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abLD. FARMV1LLB. VA.
FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1910.
KAJT (X?N<iHEfiS.
On Saturday evening last, at
11:30. the curtain was lowered, the
gavels sounded and the 61st Con-,
gress of the United St.
into histor)
The closing hours were crowded
with business of importance. much
of which should have been attended
to in the earlier days of the body.
Tbe President with his cabinet was
on band to sign the bi'ls as pal
ed, and the galleries were crowded
to their capacity for holding. "Un?
cle Joe" reviewed tbe work of the
hotly and pronounced it "well
done," threw bouquets generously.
but had no one tossed at him in
return, tbe usua' resolution ot eonV
tom the minority not being
forthcoming.
Saunder^ was placed on a com?
mittee of investigation to mani
lort to th< ion. which is
equivalent to notice to tlie "Parson"
tnat he must still wait and live on
hope with the usual allowance
thrown in.
The space at our command forbids
a cursory review of the work
of the body, but must ac pei milted
to say that having again shamefully
.ted the public roads of the
country, while spending peoples
money rcchjeealy, tue sm of oinis
aion is such that there should ba no
forgiveness on the part of the voters.
This one neglect should be BOfficienl
td itself to shut the door of return
to each and every member.
* To say that this is not tbe?
ing need of the people is to talk
nonsense lint since tile Cannon
was spiked we must unite with tbe
unhorsed 'Czar" in saying, "well
\ow for the honeyed worda
(or thc ad with the
bope ot sugar in the gould'
A (HIP OF THU <>l.l> BLOCK.
Teddy, Jr., on bis wedding tour,
took in Chicago and
..tel under an anenmed name-.
And why"
Mc must have known that hi
ladanvwere weil known by feat
ture to every newspaper man in tin
'hat the dodge could not
:u!iy worked. The only
explanation is found in the fact
that "like produces like," and like
the father must be atrennona and
sensational.
Explain! itry limply
brought him more prominently be?
fore the reading public.
The big. burly bruisers will meet
on Monday at Keno where family
matter^ arc adjusted, and that Mon?
day will only be "blue" to the peo
IO low money on the fight
Neither the white man nor the blnel
man will be much hurt and both ol
them will emerge (rom the fight
(?) with pockets bulging with mon
ey. Barnum was right, this countn
Is crowded with folks who I.
be hu rn hu I.-.
When we listcMied to Major Hemp
bill telling the Hanipden-Sidtiey boy
of the ide>al newspaper it never oe
curred to us that thi
would ever again give an account o
a prize tight, and >? re
? nd all roughs and toughs
have been employed and no doub
od PfU to report the bout 0
the bruisers to take place on Mon
day. The greatest of preachers, Pan
of Tarsus, however, warned are
hers to take heed hst at te
preaching the Gospel they might'li
castaways.
We lift our hat to Mrs. Theodor
Roosevelt, Sr. During the* "strer
nous" rounds and trying ordeals sh
has borne herself with matron!
modesty and the reserve of a tru
woman. The faithful represent;
tive of the true American woman.
If Governor Hughes is going o
the bench it ia time he was quittin
the political game. The nation
sick of 5 to 4 decisions on the mal
:' grave rubi ic concern.
lined b
LODGE'S MAKE's MM
After five months of na?
tion Lodge finds that ti
are caused by the farmers. He
aa them with rushing up the,
price of eggs ion per cent., of ba?
con Tu percent , of ham one-third, of
flour half as much again. .Mr. Ald?
rich, Mr. Lodge, and their manufac?
turer friends, who have done alli
they could to aid the consumers by
raisinp the tariff and enabling him
to pay more for everything he- buys,
are indignant at the way the farmer
has acted
To read the Lodge report you,
would judge that the farmer ia roll?
ing in wealth. He must have been'
piling up his ill-gotten gains like
hay-mounds in the fields."
And for this five-months' investi?
gation (?) the people were made to
pay $65,000! A farce of the first
water, a travesty intensified, a joke
colossal' Stone tbe farmers and let
the frenzied financiers have (M
The people asked for bread and re?
ceived a stone
Why not gather the rock* trom
the mountain sides and the valleys
and pelt the pilferers from place
and power?
Mi Roosevelt will visit Cr.
Taft at Beverly, and this we wen
surprised to read. But ti
hasn't tak.n place yet. 1
velt. Garfield and Pinchot,,
have met and Mr. Taft wasn't asked
to join them. We are porsoaded
that the. storm clouds are gathering
and that I I] meeting will
not scatter them.
THE RAIL ROAD BILL.
