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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-08-07
A Card From Mr.. Owen.

Editor Herdid.-I have been inform
ed that some parties were circulating a
report that the writer. while IN the
legislature. represented alone the sa-
looms. To substantate this statement
they referred to bill introduced in the
legislature in regard to the Dispensary
contention in the town Of Farmville.
Asa matter Of fact, established by
the records, can truthfully state.
without the fear Of contradiction, that
I was not influenced in my action
by any faction or set Of men, but en-
deavored to do what / conceived to be
my plain duty to the splendid Demo-
cratic constituency had the honor to
represent.
That the voters Of Prince Edward
may see for themselves exactly where
/ stood, | will publish herewith reso-
luton adopted by the town council OF
Farmville and supported by a majority
Of the registered voters Of the town,
and also the bill INTRODUCED.
Alta meeting Of the town council
held for the town Of Farmville, Va,
April Nth, 1903, on motion Of Mr.
Morris the following resolution was
adopted by "A recorded vote, as follows:
Ayes-W. f.. Anderson, +. l.. Eram-
bert. T.. l.. Morris, f.. &. Wiltse, J. X.
Martin and A. +. Cralle. NOes-W. r.
Gillian, II. f. Wall and y. b. David
son.
ain view Of the fact that business
men and citizens generally Of the town
have different views and opinions IN
regard To the ACCESSIBILITY Of opening a
dispensary in the town, and in view Of
the fact thar the Supreme Court OF APP
peals Of Virginia has decided that the
Town council Of Farmvlle is under the
law permitted, but not compelled To
open dlspensary in the town
"Be il resolved, That the town .coun-
ell Of Farmvlle hereby refuses to open
dispensary in the town until ma
ioritv Of the registered voters OF the
town express themselves as in favor OF
il. II is also resolved that our Senator
and representative be requested to have
the present law so changed and re-
enacted as to allow the people to vote
on the dispensary question"
On motion Of Mr.. Martin the mayor
and clerk were instructed to send GER
titled copies Of the above resolution te
our Senator and member Of legislature,
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Pamplir Paragraphs.
PAMrLIN, "a, Aug. !, 'O5.

PAMPLIN, Va, Aug. J, O3.
Mr.. Otis Gillian was accidentally
shot last Saturday evening, on his way
to his home near Hixburg, Va. lie is
not seriously hurt, but it will be very
dangerous operation to remove the ball.
NIP. Dillon, Of Indian Rock, Va,
visited ms wife here last Saturday and
Sunday
Mr.. T.. Rice's little child about years
old, died after very short Illness ON
the night Of the 2nd.
Mr.. Cleveland Price, Of Charlotte, is
in our village today.
Miss Lizzie Davis, Of Farmyllle, spenl
last week with Miss Beulah Johnson
Of this place.
Mr. James p. Booker, and wife, o
Lynchburg, spent a week with theiI
sister. Mrs. Lottie Booker, near here
Mrs. :. +. J. Binford, Mr. j.. 7. Pace
and wife, Of Petersburg, Va, paid
short visit to relatives here last week
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Yenmer YOicings.

VENNER, Pr. Ed. Co., Aug. !, 'O3.
We are now having fine growing
weather. Crops hereabouts are looking
quite promising
Rev. Mr.. Hern preached an excellent
sermon at Centenary last Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lee Price, Of Prospect,
were the guests at Mr. Ben Rosser's last
Tuesday
Mr.. r. p. Baker and his daughter,
Miss Hatty, visited his brother near
Hampdeu-Sijney, Monday and Tues
day last.
Mrs. Dickerson, Of Danyille, is spend
ing this week with her niece, Mrs. Ed
ward Carwile.
Misses Daisy and Edna Baker return
ed To their home from Richmond last
week accompanied by Miss Martha
ROper. of that place.
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VERY ANNOYING.
This Hardly Expresses What Farm'ille
People Say OF 1t.

