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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28
ReLlsHEo a WAR MEAL.
Some Of the Straits &c Which the Con
fedsrats Officers Were Reduced

The veteran. by force OF contrast IS
often reminded OF the many times
during the civil war when the plainesi
food had FOR him a zest that no pres
ent holiday can impart. One Oh these
veterans. A Tennessee colonel Nno
served with Forests cavalry became
reminiscent the other day says the
New York Post
"A good dinner was as strange 90
our camp as a fve-dollar gold piece.
be remarked. as he stroked his gray
beard. and I remember vel no"
eager We we're for persimmon ume
Then Il often happened that we got a
good lat possum out Of one OF those
trees. We'd skin him and leave him
hung uD over night for the frost TO
touch him Just once. Next day
we'd roast him in the ashes with
plenty Of yellow yams go ugary tna'
the sirup would ooze ont OF them IKE
resin ont Of a pitch pine tree.
Talk about terrapin and canvas
backl Why. man alive, possum ana
'taters Is the things that makes you
truly thank God for the space there IS
within you Such sweet meat and
30 Fat and Juicy And when the last
morsel had gone down. how calm and
contented you feel how much az
peace with all mankind.
L reckon the best dinner we had In
our camp was one fall day In 81.
when We we're hanging onto the flank
Of Sherman's army as 10 marched
through Georgia. One Of our foraging
parties brought a COW into camp, and
the head fell TO my share. I had my
man wash and clean IL: then I set
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28
YOUR GRANDMOTHER USED IT,
But she Never Had Sulphur 10 Saca
Convenient Form as This.

Your grandmother Used sulphur t'
her favorite household remedy. and so
did her Grandmother sulphur has
been curing skin aud blood disease.
fora hundred year. Blt in tle 90
dav- they bad lo take poWiefei sl--
phur Now HANCOCk- LlQl IT'D
SULPHUR gives lt % you in the best
possible form and you geo the fl.l
benefit. .....-,.
HANCOCK'- LIQUID-l LFH Z b
and OINTMENT quickly cure ~
ema. letter. salt Rheum and at -.in
Diseases. DO cured an ugly ulcer ~
Nr.. Ann W NuleIt of w aslinsl'n'
70. g.. iu three days
Taken internally. r runles ils
blood and clears the complexion. You.
druggist sells 10. sulphur book.e.
free IN you write HANCOCK La lL
F SULPHUR COMPANY, Baltimore
June-Zm0
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

him 90 digging a pit IN the clay soil
about a yard square In 10 be built a
fire and heaped 10 way MP. so that
after 10 had burned for an hour and
been cleaned ont. that pit was pretty
near as hot as T0phet. Then 10 was
ready for business. We put the head,
skin and all. on the bottom, with
plenty OF those sugary yams alongside
over the top We put some oak planks
we borrowed from a neighboring
farmhouse. and covered them over
with earth. You can imagine how per-
fectly everything was cooked in that
ready-made oven
Meantime. I sent ont invitations %
Gen. Pat Cleburne, OF Arkansas. Gen.
Brown. OF Tennessee. my own state
lhe vas afterwards governorl; Col
Moses Wickes and other army men
stationed near as. There's no need
10 say all responded. for, let NE tell
vou. the federals had swept the coun-
try almost bare. and It had been
short commons with Bragg's army for
several weeks. Our table was made
u three oak planks held up by
crotched tree branches. our dining
room was the scrub oak grove where
We had pitched our camp, with the
Wild birds singing and chirping In the
leaves. the fresh smell Of the earth
was In the air. and what more did We
want2
The cows head was served on hot
oak plank for a trencher. with the
| vans cuddled alongside. Our hunger
was our sauce. our condiments were
| plain salt and pepper. But how Il
made you smack your llpsl Our
mouths we're watering all the time We
we're sklnnlng that savory. smoking
headpiece with our frogstickers.
Each man stepped up 20 the table
and cut on a slice with the same
handy weapon. pared on the hard
baked rrnd OF a yam. and sat down on
a nearby log TO chew and chat
We would shake our heads at eaci
other and smile in a knowing fashion
and then shake our heads and smile
arain. ike schoolboys out for a fr0iic
Take IL altogether. We ate. yes. sir
ne really ate with a relish and gust
Dolmonico's or Chamberlain neve
saw EVERYBODY agreed that the melt
ing tongue Of that COW was the mos
resnonsible eating they had ever en-
loved All that is needed 90 max
This ausuiclous banquet complete. r'
marked Gen. Brown. as he cut out
second section Of tongue, ls a goo
bfr snifter OF old Kentucky bourbon
But then. as we all know. there ar
suofs on the SUM- We handed over n
bones and what meat there was le
I 90 a poor widow. whose husband de
fighting for the c0nfeceracy. an
whose son was also In the army.
fed the roasted skin % my horse. al
he ate it tn d0uble-quick tine
This reminds me of a favorite sto'
Gen. Bankhead Magruder used 20 @
about a dinner he had while be y
e serving IN the army Of northern vi
ginia That army was not much mo
than %. 1000 strong. I reckon. and it o.
a. 10 do some right sharp work % star
Of three vellfed. well-eguipped e
eraI armies. each Of them nearly wi
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

