The Farmville herald. [volume], July 01, 1910, Page THREE, Image 3

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Cumberland
Planing Mills
fj.WID STUART Prop.
When in need of
Kiln Dried
?eiling, Dressed Boards,
ling, Mouldings, etc.,
DAVID STUART,
Cumberland, Va.
m, a.. G. CROSS is with ree and will
' Qflyou._
rOWN DIRECTORY
?.. Harrow..
vail.J. R.Martin. W T.
Martin. Dr.W. J. Gills. E
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A'.. E. darrow. W. C.
gan. W. T. Doyn. \s C
?e. W. M. Duval. Walker
?finerr-W C. Fallwell. E. L. Eranihert. W.
H. E. Barrow. W. C.
tt.Dr.W. J.G
?Jj^-E. !. KiamhCTt. Pr. W. J. Gilla. J. R.
* R. Martin. E. L, Erambert.
Tt H. E. Barrow. W. C. Fall
land.
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k, ... P H C. Rice.
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I'. Lipscomb and J. W.
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ter-1'. A. Ti
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Hon. George J. Hnnd
^ and Circuit CourU?Hor
i ounty and Circuit Court* -
I.. Dupuy.
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Karmville'lv. 8.00 4.30
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? inly an information, time
: ? unnections not guar
aaal
F. B. Grigg. G. P. A,
N&WMI?stem
Schedule in Effect
, imo.
LEAVE FARMVILLE DAILY.
NORTH AND EAST.
No. 6. No. 4 No. 8
?*?.?. UUi a. aa. 3:12p.m.
rH AND WEST.
Mo.7 No. 6. No. 3.
?.<* a. m. 5:49 p. m. 12:47 p. m.
Roanoke. Bristol. Bluefield,
oati. Sleepers to Bristol
^ .'<Car.
i x and local stations.
Car to Roanoke. Pullman
?I burg to Cincinnati, Roanoke
R hnoke to Bristol Cafe
Ailliamson.
I urg, Koanoke and intermed
' urg and intermediate sta
ts at Petersburg for Rich
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il Richinonil. Norfolk
! ..... ?,, Norfolk, and Richmond
Norfolk, Richmond and
it iona. Pullman Parlor
'; mond and local sta
5> -? of taking a trip YOU want
??'. fatwa, reliable and correct
fc.. routes, train schedule., the
r .. v.,,,. Write and
I, . for the asking, with one
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M. F. BRAGG,
Trav. Pasa. Agt.
:. "' Roanoke. Va.
Karmville.
,0l"l^ RN RAILWAY
th, MO.
?i are publi.-hed
.arantev.1.
1 - all points
i . ? . -. .
Iiurha
raf. Mgr
Glass Fruit Jars and Rubbers
ALSO
EXTRA TOPS
Stone Jars From 1 to 8 Gallons.
STOKES & DAVIDSON.
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Have You A Telephone ?
Are you deriving all the benefits from it that you should
great many people do their
DRUG STORE
shopping over our phones. Our delivery service at your
mand from 6:30 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Wa cater to family trade and solicit your drug account.
Two registered druggists in charge.
FREEAR & GARLAND, Druggists.
So Convenient and Satisfactory
Wc have numbers of customers, in the count: .is in
town, who have found convenience and satisfaction in telephoning'
their orders to us. They've told us so.
We have an exceptionally complete stock for you to
from. Suppose YOI' phone us .t trial order and see hon
plan suits you, see how promptly it is delivered to you anil
atrip "downtown" or "to town" these bot
from us hy 'phone are exchangable or returnable where until
ANDERSON DRUG COMPANY
Both Phoni
FARMVILLE, VA.
USED UNIVERSALLY
COKTRIGHTsHINGLES
WHEN Cortright Metal Shineles were fret introduced (24 years
apo) you had '?onie excuse foi hoing sceptical:
15m m
If yon are sceptical it ran only he because you d m thc
fact' in the case.
They are used today from the Atlantic t? tbe Pacific for all kinds
of buildings, nader all conditions.
They arc fireproof, stormproof: never leak and la-^t as long as thc
building itself without needing repairs.
For further detailed information apply to
LOCAL DEALEM or
CORTRIGHT METAL ROOFING CO..
'HlLADrXl'HlA. TA
In Bad Fix
"I had a mishap at the age of 41. which left me in bacn
fix," writes Mrs. Georgia Usher, of Conyers, Ga. I
"I was unconscious for three days, and after that I
would have fainting spells, dizziness, nervousness, sick
headache, heart palpitation and many strange feelings.
"I suffered greatly with ailments due to the change of
life and had 3 doctors, but they did no good, so I concluded
to try Cardui.
