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FAITHFUL LANGDON
QUITS MRS. WILSON
Persuaded he Keeps Her
People From Her.
JUSTICE, NOT LOVE, HIS AIM
Denies Infatuation, and She, in Hospi-
tai, Recovering From Shot, Bids
Him fearful Farewell.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. July 17-Mrs.
Janet Wilson. who attempted suicide
by shooting herself in the breast be-
cause Of the notoriety which attached
to her sensational escape from the
Hudson River Hospital for the Insane,
at Poushkeepsie. on July 3. has said
farewell to Walter Langdon. who aided
her escape and had been her constant
companion since. Langdon has left the
city.
When Langdon carried Mrs. Wilson
into the hospital Saturday night his
wish to remain at her side was seconded
by Mrs. Wilson. and he was allowed
to stay
Time to Leave.
At the home of Walter Judson. a col
lege chunl, IA Stratford. Or Charles
Langdon. his father. by telephone con
vinced him that the time had come for
him TO leave Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. Judson also pointed out to young
Langdon that he vas entirely without
funds. and SO long as he remained with
Mrs. Wilson she could expect no assist
ance from her husband or father
When he told her the meeting was
to be theif last, she held his hand and
begged him not to desert her
'Who will care for me If you desert
me. Walter?" she asked piteously.
Not for Her Good.
Nothing would ever induce me to
desert you if I were not fully con
vinced that it is for your good, said the
young man. Mrs Wilson showed signs
of becoming hystericaI, and the hospI-
tai authorities terminated the inter-
view.
Mrs Wilson Is weaker, although there
are still hopes of her recovery. The
bullet has been found in the pIeural
cavity. ana will be allowed to remain
there.
Langdon said last night that he is
not infatuated with Mrs. Wilson. but
is convinced she Is not insane and for
that reason had aided her to escape,
and his sense Of duty would not permit
him TO abandon her without friends or
funds
The hospital authorities talked with
Mrs. Wilson's father, former Repr>~en-
tative Low. of New York. but beyond
inquiring the particulars Of the attempt
ed suyide and ascertaining his daugh-
ter's condition ne made no comment
and is not expected here.
The Washington times., 1905-07-17
GERMAN KAISER WANTS
HIGH-CLASS WARSHIPS
Convinced That Cruisers of His Navy
Are Inferior to Those Of
England.

BERLIN. July 17.-Convinced that the
cruisers of the German navy are far
inferior TO those of Great Britain, the
Kaiser has sent to the minister of ma
rine a number of alterations which he
wants to be made in the new cruis-
ers to be built during the coming years
fer the German navy. Instead Of $500
tons. the size of the vessels IS to be
increased to Il 600. and the engines will
have 5000 horsepower instead OF only
10000, giving q speed of % knots.
But the most striking innovation is
in the armament. which is to be extra
ordinarily heavy, as a reply to the new
British cruisers Of the Aichelles class.
They VIII carry primary battery Of
eight 10-inch guns mounted in turrets
and able TO pierce the strongest armor
Of twenty-four inches of HaTveyiZed
steel at a distance of a mile. Be
sides these large guns. there VIII be six
G-inch and twenty rapid-ffre guns.
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WALKED INTO CHURCH
TANNING WITH RAZOR

EAST MORICHS. L. l.. July T.-Mem-
bers of the Methodist Church here are
just recovering from the shock they
received when Mrs, Egbert II. Terry,
member Of an old Long Island family
walked into church ftourishing razor.
Mrs. Terry was unconscious Of the
sensation she caused for several min
uiaE
Then she saw The looks Of horror on
n number Of faces, and discovered she
WIS waving razor instead of a fan
She had picked up her husbands S razor
from q dressing case instead Of her fan
when she hurried off 10 church.
The Washington times., 1905-07-17
TeamsteEs in BIoody Fight.
MACFARLANO RENDERED
UNITED CHARITIES Job

Commissioner Macfar1and las received
a proposition from fhc United Charities
Of America 20 become their vice presI-
dent and general manager for The Dis
1FiCt OF Columbia.
5lT. Macterl and has been written 20
by u r. Sutherland. Of QuiLman.
Ie%-, rresisleGt of lhe organization,
asking him To accept the position
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MOB AFTER MEN CHARGED
WITH KILLING WOMAN

