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I '"' ??? ii'iitioii, otherwise
Un- delay would ni,[ bave occurred,
\\ i.b kin.le-i r? gardiand well wish
aor> |n Mississippi, I bag
i peet fully,
J I* Kl N'NEDY,
Libra riaa.
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Hlr, r.in-l.i-eil herewith And
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hm -I bill "I I !,;
. - ih-t.iry ol Virginia.
Verv respectfully,
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I.iliraiian.
transaction was
Byrd I'.ixtk Imesti
imlnlng
, ly did not de
i mi the other bandi
11 done such thlngseeveraJ
? Impropriety
i lum of using h's: official
i . gain. We
adel to nota especially tbe
ol tin- -tate vouchers In Ins
m uar* and the
It mentioned in
A booh i
the Library, ii is at
i 11 another party: and Ihe
? ? ; kel "I (he Li>
. uni- Journal
li mond are tn tha
. ... j Dye* - of the
. : i scepl Mr. Ki
immarily removed.
. nal:
? I tn the wltnesi
Si I put on oath. Lol Mr
dru I Imund <' "**! 111or .li
itlk-teti Mr. Kennedy's
. ttl ve in an order be hail
no booka should
I fol Ihe Ir.iarv from the
ii I Stationery Company,
* likely that either Mr.
Min ir will tm that ac
hel'l guilty nf tli-loyalty.
md perjury, and removed
ir will M r Berkeley, nm
? nor l?r. Kc hen rode, fur
ni by them.
I thia -ort. if it were a lit
isly al.-uni, would ba an
to the Library Boar I.
All of which goes to show that the
g Journal feara thal these em*
Will be treated in thin iie-pi
.niier.
? this wicked thing happens,
trust the Uovernor will sum*
emove those members ol the
Board who stand for the un?
provided he has tba power.
cl Legislature will
Ihe situation, If necessary.
Me-*rs. Meredith ami Patterson are
il thal iuiii ir'ad librarian
about theonly Virginians win.
lum in a poaltlon tn
er er titled.
tte of modern-day
I righi acting, a
- anti ili\ lin
ind truth, that aili OOO
lliat eau not hel|
.1 a'vaiitai*.
: lime rein*
it all?
I name ami tha
?? B le urgaa righi
I let us reason to
yniirselvee
?:? : : tm lha wnriil.'' Oiiiiiiiieinl
ss, purity, the erowal on love,
ty, tba truth ami the
imitation- upon
\\ hy the new name
l friend .' (hristiaii is God*
- trotman'! aihlitinn.
to the l>ri|." I
ll AFFECTION OF RICH?
MOND.
-iiiutioii nf I arning la the beat
Immortality. It li
ijj limier (he heaven* that
and stronger witta the
li i craatore of tleathle-s
of iinmor
tencea of a dia
- iiherner point ta the
neill which a Virginia < ??
l| in mir city. Ten
? ???ty of Richmond would fooa
i of ail mir people.?
. i mea*! 'lopateh.
\\ r bave no objection to the Unlver*
I any inure I linn WC
;? m enlarged Richmond V. II.
I i ulldlng, bul the latter la to bel
i ly Richmond with no appeal to
I I ward or Hanover or any otb-1
-tate tn make -aenii
e -? to in-ure Richmond's' ?uoresa. Not!
-1 with the University, bal to aacura
it Uiliute must he. laid on oom ni nit i-1
:;. not rich In this
I have [trothing tn
Richmond in not an object of
c tarity and should seora to grow a.
dard <>il has doae on the dte*
Bulld ymir liiiversity
but han.I-nil of Hampilen-Siilney.
a p. Ki fe, sn well remem
j many of the renders of the
Herald, won the-'Col." prefix belora
Men itiui untimely death, and
I a fortuna speculating In
I he spirit of oommerdaiiam
mighty power when such
t worl- ihI. ifor that
.ne who ever came
BC it- evangelist will
- iduced ti abandon such
iga iu the hnl chase after
h. "Vt hen -elf is i*a\ering
balance -hake il i- rarely right adjust*
?
ll ir Daniel has ofTered a bill in
r.lng fur its object the
Industrial Peace." Not
"?ni bul of mutual
??? III. Let Hie ''hea?
ll "tote fair'' anil leaped
ts of others Working men
me warring men.
