that he wit*
.Miall uear Brownsdale,
? . ' v that makes thc
ram :i! I - rinkif.
thal lhere was a rainfall of
? rn live minutes. There was
ium an empty
I ha I twu feet nf
waler iii it when the iain stopped at
i ni the five minutes. Me
admita, however, that the time maj
the downpour, li
nail?about a half mile
:iini the country was eom
1 i-l below where il
lill there waa a lill mi the railn
? I drained bye culver! eight
? ti ii try
? ly level." A irani rame
der was heil away
lie lill. rsa wrecked uni thc
li - aud one arm
*a ,im mit nf the raging lur
ent, 11- clinch ihe truthfulness ul
.lenients, the writer in the
'i states that he
rreapoudeut nf thc St,
'aol r -- and carefully
? ported tin
a from ii- tn question the
? i
? never in if quos*
\ml, although we haw never
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tl
his nerve in relating thc
- we ilu Un- nerve
., with both Ick*
roken, swam mit nf tbe
torrent, defied ihe doctors, and
-: ni linly.
- spared tu be?
th I by the form*
<i\ Paul paper.
? I a rainfall
; erience ami
ive never brought
in.f the public be?
lted thal both mir
? !'. Btlon were
afternoon in the
Wheat was ripe,and tbe wheat
rig cut liv the crsdlers
ii stopped for dinnei
- .nie nf
was shining ami
cloud could be seen in
Willie ClOUda -ii
nil's day.
ip of thunder, and
i I been killed by a
(ruin Hie linn,|
When
urned : ^, as there w:is
In an bout the
? ry suddenly ov<
idy wrought np
death nf nhl Peter, limp- i
-Miter.
ii:i.| appalling
.'ul a |
. fun- Hie in |
? thiin- '
le I der, the fearful fl i Ightnloi
opa ol laiu that struck like bu
lets nil added terroi to ttie hearti an
one wu
drenched to tbe *km beforeBbsltst wu
ellng of suffbcaUoo cum
tu many, wbosa leri.n nint-iised ii
awful darkness ovsispread thi
; liiul sued a (Jownpotir bSSI
'??laiiy thoughtoftbsJudi
men! I lay as thc blackOSSB of the -ky
me Ssshlng lightning, the dreadfu
(bundera, and tbs bunting eJond
11 niieic a scene thal looked like the lina
disaolutlou of nature. In our yan
I, formerly ussd to bok
oil. li wssempty, and having bee.
OUt ni the sun, leake.I BgOoddCSl. ll
fact there were largs openings bstwssi
When the i
i il, aller a downpour of about fortj
miUUtes, We went out to see \i hat dam
age had been done. We were surpris?
ed tu ni nearly full nf wa
ter. i ndoubtedly a large amount 01
water had leaked through the crevices
and sn || will never he known Imw
ninny feel iii rain fell in that Sholl
lioje, I'lie water measured three (eel,
eleven inches. At le ut two feet ol
water must have leaked through the
\\ e .ailed in several friends
ami showed them thc water. We
could not understand how the staves
iddenly gotten close enough
lu hold waler until one ol Ihe
visitors, of a scientific turu of mind, de?
clared that after the barrel had Iel al
lean! t**>i fe< i ii., it sudden*
ne awaie thal il wai S'ltliees
ord breaking iain and al once
swelled up With pride and held all tho
ifter thal lt was estimated
that nut les, than live hit.
inches ul water hud poured Into the
Another curious incident occurred.
1'lie branch on which was ni tua te* I Ihe
.pring house, became such a torrent
thal we (eared il the sprint* boUBS,
nut the branch would be s aepl away,
and that all the milk and butter would
i. lost. Ihe next morning, alter the
water had subsided we hastened to tbe
.pring house. \\ hui waa our surprise,
tn (iud two ImL's in (vin large cans nf
milk. The frogs had evidently jump?
ed to the top of the cans to avoid be?
ing drowned by the wa' -r; and had
to the milk. One fmu'. din
d, had found u vial.
rather a milktry?grave. Tha other
frog, In hla determination nol to drown,
and in his desperate efforts to keep
i above the milk, had churned
of milk, made a larj*e lump of
butter, and was Bitting on top of it
singing "A Life on tbe Ocean Wave''
And if anyone ilniiiits these state*,
mellis, we have univ tu say tlmt we
? an show to all skeptics tin spring
I of the !>ar
rel slaw-. Also, iiuinv are still livini:
wim will testify as in the death of old
? ullin.
THE HARDENEDMEART OF PHAROAH.
