davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1906-08-27
company from Omaha to Cheyenne
will bring thirty clerks to this city.

Large Number of Greeks Employed.
Nick Mandanis, the Greek interpre-
ter and employment agent, reports
that there are 10Y employed on the
cifc about 1,40O Greek laborers.
, 1906-08-27
Hebrew Children Sent Back,

New York, Aug. 27.-Forty Russian
children arrived on the Amerika Sat
urday. They were put on Ellis ISL
and. The immigration board decided
that they were not proper subjects to
land and they will be sent back to
Russia.
, 1906-08-27
TO TAKE PICTURES
nE rhE BELL CROPS.

Elmer Lovejoy will take QUO Eramm
and Prof. Buffum to the Bell ranch
to-day FOL the purpose CT taxing r.c.
ures of the Bell crops. These pict-
ures are being taken for Preservation
as records.
, 1906-08-27
Affects Exchange.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 27.-The gloom
caused by the terrorists' campaign af-
fected the bourse today. Imperial As
fell from 10 to 65, the heaviest drop
during Gear Nicholas reign.
, 1906-08-27
Car Strike in Frisco.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. PA gen.
eral street car strike went into eff
feet this morning. All San Francisco
walked. The company made no at
tempt to operate cars.
, 1906-08-27
Markets AGAIN Lively.

New York, Aug. 27.-The stock mar
ket was lively again this morning. st.
Paul moved up to a record price, sell
ing at 1913. Half the other stocks were
irregular.
, 1906-08-27

Extra copies of the Illustrated Re
publican are nov gu sale Z: this oMcS.
The price is only 15c and it will do the
state, county and city much good by
sending them to friends in the east
, 1906-08-27
WOMAN DEFAULTER
MAKES RESTITUTION

IDLY carried away their youngest child.
Murphy followed on his return and,
engaging in a quarrel with Noble, shot
him through the heart, killing him in.
stantly.
, 1906-08-27
Carried Out His Threat.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 27.-Secur-
ing possession of a revolver in AL
Goldberg's store this morning by pre-
tending a desire to purchase, a man as
yet unidentified loaded it and drove
the premises, saying, 81 am going to
kill myself" and did so as they fed.
, 1906-08-27

the use of a stomach pump in the
hands of a physician, he was soon out
of danger.
, 1906-08-27

Worcester Telegram Adopts System.
Worcester, Mass, Aug. 27.-The
Worcester Telegram today began the
use of Roosevelt's phonetic spelling.
, 1906-08-27
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Elm

The board Of county commissioners,
sitting in special session Saturday,
fixed the tax levies for 1906. The fol-
lowing table gives them, together with
last years levies:
, 1906-08-27
Cuban RevoIutionists Resting.

Havana, Aug. 27.-The Cuban revo-
luton is apparently resting. The lull
is explained by a statement that the
insurgents are resting with forces
large enough to force the government
to come to their terms regarding the
notification of former elections with
out resorting to open conflict. The
insurgents are waiting the govern
ment's move, but are still stirred by a
rumor of disagreement between Palma
and Wee President Capote. Palma be-
lieves the vice president is implicated
in a conspiracy to force his resigna-
ton. No fighting is reported this
morning.
, 1906-08-27
Took a Shine to Him,

- pigsnns-"I see that the champion
bootblack Is dead"
Dismukes-"Yes, Death l owes a
shining mark."-American Spectator.
, 1906-08-27
Frost in Iowa.

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 27.-Frost was
reported early today at Charles City.
, 1906-08-27
KANSAS CITY WOMAN CONFESSES
TO HAVING STOLEN THOU
SANDS OF DOLLARS
FROM EMPLOYER.

ReIents and Turns Over Real Estate to
Make Good Her Misdeeds and viii
Not Be Prosecuted-Farmer Kills
Brother-in-law for Having NAL
treated His Wlfe-Agnes Meyers
Is Again Granted Reprieve.
, 1906-08-27
offers Amnesty to Insurgents.

