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2 to 8.
Bleached eambric. &c.

Bleached cambric, 6Ec.
Full yard-wide Bleached Cambria;
soft finish and which usually sells for
Ice for 7-Se.
BlCached sheets, 29c.
Ready-made Bleaehed sheets: of hne
soft finish muslin and 54xe0 inches in
size; all hand-torn and ironed and
henmed; instead Of 39e tomorrow this
hour at 29c.
Bleached pillow eases, 55c.
Another lot Of those celebrated ready
made Pillow Cases; all hemmed: hand
troned and hand-torn; good size 10 20
for 5 7-sc-
Window screens, 29c.
Extra size walnut finish Window
Screens; 80 inches high and will 1t any
window instead OF 39c for &c
Mosquito netting, 55c.
The best quality IA Mosquito Net
ting IN all colors to go .or 5 1-2e yard.
49c belts, 25c.
Lot Of Ladies' Beaded Belts, patent
leather belts and pulley belts, which
are worth Ssc for &c this hour.
500 pieces insertiDgs, Zoe.
500 pieces OF Swiss and Cambric In
sertings: all perfect and in handsOmest
patterns. for 10c yard
Nazareth" waists, 124c.
ChiIdren's Nazareth" Waists in all
sizes for u 1-2c-
Corset covers. &c.
Lot Of Ladies' good Muslin Corset
Covers; all made with feIled seams.
for &c which sell at y 1-2c usually.
Child's sun hats. 49c.
Little Girls sun Hats Of shirred null
IN fancy straw; trimmed with pretty
flowers in children's department; iz-
stead Of 81 for 49c-
Trimmed hats. S3.9S.
We shall place on sale this hour a
tabieful Of Ladies' Trimmed Hats which
formerly sold up 70 S7SS embracing
the handsOmest creations possible 20
produce
Silk waists. 1898.
Fer this hour we shall sell Ladies
handsome COlOCed Taffeta Silk Waists
the newest spring garments and the
best-made waists possible to buy which
sold up TO s. for sass.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
England short of Ammunition.

The Government has ccmmandeered all the am
munition in England TO such an extent that th6re
Is not single cartridge in the POSSESSION of any
OF the volunteer regiments in London All the
reserve ammunition usually stored in the mags-
zines at all volunteer headquarters has been called
in to supply troops in South Africa
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II to u.
CONTINUED.

CSC. to S1.9S untr. hats, 39c.
Immense lot OF misses and chill
dren's untrimmed hats in all colors in
chip, fine Milan and fancy straw. which
. formerly sold for CSC to 81 9e, to go for
39c this hour tomorrow
9Sc. wrappers, 49c.
Lot of ladies' light and dark colored
pereale wrappers; also lot OF light and
dark colored lawns and batiste wrap
pers; all perfectly fast eolors and all
the very best made wrappers q. be had
which you cannot duplicate elsewhere
for less than SSe. to go for 4sc tomOr-
row, this hour
soc. cOrsets, Bic.
Lot OF long and short corsets OF
dimity or cOutil with short hip and
bias gore; instead OF soc for &c.
Ladies' vests, &c.
Lot Of ladies' fine MaSo cotton rib
bed vests with finished necks and arm
holes. the usual u 1-2c kind for this
hour &c
TOrchOn laces, 45c- yard.
Lot Of Torchon laces and insertings;
from 2 tc inches wide in most exelu-
sive designs for this hour, I-2e yard
19c. muslin, 124.
S-quarter unbleaehed sheeting mus
lin; the heavy quality and fine thread
which sells at 1se usually for u I-2c
this hour.
45c. Imperial serge, 29c.
All wool black Imperial serge, so
very elegant for skirts and dresses
and which sells for 45e yard for this
hour for 29c.
Mems soc. jean drawers, 23c.
Mems Peperin Jean drawers. with
elastic ends, which sell foT 5Oc every
where, TO go for &c this hour
The evening times., 1900-05-31
Arrivals From Colon.

