The Farmville herald. [volume], April 29, 1910, Image 1

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THE FARMVILLE HERALD
HONOR FOI* THE I' ,gT, UKI,}' Foi; PRE PRESENT, HOP* POH PHK PnTITRB.
V))I FAKMVILLK, VA.. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1910. Na H
IMFIMniJOBEO.
n|i> vi SWITOKIIM
, ? nish'Ml !,y N-.il'.lk
in liini
I > hoard a passing
? .? Norfolk and
a) last Friday eight,
iloi. d was thrown t
adljr injured that
t hours. Bystanders
d man and placed
Brought him
iii Hudglns. After
? physician, he wa
? ^ oi th Sanitorium
in ? few hoers. One
: ed and his
. .:ashed that on?
to save his life.
? d at the pt
Bros
train to 'Higgle,
at thal point hy
l; in IaccII
treat is iu store for
of Farmville In tbe
be given on tbe evening
Ssh, In the Audt
. ? mal School. The
irts of the program will
arry Price, of
? dear, bird
lighted all who w. re
r when she
Fall, and by
mon a eon
Ide reputation
by lo
? Aho attend the
? Mi. a.-surance
i 'lill elljc
Music.
: of April 1 ."..
andee, Dr.
? of the omi
- Blacl
Orltorlo lu
? Interesting
OD the life
? r, ami thc
! red by
? Ived with
? audience was:
In th<
??
Mullock. I
. am i
? Burnley Gar
! .'lizabeth 1.
Ould, Lurline
Roblneon,
? St- bblna, Mary
White.
?lr llr.MKl.
hts it. and have
I Ita more than '
t
kn->w of arv.
niag lu the tjnjted
?-.tributed more ?
v of the pul. '
decision of the
tment affirming s
? bot hi ead BOUl '
lhxon's line bot
bess deemed both
' tutional. lt's I'
disputed \
rho have been j,
>>d thins 8
try teaching, will
fledge the error of
I
ao loves stale
th* better is
oe how the same ^
?fitably welcome hot "
?lie- ,
water at the same \
? been wondering p,
"ead basket'' can C
Sd and boUiug hot F
-Hine time, an ?
or the other. But
...... *.?~..i
?
?ach, the hist friend
ly, does submit
? amount of
? however, has been
rolls and cakes
"I
Ins, ami gets n<
the fo
I stuff. fil
nd ha\. them hot ,?
_ ls
ht
1 r Indigestion f
rind what I did
terribly. Burdock
"1 me." J. H.
Ohio. th
n
r World 11.60. Fj
Behool lav I Jr .Moll.
At a special Beseting of th' Hoard
of Bu] ? held on last Friday,
it was ordered that an election be
held cn Tuesday. .May |4th, to de?
termine whether or not the school
hvy for the Farmville mae
district shall be raised from 1
? .ts ou the $100. Tl
an important election, and
' should' go to the Dolli
is ballot.
\ . Place Like His Prince Edward
linne.
Mr. li. J. VVornham, who has been
visiting since September in the home
of his son, Mr. Ifettauer Wortham,
Atlam urned on last Friday
aud while his visit hus been
llghtful noe. and 001 . . look?
ing "fat and fine," he sm.
lhere is no State like Virginia, no
town like Farmville and no home
like the old home. Ile brings good
reports from the representati. ?
Prince Edward who dow live in that
hustling Southern city, occupying
as they do front rank in education?
al, professional and circles
"The hand that rocks the cradle
rules the world." anJ their cradles
Hie TallcM <'lover.
On ' nth of April Mr. I.
ll. Bruce brought inti, the Herald
Office a bunch of red top clover'
that measured fifteen Inches, and on:
iv following, Mr. J. F. Walton
exhibited a bunch of the same va?
riety of clover that measured I
Bo the merchant far?
mer has got the country farmer
? to a frazzle."
?
about it "Merchant farmers are
times called "agriculturists," but1
:is that some of yb* ?
ulne farm
A Pioneer !'? i.
