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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Dewitt p. Lowe and
Miss Lucy Nalsbett sailed from san
Francisco. Saturday, March 10. on The
Alameda, for tx weeks trip 10 Homo
lulu and the Sandwich islands.
Miss Ethel Felt. who hes been I'm
Ocean Park cal. for the past two
months. returned "Wednesday.
Miss Carroll. who has spent several
weeks here. the guest Of her sister
Mrs W II. Bintz. will leave iu few
days for her home In Laramie, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Chapman. who
have been visiting Or. and Mrs. 7. Is.
Beatty. left yesterday for their home in
Evanston
Miss Jennie Haight is now al homo
20 her friends at No. Gibbons apart
ments, on east Third South street
Miss Gertrude Hanson has returned
from two weeks trip 20 southern
California,
Dr Ralph r Richards win sail on
the Baltic April "a for six months
surgical study in London.
Mrs l. C.. Miller, who is visiting her
parents I'm Riverside. cal, win be home
the first Of April.
Miss Ella Carey who has spent sew
eral weeks here, the guest Of her
brother Liuetenant Carey at the post
lett for her home in Maryland ON Fri
day.
Mrs NJ h. Kervin, who has spent
Hs a..
cisco, has returned. Her daughters
viii remain there a. little longer.
Miss Kate williams leaves this week
for Exeter, Mass. where sho viii spend
TIE spr.ng vacation with her hrothe.
Hugh.
Mrs W. Il Fife. Miss Cosgrin and
n. A. Cosgrim returned wednesday
afternoon from several weeks spent in
California.
Mr. and Mrs NJ n Marienthai and
little daughter, Katherine LETT last
week for trip east
Mr. and Mrs. W. G.. Lyme have re-
turned from six weeks trip ln south
crn California.
ing 90 California for "a few weeks.
Fred Re--ner Of Ely New. IS here
Tor a few days
Mrs " W Macintosh and Mrs Kate
Y. Hall accomranled by their mother
Mrs Mary J. Young. win leave Monday
for Los Angeles and the beaches. re-
turning by the way OF San Francisco.
where they win visit their daughter
and sister, Mrs Louis Sweitzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Dagpett have
moved and are now az homo On the
Cummings apartments.
Mrs j. Walcott Thompson has for
her guest. her mother Mrs. Bishop o.
New Haven. Conn
Miss Townsend who has been the
guest OF Miss spauIding, left this week
Tor Denver
Mrs walter Jennings has returned
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from a stay of some weeks at Venice
+, Cal
] Mr. and Mrs Richard ~ stngiey
/ have returned FROM Smoiter New. and
win make their home IN salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs Fisher Of chicago arc
expected here shortly to be the guests
| NJ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Porter Tor q short
/ time
Mr.. and Mrs u. g.. Edwards will
leave today for stay of i0 days or so
/ Ia Los Angclos.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dresser are 90
from Garfield for a short viist With
friends.
Mrs J. r. uounciicn. after sucndire
SOME time in Portland. ls visiting in
salt Lake with her mother Mrs T..
G. scheid. ana sister Mrs 10, NJ.
Myers.
Mrs. T.. A. Kosslcr u San Francisco
is the guest of her daughter Mrs. g.
r. Alley DO tho Canning apartments.
Mrs a. j. Hosmcr has returned
from am extended eastern trip
Mr. and Mrs. w u. Foster have roe
turned from Denver and colorado
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. James l.. Fraukou and
Miss Webbor will leave shortly for
New York. whence they sail later TO be
away for a year or moro touring the
continent
Mrs Samuel Nevhouse left sunday
for New York and viii sail from there
I'm a few DAYS 90 spend tho summer in
London and Pari8.
Miss Joanna Sprague is at homo for
tho present with Mrs. J. NJ Bidvel, at
s. Fifth East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graupe have
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PROVO.