QUARANTINE, s. l., May 31.-Among
the passengers who arrived today on the
steamer Alamo. from Colon, were Chester
Donaldson and family. United States Com
sui at Managua. Nicaragua j. c. James
who brings a diminutive tiger for Tam
many, and George W. Waters. Chilean
Commissioner OF Engineering.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
TRIP OF THE KEARsARGE.
The New BattIeshlp Passes in m
sandy Hook

SANIY HOOK. N j., May 31.-The
new United States battleship Kearsarge.
which was put in commission only a snort
time ago and left Norfolk, Va, yesterday.
passed in Sandy Hook at lis O'Clock This
morning. Her spotless white paint gave
her fiue appearance. The Large guns in
her turrets pointed fore and aft, while the
rapid-fring six-inch guns in her broad
side and number of smaller guns were
adj run out Most of the crew were on
deck
The transport Mcpherson, from the West
Indies, also passed the Hook at the same
time
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The Family Accounted For.

Johns gone to prseticin' law; Bilrs out ex-
hortin', Dicks teachin school Toms in the dry
goods line, and Rufe's runnin' Ter the Lecis-
latur' .
And the OF man-vhst's he a-doia' orr
"Oh, he's a-supportin' Of John, an Bill. an
Dick, an Tom, an Rufe"
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Worth Keeping.

(From the New York Weekly)
LADY, want you 10 take tins dog back He Is
handsome, ADMIT. but he cant be taught any.
thing AZ all and l. Of earthly use
Dealer tslOwly)-N-e-s, mum. know. mum: but
Just think wot 4 fine rug he'll make when he's
dead
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3 to 4.

All-linen skirts, S129.
This hour we shall sell ladies' all
linen skirts. made with fare bottoms,
fun width and handsome-itting skirts.
which are worth $3.50, for s129.
BOYS crash suits. SI.19.
Lot Of boys erssh and linen suits in
sizes 10 Is years. all double breasted
style; worth s.; this hour Sis
soc wash pants, 29c.
Lot Of boys white duck and pique
knee pants. the very best quality. in
sizes 3 TO Is, which sell az soc, for 2s0
Ladies drawers. DC.
Lot OF ladies' drawers, with umbrella
fOunce. well made, with yoke bands,
for 23c-
Child'S underwaists. 15c.
ChiId's heavy twiIled underwaists.
sizes 3 to 10 years. for this hour I5c-
Appliqued pieces, lie.
300 sample applIqued pieces. embrac-
ing bureau searfs, washstand scarfs.
pillow shams. and table covers, some
OF which are slightly sOiled, and which
are worth up 10 soc each, for lie
Curtain scrim, 25c-
36-inch wide cream curtain scrim. in
handsOmest patterns; instead of-5c
yard. for 7-Sc.
Table covers. 49c.
Silver bleached linen table covers:
hemmed and fringed; not more Than
u Of them in the lot; instead Of T5c,
for 4Sc
India LinOn, 3Ic yd.
Small lot Of remnants Of India linOn
which from the piece sells for and
SC yard. for 3 7-Sc yard.
The evening times., 1900-05-31

now reports to the Commissioners that
arrangements have been made to comply
with the request, the daily sprinkIing of
the street having been ordered TO begin
at once
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Lotto IL.


