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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-19
HULLED conn AND HoauNY.

FOR SALE Thoroughbred bull pups At No.
~ Foster street. 2SStf
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B0ARDERS WANTED.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOSf--A hand painted brooch, between the
universalist parsonage and the Boston Bargain
Store. Finder leave at latter place and be re-
wardea. i52tf
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TO KENT--Iarge furnished room, All modern
convenienees, desirable for two men. No
Ayerill street. 35if
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-19

TO RENT-Tenemenf Of five rooms Spring
and eistern water. Mrs. c. A Bosworth. 81
Merchant street. iAstf
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TO RENT-After July LIST, tenement al So a
month. Apply to Dr. G. H. Kent. s6tf
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TENEMENT TO RENT-Corner OF Seminary
and Laurel streets, rooms and bath. All newly
painted papered and whitened. Apply TO +.
" Bigbee. 59tf
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TO RENT--A very pleasant tenement Of Eve
rooms Electric lights and bath. Apply "a
Merchant street, corner Summer street. Ring
upper bell ii7tf
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LOST $ At Groton Pond, Labor day two
hounds tone male and the other femalel both
black ard white and licensed IN croton Any
one returning them will be suitably rewarded.
lewis Carey, Y Compom0na. 1862
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To RENT--Deslrahle front ONCE room. for
merry occupied by II. NJ. Tayntor Eastman
Bros. s6tf
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TO RENT-Tenement at corner Washington
ker. 77tf
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FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT-Front room
with all modern improvements. Apply at "a
Keith avenue. 90t6
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-07-22
L%unenburg Letter.
G.. H., Va.
July is, 1904. !

The Rev. Mr.. Hutson, Of Richmond,
Va, the evangelist, has been preach
Tug for several weeks ia Lunenburg
county. He held a p%rotracted meeting
at Mount Carmel Baptist church for
one week and then went q Tusikiah
Baptist church and held a meeting
there for 10 or twelve days, resulting in
the conversion Of IS persons at Mt.
Carmel, and about ~ persons joined
the church at Tusikiah. Mr.. Hutson
makes no preteDsioDs to defamation
or oratory, but his style is clear and
convincing in "a greater degree than
any mar / ever heard preach, being
calm and all Of kindness aud courtesy
in his manners. What he says reaches
the hearts Of his hearers with Bible
truth and conviction. He pres he'd at
Mt. Carmel about n years ago, and al
ways attract large crowds 10 hear him.
He is very popr'ar with all denomina-
tiOns.
Rev. b. +. Bedipger " U commence
a protracted meeting at Lunenburg
Courthouse Presbyterian church on the
5th Sunday Of July, end will continue
for about one week.
Rev. Nj. Walker, the Methodist
preacher, vii commence a p%rotracted
meeting at the Courthouse on the lst
Sunday in August.
The examination Of teachers came
of last week at the courthouse.
Mrs. George Smith, who Wa para
lyzed some time ago, j. we'll enough Il
walk a little with the use Of a stick.
Miss Carrie Perm Bragg il visiting
friends in : uelia county.
Miss Ethel Toone, Of Richmond, i'
visiting relatives and friends at Lunen'
burg Courthouse.
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IennIngs ordinary Jolt.

Jennings Ordinary Va, July 20, 'O4.
Miss Sallie Jones, Of Richmond, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Landon Jones.
As usual, Messrs. Chas. Phelps and
Joe Leigh Vaughan spent sunday at
Fergonsonville.
We are glad to know that Miss Julia
Anderson, who has been quite sick l.
now improving.
Miss Eta Phelps wa the guest Of
Miss Mamie Verser Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Richard Miller is visiting Mn.
is. A. Thursheld.
Mrs. J. N. Hillsman spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs j. L. Vaughan.
Miss Rebekah Watson returned last
week from a visit TO her sister, Mrs.
~. h. G.. Winston, Of HamPden
Sidney.
Miss Grace Miller, Of Richmond, is
visiting her uncle, Nj. Wharey Cal
hOun.
Misses Beck and Cslva spent oatur-
day night at Forest Grove.
The Charity Band held IT. annual
picnic on Tuesday, July 18th, at
spring on the Woodburn farm. Among
the guests from a distance were the
! Misses Vaughan and Craddock, and
| Messrs. Vaughan aud Crsddock, o.
| Fergonsonyille; Miss Jones, Of Rich.
mond, Mrs. Vannier, Of Chicago, anC
Mr.. Richard Miller, of Clifton Forge
Everybody had q good time.
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ONE WORD IN TINE.
Is Better than Two Afterwards. A
Chance to Profit by a Farmyille
Mans Experience.

