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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-03

No matter how long you have had
the cough; ifit hasn't already developed
into consumption DR.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup will cure it
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
c1o.inr 5000. QuotntIon..

Money on call strong at s per cent
Prime mercantile paper faH5 per cent
Exchanges. Nnl8O3. balances, W.Z--,li-
ar..
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-03

We are showing % large variety of
Goats and Jackets garments with
touche, of fashion that hint at double
the prices we ask. Purchase them
here and you're sure of correct styles,
good quality and low prices.
HANDSOME FJR~ AT POPULAR
PRICES.
Ii is not necessary to pay almost
prOhibitiNe prices t0 get real fur eX-
cellence. Compare our line Of fine
fur, with amy other you know Of.
You will Zoe surprised AT the difference
Boo price of the same iurs.
COMPLETE SHOWING OF WIN
TER MILLINERY.
Make your selection now while the
stock, are unbrOken and buy from
KOHEN'S and you will notice the
difference.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-03
END Of AUTOCRACY
ROOSevelt'S Peace Plan
LiberdteS Russia.
MTTE TO AMERICAN PEOPLE
At Cars Word All Strikes Are
Declared Off.
WITTE TO AMERICAN PEOPLE
A CABINET ON BRITISH MODEL

Witte VIII BE Called Liberator Of
the Russian PeopIe-Peace Confer
eRee Brought Him Back TO Power.
His Word TO Emperor Caused Fall
of Romanof's Iron Rule-RejolcIng
over All the Land.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

ment operate 20 restrain The commits.
sion Of such crime In England. An
English police officer. speaking gem
orally. carries with him In the dis.
charge ~ bis duties the sympathy and
good viii on tho public For I'm England
the police are the friends of the peo'
pie, and. however the fact IA Ia be
explained, % % perhaps tho only coun.
try In the world Of which this can be
said. In countries where tho police
possess great arbitrary and inquisitor,
ial powers thiA element may possibly
be- unimpOrtant, But here the success
~ police work Is largely dependent up
on IL. Every officer u not expected to
be a Sherlock Hnlmea. bat he is as.
sumed 10 be- an upright. honest man.
who wishes 10 DO his duty.
Punishment That Punissug.
Then AZ 70 the trial and sentence Of
murderer. In England the conduct
Of proceedings rests With tho diroc.
tor Of public prosecutions. and a Judge
OF the high court prosldoa ~ the trial.
And " the rult be a capital sentence.
THE PRISONER rs EXECUTED
WITHIN A MONTH No POWER
BUT THAT or THE GROWN. exor.
ciscd OF course. constiutinnkliy, by the
secretary Of state. CAN INTERVENE
IN ANY WAY AND INTERVIEW.
TION ny THE Grown ON ARRI-
TRASY OR sENTiMENrAL grounds
~ unknown. Cases occur IN which. on
account Of special circumstances. the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
MINING AND MILLING
COMPANIES ORGANIZE
THEY FILED PAPERS WITH SEC.
RETARY TO 90 BUSINESS IN
NEW MEXICO.

The following articles % lucorpora.
ton have been nled In the Office OF
D. W Reynolds, secretary OF the ter.
ritory
The Kuyeudall Mining ana Milling
company. The Incorpo. ators are u.
s. Kuykondall, Carlsbad: J. Odd Ham.
ilton, J.. }. johnson, Y. N. Heeth. ard
4. r. Forsyth an of Roswell. New
Mexico The objects for which the
company was formed are 20 locate,
develop and prove up on government
land of the United States aud the
territory ~ New Mexico, 20 carry
on a general mining business tn own
and operate shelters. reduction and
concentrating plants; 10 build own
aud operate rail unds. telephone and
telegraph lines, electric traction lines
aud electric Hight and power plants.
To DO "a general real estate business;
TO do a general mining and milling
business; 10 do n general moroccan.
disc business, 10 locate town sites,
plat, improve and dispose OF same.
The capital stock " 100000. divided.
into 100000 shares az 81 each The
term of existence Is nifty years and
the principal place of business q al
Roswell Chaves county. New Mexico.
With , Odd Hamilton named az agent.
The number OF directors shall be ave
ana those who will manage the bust.
ness 81 the company Tor the irat year
are The incorporates
Palomas Chief Minlng company The
incorpofatOrs are Claiming Hazel.
tine, Harry A True Of Boston, Mass,
and Cony r. Brown OF socorro. n. "a.
The purposes % this Incorporation are
10 acquire by purchase, lease, location.
enti y or otherwise. mines. mining
claims. mineral lands. minerals and
ores OF every kind; 10 prospect, work
and develop said mines. mining claims
and mineral landsi 20 mine. work. re-.
duce. smeli. ship, sell ana dispose OF
all classes Of minerals and ores; 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
TWO COMPANIES
FILE THEIR PAPERS
WITH THE TERRITORIAL sEcRE-
TARV AND ARE READY FOR
BUSINESS.

