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HIE FARMVILLE HERALD.
: mu:
.,.?,, PAOTi ,ii:i.l- lui: mi: PRBBEMT, HOPE TOH VEE ri "TURK.
PARMVILLK, VA. TODAY, MARCH 15
NO ll
\
TOWN DIRECTORY.
"A
H
I
county dir:ctory.
,Lt,vic.
.
Inti tai, Prince Edvard County, Va.
ure
RANK.LIN
ATT"
(?tartan
An
/SKIN
co.,
You Run
No Risk
'
?
W. T. BLANTON,
Jeweler aad Optician.
kb II V
AR
VU
Field
Lawn
Poultry
and
Rabbit Fence
DUVALL, SON 0 CO'S.
FOLEY'S
MINMAI
The original
LAXATIVE conan remei
Tin- I'.v-nulne
rvn>-VS I TAR
' only by
?oley A. Company, Chicag<
Tin- rT I natos Dr.
IORSES and HILES
Fur Sale or Hire.
<r'' k
First-Class Livery and Feed Stables.
ZIMMERMAN BROS.
We riual
SPRING AND SUMMER
OlPEXIXG
Ihe Globe Tailoring Company
Ma - in
I WI ARV M) AND 31
Richardson & Cralle,
Va.
MAGNIFICENT
Take a look at our
CUT GLASS
Highest duality
? mable Pri
Chappell.
KINDLING
WOOD
^ Wi [mt up in?ililli nice, dry
pine wood tor
W CENTS
think oi it?only K
to last a
MONTH.
FARMVILLE MTG. W*.
REMI
I inoiili'i
|.|..\ iilt.l
The American Nati
it will sh
SECOND
.hi you
ITS PO
GARLAND & I
R
FURN!
II' ' ATC
_
Wc ure license*] embalme:
Iv found ina FIRST-CL/
NATURE TELLS YOO.
a Kaimville Keail.
Wrll
iur.
I'. .1. I
w itli k;
ty in Hi kidneys
ind an?
io ll. <
l?t a i.. ""illa. I
:
Willi 111 ,1, .| Hiv
. Ill lo tl.I'll
! them mildly ex
a nf them."
1 .... liuHalo.
.1- f..r tin- I niter!
State*.
LOOKING AT
plea of my
Wall Paper.
A postal card will bring them.
R. C. BRISTOW,
\...
PHONOGRAPHS
I nm sgenl f..r tl
EDISON
Phonograph
H. H. HUNT.
ms*
AUKXTH KO ll
THK CELEBRATED COSBY
PARLOR COOK
STOVE
lh.'ii- youi rooms! '?*oka your
iiulet while you - 'tr. ? ? ?
S. W. Paulett & So
:mber
ii to death, e i '! f,lll.v
og In
onal Life Insurance Co,
... provldi
CHILDHOOD
death.
LICIES ARE
Pl \V \\ ! I ? '
MARTIN, General Agents
FARMVIl
'YTHING IN
[TURE
( AV AX'S.
l-tTaVKINCi.
rs and we carry everything usual
LSS undertaking esitablishitieiit.
m I | .'. C. C..WH1I ,
C. C. COWAN*
ALIBI FOR WHITE.
State Claims They Can Dis?
prove Mrs. Thaw's Story.
DELIUS HAKIM STRONG FIGHT.
?li rinnr 111... U. .1 l.> Mri.|iu..ll>. \\ ??
.rn 0-p|.ni ?I-..I...n i:\|..rl lui
ed t.. Inti.nun I:%?-I.ii'm llrnu
t.-.l \\ in. I
NEW YORK, Mardi 12
rebuttal in
.
rome 1.
arndani
I
;.
turu, bowsrer, i.y .? ti ph Mr.
Dahlias,
fon?e, uml si
- iw 'I haw the
arrest in i.l ,?
tils Bet; .
ii..mil umn.
Mr. Delinas
If II.' Illili D'.I
coll gay lu- bud beard
Tbs .p'
such statement in b
'li..- oral a
I.y Mr '?
, one nf th.
Ha wai
Evelyn Thaw's a
which ?
i tharwa agata I
Mr. I ... lind nerer
.???pu thu affidavit until Ji
bim the espy on thc
ked if pnjipi-n iii tin- suit ..!' Etti
el Thoma! had bt-en served on Hnrrj
Thaw, Ethel Thea l Thaw
ls aliened to have tied to ii be l|
whipped. Tilt; (If!.
Mr. Delma, quoted nt
from Mr. .Jerome's remartu ut the be?
ginning of the triad.