ANY itehine~. of The skin is annoying.
Little daugerin itching skin diseases.
But they make you miserable.
Dun's Ointment is "a never-ialllug
cure
For Piles. eczema, all itching trou-
b'e~.
Farmyil.e people endorse 10.
W.P. Wright. the Weli-knoWn re-
tired farmer. living near the edge of
town. Who has lived in Farmville for 40
wears. SAYS "D0an', Ointment is
without "a doubt "a wonderful remedy
audi does a.l that is claimed for d..
For some time was annoyed with
eczema. which although not of a very
serious nature. yet it was "a source OF
great ANNOYANCE. Seeing Deans ONT
ment recommended for such ailments
Ieota box at IA. G.. Crute's drug store.
THE good effect was noticeable al once
and 10 only required "a few applications
t1 bring 10 about. am TOO pleased TO
recommend Deans Ointment to my
friend, and acquaintance a. remedy
they au rely upon. '
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Fo-ter-Miburn Co., Buffalo, y.
g.. sole agents for the United States.
Remember tine name D0an's and
take 300 substitute.
Too many so-called gems Of thought
tam ont t0 he paste
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l. " B.


Mr.. Robert *. Brock. as chairman Of
the Committee having the matter in
hand. has issued an earnest call to the
alumni Of Hampden.Sidney to unite in
contributing a; least 800 for the
building Of club house for the use Of
the students aud their friends. We
hope this appeal will meet with ready
aud liberal response. Major r. NJ. Ven
able. of Baltimore, who has already
given literally TO the general improve
ment Of the lllll, has donated the land
for the club house and leads oil with a
subscription iu money of 500. Let
others initiate The example and help
this worthy cause Mr.. Brooks adj
dress is Hampdsn-S.dney, and he will
take pleasure i'm answering questions
you may wish answered on the general
subject.
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Mount Leigh Mu,ing
MI. LEON, Va, Aug 5, 1903.

MI. LEIGH, VA Aug. D, 1903.
Miss Susie Watkins, Of Farmyille,
was the charming guest Of Miss Fannie
Clark last Wednesday night
Prof W. W. Bondurant and Miss
Lily Walton, Of Rice, spent Monday
with their aunt, Mrs r.. b. Wilson.
Miss Mary Weaver spent several
days lat week with Mr.. Conner Of
Moran.
Mrs. Garnet and children, of Overly,
Messrs. Sam and James Bruce, Of Rice,
and Mr.. Chas. Phelps and Miss
Claudia Vaughan, Of Burkeyille, were
guests at Mr.. T.. T. Miller'- sunday
Miss Ida Walton is spending the
week with her aunt, Mrs. X. b. Wilson.
Misses Matte, Bessie and Ida Bondu-
rant, Of Rice, are spending several days
at Mr.. r. b. Wilson, and Mr.. jas. 4.
ClaTk's.
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Cure, Eczema. Itching llum0rs, Pimples
and Carbulcles Costs Nothing
10 Try.

B.B.B. Botanic Blood Balm is Il
certain and sure cure tor eczema, itch
ing skin. humors, scabs, scales, watery
blisters, pimples, aching bones or joints,
boils. carbuncles, pricking pain in the
skin. old, eating sores, ulcers, etc. Bo--
tanic Blood Balm cures the worst and
most deep-seated cases by enriching,
purifying aud yitaliliug the blood,
thereby giving healthy blood supply
to the SKIN. Heals every sore and gives
tbe rich glow of health to the skin.
Duilds up the broken down body and
makes the blood red and nourishing
Especially advised for chronic, old cas-,
es that doctors, patent medicines and
Hot Springs fail to cure. Druggists
Sl. with complete directions for home
cure. 10 prove B. B. B. cures, sample
sent free and prepaid by writing Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Describe
trouble, and free medical advice sent
in sealed letter.
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tdriancc Arrows.