MONTGOMERY. Ala. July II.-Cpon
The request Of Che sheriff Of Gadaden.
Ala The governor has wired Tine captain
of The military company at Gadsdeu 10
Be ia readiness to protect five coIored
men ~ jaii there, charged WITH murder
ing a white woman.
The jail is said 10 be surrounded by
an angry NAB
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SNAKE IN CARRIAGE;
BABY is NOT HARMED

BLOOMFIELD. ~ j. July IA
snake three feet long crawled into a
baby carriage in which was an infant
- Mrs Edward Baum
TIE mother tainted, but II woman
neighher threw the snake IN the street
and killed IL with i stone.
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son, who when two
years old had Ec-
zema as bad as any
child could have it.
I had several doe
tors, but when they
stopped trea tin g
him his head would
begin to get sore
again, almost the
next day. 1t got so
bad I really didn't
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Disappeared From Transport.

Joseph NJ Ward. private Company Il.
Seventh United States infaalrv (disdp-
pearcd from hospital on transport Alln
8, I.o.-suppOs"d 10 have been irownodJ,
May ., 1861 BayaHe. near Lake I.auao
MInoanao. p. f. May >. 1902. conspicuous
gallautry in action Will" corporal
Company B. TweHty-seyenth United
States Infantry, in attempting under
heavy hre TO scale the Wills of Fort
Bauda yatau.
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CARROLL INSTITUTE WON.

HERNDON. Va. July IA ninth-in-
ming run gave the Carroll Institute
team, Of Washington a Victory over The
Herndon club here on Saturday after
noon by I 20 3
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BABY'S Awful.
SKIN HUMOR
Doctors and Hospitals Called it
Chronic Eczema and Said Sores
Never Could Be Healed Child
Was Getting So Bad Mother
Didn't Know What To Do.
CURED BY CUTICURA
AT EXPENSE OF St.75

Words cannot express my graft
tude for what Cuticura Soap, Oint-
ment. and ResoLvent have done for nv
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Rescued Wounded Comrade.

TWenty-seventh United States Infantry.
the walls Of Fort Pandapatan.
Rescued Wounded Comrade.
Richard II. McComyn. sergeant. first
class, Hospital Corps, United States
Army, February >, 1904. San Juan, Santi-
ago, Cuba, July l, 1898. gallant conduct
and highly distinguished service, while
a private, Troop a, Sixth United States
Cavalry. in voluntarily leaving shelter
and, in the direct line of well-directed
and continuous fire from the enemy. as
sisting in the rescue Of a seriously
wounded comrade who had fallen in the
open field about thirty yards from his
James Mclaughlin. color sergeant
iWenI y-seyenth United States Infantry
!, april y. l5}4. Bayang. near Lake Lanao.
Mindanao. P. l.. May 2 1902 conspicuous
company B. TWenty-seVenth United
States Infantry. in attempting under
heaFE ilre 10 force an entrance a the
gate OF Fort Pandapatan.
James l. MCMinen private Com
pany g. Twelfth Infantry DISCHARGED
May 20 1909. February :, 1904, EI Caney.
SuOa, july ], 1888, coCIness and bravery
ulspL2EfG oy him. while a private, Com
pany II, Twelfth United States Infar-
Try, IN volunteering to cut and sue
cessfgIIy accomplishing the cutting Of
places under fire of and within 200
yards Of the trenches of the enemy.
Succored Wounded Under Fire.
John p. Mcsweeney. private. unas-
signed, Twenty third United States IN
fantry February ., 1904. Tientsin, China
July l3. 1900, distinguished conduct dur
ing the battle while private. Company
II, Ninth United States Infantry, in
r-44FTf .y-TI-
posure Of his own life, TO the assist
ance OF a wounded officer of his regi-
ment and, while under the fire of sharp
shooters, helping to bind up the wounds
uutu wounded himself
George MOreland, private Company X.
Fifth United States Infantry. February
., 1891 CabauC. GuImaras T. l. Oc-
tnher 30 1902. highly mcritorious con
uEfJ. while private, Company l.
IWeutE-Hinth United States Infantry. in
voluntarily nursing a cOmrade. who was
suffering from Asiatic cholera while
SeparJ ed from medical attendance and
Without assistance preparing the body
for burial thereby contracting the dis
ease and "UdaHgcTinG his own life in
safeguarding the health of his com
radcs
Edward j. link. corporal Company \,
Thirtietn United States Infantry. june
Is. 1864, action on the Ramien river. near
Lake LanaD. MmdanaC, +. l., January
-. 1901. most distinguished gallantry in
acton, while qHartcrmast tcr-seTseau
Company A, TWenty-Second United
states Infantry, i'm placing himself In
the gateway Of q Moro fort. where .w0
officers had just been wounded by the
fire ol In" enemy vii hin the fort, which
exposed position he maintained. k.er-
ing mp . fire Oh the enemy. thus divert
ing their fire from one of ;hc officers
vino had fallen forward within the ion {
and enabling that olhceT t. reach a
place OF safety.
The Washington times., 1905-07-17

