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rilE FARMVILLE HERALD.
HONOR FOB II1K PAHT. HELP FOR lill: PRESENT, HOPE FOR THE FUTURE
xvii.
FARMVILLE, VA. FRIDAY, MARCH 8,1907.
No 21
TOWN 0RY'
IFMlT! A
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LFACfc"
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co.,
You Run
I. T. BLANTON,
Field
Lawn
Poultry
and
Rabbit Fence
Ml/All, SON & CO'S.
FOLEY'S
HONEY?ndTAF
Tiie original
LAXATIVE cough remedy
?
avV.tY'S ?' ; ' v ?" <- lARi*i
?-lell,va
P
roley 4a. Comyjny, Chicago.
Hu- \\ mai<ni Urtu,' ( ii.
HORSES and HILES
For Sale or Hire.
First-Class Livery and Feed Stables.
?
ZIMMERMAN BROS.
opkxixg;
-
lil? Gi
-
Richardson & Cralle,
Va..
MAGNIFICENT
UT GLASS
(Chappell.
KINDLIN
WOOD
W CENTS
?
MONTH.
FARMVILLE I'F'G,
NATURE TELLS YOU
. a Fannrilli
Well
? -iiiiii:
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a -ulit i
lu ll. (
Till*. I
lied mj
I <
i mildly ex
I nited
-
Impend al'loasanl
HalfHour
LOOKING AT
Wall Paper.
will bring them.
R. C. BRISTOW,
\ a.
PHONOGRAPHS
-??*?*-*? thi antJNOSrWH \f
EDISON
Phonograph
H. H. HUNT.
^
AOI
VIBRATED tOSBY
PARLOR COOK
. . .
S. W. Paulett & Son
ism
?
I
REMEMBER
I fully
The American National Life Insurance Co.
ll w 11
SECOND CHILDHOOD
ITS POLICIES ARE
-
? GAR1 IR1 IN, General Agents
KARMVILLE, V \
HIXG IN
FURNITURE
AT CPA VAX'S.
INDKUTAKIXt
ment.
C. C. COWAN.
TURNEDJACK TIME
Fifty - ninth Congress Ends
With Songs.
ALL REGRET LOSS OF SPOONER.
I'r.-.hl.iil ni <a|.ltiil to SUn Milla
an.I -a. I iirniMI-.li.l.. ? \\ iili I Bl>
lr_s?l,.i,|, Hil) III,.. \\ |||,
Hu- Si..|?n.
WASHINGTON, March 5. Th* Flf
i
Doon, the banda ol thc
'';;it u.l
I
-
I ll 1I ?
i gnni oration.
Jobn Sharp Will the ml
leader, addressing tbe h..usc.
sal.) that the work performed by tbe
Iia.l in
He ipoke of "the -
brain, i [>artial
itv." ll lated tin- I
?
? ted the
?
- Of tho Fifi
due tu the Hon
i
gulsh sj-eaker, f..r tbe Inti
al manner lu whk-li
? r ita in.[...ri.mt de
The
With a tremor in bl
"I thank yon, v
? ?
? ? ?
thank you f..r your unwi
i friendship during evi ry one
of tbe
?irs of butta
nfti-r t ent
BENATOB JOHN C. SI.NEB.
S|.ni-r thal he would nut r>
turn t..
-:
tte and n bs n
..Il lill ll III)'Ul
i: la term baa two
Senator S|.m-r retlrea tn taki- up the
e ..f law. Prealdent li?
nn learning that Mr. Spooner had re
I n statement of n i
if the Intel*,
cldent t" tnt- clone ot i
? of Prealdi pit, wbo.
with fa
and :i number ..f :.- ...1 tbe
tit's room In the -
Forty billa In all were signed by the
ni at tbe capitol. The tani bill
Bi nator La Follette'a
??? limiting tin- cont
..r railroad emplnyei ? n boura,
ll. H. Fuller, wno tm* been repre*
% the rarioua raliway brother
il the capitol during the
eratlon of the La Follette meaaure,
was lu th?- rm.ui at tin- time lt waa
signed. The prealdent sh....k banda
with Mr. Fuller, riMii
.a per
.-.- ..f what he wanta,**
Tba ?hiii sut.ai.lv Lin died in ?
i lalllnger agreeing nol to
pr..v^ it when tbe Dei.rats announc?
ed their Intention of talking tt I
In addition t>. tbe .nne.* and
thal usually mark th., cloae i '
si..ii t1 i beautiful picture
for.il by tin- entire bouse rising aivl
nd " Conn
fell at
12:15 p. m.
In th ? inst of the ;
h by Vice Prealdent
i l.s prior to adjournment Hi*
:?? applauded by the thou
rialton ami Um applause
- tba audit ?
a Ith Intereel the fi ? nat..rs
..n the ?
