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The Farmville herald. [volume], April 17, 1908, Image 2
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PABlfTILLE HERALD,
A*N1NIM I'l.NI'l KTNKW81
naran Kn in Paa?aT.
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.. ?? three m..nu*
IKMer.
t?t niMtl.'r 1
i.
KK1UAY, Mi; i' -. '""s
MARTIN AS BOSS.
Mu.ii is befog heart
aiMiui a Demoetatk mai I
h un.I MHrtm a- '*?'** ?>>?'??
,- i."i.ii;. nark thal I
(abell la the 2nd I oogwaalo ii dh
incl and Mann for governor. I
ami avon fount.*, eoeal I ient? "t Mi
Martin rue Diging him lo di?]
and siiii".tltis ..I May tl I kleh
oi..u?iy agateal tbe iuggeatiou timi
1'ai.ili i? Un' nug candidate, "i
eoataa Hie "-enator warmly denn
, -tenet-of si lint; md I > P mi
lit-mently the'barge ol boat
is not to l*e -modeled ai foi wi
nun sui.mit bunal** and cheerfully t..
Major ami even Captain, no man
isl,es betel called ilmpl) li
Than must ta a lu .;. ?
landon in tbe State if tile part)
.h. effective work, ami to this ..
/ttion there must Le a i . ld, bul vt.
are not ready for a Qua*/ "t a Mahone,
ami tbe man wi... nndertakea to plaj
tin* part will incur popolai ...lunn.
r*enator Martin has the un ,
ttl right of i
tween candidate* until nomination
have Leen made in the regul
lawful manner, hut to Iel the Impiea
mun got abroad Una one ruplranl la a
ring favorite should al once bring
him into dis
Hie \oters are ready I" li-lfii to rea
sun, ate open lo conviction, bul are
noi io ba driven ..r eootead. Until lin
primaries or conventions i.-i <? spoken
let each l"enioeiat do bia own think
mg.
.-?.?faker I'.ynl i- being sub . cted io :?
rigid examination on Un- III
the Uqaot bill winch l-.ears hil
and some of the
nently pertinent. Ihe one trout.;.
m ith s,, many o! Ml lint*, is that Hut
are confusing and lund to ba inuit i
sUssl. Men wh...haw conti U '
meaning cannot Le misunderstood
when they begin to frame statute lan
seem to forget the use oi plain In
glish. Or is it that Hie hands of thc
lawyer au-always i,, ... -? . ? n them
and thal the object is not to h.,
so that no doubts nor tlitlerei
arise'.' latigation moat have lome
Hung to feed on. If all laws u.i.
eonstitutional lawyers an.I ed I
even courts would be out ol
What a blessing Hie I
is lo Hie badgered seeker after tl
sor ot the dear people. What a great
leveler it is. It pulls don n thi
ami raises tb* poor to the platform ol
"No. niMiiv thank* fol youl infl
but Impoaalble " lt make* tne thirsty
tongue crackle with pniched minni.
lltig and lets Hie toe- nt thc
touch the enid, unsympathetic
meiit. lt even icfuse- to keep the
riKif over the banda of the "boya, aud
suggest the green fields and tba Starr]
firmament its MlubriOtM and good foi
pious meditations an.l free lanalea
lt has been known to cause pocket*
lo be turned inside out. timi nata once
wont to hohi entile precincts, ami
geutlemen wini rounded up ? ball
hundred voters aa a private pm
are now found to caa! only one, il
caught real I
So here is io Hilly Barkadalc tin
friend of Hie candidate and tl
the '?worker." Richmond Evening
Journal.
It may do these things end more,
but to call it ''pure" it is gtoeaeol ml
Homer, lt sails under I I ?
ls a hypocrite at large.
Howard UooM suns bli vt
three cocktail! l*efore break:
drank wine and brandy blgfa bulls
during the dav. Ile adds nothing ol
Ins own bibulous habits and it may be
if the'?servant'' should tell on him tte
might have more ol'h'gb bulls and a
'high old time" geiieialiy . An.' thew
are folks that give tone I
designate who shall ba nun.
the "?<?'.
it is subject "I profound gi
lion to know that they do not live on
Southern soil or beneath Boothera
skie*.