CONTINUED.
Val. lace, 1c. yard.
Lot OF vaienciennes laces and Point
de Paris edgings, which are worth
double, for 1c yard.
&c. bargain table.
This hour containing a vast lot Of
shell goods, tewelry. &c
Child's dresses, 15c.
Lot OF enildren's ginghan dresses,
sizes to years; instead OF 29e, for
I5c.
Seersucker skirts, 25c.
Lot OF ladies' seersucker skirts. per-
tectiy washable and well made, for
25c this hour.
Trimmed sailors. 25c.
Lot of ladies' and misses trimmed
sailors. in black or white, which sold
for 69e, to go for 25e-
39c. flowers, 111c.
Tab:eful OF flowers, embracing roses
With foliage. poppies In all coiors, rose
and violet foliage. fruits with foliage,
corn flowers. and daisies. which for
meriy sold for 59c. for II 1-2c.
Table oilcloth, 121c. yd.
The very best quality table oilcloth
in cOlors, and the most desirable Of
patterns; this hour. II 1-2c yard.
Window screens. 23c..
Large walnut hpish window screens.
which Will widen out to fr any win
dow; instead Of Soc, this hour 23e.
BedspresuIs, soc.
Extra heavy full double bed size bed
spreads. in handsOmest patterns: in
stead OK 81. for 5se-
81 shoes for soc.
81 pairs OF misses dongoIa shoes.
button and lace, fair stitched soIes.
sizes II l-2 70 2; instead Of 81. for soc.
Ladies 81 shoes. 45c.
Lot Of IS pairs Of ladies' serge Con
gress and lace shoes. which sell FOR
81 usually, 10 go this hour al 45c.
9Sc. crash skirts. 49c.
This hour we shall sell ladies' linen
crash skirts for 49c which are worth
fuil Ssc: trimmed with rows blue
and white duck
Boys pants, 125c.
Lot Of Boys Wool Knee Pants. made
with good button bands and strongly
seWed; instead of 25c, for half price
this hour u 1-2c.
Boys shirtwaists, 95c.
Lot Of Boys pereale Shirt Waists
well made. long-Ived garments. which
sell usually at lSc. for lie this hour.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
Another Daneerou. New Disease

Hrom the Chicago Record)
'What did the Oculist say about TommvP',
He SAYS he has baseball eve"
Baseball eyeT''
'Yes; IL seems he has strained one eve badly
looking through knotholes IN The fence y
The evening times., 1900-05-31

Heurch's beer is much cheaper than DOCTORS
bills. Order of Maerzen senate or Lager
and ascertain their superior qualities.
The evening times., 1900-05-31
II to -.

Brownie Overalls, 1Sc.
Boys Brownie" overaIls OF blue de.
MIN 10 all sizes; with shoulder straps,
others sell these for 39c; this hour. lSc.
Boys wool pants, 19c.
Boys Blue and Grey Mixed Wool
Knee Pants; with strong button bands
and well made and sewn; same as sell
at Ssc. for 1sc this hour.
Ladies' $3.50 suits, s6.9S.
Lot OF Ladies' Cheviot Serge Suits
in black only but in all sizes and in
all the different styles Of Jackets SO
very serT;ceable for the summer now
at hand and the close following fall;
this hour for Ss-ss; skirt or jacket alone
is worth this price.
CheviOt serge skirts, S2.9S.
Lot OF Ledies' Black Cheviot Serg.
Skirts; pure wool; and with new
backs; for this hour s29S
15c. slippers, 35c.
Lot Of Ladies' Turkish Roudoi-
Slippers; sizes and 5 only; which
sell for F6e usually to go for 35c.
Ladies, $3.50 Oxfords. S9c
Lot Of Ladies' Tan and Black ox-
fords in newest styles; hand-turned
soles; all sizes and B and c widths.
for sec this hour.
Window shades, 21c.
Best quality Holland Window Shades
in all cOloTs, complete with fixtures,
for 21c.
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READY FOR TIE Census
yhe Enumerators Will Begin Their
Work Tomorrow.

There VIII he One Hundred and
FOrty-iye OF Them in Washington.
Employees In the Departments VIII
Not he Counted Twice-The To-
tai Cost Fifteen Million Dollars.
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"HECHTS GREATER STORES
Selling such as occurs tomorrow 9nobOdy ignores |!
513-515 Seventh Street.


sn 10 equal such selling they VIII find impossible
chase charged
nience
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1 to =.

