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PARttVILLS HERALD,
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Ami yet all that's
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ll it bc true that
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OUR MILITIA.
National t)ua
' olly iii Hie city <i
. i plans foi the U-tw r
"f nm militia, ii ss.uk "'
' fol attei hII tin
plo i- linne ile
I -ii" j ann- ul tin
, niau upon regulars ami battle
in, ss tin "raffl*?d oontl
i I Jackson with "a<|Ulnel
? las- Unlit- I'S
might) shocki nf battle
lusl ll ulan -aa confidently
ming future is felt.
. ll again be ??
? I untrained bul
, i citizen a, No
h Preatdents
?I, Madlaon,
ami Yan Koren
?. I the main
eleni miiitit," iel
. thoughtful citizens
; ia. conaidei
and promote
said, "whal the
? the militia
, atated in a fess waihi-.
a.ailis ba- done for the
? !oii| nilly in mans
! ? ??! "i patriots amt re
glory of Hie flag."
- kiiiism mt
i I.'.idea that "the
? ? ry able
-
ind Un- district nt
- -I mai.
declared bis
I a . WhO IS
? - : an forty*
rm ,| . ides the militia
I Itali i -
?h..| the "re
, in,inlier ol nrgaii
sn hy the iiupec
nv officers in the
. a : - of Ibis
il officers and
'
artilery, ll. ma*
il irtillery,
try, I,s*;h hospital corps,
corps 1 im :- -
?iiilitary duty
were l I 821
Ihe gov
?' 'IIHIKI
iii ilntenance of tin
sud Hint
:u.| only I .
Ipped but shall iii
VI If of |
I
thal "militarism ,
i dreaded by all
al when it i- re?
al i laina alone is train*
. :- and furnishing
u cannot be t""
that .mr militia
and propel Ij
- I arms tile's j
I Mate ami
" tn the
as of thn-e who
- I
a ng of true soldiers. B
. that Car- e
.- i 0,000, "
a like amount
rep irted multi
lying "u inuch
- --neill.
- that it i- feared the
;-i the next ,
more chan
- shall run up hill- tl
: i may fight until Hu
: ? u fall a bug
?. ? note thal the Kepub*
rtrengtli
fb to -how
ss a ri i kt
a - desirable,
ilnted ...
.ile. Even '"
: watching. And .'.,'
..'?? not to Im ilrr.t
ol linty by Ihe ly
i hos. ling mal-oontenta ^n
. minority
a a.i,mst ealth thi m
ft)
MGHT RIDERS."
Intereol in
-tint. '
is of Ken
ainl reati with
sse Hint written on a>
? ca t tolei tte tbe
ii any ol >
I iii'iii are _iscn to <;(
ss learned tin
been doing sn
i h.iss ii a- "Night t?
I .In thi- diabolical and ,*,,
: ? 'lark, while |,n
timer- are
lr on i iofa and ii- '
\-.,i ss,- are furtbei '"'
I in many in-lances they ?"?
truat. We eo*
h la>r the trutli of it, ami ""'
mill, from one l,,e
ilni'iiinrs tn tbe col- H>'"
in- ol the Washington Herald aKe
stive 'nR
? lited. '""
-il may the organization '"v
ij between P?*
n ? ?
'is ci- ni td,, 'un
ase been ' '?"
an.i deapica
? destructive In the ex- ^or
own "i Hopkins*ille, w''
lid IS I le-1 L'S
I such has been ?'"?a
i ssmk of deal rut
-Isle has -^
n vs ith the a rmi
- | :
i
? ?
?
ictories " "?
-
s upon the fanners '''"
"i the Blah
? . should do, ami 1
? i rid ki
ind who M*n*
.
ss r?
? I
R r.. ail Un
: I.mi mile lunn. - - -
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HON FRANCIS RINKS I
i ismia s i I MIK Kl in
To thu Vnturs of thi! fourth CMfres
siniiail District of \lrqiiii.i.
