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Manager Of subsIstence.

Washington, July 25, - Jackson
Smith has been named manager OF
subsistence on the canal zone ana
will be responsible hereafter for ALI
hotels and messes. Mr., Smith Is also
manager OF labor and quarters for the
Panama canal commission.
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cIsysIand's Art building.

Boston, July 25.-Announcement was
made here that the trustees OF the mu-
scum OF fine arts to be built at CleVe.
land. O., have selected Edmund NJ.
Wheelwright OF this city to serve az
consulting architect for the museum.
The arrangement was made by L. e.
Holden OF Cleveland. chairman OF the
building committee.
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Cleaning Up.

2 Philadelphia, July 26.-At a meet
ing of the board OF health announce
ment was made that twenty slaughter
houses recently condemned as unsani-
tary had closed permanently. Sixteen
other establishments were improved
by order OF the board, and the owner
OF one slaughter house who refused 10
obey the ma te TO improve bis plant
vas ordera oaaeuted.
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Terribly Injured.

Gallon. o., July g5.-Edward Met
calf, conductor on the o. c. T. inter
urban lines, while collecting fares
from baseball fans who had Chamber.
ed ON the top OF his car. was caught
by an intersectinE wire and his tongue
and upper jaw torn away. His recoy-
cry is doubtful. As he almost bled to
death before aid could be summoned.
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Weher te as hanaed.

Auburn, Cal. July 25.-Adolph We
ber who murdered his father. mother.
brother and sister at this place two
years ago in order to obtain possession
of the family estate OF about 100000.
was brought ints court and sentenced
to be hanged ON September 12, Once
before the youth was sentenced to
death. but his appeal to the supreme
court served as a stay of execution.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-26
Murderar Suicides.

Los Angeles. Cal, July 25.-Wiliam
]. Hudson, an engineer, who shot and
killed his wife in Pasadena, at the
home of DR.. A. Hoag, where she was
employed as domestic, committed
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aaturdaY half HslIdAv.

Washington. July 24.-More than
5000 men in the employ OF the engi-
neer department of the army will en-
JOY half holidays on Saturdays during
the remainder OF the summer under
the terms Of an order Issued from the
war department.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-26
Banker, Refuse to Bid.

Youngstown, o., July 25.-Mahoning
county bankers have refused to bid
for the privilege of having their banks
designated as depositaries for county
funds The commissioners will now
advertise for bids from banks situated
anywhere in Ohio.
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Salt Lake, Utah, July 25.-Dr. j. V.
Bonnette. q tourist. from New Orleans.
was severely injured In collision on
The Saltair railway, his shoulder being
iislocsted, his ribs crushed aud his
alp hurt.
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shooting seraps In Toledo.

Toledo. o., July 2b.-Thomas B.
Tucker. ir.. %, son OF 4 h. Tucker.
president OF the Toledo exposition.
shot Charles scherer hostler, aged
IL, at the race track at the fan
grounds. schsrsEit Is said. had been
teasing Tucker. The latter was ar.
rested.
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CHARGED With BIaamy.

Akron, o., July 25.-Robert X.
Crawford, aged q. son OF promi'
nent family OF breckenridge. Pa, is
under arrest here on charge of
bigamy.
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Gone 10 Iowa.

Washington. July 25.-Seoretary
Shaw left Washington for Iowa today.
He will deliver several addresses
throughout the state and will attend
the state convention at Des Moinss
on August /.
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Prlno.,, 10000 Po,t card..

Young Prince Edward Of Wales
will soon enter the Royal Naval
academy TO begin his education for
the navy. Prince Edward has a re-
msrkable collection OF picture post
cards, having more than 10000 al
ready,
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Blood viii Tell.

Lima. o.. July 25.-Daisy Wade, IT,
niece OF Al and Ben Wade, who died
in the electric chair at the Ohio peni.
tentlary. and her chum, lsyear-oid
Efie Pearson, were committed to the
Girls Industrial home At Delaware by
the juvenile court. A shocking tale
OF immortality was disclosed at their
trial
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-26
Russian Officers Ordered Home

Vienna. July 25.-Russian officers
spending leave of absence at Austrian
watering places have been ordered by
telegraph to return to Russia The
orders point out that threatening con
ditions make 1t necessary to place the
army on q war footing.
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EalIed TO Aares.