BOYS wash suits. 19c.
Lot Of about 500 boys washable
Galatea cloth sailor blouse suits fer
boys from 20 . years; with large
sailor collars Of c5nuasting eolCrs,
trimmed with braid, others sell these
Dor as much IS 59c. choice for I9c.
Organdie dresses, $12.9S.
Lot OF ladies' very handsome or-an-
die dresses, in light blue. pink. lavea-
der. and white. trimmed handsomely
with ribbon. instead OF SIS, for S12-9S
this hour.
S32. -immed hats, S1.69.
Lot Of ladies' rough straw hats.
trimmed with silk rosette. bunch Of
wheat and vslevet band. rusette edged
with straw, very jaunty. and being
sold for S3-25 elsewhere. for S1.ss.
Shirt waists sale. 39c.
A limited lot OF ladies' percaie shirt
waists and some batiste shirt waists;
all fast cOlors. VIII be put on sale this
hour at 3Sc; they are worth three times
this much
19c hose; , pair for 25c.
Lot Of ladies' dropstitch and pIaiE
and fancy full seamless hose and fast
blacks. which sell FOR I9c regularly,
wil be sold this hour at two pairs for
25e.
All-Over laces, 49c ward.
This hour we shall sell ail-over Iaces
for sleeves. yokes. and waists in as
many as 500 patterns, for 49c yard.
Ladies' linen collars, le.
Stair OilclOth. 65c. -s--
Best quality stair or Iulner oiIcloth,
in best patterns. instead OF l0c yard,
for 6 7-Sc-
Extra quality ammonia, Sc bot.
Cretonnes, 35c yd-
800 yards Of heavy cretonnes. in mCst
desirable patterns and cOlorings, in
stead oS Sc yard, for 7-Se-
Scotch linen crash, 35c.
This hour We shall sell Scotch linen
crash; the extra heavy quality. which
is splendidiy adapted for use as runner
OF carpets, instead Of 10e yard, for
3 7-Sc.
All-linen towels, 75c.
AlI-linen huck towels. with fancy
borders: fast cOlOrs; instead OF u 1-2c,
for 7-Sc-
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4 to 5.

Mems SOC underwear. 23c.
Mems grey and ecru balbriggan
shirts and drawers. which sell at 3sc
garment all over town, TO go for &c
garment.
Mems crush hats, Soc.
This hour we shall sell mems crush
hats IN all the pOpu2r shades. which
sell at Sl-25 usually, TO 90 for S5c this
hour.
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: to y.
. Mems soc shirts, 19c.
Lot OF mems white iaundered shirts
in sizes II and II 1-2 only, also lot of
!. mems percale shirts with stiff soft bos-
oms in sizes Is 1-2. 16. and 16 IL; soc
: values this hour. ISe.
. to 10.
Wash knee pants, &c.
We shall makeithis most extraordi-
; nary offering during this hour, giving
you the choice of hundreds Of pairs of
little boys washable galatea cloth
knee pants at sc. which sell at 19c us
ually.
Ladies' crash skirts, Zoe.
We do a most unusual thing when
We put on sale lot of ladies' crash
skirts. full in width and well made, for
I9e this hour tomorrow.
; 1000 clOth-bOund books, Zoe.
cloth bound books. all by well-known
authors; the 25c for IOc
10c shoe polish, 24c
Combination tan shoe polish. also tan
paste or black polish. all of which sell
for I0c for , lie this hour.
soc shoes for 39c.
"A pairs Of dongola button and lace
shoes: sizes 1-2 and 9 only; instead Of
s9c for 3Se pair this hour
Window shades, re.
Waterproof felt window shades; In
all colors; complete with fixtures, for
7-se.
Ladies ribbed vests, 4tc.
Ladies Swiss ribbed vests, with neck
and arnholes run with tape, inst ad OF
IOc, for 7-Sc-
Sc. bargain table.
We call your attention 10 cur SC
bargain table. containing a lot OF neck
wear which is extraordinarily cheap
Silk ribbon, Sc. yard.
assortment Of colors, 10 go this hour
for &c yard
Bows 39c. hats, pic.
Boys plain and mixed straw yachts
and sailors. with plain and fancy silk
bands, instead Of CSC, for 21s this hour.
Mems soc. neckwear, &c.
Lot Of mems sIl-silk blue and white
Imperials, which formerly sold for soc.
20 go for &C this hour.
Mems 25c. garters, &c.
Mems Brighten" garters and large
assortment Of suspenders. which for
merly sold for 25e. for this hour &C.
BIeached Turkish wash rugs, 1c
Apron ginghams, 3{c.
An assortment Of check patterns in
apron ginghams, TO go this hour for
7-Sc yard
DC. white nainsoOkS, 25c.
Lot OF white nainsoOks. in a spleu-
did assortment OF check designs. for
7-Sc yard this hour, instead OF Sc
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10 to IL.

