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The Farmville herald. [volume], March 05, 1909, Page 6, Image 6
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COUNCILMEN
GUILTY OF GRAFT
Three Pittsburg Solons Con?
victed of Conspiracy.
JORY WAS OUT ?3 HOURS
Tr-y Reported Their Inability to
Agree, and When Sent Back to Jury
Room Agreed Upon a Compromise
Verdict, With Recommendation of
Mercy.
Alter the jury had been 0 ll
nearly fifty thu c hours S
guilty wa.- returned against
1 nilli' il
William Brand and Councilmen John
F. Klein an.I Joseph C. Wasson, charg?
ed with conspiracy. Former Bank
lent W. W, Ramsey, who wa? in?
dicted Jointly with them, was acquit?
ted upon tbe "Piers nf the court and
the n ' ittorney.
The jury, which had been out
Saturday morning, reported it?
alilit Monday and aak*
lt be discharged, hut Judge Robert B
Fraser refused and sent the mea
to the jury room. A compromise
. -ced upon, with
diet of guilty and a reeommer.
rey.
The ' Icted nun i
. d w-ith baring i nn*i?'???
I
-
Taft's Cabinet Complete,
the ;
?
I
.. tiki it.
'
Atto \V Wii'k
York.
,. .. ink H.
i Massachusel
3
L Meyer, ol "? tts.
Richard
A Balling* r ot Washington.
'
"liri.
Will Build Homes For Consumptives.
Mn K Vanderbilt, Sr.
-
In N< ;fferins
? .
'ti l)r.
1 - clinic
ind are
trill he
?\ l i a
?
ind he character
tion a
ly no
Statehood Bill Abandoned.
-latino
fur Ni
meeting nf
?
memb* Hess of party, in a
sensational scene, abandon*
d of ih" bouse bill.
Thin remarkable act mn occurred at
scluslon of thu reading nf ?
:--nted by Senators N<
and Bevorldge, charging corni]
and jury bribing and various
offenses ar- sin officials and
leaders of what ? the
"gang which ls In control of political
affairs in "Vew Mexico "
Old Doctor Beats President's Ride.
I ir G. C. Thr.
five, beat the military lido of President
Roosevell of 'J*J miles, military gait,
riding three horses In relays from Sid
v through Plqua to Troy, M miles
and return, three times, 120 miles in
all, In 13 hours and 45 minutes. On
his return to Sidney on the last trip
the doctor was welcomed by a brass
band.
The result was telegraph
dent Roosevelt.
Collector of Port Resigns.
"With the resignation of Dr. William
.rn as collector nf customs at
Charleston. S. C., effective March 4. a
situation that threatened to give .
dent Elect Taft considerable embar
?-nt ls avoided. No appoinl
made by President Roosevelt has given
i more discussion as that of Dr.
('rum, whose appoint- vigor?
ously opposed because of t1
ro.
Vegetable Hat New Invention.
- women has been in?
vented. It is called the cabriolet, and
at th? content!
ion of Milliners
at Ci ? i
. with wild flowers, frm
- ls and
topi and
is supporting th*
EfQS billilli!
? ne hundred hen- of Mi \. l
* ville have fell I touch
? og and me cackling and
right along. Hui be bas s family <>r
twelve thoroughbreds ol which be is
ilarly proud. 1 h e ol them are
un the nests doing the work of na?
ture's incubator and the remaining
-even are giving linn W
day. Vnd we know the eggs are Fresh
foi wi \*iie the happy recipieut of a
basket Ulled with them ami knoa
how tine i table use.
Just
Received
A SUPPLY OF
McAlpin's
Dyspepsia
Remedy.
Chas. Bugg & Son
A Ptain! Evening fnr thK Bill
Mr. R. L. Fi
foliowii
Dr Kite and '
'
Clyde '
Mr. Tom Edmunds Julia
Johnson, Mr. Frank Woollen an
Paulett. Mr. Robt. Cmmiv
and Mi H " Paulett, Mr. Johnson
Wootten and Miss Emma Jones, Mr.
Walter Barrow and Miss Salim Love
Mr. Old and Miss Blanche Shep?
ard, Mr. Wade and Mi-s Ruth Shep?
ard, Mr. Frank Baldwin ami Miss
Elaine Tums. Mr. Walter MOO!
Hampden-Sidney, ami Miss Ali*-*- Bur*
' lr. Clyde Duvall and Miss Carrie
Kyle. Mr. Joe Hubbard and Miss Mary
Gwartney, Mr. R. L. Freear and Miss
Sallie Cullen, Mr. Burton Blanton and
Kathleen Baldwin, Mr. li
Adams and Miss Marguerite Watkins.