Massillon, o., July 25.-The Joint
conference OF operators and miners OF
the Massillon district adjourned sine
die without reaching 4 district settle
msnt
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Suicide OF AUSTRIAN Author.

Vienna, July 2i.-Ferdinad Ssar.
author and member of the upper
house os the Austrian reichsrath, shot
himself at his residence In Dobling.
He had been suffering from nervous
DrOstratiOn
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Quarantine Lifted.

Honolulu, July 25.-All shipping
quarantine restrictions have been lift
ed here. the city having been absolute
iy free from any case OF plague for =
month.
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To Command Pacific Squadron,

Washington, July 25.-Rear Admiral
w. 4. swinburne, lately commissioned
a rear admiral. has been detached as
a member of the general board OF the
army and navy Joint board and assign,
ed as commander'in chief OF the Pacif
ie squadron. succeeding Rear Admiral
Goodrich. His flagship viii be the Chi
nam
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cold for United states.

Melbourns. July 24.-The steamer
Ventura left here today for San Fran
cisco with half = million sovsreigAs
on board.
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Xounnn,oan Namsd.

Cincinnati. July s5.-YoungstowR
was selected ss the next meeting place
Of the convention OF the Ohio Building
an Loan associations.
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NEITHER DEBATE
NOR AMENDMENT
Marked the Final Action on Address
to the Russian People,
IT MAY MEAN A REVOLUTION

Tone Of the Manifesto is Defiant and
Strikes the Government In Vul.
nersble Point by Declaring II ls Re.
sponslble For the Delay In settling
the AersrIan Question.
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The FRANCE MEDICAL INSTITUTE co. ts a"s Columbus S s
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14

Young ari beautiful and of a matches vivacy and
charm. Her recogntorby Millionaire Sharon of the.
Palace Hotel did more establish her on the topnlost
pinnacle than ali her wealth standing and art doic
Steeped lips social lore Mrs Bacon made tle
most of; her opportunities "a ~
was at a brilliant ball given during the saains
65 that the famous beauty made her initial
in San Francisco regal gown bediamonded ard
bejewelcd, Bacon was the cynosure hundreds
zof this
Fbalsis discussed nei grounded her
IN an effort to smile. away
mining deal and Fate vii ed If that Sharon
led the beauty To- supper society .cyeht
was; complete without Baeons 81
was sought and feted from season toanother
"a few years the ndugent husband changed their resi-
dence from the Occidental TO the Grand, engaging tie
most uxuriously appointed suite to be had In addi
ton he bought magnificent site on Pacific aveiiise and
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14

G ITTING in the paTlor of her cottage home in the
hills behind. MARITIME, Mrs Nellie Hall Bacon,
- seventy odd shorn of tIae, cloak ofTopulenee. and
charm while reigning queen of San Francisco
society in the early sixties, tells the story of her
eyentfu life. In a. thin slrill voice ler and fur
rowedy cheeks flushing at faint call of memory she
recounts those incidents Of her varied which.
even as ancient history full Of fascination:
Time has. craven deep lines on Mrs. Baconss face,
but her mind is clear and fresh every poins
touching the years OF ser residence in this city and
of many visits TO- the courts England France
and Germany t ali had taken pssce but
day 80 = ~
But it was not spent travel nor the fact that
she was the wife of Capitalist Hiram Bacen that
She was the daughter Of United States Senator Hall of
New York. that gave her the ndubitable position She
occupied IN society; it the fact that she was
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14

commenced building splendid home for the wife he
:idolizcd Z.
before the home completed Bacon was
in OF the house. valuable
properties and thousands of dollars eon Mrs Bacon
soon found the big house burden and again changed
her quarters to the Grand.s' &
Then began new existence. Her period of mourn
oyer. Mrs Bacon entered more fully than ever into
a life of gayety sard pleasure hen one morning
society aBloke with AN entirely story ringing IN
its ears Nellie Hall
vsntons Of ssociety s taking batll!
The the many curious She was
ostraczed twink and society settled
down ignore whatlit could not ferget. - s.
on, sensations followed sensation in swift
Succession and scarcely week passed without some
report the daring widows actions The splash of the
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-01
YINOL'S RELIABILITY
Countless Physicians Join with II. {.
Crute A Co., in Recommending
NinOl.