Prof ana Mrs. W. Il Homer enter
tanned at a delightful social az their
home Saturday evening. About 30
guests enjoyed am evening OF games,
music and social chat. In "a very iu-
terosting literary game Miss laura
Pearl Adams won the prize.
The lumbormen OF our city enjoyed
q banquet az tho Grier cafe FRIDAY
Covers were laid FOR 26.
Mrs. Fred Fiualyson is visiting u
SAT- Lake with her daughter MIS-
L. Graham.
Tho S. Pauicks reception and
given Wednesday evening by
young ladies' OF the B T. Unlvcr. .
was one OF the social events of o
season. The hall was decorated .n
keeping with the occasion, the sham.
rock and green being used % excel
lent effect short program of Irish
songs and reading caused much
amusement Young ladies' uttired 900
costumes made for the occasion served
Refreshments.
Tho members OF tho Second wand
Relief society pleasantly surprised Mis
Croft Friday afternoon. A pleasant
ladies' enjoyed the afternoon
Miss Agnes Layton delightfuuy enc
tcrtalned a number OF hCr young
friends at candy pull az her home
Monday evening.
Miss Ruth Klrkwood left the early
part NJ the week for salt Lake whore
she expects 10 spend about a month.
Tho Utah sorsis met wednesdas
afternoon an the home OF Mrs II Dr.
Irvine and listened 10 AN excellent
paper on Helen Hunt Jackson's Ram
ona,' given by Mrs. Pearl yates.
Tho Fifth ward Relief society r.ee-
hrlted their NTH annual aunlycrs. ~
at the warehouse Wednesday after
noon. Am excellent musical program
was given ana "a dainty lunoh serve
atter which a social time was EMO,
boy am
Tho la Conato dancing club gave au-
other OF their very enjoyable parties
az the First ward social hall We'd
nesday evening
"A very pleasant social was given
wednesday afternoon by tho officer
Of the Third ward Primary assOcia-
lion iu honor of Mrs. T. A. Holt. who
has been "a very active worker iu thar
association nud had t0 resign h0r Of
flee ON account of moving from the
ward A very pleasant time was pass
I'd ANA am expressed the regret thoN
ielt Boa losing Mrs. Holt
Postmaster Glove spont "a couple of
days this week loo Salt Lake.
Tho J. % a. D. and Robeccas en-
teriained at "a social at their club rooms
Friday evening cards music and
readings all tended 40 make most
enjoyable evening lunch was served
Tho h. A. %. ~ entertained thcir
members ana partnors at "a social ana
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Carey the decorations being in carna-
tIous and the hostess assisted by Mrs
Uywu conrad. About 20 guests were
( present
Miss Beth Critphlov entertained at
bridge on Thursday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Louise BasCOm, the decOrH-
tau- being u l3nodls and half doz-
su tables played. Prizes were won by
Mrs e.. % Wlku. Miss HOLSTER Han
cock and the guest of honor
Mrs Newell Beemau was hostess
Jt a luncheon on Thursday given Tor
Mrs Luther Steele Of Portland. or,
and Miss hottie Beeman. the place
cards aud souvenirs being suggestive
of So Patricks day
Mrs George ". Putnam entertained
gt lu Informal luncheon and bridge
party on Thursday
Prof CLARK was guest OF honor at
banquet at the Commercial club ON
Thursday given by resident alumni OF
The Chicago UNIVERSITY the table being
handsomely decorated and covers laid
for So. a program of brilliant tOastB
being among the features.
Mcsdames Graham. Hanford and
Clavsou entertained Tuesday night in
honor Of the railroad mail clerks, their
relatives and friends about 40 being
present. Throughout the rooms 81.
Patricks colors. shamroces and carna-
tions were used In profusion. In the
diniugroom where lunch was served
was am especially attractive arrange
ment n green and white. Games were
enjoyed and a delightful program was
rendered, several excellent vocal
numbers being given by Miss Florence
Lock with violin accompaniment
played by Mr. COWan. Miss Lock aud
MI Cowan gave also several piano
and violin duets Mrs. H. l.. Brown
gave two rccitations and AIr Fair
banks gave several piano solos during
the evening After the program a
delicious lunch was served
Tho last meeting Of the Monday
afternoon tournament was held with
Miss Louise Stubblehald at the home
of Mrs Russell Tracy, the prizes going
to Mrs. J. y. Campbell and Miss Lorine
LeaIy Miss Anecu Maclean and Miss
Louise sullivan.
Mrs. Lester Freed outertans at a
luncheon today at her home.
Mrs. A. T. Cleveland entertained the
"' 800 N'HtH.N'| Nt+t-N N"At AAN"
meut this week
Mrs. j. O. Howuug entertained on
Thursday Informally iu honor Of her
mother Mrs Griffin.
The Governors club are planning two
events tQT the near future. "a musicale
10 be given near the end of this month
and "a dancing party on April % both
70 take place at Odeon hall
Mrs W II. Wcyher entertained her
! card club on Tuesday night. 500 being
the amusement Mrs. Weyher was as
sisted by Mrs @ w. Lambourue. Miss
Ruby Lambouruo aud Miss Dorius
/ Raymond.
Mrs Preston O. Hampton entertain
I ed the jolly Twelve club M her home
on Wednesday Ia celebration Of ST.
/ PHtricks day, ana the rooms were
| beautifully decorated in green, tho
| tea table having a Battenburg lace
| spread over green satin. and "a mound
| OF shamrocks ana smilax for "a center
| piece. Large vases filled with ferns
! were am about the rooms and the
| lefreshments were carried out bon
green. a feature OF the afternoon was
| guessing game IN which Mrs w. A.
] o.. Kissing was prize winner. The next
/ meeting win bC with Mrs BIsslng next
! Thursday 90 the oaks apartments on
| Fourth East street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Whlmoy's office, was an Omaha visitor
during the week,
william GiddlnEs has returned FROM
"a two months visit 90 Los Angeles ANA
other coast cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Maule are
spending n few weeks IN Los Angeles
before returning 20 ogden from thcW
trim. which included Hawaii
Word has been received in the city
that Mrs. Gosling has sailed from
Manila and VIII be home IN a few
weeks.
Mrs D. r.. Densel Of Mountain Homo,
Ida, IL the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.
a. McGaw.
Walter Oakley Of Saratoga, Wyo De-
visiting relatives In Ogden for a couple
OF weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

