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THE FARM Y IEEE HERALD.
HONOR Hil; lill; l\\.-l. HELP FOB THE PRESENT, HOPE FOR mi: Fl ULl
FARMVILLE, VA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2-1,1 KO 14.
IL Will
TORY.
Li npson
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You Run
No Risk
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W. T. BLANTON.
kvikt aid Op:
CLOTHES OP QIMir
WE
SAY NOTHING WE
CANNOT PROVE.
US.
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Richardson & Cralle,
Farmville, Va.
CALL IT A -PIPE DREAM."
Mrli/lll.in I'l.ll.r Illa,-,,arr kl
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LOVES RED FLAG BETTER.
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EVELYN'SOWN STOR1
Dowling Decides For Oper
Court to Public and Press.
THAW WA.MtD A DOUBLE SIRIDI
t.iiniK Millliinatrr I . hil to lii.tnii
ni. oas iii, lu Parla ami >i....t
< url,. - Ult- Aritn-a \. III.
n.i.l Im . n?.-? .1.1
YORK, Jan 21. Evelyn Nee
. tba ssiin.-s'
tba 1 ol pi busband bc
I in tbe crtmlna
:- of Slal,f.-: .
I to h.-r narniils,
? trial
- of t hi
? Ute objec-tloi
? illly <??
-?.rs be
'
? ssiinti'ii ber in tann
? ?
.iilnmim ssill
EVELYN THAW IN COURT.
ll lui.-lit ss hi:.' they
-
D the ]>art of tbe -Iii*
that tbe u Itneea wt* ul
?
aiul when Mr. Jerome waa overrule*!
igbt strenuously foi
?
argument ou tbl
rn th" fact that ["ba?
ili crime three yea ri
after he bad hem wtakrl
ls hud unhinged bli
mimi.
Mr. I k np the tl
the witness story where lt had bed
broken on Friday, and she wtnl
tell of lier rf Ital to Thaw In Purls o
,? with Stanford White.
ading up to the climax of he
?i did not ff
?ame dramatic sequence that Mr. I>c!
i at the flrat trial. Be
was held down by Mr. Jerome, whosa
frequent objections Jarred the contluii
tty of the narrative. In the n
ter of faft way Mrs. Thaw told Of he
I with Stanford White in Ul
?tudlo In We-t Twenty-fourth stree!
She told attain of the gorgeous fut
-s of the house, of Its divan
and Its mirrors and paintings and u
?sing In the romn mi th
?
the young woman who hail I
: tr to the house and who int rr
ber to the architect wei.
In this swing, one after the other, ana
how ai their feet neared tia
they would kick through a great Japii
ii that was suspended user t
After ' -.sire other visits t
tn another that Stanf'in
White had In a house on Twa
uti to his rooms In th
. iare tower. Tia
frequent dinners at the tower, and s
them the witness said Stanford Whit
maklerate of her. At none 0
them was she allowed to drink mot
than one glass of wine, and when the
kite took her home In a cal
Then came tho story of the vKIt t
the Weal Twenty-fourth street stu.ii
: to lind a dinner pei
rve dtisvn In a ca
wbleh While hud sent for her and <>
| ? ?? home found him thfi
' "turn."
them dossn." he Mid. Ihe wltnes
a ,\ '-? shosve
her through the different rooina au
? llOnlll willi ll
: ? peet ? - a-.a! ott I
ss hi. I, th.-r.- s\a< a bott!
of value. Premed to take some of th
drank a li
and t I rumbling and
After that sh
'
?? broke at
that happened tl
? difficulty. Thu
? i.issn completely and wept int
handkerchief whl. h he h.
Mr Littleton :itt.'iii|.t.'.l t.. aealal Mr
WU In .Urti
seemed about to cry, but the har
.-isa- le
all th.
Ihe nar: year.
. when I told bim ibm
this. | : np ar
down 'l moaned and to
Mid tl
Ile blt his nails ?
My Oodr"
| al lal that k>
Mr. Uti
1 Mr. Thaw say when fl
l - ? ?! my fault ai
.lit just ns much
1 he wanted nie to man
bim, and I said lt would make
laughingstock of his friends, for sou
?