Bangor. Mc-Poarl Jenkins and
Frank GRAY. 0f Temple started a black
bear IN Avon and followed him Tor u
favs when they brought him down In
the Carthage basin, near Satiieback
mountain. They followed him from
Avon. through Temple Weld, the east
Dart of Carthage. Washington and Per
nns plantations During the pursuit
rho bear Jed The hunters twice over
saadleback mountain and once over
Bald. The bear from The start showed
much cunning n his tactics to eyade
nnd escape them The bear vas iei
black with fine fur and was beauty
He weighed wirh rhe internal parts
removed. Goa pounds.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

IN b.nl like the German emperor
and hare tle game driven % him
They gave Da two Big reVolrers, load
ef with 5'lnk cartridges. know. be-
oanso Z heard them whisper about IL
rhe nicht before lnf they gave him
peck maa sure of salr and tolt him O.
sneak ND % d f-rie shed 7lt IN fel-
arf conceal himself lnrl tle same
anne along. alt chen open dire. and
when hls sslaie isn m1raiy wound
-. -a -r ol- and skin o.
ra asked what rha sal- was l9r and
they u.l hlu o. was % sat tle hide
Say. knew that tns place they sent
1a -o wait Tor buffalo was where they
saifei the animals once % week, and
started o. tel Da. bgt che rnchef
called me oG ana told me- Z could e
u,tn tae men li help drive tle game
% destruction
We waited uutL -he rlnchmln laa
gone out With Da ana got him nicely
concealed. tle way ,hey conceal EN-.
Deror William when be s.aughters
srazs. and % looked as brave as any
emperor as be got his two big revol
vers ready Tor an smergeucy- Ih'
mnchman told pa thar he had twelve
sho4 10 tls reroivers. and be better
te-.n irns when the big bull came
owes ie ridge 10 tle tral. az th'
head li fha lerl ana as the anim4
almnced. -s le no doubt would, q
Keep arins una the whole y shot
were cred. and then Il the animal wa
aot allied. 20 use bis own iudgmen
as f1 wha' % lo. whether % run io
fhe house. or lazy down and pretend d
Dol leal
pa said be expected to Ail the AMI
mali before .hrce hots had been fired
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28
HAIRY WILD NAN IS
CAPTURED IN MEXICO
Eats Only Raw Meat and Vegetables
ard Possesses Low Order
Of i1teIU sencc.

San Antonio. Tex Wild man.
such as has not been seen before has
recently been captured .n Mexico A
miner who recently arrived from Ai-
ltla. a small vilage .n the southern
part Of the state 0f San Luis P0t1si
tells of the capture alive Of d most re-
markahia creature
The Wild nan IS now detained In
Husrecl. and VIII he transferred to
some museum o. his IKE is preserved
He s about six feet ran vigorous.
covered with long hdir and has blue
eyes and a rulig complexion. He
eats rav meat and uncooked veget-
alles but VIII not touch cooked food
He has no apparent language, but
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28
FALLS ASLEEP IN NINE car.
Drunken Man Has Ore Dumped on
Him Which Has Soldering EHect