OF the bride and groom. The latter
will spend a few days ia san Fran
cisco going afterward 10 their home
IN Mammoth. Cal
Another interesting out Of town event
was the marriage on March Is. at
Gooding, Ida, OF Warren Paul Jr,
Of this city and Miss Maud Cooling
Emerson, daughter Of Ex-Governor
Gooding Of Idaho. They are here for
a few days and later win 60 % Idaho
to reside.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley johnson are
arranging 10 make their future homo
iu Boise Ida.
Miss Birdie Taylor has gone 90 Boise.
Ida, whara she win make her future
home.
Mrs. r. b. Brooks and Miss Nettio
Stair have returned from "a months
outing in southern California.
George y Hcllcwcll, Jr., has returned
90 ogden after having spent a number
NJ weeks in Boise Ida, where no acted
aa clerk iu The Idaho legislature.
Mrs q. A. Boyd and children have
returned Co Ogden from Lewiston, Ida.
where sho has been visiting her par
cnts for a couple of months
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~ was tho historic b"ll given ut
~ Social hau ou Thursday uieht
b, hc Genealogical society 100
honor 0t tho kirkland pioneers. many
survivors being present aud number
of Old relies being 600 evidence. The
event is the nrt of % series planned
to honor the memory of carly day
pioucci of The l.. d. S. Church.
SIR. 8ud Mrs s. A. uuuyuu win enc
terrain about 80 600 20 family reunion
GOD their home This afternoon iu honor
of MIS-. punyou's sisters Mrs T. d.
Albrittou OF Kahspcr Mont, Mrs ua
IUllman of Mammoth Utah. ana Mra
I;, Il, Chamberlain off Provo, Utah.
a delightful anoir of the week was
the reunion Of PHyeOu residents &C
Whitney hall on Wednesday night at
which Mrs ~ q. WimmDr and MIS-
Frank Fairbanks We're hostcsscs. the
features including dancing. social
games and program OF music and
recitations. and about 900 being pre-
sent.
Mrs. j. j. Frankcu entertained at
large tea on wednesday the deCora-
ST. Patrlck's cUl0re aud 90 number OF
friends assisting Tho hours we're from
9 90 ana about Go guests were pre-
sent
Mrs c. II. Mcmahon and Mrs. vs.. u.
Biuz entertained at two delightful
bridge affairs this week at che home
of the latter which was beautifully
decorated in the ST. Patrick color and
emblems About 10 tables were play
ga each afternoon and prizes awarded
the winners
Miss Alton Pace was ono OF We'd
%, edaN. hostc-sos entertaining at au
evening party at which about 90 were
present The decorations were entirely
iL green.
Mrs. Arthur O.. While gave a. music
acIc and luncheon a. her home ON
Wednesday followed by ana Orphcum
party in honor of Mrs Banta ot In
diana. green, white aud violet being
used In the decorations. Present be-
sides the hostess ana guests Of honor
were Mrs J. j. BrouEhall, Mrs. Will-
lam Pierson, Nrs VI. =. whitney Mrs
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nv HA9A1N NVA'hA AN VAIN AAFl'fAA'
an giving
dolly, drvssed fresh dainty
for
tho dolls
Of specially
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Mr. and Mrs IT, g.. Edwards will
leave today for "a stay of io days or 500
in Los Angeles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Nir and Mrs Fisher of chicago arc
expected here shortly 90 be The guests
NJ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Porter Tor short
time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dresser are Z
from Garfield for short viist wit
friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Mrs J. r. Dounciicn. after sucndirs
SOME time iu Portland De- visiting ir
Myers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