1t il a strange thing how people will
put away an opportunity until too late
It's only little things that go To MAKE
up our everyday existence; the trOu-
bic IL We don't pay sufficient attention
10 them. Backache j. a little thing.
Sometimes il comes after a hard days
work OF a slight cold. IL will pass Of,
YOU say: it's the result Of Overtaxing
my back. II isn't the fault OF your
back but your kidneys. The eXertion
OF straining has interfered with their
delicate mechanism. You call IL back
ache but IL really il kidney ache. II
the kidneys are not relieved chronic
disorders set in and this Is where the
"little thing should not be passed
over. A Farmyille man has learned b
appreciate what delay means.
r. J.. Erambert, a salesman IN j. Il.
Walls dry goods store, residence on
Main street says. There is no doubt I'm
nv mind bat that Doan's Kidney
Pills are a valuable remedy. ! saw
them recommended for backache and
other kidney troubles and got a box at
| II. G. Crute's dug store. They drove
away my backache aud ] do not hesl-
tate in endorsing the claims made for
them. have recommended them "a
several Of my friends IS a remedy that
does az that is represented snd which
can be depended upon"
For sale by all dealers. Price ~
/ cents. Foster ilburn Co., Buffalo, y.
Y, sole agents for the United state :
Remember the name, DOan's and
take no substitute.
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Travis, Va, July 10, 1870

Travis, Va July -, 1904.
Misses Annie Smithson, Of Hopkins
Vile, Ky, Ruth Smithson, Of Crew
and Margaret Smithson, Of Mt. Leigh,
were guests at Mr.. John Fosters Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Ligon, Of Cumberland,
is the guest of Miss Pearle Bruce.
Miss Susie Watkins was the charm
ing guest Of Miss Fannie Clark last
week.
Misses Susie Watkins, Fannie Clark,
Ruth and Annie Gillian and Messrs.
Jim Bruce, FrarS Soyars, Temple Gil
liam and Winston Clark were guests
at Mr.. John Fosters Saturday night.
Mr.. w, b. Bruce was with his home
people Saturday night.
Mr.. Aumon Bass and sisters visited
at W. NJ. Gilliam's Sunday.
Messrs. Hugh and Willie Gillian
and Aubrey Atkinson and sister were
guests at Mr.. John Gilliam's Sunday
Among the visitors at Travis sun
day, were Mr.. w. r. Moore and daugh
ter. Of Hampden-Sidney and Messrs
Charlie Watkins, WATSON Bass and
Frank SOyars.
Messrs. Jim, Basil, sam end Ton
Bruce, Jr., were guess at Mr. J. 1
Clark's Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Claiborne and son, o
Cumberland, were guests at Mr.. Georg'
Bruce's Wednesday last.
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Pollard Points.
POLLARD. AMELIA Co., Va.
July -, 1904.