Secretary of the Interior Montalvo
today issued a bulletin offering am
nesty to all insurgents who will go
home and give up the revolutionary
cause.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18

Webster nalsinksf Of Washington
was to-day admitted q tla bAr ~
Judge Can after an skaminatlon con.
ducicd by q. n nenlson, - u. VII.
son. Preston s Davis. s. y. Paris and
e n nogafs, NJ nAillnser has
pfactlced 10 Washington for several
pears
J,u Moanla residing cue mile north
% town ou the Taylor ruad. wAA a
caller a. Tie Chieitain oaice this
morning and stated that three young
msn who iIse ln Nlnita. paSsed hts
place yesterday and shot two q bis
chickens ard carried them aaay. lie
aYs II the parties 10 not pay fof tie
chickens he wlll invoke tie strong
arm of ths lae
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

*R'fFN - = *fts&
Miss Zelpla nutlsf Is hefe today
from Clarvmofe visiting friends
Mrs. ] A Gin aud her son hase r.
tuusd from q months vlslt wiih
relatives Ia salt Lake.
There las been change IN tie
acllednla toi tho Fairbanks special. and
il wlll.asrlye IN vinltA At 72a instead
ofiiop 10
An Eiciien sent a. Kansas city
this m0rulng iwhsru be wlll oraer the
t1fchs, fof Tie torch.light paate
scheduled for TIE night q leulpns-
iieut fagrtauks visit n Nlnita.
There % o. sandelrhct chicken ard
plesls.all iof the sgmloi dime and =
nickel ct the rfrsbfteflaui church
social 81 nr church next Tuesday
night -EsesYbody invited - -
4. sample q Lam Paris th0fo bred
corn mas be ssen Al the First Nation.
Al tanl Nr Paris aAYs some farmers
laugh AZ hlm When be tells them about
his tllofo hfe1 corn. tie saei of which
.e1si him saoa hut the sofnisi.oWs fuf
liasn. and besides that demonstrates
ttat = god farmef go thlsl country Is
jas, Is good As fAfmsf Ia tie h@st q
c1luffis
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FnoM FRIDAYS nAiLY

FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
s Aver sent sesl last night %
0eslusss
4 aasaI.s eas iha morning a..
: pointed ! n0tarf public % Judge s
A GHl
IN Ilousey has returned q Kln.
Ha q FasideIsftsf having tHed Grove
aad Aaml
A marriage license sas been Issued
q William Hicks q Estella and Mis-
Emma Land of Chelsea
l. 4 scalf foreman of Tie Chief.
tain, i compelled 70 az 81 for a fes
daYs beeauss ot q badly mashed angefl
caught Ia tlle press
s p 6 Edwards 81 near tie Island
ford On Gfaud river brought a load oi
pfeduee 10 Ninlta market iar which
lie received good prices.
Tie adles If TIE Chflstians church
ull conduct their exchange
tomorrow Afternoon At Felis C0Nan's
groceFJ store 90 Wilson street
Nelson N0ofe 81 neaf ketehum
brought vagou load q Hne sweet
potatoes q lthe Niaita market lie
received ine per hushel iof fheu
william Neeks expects q speui :
f.u days oa Lynch prairie uakt week
ni wlll personally invite thu people
81 that localltg = came 10 Nlnia oH
tiie 2lri g. see Nica President falu
banks
John i.sfufre, alN ess iakeH setI
fiously u in Colorado some dafs ags
returned home last nlFhl aeeompant
81 b his father, james Leioree TIE
aoang man isaiIlleled with inaaHnlago.
> glieamatisn And sas brought tirs
IN 5 slieIelaf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18
RUNNING SORES
COVERED LIMBS
Little sid's Obstinate Case Of
Eczema instantaneous Relief
By c0iieura Little Boys Hands
and Arms Also We're 4 Mass
Of TOrtuflng Sores - Grateful
Mother Saysi
"CUTlcURA REMEDIES
A HOUSEHOLD STANDBY"