ADRIANCE, VA, Aug. ), 1908.
Misses Virginia and Emma Blanlon
spent several: days at Adriance last
week. Miss Anna Blanton from Nash
vile, returned home with them.
Rev. William Southall, Of Amelia
preached q fine sermon at Guinea
church Sunday, in the absence Of the
pastor.
Miss Hanna Cuwley is spending
this week with her sister, Mrs. Elisha
Madison, Of Stoddert
Mrs. Henry Madison, who has been
visiting at Mr.. Sam Miller's several
days will return home today.
Little James Hughes, Of Ashland, is
visiting relatives here.
People are looking forward to a Union
Sunday school picnic at Browns church
August 18th.
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"Keep Pace"

A Farmville boy who has won front
rank in the business struggle Of sister
state. writes letter to friend in town.
in which he urges an house to house
telephone system from Farmyille as
center embracing the entire section oil
the State. and so keep pace with the
progress Of other sections" Let's heed
the advice Of the absent boy and wake
NJ To our duty in this regard.
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man aud Prohibitionl-t. The build
or having a god job and wishing 10
'staud in" with the architect, posed "a
"a pfohibilionist too. He was stran-
ger 90 our village, but he soon com
menced lecturing on Prohibition 10 the
laborers he was employing who some
times drank too much beer. His fame
went abroad Inc was In the village a
year he abused the moderate drlnker
aud made himself obnoxious. His lit
tie daughter Of 10 years was visiting a
daughter of Baptist preacher in the
village, an old dyed.in.the-wool Cal
whist was AT the home on the Oc-
casion visiting the preachers sons 81
who were chums Of mine. The preach
er- and I were smoking our Church
wardensn aud taking our "nightcaps'
hot aud sweet, when the little girl
aforesaid was offered a spoonful Of grog
10y the teacher. "No sir, she said "my
papa says It's wicked To drink brandy"
The old preacher replied, Then yonr
papa never drinks brandy ," 'No, sir, "
was the answer. What, never?' said
the preacher. Slightly hesitatiug the
little girl replied: Well, when papa is
SICK he drinks brandy out of black
bottle but he don't put no water in it,
The old preacher unbelieving still, and
rs he told me after, always doubted
this mans sincerity, came back at the
little girl with "oh your papa ncrp
drink, except when he is sick, does
he?" "Well, sir" said the little one,
Sometimes mama has seen him with
the black bottle and she said papa, you
sick - and papa did say, mo mama.
bat am afraid am g0ingto be- sick u
"Children and fools tell the truth, ~
and here was this hypocriticai fathers
true character unveiled by his inno-
cent. but believing child. Will Altru-
ist tell me the probable effect Of that
example, when his children grew ur
and realized the deception.
u an r
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Drifting.

DR.. ellis and Messrs. Laudon and ;.
W. Paulett, Jr, left at / a. m, yester-
day for SAIL down the AppomattoX tn
Petersburg. They hoped To make the
run in a day.
They will not push back a. the boat
men Of ye olden day did, tut will leaye
the craft and take 90 the cars. Bon
voyage.
On the same morning a picnic party
took boat for upper Appomattox, so the
historic stream is furnishing field for
fun coming and going.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-08-07

Moore, our popular postmaster Kay
Herring, the ll.year-old son OF MI
Isaac Herring, badly injured by being
run over by heavy wagon.
Mr.. Herman Phenix, who was injured
in a wreck on the Norfolk and Western
railroad. is much improved.
Mr.. Fiuhugh Payne, clerk IN the
main Office Of the Norfolk and Western
here, leaves today for Washington to
accept position with the Southern
road.
Miss Lizzie Hines leaves for South
ampton county next week.
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4 Large Log.

Messrs. Lakeland 4 Smith, Of Buck
iugham, delivered to Robson log on
last Friday which measured - inches
in diameter at the big end.
The log trade has gotten to be an I'M
mense one with us, and Mr.. Robson
tells us that the judicious cutting out
NJ forest trees is helpful rather than
hurtful lust ~ the thinning out Of corn
is helpful.
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Darlington Heights. Na-i
Augnst /. 1903. !

