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Raine* 4.50 7.46
t armville Iv. 4.30 7.30
A. M. A. M.
- .icparturea aind connections
F. B. Ona*. G. P. A.
NIWNortalkSaWesteni
Schedule in Effect
? EAVE FARMVILLE DAILY.
N"?KTH AND EAST.
No. 6. No. 4 No. 8
ra. 1* a. m. 3:12 p.m. *,SX p.m.
H AND WEST.
No. 5. No. 3.
tW p. m. 12:47 p- m.
i Koanoke. Bristol. Bluefield.
Cincinnati. Sleepers to Bristol
.-. Cafe Car.
um ami local stationl..
Car to Roanoke. Pullman
hhurg toCinciDoati. Roanoke
ta Bru-tol Cafe
Roanoke and i.itermed
and intermediate sta
i'etersburg for Rich
?*.*?. Richmond. Norfolk
-folk, and Richmond
-. Norfolk, Richmond and
-.tations. Pullman Parlor
. Uu-hmond and local sta
- Ot taking a trip YOU want
fare*, rehab'* and correct
? '<-. tram ?*...? hedu le*, the
. km* ?.<?. Write and
- for the asking, with one
'?lera.
m. r. -snits.
Trav. Paaa. Aft.
Roanoke. Va.
?ttrent, Karmville.
WTHERN RAILWAY
th, 1910.
? ? ti jr uren are published
' are not guaranteed.
ND Imam Burkeville.'
With pullman. For all points
Danville, Greensboro,
? intermediate stations.
? at IVanville with main lina
1 vnchburg and Washing*.
? Greensboro with trains
nd weat thereof.
Pot all points south am:
I'arlor car to Danville.
?- with pullman to Atlanta
k-'iim. Through coach
Purham and Raleigh
Va.
'?< > except Sunda*. Local
ville.
ND-Lea*e Burkeville.
daily. Na 18. 6-26 A. M. ea
**nr N<^;-::?.P-i?- d?ibr. Na. 14.
Kx" "J Al! for Richmond.
?**tW." v ^2**** u ??"> pullmans and day
jT N ' -? 17 and IK day coaches only.
M- YORK RIVER LINK
* I > P. M. Mondays. Wednea
*?? ? Baltimore, Philadelphia,
wl sansts North and East.
S. E. Bvscem. D. P. A.
?alu St.. Richmond. Va
>-Cary. S. H. lUrdwich
U. : P '*? ~ Paaa. lr?f. Mgr
"aahinrun,. D. C.
Economy is a Duty
not only
thal the In
*
din
$1 m.
The Peoples National Bank
FARMVILLE, VA.
GLASS JARS
Pints, Quarts, Half-Gallon's.
Also Stone Ware
-AT
STOKES & DAVIDSON'S.
Frail -naur -ii=n rililg:l|
. The 1?i:st Madk M
When asking for t Se. CIGAR ttin-g the
BUCK, QRANDORDER, ROYAL ROBE; LA YANA
When asking for a 10c. CIGAR
FLOR DE NETHERLAND.
El El
M HANDLED BY AU CLASS DEALE1 M
U?i **tm ?=li mg!
So Convenient and Satisfactory
We have muni* era, Ia the .. usstry -.>< well ea in
town, who have found convenience ind satisl.K tkji in te)eph<
their orders to ns. They've told -.is so.
W* hare an exceptionally complete stock for yon to
from. Suppose YOU 'phone us a trial order and tee bow this
plan suits you, see how promptly it is delivered to yon ami
atrip "downtown'' or "to town" these hot days. Pun*
from us hy 'phone are exchangabte or returnable where unused.
ANDERSON DRUG COMPANY
Both Phones 56. PARKVILLE,lVA~"
RIGHT OVER WOOD SHINGLES
CORTRIGHTJI?
OLES
caji be laid without fusa or bother right over the old wood thin*lea. changing the
top ot your building instantly from a fire catcher to A FIREPROOF ROOF that
will laat at Jong as the building itself and never need* repairs.