11mgOOd people of Norfolk ami vi
-"telly hove berra preparing tor a gia
I'ious revival when the evangelist.
Kev. Chapman, boftea work araong
them, and when h. Upon
that woik he will emphasise Ihe lu. I
that the "poWM is ..f i....I Why
not, then, have tba revival in full
blast when the good man ari
Mr. Tucker is already actively en
gaged in his race for tbe Virginia
White Boom ii. ' m Hutched tbe
work in the Valley and all aglow with
enthusiasm and IblUllog willi hope
has taken it up oe tba Bantam ahoie,
It ia a long chase upon which he has
entered, but he is a thoroughbred and
has good wind.
The primary is being knocked ofl
all silten, but no one dan?* MJ return
lo the Oki .?onvention ?yatam and m.
other substitute has been *.,.
Hoth evils, bul we must decide ? e
tween them until something bettei
MtOd. Lither would do, how?
ever, if the voters would only turn out
and 'turn the rascals out."
.i.
itoi Tillman says r.iv ,
beat Taft but that beran I beat Room
velt, which Which means -thal beran
beat the shadow but n.a j , inbalance
Hie kid but not the pa.
Ii is said that .**?.;
Hie thrill of a new Lnaplration since
I ri tea. ht n
lacteal legislature and w.,n
ac.|uies,-eni'.. in their w .
What tdd th. *. N, ? *, ,,,k li,.,,1,,
craU mean by invilnig i'.iyan lo |
Democratic dtenM ami leova lum
from th.- hst ,,f rmcaheioT i
Of Hamlet with Hamlet left out.
F
? in POI i:
pa ri j
bumed in thc cruclbll ol a de
. .lb and
retribution. I lie prlnviplea ..i democ
'
m.I liave
stood i tte aud
ol these pun
lound lu the "my poll
Ihe beet
i - the beautiful
.nothcr. Hut they
lull -mixed w .il. lte|
- and since lea* Hm' lill' White
House . ith c state
i -.. trodden uudi
i- lo lit
almost l icm..
up willi thc li
m.I Kvenlng J..un.al.
|,el ??<?..mm
sion ..I ; t the nation '
-
t noble
itifying
announcement that Hears! will not ia
CM I '.iii- I -lilt- nevi
.1 nevi lime Ho the
cd.
il.-.bile I'
I an .dd time barbecue'.'
If noi wc respect Tu I to Mr.
lo Mr. rumbul] b> revive
Hie tin . bun and I
I i.tai'l. We have thc
ll and thc cook, and the Crowd
to rt -pond. Nam.' your div,
. a ill designate tin
.
, , . pt II- I"
thc "ll ' .
Tom Watson is ih?i in the Held as
mi:,i I ie Populist*
named lum :.: cou rsi
I ts tbe hom I a I.
. a prohibition au an
arch Isl and any other ..ld ism llial may
be trotted out. i things
? ..I Hie conn
I :
ll ll si lolly in any
NATURES WARNING.
lite Ami
Heed lt.
Kidne) iii-.c ijuietly "?
..llsly.
Hui in
? li hy
i -i diluent,
ty. painful.
11 s Inn.- linn I" us. 11 .?,,. - Kiduei
. ll W.llk III
die.
Wm. Il. Burger, lr. Ing on
**t . Ka rm vi
. troubled Milli
ld inactive
t.1 nlni"-.i ."ii-i.nliv from b-,.
I be -cc: . unnatural In
-
able, i mi - Kidiie*.
Hill-, procured ? box al H. C. I rule
m..I aflei
I w i- relit
vi that time
ri c.mend Hg
Idney Hills ami
say Ibal it remains unalleici
?ni i \. tv wold H.
n ir lin.
remelt i
PillS b
le by all
I Milburn C.., Hullalo
N.w V
-late*.