POLLARD. AMELIA Co., VA.
July 10, 1901.
Nj. John Chapman, an old soldier
died ON last Wednesday the 18th, and
was laid to rest tt his did home near
Providence chBrch.=He leaves two
sons, Mr.. Eddy Chapman, Of Morven,
and Mr.. Willie Chapman; also two
daughters, Mrs. Vester Thompson, OF
Rodophil, and Mrs. Frank Piller, OF
this place.
Mr.. n. l.. Carter aud wife and little
daughter, of Chu'a, visited relatives
and friends NJ this place saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Ben Ransom and wife, Of Rich
mond, are visiting Mr.. G.. ID. Ransom,
Of this place.
Mr.. Carter Hopkins continues quite
sick.
Mrs. Speirs, u Newport News left
lsunday for her home after spending
two weeks with her sister Mrs. }. }.
Morris.
Rev. Mr. Grant preached a fine ser
mon sunday at stony Point Mills.
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daughter, Mr. g. r Biuford. this
week
The friends OF Miss May Cunning
ham, were delightfully."- entertained al
her home last Thursday evening 10
honor Of Miss Pearl Oats, u Georgia
Miss Lizzie Biniord, who has been
quite i~ndisposed for some weeks il i'm
proving.
Or. J. d. Terry, Of Rice Depot, visit
ed his mother neal Adele, this week.
Miss Martha Harris, who has been
in Richmond for the past three months,
is expected home this week We hope
she has entirely recovered.
Miss Marion Biuford expects to leave
Mizdon Saturday. to be away for some
weeks.
Mr.. Campbell will give d talk at
Buffalo church Sunday afternoon in
the interest Of the Bible Society.
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Rice Depot DOS

RICE, Va, July ~, 1894.
There will be preaching at the Me.
thodist church the fifth Sunday even
ing by Mr.. VIM Of Farmyille.
Rev. and Mrs. Shipman have a. their
guests Mrs. Abrams aud Miss Annie
Louise Abrams, Of Richmond.
Miss Lizzie Hurt spent several days
last week with her home people at
Burkeville.
Miss BERTHE Hubbard visited Miss
Matte B%0ndurant Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. ID. Bradshaw will leave this
week for Roanoke, where she will spend
some time With her daughter, Mrs. J.
b. Farley.
Miss Mabel smith returned home
Saturday after a most enjoyable visit
to relatives at Felden.
Misses BerDice Bradshaw and Nan
ME Ysncey left Monday to spend
several days at the Beach
Miss Annie Smithson. Of Kentucky,
and Miss Ruth Smithson, Of Crewe,
visited at Mr.. Jim Wilson's last week.
Misses Ida Walton aud Mabel
Vaughan spent Saturday night at Mr.
J. a. BOndurant's.
Mr.. d. P. Inge aud family left Fri
day to visit friends aud relatives m
L~yhchburg and Roanoke.
Miss Ben'ce Bondurant spent sever
81 days this week with Misses Mary
snd Susie Price.
DR.. Terry visited his home people
this week.
Mr.. W. n. Hubbard thrashed hli
crops Of wheat last week. He had .
acres, averaging over l5l bushels to th'
acre. Total amount So bushels.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet a
the Baptist church Saturday evening
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Crewe Culliusg.


We are in the midst Of an ice famine
while the thermometer registers 100
i'm the shade. Our merchants claim
that il cannot be gotten, snd we swell
ter in the heat and wonder why ?
Mr.. George Bryant died at his home
here sunday evening, and was buried
with masonic honors in the Crewe
cemetery Monday evening. He leaves
a wife and five small children, the
youngest only three months old.
Our town is gay with summer visit
orr Just now. Mrs. AumeTle Schum.
pert. Of South Carolina, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. W. FlaYins Watkins.
Misses Ruth aud Pauline Andrews
Of Lamberts Point, are visiting theil
aunt. Mrs. Joseph Jenkins.
Mrs. Lena Lark and daughter o
IndianaI oils. are visiting Mr.. Lark
father, Mr.. b. Bobbitt.
Mrs. J. Vernon Cosby aud daughters
Maria and Margaret, OF Newport News
are visiting Mr.. J. G.. NOsworthy, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Smith and iami
lv. Of Pinuers Point, are visiting at tn
home Of Mr.. Champion.
Picnics and hay rides are the orde
Of the day.
Miss Kate Moore is visiting her sii
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vENNER. VA, July ~, 10