Mr. v.. E. Moore brought t>> ths
?\ morning
last a specimen
i.le hi days "belo de wah"
Spring lamb and peas for the first
Monday in Ray were COnsldi ?
ly and now welters the (??
but a Ri ckefcller can afton! the
lamb. ..ii the 27th of April This '
?
the country, and falling la
Florida, while pens are maturing in
Southside Virginia Mn place ilks
it. and we have km.ni :
I b UiilbuMphU Herold
t
(irints ?
lay, only a
int: out mei B and stnut ,
The Record prints the actual t
markets, tie BCfc day of ac- ,
;ual transaction- its market figure r
ire the basis upon which the seller',
sells and the buyer buys on the
>f Us Muotationv it is a recogs
luthority |
There is no other paper printed >n v
\ m.sylvania that takes such pains- t
acing care to keen farmers and w
nerchants thoroughly posted a
There is no paper that I
trongly appeals to the general ?
r who r?'ads to he informed. sj
There is BO other paper in the
Ita'e of Pennsylvania of such wide
insulation
- ol
HAVE YOU SMOKED ihe new
rand EL CUBA, maanfaetured by
he F'ince Edward Cigar Company. "
nc, If not try them. You will say t
; is tbe best 6c Cigar you have ever >-?
mokfd. sach25tf. ai
-?? at
?SI lire* tn Asheville. V ?'.. Via th
Southern lUilway. pl
' ai
Account General Conference bf,
. ('burch South. Tickets on -
lay 2nd to 11th, inclusive, good re?
lining until May 31st. lilt. Kates U1
11.50 round trip. Splendid op- ar
:>rt unity to visit Western North co
aroliiia. "The Land of the Sky." sh
or full information, apply nearest
tnthern Railway agent, or w
D P A . Ill K Main ha
UchSaond, Va. BO
_sic
will be a Chi-Namel De- '"
onstration at our store ..n May Hu
h and 10th. Do not miss the wt
? portiinity to learn in f've minn
>w to secure a new hardwood floor! wi
r S2.50, and how to have a Missio ,
nish dining room, den or sitting ' ''
om without the expense of rei
g old paint or varnish.
Any old floor, oil cloth or lino
um made to look like new
an
ird wood, any style of grain. I
n free by special instructor. m{
J. F. Walton i Co. au
Rose Bud and Prince Edward,
e famous 5c. cigars. For sale
erywhere and manufaoWred In lu(
irmvllle. _ by
THE VETERANS III MOBILE.
COLD GREETED THEM,
Hilt <?')<?! l'n er IfqBgUlIll Supi"-i:ic
hUjBSUUS S\\e),t Otes* 'Ihe \\ I]
Hut Sunshine iii I \
H .ut
Survivors of the < '?
gathered in goodly Dumb
the SH eh IO thi Mobile, and
while weather condition
unusual and far from agreeable, the
"Old
fires
: In front of tho tents and
blank
and beneath them the bi
mst.
> had fallen from the ranks
last the) met, and
ands gathered there to kludlt
the fires of recollection, and I
, red then..
dear past Martial .muled
out on the noon and midnight air,
bul shore them all Db
aloft, and stirred tin souls ?
it did in days of I
Boqueni tongues told the old
story again, "sons" recalled tl ?
IDE; deeds of their warrior fat lois.
outhlnnd blessed and
ny their
i grand-daughter of the,
ltdent being tho Idol of
the hour. No cold nor storm I
irdor of thi
Other reunions will COU
ami the numbers to attend will
stnntly dim
cord hers been written upon tablets
thal will know no erasing, si
pince In They
fought a good fight, kept ths faith
? be crow n of Immortality.
li.in I,os,.
it I
ehich recentlj i
if Mi. . X -
ii, Illinois
md [adiana, resulted it. widespread
tion of tho pn fruit
?rop. and the bj
|30, omi.nun And this OX
nit and
In thank Cod thar your
allen unto you" in Bool
/?ratal
1 nie i Bloat* Hen 11
Sunday was designated
uan as 'Tuberculosis Bundey," ?"d
I the Nation
isked to muka u ti- anon
rhleh to build the|r
ire glad to know, bow OT er, thal the (
Fannville ol.e e 1 0 .-I ]
ether than Man. and lound sub.
or their sermons in tin Bibb- And .
congregations heard them (
gladly." "The old, old stoiy" will ,
ever lose its charin or Hs con- ,
erting [tower The M. 1)'s , will (
reat tubercttloeie, and the I) I
rill be satisfied to tell of "Christ ,
nd Him Crucified."