Mormon \|io.ll>- ?. < .|.: I (Iril.
SALT LAKE ? ITV. March
? Irani ..f
? burch, charged with un?
lawful Ita ti on, was
I by J : - hi at the In
atJng alton
?
two vars ago bj
attorney f..i
ty.
I'lr-t to ( i) pl ii rr I on f .-.Ir-rli I. I Inu.
ORANGE, V J., Mar. b 5. I
ant Colonel John N. Coyne, n l
? turi- n
iv il war, iii.-!
implication of diseases at his
He waa wltl
.
nor.
niirulnra <???? sinrl, of llrmhrri.
sr. LOUIS, March ?".. Burglars fore
ince Into the st..n- nt the
: (;).|l)-r. Ward A.- lt
I tho vault with a Jn< k
ig checks for more thai
nn.l alionl IBOO In ra*h. The barsjLan
!i of rev..lv?rs.
I Iii r bini's Life.
The happieal mother In the little
Ava, Mo., la Mn 9
One year ago my sun wan
down with sii.'ii seri.xis lung trout.le
- physician was unabli
' iiiin: when, by our drug]
began giving' him l>r. King
. mil | soon nottoed Improve?
ment. I kepi this treatment up foi
- u hen he wax ;
well. He hM-jrorked ateadllj
rk. I>r. King's Nen His
-a\e<l his life." Guaranteed
ugh ami Cold cure bj V
io. Di ? an-1 11.00. lria
Iwttle
ARCHIE 18 BETTER.
Vonna Hnoars Ht PattlaSBJ Writ (lT.r
Alla. U ?l l>l|.blh. ria.
w aSHINGTON, Man
? -
ni with diphtheria, I* better. Di
rteltod the White 11 n saar
I: "Archie is getting along nice
ii.* i otMlltlon la nol
for alarm. '11
er children bare '
precautionary measure. The sniinrs of
?
a bunch of ? -lt ro
matna i itantly al bi i
and all social en*
tin- Wh
\<laiua i?iil> n Tann.
wai.i.ack. i.1 ;s. Mai
1 Bly a pawn In th.
cutors in thia case do not
1 llty. They never .li.l be?
lieve ii
i: F. Richardson, in bli
Jury to acquit Steve W. A.!
- ..f (!.<? *i\ ? ? 'i..n ..f
..f Un- murder in |
..f Fred Tyler, n claim jumper. He
based bli plea on th.- t!
- only making uso ..f Adams t..
convict other membera <>f tho w
Federation and that Adams' trial ls
hut a minor laaue in tl
D tho Mil.
ami tho Western Federation of '
l?S*ashli '"i.' I "I* rfrr?-.
m;u haven, i
Coroner Mil
tbe fn.-t that I.
Fisher bad i
him tl.
out In
ti..u of the Platta V
ernor Woodruff was asked If he
thought it ?ns likely thi I
Ij would take D
wreck and r
ran ba
'
case ..f that kind. Tho I
?
legislation ls powerless tn i
l.l.nrr lina llr.-.li.-.l No liffrr.
DEADWOOD, s P. March ?" Ile
gardtng thc ra kira Eddy in
an effort t.. atop Glover's sull i
? ?:,linsoii with an o
" If ho will stn. Hu- sull and to
.111 lils
mother may make Mr. fi
bave rei
Balder inch offer if
?
Glover, said. "Th
brought hy Mr. Glover f i
for tho purpose "f ol.tail: :
ey from Mrs. Eddy through
?
ly for th.- protection "t Mi
her property."
I ll. Murri mn li al W ll ?l. 1 HUI o I.
WASHINGTON, E. II.
in of the ll
?
ti.os of tbe ll
mission Tho \ i-il waa inforn
were ton. h.
during Mr. Harriman'i talk with tho
commlsslnners. There ?
Ihe repair in Un- I
lo river, which Mr. Hal
?
itl.-ularly to tho prom; I
nor In which the work had heel
llodlra of smolil llrollo r? I omni.
NORFOLK
los ,,f percy and 1 ?
twenty-one and seventeen
tlvely, wh... with .
arera dron nod .inn. ?". by tl
of a small l...at in which they wi
bag t'i ? a branch of
ai.oth rlvor, came t" the snr
fa.e hore and wen n
ir- wen in ? bad condition an
evidently been atruck hy the pp
..f a voss,.i. xhe body of Williama bad
ioualy recoi
llrmllim ..rr.nl. Iliirnrll.
ALBANY, S. V . March ?". At the
opening of tho aaeemhlj
night Spenkt-r Wadsworth anni
the reslgnatJou of Mr
?. ii bs chairman ..f th.- i
general laws
- cbalrmi.f tho
I,. Iturtiett, who .1
Dowling
? I
t>. tho c-otnniltt.