"Since taking Cardui, I am so much better and can do
all my housework."
mCARDUI
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The Woman's Tonic
Do not allow yourself to get into a bad fix. You might
get in so bad you would find it hard to get out.
Better take Cardui while there is time, while you are
still in moderately good health, just to conserve your strength
and keep you in tip top condition.
In this way your troubles, whatever they are, will grad?
ually grow smaller instead of larger?you will be on the
up-grade instead of tlie down?and by and bye you will
arrive at the north pole of perfect health.
Get a bottle at your druggists' today.
I. W. Harper
Whiskey
Ripe, Mellow
Delicious
at
FARMVILLE DISPENSARY
SPECIALIST
M. W BAXTER
-OPTOMETRIST?
FOURTEEH YEARS PRaCtlCal EXPERIENCE
Headaches and Nervousness a Specialty.
Glasses properly fitted?Prices reasonable.
Latest instruments and methods.
Consultation FREE and Invited.
Permanently Located
FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA.
Offices: Vhite Drug Co.
OFFICE HOURS-io * m till 5 p m
Kt uta dav, thl-ksdat batu*
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Facts About the
FIRE
Of APRIL 17, '10
Sunday, April 17
Fire destroyed H. H. Hunt's Photo?
graphic Gallery and damaged the
Barber Shop of M. H. Mt Namee.
Monday, April 18
Companies notified of loss.
Tuesday .April 19
AdjllStl
Wednesday,
April 20th
Friday, April 22
Settle .ithout discount.
This i ry ma?
terially increased our t If our
your policy there is no
? r worry?we will protect your
Better Insure Today?There Will
Be Another Fire
E. R. BOOKER
General Insurance Agency
Phoar 147 FARMVILLE. VA.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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SOID BY LWLiOOISTS EVERYWHERf.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Head of Public School System in Virginia
Letters. Science. Law. Medicine. Engineering
LOAN FUNDS AVAILABLE
to needy and deserving students. 1-10.00
covers all costs to Virginia students in
the Academic Departments. Send for
catalogue.
HOWARD WINSTON. Registrar,
may 13 2m. University Postoffic, Va.
I*rlc?s of Ice After Ma* U
Ice will be sold for one cent * pound
delivered, \% cent a p>und or 40
cents per KM) pounds at plant.
WHOLESALES at plant for cash
.;<IU pound-s, $ Lon. ton $5.t>0. 100
pound ticket book 7.*><?.. 15c off If
cash is paid driver when book is
delivered. 500 pound books $3.25
cents off i! catii is paid
driver when book is delivered.
Above books good for any amount
over ten pounds in multiples of
five. SM pound booka $1.25 with
25 cents off if cash is ^aid driver
mama L?i"k is delivered. 1,000
pound book $4.50 with 50 centa
off if cash is paid on first of
month following date of sale.
Above hi I for 25 pounds
or any multiple thereof. Ton
books with 50 pound coupons $8
parable first of month following
date of sale. Buy a 250 pound
B for $1.00 cash and get 25
pounds of ice for ten cents. No
ice delivered on Sunday. Ice will
old at the plant until teri
o'clock Sunday morning. All Ice
books charged must be paid on
the first of the month following
date of sale, or t' ? of
Ice will be discontinued. Phone
41. If not answered cal] Xo.
14.
w. a m?mw
Are You Looking
for a Position?
We can offer you good
Paying Employment
that you will enjoy and
at home. Write to-day
Address
LThe Bntterlck Publishing Co. I
Butteriest Building, New York. N.Y. I
PORTER CHARLTON.
Who Confessed to Murder cf
His Wife In Italy.
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Charlton Confesses Murder.
Porter Charlton, the husband of Bira.
Mary Scott Castle Charlton, I
body was found stuffed in a tran
which was taken from I.ake I
Italy, recently, was arrested I
stepped from the steamship Prim < s
Irene in Hoboken, N. ' Within a ha.t
hour he had confessed to the ii.
of his a
Charlton at first denied his id.
but after boluc given the "third d'
gree" he ;? nat he was th'
husband of Mrs. Charlton and BM
signed statement to tba Jiobokfl
The ? text of Charl
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woman In
ni un
Jo had I. V ?
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vial a
in. I
would
? d lor a
started again.
"1 took a mallet whirh I bad
to do boom boneehoid !? I
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trunk from ' ,0 ;l
small
hoard 1 !>-miiin"d at Mai:
iad left tba folk
ni^ht and went to Como, and from
wu. r. I took the
met [rena three da
r was
an on' ; ing apartn
At thc suggestion of an attorney
whos. nred shortly al
tm ala arrival at the police station
Charlton added this nontncHnt to hia
statement
?l hav. been Inforaaed that C. K
Ispolatoff has beep implicated, and I
wish to state that this gentleman ls
absolutely guinness. I hav.
to make and don t wish to."