.'..lin's ami
ake nu
BOY
THE ; "CADET''
Lawn Mower
This i- , good Lawn Mow
? I -i medium low price,
and gives the purchaser full
value for his money. It has
BRASS Rl'SHINGSand the sallie
RAC HI i * \- ? |. v].|i -i \;i \ i s
that are used un in.iiiv of
the high priced Mov
Tbe . fine cut, and it
is in peet what is
needed al the present time,
vi/., a mower thal will do
good sen ice and at a i
but little higher mian the
noisy, hard running Mowers
s.ild just a little cheaper.
FOR SALE BY
PAULETT & BUGG
Lu \ivii i i , Va.
"he Largest
.nd Best
equipped plant in the State
Charl s Miller Walsh
.: ufa.'Hirer,
I'eteraburg, Va.
INUMKNTfc l"
SION i
C*8.
1
th.
hor
OIEYSHONIY^>IAR
ipa the cough and heels lundi
|
\. i
coi,
I'.,I
Ile
aro
! child
.ai, and
-" common In cold weathei I
-
no harmful d
tiiAvui.l j\| ;
Moa) \ Ictlins ot a p| end ii.:
. habitually coital
i Irina I ruil -y i up euri -
hroul ? cnn -np ut..n bv -t.ilatiiiR
: | real ores Hie
natural action ol the b .weis. < Irina
I.:.vail ,c la mt -t I up il." - not u.iu
inlld and I
I |, \\ 1. - !.
ill in
t -boil tun" -t I. tiglheii tv,
\ Mn I I
?
I tr King
he v. m..
: c. al w
lt .ll "III
.11 .Mir vi.:, and
Clothing
,r Men, Women and
HU -,:.I ..
several lois ol \\
( 'Inbiri* n'- Milnes and Kl
al ! price. Ul i.u I \-ii
\ lew iadic cloaks I' ll Will
sell -a less than i ' .?
Billi Kt elf.
Fleming & Clark
VI \ IV I l.l I I
i vl.\i\ ll.I.I
Livery
And Sales Stables.
I lu '
pilbil!' tb.it
1
AT ALL HOU RS
tel til
r VAUGH
I Iii i Ll .
Y O U R SH
CJaill and see for
yourself
Hellin
..in buslneaa. w e know ll trill be
good or ..: Cording a
our vehicles are good oi otherwise.
I lierefore, we handle onlj i Iicmc
bulli by reputable manilla.?!
Wf hate I a Ide cn...ch : ai ll ly lo
suit every 11 eol puces
to ut , ira ol
Buggies and I
Duvall, Son & Co.
We arc showing our
NEW hlHE
SPRING
HAWES
HATS
Eclipse Shirts
Ed. V. Price & (
celebrated tailor
made cloth?
ing
N. B. Davidson,
ol w iv ne, v.
?ni lunn I
Ih.'tl at lune- I could
..ut ol the bed, and a lien I did I
ld not aland straight. I i
ev'- Kidney < lure. < Inc doll ir bot- ?
and pail ..1 ihe second curd me
; ii Iv I "!? ;. - KidW ' _
B
. . - I he W in*ton Di i,
We have choi
IRISH PO"
Both eating i
Stokes & I
J>
Here s the Secret
of Fine Custom Clothes Made
to Your Measure
Pay Less and Dress Better
nit or Top Coati
Nc 'Jj'] *7 No Less
I buy ,-ill mv woolens 'lin <-i from Iii*** milln
I h" jul.lui -s |i|n|il ) a- I ,.|.,,..',? _'i,
111 iininil!"* a! I li
mill prii
t.K ON ; RAC t ICAL VT
MODERATE PRK !
? il to draw comparisons in order to |*oinl the reason
'..-, but I 'nil in md .na .mi
? l ?? i iran
.\nnr inili i ii.
; h of
1 Ly thc , ol their New York
I Make All My Ga rmi I for M in, Wi. ri
u ( ..ii ?Iel a Goo ! Suit.
ii li j. tli.it . and i he impoi tani e an
tment of woolens which comprises ston ? i olives, tiger tani, ll.
vana li : nglish slate and smoki i, all correct gr .iva, blues,,;ind blacks in Yicunn,
? mus and Vi lours.