Countless physicians and druggists
are now prescribing and indOrsinp
NinOl as the most valuable cod liver
preparation known 10 medicine, and
II is fast Superseding all other forms of
cod liver oil.
a prominent physician writes. 81
am satisfied that Niuol derives its
wonderful life-giving and strength
creating power from the medicinal
curative elements found in the Gods
liver. II is the best strength creator
and vitalizer for old people, weak wo-
men, children, and the convalescent
that ever saw"
Another physician writes: 81 could
cite many cases where health has been
restored in a surprisingly short time
10y NinOl. should be very sorry 10
have To do without NinOl i'm my prac-
tice. 1t has no equal for hard colds,
throat and bronchial troubles
Now, when we tell you that we have
never sold i'm our store a remedy Of such
remarkable curative and strengthened
ing power as Ninol, for the weak, the
sick and the aged, aud that if IL fails
10 accomplish what we say il will, re-
'und your money without question. no
iiling person should hesitate To try
NinOl with such an understanding.
In cases where cod liver oil, emul- !
lions and other toRics fail, Ninol will !
neal, strengthen and cure. II. G.. |
,rute x Co., Druggists.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-01

CoNGREssMAN sOrrHALLL BErlREs.
Since the above was put in type We
received the following announcement
from Congressman r.. G.. Southall.
TO the Democrats ofthe Fourth Dis
trict:
After many years of public life, spent
in the service Of my county, State and
nation, | have determined 10 give back
10 you the trust coniided To me and
not To stand for reelection 10 congress.
| need not say ! am led to this con
clusiOn through no distrust of the fl
deity or generosity Of the political
friends who have sustained me iu the
past with their sullragcs, and whose
support ] am grateful 10 feel would
still be given me were ] 90 remain
candidate.
This step has been under cOnsidcra-
ton for some time past but there was
reluctance 10 pursue any course which
might seem unmindful of personal
friends and embarrass them by retire
ment from a post to which their par
TALLY had elevated me
Thinking this fiji occasion 10 make
such announcement, it only remains
for me to express my sincere gratitude
To you, who have hon0red me beyond
my merit, and whose welfare will
ever be my highest desire
Respectfully,
II. G.. SOlTHALL.
The time for entering rs a candidate
for Congress from this district closes
today and Mr.. Southall's withdrawal
leaves Mr.. Lassiter without opposi-
ton.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-01
COL. MANN wITHDRAWS.

Col William Henry Mann, of Peters
burg, has Withdrawn his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
Congress. Judge Yarrell, Of Greens
Vile, having week previous retired
from the field, leaves at present only
Major Francis r. Lassiter, and Hon.
r. G.. Southall in the field In his
withdrawal card, Col. Mann says.
"Feeling physically unequal to the
task Of prosecuting rs vigorous can
vaSs rs the eXigencics Of the case would
seem to demand, ! feel constrained To
withdraw from the contest for the
Democratic Congressional nomination
from the Fourth District Of Virginia.
To the many friends who 50 gcner-
Ously pledged me their support, de
sire To express my sincercst gratitude.
assuring them that the remembrance
Of their loyalty will bee treasured
throughout my existence rs one Of my
most cherished recollections
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM HENRY MANN
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-01

No, Mr.. Good Citizen, you are wrong
very wrong. The rate bin has not
yet passed Congress. One rate bill
passed the House. another passed the
Senate. The two bills now 90 to "a con-
ference controlled by Hepburn who
seems to be owned by the express COM
panies, and by Aldrich who Us the di-
rect representative Of Standard Oil and
the railroads a bill cmasculated Of
its good feature, is probable, and what
Roosevelt Will DO with it depends ON
what day it reaches him As a light
ning-change artist Roosevelt ,urpasses
the palmiest days Of Wyman and Her
mann
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-01
FRlnAY. IINE /. w.
- PowER oE - pEopLK-