.- a perfect light to declare
liy, il -heso
.it of Ihe school trout.h - In
i ilthough, tm the otbet
. il perfectly justi
the stand aha has taken
I I thc National (Jov
inatltutlooal right
ivetctgn
tary olney, while
? - to the citizens of
"oink local racial preju
* rotary ia righi, and
? mg.
? r than "sink
MH NOi'K hi H I ES'fl LU :
I ioIn Ihe :il.o\ e . ipti .11 I le
lliolld lillie- |i|-|. liri, lia- the follow
ing tn sa]
"Thc linns dispatch has greal re
ipecl foi un honeatconviction,and has
no healtatlou In saying thai tbe per
ami who believes Hint it 1
lum to take a gift frmu Mr Ri
lei, tn him lt is a -m. I'.ilt it hy 00
meena fol lows thai lt i- a sin ft
conscientious man or institution tore
eelve fa\nr- from ihe Standard "ii
king. Let us -ie lo \\ hal extremes
tiiik "tainted money" pro]
would lead. If il b
lege to accept nu endow ment from
Mr. Rockefeller, ii would in- wrong
hu it tn receive monet, from him in
payment nf tuition for his
daughter, grandson or grandda
or any member of bis family, or any
loy or gul whom ' B lil tn
educate, lt would bc wrong lor any
church nf which Mi. RockafellCI
should lu- a mero
church dues lt would
ployeof in- I
or fur any merchant in ace 11 his
I'licvk iii paymenl of good* pm
lt Would le w rung tor thc
ment to receive tai ?
In tine, if tin liiiltted,
Ur wolli.I Le ir. ?
spend a dollar of his "tainted' money
without Causing the recipient '
nut sin. The prim
tn an abeurdltt..
lim a.nne may say that the right
eous thing for Mr. Rockefeller tn du
would he tn make restitution. li
seems tn us that he i- dung that \ery
thing when he gives In- ninney tn in
-titiitini s whose minion ls t" ?'??
And it seems tn 11- also that he is gi' -
ing in n g ml spirit."
We agree with thc Times-Dispatch
that it is a -in for that man In "lake
a gift" fmm Mr. Rockefeller who be
I wrung In do -o. Hut we ie
apectfully, although confidently, -ay
to mir contemporary timi its argument
la utterly fallacious i ? "take a gift"
nf money from Mr. Rocki
thing; tn sell him a barrel nf flour ls
altogether another thu
n t. ami cannot Le, any parallel be?
tween thc two transai I
are two aide to the question of accept*
ing gift- from Mr. Rockefeller
ik univ mic -ide t-i tin- i|
ing him gooda ai regular retal
in a buainees transaction
If Mr. Rockefeller gives mom 3
act nf repentance, lt in up tn thc
recipient tn accept or rejecl the gift,
conditioned mi the recipient's faith in
lim repentance. In thc bush
buying ami -.'.lini.' willi Mr.
feller, the question of rr; ?
not en lei into the ca ir mir
contemporary ha- 0
than the mle _
der Un
The inure one nil- ol I. ..-'i life''
111 New "l mk llii
lani could U- ?: . .
public demands its lum
in full glare. Ami
in the hi<
? N AS WU'
lins -
nil-take to sst]
iolande
1
them all. 1
thi- splendid eba
spinner who "bought w....| mid flea
and worked willingly with Inn
li in commerce, "like the mer*
chant ship-, -he hroiiu'lit her food from
alar." Hie worked night ami day.
"rising while ll wasyetnlght, giving
meat to ber household ami a portion
tn her maid-.'' -lu- .halt in real
estate ''considered a neld and bought
>iih the
fruit nf her hands -he planted a vine?
yard." She wa- a pru.lent I -.