So Patricks color was used I'm tho doc
coratlons which were exceptionally well
carried out The place cards w.r.
dainty shamrock leaves and the ure.s
for the guessing games were most aa.
proproatc The color scheme was 1I ,
carried out AS much as possible in H.
refreshments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Mr. and Mrs George Torgcscn oufr..
tanned the following friends inform.Tr
ON Tuesday evening" Mr.. and Nj.
Luther Howell MIR. and Mrs win Nor.
rhlne Thatcher, Mr.. Nicls Hanson and
Nh j. n. Caiuc III.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Mrs T.. a. Kosslcr ~ san Francisco
is the guest of her daughter Mrs. e..
u. Alley. iu tho Canning apartments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

A 81 interesting event or tnU week.
~ vas tho historic balI given 900
~ Social hau ou Thursday uicht
n, ho Genealogical society 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Mr. and Mrs Richard r. st.ngloy
have returned FROM smo'ter New. and
viii make their home in salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Miss Alton Pace was ono OF We'd
ne days hostcsscs entertaining al an
be- green.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Mr. and Mrs w n. Foster have rec
turned from Denver and colorado
Springs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Mrs. Fred Fiualyson is visiting m
salt Lake with her daughter MIS-
L. Graham
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

ON invitation OF Prof and Mrs 49,
O. Robinson the members of tho C..
circle together with their husbands, 8t.
tended the performance OF prince.
Bonnie" by the y. Y. q. opera com.
pany ON Wednesday evening and after.
ward enjoyed supper AZ Murdock's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs james l.. Fraukcu and
Miss Weber will leave shortly Tor
New York. whence they sail later 10 ID
away for year or moro touring The
continent
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-05
In Justice TO Street Commissioner
Tucker.

In last weeks Herald We had some
thing to say Of conditions on Middle
street, but since than have been told
by Commissioner Tucker that he left
that street in good order when he
finished work on il, and that it re-
manned 50 until the digging for the
culvert did the damage.
1t gives Us genuine pleasure to cor
rect any mistakes we NAV make, and
are constantly reminded that We are
intensely human. and have only 10
add in this connection, now that dig
ging to make ready for a necessary
public convenience. has caused the
damage 10 the street. let the injury be
repaired al the earliest practical mo-
ment.
Farmville must have not only
smooth walkways, but smooth drive
ways a. well.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-05
DENIES CRAFT
III PANAMA
President Chald.a Defends VII
liam Cromwell
TIMBER CONTRACT Rejected

Sixteen Members CT National Assem-
bly, Also Deny Par.ic patton Of Any
American In Alleged Timber Deal
Railroad 70 &c Butt Win Nstiona
Funds and to &c National Property.
The allegations OF Representative
Rainev. of Illinois against Don Jose
Domingo De Obaldia. president Of the
Republic of Panama. and others have
brought Ont denials from the pre-i
dent AMI sixteen members OF the M
tional assembly of Panama A s'ae
ment which states that they were
present al a meeting in Obaldias of
fee where the contract for the ex-
ploitation of the timber industry along
the Atlantic coast OF Panama was dis
cussed and that during the mee,ins
neither Obsldia nor anyone else sal
or implied that Charles Taft William
Cromwell or Richard L. Farnham haf
any direct or indirect participation ir
the business. was signed by the as
semhlymen
President Obaldia has sven out this
statement.
AT the meeting in my Office the
railway proposal was presented by q
Mr.. Ward and rejected. The assem-
bly, then enacted a law authorizing
the construction Of a railway with ma.
tional funds TO become national prop
erty. Mr.. Ehrmsn's timber contract
also was rejected by the assembly
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-05