Thaw wa? on tho witness Stand. Mr.
Jerome at that t it Mis.
'1 haw'l ?
us shewini: Thaw's state of mind and
that he would not be all
nadir! lt.
"That is wi,Ht th<* district attorney
said." de. tared Mr. Delmaa, "from thal
lofty standpoint of Judi, ial lip;
ty with which ho i
clothed. We told him ws would batt
tn his atti ? i k* Hi-- trott
of the wife's
snapped Mr
Jerome).
"Yea i wi.Hld a< |
our offer in waive our rinlit when tin
?.?.I Mi. Dela
Mr. .lemme Bald that BOTS than t"W<
-Store I'.vil 1 Tli.nt
y m Iii. h ls said t<. ba I ?
sneed lils mind lie knew all al
si ll pm ii. '?> ?.f men in Nev "i
"Mi -
told tin- story of Thaw I
woman to ii
That li
Mr. I
seriously object to the
? ?
ii lilni not to
lila! of tilt' |
Jll?t
?
mon;, i
?
queatloi] Hl.out 1
on tho ground tl
acting
a Ith him were confident
??
? amtnatton,
Mr. .lemme Sprang BOmeUl
ag to ths si
Kildolph WltthSUS and p
pert Iii The district Httonn
framed a hypotbetlcsl q
Ing Evelyn Kesbll i of h
? I White ip tl
? i if there was ni
->.n which would ?
j sensibility iii two mlnuti
of the quit 1
Thaw's wife.
Around this vital point, op.
as it din h path through which t
march hi. I
attack ii|?>n tho truth or falsity ..f Hi
Thaw's story, the
. for un hour or more. Mr. .
r..nie pleaded with Just
nt great length. Mr. Delmaa In rei
1 Ula! of the trlnl.
Mr. Jerome said he wi ?
for an expert opinion to il..- ?
no known drag would |
feet testified to hy Mrs. Thaw.
"Mj
t I., gel t.> this ,
Mr. Jerome, "and if I pan abo
? .'lld; If I t
ill nh..rt, that tie ?
?? III the Twenty fo?
ll.ms. io. then it
Jury to infer whether
I told Imt story to TfaSW ill Pl
in IO
.In
far he th...
when (1
nhl allowed the ?
? vS. ou
I!
ea oni.er Dennis Wright -
? ?
versntinns hs had with Tl.
of his ,i
Mr. lielinss
of any i ?
nut. Mr. Jerome srgoed that it
perfectly pr..; any aft
conversation 'bat would I
whether tbe defendant was ration*
<* nuder tiie ri
of the court |
'
saw bim. I asked him what the
[S said he a
take him away from the
aaid to take bim to the station bon
"Was lhere
If I knew the prisoner ip
:?:??!
ft'iidant If he
.
kuew who lt waa be had killed,
auld hi. would "IV uotbliii* unt
1 the station hons*
i light, otfered me s elgar snd
then fl
il I would :
"Were his BCtaOBS rall..mil or Irra
mal."
tr! ? n Mr
' ld his story.
- Mr. Delmaa
i McCarthy,
t the station house
Ile sntd I haw lind di
J..hh Smith. Viii:'
white. 1?.rn In the I'd I ted
-:'..n.
I p w h.. h.- !.
tinned thy, "ami be
?
ps rations! or Irra
n.il."
lin William Hodgtm was
'
lid Thaw H..
of Mle ?
il than Irrational.''
ii.. * - exam
? ('linell
a brother -in law of Stanford
? nnd another long
argumet I Mr. Bmlth
len the
Ile kilt"
th him that evening, He
minute
?.-; reaching his seat and
Hence intently.
Mr. I - and lt
?pit of the re
lor the defense alao o
to Mr. Smith testifying at all, saying
- ii produced during
sse in chief.
Mr. .1- ? Kui..P?
when the sta!
ed. II.- threw himself upon tbe
the court, and the matter was
g u hen au adjournment i
"We've got '
lor Whits, and we'll do it. too. if the
?hen a
' .ell ill the 'lilliW 1:
i proeecntlni
?
cloth.
P.n'i l.rn i.,1 ..ml per Hiller.
PITT
I ....I by
li.- late
ed here from
ll hele the '
lng In-r
?
tbe fair an.I
tum of
'
? i pi!.I ri-... In
' Mrs [fo|.
nd I-pm h.-:
ip
In
rs.
il.I
- 1
Ph
tb!
lite
li?
the
waa
,1 or
If he
Ba
il ba
I ill. r?..ii a
Pl PT8BUR0. March 12. Sal Tnt
now Mrs. i.. i; Martin, who ls
still under Indictment in New York for
ir Young, tba
? i left this < . . -I;'
?
e.| in ber affairs timi be
- prompted h
: irk.
i ? .. Baal lea lt. i ir.- Kalala.