IN vfiv 70 your letter / write 500
my exrsrienne, and sou are privileged
q use f as xoa see hf iAsi yessr.
afef having uay filie rld tfrassd IS 4
Neft pfominemf physician lof 81 oi4il-
nsie eao q eesesna, ! fesefiesi to the
Caticap Reu1elies, and pas ~ vtil
pleased with tie Almosst instantaneous
rsllI Afforded dsat &c decanind the
physicians prescription AMI fvlf3 en-
tifeiy 90 the Iutsr1fa Sap. CHiruA
Ointment. and CNifufa rHis Nheo
" somnenecd piih fie Cusiram Krfa-
t,lses hef ieet and l.nlle were ooscnsd
vish running saHs IN shout ss efeka
pe had hrr oomp,steiy ucli, nud fdsfr
has leen no rssufffnoe d the tfoul1e
u iidy a this year . lllile boy n
or family poisoned hs bands sad arms
With pote0n oak. and "a tanfy.four
t0aa Bis hands ard arms SEN mss
~ tanaang aons Nr u.sd mlg tic
INiofm Remedies. washing 81 hands
and hua with the CanruA sap and
hlauita them With tho Cuiirafa oiai-
nWat and thea gave him thf Iuilcau
LF lsfft IL aiaYt thfrN eeshs Bis
tands ard arms healtsi up. - ae haFc
inis x csuue f0f srelinE gfalfid ldf iba
gsairfa Rrmalas az tad that the
tHeHn heuoilas are talaatAc
hnap haid standby, living a. We DO
faslfe mQlcs isam . dpeinf. atd ahce
i enfs imm tweaig t. tueHty Are da-
lau to eaae up GA tbe mountain
Rfsfsfiiuly. Ne iisfie AnnrHf
IhBuas. fainnnani. Wsl8ma Hdes.
Tenn OFt id. 1908
Na=s SfilHss' tas fsisfea' Ha6ssss A. fFelf
H fH Fast = frqs fs1 taifas 3 sfss
sas.aas 4 t'a.aaFlf sstt Ise Het
49, = tasfs f.ttaf Hs - 81
= Hse = 80 = = ffaEfasIs see .HgH ffies
g. HIli fHs sas s=aas rEs farFs IHaf
4 fa HH sIs rlfa
- M f Hasaas
aiaa ~. 80 - tlssi stia a.as
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4 most ofth, Artlels

When al article has teen 90 the
mafsaf fUf Yean aud gains friends
eYefJ Feaf It IS aie O. cal this medi-
cine Is eufthF 0uh NHch ls iAllAfd s
Ilaphuuud syrup. IL positively caTes
coughs and al pulmonary diseases
Uns If tht lsss sHoNn merchants in
Mobile. Ala. 1ys Eof Use fear ms
family has aut leeu troubled Nith tie
wiuteF coNels afld owes ths g iial
Ad6 ilufch0und syrup bHos e
..as afe4 ms children ff0m maHg SICK
spells sold bf Peoples Drug
slalN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18
1t Takes
Nerve