The struggle Of the people of Russia
for their rights and Liberties calls io
mind the long struggle of thc English
people with the crown, and of the
struggle of The coionists Don This county
which resulted iu rebellion and final
separation from The mother country.
There can he but one outcome 90
such "a struggle among the Caucasian
peoples. They have the powerof miu-
atiye and Of scifeoycmmcnt and will
govern themselves. itisa power not
possessed hy the black and brown
races And mo- one who reads history
can doubt the outcome 40 this country
of the struggle now going on between
me people ou tue one hand and tnc
financial bandits ON ,hc other
The idea that some OF our railroads
have, that they are the entire owners
Of the railroad, viii unfortunately re-
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-01
WANTED

To see the great United states
Government, with the courageous
Theodore Roosevelt in the Presidential
chair, convict one leader Of the Beef
Trust, or the Tobacco Trust, OF the
Standard Oil Trust, and put him be-
hind the bars.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-01

The industrial section Of the Rich
mond Times-DiSpatch is an eye-open-
er to the average Virginian. Every is
sue makes the reader wonder at the
Development of the State, and makes
him proud of his State.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-01
A CHAIR OF PERJURY

The Richmond News-Leader very
wittily says that a chair Of applied
perjury is needed i'm some of the cob
leges and universities established and
maintained by John ID. Rockefeller
The art, as al present practiced, is
crude, says our contemporary Men
supposed TO have nimble wits are
guilty Of clumsy and awkward state
ments that colored hog-thief would
scorn TO use.
Says the News Leader
ave suggest that Mr.. Rockefeller
establish at one of his institutions for
higher education chair Of applied
perjury, a department in which the
iinanciers, general managers and con-
iidential men Of the next business gen
Grafton shall be taught the art and sci
ence Of false swearing f0rcouris, inves-
legations and legislative enquiries
Special attention ought 10 be given tO
avoiding impOssibilities aud direct con
tradicti0ns. a peDury which contra
diets itself ON its own face aud .u It's
very telling is mo- kind of perjury for q
trained and capable man entrusted
with heavy responsibilities TO commit.
IL is not only dIscreditable. but what
Is far worse useless and altogether an
profitable
We hereby nominate Henry II
Rogers as Professor Of Applied Per
jury for the first chair established
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-01

II doesn't require much practice 10
acquire the art OF being lazy.
But the man who pays his deb"
usually has more money than the man
who doesn't
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-01

\ genius is a man that Il. not much
good az anything else
You will derive crumbs Of comfort
from giving a hungry man a square
meal.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-01

Euicrcdai tncpo,tomec at Fum,uc as
second class matter
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-01
THE MULATTO IN THE UNITED
STATES.

The per cent ofmulattoe, IN the total
negro population is in New England.
81; in the North Atlantic division.
23.2; in Delaware Maryland District
Of Columbia, Virginia and West Viz
ginia, 1872, in the Caroliuas. Georgia
and Florida, H. in the North Central
division, 81 and iu the South Central
division. 70.
Maine, with one fifth OF one per
cent Of its total population negroes in
1880 shows 57.4pcr cent. of the negroes
10 be mulattoe-, while South Carolina.
with 500 per cent. of all her people me-
groes, shows only ga per cent. of them
mulattoes. Tn Massachusetts, 1853 per
cent. of the negroes are mulattoe, i'm
Mississippi 10 per cent
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10

while another the position might be dear $4,000 year.
In looking the capable and successful the world for
large figures naturally thinks for instance of Pepont Morgan
Now is hard conceive Of Mr. Morgan giving his interests
and opportunities for salary But doubt that any of the
great banks of the world could well afford of sound bus
to Mr. Morgan for his undivided services
In my judgment Mr. Mogans services viewed from the
merca standpoint would make salary of year look small
Yet other filling the place. trying fill it. might not
be worth $4,000 $4,000 year.
1t all question of the right for the place. always assuming
that the business involved large enough require
ices Of such
In opinion the salaries paid the heads of great corporations
larger proportion the amount business and responsibility
involved than they used be- These salaries comparatively
larger than the general of when consider all the cond
tons The ordinary wongan has responsibilities than he
used have The responsibilities thrown upon the heads of large
poraons have increased hundredfodyes housandfold
The evolution of commercial and industrial methods has brought
about changes Concentration of effort unaon of adnra
Standardization of meodese have resulted gigantic
under single executive controls used be- The
mistake made by the head of small enterprise under former conditions
result loss of thousands dollars The mistake made by
the head of of great corporations to-day would result the loss
of millions Of dollars.
meet good many business and this question of salaries il
naturally subject of discussion But do find that busi
Their idea hold of the right They realize that
makes all the difference between going ahead and going backward
between and failure
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