NENNER. Va, July -, 1894.
We are glad to relate that Mr. Oscal
Baker, who has been quite ~ viii
typhoid fever, Is improving slowly IN.
der the skinul treatment Of DR.. G. w.
Jones, Of Red House.
Mrs. w. +. Rosser, Of Newport News
is visiting at the home Of her father
Mr.. b. 7. Rosser, Of this place.
Mrs. Jane. Cawthorn, Of Appomat'
tox, is now at the home Of Mr.. r. p.
Baker.
Miss Matte II John snd Miss Net.
tie Deaner, II jacksonville, spent last
week with their aunt, Mr.. William
Pickett, near this place.
Miss Pearle Inge, Of AppomattoX
was the guest Of her sister Mr.. w
l.. Turner last week.
Mrs. Jane Baker, Of Lynchburg, is
visiting relatives IN this neighborhood.
Little Thelma, the infant daughter OF
Mr. aud Mrs. W. l.. Turnes, is qnite
sick.
Mr.. Neal CarW le aud family, o
Black Hul, spent one day last week
with his sister, Mrs b. T. ROsser.
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London advertisers are greatly iu-
terested 10 the controversy among ad-
vertisers AZ 10 whether good money is
not thrown away when circulars are
used instead Of newspaper space. The
Daily Mail has gone into the ques-
ton very strongly and has demorstrat-
ed quite clearly that newspaper space
i. absolutely profitable while circular'z-
ing Is Improbable 10 the advertiser
and unpopular with the public To
have circulars thrust ia your face. IN
o. q mail aud 10 your letter boxes, is
patience trying, while newspaper adj
vertising Is more or less a matter OF
what YOU care to read. II you are iu-
terested boo some article, you are willing
10 read about d, but when you are
bounded with circulars concerning
goods in which you have absolutely
DO interest. you are imposed upon
Again. c%ircularizing "a man against ms
free will. is likely 10 do the advertiser
more harm than good for once "A maj
has been offended, that offence comes
to the surface every time he recognizes
the offenders name -Newspaperdom
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Bush River Brienets.
FARMvILLE, July 20, 1904.

FARMvILLE, July 20, 1904.
MI. Jim Watkins, Of New York, is
visiting his home people at "Ingleside.' p
His many friends Of this neighborhoOd
are delighted to have him in their
midst again.
Mrs. Joe Morrisette, and daughter,
little Eyelyne, spent Monday the 18th
at G. l.. OvertOn's.
Miss Susie Wa'Eirs returned home
last Sunday, after q most pleasant visit
t. Miss Fannie Clark Of Liberty Hall.
Miss Louie Mckinney, Of Decatur,
was the the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. J
r. Watkins. Wednesday night GGO
Chas. Watkins and Watson Bass
visited at John Fosters Sunday After-
noon.
"Billy" aud sam McNutt we're guests
at Ingleside on Sunday night
Miss Susie Watkins and Iommie
Bruce, j., visited at Judge A. ID. Wat.
kins on Sunday night.
Mrs. David stuart and son, little
Breckenridge, visited st "Longwood
last week.
Wright Barber. Jr, spent severa
days with his sister, Mrs. David stuart
| Of Cumberland, last weeE.
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@yaESRoN2F6Ya
@&
high Bridge Hearings.

High Bridge, Va, July ~, 1904.
We were again blessed with another
good rain last Saturday, although a
little hail accompanied 1t not enough
10 do any damage to crops.
Nj. c. NJ. Smith has the finest crop
of tobacco in this section.
Mrs. Lewis Crawiey and daughter
spent Sunday at Mr.. A. w. Ligon's.
Mrs. II. y. Madison has returned
home after a Two weeks visit to rela-
tives in Guinea neighborhOod.
Mr-. Donald McRea and daughter.
Of Sunny side, are visiting in the
neighborhOod this week.
Miss Soilie Page Johnson, u Amelia
and Miss Mary Morton, of Overly, are
the guests of Mrs. f W. Madison.
Mrs. Susie Hughes Dowdy and child.
rem, Of Norfolk, are summerng AZ Mrs
A. W. Lyons.
Misses Ida and Irene Scott, Of Prince
Edward are visiting their uncle, Mr.
George Scott.
Misses Aunie aud Myrtle Lyon art
visiting friends and relatives in Prince
Edward this week.
Miss Rosa Blanton was the guest a
Mr.. Jack Blanton's last week.
Don't forget that Polk Miller will b'
AT Rice Friday night the twenty
second. All 90 aud have a good time
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Farley fancies.