For further detailed information, prices, etc., apply to W
LOCAL DEALERS or
CORTRIGHT METAL ROOFING CO .
MILADKLI'lIIA. I'A.
Axfords"
a?.^a************?)
EVERYTHING IN
MEN'S, LADIES AND
CHILDREN'S OXFORDS
AT COST
FOR
CASH.
L J. Verser & Son.
Herald and World $1.60
HELP
if
Llewellyn Bros.
HARNESS
A Complete Line of Saddlery.
fifi
Best
for Style, ^ X
Fit and Comfrrt ?
REGAL SHOES
FOR WOMEN
The women of this town should tee
out new F all styles in Women's
Rep .1 Shoi?. If \ ii ordered an ex?
pensive pair of shoes from a fa
New \oik cusW rn
bootmaker, you could
not obtain a daintier
style or better fit. The
exact fit of Regal
quarter sizes insures
perfect comfort and
long service.
$350
$400
$500
W. J. Hillsman & Co.
A New
Regal
Model
<^f*ftemw*ef4fi
COUPON
n
This coupon entitles the
Contestant to
IO FREE VOTES'
?
The Herald Contest
X N >t g) > 1 after Sept. 23ni.
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Taraea Wark.
ai UaOUm at aa kteia.
r*aan U nm. C?, tasmyrttt, ? a.
T. I WON'T DINE
WITJUGiliie
Wcuidn't AUenc Banquet Unlsss
Senatoi Was Excluded.
CLUB WITHDRAWS INVIlATIOfi
li Hresioei.
Mi
lure i
La vt i
. thing, he
d
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? *? :.
? refused t?;
wini Lorh.
.u the lilli;.
has been in the limelight i
club dlnui r Mr. Roosevelt angrily de
? in tiiat i DU ld n't
very emphatic in bia
?
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?
loud for at
earth
I Mr.
- ot ao aueh ti.
."istoi! that Lorimer be in;
reit lia.:
publicly with him an.I there
then al
He could do that oi Lave the
(olonel out of lt.
Of a conference that was miRhty
brief, the Chicagoan! dadded tt
lg* to Senator Lorimer:
nd Roopc
i,e table with yea Om
invitation to you is therefore wita
drawa."
The colonel was satisfied when u-.
saw this message and took occasion
to reiterate his absolute refusal to
have anything to do with Senatoi I .or
inier.
Three Die In Fire on Battleship.
The North Dakota. UM ol tin* larg
i.l mos) powerful battleships of
the Halted Staten navy, had a fire
in her fuel oil system while In Hamp
ton Roads Va Three coal j
of the flreroom crew were kt!!
eight othei enlisted mei. wen li
The acrid' tn i
of the fuel oil appa
No 1, which is used to Bitp|
ihe coal supply Tl
the fire Ha 0 ascertained Kn
?fl,eera of the departmen'
however, believe there was a leakae*
In t! mi that the oil wa= i?
nlted bj sparks from the furnace. The
viet j ?' * Bl were removed
lo the hospital ship Solace, f
?o the reese! has
?
The dead are Joseph Schmidt, of
Forte; Robert Gilmore, coal pas
?. R. I, and Joseph
;' Grand Rapids, Mich,
to 'he oil fuel system
>* North Dakota ls tha first of tbe
?hat has n curred tn the nary
oil as an auxiliary fuel waa in
I. "lined a few years ago. Under the
I the navy the oil ls
t waducted through pipes to a settling
tank, which is located In the flreroom.
This 'ank ls for the purpose of allow
ie water to be separated from
?he oil. From the settling tank the
?ll ls forced through pumps and then
sprayed on the liva fire under tha
boiler. The oil fuel enables a battle
ship to get up steam faster than by
the usa of coal alone and- also affects
an economy In the coal consumption
Falls to Fly Acroaa Iriah Channel.