To clean bamboo furniture, rub with a
rag dipped in linseed oil and turpentine,
then polish with soft, dry cloth. The
furniture should never be ret near fire,
nor should it be allowed to be in the
sun for any length Of time, as heat dries
and cracks 1t.
The water in which potatoes have been
boiled is an excellent remedy for rheu-
matism. The affected joint should be
bathed in the water, as hot as possible,
just before going to bed.
Make q small bag Of velveteen, stun
it with cut-up wool, then sew up the end !;
this makes q capital pad, to be used for
polishing bobts and shoes.
Palms and window ferns should once
q week be set in a pail or deep bath Of
water and allowed to stand half an hour.
The water should be slightly warmed,
so as to bring it up to the temperature
Of the room in which the plants are kept.
II possible, the leaves should be i'm
mersed as well as the pots; If not, they
should be carefully washed with q
sponge and water.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
a BOYS BREAKFAST.
There's Z Natural Food That 1Ako
Ib Own Way.

There's boy up In Hoosick FallA
N. r.. who is growing into sturdy man.
hood on Grape Nuts breakfasts. .
might have been different with him. =
his mother explains: I.
"My 11-year-old boy Is large. Wen
developed and active, and has bee1
made SO by his fondness for Grape
Nuts food. At I'VE years he was vesy
nervous child and was subject to No
Quent attacks Of indigestion which
used to rob him Of his strength ard
were very troublesome to deal with.
He never seemed to care for anythin9
for his breakfast until I tried Graz
Nuts, and ! have never had to change
from that. He makes his entire break-
fast Of Grape-Nuts food. It Is always
relished by him and he says that sit
satishes him better than the ordin1Sy
kind Of meal.
Better than Ill, he II no longer
troubled with indigestion or nervo4g-
ness. and has got to be Z splendl ~
developed fellow since he began to ~
Grape Nuts food" Name given By
Postum Co.. Battle Greek, Mich.
There's . reason. Read the l1fls
I'D, yhe Road 70 Wellvillas : u ~
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-10
IN MEDICAL CIRCLES.

Austrian and German physicians
have fixed on coffee as one Of the
causes Of epilepsy.
Many cases Of deafness now under
treatment by London physicians are
attributable by them to influenza.
Apparently healthy persons fre-
quently carry diphtheria germs in the
mouth. thereby injecting eating and
drinking utensils, and in this way
they may be instrumental In spreading
the disease.
Dr.. Koch, the famous German scien-
tist, ID to take charge Of an expedi-
tion to investigate the sleeping sick
ness In German East Africa. The
German colonial department has, it is
said, given great sum Of money to-
ward the expenses Of the expedition.
When the floor Of the operating the
ater Of the old hospital at Canterbury.
England, was torn up the other day
the rings were discovered through
which were passed the cords for tying
patients down on the operating table
rrior to the discovery Of anesthetics.
An application has been made BY
the japanese government to the Brit
ish General Medical council. asking It
to recognize the degrees Of japanese
medical practitioners in various parts
Of the British. empire. It is in the
Straits Settlements that the Japanese
doctors particularly wish leave to
practice at present.
A member Of the British Royal Col
lege OF Veterinary Surgeons says:
''The growth Of quack dog doctors and
bogus medicines during the last few
years has beea simply appalling.
These .dog specialists,' as they call
themselves, are usually dog dealers
with good knowledge Of canine habits
but absolute ignorance Of medicine.
/ A Japanese scientist named Matsura
has been studying the effects OF dis
eases and the varying physical state OF
the body upon the growth and thick
ness Of the hair. He finds that hair.
especially in the case Of persons whose
hair 10 Of coarse structure. IL 50 sen
sitiye to bodily condition that it con-
tains veritable history Of the state
Of the individual to whom 1t belongs.
for the period covered BY its growth