Calumet luch.-At Amasa few
savs ago a drunken Finn went 20 the
Homlock mine shaft at night and
rang stop" % the engineer VINO was
lowering m empty skip The Finn
thau reached over - The cable and
srl down 20 the skip. into which he
cu-Ied himself and went 90 sleep.
The engineer held the skip al the
.,or for a long time. and. getting 10
-ional went % the shaft % inquire
,bs cause. and was informed by the
lander that 10 signal had been given
from that point. The engineer then
lowered the skip very cautiously 20
The bottom
The delay % the skip had caused a
CONGESTION u loaded cars on the plat
below and as soon as 10 rested on the
hearers A car of ore. holding Two tons,
-sa- had been waiting on the plat vas
srmned into the skip. the sleeping
man m the bottom not having been
detected by the skip tender
The skip was 'rung up. hauled 70
,ho surface and It's contents dumped
into the pocket The ore fell out nrst
and after the man. who had been
thoroughly awakened and sobered by
-hfs time. He followed the ore as II
desconded into the pocket and through
chute into another compartment Of
rho pocket. and then out through the
main chute into the railroad car.
The fellow had no sooner alighted
IN the car than Dc spranS 10 his teet
umred of the car and ran 90 bis
boarding house Except for q rev
4nehf bruises De- was unlniured. and
went ro work the next day
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28
Remarkable Rescue.

That truth is stranger than fiction
has once more been demonstrated in
the little town of Fedora, Tenn lhe
residence ofC. v. Pepper he writes
"T was in bed. entirely disabled Ni,h
hemorrhages Of the lung, ana -li IoAl-
Doctors failed 20 help me and ali nope
bed fed when ! began taking uf.
Kings New Discovery Then .nslan T
relief came. The coughing soon ceased
the bleeding diminished rapidly ana
I'm three weeks I was able to go l'
work. Guaranteed cure iof coughs
ard colds. 5Oc. and sl.oN a- w lite q
COS. drug store. Trial bottle ir g.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

-Why are you laughing. itthel
z am laughing" chuckled the Old
man because your Dh0n0graph is go
ing again
-Hut yuu generally rave NAel soN
hear 60 going
Eyes but this time 90 is going down
.he air shaft Z iu=r tossed b. out OF
the window. Chicago Daily News.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

Pa and the Bad Boy VISIT Ilha4o
Ranch-Pa Pays for rhe Privilege
Of Killing A Buffalo. But Doesn't
Accomplish His Purpose - Es
Hires a Herd Tor ths Show Next
Year
This IS the last week ga and Z VIII
be IN the FAR west hooking for freaks
for the wild wes- department ci 0uT
show for next year Next week. & 1a
lives. we shall be back lrfar .le
tent. t0 see the show close lg le ea-
son. and shake hands l.l lrall a-th
our old friends. -he freaks per-
formers. the managers and lr " em
It viii De a glad day Coz g+ ror ve
have had an awful time out west q
pa would only take advice and trarei
like O plain. ordinary citizen. who is
willing t0 learn things. 70 venll oe
different. but he wants 1o show people
that be knows g. all. and ae wants 'o
pose as the 0na t0 give Information
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

Atthis season of the year che nfs.t
unnatural Iooseuess Of a child 5 bowels
-houid have immediate attention. ine
nest thing that can be- given r O1ain-
IerIain'- collie. Cholera and ularrnoei
Remedy followed 0y castor Oh as on
-scfed with each bottle of the remedy.
For sale by the Winston Drug 60.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

No greater mistake can be- nsde
than % consider lightly the eNiielies
I'D disease in your -y-tem. Don iass
desperate chances on ordinary .le'ii-
ri,e-. Use H0llisters Rocky Noun
fain Tea. IS cents, Tea OF Tablets.
Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

Number three Is wonderful mascot
s,- Cao IL Paris. of Cedar Grove.
Ne according To letter which reads.
81 After suffering much with liver ana
lidnev trouble. and becoming greatly
l'.eonraged by the failure 90 ma re.
lfor tried Electric Bitters. and a,
result I am well man today- lnt
fr.f bottle relieved and three potlie'
completed the cure. tuaraniee'i oesl
rr sl-th sor stomach, iiverand kidney
troubles bv White a. Cos, druggists
lNc
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28
A Serious Drawback

no said Miss Lissom. 1 can't
,-,rr myself 90 believe that it would
be wen % have trial marriages How
could We under such a system man
,,s about marking the silver
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28
JAMES lyons

vosrs Public with seal for lne
.nae- Of Appomai.oN. n.'N'"-
IL, r.mpleI. Charlotte Halifax ano
Prince Edward.
wmrrespeciai attention damage
,,,in.t Railroads BOB tne ahoN
rmed Counties.
r.r Office and Residence iied iiiiI
Virginia.
po.f Office. Br1okneaI Virginia
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

Mr. r 81 Goodloe. NJ i0I - Louis
IT. Dallas. Tex says. "ln me past
year have become acquainted Win
m kings New Life Pills, and 90
laxative I ever before tried SD eftcctual-
iv disuoses Of malaria and bilious
res- They don't grind nor gHpe-
~ AZ White 81 Co.'S drug store.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