The following articles OF incOrpora-
ton have been filed In the Office OF
J. w. Reynolds, secretary OF the ter
ritory:
The @. W. Bond and Brother Mer.
camille company. The incorporators
are George w. bond, OF Trinidad;
Franklin Bond and Louls y. Nohl OF
Espnnola. The objects for which tnis
corporation is formed are 20 buy, SELL
exchange, barter. deal In and inoum.
Der wool, hides, pelts, sheep, cattle
horseh, and other live stock. and the
products thereof. and all kinds and
classes OF goods, wares and merchan-
disc and 20 do a general merchandise
business. 10 do general bonding
business; 20 DO a general real estate
business, The capital stock Is s25..
goo, divided into $4,000 shares at 81
each. The term Of existence is ATTY
years and the principal place OF huRl-
ness Is Espanola, with Franklin Bond
named as agent. The number Of d..
rootors shall be three, and those who
VIII manage the business OF the com.
pany for the first year are the incor
porators.
The International MIX Products co
~ NAhNHA 'fANNWAN MNN NWANANH "
Hoyey. Julian Scott New York. and
Richard H. Hanna, OF Santa re- n. Sal
The Objects for which this company
vas Incorporated are 10 manufacture
articles from milk aud cream for mar
ket; 10 preserve such articles ln vnrl
GUS wayH; 10 import and expert an
products by-producta and commodi,
ties, To- DO general bonding business;
20 DO a general merchandise business.
20 DO @ general real estate business.
The capital stock is $40 coo. divided
into 100 shares at 800 each. The
term OF existence Of ATTY years aud
the principal place uf business 10 San.
"a Ne. " ~, with Richard N. Hanna
named as agent The business of the |
company win be- managed by a BOARD 7.
OF directors, said board for the nrst
year % consist of the Incorporation !
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
ARIZONA ShEEPMEN
ARE APPREClATIVE
PRESENT THEIR PRESIDENT
WITH SOLID SILVER LOVING
CUP.

Since the organization OF the Ari-
IONA Wool Growers association four
years ago lts dostlnies have been
looked after and guided most success.
fully by its president, Mr.. u, >. Cos.
ney OF Flagsiah, says the Williams
News That his efforts for the well
fare Of the association as well As each
individual member thereof have been
appreciated, was shown through their
slft TO him last week OF q beautiful
solid silver loving cup The cup
which % hfieon inches IN height, and
of elegant design. was purchased for
tho western division by &. c. Hutchin-
son, through the agency of Jacob
Sallman. of Shreyo a. company, sil
versmiihs OF San Francisco. Carved
on one gliO n the following: "pre-
sOnted 10 ~ s.. 0osncy by the western
division Of the Arizona Wool Grow.
ers association as q slight token or
their appreciation OF his services"
speaking Of the presentation. a
member OF the association stated that
the services rendered that body by Mr.
GOsney have been Of almost inculcable
yhiuo. and az the grapes cling 10 the
vine Ia the carving upon the cup, so
the members pin their faith 10 him
In the management OF the analrs Of
the association.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

disturb the certainty and finality OF
capital trials. The Instinct OF sport
Is strong In huubn nature, and II OPP
crates powerfully In the class that
commit crime. A burglar, for example,
trades on the fact that through his
sentence u ne il convicted. may be- a
dozen years u may be only a dozen
weeks But be- knows that II he adds
murder 10 burglary. the EaiiOWs will
follow his conviction with absolute Ger.
tainty. The English burglar thore.
tore avoids homlcidal violence. And
VI the sport element we're eliminated
from the lesser crime, that crime also
would soon become rare.
TO CONCLUDE. The prevalence Of
homicides In the United states. a.
compared with England may be DUE
IN PART TO THE COUNTRY BEINC
LESS SETTLED and tho population
less homogeneous But 4 Ia ctrtam
mat a RADICAL IMPROVEMENT IN
THE MORALE on THE AMERICAN
POLICE FORCES WOUI d HAVE A
DEFINITE EFFECT In lesaeninK tho
disparity And UNCERTAINTY AND
DELAY IN CARRYING OUT CAPT.
tai SENTENCES ~ AN IMPOR.
TANr FACTOR In the problem.
But behind all such administrative
reforms "a the need ~ an Awakening
OF TIE national conscience. anu Of the
creation Of a healthy public feeling on
ROBERT ANDERSON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
CRESCENT LUMBER COMPANY
ENTERS TOWN OF DEMlNG