Darlington Heights Va
August !, 1903.
On Friday we had fine rain; crops
are looking fine now.
Mr.. Ottie Gillian ON his way here
from Pamplin Saturday was struck by
a bullet. As yet they haven't found
where it located They didn't hear any
report Of gun.
Quite a number Of people attended
Charlotte court today.
Mr.. Willie Cobb and Miss Maud
Cobb, Of Faro, spent Saturday and sun
day with Miss Maud Carter.
Miss Matte Franklin left sunday
for Lynchburg, where she expect a
position. We all wish her much
success.
Invitations are out announcing the
picnic at Mr. }. II. Crute's on August
the nth.
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CreWe Cuttings.
CREwE, VA, Aug. o, 1903.

CREWE, VA, Aug D. i5V'.
Crewe's popularity as summer re-
sort is being fairly tested this summer
Among those spending the heated
term here are Mr.. and Mrs. Temple
Crittenden, Of Norfolk Miss Conelia
Spencer, formerly Of Charlotte county
but now Of Norfolk; Miss Mary Puzel,
Of Newport News; Mrs, Burkeholder
aud daughter, Of Augusta, Ga Mrs.
Margaret Edmunds, Of Danyllle, Va
Mrs. NJ. Clark aud children, Of Ports
mouth, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, oil
Petersburg: Miss NJ. Coleman, Of Roa-
noke; Miss Daisy Beasley, Of Peters
burg: Mr.. Claude Hines and bride, OF
Roanoke; Mrs. Clifford Womack aud
children, Of Keysyille; Mrs. Lena Lark
and daughter, Of Fort Wayne Indiana
Miss Maude Sewers, Of Birmingham
Ala Mr.. and Mrs. Lockett, Of Peters
burg.
Among the sick are Mr.. Stanley
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81 was troubled with hacking cough
for a wear and thought l had con
sumption" says G.. Unger, 2ll Maple
ST., Champaign, I'll. 81 tried great
many remedies and was under the
care of physicians for several months;
I used one bottle Of Foley's Honey and
Tar. 1t cured me, and | have not been
troubled since Sold by II. {. Crute.
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God Moves InaMysteriOus Way"


A week ago large crowd gathered
at New Hope church, AppomattoX
county. TO attend the last days session
of the James River Baptist Association.
The day had been pleasantly, and let Us
hope, proftably spent when about 3:7O
O'Clock Of the afternoon a furious
storm came down upon those gathered
there. the church building was soon
crowded and many men sought shelter
in vehicles, under awnings and other
places Of fancied security. Suddenly
there was binding flash Of Tightening
attended with crashing peal of thunder,
and when the shock had passed and
men and women had somewhat rallied
from its force, it was discovered that
three men were cold in death ana
twenty and more injured. Many OF
them seriously. The bolt struck tree
near which a crowd had gathered with
the result just mentioned.
Panic followed and confusion reIgnedi
in which men, women, children and
the lower animals took part. The dead
were placed in the church, and the IN
iured removed to houses in the neigh
borhood. We say again, "God moves
in a mysterious way, His wonders L
perform" "Who by searching can iinc
out God ?" Our duty is, "Be still anc
know that am God
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- Ann nn ma Maeadam.