Robert Lorraine, the actor-aviator,
failed to cross tha Irish channel by
sixty yards. He left Holyhead. Eng.,
and traveled sixty miles, being out ot
sight of land for mora than forty
miles, and then, with victory apparent?
ly tn bis graap, fell into the aea. It
was not known In Dublin that he was
going to make the attempt. Yachts?
men In tba bay saw an aeroplane da
?candtng from a great height. It blt
tba water aoout alrty yards from the
shore neur IV Psil-ov light hon**
Lorraine ??>? 'hm when ha got ant
In tbe <d**r> ? \ ? e ?: i :
able baxa. He bad no e tiouMe wi b
Bia engine. After bo ta?J covered ona
? wires
l
?
?
Uoyd W.
I waa sup
'?
til who t. ?
.id.
?
of Mr. Bowe
of a violeut i.
"rk.
Meat Packers Indicted.
J ogden Anr
I d Morris
four in ti irust,
ad by a
- -
train) of tn. ol tho
i bills
?
a an
? ?
I
t tades His Batty Ko. Ply.
A Russian wuiuaii living i.*-ar Win
Blpvg, Man. ga^e i.i.ih tf. twtai
.litton to bis family that ne
promptly ?
. for a pig.
.<? t., tbe attention of
the author;' I
the father to can el the traUe, which
he had made ovei tbe bitter protests
of the mother.
It is probable thal ? fam?
ily will be deport..! it offi?
cials point wing a
la the divorce laws.
The woman will he deported because
of an unpardonable ad of her hus?
band, though public sentiment favors
letting bat remain and chipping away
tbe husband
Postmaster Dies In Jail. 4
Death ended I Oi William
T Brigg! KMttOMUrtat of Hartford. H.
J. in the county jail at Camden N J.
Brlggl wt. wa:- twenty mx vears
"ld ? *.) om week ago on a
? of helng $1800 short in bis ac
r Ile cont' rdlna to the
?:ties. and said ht bad speat tha
lr. fast living He was commit
Jail in default of HMM bai'.
Bgf was taken with deflrtai
: .fiir.lay ll.
*
Eight Persons Drown<r*1
K'ght i*' near
ss 'he .
ii 'lie South t.?on rivi follow
iB| ? (I'jwti^inr it rHM. aatimated at
tan lat
Eight Drown In Philippines.
Lieutenant Whitmore, of the eats*
?tabnlary: two corporals and five pri?
vates were drowned while crosdng th*
Rio Angno Grande In tbe Philippines.
Will Meet In Richmond Next Year.
The Atlantic Deeper Waterways as?
sociation accepted tlie Invitation of the
aouthern delegates to hold next year's
convention In Ri< bmood. Va.
GENERAL MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA ? FLOUR weak;
winter clerr. $4fc4 25; city mt.le fan?
cy. I6&8.4U.
RVK FI.OT'R ?teadv at |4*J4.10 per
band.
WHEAT ? . led, new?
$1.
CORN steam; No 2 vnlow, local*
66fao7c
oats qniet: No 2 white, ll
lower grade*, 3.c.
POULTRY. Live steafly: hens. 16?
16V4c ; old moates s, ll1,4012c Dress?
ed firm; choice fowls, Ile ; old roos?
ters, 13c
BUTTER firm; extia creamery, 13c.
EGOS steady; selected, 30 0 32o.;
nearby, 26c . webern, 26c
POTATOES quiet, at 50c?$1.5? pee
barrel, aa to quality
Live Stock Marketa.
PITT8BLRG U tuoi, Stock Yarda)?
CATTLE highei choice $7 2607.60;
i prime. $7 20
SHEEP tower, prime wethers, $4 25
1 ?-tri"; cull* ami com ump $.*&3; veal
tahe> $*' (gil lambs, tttft
li,e iiii.is, I
n. | -Ti adi Vcrle
; $' ? t* tin*. 991* o $$>'
a $> f."*?.

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