Tho Crescent Lumber company. with
New Mexico headquarters In Alhu-
querque IL branching ont In a bust.
ness way over this part OF the United
States domain. Recently the Arm has
established branch NJ Silver City.
ard on the hrst Of this month closed
deal with w. g. Wallis OF this city
for his lumber and hardware bust.
moss. Mr. Wallis reserves the real
estate and rents the yard and store
building 10 The new company says the
Domlng Graphic.
Mr. Wallis has been In business In
Deming for the past ten yeats. and
is well known. both In the town and
surrounding country as an active and
successful business man. dealing prins
cipally In lumber, coal. Nindmills,
stoves and hardware. Many or Mir.
Wallis patrons will regret to sever
their long and pleasant relations with
him, but found comfort In knowing
that he has not disposed OF his realty,
and that Doming Is still his home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

slaughter and the accused persons
were convicted OF the minor olfenge.
But the startling fact remains that
such crlmea are more than 40 times
more frequent In the United States
than In England. How can il be- ox.
plRined2
Nov the solution.
The vast extent Of the United States
territory may possibly be pleaded: but
In England homicideB are most fire.
quent precisely whero the population
Is most dense The plea that England
being "A very old country Is naturally
more settled, may seem more 10 the
purpose Against this, however, Ia the
fact that in other European countries
which are oyeR more ancient there
ls not the same security Tor life nut
yet Il Is true that In a new country
recourse may be had 10 rough meth.
DDS which would he intolerablo Ia a
settled state OF society. II. therefore,
crimes OF violence characterized only
tho least settled states OF the union
the problem would Ice a simple ono,
But the actual facts call for some
other solution OF Il.
Hlndercd by Aliens.
There Is no doubt that America sui.
iors from an evil which has lately bo.
come acute In a few great centefs OF
population ia England. namely, the
presence Of large, as yet unassimll.
atod allen population. that 10 ont OF
sympaihy With national feeling. One
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
FELT THE NEED GREATLY
FOR MORE ROOn

a. }. Clossin, car inspector Of the p
T. a s. W., took a lay IN Sent. 1gt
and journeyed eastward as Tar az Buf
talo and Niagara Falls. says the Don
ing Graphic He spent tEn weoks nt
Lafayette, Ind, and reports the coun.
lry ne visited az very prosperous. the
corn crop being the heaviest on rec
ORD noted Improvement growth and
progress everywhere. in 10Th town ana
country he greatly enjoyed his vaca.
tion, and Us glad 20 reurn 10 home
and bis duties aealn.
Compared with thls locality. the
country seemed crowded. ana h was
diiilcult 20 nhalo second hand st.
muaphero. that had been Erestled Win
10y hundred people bclore u was his
thrn 90 gct outside of To-. Pure air.
that has never hoen inhaled. "a ono III
our life lmpa King nlN antagos hi Inc
groat southwest Mr. cloasln, IKE
other visitors returning rom the oast.
y satisfied with This part oil Uncld
sans heritage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

managed hy officials OF the five civil.
lied tribes in cooperation with GOV
nrnment supervisors. white dren
oninumbor Indians at those schools.
Nni the whites have no voice Ia their
management The Attendance " tue
day schools Of the nyo nations last
year vas Choctaw Indian children.
1880. white G427. Chlckasaw Indian
LIS, whites b.ta5, Crock Indians as7.
whites s3si Cherokee Indians g.sGg.
whites b,i9a The Indiana maintain
separate schools FOR coiored childrea.
o. viii be- tho auty " congress nert
winter 90 provide a new system. The
tribal governments will be dissolved
next March aud their control of the
nenpola VII end at that time. IN the
absence m legislation tho county dla.
iFicts would bo ontlFely without
schools eEcepi such as might DO os
,abllshed through private enterprise
IN the cities fhe educational facilities
are OF tho best The most Imposing
builcluEH iH lhany of the acw toWna
are those provided fof school pur-
pnafa. ani they win compare favor.
ably Win the sen Dol aouses IN stalls
towns ~ enc same sge.
an money duo The indiana. singiy
or collectively. FROM che sale "a lands.
coal nf ena roFaliira ieasea on ths
tribal tnN pass iaellsn ihe hands of
u. III kelsey Tho Indian agent. $40
has 100 assistants IEe offiss handled
hat year over ffna0uO0 ba.oHsina 10
me indians
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