while serving under the name of Fred
COTrigan as a sergeant, Company B,
TWenty-seyenth United States Infantry,
IN attempting under heavy fire to scale
the walls of Fort Paudapatan.
The Washington times., 1905-07-17

Illustrations good feature OF advertisement they
nSpreSen The writer seriously and earnestly the
reader that the illustrations here do woey msrepesen They
but stock cuts and poor specimens that The eay here in
ntey superior being the very latest styles the season. including
Beauty Pin Sets plain gold and eweed cnters; Brooch Pins
gHat turquoise and crystal effects Hat Pins with Oriental tops fill
gree gold Jewels; Scarf Pins and Stick Pins dany new
floral design with diamond center; Shirt Waist Sets Of
pearl French enamel gold plate, e and Jewels; Chaan Watch
Pins gold plate and Sgn styles Necklaces Of Graduated Turquoise
and Jet Chains long Collar Pins Tiffany effects
everything that newest prettes and best Jewey
soc to 81 values at tOc 18c, and SOC.
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Sergeant Saved Officers.
4 Hero Of Tientsin.

Thomas Carancg, private, Company #,
Fifteenth United States Infantry. Feb
ruary . 1904. action at Tientsin, China,
July 13 1860, conspicuous Eallantrg in
action while ii private ia Company =.
Ninth United States Infantry, IN vol
unfairly carrying. under a heavy me,
TWO messages TO the commanding gen
eIuL from position about 800 yards
from tue eacmy and returning with re-
The Washington times., 1905-07-17
Hospital Man a Fighter.
- 80 Under ASSUMED Name.

Ilrasa :. Kelley. cook Troop A..
FIffa United States Cavalry deserted
September I9. Ig0f April T., l324. BayanE.
near Lake Lauao Miudanao. T. l.. May
2. 1902. conspicuous gaIlantry IN action.
The Washington times., 1905-07-17

The War Department has promulgated
a long order naming the men of the
army TO whom certificates of merit We're
awarded for exceptional conduct be
tween January /, 1904, and June 80. 1905
The names of some of the men and the
reason why the department has so dis
tinguished them by certificates of merit
fGlIOVs.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01

Thousands Of American women, how
ever, have found relief from all monthly
suffering by taking Lydia F Pinkham'
Vegetable Compound, as IL Is the most
thorough female regulator known 20
medical science. II cures the condition
which causes 50 much discomfort and
robs menstruatisp Of its terrors.
Miss Irene Crosby, Of 3i3 Charlton
Street East Savannah, Ga, writes;
Lydia p Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Is true friend 70 woman. IL has been oi
great benefit 20 me. curing me Of irregular
and painful menstruati0n when everything
else had failed, and gladly recommend NJ %
other suffering women
Women who are troubled with pain
ful or irregular menstruation, back
ache, bloating Tor flatulence) leucor-
rh1a, falling, Inflammation or ulcera-
ton Of the uterus, ovarian troubles,
that bearing-down feeling. dizEi-
ness. fsintness, indigestion, nervous
prostratlon or the blues, should take
Immediate action to ward Of the seri-
Gus consequences, and be restored 20
perfect health and strength by taking
Lydia 2. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and then write % Mrs. Pink
ham, Lynn, Mass, for further free ad-
vice Thousands have been cured by
so doing.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01
A Theory Of EGG Moisture.