\\ Mhlngton, I> ?
lt ha- not escaped youl attention
that Mr. Robert 1'urnbull ba- Issued
a circular lellt-r, seeking support fur
ididacy foi ? (ingress, and al
tempting to aacertaiu the sentiment ol
thc I'i-trict.
lin- d maiiil u|Miti me st I
ginnim; of the seas lon nt Congress,
would ordinarily seem t" be ui-:
able. In addition, my mosl Inten e
thought is jii-t iio.s glveu lo
upon a matter "I -ti n to the
country at la
I bavealreadj malle l to the vari
ra in the District
dutton, which I hope ssill
cause the country to consider seiy
carefully thc preponderance of Hie
Executive In our economic ails -
\- it svill be Impossible mr rne to
oommunlcate directly ss uh ni
?tituenta, I take the liberty .u making
[hi- public statement in order thal
lue prominence maj be given to Ihe
'aft that I am a candidati
lion, a- il that I propose at the |
nut- to make known my aspirations
Many reader-nf tin- paper ssill re
neuii.er thal I was active In
; oil 11(4 in times ss hen it re
I ni real -nine sacrifice tu take such a
tami. Others, I hope, will
hat I base been uniformly attentive
ml courteous to all constituents
eajiiiriin. rforine I al Wash
ngton.
That any gentleman should have
he right to a-pire to the position
ahieh I now bold, I 'lo not dens Al
!ie same linn ,
I from numerous persons of '
ration, justify me in believing that
ie I >i-1ni-t ha- no Intention o'
ng ita unanimous action ra recently
'
Vi rs truly sun rs,
ti- Rives Labmiti h.
M. i. Uh Va. District.
Instead of pi.'king at tile gosern
lent fur what it ha- done lin
el tyatem, Inatead of introd
?solutions demanding Inquiry into
ie legality of clear! ng-houee cert I tl
nive w iiiiin
?ne , Inatead "i hammering nt Mi
nrtelyou foi ]?'-- ilaritj
favoritism in rel Nt \s
.a situation as H nairn- Till*
an and Haily ba VC done the 11
.its iii Coogreae ought to gel logethei ,
id demand a correction nf the cur
ncy system which lends '" make ii
mctal panics m ire ire |uent a id
is Uiaii they would be uudei a >?? >ni
lass-. crats
iou ld aim al cinstruottve criticism
icy -h,Mihi aerie nn a sound plan of
Heney reform ami puah it vigorous
What tba country wanta le relief
un currency famine- iii the future,
it mere ilestructise criticism "f what
is been done by a frantic g
cut to -top I hein ni Hu- past Nt
Ik Landmark.
S'u-llile in the last deg I
Ut
ls
I he Stale banks a-k the lt I i
appoint a State bank exam I
ielr records ara clean and they an
t afraid of inspection. Living
-pieiou they base nothing to
ir.
Secretary Taft seems to have given
ivernor Hughea a knock down on
I fl rat round In the Governor's own
ile I Ina must base been a surprise
bis excellency as ii ssa- without
ubi to us. The voice of Taft b- t the
nd of Rooaevelt,
rho United Male- alraadj | ass out
are pension money year bj
in all the other nation- nf the earth
ninnis) and yet the suggestion ls
St
P
ila aa
'.s a
he:
Ilia
1
Ff
I
hai
?
pei
mir
I
ss i.
-In
he.
x -eti"ii-l\ made thal the govern* s';1
nt shall Inaugurate a evil pension ?""
tem And then may fnilnw an old "."
ipanahm, and eventually Wuh* .?"
ton may be recognized a- Ihe ft
ther ol all of ii- to WHOM care and
e we may gai for pocket money, 11"
ket kniVM, -hoe-, hals, s,nts, WI
mils, vehicles tn rule to them Im
eh f"i goodies" fair oin
n-tmas stockinge, ss hen in fait and
ruth what we base the right to a k
and to expeet i- nearly enough
li which to make our mada
in January a- thev are now in
MVell a--erl- with i-onli
N that 'his man," Taft, will lie
r, but though president we
en't luflleteul faith in his prophet
en toili-turb u- in a posiliaiii long
e a-siinied, amt that
-bee will i.e th.- i:. publican nomi
ami will Le elected ton ulah--- I',.
locrata of tbe nation 'Vet logethei
?taj together.
iere i- no rea-mi under the -un
"lld not do tin- "
," thing but will t' ?
e will nevai
- a -ilk hat even if he
aleut. Ile will heser. then feel
weight of one. Senator Halley ,
Blt. lt turns j
hat be pi I w ith laigt-r
eta. I
(
I Ulai lill
-a
' :
the UH'"
and humane
III limit
Anil I. -.inns that it
will liol
?