Charlton will probably be taken
bark to Ital) tor trial.
The body of Mrs. Mary Scott Caa
tie Charlton was found packed in a
trunk which was taken from Lake
Como tear the village of Moltrasio b)
fishermen on June 10. The woman
with her husband. Porter Charlton
had occupied a villa on the lake front.
leased h\ them some time before. At
the time the woman's body wa
covered Porter Charlton could not be
found.
Mitchell Lost $1000 Ring.
While engaged in a game of "bathing
suit i il Atlantic City. N. J.,
with President Samuel B. Gomp.
American Federation of Labor.
Frank Morrison, secretary of that pow
erl ul labor organization, and otb.
the bench, .John Mitchell, one of thc
tire council of the federation and
former head of the mine workers' un
ion. lost thc |1000 diamond ring pre
! to him by his admirers aft.
t|em? nt of the big Pennsylvania mim
sit ike Captain (tooran Berks, a vet
eran "lind the ring and t*
eejved a $H"i bill from the labo
who was overjoyed at r>
ring.
Mitchell arrived here with c,< ;;
Morrison and other labor lead,
on to attend the a
uncil ol' thc
build>r md metal worke:
portmenta ol tbe federation.
$15,000,000 In Fake Cure*.
annually poure
?
.....
? .
'hat for th:
sum
?
Calf Bern With Two Heada.
.inning set
I
HEINZ PAID
LAWYERS800,000
Stanciifield's Princely Fee For
Defending "Copper King."
KNOWN AS LAWYER'S LAWYER
One-Time Democratic Candidate For
Governor of New York Holds Record
as Recipient of Huge Fees.
lt WI that John H. Stanch
field, ol New York, has ? i
"i from Fritz Augus?
tus Hi aa ever re
: :n B c rimlnal ?
Mr Blanchfield was special counsel
foi Heinze when the Copper King"
pat on 'rial on chain's of over
certification and misapplication of the
funds ot the Mercantile National bank
Of that institution.
Fighting tiki ? majcii for Heinze's
?ai Mr staachflekj n i oreti it,
afHr a masterly suniujing up.
As ;. ? talaera, St
^ho is anon
lawyer." easily leads recipienta ot biij
legal feen, aneh an samuel rjnten
er. William Nelson CromweU and
Judge James H. Dill, who bit a lucra?
tive civil practlve five years ago to
become a judge in th?' court of errors
and appeals in New Je
Heinae said it cost bim $l.(H
to secure an acquittal, besides the
enormous amount lost in depreciation
of securities on account of his I
His case had been before thc courts
for more than two y< I
Mr. Stanchfleld, wi, from
EJmira, recent!'. I a fee of
more than Jim. nco in the aettli
?
for tb'
I
of thc sugar tm
in 1900 Mr. Btnnchneld wa
nor. Four
for work al Albany
ne was paid Henri) MOO,.
Ineuraacc int* re ita In foa
l<
cord for aa
c i.il corni < om
Willi ii Cromwell, ii
'
general i
that the sum ran areli toward a mil
about $700
iel L'ntermeyer, for ser
? ,1 in bringing about a m<
Conaolldated Mining
: !:.. I'tah C,i|i|i. I rom ?
? of it was in 0
-aid to hav
|1,..uno tor settling the affairs of
i ny.
SENATOR M'ENERY DIES
Louisiana's Representative In the Up?
per House Passes Away.
United Btntea Senator Samuel Doug?
las Ml lani J died at his home' in Nw*
Orleans of acute Indigestion.
Governor Sanders Will Succeed Him.
(Jovernoi Jared Y. Sanders will attC
the late Senator McEaery in the
senate, according to the party leaders
nntbered al Baton Rouge Tin
islature is in session, and Sanders'
ele-'tion la being arranged for. Lieu?
tenant Qorernoi Lambo mont will suc
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THUNDER RAISES BODY
i ?_?
Vibration Results In Recovery of
Drowned Boy.
The body ol Kobe it \
i years of age. who was drowned In
tbe Susquehanna river ai ilai
j Pa, on Saturday, has bean re< <
a mile below the point where he met
his death. Prank Bear polled him from
1 the water immediately alter a heavy
thunder storm.
I Coroner H Ri anya the
shock of the thunder is responsible
, for the body appearing on the au
I thus early.
To Start For North Pole.
The lp Mainz which will
Saturday for t
Islands, carrying Count /.e-| ;
prellminaiy North Polar expedition
has anchored alongaidV the Imperail
! yacht Hob' many.
where she
William. It is piai I dlrig
Ible balloon hon ? n and
Captain Lau will in\. ?? pos
sibilit:? loon flight
Cloudbursts In Kentucky.
at $1
found:
stand
Man Meets Strange Death.
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