Mr Taft is said to be- delighted
with the yew rail road bill, which
was passed in the closing hours of
Congress This is said t<> be its ebie;
feati
"The chief effect of the tull is to
.'hen and make more efficient
the- machinery employed in the Fed?
eral regulations of rates The
commission no longer needs to wait
for the filing of a Shipper's '"Hi
plaint betoi.. taking action. Of its
own motion it may review and sus?
pend any and all rates when increas
? made-. The burden of the
proof that the new rates jue fair
and reasonable is imposed on the
railroads. And pending any appeal
to the nen Conn ot Comm. ?
the United States Supreme Court
all shippers must he tully prol
THU NEW PRINCE Ol %V Xl EB.
Yoong Princ-e Edward Albert
christian Patrick
David, heir-apparent to the throne
front Britain, wa ira old
da>. and his royal father made
him Prince Of Wales in honor ol the
day no doubt with all the traditional
"ensigns of honor, the girding on ol
I a sword, the- delivering of a cap and
placing it on bis head, with a ring
' on his finger and a golden statt in
his hand, according to ancient ena
? tom." Voung Edward got his aword
..and golden staff-and tin- tin.s
trice: frrrimes of the Welsh coronet
rather more quickly than his father.
The latter, though Queen Victoria
died January 22, Iddl, and King
Kdward mounted the throne at OMS
did not be come Prince of Wabs un
. til November Hth. Th^at was a wait
of nine and one-half months. Yoting
Kdward had to wait but 4:1 days.
The title of Prince or Wales doet
.not belong to the heir to the throne
. by right He becomes Duke of Corn
. wail the moment bis father bocomei
king, but the latter is under no eddi
. gation, save hy ancient custom, te
make him Prince of Wales. The titi*
dates from the year l.st. when ii
was conferred upon tl... young pidna
who afterwards became Kdward ll
This Edward was born at Camuvoi
ls in Wale-s and was lin
of Kdward I.
it seems an easy process by whk-i
kings are made, but the question 0
? concern to the people is whs
of the king after lie has bten made
FALSE XLXKM.
1 Mr. Roosevelt is reporte-d to hav
n expressed himself as tired of n
r much publicity. If it were anyon
'han Mr. Roosevelt we shouli
, ??' the report as reasonable an
probable. But the expression doesn
i"incidewith Mr. Roosevelt's cor
duct in consistently and pei
e ly doing something to keep him
,. self in the public eye and as th
central figure of a world-wide put
lidty. Mr. Roosevelt is not tire
v of publicity, or he would pm
e course best calculated to give hii
I. relief?Petersburg Index-Appeal.
That's false alarm Mr. Roost
velt feeds and fattens on publicity
and without it would shrivel an
n die. When the street loafer tire
8 of loafing, the "best girl" of crear
'S soda, the "int-rest.-" of pi
I- upwards and Cannon of pow.-;
then may the
litor of
t
drinks three juleps and then saws
off abruptly. Of course we are re?
ferring to juleps made of Virginia
mint. lt may be that tlie deacn
made his experiment in South Caro-j
lina with a concoction ol dispensary.
licker and palmetto and penny'rile
That, of course, is a different pro?
position_Petersburg Index-Appeal.!
The good "Deacon" only meant;
to say that he only drank three mint!
juleps between the hour of reaching
home from church and the dinner
hour.
HKKALDIM.s
Mr. Taft is pleased and the rest
of us must be.
Labor should spurn to ask for or
??' ial legislation in its fa?
vor.
Beverly Bay and Oyster Bay are
now the rival capitols of the Na?
tion
California lost the fight but re?
tained its fair name.
The Postal Bank may he alright.
but we were laboring under the ini
?n that we had already banks
enough and the great need was for
money to deposit ni the banks
(edd storage is coming in for full
shale of the .blame for high <.
living. Why not freeze them out'
A reckless majority in Co
may send Mr. Saunders hack home,
but the vet. ra will -end him bark
to Washington
With the- girls all gone to BnrOpC
'nug Index Appeal looks
lonesome.
Millions for irrigation, but not on
cent for pttbltc highway improve?
ment. The fools are not all
and some of them serve i?i the
"dear people "
Henry was in bad com?
pany, ? Cimes-Dispatch. but
bc- did feast on fine things.
Garfield spent the night in the
Roonevell home. Ballinger in dan?
gar.
"O, that mine enemy would write
a book." WCll. the- "bunter,"
my of all wild beasts, is busy about
it
Mr. Taft's boy driving an auto
ran over an .Ame; |< , and
de-atii may ensue.