WI:
i- Mr. Wall
lb.ni, uni all
"f Ile
burch and iriiT foi
listinct <
I them
'I.apt ll a
ilatform
a! .-lilli
h.- field.
I hal
: untie
irgeofa
rand and important industry should
e loo
int t ' l ? ol the
ay.
Mn-i unalloyed delights are tinrsl
The in
lint.
'
Ktion.
? I hits
ipidity ?
taj.
1 Iii- .vniiiiin sn s - Hint
Ullin should not Lui to tiv
.lia E. I'iiiLli..m's Vegetable
iliipnllliil its she did.
Mi - \ '
., Denver, <
iikliam:
'I was practically an in
ir-, oi
ii by the
al ad
inpiiuii'l and ?
ilth, i
ng as
did ss ith I
n pound.*1
..CTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
a K. link
n's Vi
tn roots and hei
ndard
III.!-]'
m. il Who li : with
pl.lat !
i, fibroid ?
jodie i
-lluVs ii '
i,.li/./:i
iv don'l |
lr-. Plnkhnni Invites nil -irk
mell i<? write her for Advice.
? hil- j-.niil.il thousand
ilth. Ail.lr. --, l.s mn, ll
#?
L
:hooi Books
n
SUPIM
The plata to buy
tin'm nml every?
thing needful for
thc children al . .
anal I
mal I
happell s
ft
HUMAN RACE AFFLICTED
WITH QUEER DISEASE
Cooper Says Internal Parasites Cause Much
Suffering; Everywhere.
The following remarkable statement
Ul hs La, T i'lHllST.
? lon s, im h baa
i ? I throughout
niiy during
his (juantltiea
"lt la now a well known fat f that
r l have Introduced my New
I of peo*
1 :
?
?s the nature
te, and were . onaequently
until I explained
i had anea that
. bumed
ol explain
and what
'it them In tl
? ;.-?? B ?' li BM
. ?' ld I VI II
ar ta nt. of all
< bruni. ' i niihle, or what ls
1 noss ti as a 'rundown' condition, ls
\n Individual mas
i ,ffei f. Ith nil" of theaa t;rc_t
.al uni be u vs arc ul it.
"Contrary to general bcli?f, the ap
patlte is mit greatl] Increa ??! il only
hetaim. i in aa-'iilar. Then
teallag of Calntaeaa. however, and a
gnawing Lfl ti" i ll of tim
a ll
"People afflicted with one of th. .
parasites are nervous anti tl.-;
Their dib f ot lau
guor, and they Ure very easily. Lat k
of enerby and ambition affect th.- body,
and the inlnd bal OOM dull ai
glak. 'I'"- mt ino: ?
good, ami itu.- eyesight is generally
ponier.
' The N'ew Discovery, in freeing atom*
a. li and bowels of all Impui
to be fatal to
almost immediately expels them fruin
tho system. I vs tah lo a
who has the ? retah I
with my preparation, that th' i
cause for alarm in the matter, and
that it will as a rub- mean a
restoration to good health.''
The Cooper medicinal are a boon
to stomach Bufferers. We Kell them.
?H. C. Crute a Co.
When Filling Prescriptions
We give our undivided attention to
the matter in hand; that's the safe
w.i\, iihI we are nothing if not safe.
We dispense nothing bul drugs of known purity . .
h.al.Lng Unit when human life hangs in the balance It'i a bad tune to
Ize bj using "Cheap" material- ami 'trusting to luck fol
.-I-an important matter ami worth y mr mool serious
?ht.
ANDERSON DRUG COMPANY
Farmville, Va.
SPRING KI NF: OF
WHITE GOODS
\.,-.s ri ady for Inspection. \\ e
nie exceptional
assortment and
sviihi range ol pattern- than eser
before. Itarred and striped Linen
HU 11 td .'uni < 'becked I lim il ie- ami
Muslins, Plain ami Striped Rep,
Plain and Kancj Batiste, P
etc.
mported novelties in va?
riety and abundance.