erect. maintain and operate mills,
smelters and reduction works. 20 &C.
uuire water rights. mill sites, rights
sary for the carrying on Of such busl.
ness, 20 DO a general merchandise
business. 20 do a general real estate
business. The amount OF the capital
stock ~ 100000, divided into $50 geo
shares a. 81 each. The term Of exist.
ence 10 nifty years and the principal
place 81 business II Of Socorro. n. NJ,
with Cony T. Brown named as agent
The number OF directors shall be three
and those who win manage the bust.
ness OF the company Cor the FIRST year
are the incorporntors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
TOPICS FROM THE
SCHOOL OF MINES
WORK or LAST WEEK VERY SAT.
lsFAcToRY TO FACULTY or
SCHOOL.
From sacnlro ChIeftaln.

From sOcnfro Chicfiain.
Professor Brlnsmado will have In
early numbers OF the Engineering and
Mining Journal two important articles
on minus engineering subjects.
Professor Smith has returned from
surveying trip In the Hack Range,
whore hlR duties a. deputy United
States mineral surveyor called him
last week
Professor Noble has been engaged
during he past week Ia making some
commercial analysis OF coal and water
for some 0l the copper companies OF
Arizona.
Professor Smith aud several mem.
beers OF the surveying class are spend.
ing a faw days Ia the Osoura noun,
ialns, whore they are engaging In
work of most practical nature They
VIII return 20 Socorro on Monday.
Macmillan kirchman Of Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
COOLEY LOSES A
VALUABLE TEAM

NJ. +. Cooley. the well known livery
man OF Las Vegas. who had a span "a
white mares and a single buggy stolen
Tuesday. has traced tho thiCf with
the outfit as Ear as Wagon Mound
AZ least a man In possession of
team and rlK recognized pa Mr..
cooley'a, was seen driving through
that place Yesterday morning about
II o'clock going IN the direction OF
Springer
A well dressed stranger. about 80
years OF age, SHINY built and smooth
laced, appeared at the lively stables.
Tuesday morning. az . o'clock. and
asked for "a team and single buggy.
He gave hls name as Wheeler. and
said he wished TO drive out on the
Watrous road with his wife and child,
and would be- hack by night. Nothing
was seen or heard OF him until late
hat evening, when he telephoned in
from Mora that be had lost his way.
and would return some time the next
day.
lie failed 10 appear. and nothing
more was heard from him personally,
although J, was learned that he had
passed through Los Alamos. and from
there TO WairOus, accompanied by the
woman and child. The next heard OF
him was when he passed through
wagon Mound yesterday.
Officers In an the nelghborlng
towns have been notified and are
watching Tor the horse thief end his
companions. Billy Jones OF this city
Is following the thief on a good mount
and II II thought that the miscreant IS
almost certain to be approhondod.
Mr.. Cooley values the team and
buggy az $3.50. He feels confident OF
regalninR his property.
Wheeler. who was caught between
french and Maxwell CITY. said he
wanted 10 go 10 Ration. ana having
no money. took this method, not In.
tending 20 keep the outfit perma.
nently
Others Horses Mlsslna.
Horse thieves are becoming active
around Las Vegas. Day before yes.
terday Conductor Charles Stevenson
went down 20 the Flint pasture below
town, 20 get his driving horse. and
found thai a. as we'll as the horses OF
Il. g. PlttCnger, was missing. A search
was Instituted for the animals, and Il
was found that the fence wires had
been liftad over posts and shod horses
had gone through. SO far nothing has
been heard Of their whereabouts. and
az they are perfectly gentle and would
come home Of loose, the Burmle Is that
they were stolen. Daily Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
SILVER CITY HAS LIBRARY
AND HEADING ROOM