! 39c. corded Jap. wash silks, Zoe.
: About 400 yards of. corded and check
!. japanese wash silks. so very elegant
/ for waists. chIIdren's dresses. etc, and
which are sold for sec yard about town.
i. are to be offered this hour for 10c yard
!. 59c. India silks, 29c-
/ We shall do a most extraordinary
!. thing when We put on sale tomorrow
! 24-ineh all-silk figured black Indias
: for which every store in town gets 5Sc
/ yard. for &c yard; we reserve the right
i to limit the amount sold TO any one
!. buyer 10 one dress pattern; not over
!. $50 yards Of this, so be here on time.
! soc. grey hOmespun, 39c.
! AH-wool grey hOmespuu, which, as
: you know. is the most desirable fabric
/ for summer skirts; the same quality
I which is sold for soc yard elsewhere;
!. for 39e yard this hour; this is 3S inches
? wide.
. Mems 75c. and 81 shirts, 39c.
. Lot Of mems soft bosom shirts. with
: attached collars, and in the very latest
: stripes, which sells at 75c and 81. Tor
! 39c this hour
. Child's 45e. tams, 25c.
Lot OF chiIdren's wash Tam o. Shan
ters, with silk bands and leather sweat
. bands, which sell at Acc usually, for
. 25c
. = = y y - l.. y
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23

wants the administration 10 back his
candidacy for the Senate. II Mr..
Mckinley does that Nebraskans IN
Washington say he VIII raise the big
gest sort Of row among Republicans
Of the State.
Another official postpouement of the
bringing of the volunteers home from
the Philippines has been announced,
which Is directly contrary To all the
ante.election promises Ii is now said
that they will not begin bringing them
back before the first of January, and
possibly not before the first of March
II not until the latter date, it will be
very doubtful whether they Will all get
back before the expiration Of their
term Of enlistment, July /, l9Ol--al-
though War department officials claim
that they can all be brought back
within four months, If necessary. If
50, they VIII be brought back much
quicker than they were carried.
Senator Harris, Of Kansas, said Of
one OF the bills which Boss Hanna has
slated to 90 through at this session of
Congress: "There is much opposition
in the West 10 the Ship-Subsidy Bill.
II the ship yards are 50 prosperous a
we are led to believe, there is no need
for them to receive subsidies In any
event the farmers of the West object to
being taxed for the support Of the ship
ping interests"
At the last session Of Congress, the
Republicans would have been entirely
satisfied to increase the regular army
100000 men, but now lot Of them are
seriously talking about making the
army bill which they intend putting
through al this session, provide for $50,
900 men on more. The reelection Of Mr.
Mckinley and the election Of big
majority in the next House seem to
have turned the heads of many Re-
publicans, and the leaders Of the
party are going 10 have hard job to
keep them from going beyond all
bounds in the legislation at this session.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23
RICHMOND. VA.

Dear StrS:-AbOut year ago, having
arranged to 90 on a hunting trip, / found
myself unable to raise my arm, having an
attack OF rheumatism, went into your store
and asked If you could help me out, as did
not want TO be disappointed You sold me a
bottle OF your "DiXie Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment,' which used freely, rubbing vigOr-
Ously with IL that night, and | was most
agreeably surprised, when getting up the
next morning, TO find the rheumatism en-
tlrely cured and my arm perfectly well.
am glad TO say have lad no return OF
rheumatism since.
! told the above to a friend suffering the
same way, and he tried your Dixie Nerve
and Bone Liniment and was as speedily
cured. Very truly,
J. THOMPSON BROWN.
Large bottle % cents; small bottle Is cents
at Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23
THINGS ARE THINNING.

so they say of business in the large
business centres, and of this we are all
glad. New Orleans sends out the most
cheerful reports Of them all, and goes
so far as TO say that the high water
mark of business activity has been
reached. Louisville, too, is busy to the
brim, and 50 are the big sisters the
country over.
OF course Mark Hanna is saying: al
told you so, and We are the people"
Well, Leo him have the credit Just so
we get la little more Of the cash. And
this, we wish, that when the big folks
are done with prosperity the rest of US
may enjoy some Of it. We are not suf-
teung in this God-blessed Southside
Virginia, but we do need little more
ready cash. Not to burn, but to use in
business And we don't ask the Gov
eminent TO give it to us, but to give us
a chance at il.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23