Reno is the stetm center of the
world just now. There are BOOTC
fools gathered there than on any
like space beneath 11
Attorney General Williams would
do away with thc- school examin
\ ern, and in this he is right. The
tax payers have no money to wasts
on aupecmumera
.1 c. Mot been mi
A H. He has long ina --
? f the- art of money making.
Baltimore bni reddced the Dumber
of its . . hut th.- license
tax has been I to that the
revenue amounts to the colossal sum
of $l,6<f.O04 ''-I
Holme paid hia lawyer 6800,006
to keep him ont of jail.
The Zeppelin air ship wa< wreck?
ed, but no p;i as injured.
? i the ra iii i
"The tariff ba .mud not
guilty by a jury ot its special plead?
ers." "A fellow feeling mttkl
wondrous kind "
AIRSHIP LANDS
' BURDEN IN TREES
First Passenger Gratt Falls
Without injuring Occupants.
> The airship Deutsc hland landed ii
? the tirane hes of a clump of tre i
y Iburg, Germany, in the TeutobUrget
, fore Bl Kers or cree
was injured. The airship was |
damaged
The Deutachlaad left Ihisseldorf fo'
an excursion Intended by Conn' Bop
pelin to demonstrate that it could Ix
i navigated under unfavorable weathei
f conditions.
t A stiff breeze was blowing when the
? craft left her moorings. She sai!<
over the towns of Kiberfield and Solin
gen, lift, cn miles from Dusseldorf. am
then apparently was driven by th.
wind In Cns direction.
n This place jp seventy miles nortl
D of Dusseldorf, and the airship i
l) here flying with the wind. When ovi
d the cit> tli. pilot attempted to brim
t his craft about and after some ma
- Delivering b< SdCd for Munster.
This course was held for som.
but eventually the Deutachland wa
forced back on her track until aha sra
i
(j again above the town.
o To ohse-rvers lt appeared that tw?
it of the airship's motors were disable
and that oniy one was workit .
'- erly.
After Jockeying in the air wlthou
d Power or stability to land safely, ei
m forts Wi ip and. apparent!
_ beyond -or's contr
tschlnnd settled toward th)
finally landing in a dump of tl
Dickinson Going Around World.
?
If the feed gets short before the
pasture is ready, it is better to buy
more.
There ia no economy in cutting
down the- teed at freshening per?
iod.
Sow a good acreage of oats and
peas. All that is not eaten green
can be harvested as oats-pea hay.
Go alow the first days of plow?
ing; it will make a gain in the
end.
During the firet days of plowing
the collars should be raised often
to cool the shoulders.
In some cases it may be neces?
sary to dissolve some Kpsom salts
in the food for hogs.
When you hurry about milking
the cow feels uncomfortable and
ami up on you a little. That!
hurts the cow and hurts you as well.'
A sour manger ia the abomina?
tion ?>f a really good horse. The]
man who forces a horse to eat out
of such a vile place ls sure to be
the loser, and will sometimes loSS
Ihe horse with intestinal disorders,
including colic.
TWICE-TOLDJTESTIMONY.
FniansRIe Peoadc are Doing ail Ihasy
< ui lor I ataOCI Snffere;!'..
Farmville testimony has been pub?
lished to prov.- the merit of Doan's
Kidney Pilli io others in Karmville
who suffer from had backs and kid?
ney iljs I -iffer doubt that
the cur.s made by Doan's Kidney
Pills are thorough and lasting. we
prodoi i med proof
meiits from Farmville people
ing that the eui
ago a>.. permanent. Here's a Farm?
ville . I
E. L. Kia ni bert, Farmville, Va.,
I i.an s Kidney Pills
for backache sonic- time ago and the
proved satisfai tot y in evet > i
Bomber of my friends bnvs procur-,
ed this remedy at Fie. hi a.- (Mai?
lling Store and have receiv-;
from its use. I
gave a public statement recommend?
ing Doan's Kidney Fills in 1 SOS,
and at this tim" am glad to -
waly mid regarding
them "
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
lilburn Co.. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Unit?
ed States.
Remember the name_Doan's
and take no other.
The First National Rank.
FarWu.i.f.. Va.. June27. 1910.
Thc i ? declare*! the usual ?etni
annua! ?: hree per cent (freeoftax)
payable- July 1
will he maded.
V. VAIDF.N. Caahier.
THE CANTON PURE RYE
is one of the finest straight whis?
kies made in Maryland. It is old,
mellow and full proof. We also '
recommend the Hopkins Choice,
the German Club and the Paca;
these are blends of fine old
straight whiskies.