Call at the Home Bakery and see
ur new line of cakes and pies.
t
it Have I lunn Sd- Hw nm-.
Editor Herald .In a recent ll
f the Herald you expressed the t
sjnjoa that for Farmvilie to buy an tl
.crail plant worth flf.OBI, for
13,000 would be good and wise in- r
wtment. And it sounds thal i
id yet l am going to venture the A
Sjertlon that f.'i.OO'i of ready cash n
e necessary machinery to run the
ant could have been purchased,
id that with $10,000 suitable build
gs might bo erected. And if I am M
>t wild in this assertion, lt strikes h<
B that Farmville could have owned st
id operated its own overall plant, tl
ntrolled it and had no partner to U
are In the profits fu
From the recent statements of our d?
nks it would seem that we are W
t absolutely dependent upon out- R'
le aid to Inaugurate business ven- Cl
res. Not that we do not want out lu
le co-operation, but that so long as Ci
i can walk alone, we do not need IB.
itches to lean upon. And no one
ll be silly enough to call this kick sri
| against the spirit of progress ar
X h?
_ he
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure rc
y case of bladder trouble not be- na
nd the reach of medicine. No ch
'didne can do more. For sale by Co
druggists. .
-<r- th
Many a man who is "down on his m,
?k" mirht easily roach prosperity j0
prefacing his luck with a "p."
DEATH OF ll FWTIIFIII. OFFICER,
|J. W.FUKTWFJ.I. lilts SIDDKMA
V iliiil.lc Officer snk it iTssillllS
Oiu- Week WJiivi <n
ken hg Daanth.
Mr J. W. Fret well a valuable
member of the police force of Fann?
ville was taken suddenly ill while
on duty on Tuesday night of last
and was carried .
a room in the hotel Westover, where
lie ll . m., Ol la
?
Tlc i to the
..f Mr. \\\ .1. Mi.
whet nod until Wedneeda)
morning when ii was taken to Hie
Johns' family bm ind in
:i. tin- obi bon ?
weil. tor burial
.- ol' tho
Church, and
the following were the pall bes
Mayor \V. T. Blanton.
the torc. Bj, I) Lipscomb. J. N.
Meadow, electrician ll K. Mullock
and T. Ar Sims.
A large concourse of friends from
town and the country gathered at
and nature mingled its
Sith theirs. From the mollien
of the attack the de.,
known to bs seriously ill, and it ams
never thought prudent to ti
him to his home, but though iu a.
botne
COmfort, nor skill, nor loving
Pneumonia dere'oped bm
soon under control, when heart com
.11 eaine and thai
I
man has fallen out of the rank
the living. Farinvi'le loses BO
clent and faithful guardian i
.? immunity a good
family a loyal, loving
1, a loud and ii:
father.
His popularity with his larg.
ound
ing good cheer and
Ile . idly to tnouit: and
him, au aged mother,
<mJ bj t in- open gi i
d and nine children i. I
a widow and
child rt
I
lendei ?
honored and loved bim. go
nut in
...hat th"
?' lied and n
ide uni il '
ll. glad with a
trembling upon his lip
-nih a pia :ld come only
from a repenting and tn.
Let them hope theil
their loved ole I BOUT II t
wi'ii prayer."
Pi om the moment of the attack 1
OUg man was impressed with t
th-- fact that it meant death, and as ,
strength failed he was heard to
'On this spot, though not under i
lie same roof, my prsdsceseor, Bm- i
net Ligon, died suddenly, and I i
loon to follow him." and then ad- ?
led, "he had ordered a new uniform t
vhich he never wore, and 1 too bars (
trdered one which will be worn by \
nother."