From the days of old until now new
beliefs have marked the progress of
events. Some of them survive the lapse
of ages aAile others appear for day
and then pass away. Christian sci
ence is attracting full share of atteution
just now, and those who believe in its
teachings ANA enjoy full health, must
be tine po--essors of good degree Of
mental quietude
Weconfes. that we do not know why
follower Of Christ cannot heal the sick
as Peter and Paul did, and we would
rejoice to know that they could, but as
yet we age bad enough to doubt.
IL may be If we only had the "grain-
of-mu-iard-seed' faith this would not
be SO. The command is to be holy like
Christ il, and it would not have been
given unless il was possible that man
could obey We have never seen that
perfected human being as yet, but that
we may is not beyond the range Of the
possible, since "all things are possible
with God And so we may live to
see the day when prayer FOR healing
the sick may be as certainly answered
as prayer for the healing of the soul.
We do not forget, however, that some
OF the prayers of tue sinless Son of God
himself were not answered. IF it be
possible let this cup pass from me-"
was a heart-longiug prayer Of the Sa-
viour, and yet the cup did not pass but
he drank It to its bitter dregs. at is
enough that the servant be as his
Master and if they do not always
receive when they task" they
should say with the Lord, "Thy will,
not mine" David prayed earnestly
for the recovery Of his sick child, and
could not be comforted while the child
lived and suffered but when the child
died, he said 1T is well with the
child" Who knows what is best, the
creature or the Creator? the finite or
the infinite? the man of an hour or
the God of all eternity? Shall we not
then pray over the sick? Yes, indeed,
and most earnestly, but at the same
time it would be well to send for the
doctor. Luke was the "beloved ply
sician,' and we presume he had some
practice We have no quarrel with
the Christian scientist, but prefer to
Use the means aud trust results to the
God of ,he Universe.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23
Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy in
Chicago.

Hisgen Bros, the popular South
Side druggists, cornor 69th street and
Wentworth avenue says: ave sell a
great deal Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and find that it gives the
most satisfactory results, especially
among children for severe colds and
Group" For sale by Shorter & Terry
Darlington Heights.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23

Many people worry because they be-
lIeve they have heart disease The
chances are that their hearts are all
right but their stomachs are unable to
digest food Kodol Dyspepsia Cure d.
gests what you eat and prevents the
formation of gas which makes the
stomach press against the heart. 1t
will cure every form Of Indigestion.
Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23
EXTRA SESSION.

Gov Tyler has called an extra session
of the legislature for the 23rd Of Janu-
airy. The chief object Of the meeting
Will be 20 arrange for the Constitutions
al Convention, but other matters will
no doubt engage the attention Of the
body.
The vacancy on The Court Of Appeals,
occasioued boy the death Of Judge Rely,
Will no doubt be filled
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23
That ThrObbing Headache.

Would quickly leave you if you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head
aches. They make pure blood and
build up your health. Only D cents.
Money back if not cured. Sold by
White & Co., Druggists.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23

Messrs. Depew, Low, Parkhurst and
Others Of New York, insist on il that
Greater New Work would not tolerate
the character Of politics extant in
Philadelphia. surely it must be very
Ind arficle
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23

Jews and gentiles are 10 celebrate
Thanksgiving together in Richmond,
this time-Dr Hawthorne and DIR.
Carlisch in the same pulpit. II we
knew each other better we might love
each other more.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23

Meat is higher, but this is only an
other touch of mckinley prosperity"
We rather like stifi prices and plenty
Of change. The trouble with US is that
receipts don't rise with the price Of
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23

We have been favored with the "2Oth
Century Edition. Of the Lynchburg
Neos, a splendid tribute to the energy
and capacity Of its authors and worthy
the city from which it comes.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-11-23

iynching is deplorable no matter
where Il occurs, but it is confined to
no one section. Wherever fends do
their deviiish work swift punishment
is sure 90 follow. The last outbreak
of uncomfortable passion was wit
messed I'm CnInrado.