M.... March I
IA, W. Wll
int, Arthur 1
ni.' thought to I-f In the tullis of the
md un lines
'?.?Lim to determln?
r there "ns foul play In tb"
!'??.th Wilkins and
?h.. were the only persons kp
Ul.- lint. h.p.
and. though tiie ruins were tint hot t.
.,f nu overhauling, sometblnj
irred human fora
embers of tin
-
II. li.-.-w lo I'lil Noaa linn loll Uni.
n. I. March v.'
II C. Whit.-, high sheriff o
Provldi sent a letter to Gov
ernor Jan ? - Il Biggins stntinu tinnt bi
?rill p tbs demand e
p'riff ba
-aries i: Brayton. G
Sheriff Whit
demil! il Brayton !?
clalmln
th it h.- waa BStng the sheriffs om.
' ? orropt prue'
^.and.il.
How lo lt. main Irang,
I., continua vonni: iii health ai
strength,do ns Mrs. N. K. Rows
McDooough, (ia., did
Hi Ut
; me nf ehrook liver ami
trouble, complicated with such an u
Hie 1>1cm>?I tl
my >kin turned red h> flannel. I ?
ractlcallv .-"year- youngal iii
me Bitters. I o
;k with ctue and
(Jennine Turkish Lath -
.lily.
i:. \. I Ti
sauii
- iruar
'
Worked Ilk. ut barm.
Mr. I). N. Walker, adit
?
ail in my foot
week ami and at om
a flam mal
followed limply healed
wound." Heals svery som, bum i
skin lllsmwi lilia rai i teed at WI
Drafgtsts,
VAS HEJvlDNAPED?
Lichest Capitalist Strangely
Misting on Pacific Coast
fEIERBiCSES LOST SHIR FKID-W
lim.<-M|...Ila I ii in I,cr D.iinalr Left
ll.mir I., |n.|i,..i m. r.ireala la
UM Wi'?l Ililli lilla t .pl. I.
I> Dlwi. |.|.< nre.l.
LOi ANGELES, ral.. March 12.
'?
smiter capitalist, whose wealth bas
ported to be . h.nt of
olin li Itockefeller, ha?
ls and
- throughout tbe
-
bat he may bs In tbe banda of kid
wbo are holding bim for ran
nun.
Mr. Weyerhauser left Minneapolis
hwperl his forests ?
n the I a hen he ar
heil III Sall I
? santa Barbara about noon last
Friday on a train bound for thia
: trace of him has
been teat. The mystery of his whore
! by the fact that
i. McCormick,confident's
FBEDERICK WEYERHAUSER.
to the millionaire, was not with liijr
wh.-n ha started on the trip and
i in tba dark ss sny ona.
a thorough search la being made foi
lin- miaatng maa, all railroad official!
and trainmen having been notified ti
keep a sharp lookout for him. In.pilr
at the lea.lim; hotels of this city am
? p.-i hm e not resulted in un;
Information, and there will now tie i
general ssarch of the pacific steps.
Mr. ?
three years ol is gray bean
and n 1. When las
? iv.is dressed in a dark snit 0
clothes ami wore h dark bow tit
Mr. v was born li
in. southern Germany, In ts.*',
'. In a vinci ard until be wa
-?tied In Bill
Pa lr..in ? at to Koek Ii
land. 111., began w..rk In a snwmlll an
ons t.f the owners.
?
i:e possibilities of the lull
ber buatnees !s;-_- ii
ri the V ? ?
president of the \:
pi Uiver Boom an .inpnii;
which la now Interested In nearly cvet
ir camp In the northwest. Tl
ur r.-relitly paid 12,000^)00 f.
the plant of ?
iiief, WU.
magaSUa arti, le pu
! n few months mm. Mr. Weye
r ls In partnership with
hundred men, but never '"ts any oi
?f them know ?.f hts dealtnga with tl
ertion was made
? Mr Weyerhail
?1 md John I?. Rockefelksf sn
the richest man in the world, but I
Inquiry amoni; lumber experts show.
thst this statement was a ur- -
geratten. Lumber men who ought
be In n p..?lil..n to know aotfaaasi >
p's fortune nt alxwt $'.'