Bte -ssaiiti-.l to ?! alniut
m\ mother uinl how often sh.- b
? I White and what be bad dona
foi h>-r. l t.iid him my mother didn't
know anything about lt."
rn fi-.itur. appeared In tin.
?ny of the ais ssa
ssh.-li -
: laudanum at
In I9W in an atti
end Iii- III*. Previous s to thia ul thc
liraiitl hotel In N<
talked
nml had
lined. Sh.- ssa- ?? it ..f ?
when I
"Wh?
at tin- - oded Mr Je
:
tbe wit
;. ber.
pr the In.,.:
r.aii iii Europe and of l h
-.titi tilt!
I In Plttabura
6, lu the pi
mother and i
AFTER FORTY SIX DAYS
Three 'll.irr. lira, ur,I I rom -I ...ii
linn and Uralh al Ila Nra.
LIA . .N's . Jail '.'1
tombed forty -i\ d
\ it Ba ? - l- J Bn
Mci.aid - Hg tbe
- ? ?
ih.- stre<
"Ab!" ssa* the onlj ss
the iir-r tn reach I Ile
tottered fi.i w :.r.l int
atc-l him.
? I- that yon, Arti
his brother stepped for
ad embraced bini
-?sen \s- ? ration.
. a- ti"
rot her of his
?
chew nf tn
. Brown, ss Ith a '..muli. iis
lu- ssa- led flinn thi; mine abaft tn the
lal.lill .if th.' Illila
Mn.a- men were made com foi i
JERSEY JUSTICE.
\\ ll.,.,. I il..I . .,,. a I. l,,l .1 .liu-drr
and S.-.il.-iii ri| SM la Mn.- M...ii.
NEWARK, N. .1. lan .1 Within
nine hour* fruin the H. I
brought
tn death for th.
Frederich H. Homer, an nml'
I In h|a roo
hotel in < "rai.
I'll. ill!
rai'lil
r.ir ih.
uefeii*..
He admitted
I h.- .ii.i n..t at ta < k i:
til he " i.
son dbl ' 'Im; In
a ss ben found
The '
nf death In
.
ginning Man h _ for th* ?
. nllrar I a l>> la Hr....- l.iiaiii.ia
PHILAOEDPHIA, -ian 21
ed aa a si
<"hlrurgtf-.il ? se of his re
latlnns with Mr- Franklin Purdy. stiff
of a wealthy New York I
ker, On
Still protestlnc bia lose f..r th.- wo
man, the student promised fi:'
? ills In the st.iry Whl
out of his I
attempt t.i pawn a
diamond
Tort Insurance brokers wlfi
had given lt to him and then hail In?
formed her husband that
lVrrnrr S|?|.a Srarrh For Wll*.
SEW TORK, Jan -" Frederick A
Werner, the ah.lealer nf Booton and
I.nininii, ss boee wlfi i from
?
word to Hi'iiiy w Wack, bia
rho baa been dh.Una tbe
?parch f"r Mrs Werner, tn tin nothing
umre until he heard further from him
This is taken to Indicate that tl
. onvtoced tl rner i?
weil and ? here,
i rid,lara llarar lanai I nnlraela.
Al 1U NV. N V .lan 90
-tate canal eenMtlon
here today vs lu li the report nf F. V
? state Buperintendenl nf pub
Iii- VS-'I
? -
ini-nt of barge canal affairs in tin- ad?
ministration of th'
gina.
Ila* a*, nod Wanla lu ll., i,
NEW YORK, tau .n w
Haywood ad
mea here and annonnei .1 thal i
-t nomination for
ll at if it SS aa ..ffera-il tn him. II.'
laa-rg ut
lo ti, fires.
"Lumbenm n In ?<??? tern
-
?inn i".
amil fire
' hava>
way as
; Tha
?
whit-h to bn
it aJl lumt- -
f a fir*
tlneulsti It '
ih<
Jaar
fj
Education and Ability,
Prof
ira, anal
uliy. i
quite I I
a in in of I
.
SCORES CORTI LYOl".