The library. reading room and won.
ans exchange was opened at Silver
City. says the Independent, on October
for business, under the charge OF
Mcsdamcs Fielder and Barnes, who
have rented and attraotively fitted the
shepard store building on Billiard
street public library association ~
TO be established and these ladies' have
been the recipients of large number
90 books donated by friends OF the
reading room enterprise. and which
are held a. nucleus Of the public
association when 9rganizod. In add.
ton, those In cha ge have purchased
a large number OF looks from the TIA
bard Inn library OF Philadelphia and
have upon their table all the latest
magazines and periodicals. The pres
ent arrangement ne 20 the reading
room 10 that OF membership card
costing 81 per month, and a charge OF
five cents per book taken out when
held Tor a period not exceeding ten
days Receipts from these sources are
used IN paying the expenses OF the as.
ISOLATION and In the purchase Of new
books. The membership card en-
titles the holder 20 the privilege OF
the reading room, and changers In
troduced by members are welcome
without charge.
Those not holding membership cards
may take ont books by deposlting the
price Of the book, such amount to be
refunded, less the reading Zee. on the
rotnrn OF tho book.
In the Woman's exchange depart.
ment, lunches viii be served and
wares OF woman's make will be sold
on commission. Tea, coffee and chOc.
olate VIII be served AZ noon and In
the evening, and homemade bread,
pies and cakes will be on brad for
sale or supplied by order.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

who has been visiting the southwest
In the interest Of various colonization
enterprises. received a telegram that
his son would arrive In SOcorrO 20
take up the regular mining work in
the school.
Clarence Scott southworih Of Los
Angeles, Callfo MIA, matriculatcd Fri.
day In the regular moialinrglcal
course. Mr.. souihworth was delayed
In entering on account Of assisting In
the erection Of . concentrating mill In
central California.
The library OF the school has just
received nearly complete set OF the
topographic maps published by the
United States Geological survey.
There are nearly one thousand of
these maps, altogether, and the set
has long been needed by the Students.
William Hult. y former student. who
has been Tor the past six months work.
Ing on the United states geological
survey, In running n line OF precise
levels from Arizona up the Rio Grando
valley 20 Colorado TO connect With the
iransconiincutal line. returned 10 So
zorro.
Walina LlnErcn. IN charge % the
gold and silver industries Tor the Unit.
cd States geological survey, spent yes.
terday visiting the school and exam.
lining its rare minerals IL tho cab.
inets, Mr.. Lingron was also In con.
sultation with President Reyes In re.
gard to the work on the ore deposits
In New Mexico.
A. b, Soarle, who has charge Of the
tDunnFnnhir unrfv ~ Tho Tinted ~ 49,
geological survey, Will return 10 So
zorro shortly 20 resume work On the
Mssdalena quadrangle. This Nilof
map viii be one OF the inost con.
structed by the government and Will
be 0 companion map TO the Soc Jrro
map recently completed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

iday morning and accompany 20 church. She said
dored this course detrment TO her childrens NOR.
to- her own.
II came out In the evidence hat her husband
spent the week a. indoor brain yoik and that Sun.
day was practically his day OF recreation
II he had been farmer, doubtless Il would have
been pleasure 10 him 70 attend the village church
and slt quietly during the sermon; but 10 man
who does something yofy Ike sitting in church alt
week who IA engaged quietly In an offlcc~to that
man you could set harder task than to listen 10
the sunday sermon. n Is work to him: hard. unre.
lennR toll And yet he reads In his Bible that one
should rest the sabbath. Rest, indeed. h what
bis whole nature, body and soul crying out for.
hut rest r. another term for change. A change ~
expect such man to work overtime by attending
church
The truth must Do acknowledged before the
consideration can DO met And this s truth Ask your
brain working friends and see what the majority
say Then watch and see how many Of them attend
church Ycu'l find. most inoly. that more approve
OF going than practice u.
And thofo you have the thing IN nutshell: II
isn't original clssedncss, but human necessity, that
Keeps them away
Until our civilization Is able 10 produce some
knd OF physical culture religion that will meet their
needs, do humor hubby along, and Lot him have his
coffee In bed and loaf IN his smoking Jacket tlli noon
aud spend his afternoon In the sunlight Il he will
Then he will be good tempered: for a rested
man IL naturally SO. A tired man kicks the cat and
swears at the hied girl He will have n lot OF
natural pety II yon let him rest. And an ounce OF
natural plety Il worth pounds OF The cultivated kind
A good naturod dad, who doesn't go 20 church. will
be much less likely 20 hurt your chlldrens morals
than an III natured dad who does for tho children
VIII not be apt 10 admire the type OF Christianity
which the latter exhibits.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

az Tanlcuuah. shown here. may bc pur'
chased hy che government when state
hood comes
The Only peHce force outside Che
towns D. composed Of United states
maTahnls
Secretary HhchoockH snhordinatss
have company of indian police who
enforce the departments orders. but
have no authority Ia criminal eases.
The toWna have self government 90
a large extent. the Arkansas municipal
laws having heen extended over the
territory uy ACT of congress, This