I
I'.ace to bis sshes. i
in the recent pul ars have buried r
h- old man. who had been living (
n borrowed time, the young child <
rhOSe feet had touched "he flo
f only a few summers, and n
han one brother-man at the noon
full vigor and high hones,
What's 'I also
sady for in such an hour as ye v
link not the Sou ot Man cometh." |?
fl ready, ready for th. judg- ol
lent day? ft
-
Meath of u Bright Hoy. [
Robert, the elder son of l>r. and 7
rs. Robert Hamlet, died at the ;i)
>:ne cf his parents on Virginia
reel on last Friday the IfjM, in
ie 7th year of his age after protrac
d and painful illness, and the
Serai was held at the home Sun- ha
ly afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. dr
. T. Oreen, of the Methodist, and fri
av. H. M. Fugate. of the Bap'
lurches, officiating. The follow- ,.;i
g WOTS the pall-bearers II C. mi
?ute. Harvey Miller, F M. Bugg. k?
R. Booker. an
All that love and skill could do br
is done to save the child to home jv
id friends, but the God who gave
ith taken, and even from breaking
arts and blinding tears, nothing
mains but to say. "Blessed be the
ime of the Lord." So long as the
lld was sick David suffered an J f
so
uld not be comforted, but Ul
ath came was cheered with the pa
ought that though the dead could1
t return to him, he could go to
in him in the Father's home. &
"It ls well with the child." S?
KsAstng Cbtekans IVsfh ui tneah*
t sr end I
An incubator is better for
1 ing chickens than a hen in almost
way. lt can usually hold inor
than a hen ran eOTST. Vim;
are sure that it will not loni
'
topping on then
an incubator cannot. lt hal
hut the) are h.. u here near ti?
ll you regulate it right at first,
it will regulate itself r
the i
to turn tl
?
Sp in I When
batch the] ? the light,
and tumble down in front,
1 the fall does
nt them at all
if the
incubator, they still have to I
little heat; for when thi
mother hen, they can go under her
whenever they want to. So they
have to he put into a brooder. In
one room in the brooder, i- a cur-;
tain tacked on to a round board, set
in the middle of the room. Th's
is called the hover, and the i
.-.. under lt when the] are sold
neath this ls a lamp to heat it li
you want to. you can let dowu a
little runway, so they eau go into
another room, calk d Hitch-'
; "ii." where they cnn iv
and run. A fee ? day are
good for them. The)
a brood* sd t"
an old hen. Son;.
do not. The
d in a bra more
than those with a lu fl
hm those in the brooder but
.. for ll Brooder
BS, mu bt
inin. While thi
bs iii
tile bl'
Which way would you i
s
?How cbiii- '..ubi
not ?
'Life is his promise on K
Mildred Watkins Dickie
Wot
Bittlilny I
on Wednesday afternoon from i
"'clock, at the rectory. Miss
Vlary Boogher entertained quit
urge number of her young friend-.
ii being her sixth birth
lay. Most eXCelldfit were the re
reshments, games and music. Bure
y little Mary's heart was over
lowing rhea she beheld tbe many :
lseful and beautiful gifts which
?ach little hand had brought Among |
present were: Misses Mary .
iarland. Virginia Wall, Elizabeth ,
3ugg, Mildred Vaden, Henrietta Fu
dary Rives Richardson. Sallie'v
Jay Gray, Jacquline Venable, Ha- ?
hue Jarman. Ruth Cox. Daphne f
li'liam, Virginia Anderson. Robert fl
Iarland, Branch Debney, Henley Fu- .
ate and others
-.
Annual Sermon. s
The annual sermon to '.he ft
Ills Lodge No. lit, I. <) 0, F , will
f? preached at the Fpijk-iipal Cherub j
i Sunday night at 8 o'clock fey the
ioogher. The
ice of every Odd Fellow is desired
lease meet In the lodge room at
Visiting brethren are cordi
1> invited.
tl
ii
P
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U
tn
ni
tt
ai
To iu> I'rioiwU. dj
ui'y heavy loss by lire I H^
ive received more Mian one hun SS.
ed letters from sympathizing l]i
iends at home end abroad, and|?l
t being able Just now to answer *r
cb one in person, I take this hi
?thod to express my graceful h ?r
lowledgmeut, and to answer one or
d all that tbe shadow has tn
ightened by their words of kr
interest and good cheer. Ka
Gratefully and cordially,
A. V. Wade.
Never can tell when you'll mash a ei
iger or suffer a cut, bruise burn o M
aid. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas m
:lectrlc Oil instantly relieves th ^
in_quickly cures the wound.