Winn in Richmond Be Your Own Salesman.
.it. The pi ii c is t he same for all.
BKT'TEK CLOTHES THA.N MINE AT ANY PRICE. Come and roe my
hip and woolens and con vince yourself of thc yalu*
A tli ngle price.
DOUGLAS, Tailors,
U
Open Evenings
31
vi /*. r.. ?-i -. ?i i_ .
work ror y u
Money in the Bank is
thc
SICK i Ol'
IPLOVM1 NT
OTHER TROl BLE
Yon im di pend upon it
your t 'Hanlin 1. . . .
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
linville, Va.
' di pla;.
?I Sin.cr
ttEADY-TO WI.Al;
I <>!' MKN .WU !:<-, *
11
?lothes to i ihe
hip
'ol lad .itt ii, - ll
khdhijon 6 Cralle.
rATOES
?? -???
EASTER.
h.iii all
?
-Sold by?
Attforani Britt} (Xitmpamj,
iFuritiuillr. Va.
- C ilors uni d' -leal*. I"!
"The recollection of aUALITY
remains long after the PRICE
is foi gotten."
CALL IN
let ns show yon our complete
line, Keen Kutter Lawn Mowers,
? Hose for lawn and garden.
SHERWIN WILLIAMS
COMPANYS PAINT
:. M. Walker's Son
X E V O
HANDSOME MAY STALLION 7 YEARSOLD
WEIGHT I,KM) POUNDS, WILL STAND
I SEASON A I lill. RA!
DOLPH WAREHOl si
FARMVI1 I '
?ii
I. tn
(i room * Fee
$10.00
5.00
50
Pedigree ol Nevo
"? ? , J.r.: l''o\m.Hint. J.I., ;< iiiiibinalioii
I'.lmoht. 84, -in ol ll
mint. noni, _' 12***; Menarra, dum of Miguel
,.| ol La it :
l im.. ne: Atherton i I i; Phanhw
Jo Atherton, 2.90
lor further information apply or write to
1 I IICK -V: J< >l INSON
LLB, va
'? i
A Home
DrinR
After the fatgue of the day's work
after the dinner i. over and you sit down!
for a comfortable evening at horne a",
bottle of Pabst Blue Ribbon will add to
your enjoym ait, and aid your digestion-.
Pabst
BluieRibbon
Thc Beer of Quality
is brewed from Pabst Famous Ekht.ru.
Malt, which contains all of thc novrAtl
wholesome, food properties of barley!?''
in predigested form. These prop??
together with the tonic quality of thed*
est hops, give nourishment and torte kyL
system. The very small percent-av.il
alcohol .less than 31; . is a mild stnjwL
that prompts the stomach to doiUbeK*-,!
When ordering b-*er, ask
for Pabst Blue Ribbon.
Made by Pabst at Milwaukn
Ana : .? r*M Uttnmj,
I \ BRYT1 LNG IN
FURNITURE
AT COWAN'S.
UNDERTAKING.
'ft hil.
ly found in a I'll i l !.\* ... liilishmeot
1 ? *" < 'Mai,
C. C COWAN.
!?' .r ni
loi .
In Tbs Spring
Bee?, Iron apel Wine
the Ideal Tonic
?
wi
PMC r
i lirai
:
R. h. FREEAR
Aqent C istman Kodaks, Current
'-. inn if ff'j Candies
Druggist
' out/faii iirti
**??
w
. ;... ?, : , '.- :
i nice lot ol countrj
cured h nn*., shoulden
and middlings from H. E.
and .1. E. Rich irdson ind
others.
ll. E. Barrow & Ca
OUR LEADLK
iug rt
lALTY
?re 'Phone HSII
FRANK MILLER|
RICHUOXD, If'!
I
Mi-ilti...'
Toni M
?14.00
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1.00
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old
Moimi ' -
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ALLFJLL QUARTS '
iii
PLMH BOXES
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