Eyen thing depends Upon
Your nerves IL Is nerve ioree
hat causes tie brain to direct
the motion 81 your body g IS
nerve force thar earscs Noar
heart to puisale, and send ihc
blood through your veins q
Is nerve force thar causes yonr
stomach to digest food Eour
kidneys 90 hlier The blood and
the liver 30 secrete bite
Ia fact nerve force IS ihe
power that runs your body 81
II ven feel Wofnsuut. irritable
nervous. cannot sleep or cat
well. have pain 90 niscry
anywhere. your nerves are
weak, and your system fup-
down. 70 restore lhs vitality
take nr Miles Nex.ne which
viii strengthen and build up
ibe nerves. N0n cannot he
healthy without strong nerves
eyer flahfaan reaHs Ew HfaH
NefsHHn ana HhHsftIa IINs haHr ta
HN eIH# sHHsanl#flH HHftN fH HHF
fs8 SITS HHfla FaiaznE rfHltHn rE
Nerves hEslHa aN SER HaiarHIIH nHI
fiHHUE Ha4 Ha HHpHfItHs Hna#HHt
taff fna aHa Naa saeH a#faA aaa
FetIa EfHH II tszHa UsirH lH sztI
NsffIaF. H1d at Haaa hsa.n fa tH
Ffafa aHt aala galHH MaHaH fa
Ne8les4 AtaIiit
Ana 8 81 YHuNa
tsl riiislalf ~ rHa EaHtia. lat
nn Mssa MsrvIne 4 HaIa ~ fcaf
tfHralsf sHa kNa rUsf sHtas tHss tEf
ffzl hHl4It a|H tzafHt ID s faN#s Hs
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Miles Medical Co. Elkhaft, Ind
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rnoM rnrmnAY.s pAlLY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
VII. donaldson u Alton Is Ia ltsa
elsy tolag
ades +. + pafksf, Jr, + Ia OKLA.
lnma olsy fof ieN days
otica Deputy G, wilkins j. IA the
eity today from Pryor Greek
Two more cara Il sas plps, conaisn.
"a TO tise Warren compAnf sefv r.
celted ia Ninlta today
a MARRIAGE license wss lssoet yes
tarday 10 Anpan > h.ssax and Misa
Eva nrlce. both ol Faiflsnd
Judge A Gll Uent 10 Muskogse
On the early morning kAiy % attend
meeting of the dislricting and ean'
yassing boafd.
The four year old sofa u NJ. and
Ms. wlllls Hafeliett died lasl might
Il ths family home on The napfss
farm tao miles from town TIE fun.
etAi services were held this afternoon,
conducted bY Rev II u Moore
john Holland ul0 last Friday shot
llefs ilutiln1of Al . danes near kubYi
cannot he toaud, tho Deputy ; }.
nurns has been looking foF him ior
several dnYs mutsingef u still alive,
and hls frcossrY Is n0p expected.
Galou MiiIef % VISA q. spt.
cal agent Tor tie enfailmel. d.EAsi.
en- Clef0keas. uaN III fiultal TO-DAY
and addressed large number q Cher
ekses II 10 o'clocb tsia usouing a.
the court boase lie explained fullY
the PROCESS az eumllmcnl
Hoss Harris. a years Old : sou u
~ ana Ns George + harris. fFAet.
uted hls aakls tone and ballY spFAla.
II hls aakge IL friendly 9fessie witi
ne son ~ Res. 3 Mcdonald yes-
terday afternoon on Willie iIAlsell
campus The injury shich is very
painful aas attended q m nf 7
VI Craig
Deputy Marshal Lee McexmlsiI
TO-DAY brought ia tfom Needmors seF.
na aung men accused q enp~lloQi-
lns rhof afe john Moon fmnk
Vaughan Joe Mays Chafla Thomas
ClAed Ballard. william West and e.
A iallafd They had lesa Indicted
bg tie Miami grand tgy AZ gave
band except Nssf, who j. ia lall
cards Nefo tUseisei today auuQune.
lug the marriage ~ September 81 81
Glnfd Kan u Byron kiftnstfics
LATED states commissioner at Euol
I feck. ana Mss Gertrude Less
feiN tie fnuug pcep.eare sell suoRu
here whefe Mg. hHspatrek q ife.
uaenfiy called oa business browning
Laws. hg8tHcf al tha bride Is q
ministerial sfu3eat g Willie iiatssi
college
nsquf4 giefk E 3 DAVIDSON tha
morning fseeive3 iettse lFom ] g
E.asaa q Walnut Grove Na askiug
if Homer Eldsau aud Ni@ GLADYS T.
IL esls legally marfiei hers las'
Monday NJ Elds1u, sho Is ihs bol
father 1ages tfst tie fvuag people,
rln 4aaY froa b0ns. ana ilaf ths
slf's methgf j. usAfly pustgaied De
levin thaf ustEe vas - marriage
Fortunately slr lAsdsaa s able 6
cain tie fears g tAs patents 81 tbs
yuaue peogie as b Performed -
scfemonY himself tbs boz Is 81 anl
ihs elri ls
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From August q 10 October 81 Fris.
% eill sell second class tickets @
points Ia California, Arizona, Nevada
New Mexico n the low rate Of s25
FoF further information see Frisco
agent
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: sasss city Horse shew

OctoleF 9 70 .. Rate of fare and a
third Tor round trip pafes ot sale
October u % 20 Final limit Oc-
tober = y n Ashbfook agent N
Is. st
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vii. donaldson u Alton IS Ia thea
elly todAy
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-08
soc. and $1.00 Bottles.
REFUsE sUBsTlTUTEs.
The Winston Drug Go.
LETTER FROM lNTERNATO
TAILORING COMPANY.
.RIcHAHpsoN N CRALLE,
Farmville Va