Editor H,raid:-In my opinion no
man should be voted for as member
Of the Board Of Supervisors, who viii
not in advance pledge himself TO take
care of our macadam road.
NpTFR
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Take Laxative Brom0 Quinine Tab
let's. ADJ druggists refund the money
DO TO- fails to- cure. T.. W. Groves sigma
ture is ON each box. 25c.
lfyou want good bread use "Obelisk'
-four. j. +. WALTON y Co.
81. NJ" cigars are hand mad, and
Union made.
Earthquakes are responsible for
lotof uncomfortable ground rents.
81 had diabetes iu its worst form,
writes Marion lee, of Dunreath, ina.
% tried cightphysician, without reliei.
only three bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure made me well man.
THE 81. NJ" cigar for sale at Chas
~aIeehy'~ is 'nion made.
"Obeusk" flour Is always reliable for
auice light loaf try, b..
j. f. WALTON d Co.
You uill Gud the celebrated 81. NJ"
cigars. go Chas Saleeby's.
Away aim "a little higher than the
mark DC the mark be dimple in her
chin
Foley, Kidney Cure is "a medicine
free from poi-ons and will cure any
case of kidney disease That is not be-
youi the reach of medicine. Sold 10y
lI. g.. lrufp.
A father may disinherit his children
bat hc can't disinhedt the lawyers.
Group instantly relieved. DR.
Thuma, Electric OIL Perfectly safe
Never tils. Atany drug store.
Try a"J. NJ" cigar Chas. Saleebs
SELLS them.
See the bargain counter at Fleminl
s. tmk'-. 10 will pay you.
The man who will admit that hh
Wile'- colee is a. good As his mother
has too much sense 20 be married.
% shocks "a woman almost a. mucl
to discover chat man has discovered
SHE -nore- as 10 does him 20 discover IL
What a girl like abou, having he
fortune told is being able 10 tell he
friends a Dot of things the fortune telle
didn't tell her.
y haby'- first attempt 10 walk is
trial balance
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-08-07

Exrzema, scald head, hives, itchIness
Of the skin Of any sort instantly reliey-
ed. permanently cured. Doan's omit
ment. At any drug store.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-08-07

If YOU wish to be comfortable during
the warm weather invest in some Of
these soft and light weight negllgee
shirts at Fleming q Clark's.
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blackberry Culture.

Editor Heraid:-I wish you would
urge upon your readers who own gar
deus the propriety Of cultivating the
blackberry. 1t pays elsewhere aud II
would pay here. And them
when cultivated, it is the best Of the
berry family. -
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Foley's Kidney Cure will cure all
diseases arising from disordered kid
neys or bladder. Sold by H. u Orute'
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So such thing as "summercomplant.
where DR.. FOwler's Extract Of via
strawberry is kept handy. Nature
remedy for every looseness oil the
bowels.
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Burdock Blood Bitters gives man
a clear head. an active brain, strong
vigorous body-makes him iit for the
hattie of life.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-08-07