-oothes tchinz skin. Heals cue. 'i
burns without scar cures F.l-sf
eczema. salt rlelm. any llcnin-
Doan , Ointment Your druggist sells
10
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

The medicine that sets the "noie
world thinsIng.
The emedy on which All doctors
agree.
The prescription all your frienis are
taking D.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Winston Drug Co
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

Europe and America have about Sd,
600 uO hives of honey bees.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-28

s-..,a. --sri.f raif shipments. raie De-
..'-.-- mar. ted. write for designs AAi
-.-.e car- p " FtrL1rr ARM
farugIIa Va
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
0f Northern Scottish Rite
Supreme Council
Meets al Boston, Grand Com.
4. |. Palmer Presiding.
Three Days Experimentation
Congress Report.

poston. Sept. 17.-ScOttish Rite Ma
..ne If the 33rd degree, more than 300
= Number, were present at the OPEN
ma session in this city today. of the
III annual meeting of the Suprcm.
r.nrciI of the Scottish Rite Of the
>.artbern jurisdiction. Grand Comman-
Ar Henry l.. Palmer of Milwau-
Ia ,urred today'S conference, and
,rin occupy the chair during the meet
ing.
nuring the three days which the con-
ference sits, may important matter;
,riiI he considered. Among these prob
oily The most important is tie rtpoi t
If m. del, gates of the Northern juris-
dic,ion to the international congress at
Bruss''S.
Programs of joint entertainment Cor
,he ladies OF the party and ;hc dele
oates nave h,rn prepared for each day
4 relieve the inunotOny of routine mat
tiers.
Fifty MaSDns who We're elected to the
ard degree. rank ut the laSt annual
meeting were candidates for installa-
ton at the evening session. AMI while
,ha ladies' Wclr enjoying the theatre,
,hey were formally initiated into the
rank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
BURGLARIES IN WASHINGTON.
Two Stores Entered During Friday
and Saturday Nights.

Washington. Me, Sept. L. tSi''-
ciaD. burglars hHv" been paying at
t.ntion to the extent Of two recent
breaks. The store Of l.. Il. Mari ut
Razorvillr was entered Friday night.
the burglars breaking III" glass in the
front door and turmin" the key. They
evidently knew that Mr.. Mari lived
over the store as they dill not blow
the safe. but they cleaned ont the
money drawer. taking between -" AMI
$50
W. f. IIatch'S "tnr" and post Once
at Washington Mills; WIS entered be
tween l."0 ana Sunday morning ana
here III" SAFE was blown. but tn" bur
glars secured less than 81 and that IN
odd. souvenir pieces. They "vrri""k"i
VI in nickrls which wrr" in the large
apartment. TIL safe WIS unl"krd'
but they failed to notice that fact.
They smashed the post office money
drawer ana took about 40 cents in
eorp"r%, but left the stamps. \" goods
are missing at either place.
neighbnr heard the noise at I'll"
latter break and Thought it might h"
4 cat in his cellar and investigated
inns fixing the time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
A HUMAN BOMB.
Plot Discovered Of Young
Russian Girl Wanda
To Sacrifice Self TO Destroy
Secret Police Office.
Willing to Garry In Explosives and
Blow Up Everything.

ST. Petersburg. Scjt. 1.-THE police
today arrested 4 young girl nicknamrd
'Wauda' who is accused OF l.artici-
patton in Il plot To blow up the head
quarters 81 the secret police. situated
on the Muika canal. whose torture
chrmbors have aroused bitter feeling
On the part Of the rrvulutoniStS
The police claim that Wanda" plan
ned to he, urlr Il walking bomb" and
enter the headquarters building in the
mitldl" Of The day. when it is gcncr-
ally fun Of police. wearing the uniform
Of q G,ndarn,'rir officer, lined with
w.ldS ~ gun cotton and cIrryin.; pow
crIul h.:mIS.
"Wanda." the police add. hoped by
blowing herself up to rrtluc" tle en-
tire building to ruins and Kill Ill the
officers COMPOSING the staff of the pU-
litlcal loiicc.
The blot WAS betrayed ana the po-
lice in addition to arreStinS 'Wanda'
arrested a jewish tailor III whose shcp
they seized Il hnlf-rrHiy uniform which
WAS intended for the female prisoner.
In consequence. of the murd2rpuS de
signs Of the rrvulUtiunStS, the secret
police lave decided to give up their
present headquarters. removing to an
isolated stun, building on kcmpmv
island, where an elaborate electric sig
nal system will l." installed III order
to prevent undermining.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
co6BossEE COLONY BURNED.
Summer Hotel at East Monmouth De
stroyed-Loss About $4,000.