Mrs. T. J. Davis is at home after a
pleasant visit to Prospect.
Miss Alice Paulett. who has been
teaching in Bristol is az home
Miss Hattie Paulett returned home
last week after teaching a few weeks
at Waverley.
The Prince Edward Board OF Super
visors viii hold their regular monthly
meeting next Monday instead Of on
Friday
Virginia hurley tobacco has been
bringing good prices in the Richmond
market Do our farmers grow this
particular kind of tobacco?
Rev. J. B. Turpin. formerly of
Charlottesville. Va. and q brother of
Mrs. Colin Stokes. Of Prince Edward
county, died on Wednesday morning
at Parkersburg. W. Va. His remains
were brought TO Richmond for inter-
ment
Go TO the Armory on Saturday even
ing, s O'Clock. and witness a spirited
basket ball contest between Hampden-
Sidney and Hoge Academy Admis-
sion, Gentlemen, p cents. ladies' Is.
Encourage the boys, and enjoy the
evening. And remember you can
carry your best girl for Is cents, and
that doesn't look like 30 cents,
does it:
Mr. Frank j. Squires, who repre-
sents the State Executive Committee
Of the Y. ". c. A., has been with US
Of late to create an interest in the
general work of the Assoda ion. His
object is to reach not only the people
Of the town but of the county. The
work is an important one and deserves
the support Of all who have the good
OF young men at heart.
Mr. Serpel's wheat is looking well.
With the top dressing he IS giving it,
il will grow and flourish. How about
an average Of y bushels to an acre ?
Mr.. Serpell is buying stable manure in
Farmyile at a dollar a load The
very best crop grower and land i'm
proven known to man. Mr. Serpell
is book keeper as well as farmer, and
will tell you just what it costs him to
grow an acre Of wheat.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-05
Tried 10 Sell stolen sons,.

A clew 10 the numerous postotice
robberles that have occurred in this
state during the past eighteen months
may result from the arrest in Phils-
delhpia Of Oliver P Hazard a bond
broker in that city. The warrant for
his arrest was sworn ont in Allen
town. after he had attempted 10 dis
pose OF four bonds which had been
stolen from the postofice building
East Texas on Dec n. He claims TIA.
he secured the bonds from brokers q
New York in the usual course Of his
business.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-05
Farmer Nay Have cattIe Disease.

John Walk. a young farmer living
at Hobbie near Hazleton. Pa. Is be-
leyed &c be suffering from the hoof
and mouth disease which recently was
epidemic among the cattle OF this and
other states.
How or where the young man con
trac-si the disease is not known The
roof his mouth Is badly eaten just
the --Ae az In the case OF cattle.
while the Jaw Is also badly broken
ont. resembling that of an ugly rash.
His feet have also become affected By
the disease.
The physicians in attendance have
as yet declined 10 make any defnit.
statement az 10 whether the ailment
is that which caused such havoc
among live stock. Human beings are
susceptible 10 the disease. but the
cases are rare.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-05
Chased by saying Rip Van Wrinkle.

The sight and sound Of what be de-
scribed as a baying Rip Van Wrinkle
caused John Nee. OF ROvleysville. y
j.. to 60 racing into Dover. spreading
an alarm that a wild man is living in
the woods near Mount Hope.
Nee told Marshal Bryan that while
hunting with his dog his attention was
attracted by what sounded like the
baying Of another hound. but proved
TO come from a weird humsn-like crea.
ture. who was scudding through the
woods on all fours. his long grayish
beard trailing under his body Nee's
dog started for the peculiar being bu
was frightened and chased by the al
legged wild man. who. according q Nee.
finally galloped away into the woods.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-05
ft5.Year.old Man KIlIsa BY Ean.


Henderson Cremeans. known TO be
the oldest man in the state Of Yves
Virginia and probably the Oldest pr
son in the United States. died at the
home Of his grandson. Clark Cremeans
near Point Pleasant. Mason county
W. Va. aged lis years. He was
strong and hearty to the time OF his
death. falling on the roadside on his
way home from the grocery store. H
was removed 70 his home and died =
few minutes later. His mother died
al 40: his wife at l01. He was one Of
the first settlers in the Ohio vallev.
coming here from Virginia at the sgs
Of eighteen. He has seventy g and
children. 13l grestgrandchildren and
nineteen grest-grest-grandchildren. He
never tasted liquor or tobacco in his
life
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-05
Mr.. J. Taylor Thompson Enters the
Field.

In another column Of this issue OF
the Herald will be found the announce
met Of Mr.. ]. Taylor Thompson as
candidate for the legislature.
Brock, Ewing, Thompson, all good
and true men. Now let the music
begin. We need a little stirring up
and the ''liye wires will give the
"rousement." "Lay on McDuff and
d-n be he who first cries, hold
enough"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-05
Many SleepieeS Nights, Owing to a Per
sistent Cough. Relief Found al
Last

"For several winters past my wife
has been troubled with a most persi--
telt aud disagreeable cough, which in
variably extended over a period Of
several weeks and caused her many
sleepless nights, writes Will J. Hay
ner. editor of the Burley, Colo, Bull
leiin. Various remedies were tried
each year. with no beneficial results.
In November last the cough again
put IN appearance and my wife, act
ing on the suggestion Of a friend. pur-
chased a bottle Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. The result was, indeed,
marvellous. After three doses the
cough entirely disappeared and has
not manifested itself since This
remedy il for sale by The Winston
Drug Co.