Farley, Va, July IS, 1904.
Misses Annie and Mabel Glenn and
Lizzie Scott were the guests Of Miss
Edith Davis from Tuesday go Thurs
day.
Miss Bessie Motley, Of Rice, was the
guest Of Miss Annie Carter last week
Mrs. Flora A. Johns, " Overly, was
the guest Of Mrs. A. +. Davis last
Wednesday.
Miss Leila Farley, of Nile, returned
home last Sunday after a most delight
ful visit to relatives AT Rice.
Messrs. Willie Farley, Herbert Glenn
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Meador visited
Ia the home of Mr.. a. +. Davis last
Sunday.
The ladies Of sandy Creek Baptist
church will give a lawn party at the
home Of Mr.. Lee Barden OF the 18th
of July for the benefit Of the ladies aid
society.
a lecture will be given by Professor
W. W. Bondurant, Of Texas.
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Olesko Offering.

Olesko, Va, July 10, 1904
Mrs Willie Hardy and children, Of
Norfolk, are visiting her father, Mr..
Wat Lee.
Miss Estelle Perrin il spending the
week with Miss Sallie Elan.
Miss Gertrude Gillian visited Miss
Frank Lee last week.
Misses Eta and F'va Flippin have
returned 20 their home in Cumberland
after a visit 10 Mr.. :. b. Eiam's.
Miss Francis Davis spent last week
at Mr.. Reuben JOhu-'.
Mrs. l.. d. Jones and son spent
Tuesday night with Mr.. G.. o. Forbes
Mr.. Frank Anderson visited Crewe
last week.
Miss Lottie Anderson is staying with
her grand parents.
P~rotracted meeting wiz begin a
Browns the first sunday in August.
aud will last two weeks. Mr.. Davis
will be assisted by Mr.. Wilson.
Con- munion SCI ;ices were held al
Cumberland church last Sunday. Rev
Mr.. McA 'ister, Of Farmville, preached
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-07-22
Stoddert Snap shot.
Stoddert. 70. JnIy b. l9Ol.

Yesterday was avery hot day, deci-
dedly the warmest we have had this
summer. Crops are suffering FOR rain,
vegetation drying up.
Mrs. Donnal McRae, Of Sunny Side,
il visiting Mrs. Lewis Crawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Blsnton. Of Rich
mond, spent Saturday and sunday
with Mrs. DR.. j. NJ. BlantOn.
Mrs. Clarke. Of Richmond, and Miss
Elan, Of Buckingham, are the guests
Of Mrs. Walter Claiborne.
Mrs. b. W. Blanton returned home
last week after a pleasant visit TO heI
daughter, Mrs. II. W. A"gel, Of VIII
mington, \. G..
Mr. Stanly B%lanton, Of Richmond,
and Miss Kathiline Baldwin, Of Farm
vile, were the guests Of Mr. j. l..
SwOope last week.
Mr.. Ben Baldwin, Of Farmville, is
visiting relatives here.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-07-22
SIMPLICITY Sounds.

simplicity, Va, July Is. 1894.
G. NJ. Redd aud wife visited your
town on Wednesday.
Fletcher Gee returned from Clarks-
vile recently and j. now III With ty-
phOid fever at his former home near
here.
Mrs. Drusilla Smith L. at home again
after a delightful sojourn in the capt.
tOl city.
Mrs. Clifford WOmack and Miss
Mamie McCraw visited Mrs. Frank
Wilson Friday.
Mrs. +. :. Rucker and daughters, OF
Throck, spent Wednesday with friends
at Santa Fe.
Protracted services will be held at
Briery by Rev. Mr.. Miller, Of smith
vile, beginning on the 4th Sunday
preaching morning and night through
out the following week.
Polk McCraw, Of Felden, was at
santa Re on sunday last.
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ter, Mrs. Wayt Royal, Of Mariin-ville.
Mr.. Frank Anderson spent Saturday,
and Sunday with his son. Mr.. Horace
Anderson.
This seems 10 be the painters season.
A number ~ private residences and
the Episcopsl and Presbyterian church
e. are taking on new coats Of paint
Mr.. Baxter Jones family are sum-
mering in Brunswick County.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-07-22