Visit our
store
SPRING 19W
lon hess -ty le- Hres- (iingliHIiis
Popular prices, 10, l.1..
ami 1
N. B. Davidson.
Mas dai 1. ti Patterns IO centa.
i-i mutt
I
Yt .11 a ,ui make provision j
for your declining yens liv
ing part <?( j
your earnings.
Begin Now
Torlay-At Once
If you w .-int something
tli.it will make you save
call .it mir bank and we
will loan you :i
Beautiful Pocket
Savings Bank
Carrj one a month and
rn- \ ourself.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Farmville, Va.
he Largest
nd Best
-quipped plant in the State
diaries Miller Walsh
?,i ai i'd Manufacturer,
?-buri*, Va.
?'.ms. POMBH, ilRAVB
i Hlall.
.
.s ? -. . - r, Anent.
Farmvillr, Va.
I i .-ht Hai- on III- Hack
' ai* Ncr-*
.,-rvaa and
la like ?
mr bark
taraj application* I
Vi-w. Va. ?
-an OrtwCo
ItEY-KlDNlYCOM '
akas Kidneys and Bladder Right
BIM'ING MATERIAL
GIVEN AWAY
Aa your lumbar merchants sse
ask pay only foroiirt-xjaerien.e
ami the sen ice rendered our
patrons Ly always having
YOUR ITEM.
We keep oonatantly on hami
flooring, -ninl.', saab, d
blinds, et.-., enough for many
boo
FARMVILLE MFC. CO.
oilers
1 W l-.\ IN N B NH- IXI'KIMIM I
ami PLENTY OF UOODH
Things That You
Should Know.
We hast- opened up a -los e -tull?
in connection with our pi
one
We hast- the largest line ol
.-loses.-I., i Ranges, Heating and
oil siose- evei shown In Ihe 'its.
NN e are the agents foi the cale
Lrate.l < oles ami Wilson Original
lint Itlast Stoses.
? y are the Lest and moat
iiiimieal beating stoves on the
market. Every one guam
It ia to jrour intereal to coma in
and look user mir stock befon
chasing.
S.W. Paulet. St Son
im Stove K i ???
SPECIALSALE
of
WAGONS.
We hast- mi html -.
High Wheel Mitchell u agoua,
bought sometime a^o when
wagons wen- much cbeapei
than Ihey -ie now. I" <
them out sm- aa'ii-i Hiern at
Hi euell for running gt
only. They sa mild COSl
in nih nu,re than this hy the
ear load ir sae had lo Inn them
today, and are real tuirgsiii
st the pru-e. I'trui- -li?
ll at tin- pries. ? sn
iii-h Bodies an '-ir?
ed.
PAULETT & BUGG
is'. K WM rt PBI NI I Ntl DOHf
I AT THI HERALD joh oh.
ICE. KAKMVII.LE.
P"lflPa?-l
'
Big Crops \
Mean Bi|
U?.
'I
?
m
i
Vi
(U
?
The Famous A. B. C. Bread
TEE BIGGEST LO.vF ON T K MARKET
duality as well
as Quantity
Chas. Bugg & Son,
_SOLE AGENTS.
~ooWY FORGET
PULVERIZED MOUR
ON THE MARKET.
?ni ul it.
_Stokes & Davidson._
EVERY1 !ll.\
FURNITURE
AT COWAN1
. .'.>_? >ERTAKIN<.
.Vc are licenser] embalm ug usual,
ly found in a FIRST-CLASS undi
Store I"- ess ,
' H. L. I las Itu .
C. C. COWAN
tV_
CITIZENS STATE
mv ilk'.
t?u i Jk
J* attention !?> all
DIRECTORS
'I*
11. I I: S ? . .1.1.1 \
V
LIBERAL INTEREST MAID ON TIMI- hl-I'oSITS. M
?0
-,N..- > ..,' >s.^r .... --_> g-a-f- **-*-*-- o
;'-> *
REMEMBER
ii, at fully
rhe American National Life Insurance Co.
I; ss ii
SECOND CHILDHOOD
ITS POLICIES ARE
GARLAND** M \l< I l\. General Agent!
'?.III! ^ v
MIXED PAINT
AT COST
WALKER
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