? 1 mer?
chandise in Kimi. charlt*
aide, "atretcbing her hand- tn thc
pnnr." BbC linnie wisc pie;
for the winter, and wasn't "afraid nf
Ihe -now." She wa- loud of l'.I
Clothes, and made for "her-elf .??
ofta'ventry. si k and purple.' And
i regard fur thc dress of her
husband too, who was "known In
the gates and sitting among the elders."
And ahe was careful of ht r physical
Condition, 'girding her loll
strength nml strengthening her armit."
Waan'tahea model woman? Ami
ls any modern-day slater-worker her
superior T We trow not.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
To the People of Farmville.
all peroone In Farmville musl hold
themselves responsible foi any weak
in? or suffering caused Irmu old ego,
chronic OOUghs ur enid-, bronchitic,
weak lungn, run-down conditions,
stomach troubles, nervousness 01 pool
blood w hen we are w Hiing to Sell them
the real cod liver preparation.
ami return their 11.ey if it linen mit
benefit.
ihe rea-nii Vinni -ful in
restoring health ami creating strength
is becataac ll contains iii addition tn
tnnic Iron all thc medicinal elements
of coil liver nil actually taken lr.nu
fi.--li cod-' liver-, hut Without oil or
ii up-et thc Stomach and retard
its work.
I'nlike nhl fashioned cod i.
ami emiiNii'iis, it i- deliciously pala?
tably agreeable to the weakest stomach,
therefore, unequalled a- a strength
. id tomi- reconati 1
Mr. < Irate, nf ll. C. I rule .V ('o., mir
local druggists sa* -: " ll
know ao well of wbal Vinol i- made
that weeah every run-down, nervous,
debilitated, hl- son in
Paraville, and avery per- >n - .
hoon otubborn a
Boughs, bronchitis or 1
Miinpti.ni ti try Vinni on our guaran?
tee, ll. C. trula a Co., druggists.
Nm 1. U lille OH
Vinni in Farmville, it 1- now for cele
it the leading drug -tor.- iii nearly
-very tow n and the city In the country,
Look for the Vinni agency 111 ymir
own.
(Hep Unit (ong-h
1 Dr. David', t'ou.-h Syrup
rill curr it, an nu mtv ss will tcatiiV. lt fa the beat
n earth. I ju>-i- bntOeii 26 t**Ata at Whit* a flo
SSS Winston Drug Co.
Special Low Hn
. .1 \\ ot?In Central Ry. to all pointe
ii Moolana Idaho, Waal,
iregnnand linti-h Columbia,
-t to \pril uith. Round trip Home*
eekers' I lek. '
Vnte at once fur information and
lo C. D. Harper, Travelling
igent, VV. C. Ry., KU Traction
uicinnati, < i.
Feb. 16*61
Killis nf lliinnr.
11 unpdeu r-tldiiaj Hefaool M lea M .
,i ike-, Principal.
liank i luinauii, Bernard Oliver,
in numil, < Hey kt molli .
Ki m.nile.
Buffalo District, Behool No
Katherine Kl Bott, < 'arlington
- Allen, \\ bitfield Blliott, Mer?
allen, Jacob Overton,
Balley, Outhrie All Balle* ,
Willson Elliott. Mi-- I.. .1- howdy
?
Bleeping iii a cid iimiiii is -aid to lie I
healthy, bul wi- have no reepeet foi
iv ami nothing bul hotrot fm
You got a heaping
poona ii the pure
old-fashioned Ar?
buckles' ARIOSA
Coffee, that took
care of the nerves and digestion
of your grandparents, and has
been the leading coffee of the
world for 37 years.
11 u'll never have to quit
dunking Arbuckle*.'
Don't let any man switch you
over to coffee that pays him big
profits at thc expense of your
heart, stomach and nerves.
?- rnrhl. ri ih. National Pure
Food Uw. Guarantee No. 2041. filed at U'uhloaioa.
.-I May lin- he-t you wish fm
Le thc wurst you get.
Mind- ??: I.... many men nu- filled
with u-el. s- know ledge.