FarmNllle VA.
GENrLEMGN:- past -iN months
were the banner Sis months 0l oul
history.
We established "a worlds record
we made to individual orders and
shipped 800. 900 garments The next
six months we shall DO even better
at the rate our tailor shops are going
at present, our shipments for SIX
months will reach the enormous total
of 750.0OO made-tO-measure garments.
Just think of it,, at tine rate of one and
"a half million garment, "a year
But il isn't the quantity that counts,
IFS the quality. We wouldn't be the
i0rQesf tailoring house 300 the world %
we did not give the best satisfaction.
ANY of those 5OO0O0 garments that
we have made for any of Y0T cU,to-
mars. iu which the liniugs did NOT give
satisfactory service. please return, and
,rf uiH roliuf free of charge. Or, %
any coat front has failed to hold iis
shape, we will gi0dH re"0tf ai oui
expense.
ONLY concern like the luternaiion-
.al whose reputation Is sewn into the
label ON every coat, can afford To make
such xrceDing MIR "a, this.
such am offer proves the quality
tv of our output II proves the sinceri-
tv of our efforts t0 cooperate with you
and HELM YOU make all the satisfied
customers possible with the Inter
national line.
Very truly yours,
INTERNATlONAL TAILORING GO.
j. l.. Reis,, President.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-08
ASSASSIN A SUICIDE.
Morales, Who Threw Bomb at Alton
so, shoots Himself.

so, shoots Himself.
MADRID, June 5.-The capture and
suicide Saturday night at ToTeion de
Ardos OF Manuel Morales, the chief
suspect In the bomb outrage against
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, adds
another dramatic chapter TO the inoi.
dents surrounding the royal wedding.
Morales was recognized IN the little
town OF Torrejon de Ardos, midway
between Madrid and Alcala. A guard
sought to detain him, but Morales,
drawing a revolver. shot the guard
dead. Then he turned to fee, but a
number Of the Inhabitants Of the town
we're upon him. and, turning the re
volyer upon himself, he sent a shot IN
the region Of his heart, expiring a few
minutes later. Senor Cuesta, proprle
tor OF the hotel from the balcony OF
which Morales threw the bomb, view
ed the body and completely identified
II as that Of bis recent guest.
The stranger sought TO take a road
leading into the country, but the watch
man intercepted him and demanded 70
know bis identity. Morales declined
TO give this, whereupon a guard ar
rested him. Instantly Morales drew
a revolver from his pocket and fired.
the guard falling dead. Morales start
ed up the road, but a small group Of
villagers ahead barred his passage.
Then, turning, he deliberately pointed
the weapon to bis heart, fred and
pitched forward in the roadway.
The body of Morales was exposed
for the purpose Of allaylng public in
dignaton. Thousands Of persons surg
ed before the municipal morgue seek
ing TO get IN line to be admitted TO the
room where the body lay, but cavalry
and infantry blocked the efforts Of the
throng, which murmured lmprecatlons
against the assassin. Public feeling
was intense, chiefly because Of the
great number OF victims. It Is seldom
that a bomb explosion has had such
deadly effect the casualties in this in
stance being twenty-four persons kill
ed aud over eighty wounded
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-08
REMARKABLE TRAIN WRECK.
ST. Louis Express HIT Bridge Draw as
IL Opened.


II Opened.
HACKENSACK. y. j., June 5.-One
OF the most remarkable railway accl-
dents that ever happened near this city
Just missed being a disaster at the
Pennsylvania railroads newest steel
drawbrdge over the Hackensack river.
The ST. Louis express, speeding to-
ward Jersey City. reached the bridge
as the draw was opening. The loco
motive ran across the draw and fell
into the river. It's tender. two drawing
room coaches aud a dining car were
wrecked on the bridge.
Not one Of the persons on the train
was hurt. Joseph H. Ellis. the EN-
gineer, jumped from the cab 10 the
drawbridge and escaped with a slight
injury TO one leg. William Messner'
the fireman. went into the river with
the locomotive. but swan ashore un-
hurt.
The drawbridge was put out OF COM
mission for some time
The fault for the accident apparently
lay with the bridge tender, who opened
the drawbrldge before displaying the
danger signal 800 feet down the track.
As the locomotive broke loose from
its tender and toppled into the river,
pilot down. at the far end Of the draw,
the trucks Of the two drawing room
coaches became wedged together, while
the coaches slid on and went pounding
along on the bridge timbers without
any wheels under them. The dining
car was raised from It's own trucks Oh
the heap OF other trucks. so that It's
rear end was lifted ten feet 10 the air.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-08
A REVIVAL NEEDED.
Cause of Missions Would Be Advanced
If Christians in This Country
Were Revived.