Sold at the Farmville Dispensary
and all first-class hotels and family
liquor Stce,
ULIMAN. BOYKIN ft CO..
BALTIMORE
AT THE
STORE OF QUALITY
Special Sale on
all Ladies Wear
You will find in this department all
trrades marked in plain figures one
price to all, actually 25 per cent lower
than manufacturers cost. We have
the kind of bargains that will make it
positively worth whlie for every wo?
man economically inclined to visit our
stun- and examine our skirts in Voils,
Panamas and Serges. Shirt SH
the newest effe< ? in Oxfords
and high top in all all styles and leath?
ers. Underwear that can be only
gotten in the larger cities, such as
Princess slips, made of the finest ma?
terial. Combination suits made of
the best che- ked muslin, underskirts
in black Taffeta, Silk and Heather?
bloom. Beautiful long Kimonas and
Tea Jack
Our Millinery Department.
100 sample Sailors purchased of one
of the largest milliners concerns of
Baltimore, worth fJom $1.00 to tl.50.
Must be cleaned out at 50c choice.
The latest in Trimmed Hats at a great
loss, reduced to one-half value.
Other things too numerous to
mention.
The Store of Quality.
Simon Laskey.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF DESIRABLE HOM*
in *m&. 'i Rail
way. ir I .11 par
?n fron'
When In Town
CALL AT
Llewellyn Bros.
214 MAIN STREET,
and see their large stock of
HOME MADE
HAND MADE
HARNESS.
We make our harness ourselves out
of carefully picked stock, therefore
can guarantee their
LASTING QUALITIES.
If we haven t just what you want
we will make it while you wait.
Equipped to do all kinds of repairing
neatly and promptly.
IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE OF THK CIRCUIT
1 Coort of the County of Prince Edward on the
2*fth day of June, 1910.
Branrh Hudson Plaintiff.
against
Mattie Stokes* Hudson I >efendant
The object of this suit is< to obtain a divorce
a vinculo matrlmonii by the plaintiff, Branch
Hudson, from the defendant. Hattie Stokes Hud?
son.
And an affidavit having been made and tiled
that the defendant Hattie Stokes Hudson is not a
resident of the State of Virginia, it is ordered that
she do appear here within fifteen days after due
publication hereof, and do what may be necessary
to protect her interest in thia suit.
A copy?Teate:
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk.
Watkins t Brock, p. q. july 1?4t.
A Bold and Liberal
OFFER.
Pickett Water
Is sold under a posi?
tive guarantee to im?
prove your condition
when everything else
fails.
$10O
will be paid for any
case of stomach or
kidney trouble Pickett
water iails to relieve
$100
will be paid any per?
son who can drink
Pickett water accord?
ing to my instructions
without being benefit
ted. I will deposit an
amount equivalent to
your R. R. fare and
hotel bill for 60 days,
same to be iorieited il
Pickett water don't do
that which it is guar?
anteed to do. Come
to Farmville and try a
course of Pickett wa?
ter.
CHAS. B. PICKETT.
WATKINS & BROCK,
-ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
FARMVILLE. VA.
-Pr-inirr in Courts of Prince Edward. Cumba*
and. Buckingham. Nottoway and Amelia, an
Unitod States Court at Richmond.
Especial attention paid to cases in bankrupt?
\\T C FRANKLIN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
PAMPUN CITY. VA.
Practicea in Appomattox. Prince Edward an
Charlotte enuntiea. Supreme Court of Virgini
and U. S. Courta
G#s.w.Nr?
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Green Baj, Prince Edward Coogly, Tl.
PaT Cot'KTs:? State and Federa
J. Taylor THosirso
Crewe. Va. Karmville. Va.
Lee & Thompsor
Attorneys at Law
way and a
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Fruit
Jars
Fruit Cans
Rubbers
Preserving
Kettles
-AT
Paulett & Bugg'j.
Fruit Cans
WAX STRINGS
Fruit Jar Tops
AND
RUBBERS.
We are ready to supply
you.
Chas. Bugg & Son.
BORROW
MONEY
mot owning thth amt
lifting a mortvr.:;
?
THREE I I
.vith nearly eight
thc lout N" ?
money neil
lei call.
Writ.- ii- hew HMD '
and entire- plan will he
MM. Ar.v amount anywhere in
the Sta
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A New Preparation
WINDOWPANE
Makes stainedfulass windows out of
PLAINJ GLASS
It shades or blinds, breaks the view
ADMITS MORE LIGHT
enriches appeal
As-k for inforn
Cheap and Durable.
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