KEEP THE KPNEYS WELL
Health is worth Saving, and .Some Farra
ville People Know how to Save It
pie ta
Ih ii hand- ny neglecting tht
?
lp. Sick :.
mount or -uU'.-ruie
and ill li. ult
suffer nor to remain in danger when
all di-.
?
ls reine
?
i pallon,
? '.thing which
lum with a
ol HIV
.i Un- tune I
-
i ot aii'l it was ".inly a
i
I recommend ali
io (five lioiin'- Kui
? tl and they will never
? lt.
lera. Price BO
r-.M ii i.urii rn., Bu Halo.
? ul- fur Ibo I lilted
States.
Kenn-niLcr thc nairn- Hon,
..thcr.
Opera House
Thursday, February 21
Fourth Number
Entertainment Course
Dr. H. W. SEARS
"The Taffy Man"
Popular Lei turer ami Humorist,
I heard the beal until you
hear hun.
Prices 50 and 75 Cents.
Drug Store
I ii.-day mornim:. Huh, st lu ,
An m ti itimooial fm
William Tell Flour
Messrs. Paulet! a Bugg,
ParmvBle, Va.
I have i.cen buying ny
Hour for li\e yet.rs. and during
mc have tr.td many of
the bael brande on the market,
hut lime, none more sim
factory than -'WILLI \M
1 I ILL." In my estimation
"tor, mg the fa
-hraini. In this
I fond st ll ir
1 t!iink a i article
?? highest
lui?
pi' ? 1 ymi this un
solicited testimonial, hoping
luce others to
try th;- flour.
^ mr- truly,
vVx.U. Dam ku
Illa Va., .lau. ."j. 1907.
HCLl-i?3T*-R'3
.?e::<y Mountain Tea Nuggets
A B-... Mediolae for Bair I
I rU.lSTEB I '
OLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
DISTRIBUTING DEPOT FOR
"PITTSBURGH PERFECT" FENCES,
ALL GALVANIZED STEEL WIRES.
FOR FIKLT), FARM [OG FENCING.
? THE ONLY ELECTRICALLY -fELOES FENCE.
BRY Hui) I.LAKA' CTa
The DURABL1
None sd Si l\'( ING.
All large wires.
Highest EFFK
r COST.
Ko Wraps
to hold
Moisture
and cause j
Rust. :
.
Absolutely STOCK PilQ0F.c Wt can SAVE YOU MOKEY on Fencing.
CAL-AND SE*-: IT.
advanli ? thal
?
.1. I?'. WALTHA a I O.
LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS
With Tag's About the Same
Color and Design As
This
Tag
Thc quality cf thc geni ine sun cured tobacco used in
REYNOLDS'Sun l where the best
sun l tn be
! ls' Sun Cured
1
at thc printing "ii th
nice and do
net been found in
Reynold I wai
intro og of sun
cured I " Sun
Cured " i ; of many
bran ls
i any
chea
t I and
?
it fn
?hey
?nilar
that i nations as
thc |
Hind
1
BC SURE YOU GET THE GENUINE
Manufactured by
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C.
HORSES and MULES
For Sale or Hird.
First-Class Livery and Feed Stable?.
\"<>rt!i Straat, - - Farrm ill
ZIMMERMAN BROS.
1 m:si;nvi:s
RASPBERRY STRAWBERRY
CELERY
CANNED CORN ENC. PEAS
ASPARAGUS
RAISINS CURRENTS
CITRON
CHAS. BUGG & SON
. . ?
rHE Largest
\nd Best
equipped plant in tl
Charles Miller Walsh
Hll!t~
Va.
. ?
-Mer, tilter, fut I ai
imptlon of
instantly inert r
GET TRADE
a tut
KEEP TRADE
by'naving a
MiVKI: I IHE.
EAGLE BRAND
I'lnthin ;, Hie CiL'iire
iin.l th
bining & Claik,
FARMVILLI
?
rn I'lfiiiLvriOiV.
an in
T
Where The Money
Comes From
? from th?: users or cob.