Ifyou can't say a good word for your
neighbor at least you can keep your
mouth shut.
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Edifor Hraid.-I write again to ask
that YOU will urge upon our
Board Of supervisors TO take care Of our
costly and luxurious macadam road.
The very life Of it is being worn out.
There are points on it now that need
immediate attention. Is there man
ON the Board who would stand still and
see his private property 60 to ruin ?
What means this neglect then? /
verify believe that some one competent
man should be employed his whole
time To LOOK after this road. The
money involved could not be put to
better use. ADAM
Cha- Saleeby sells the -. NJ" cigars
Fry one.
Rraod h. the stall of life, % lf you want
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Looper-, knitters, boarders ana M
ishcrs. Apply to,
LIrrLETON HOSIERY MILLS
Littleton, \. G..
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After protracted illness Miss Kate
Verser is out again.
Miss Blanch Patton, Of Danville, is
the guest Of Miss Alice Paulett
Mrs IL. II. Hunt, and children are
visiting in Albemarle county.
Miss Virginia Taylor, Of Norfolk, is
visiting Miss d. l.. Traylor
Miss Sallie Stokes is at the yellow
Sulphur.
Rev. MIR. Thompson is conducting a
meeting at old Sandy River church,
preaching at night.
Mrs. Robert Burger, Of birmingham,
Ala, is on her annual visit to Farm
vile.
Mrs. &C. Dillon aud Miss Lizzie
Miles are visiting friends in Richmond
aud Manchester.
Mrs. Leila Spencer and friend, Miss
Lawson, have returned from "A most
delightful outing at the seashore.
Miss Mary Amos returned home from
the seashore today after pleasant
visit Of three months with friends.
Mrs. Fannie Belts and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Lillian Belts, have been
spending the week in the home Of Mrs.
d. l.. Traylor.
Mrs. r J. Mckinney has been crit-
cally III, and Miss Emma Daily, Of
Roanoke, and her son Mr. Daily
Mckinney, Of West Virginia, are at her
bedside.
The fox hunters are entering upon
the fun Of the season with enthusiastic
earnestnesss. Not satisfied with the
early morning chase they are pressing
Reynard by moonlight. The manifest
sport known to man.
Mr.. w. 6. Venable, the veteran
cashier Of the Planters Bank, we learn
from the Lynchburg News, is engaged
in an intensely thrilling and brilliant
contest on the chess board with Mr..
w. W. Waddill, Of Danville, with
the championship undecided.
We are glad to welcome to our town
Mr. w. n. Wilson and family, Of Phil
adelphia. They will for the present
occupy the home Of Mr. G.. NJ. Robson
and Mr.. Wilson has accepted the posi-
ton Of book keeper for the Commercial
Company, Mr. Byerly having decided
to 90 South.
Members Of the Heptasophs who do
not pay their monthly assessments
by the last day Of each month vitiates
their contracts so far as insurance is con-
cerned. No one can pay for them. This
is the law Of the Supreme Conclave and
all who have the habit Of skipping "a
months payment should bear this in
mind.
Mr.. r. b. Byerley, who has been the
efficient and popular book-keeper for
the Farmville Commercial company
/ for several years, has Sc, ered his con-
nection with that firm. Mr.. Byerley :
intention is to make his home in Mis-
sissippi, and his host Of friends III
Farmville will part with himreluctant-
/ ly.
We acknowledge with thanks che re-
ceipt Of basket Of as fine tomatoes a'
were ever eaten, from Mrs. DR.. Ander'
son; also several from Mr.. John a. Gar
land. which were the largest we have
seen this year. We are also indebted
to Mrs. J. r. Allen, Of Felden, for
basket Of the largest Irish potatoes We
have come across for years.
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Saycthe Macadam.

The -. NJ" cigar is guaranteed hand
made. All we ask is that you try one.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-08-07

A man could talk almost as well a. a
woman if he had time 20 pralice.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-08-07

The Union label Is guarantee that
the 81. NJ" cigar is superior cigar
in every respect. Try one. Chas.
Salpphy'S
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August 2ud at eleven o'clock p. m,
at the home Of her father, Mr. ID. II.
Seldeu, Trcdway, Va, Pattie Robert
son selden, aged 10 years.
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Those who offer bargains get rich
quicker than those who seek them.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-08-07

smoke -. M.rcigars. Chas. Saleeby
sells them.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-08-07
Respectfully
]. J. OWEN.

Smoke the -. NJ cigar, Chas.
Saleeby sells them.
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Dr Geo. Ewing. q practicing physi-
elan Of Smiths Grove, Ky, for over
thirty years. writes his personal eN-
parence with Foley, Kidney Cure :
"For years had been greatly bothered
With kidney and bladder trouble and
enlarged prostrate gland. used
everything known Co the profession
without relief until / commenced 10
Use Foley Kidney Cure. After taking
three bottles J was entirely relieved
and cured Iprescribe 30 uow daily in
my practice and heartily recommend
its use Go aIl physicians for such troul-
b.rs. have prescribed it in hundreds
of cases with perfect success Sold by
DO e.. Crute.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-08-07

"Obeusk' flour Is always reliable for
@ nice light loaf try, 10.
j. r. WALTON d Go.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-08-07

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's ADJ druggists refund the money
DO 30 fails to- cure. r. W. Groves sigma
iure is ON each box. 25c.