The -taus were Messrs. Jack Johnston
and V. D. Venable.
Dewitt's Kidney A Bladder Pills are
unequalled fur weak kidneys, back?
ache, Inflammation of Uie bladder and
ali urinary disorders. They ure an?
tiseptic. Sold by anderson Drug Co,
Thfi dreamery Association.
All the -turk ut the I 0*4 ?|'i-rati\e
Creamery Association having been
subscribed, the subscribers mel laal
Imlay al lb*- < uiiithuu.-e fur the pur?
pose ? ? building committee
of the of th* ers. .1 udge A. I?.
Watkins presided as chairman and
Mr. W. N. W llson acted a- m Cfl
The comm itu ?? lelecti d wai
of the following gentlemen: Mi
.1. lt. Martin. (.. M. Robeson, lt. lt.
.liiiiii-, KV, I'. LeHturgeon and ;
Bondurant, whone duty it will be i"
lilding i"t ami see that the
plan! i- constructed and
strictly in accordance with the i
\ Int ha- been selected un M iddle
'.ml and I
De\\ itt**
itu- -kin and
'|ii;ekly. ll i- ?! lui
?
Dru- I
^lyn ^aljiJljLiii
Estimates lu mi sh*
Work promptly done
and satisfaction tully
guaranteed. (iffice and
shop mi Bast Third
Street near Main.
R. C. Bristow
KILLthf.COUCH I
?nb CURE the LUNG"!!
with Dr. King'
New Discos
FOR C8LJL?sH3
AND ALL THI
GUA,
OK :
BJaUBa-aaBSBI I
Improving the Quality, Incn
antity of Tobac
Virginia-Carolina
Fertilizers
HILLSMAN'S
THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS.
erl iii "itu
irts in Panama, \
hich we ai . rj low prices. It will
me and see th
India Linen.
lOand 12c quality linen... sl.-iv
. lawn, a good one.. 9c
in in. lawn, 19cgrade at l2Va
Dragon spool cotton.23c doz.
o. X. T. " " .54c doz.
Brown collars
just received. 15c
Ladies'
prettiest yet. dil .ind be
convinced,
Battiste in thc most desira?
ble shades. Andderson's
Pongee Svlk at. 25c.
Oar gentlemen and youths department in ready-to-wear
clothing is stylish and up-to-date, and at prices that will
nish ymi. Call and inspect for yourself. <; pair men's
1.25, guaranteed tv wear <i months.
Our Prices on Overcoats Cut in Half. Raincoats 1-3 Off.
Extra heav) Linwood Mills sheeting 25c. Heavy un?
bleached 22V2C. Very good 9%c. Bleach sheeting 21c.
We have a lew more smoked goods to mi nt prices un?
equalled. Hill bleach, 8V3C. 39 in. unbleached domestic,
I, Te.
W. J. HILLSMAN.
"Garden Seed."
Landreths Reliable Garden Seed.
sn early.
R. L. FREEAR, Druggist.
I'. i-tiu;in Kodak and Kilui. Kilms developed
Mail ortl prom pl
Karn
rpi yyiiy fk^T
I -tor*- devoted to ih*' storage and
-j.'i.-v. of th*- largest stock of Furniture, Pia
jans, Baby Carriages, Rugs, Curt,?tin*, and
nil the varied novelties usually found in tl 1?t
class establishments of the kind. Don't fail t<>
? sped our stock before purchasing. Prici -
v a** any and all goods guaranteed to be
represented.
I 11Y I
1
^>
avaxtkd
ly in Soutl lo know thal HUN I
? ?
Talkitu Ihe wonder of the agi
1 you. It's a littl"
HUNT, the Photographer,
V
y
American Farm
Fence.
Th Ile
Paulett &
de on
"iFRFP
-
For the largest number
For the second largeat
For the third largeat -
For the fourth largest
For the fifth largest -
For the lixth largest
For the ?eventh largest
For the eighth largest
Rel n
will hav*
L. C. YOUNGER.
Importer and Colite Kn
RICHMOND, - - - VII
Just Received
Cai' Load
-OF
Ober'sSpecia
Tobacci
Fertilizer
?in
Ill 100 Lb Sacks
FOR PLANT BEDS
Also large stock ot
Plant Bed Canvas.
C. M. Walker's Sons
Plant Bed
Canvas
Clover Seed
Herds Grass
AND
TIMOTHY
a. ryr%
Stok &
Livery and F
Stables
VD Ml

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