Rev W. J. Dawson, well known In
this country, through the missions he
has conducted in various centers, says:
We are all praying to-day for great
revival. but assuredly no cause has so
much TO gain from a great revival as
the missionary cause. Missionary
feryOr has always followed in the
wake Of reyIyals. The rise Of the Jes-
ults. the birth Of the Franciscan order.
the work OF Wesley, the success Of the
Salvation Army. each IS followed In
turn by the organization OF immense
enterprises for the conversion Of the
heather. And Il Is what with that les
son in mind that I say that the true
crux Of the missionary problem today
Is the condition Of life and thought in
our churches Il Is IN the inquiry
reoms OF Boston and Chicago and San
Francisco that India and China will be
won for Christ. The greatest OF all
missionaries to the heather may prove
10 be the evangelist who never leaves
his native land a converted America
means nothing less than a converted
world
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-08
NO. 35
What the Kidneys Do.
THEIR UNcEASING WORK KEEPS US
STRONG AND HEALTHY.

All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood.
They work night aud day. When
healthy they remove about 800 grains
Of impure matter daily, when unheal-
thy some part Of this impure matter IL
left in the blood. This brings on many
diseases and symptoms-pain in the
back, headache, nervousness, hot, dry
skin, rheumatism, gOut, gravel, dis
orders Of the eyesight and hearing,
dizziness, drOpsy, deposits i'm the urine,
irregular heart, debility, drowsiness,
etc. But if you keep the filters night
you will have no tJouble with~yOur
kidneys.
Thomas j. Booker cooper, Of gl7
Taylor street, Lynchburg, Va, says:
"for fifteen years have had attacks
0f weakness in the small Of the back
and pain around the kidneys When
in the violent stage was lame
during the day and In severe pain at
night, In fact, ! have been 80 sore
across the hips that il was difficult 10
sto0p and ! was totally unable 10 lift
anything without incurring severe
twangs Of pain which were followed
by dull aching for an hour or 50. The
condition Of the kidney secretiOns told
me plainly that my Kidneys were at
fault, but until Mrs. Booker happened
To read something about DOan's Kid
ney Pills in a newspaper which In
fluenced her To use the remedy, ] me
with very little success in my endss,
Ors To cure myself DOan's kidney
Pills were advertised as an effective
remedy in my ease; they were justin
medicine required. ! am 30 greatly
benefited 10y the use Of Doan's Kidney
Pills that | consider there Is no remedy
10 equal them
Plenty more proof like this from
Farmyille people Call at II. G. Cruls
y Co.'S drug store aud ask what their
customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster-Milburn CO., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-08
There is mo need worrying along

There is no need worrying along
discomfort because Of a disOrdered
digestion. Get a bottle Of KODOB
FOR DYSPEPSIA, and see what il
will do for you. Kodol not only di-
gests what you eat and gives that tired
stomach needed rest, but IL a c0rrec-
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wnnt snnnre nenI Tor Pannmn.

NEW YORK, June 5.-To urge this
nation TO take such steps as will In
sure fair count IN the coming elec-
tlons In Panama four delegates repre-
sentlng the Liberal party, which IS now
seeking to oust the present regime.
arrived here from Colon on the steam.
ship Alliance. They go to Washington
TO see the president The delegates
are Dr. Pablo Arosmena, Domingo
Dlaz. Or. Torres and Or. Morales.
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convicted about a year ago OF using
his senatorial Influence IN behalf Of a
get rich quick" concern, trying, II was
alleged, 10 prevent the Issuance OF a
postal fraud order against It. lie was
sentenced 10 pay a fine OF $500 aud
TO serve six months in prison. He ap.
pealed, and recently the United States
supreme court confirmed his convlc.
ton and sentence.
Last week the senate committee Oh
privileges and elections considered q
resolution expelling Burton from the
senate. Final action on the resolution
went over until this week, Burton's
friends being notified In the meantime
that II his resignation was not imme-
diately forthcoming the resolution Of
expulsion would be reported and pass
ed before the week was over.