A writer on poultry subjects In an
exchange says that the egg gets rid
Of It's moisture more by reason OF the
pressure from within than by reason
Of the evaporation from It's surface
lie says: "As an evidence OF this. in.
fertile eggs DO not lose much in size
OF weight, while a fertile egg loses
one-sixth 10 weight and one-sixtieth IN
size" This theory does not appear very
sound, says Farmers Review. The fact
seems TO be that the infertile egg loses
more moisture than the fertile egg. One
Of the ways of testing eggs that have
been incubated for some time Is to put
them IN water and see If they will float.
The iufertile eggs float and the eggs
with chicks IN them sink to the bottom.
which is strong evidence that the In
fertile eggs have lost more moisture
than the fertile ones.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01
II rnE cLEnK's OFFICE or rnE CIR

| y TIE CLERKS OFFICE or THE CIR
! lCuIr COURT OF the County OF Prince IA.
/ ward ON the 18th day OF August. 1906
] L. n. Dickinson, sheriff OF the
/ county Of Prince Edward and
as such administrator OF CIV.
scott dec d ..-................-....... Plaintiff.
Against
| Henry and Reverdy Scott. children
| ~ Reyerdy Scott. decd. John, Ar
/ thur. oscar and Glenn Scott child.
| rem ~ Joel Scott. decd. Frank and
| Irene kwoll, children OF Clara Ew-
/ ell nee Scott daughter Of said
l kcVerdy Scott. Anna nOdd, fnec
/ scott daughter OF james scott.
| decd, Penn and Minnie Scott,
children OF Jack scott. decd, VIII
| lie Montgomery and Carrie Daniel.
NEE Montgomery children OF Mar
garei Montgomery, NEE Scott Ada
Booker NEE smith. Joel Smith
Walter Smith and Henry smith.
children Of Emma smith nee
Scotth decd. Anna Hodge NEE
SCOTT. Mary Taylor ,nec Scott
and = r. 1arltOn. .... defendants.
The object of this suit Is 10 distribute the
scott, decd
And an affidavit having been made aud
Med that all OF the above named defendants
are non-residents Of the state Of Virginia, DO
j. ordered that they do appear here within
ID days amer due publication hereof and DO
what may bee necessary 20 protect their Iu-
tercst boz Tins suit
A copy-Tesfc.
f. J. WHITEHEAD.
watkins Brock pa. Clerk.
aug 1-ft.
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Pleasantly Effective

Nttei Do ihe way, no trouble 10 ear
=, easy Co. take. pleasant and never
LiiinH DOB Results are DeWltt's Little
rauy Riser ihese famous little pills
ne certain gn 'ran'fe against head
acme hiipI-ur-s. i"rnd liver and all
9i ihe DE n.-nliins fran constipation.
hey tome and strengthen the liver.
Cure Jaundlce. Sod by W.B. Agnew.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01

SECTIONAL VIEW OF BRACE
Of two-inch oak board The post Is sci
four feet in the ground and firmly
tamped The second post is set two
and one-half feet in the ground a
four by four-inch brace extends from
near the top Of the first to the second
near where Il enters the ground Sew
eral strands Of wire from first to second
post near the ground. and then from
top Of second TO bottom Of first, com
plete the braclng BY twisting the
wires any slack may be taken up.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01

u ~ IALO1T General Manager.
Iipi WATER a WESTERN RAILROAD,
Time Table boz effect Monday. Nav
I'D. hri"'en famvi'le and Richmondy
hosclcy and Southern R.R.
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"is your paper the leading one in
town.
"surel We take in three pounds Of
butter for subscriptions TO the etaer
papers one."-Judga
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01

When you finish blowing put your
pillow away after greasing II well The
same as with the disc and other imple-
ments Too much money goes 70 the
machinery manufacturer through care
lessuess on the farma.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01

Little Clarence What DO people mean
when they say a man is right 10 the
prime Of life?
Mr. Callipers-They mean. my son,
10 be conslaerate Of an old mans feel
ings Puck
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01
Professlnnal Adrine

Tramp Would youse give er pore man
wot is starviu' somethin' TO eatY"
Physician-Certainly. That Is the
proper thing 20 give him under the cir
cumstances. Two dollars, please Chi
cago News.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01
After Her.