Tillman Says IVay B' Decla?
ration of War Next.
I CSUEPATIOS Of ID.UR, Hr. SAYS
Paaataa 11.....1 aiur.ii..,, 1,, -
ll ui_a ..,,I -..Lil.., 11 -. naliir'a Itt I
i.-r \. ... da?Tai aa m. ?ur
..II \ lal> lal..
WASHINGTON, lan
fore th'
1 ?
li
ppnrenl
Mr ,
.ima li When tba
I think tli.-.s
"f the
? I'-tl the
a
and Iud
iii the
- mit of the
"We I il, "until
Mr. i inten?
tion of Mylng Mr Cortelyou 1
'I nf- I.al. "in this
?
!iuii of ;
' It ls lina. 'I tl" a
ian, "nn
ii- ..ss ? ? a doc
-
?f thi: . "ii I du lint know
ss hat ',- It may
LOEB DIDN'T GET IT.
< . I'. Ni.rm. Ml to Hr I'rraldrl.l of th.
\\ aaliiii.t.'ii I rm.I..11 1 .lian-.
\\ ..SHIV.
; four bonn
I., the
-
? "f the
-
"f Mi it wa*
(holden
._ nf the '1
ed for Mr. Loeb and ti
. ? ii tun
?
adulate
and lt
al bani
dent of tb.
ll V\ Ml.ll < ."I. ll I. .1
CHICAGO, Jan Jl I
?
"i mis
appropriating the fnnda nf that binti
I :ury, vs hi. h
aideril .
reached ai. shottl.'
after ?, o't loch in th-- morning, but th.
verdi. I
i-ourt 1 ls. Tin
which '-' - iuiprts
onmenl -I of not , -
? ar?. It does im' permit tli.- sun
~t i t lit I. ail nf ll lill" t"l th" ;
-hlpa.r. . U on Har. \ ll
PORTOMOI I ll. N ll .lan .1
il In tin
teeth ?
ItlC nf Phils
lass I. k
nek nn th" ledges "ff Rye, ne?
?la.' \\ -iMtll'll
and is hind and fa si In tb.
bul Um ?:.
saving her is slim.
a 1 in,uah.
MON |..?i\li;i:> . Ala . Jan 21
linihai. I it by
aid Int
'
I
I'
Srnnlr Uri. .la H.,,.ara rll'a \,.li,li,..
WARHINli l"N
at" in '"tl th
lt lOO Of I" alika I
-
\ II I !,? "ll pei
ipon th
nomination, whli h
-??nt in by the
1 m. IM
TORON H' I a -I Hie lia
' Mr J
and Uk ike Hn
furth"
?
Dlrlrrl. li a.... Illa?r.r.
NEW 1" 1
Hi
*slfe. ?
? -
List Your Farm.
- ml eaafa f.>r your fan
I at a fair pr.
; what it la WOCth, Hiul sa amt tn -?
quickly, I am in I to limul
atty of Ian
bet if Hie prue- are right
will 1
with
Wm. W, Ja.
. A . ! K I in ungi
] ahern Fat
. 11 le. Va.
Phone I. apl
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
-aotal.lr I'-amta of thr Wrrk llrlrfly
I linanla-lrd.
'
"Mina: ?
1
. :
?
ire \s bom the
held, mel and
BM.aa .1 ,
At I' i
I and robbed Mi-s Marj Fd.ty.
ly ssas
John l: w the de*
funct ' Mtin.il bali'.
nf mtsapproprlatlng the
? f that Institution
uii'l.r the lass fur th.- crime of which
Walsh waa convicted ls Imprisonment
for n perbal of tis., sears Without tbe
option of a :.
?
-
?
through the dark I. . a dis
?
a bo ls
said to be threatened with reHrement
ails muke it
-ibl" for him to sit u horse, ls in At
autii. Ga . visiting relatives and Incl
-
President il hat all
urti.-ere must ride "I tn
Colonel Marshall, "if it i
ry, but there ls no ania
??arili that I ?? :
.Ult."