MIS-. A. Vie Rar-on Lee, wife Of Mr..
Floyd Lee, Of this county, died IN
Washington. d. e.. at s o'clock, Mon
day afternoon, jos 18th. The funeral
took place from tbs Farmville Presby-
terrain chuJch Wednesday morning
last at II O'Clock, CONDUCTED by the
Rev. j. Gray cAllAter, aud the inter
ment made inthe town cemetery. The
deceasep was a laughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs Henry Ransom, who will be
remembered by our Older readers as
being among the most highly esteem.
Ell Of our citizens.
Mn. Lee wa taken 90 'hington
about ten days ago where she under
went a most serious and difficult opera
ton. From this she rallied and there
we're hopes Of her rapid recovery until
another aud more serious ailment came
10 light from which she died. The
sympathy Of our community goes out
To the bereaved ones In their hour o
sorrow
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FeIden Faeis.
Felden, Va, July 80, 1904

Felden, Va, July -, 1904.
Laetitia Alien il spending this week
with her son, Mr.. John Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell visited rela-
tives in this neighborhood Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Mabel Smith returned 70 her
home last Saturday after spending
some time with Mrs. c. II. Ransom.
Miss Allie Allen visited in Farmyille
several days last week.
Miss Mamie McCraw returned sun
DAY from a visit to Santa Fe.
Miss Pearl Allen, Of Norfolk, is visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. Kate Jones.
Mrs. Allie Lipscomb and little child
spent Saturday night with Mrs. John
R. Allen.
Protracted meeting will commence
at Mt. Pleasant church next Sunday
morning.
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Uplifting.

Il trust" said the man Of exalted
ideals, that your son is deyoting him.
self In some way TO the uplifting of the
human race"
That's Just what he's doing" an
swered Farmer C~orntossel. "He Just
got employment the other day running
the elevator IN a big Office building"
-Washington Star.
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In a Quandary

Floral wish I knew whether ought
10 feel grateful to Mr.. Gaboy or TO be
angry with him.
Irene-Why?
Flora-He told me yesterday he didn't
know which he most admired-my
sparkling eye or my blooming cheek
Tft-Dits.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-07-22
A onas4inn Of Keen.

DO you think you could keep ny
daughter in the style 10 which she's
been accustomed" said the father.
I'D have you know that l an able
10 keep a horse!" said the young man.
proudly.
"Oh, well. my daughter has never
been kept in a livery stable. sirl'-
Yonkers Statesman.
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Not an ~Ins!nuation.

Practical politics" remarked the
moralizer. ARE the same In this coun-
try to-day as they we're in the begin
ming Of history"
Don't you believe it." rejoined the
d~emoralizer. why. In the beginning
OF our history a man who couldn't tell
a lie was elected president"-Cincin-
natl Euoufrpr
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She Tried Five Doctors.

Mrs. Frances /. Sales, Of Missouri
Valley, Ia, writes Il have been %aiiict-
ed with kidney trouble five years had
severe pains in my back and a frequent
desire 70 urinate. When riding | ex-
perienced much pain over the region
Of the kidneys. ! tried five physicians
without benefit and then concluded 70
try Foley's Kidney Cure. After tax
! ing three 800 bottles was complete
| Isl cured Sold by W. B. Agnew.
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81 natter myself" said the city
chap. that | can tell what a mar Is
By he walk Now. this d!gnihsd-
looking individual coming down the
street is undoubtedly a leader OF
uen."
That's right" rejoIned the village
landlord. Hes the drum major OF
pur brass band Cincinnati En-
nuirer.
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A riaing Difference.

I'm a little In doubt" said the doc
tor. "Your trouble IS either n Of two
things"
What are they7" asked the patient.
Appendicitis or the stomach ache
However, we can settle that"
Howl"
by cutting you open. Of COURSE
Chicago Post.
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ct didn't think you would write an
anonymous letter."
"I didn't" was the indignant reply.
but you didn't sign your nams
20 H."
NO. But I signed the name Of n
OF the nelghbors ."-Washington Star.
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WAS be a good t~enant?" asked his
acquaintance.
well. not very" said Landlord
Tlghtfst quite frequently he didn't
pay his rent until the second OF the
month. sometimes not until the third. !
often lay awake nights worrying about
himl"-Brooklyn Life.