East Monmouth. Me. Sept. 1,.-(Spr-
Of Cobhossrccontt" and on land which
was formerly the JabrH Ballard farm,
known as "CubbO&Scc Colony ana
which was built last spring 10y Harry
r. Mooney Of New York. the manager
Of a summer school for hoyS. was de-
S.rovtd by fire at about o'clock this
morning. together with its contents,
also two bungalows which stood near
the hotel y boat nous" and a gasoline
launch and some other hr:its belonging
10 Mr. Mooney. The estimated loss is
between $lJ,G00 and $11.0oo, with partial
insurance.
The origin Of tho fire is unknown.
The house had closed for the season
Saturday and the final closing occurred
Monday noon. When the fire was dis
covered the building was in flames ANA
it was impossible to save anything.
The hotel was three-story structure
Of frame construction and was built
last string by +. II. Burns of All
gusta 1t stood about 32X63 fec on the
ground and contained about ~ rooms
II was of modern construction through
out and although built after tn" style
Of summer residence was fitted WI Il
all the modern convcnicnceS, including
electric lighting. The guests We're
mostly New York and Philadelphia
people, the parents and friends of inc
boys who were under Mr.. Mooney =
care The hotel was opened 10 thc pub
lie the first of July.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
FAIR At NEWPORT.
Plans Made For Good Exhibition
With Races, Oct. a and S.

Newport. Ale. sept. G.-(SprciaD
The stpclholdrrI Of the Newport Agri-
cultural and Pomoueical Society have
decided to hold i fair this Gear and
have MINED oct t ana on the local
far grounds, The prospect Il week
ago wa; not bright hut some Of the
live Stockholders have gotten together
daring tn" past week and have decided
tina. it is possible for 4 fair to be held
thi. year. John a. Merrill HIS been
superseded as secretary 10y john Hub
bard while Charles T.. Jones Will have
charge If tickets. NrW managers Of
9th; l. drifartm, nt$ have been chosen
and the management is new hard at
work arranging fnr attractions. Races
are IL l." Il feature and some large
purses are To- be offered The exhibits
Of farm products will. this year. b.
held in halls, in the village .:tcad of at
the fir grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
a. Sept. 1.-THE Tribune tc-

Chicago. Sept. 1.-THE tribune tc-
day says:
The SO. 900 fine imposed on tie
STANDARD Oil Company by Federal
Judge Lands recently. will he wiped
ont of existence on n technicality if
tbc schemes of the Standard Oil Go
lawyers. which became known yeS'cr-
dav. are carried to frultlon
The line OF action reFalNeS around
the action Of Judge Lambs on the NJ
ton immunity case. which Is set Tor
hearing on Sept q. In the event iht'
the Alton is granted the rnmuh't!
which was promised to the rai'road
through agreement with former At'"r-
ucy General Moody. The Standard ~
attorneys viii demand that Judge Ian
dis fine be set aside. The grounds l"r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
RACING AT EACH PLACE today.
The Stock and Farm Produce, Poultry Etc.,
or Exhibition Is Very Fine While the Hall
Exhibits Surpass All Previous Years.
AT READFlELD.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
Standard Oil Fine May Be
Wiped Out on Technically.

this Plea will lie that the Standard Oil
LAWYERS should hav, been appraised of
this immunity agreement in "rltr thai
they might question the Alton Railroad
witnesses properly.
The Standard oil will contend that
they SHOULD nave been allowed to ask
these railroad clerks who give Surn
fun evidence in regard 10 rates and
shipments and tariff whether their tes-
ti,nony had been Influenced in any way
by the knowledge that the road which
employed them would not suffer prose
cution. The lawyers claim that the
procedure in the case was illegal ana
that ii furnished sufficient ground to!
Il ..in" u@iJc the tinr.
JudE,. I..lndis has jurisdiction oscl
tie case until December L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-18
Prohibition
for Oklahoma.

Kansas Gin. Sept III, ports from
III" oklahoma elections Indicate that
prohibited has carried ana il is prob
able that the constitution has been ac
ccrptcd ana that Haskell UrmD, has
been elected governor.