000,000.
missing man's life has hcon i
? . th" Requisition
Hw never ntteinls miblie na'
fifi
The only <
a Pure G
Powder J
qROYAL cost
pliatc of Lime
to kee?
fs of t\
CCuntinu
Avo
uni never i.
It is business f.,r bim from tl
? until be g ?
\riin.i I'l...
WASHIMi ?
?
Bethlebt
claim bj
held bj the _
delay i
I
to the -
M . . I .,
"
uni 1 ir P. i
bury. \ ?
'
tiff as
the bill
Bnittfill ..f '.. :.^ IU?nnr,|.
REDDING
four Om
The boat
?
STOPS LEGISLATION
Roosevelt Wires California to
Suspend Action.
GILLETTE DICES HOUSE TO C0IPL1
\v,..i,,l,|v I., lim Viki- loir Iii lakr
lu \.-<i.ii .lii|.mi|.?i> s, li,.i,I hill
I nlil I'realllrnt'N Willie*
Arr lan .mn.
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Mardi I:1. -
ll .lap
snese ;.
Islatnrt; by I
saeembly.
the morning papei
In effect upon my
.-hislop
ly agreement and if ?
probably rei,.Lt r
- for that
in of further
action until ri
The assembly intended to act nt OOCS
ou two bills an.1 a resolution
by tin' senate on B
Gillette sent Willi the td'
tuting the house to compl
ssidsnfs raquest The ?
by h \.
action on the bills, on file.
The |<
the pr. hy tin
senate of n bili tlmltti |
children of nil races to I
tating prill.
ni.- prepared by t;
-.mle, submit
luili.n to I
tbs people nnd s resolution pi
sgslnst J
The p
pt In thu lo
('rove L. Jot
in the governor and 0
dent, unlit the ipie*tlon ll
to them an-l
takai M
timi at this s, .
'
bate.
BIG 8TICK FOR HUMPHREY.
"Imm.nll) Jadar" Mulila I Ur laaal
nnrr Job aa W rll.
BPRIMOriSLD, Ul. March U
? nt Boostvstt lah
In the peculiar conditions under whit
Jadfg liumphray of "immunity batt
fume sits on the federal beach ami i
the same time draws a salary ?s vi.
president of the Franklin Mfa luau
nn.-e company, with headquarter*
thia city. The report of the compel
haa Just been tiled with the state ?
perlntendent of Insurance and shoi
that the stipend of the Jurist
a year.
It is pointed ont that Insurance coi
10YA
MiXiNG POW!
Made from
eGrapgCrean.^
excuse fer buying
rape Cream of T
s to save z, few o
? vou a few eena more per cai
*-th far mci
ry free
:um means pcrmanen
id Alum Ailments?Si
ROYAL BAKI
POWDER
Ufa suit might at any
a* Humphrey.
The ch - nra (somewhat like
raaf of the
Hon system of
I stands
?lag a litigant In
?rta than c.
bi has Is-en
I ashlng
t?n In t nnj a
.t that tba ? r would
ll..-mn I ?aBMMl Si.I.l ll?4 Meal.
BURUNOTON, Vt.. M
. company of
.les thu
Burlii- . s plant
lu this city, j tha Chlt
rt to four indict
? Kellin-* and bavin-;
? and was
puts, to
of which the i
?- counts
n sim I
tba urnnd Jury
r of tho
'
-sod.
Ii.nl.Mll.- sirlUrra In Hint.
I.ol IMTl.l.i:. Ky., March :.
flr?t f. u of tin- un
? '
'. '
..r thule
t nnd or
derly for the first two hours after the
run eira, gradually
I acvernl
I ms were
eat windows, cars
?formen ami
arrests werai
t ti*
; 'I. At 1
o'clock all attempts to mn strvet cars
>r tho day.
??iill >.,nr. 1.1 nu In Itnrk I ..r thu.I
ll - Myles
law of I ir !
I Vork from
: ? ? lupsrlntaatl
- four
who was
father*
r. Mr
S mys
PCO of
ed out
- tlinii
:/i
Iwn.p.lv Sots "'.mira lli-iirat.
ai P. wv. M. Y.. March 19 in- a
ly last
nslder
. would
i Slty elec>
| ?
i Hi r Rea*, i
lillie
.ii was
trouble
lo help
i m pru vs
p. pt np tor
-
i
bottle '
lo Our I iMoitit ts
i Drag
I iitllt'l
harmful tend it
en ami
I li.ii. on ills Hack
rv. ami
l acta like a
..terna 1
Va.
I
ilrly.

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