-?i.i.rdar. Jan. Il
?
is completed, au.i n
t time for
American '
that the Haitian l..ssus of Ol
itii'l St. Mare are In the hands of UM
revolutionists, but that in a batt
Oona I vt
At Utica, N. v. th.- Central New
York Fal
Indorsing the anti
I mbllng bills amt i
mentlng Governor Hughes on tho stand
- taken on thia
? All New Yor'.
n-nsslne drinking humbler Net,
ls likely to ?" dis week days ai
? > Lont the
ireh If the brewing
la-t tak< pay the
demanded.
Irldar. Jaa. 17.
i
that the number ? "
duiuIht of knossn i|- . -
'
that after Mulal II n pro
I suliHii there was au en
.
prising the i- ' ?
ss ho had [i"UI"'l Info the ?
' him.
?
the Pan
within l
that Its lilli -a
,i-ter I.e.,ii I
ns-.r. N. II. who reported to the
iiuit he had been bed np and
nf office funds tn the amount
ss ?a a'
ss huh be I
'?sr that
ho manufact
-
poatofl
1 narada?. Jaa. Ml.
A t 1'.
?
.
Slam. H ?: a pol
a-ea I.
That the t;
the S, ireh ill
?
,??i wai of an Incen
Ihe prill' l|'-'
?
\, . .lia. ..Ill a I.,, I -.
that ll
iin-nt tai ihe n. ss t'lidan
London Ti.
of Immunity from pun
appeal -
a,ral Ml ll...a
g ti-Hlt
'
How to Cure Chilblains.
'I. Me
?I apply i
it
-
? '
of Itching pile-. S'othil
until I
Joh
NEW CHIEF OF CREEKS
ECCENTRICITIES OF MOTY TIGER.
PORTER'S SUCCESSOR.
Has Long Been a Leader in Affairs
of Hi. Tribesmen?In.i.t. on
Doing All Official Businest
in Native Tongue.
I Indian,
at of an oil
Ifoty
? If of the i
a v in the ml\
Refill ag to
he i
. hy tak
a aii'l the di
affairs
Hal In
?
sshieh. in reality, was a war
:
should
nf the
and waa re
' ss hen that ?
aa uneventful life.
II" I ; many yeal
fnrk. rise miles ?
I twice mar?
ri. ,|, t! . inn full bl
to whom three children
roman, who ls i
B liberal man In tl
of his children, ami they are
?
of the aeration of '
aa and
able talk a'
? executive offices
h ts the capital of
Ians announ' ?
be "*111 continue the offices In Musko
tht re.
Foll
iy years ago. Chief
ejforyr/d&z -
ir, but salun lt came tn offlcla
a won
ss uh bl- nation !?? I In bli
?
r. In Engllah, though L'
-
?
I up as a I,
lt ls plainly es blent fron
all of them talklni
ii.
!
1 ? ? ?
?
that was I
a non
?
?
?
er, In a
sv occupies.
The If vi. t Name
Mr
- N i
do m.,re uimh! aii<l rj
? *?
_
Disturbed the Congregation.
initial
(ted to buy a U>t
2,000 SETTLERS AT WORK IN GER?
MAN TERRITORY.
Colonists Not Admitted Until Last
Year?Fertile Landa on Plateaus
Many Feet Above
the Sea.
:no vast
-
'
I coun
try la so rb li in soil and stands so
high .1
year ai
The :
onlzati' I in lan?* amt
-.mbara
on the vast,
as and
rich vi
about .
and tba ? there,
?
many |ot
In a
or titi'
t;lon-> i: ?
ia still
In Un
vernme
that ti?
the)- \s
- little
diligent
himself
II ami
Ruanda, I
Carama ' miles
from Um
Open t ii
ginns I'
(
p
fl.lil i
German Post 450 Miles Inland.
soon a. '
holding un al ? i
land as I. I
tl ?
to brillg
canoe in a (li
lt ls a
Immigrant -
All tl'
built nf I
Ing of i
The Q
One as a
-
-
?
?
?
!
I
The ?
East A'
against the I
railroad
torla Nj
send thi -
British
These
effect a-. I
road bul
with so;..
PILES
gel lir.xtdkte relief from
Dr. Shoop's Mat?lc Ointm.nL
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