S-fa-ajfl "I fjtin fWdaCal. Art you Krftina ra*.
share of all this m . ., aimtnaelan
down necessary rules for fertilizing, planting, cultivating, ton dretsin?
liarvr*.tiri)? anti preparing fur m-rkrt % . jr.0 jj'
*rK-til>!-?, fruits ami grains. If you ik.ire big prorits, u?e from aoo to
Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers
.?ron all your crops, and you aili be agrr-aMy surprised at you.
increaaed yield.. A?k your fertilizer dealer, or arne us for a copy
ot Virginia Carolina Ftrtili/er almanac, wlil.li ii written ? ? . J
ij'erietued Oad I 1 in thc Soul WI le it is Iras ta
you, many farmers say ihr .. th fi outo them for n-suggestions
VIKiilNIA-CAKol.ISA CHEMICAL COMPAMT,
BALES OPFICl
Richmond. Va. Norlolk, Va. Durham. N. C. CLa/l.aton. S. C. Balumor. Ma
Atlanta, Oa Savannah, Ga. Montgomery, Ala.
M.mphia. Tenn. Shreveport, La.
WE
CAN SELL VOU YOUR
Plant Bed Canvas
CALL AND SEE L'S
Stokes & Davidson
Money To Loan.
ll K Wall. Via,
. raaar- Watt** t
tad Tra.
? ?:.l Traav; J |_
? ???'-?rata. Vt
I '-?''. (art. Da-**,,
Minim tn Buy or Build Koks.ti
1KACX
?? .- ? :..: '
.-? aoa iaaaaaaat
n a frwyaara. LOAM
itara in IK aarua.
? a .... - E
-. .
.
THE FARMVILLE BUILDING AND TRUST CO., Farmville, Vi.
SERVICE AND SAFETY
WI pro -i
il! v,lir banking. ???
. nil, we v,ill t-xtt'inl every
? I 1 uti 1 your intrre*ts ?ilh
'o ..ur ow 11 Im- our business
1 .|i-|?.-ii- in i..;iu money mi prtij ertj sccortty; in
lu tr.iii-init mkitu . 1 - lu nllur ? sn: tries, md,
? ? . B Wit '11 OM**
11 Ling Institution.
Four Vcr Cont. Paid 0:1 Time Deposits
Prince Edward-Lunenburg County Bank,
MEHERRIN. VA.
ESTABLISHED 1867. ?
I
CAPITAL, $50,00000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $70,000.00.
Planters Bank of Farmville**
farmville, va.
President. \V. P. Vi s sulk, ('ashier.
VV. O. \ lent. \VAI.KKKS<*lt'n', AM'tCaaMof. ?
lyai i-ily found. While waiting ??
eat, place your ra rill a mmulate for V
VVa pay I11U .tea of De]
J m. J. Wa 1.KKK
H. c. '
lURtCTOKS:
H. A. Stun
" W.T. (I.AKK
H \\ . I'a
A. K. (KALLI ?
li. I-:. Wah. j
We issue Foreign Exchange available in all parts of the World ^
!_.:? -MW
,-r?.","?. m.|m. r..^.^...-.-?i.r..*---....,.iai| int"
?
A Convenience.
^
oant with a bank
convenience,not univ tn tbe business and
professional man, but to the farmer as welt
More people would keep such account
they knew just how togo about it. We gaJatV
those who need help in u< ttin^i
started.
The First National Bani
FA NM VI I.I.F. VA.
a. ?
;
I. B, DHOTI, t. G. CLIPHM.
Prtii.eit YicF
'?
^'-aa-atna* i ? a i a iii- - r ? "-. ...
Cashier.
Before Insuring Your Life Consider
n.11 tract of the i>ld??ia f - li. .1. aaiaaaj
? ?
UNLIMITED Kl soi RCES
willi thea'. li-rienC-M
'" ' '*"*
. i,,u regret.
[nvestigite the Northwestern 1907 Policy.
Largi r Ditidbnm. Lowbi C
.ipraaaa-aw
THE NORTH! Ml I PAL I IPI rl ??***?
-
ELLIOTT R. BOOKER, Special Agt.

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