Don't forget to smoke the Prince
iward 6. Cigar?a delightful Ci- ' ?
ir made In Farmville. mch25tf. n*
E SUPPLANTS THE KNIFE.
Noa ?send ii aaVdlaUj For Oporatioa
at Johns Hi?pkiiL?.
Dr. E. Il Richardson, in charge
of Dr Howard Kelly'l Oyi.logi?
cal Depni ? lohnj Hopkins
Hospital, is using with much success
a new method
l noys.
This fl bo t bread
Iver wire drawn bruk and
forth through the affected >s
and, according
rib] feta
with mucli fun
Di i sur?
gery tbs ki and <<ften
produced henion Haiv ia
an uncont ridable extent The
od obi lei or ia
Btoad of cutting through the fl. a.
a ay through the vessels
: mg them. R. ?
;i valuable adjunct to surgery
in the treatment of specific cases
of kldne) dinette, it is mid to ht ?
valuable for exploring the kidneys.
Dr. Richardson told an Evening
Sun reporter this morning that Le
le lieved this method would undoubt?
edly supplant the use of the knife
He said, however,
that there is a very definite group
eire cannot be
successfully used. WherCTOf absces?
ses, fibrous tissues or other pathoro
logical conditions in the kidney ren?
der it ttSCCSSar] to exert stroug
nj on the wire in order to bi?
sect tbs organ, he said, many v
would bo lacerated and ConseQnentlp
" the kidney to a greeter ex?
tent than if a knife wart eiuni
method ST)
re.I by Mr. Max llrodel. an artist,
who ii. drawings]
Of the human organs, and has
by Dr. b ? "r
ebo did .
work with much BUecesS The nw
| a blunt
?
ion through the kidn
Dr. i, 'be
take up thia method of sur
odel, and said bs I i
with excellent ri .1 number
?niug Sun.
Another sob of Farmville worthiay
winning and modestly wearing high
A Beautiful Tribute to I.
Ornss ks the forgiveness of nature
?the ? benedlettoB Fields
trampled wit li battle, saturated wit*
blood, grow green again with grass
ind carnage is forgotten Streets
abandoned by traffic become grase
<rown like rural lanes, and oblite
i'.ted PVflSSaS teeny, harvests BMt
?ish, flowers vanish, but grass is iat
nortal. Beleaguered by the sevee
losts of Wintre. it withdraws lola
he impregnable fortress of its aob
erranean vitality and emerges us?
ia the first solicitation of sprint;.
tow* by the winds, hy tilt: wanojeT
ng birds, propagated by the subtle
lortlcutturs of the elements whista
ministers and servants, H
oftens the nude outline of tbs
rorld. Its tenaclm: fibres hold'tts
arth in Its place and prevent Hm
oluble components from washing
ito the wasting sea It invades
?litudes of deserts, clfsubs the
able slopes and forbidding
lunacies of mountains, modifies!
I mates and determines the history,
raracter and destiny of nations,
nobtruaive and patient, it has im
ortal vigor and aggression. Ba?
shed from the thoroughfare and
ie field, it bides its tatt* to retura.
id when vigilance is relaxed or tbe
rnasty has perished, it silently re?
lines the throne from which it has
?en expelled, but which lt never ab
cates. It bears no blazonry of
oom to charm the senses with fra
ance or splendor, but its homely
ie ie more enchanting than the Illy
the rose.lt yields on fruit in earth
air, and yet, should its harvest
il for a single year, famine would
populate the world-John J. Is
11s.
Constipation causes headache, nan
a, dizziness, languor, heart palpl
tlon. Drastic physics gripe, sick
i, weaken the bowels and don't
ire.. Doan's Regulets act gently
id'vure constipation. 25 cents
;k your druggists.
What the corn heard with its ears
id the potato saw with its eyes,
.li ever know.