DID You ever 90 insect hunting ?"
asked the chronological.
NO replied the practical girl; Il
don't have TO- They generally hunt
for me. "-Yonkers Statesman.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01
Rock Island and Frisco Systems.

Extremely ow rates all summer the West Southwest
Best line 10 the Lewis Clark Exposition Portland O Denver Col
prada Springs ST. Paul and Minneapolis Little Rock and Hot Springs
Through standard and tourist eepe reclining chair
cars twice day from Chicago and ST. Louis H Po Colorado and salt
Lake Through sleeper and dining Atlanta Colorado Springs Biz
mngam. Memphis Kansas City ST. Mem
rhi first and third Tuesdays month oklahoma Indian Territory
Texas and the southwest
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS FROM VIRGINIA ANY
OF THE ABOVEPOI
Illustrator literature ana 1000 miles
our own rails sent application You will
MOST FOR YOUR MONEY asking
lslANuAN FRISCO SYSTEMS. on on address
A. lIILuN Cg,rGr H. LEE
G. T. A. Frisco Systems, q. f. A.. Rock Island System.
ST. Louis Little Rock Ark
y. NJ. CLrs,
General Agent
HOS East Main Richmond.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01

After a boy has learned 10 smoke he
feels SO smart that he wants TO advise
his father about his business.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01
sRAclNo WIRE FENCE POSTS
Description Of Fairly Satisfactory
Method Of Procedure Is Given
in Detail.

A fairly satisfactory method Of brac-
ing wire fence posts is shown in the ac-
companying illustration. says the
Orange Judd Farmer TO the lower end
Of the post is securely spiked a piece
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01

The Old original GROOVES Taste
less Chill IOuic. You know whatyou
arc taking II is iron and quinine la
"a tasteless form. No cure, No pay. SOC.
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La Grinne Conrh
A--4-,O.Az-f

cured with Dr. DRvlds Cough Syrup o. pure
fine, Tar, HOrehOund and Wild Cherry Resi-
on esfth Tor coughs colds, cramp. cOnSumt,-
ZION Bronchitis and an throat and lung tron-
ole.' large bottle 25 cents at White q go.
and winston urug 90
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01

After a hearty meal a dose Of Kosol
Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an Al.
tack 0f Indigestion. Kodol is a thor.
ough dlgestant aud a guaranteed cure
ior Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Gas on the
stomach, Weak Heart, Sour Risings.
Bad Breath and all Stomach troubles
Sold by W b. Agnew.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01
PAINFUL PERIODS
AMERICAN WOMEk FIND RELIEF
The Case Of Miss Irene Crosby is one
Of Thousands OF Cures Made by Lydia
&. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

How many women realize that mem
struation Is the balance vince! OF 6
womans life, and while no woman is
entirely free from periodical suffering
tits not the plan Of nature that women
should suffer so severely.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01
JyIf 2n
NOTICE.

an persons having claim. against the es.
lile oi ihe .aic ~ Walker wiu please pre-
sent same for payment at store OF d AZ
walker Sons, and al persons indebted ID
the estate are requested to call and nav Same
ELLA r.. WALKER
Adm'x OF estate orc N. Walker. deed
aug. HIT
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W Ii Waii 40 Chester until s.fj a. NJ. foI
H. g.. D. 900 train from Richmond.
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SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

short iinr to Principal cities of the soufh
hd southwest Florida, Cuba ana Mexico.
fnAiNs LFAvE RIcHNoND-MAfN srst,,
SrATIoN-nAr'
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT April. IL. taO5
'.i" a. NJ Local iol Nornna, Raleigh.
Hamlet ni Charlotte.
lN = VI -Srahoafd Mail-,omrosed Of
iniIman sleeping ears To Al.
Inula, Sayai nan and Jackson.
vile, ~eahoard Cafe ears are
also operated on this train, they
are maintained ai the highest
degree OF excellence: also large
comfortable day coaches un.
ming without change 10 tlorda.
iW = N NiHhoard Express COmposed of
Gay coaches. cnir ears aud Pull.
man sleeper ft Atlanta. SaVan.
pom. Jacksonville and Tampa
RUNNING % flofida With III
change.
ihAinr AkhiNE AT KICrNoND-pAuy
h.H A NJ SO. From florida, Atlanta
nnd the SoutuWtst
i1a D. Vt 30. H-from lorlda Atlanta
nud the Southwest.
i-n 81. no 3D. From il cal points.
fof 900 inform alton as H. rates schedules
na connections apply 90 amy ~ abOfd Atent
W.M. TAYLOR G.TA
II. =. LIZARD h. "A
sgd MAID Street. Richmond. lhOne 90,
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Stop ThatConel,