Prralr1.nl *? ? . r III. l.lr."
WASHINGTON, Mareh ?"? Mi
Anglin mid Henry Miller and
ny from tha
\. -i
of "Tin- Great Divi.io" in honor
:t. the cal- .
tho dij.lomati'- coi
Inst night Thi- audio:;
?
In a Washington plaj li..' -
'
proval, and un omi- .-ii Mr.
Miller ami Miss Anglin.
M. nrnrrtinn I r....|.? 'If n ll. frat.
NEW OR1 i
lowing dispatch, covering recent light.
:;
I horn from San "
on tin- Honduran front!
guan troops set nn amlraacade on Hon
duran territory near tho frontier, hut
driven out hy tha n
Nicaraguan
ed. fortj
Iro.iiml. Ill.n.t.r Trial llpraa.
DANVILLE. Ul. "
it win .1 i'?\!s of chicago, charged
nita manslaughter In txrnMCtlon with
the barning to death ..f nearly ?
eons tn tba Iroquois theater, of
Darla waa manager, haa opened here.
Hon t.. K> main Voimg.
? r tm ut- young In health and
. do a*' Mrs. S
McDunouch, (>a . did. Bbl
-Three tattle- of Klectnc I
lt. un un?
healthy i omlitioii of the llcul that
my skin turned red &s flannel. I am
u'tieallv 20 years younger than
before i trie Bitters. I can
now do al! my work with eaae and ps
- niaran
Ie?s| at White | Store.
STROTHERS' TRIAL.
Slayers of W. F. Bywaters
A'.v^it Jury's Word.
CAINES' CORRECTED TESTIMONY.
Mates! Slnrilrr ( nar nt I'nlprprr i onrt
IWSS Urana lo I lo?r ? Mrotlnra
Who Cl.ii .lr-.I I no rill... I SSS
.ln>.
Cl i.rrri li
After an
?
I
JA' jj [.OTHER.
Mr. <?
?
?
?
?
-
Mr ' ?
I
put on
?
Inpln'n W.'inl.l 1.1 il..I lo \|.|>. nr
I Ki IV. \ |
?er, did
that <
.ni nt Parla I..unli...
PARIS. Mar
?
?
-.
?
?
-
-
EYELYVSJiRONGS
Dr. Wagner Gives the Direct
w's Insanity.
FOUND NO I
Hirts lal
\\ li rn ll. I
for.i \s hat
NEW J
?
r own
I?r v
?
? tl ed 81 ' I
?
-
-
i kill,"
'Ile 1
or "f drae
of the
-
-
?
Mr.
?li la
Mr. Ji
?
lhaw.
I at leiiL'lli from the
testimony an
li the wita tbe de
re or after he
beard the story.
';
ford w hit.'. I*- nus., before the girl had
rj he aaked if her re
-
ed Dr.
?
-
"I tl
-
-
In your <
:
ll
nk bis
?
Mr. i - if In
l not
.vard lo H
I
of l?r. ' f the
?
1
'
1
Marr aa Rap
LONI
My, | ' | ?
i.ur. III... U ll... .
DAN I
'
odd I '
lire ha
out ill the Upper I
III.lo.I. >\ . ;.!?? i ..ur.
BALTIMORE M
?
?
world.
from Sun l
Lt foi' ?
will be
\\ . ilh. r 1-iol.nl.llltl.a.
-t winda.
Werked Like a 11
Mr. ll. N. Walker, editor of that
>iiniil. the !
id and nt ul
ilmplj heal
wound." ll.
While
Special Low Kales.
in Montana, Idaho. v. -
Ni to April "Ho i
.?liing
Bldg.,
.u,o
i> ile \. i \,- .uni Bom Linlm ni
-train., .(.raina
(Maa*. Large bottle ? .-rn I... at White A Co. a. id
aTMa -. Ma I
Let the Lollege Hem.iln on the Hill.
'? sjaind
ent,-ll of H.," ia right, l.ct llamp
?imain just whet!
where our f. itad it, ami
thal lt
should ba built i i
ter the grah gama fr it. let thal
mond
??'eli and kind
I mc Pi \v.
TF7F
iWhen
Kildren
home
come
f from
SchooL
Tkcy usually want
something from
the pantry
You remember thc hunger you hat!
?Home cooking counts for much
in thc child's health; do not imperil
it with alum food by thc usc of poor .baking powder.
Have a delicious, pure, homemade muffin, cake or biscuit ready wheo they
come in. Tobe sure of the purity, you must usc
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER
Royal makes a difference in your home?a difference in your health?
a difference in your cooking.
ROYAL b absolutely Pure.

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