I here is lund fur the though! fur the
railmail people In what Mr. Bryan
vii.l Ht Louisville, lt im Hie old blue
I liing book Story nf Hie farmer
i tn get the boy out nf the tree
first with | erauaaion, then with clods
and finally with Stones when the sot*
ter measures had failed. The Inter
?ninissjuii u
tal'lished and the railroads fought it
bitterly and then used their Ingenuity
and the I file its pu
government regulation.
*, 1 II tbe raitt
i. of BlYOS*snce, detlauct- suit rssistsncs
putin- sentiment the piala denial
? md tue expressed purpoi
s of theil chatter., they will
is body hut tbcsnsslvss i" blsms if t
,. elllplnv nielli nf slimes l.eenlii.
IS and living qUBStloO. W ?? bo
' nevei to live t" sse the day ** hen su
an enormous oonesntratiot] ol powsi
u would be Involved In the ownsrship
,. tbs transportatloB lines of ihis eon
Uv bj thi'L-ii'.eiiiuicnl ? ill heenfurei
' and no power can overt.ethe rev.
1 of thecoaaervstism sod love of tibet
m of the country against soeh a suggi
I nun imt tiie corporations theniaelvi
They eau evaspi rateaiiil i;nad the pu
1 tlc IO UM ilse ut slimes \\ Inie even M
I Biyan, with all his magnetic force, i
eloquence and hla JusUy won hold ?
the affection and respect of the win
country for his persona] ebaracU
could lint du lt.
RAILROAD OWNERSHIP OF GOVERi
MKNT.
itor A. I'. Thomas In the I..* nc
burg Nea -
nairn Ih.niel refers |n mil ,-t.i
difficulty with isllroadfl which 'I"
nu! seem In hear any analogy to tl
proposition advanced by Mr. Brya
oms was a case of the state going i
partnersliip with corporations to bull
muds, i te., which BlIDCWt BlWSyB I
suits in Ihe Htate doing a lal fe pm.
the building and the corporation ge
ling the fosd alter ii is I mil. I Ixcli
il>Iic nwiicrship is entirely adi
,111-1:1111. Ile prediets that li
.?I- would Bl u.pi
llticated." May it not be pertinent I
.?i-k ii he entertains no rests that ui
dei private ownership the governmeii
will b em.railroaded? His a>
sumption Hull under pul.I.win?
ship ihe employees would hand them
togel in i rn control the govern
ineiil neither excites leal liol bfillg
conviction. Ihe lint is that tin rail
roads lue. e already i? en sn long ii
politics Hue C nie limn- U
uatomed tn it. Which
I rs the greater influence in politics tu
dav, the express companies sud tin
His, rn the employes nt t ii" post
office department V We heat on ever]
hand lh.it the trail nf the railmail se;
pe it univ he found lunn Hu- Cl tl iiiiiii
eil through the Intervening MBgisla
live bodies up tn and including thi
United .-tates Senate. Has such :
charge been brough! againat the post
lepartllieilt? When Hie Inti
< 'onati tu tiona] < 'ouvention a
sidering the subject of t i
uther interest In Virginia had to ac
rcpt whsl the Convention tlioughl
it not si, w nh Un
railroads, their powei was s,. -(rest
that the Cnnvenlinn had tu paled up a
Com promise With them under which
thc hands ni the legislstuie in lome
tl weir tied until 1013, and un?
der the sd min lat ration nf this compro?
mise tbe railroads of the Htste are es*
csping taxation on mure than one bun?
dled and forty million 'lullars, which
-.il and collected and applied
in ii, would pity tbs anti rs state debt
In fifteen years, inn we sny in tbs
liirhl ol I that the railr...ad?
are nut iniw in pulit
Henry E. JoOSa, of Tain| I
writes: "I eau thank dod for my
present health, due to foley's Kidney
< 'ure. I tried doctors lind all kind
of kidney cures, but nothing dum- me
much good nil I timk Foley's Kidney
< ure. Pour bottles cu red ms, and I
bsve no more pam In my hack and
shoulden. I am 82 \f.i\^ old, and
suffered Iuiil*, bul thanks to I
Kidney Core I am well and can walk
ami enjoy myself, lt li s pleasure to
recommend u to those needing! b kid
nev medicine." Tbe Winston Drug
i 'i.'.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, ur Pro?
truding Piles. Druggists are sutboriz
'?mil money if I'A/i I OIN I
M E N I fail- tO Oms in 8 to I", da.
Agirimilsl either marry an urdin
sry man orelee remstn a spinster for
tbe purpose of cherishing an ideal.