before 10 stops ysu. Dr. na1id's Cong 4, RIM
VII cure %. a. numbers VIII tesfIft. 10 b ~
ncst on earth Large ioffles " cent Ia
Nhite Co aud Winstou Drug Co.
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lff a m. daily. express for Atlanta and
SEES Orleans.
1913 h 300. daily. Washington aud Seufb.
Western Limited solid Pullman train, TOR
ut.-a, Atlanta Chattanooga, Men. phis
uu NrN Orleans
f0l a DOB. daily, local for Danyille anu
Nny stations.
4ki %. 900. daily. local f0r Danvuie aud way
stations.
'-t D. ..gliAi express f0s Columbia, "a
fHnuah and Jacksonville
ifn y. n. daily, express for Atlanta. Rir-
mlngnam and Aew Orleans.
Dinefs ana sleeper 90 all through trims
or further Information cal or write.
D. r BROWN. General Agent.
O.. 81. 40 Is titl, General Manager.
n. Do h AhD" X, Passenger Traffic Man
aver washington. %. a..
" 81. Jay lob. General Passenger Agent
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no CONNECrlNG LINES.
nnucf le l.ienh given that the faTmvllle
a. ioWhunu Railroad VIII hereafter be- Oh r.
tied by Toe lidcwafcr & Western Railroad
'OmuHuy
All moneys collected f0r account ofthis
ON lal} you 800 please remit 10 q. NJ.
Do li.roNi treasurer, and all ac ,Ounts will
uo adjusted hy r.. S. HAZEN. Auditor. All
Minun'cilIons for whom should be- ad.
dressed io 20. BOX W. ibis city.
7. NJ. K. rALCOTT
Gen. Mgr
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N q & w NorfoIkSsWestern
LEAVE FARmvILLE DAILY
49, Schedule in Effect
J1nu0Ty y. 1905.

LEAVE FARmVILLE DAILY.
NORTH AND EAST.
so. lG Nos MOI
tDa.m. ioma.m. sH Pm.
SCUM AND WEST
40. D. No.5 NOS
iz5a n s57p.m. l2&p.o.
80 h.-for Roanoke Bristol. nlusnelo
ioInmhus and principal citations
sleeper. in Fast Radford and Roam.
oI>. 90 oiuinhus tafe ear, connects
700 INurhinfe with through siel ners
lof NtH orleans and Memphis. bin.
Iun far
No.l. Dor Roanoke. East Radford. PrIsiol.
lniIor car io Roanoke. sleeper 10
Knoxville. Pullman sleeper Roanoke
io columbus. Biucfeld "a Cincinnati
cuh car.
So. For Lynehbnrg Roanoke and inter.
mediate stations
40. lh-fo Petersburg. Richmond. Norfolk.
Pullman sleeper 10 Richmond ana
Norfolk.
so. t-ior Petersburg. Norfolk, Richmond
ana intermediate stations Pullman
UnrlOr ear to Norfolk
No. o. Local for Petersburg and Richmond.
connects ni Petersburg for Norfolk.
SEE THAT YOUR TICKETS READ OVER TIE
Norfolk and Western Railroad
CHEAPEST, eEsr AND QUICKEST LINE.
Write for Rates Maps, Timetables, De-
.cripfivc Pamphlets, %
=. BANTER DAVIS
Ticket Agt., Farmville, Va,
lr fo
~. I hfNiii, n. ,. BRAGG,
Gen. Pass Act Tray. Pass. Agt.
Roanoke. Va Roanoke. Va
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-01

Leave Chester shupsI 100 arrive Bcrmuds
i'l "a. m. Returning leave Bermuda 90
%. n.' hIilNe chester shops 100 p. M. Daly
except Sunday. AN trains stob al RAP
Electric Ry. King.
r.. ". q TALCOTr, Il. "a. WLLIAMs. Jr.
Hth hEf. Gen. = GIN a Pass Agt'