Money To Loan.
Di:. .). L. Wm i i.
lent
ll. E. W vii.
President
J. M. Uri ii:
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Ma 1:1 in
: Martin
MONEY TO BUY OR BUILD HOME8 AND HOU8E8
AT' INTRACT,
paid off "lil debts fbrpatnoaa who arc pow l*Mte**?ftda*nt an.I
?
IRA! I ?naturi in I'm i
I off the loan at any ti'.
We I-.-,..- .-. di
ir.k ai.|.lu alum., anti full parl
THE FARMVILLE BUILDING AND TRUST CO., Farmville, Va.
THERE IS A REASON FOR CHEWING
REYNOLDS' SUN CURED TOBACCO
Chewers becoming tired <if ht
sweetened tun cured lol
REYNOLDS'SUN Cl RI :?t . licit?
ly win from the <>M brands of much
longer standing th< with
sun cured chewers, Ix i au e it <
tust enough proper sweetening
voring td tm quality of th?
ant! enhance its goodness, eau -in
increase in the demand for sun cured
tobaccos.
REYNOLDS'
SUN CURED
is not only pure sun cured, hut it
from choice selections of thc genuine sun
cured leaf grown when." the best sun
cured tobacco grows. It is like that you
formerly got, costing from I 1.00
per pound, and is sold al ind
in 5c. cuts; strictly 10c. plugs, an
be t value in sun cured tobacco that can
be produced for chewers.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
Winston-Salem. N. C.
UPI
it^a^s^&riWQ^
MAJESTIC BAKING
DEMONSTRATION
One Week, October 8 to 13.
atrSuisriED!
s of water
Ihe point ol
I, while breakfast
;. When water
I ol reservoir
.cd away
?ii lire by shifting
J.own.
Where pressure waler is used
this malleable Iron pin-eitension
water front, which has more
heating surface than any a
other, supplies abundance
of hot water to *aa*sa*-*
all parts ot the house lt takes the
place ol reservoir, tasw .__.~
'
fill HtlV I ?
?nd wa 2 ;!
Hoftfctl
' '? BsTtasI
< ii
fact tast
linnie af
rcadari
( VI
I! VIUXlAI
sm ? - ii i. rag
?i in.-i.itiit
ly Ol not a!
you in it,*
Hs free.
1 ' ?<*?! iiiil have
ri r miiiutca wini.
1 it: M cl lan free.
? i lemon.
. li! nf -
? al mir -
?: irsbaa.
? sltk u?
... i KSS (inn
that.
Come in any day, you are welcome wether you intend to buy or not.
DUVALL, SON & CO., Farmville, Va.
.>**tM?C
^ NEW LINE ?fe
? tblished Purni! i
Carpets, Matting 5, Rugs and
LI NOLI 1 :ms
Will I i examine them
.?uni compare out prices with othi i
Every Grade and Quality
dovm:
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
RYTHIXG i\
FURNITURE
ATCOWAX'S,
rXI)KRTAKIX(i.
trry everythinj*1
Iv found in .1 FI! kim; establishment.
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IT WILL BE MY DESIRE ID PLEASE ALL
@cr>f?ct:c:- Restaurant,
Bakery, ^tationeru, Zc^a
fountain. Qigavs and ^::ac::
G. GALLEA
l'AK'\I\ ll.l.l- VA
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Hillsman's Hillsman's
AL * LEARAXCE SALE 2<) LAVS OMA'
September ist to 20th
and
Look to Your Interest
Vou v. ill not have anotht ?:'.unity.
R. N. HILLSMA CO.
The House That i(Beats Them Ml" For The Price
OUTEE CLOTHING [
ALL OUR GARMENTS .., . -. -a -u- , , ALL OUR CARMEHTS
should s.ime not give en- lllwU UlUUC vlvllllllh BB* asia* ?
tire satisfaction. (J (J tire satiiitctiot
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FARAH II.I.h. \ [ROINIA.
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT FALL ANNOUNCEMENT
[Once More To The Front.
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One reason why the Guarantee Ciotliing: Company Mens' and
Youths' Clothing maintain their Popularity with those
demanding the very best line of
Popular Priced Ciotliing On Earth
Is that it is not how cheap they can be made
But How Good For the Least Money
Call and see the greatest line of Honest Merchant
dise in Farmville.
THE HOUSE THAT BEATS THEM ALL FOR THE PRICE
RESPECTFULLY YOURS.
Guarantee Clothing Co.
PAULE! I - (THE OLD REB) OLDSTAND