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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-04
r OSWELL MAN SLAIN;
SON AVENGES A
Double Tradsedy in Small Town
in Texas Panhandle.

$. B. Owens, owner of a large
alfalfa farm near Roswell, was
killed at Alan Reed, Texas, last
week, by B. 5. Turbyfeld, over Il
commission on a big land deal,
Owens eighteen-year-old son
then killed Turbyfeld.
Details of the killing reached
here late in the afternoon. Owens
was killed by b. S. Turbytield,
who was in turn killed by Scion
Owens, the son of the murdered
man. Turbyfeld was a real estate
dealer and formerly resided here,
but later made his home in Yer
nal Utah.
Turbytield and Tom p. Lemans,
of Clarendon, Texas, left Alan
Reed for Clarendon, via Jericho.
Owens and his son. Scion Owens,
left Alan Reed a short time later
for their ranch west of town. At
Rock Ledge Switch, six miles
west of Alan Reed, Owens aud his
son overlook Turbyield and LIE
mans. Owens sought a CONVEX
sation with Turbyteld. They both
jumped out of their buggies, and
as they met in the road a few
words vel spoken and the shoot
ing commenced. Owens was in
stantly killed, being shot through
the right arm and the upper por-
ton of the bowels. Turbytield,
after shooting nj the younger
Owens, broke and ran. The boy,
seeing that his father vas slain,
secured his Winchester and fired
twice at the fleeing man, who by
this time was almost hundred
yarns away. Both of the boys
shots took effect, n ball passing
through Turbytield's body and the
other through the right thigh.
Turbytield fell, dying two hours
later. The conductor of a work
train which had stopped at Rock
Ledge, at once ran his train to
Alan Reed, returning with Depu,
ty Sherifs Reeves and Rector and
a physician. When they arrived
Turbytield had breathed his last.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-04

Bonded whiskey at the White
Elephant. Your choice of the fol-
lowing popular brands: Old Over
holt Rye, Old Crow, Green River,
Early Times and O.. F. c. Bour-
bon. 2otf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-04
Notice for Publication

In the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District OF the Territory
OF New Mexico, within and for the
County of Quay:
The Pajarito Live Stock Company,
a Corporation, versus
Hilario Gonzales, his as
signs, or if dead, the un-
known heirs Of such de-
ceased person, his or their
assigns, the Platt Valley
Sheep Company, it's sue
cessors, heirs or assigns,
or any unknown claimant. +
or claimants of o to any =
interest in the North half =
OF the Northwest quarter, 3
the Southwest quarter of E
the Northwest quarter, z
and the Northwest quar-
ter Of h e Southwest
quarter, all in Section
lwenty-nine (2o), Town
ship Eleven (II) North
of Range Thirty (3o)
East, adverse to Plaintiff
The said defendants are hereb
notified that a suit to quiet It'll
has been commenced against them
in the District Court for the County
of Quay, Territory of New Mexico
by the said above-named Plaintiff;
that unless they enter, or cause to
be entered their appearance in said
suit on or before the eighth day of
June, A. D., 1907, decree pro con-
fesso therein will be rendered
against them.
CHAs. p. Downs, Clerk,
w. j. HITTsoN, ESQ.,,
Tucumcari, New Mexico,
2o-5t Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-04

If you want your land business
attended to promptly see Patter.
son & Donohoo at the Court House.
r7tf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-31
SerbtCes in the
Albuquerque Churches
First nanlIst Church.

sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preach
ing at II a. m. ana 7:30 y. m. by Rev.
George r. Narncy. b. Y. p. L.. at
cas- y m Strangers are cordially I'M
litcd Il. ;lI services
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ Prelude-Grand Chorus,
Th. Dubois
Nuthcm-Unfold, We Portals Ever
lasting. .......... Ch. Gounod
Hvmn-JoY to the World 80. Handel
Trombone Solo-Ave Maria. Mascagni
Mr.. Fred X. Ellis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Rhymes for Tod p
sGardet,ias.
Gardenias.
OW that April,s coming ana SI-ss
x nlildcr breezes blow, 5g;i,3 \ 4

II az II y "
!. = Ow that Aprirs coming ana Sf*s
X q if1lldcr breezes blow, &,
I'M L Shall chuck tho weary ro 'ullnio
al or bardin': 6
BUYING me n shovel and o. cunning
little hoe,
Il I shall#1nakc myself q little garu en-
There shalt be no flowers in tho gar r.
tlehsc1os I make.
II shall grow for dinner-tablcs solely:
Flowers are not worth the needed
t spaces that they take
Pretty things, no doubt, but but. useless sci '
H sj wholly.
I will grow potatoes and sweet Lima
85 beans b'Gosh,
succotash ana marrowfats, my gen
tles:S n
1 viii raise the cymbllng and tho co.
related squash, II
1niun9 corn and water cress and LEM
5Ft ills E "a j5 VI Y
There,ll other dalntles, pink and
green, Eand very red, Il
ii Fit to- decorate d royal table:
Islwill tend them nicely, getting early
Sas "a out of bed. * Z,
DiggIng ssastutely as I'm able.
ESQ lis spend my spring time Just n.
working with my hoe, Sg
Raising vegetables in my garden:
horticulture may not be exciting, bu
An T know ~ as3 sf M 35S
1t'll5prove at least as nice us bardin'.
lt tg3 f}d ~ II. s. II az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
The Principles Of Taxation.

Continuing8Sth tho discussion of they z
principles of taxation, we remark that +
Tho prime and only object Of just taxa
ton is to raise revenue. Therefore
the protective tariff tax whose prime
object is to fostcrF American Industries,
is revolutionary, Such a Tux Is graded
| according to tho necessities, or intor-
&cstsS or tho manufacturer and not |
1 according to tho needs OF government
I ccono,nicaliy administered. 1t may BIO |
l made so high as to prohibit Imports
/ in which case it would Yield no revenue
1 whatsoever. ~ 5s1 8 ii
y OF II kind with this is tho Federal,
4 tax on State bank issues. A. This tax
n was imposed, MS It's author, Mr.. sher-
& man, boosted, not to raise reyenue, but
9l5;o prevent State banks from Issuing
4 Enotes. The tax has never yield ed a.
Il cont Of revenue and nrvcr will for
I Iit5was purposcly made SO high that
{ state banks cannot afford to pay It
E ard so iinvor Issue notes. The tdX
V is nothing moro nor less thanEn police
. regulation ana cannot DO Justified ~!
J, any principle OF taxation. Tho Demo-
. cratic convention OF 1892 recommended
q that tho "prohibtory tax II ten per
!, cent. on state lank Issues be repeal
!. tYea"; but tho Democratic Cong, egs
!, which followed lacked tho courage to
III carry the recommendation into@ef-3
!. feet 53. M
~ So much for the governments Rys-
y tom of raising ravenue.' Its sys-
4 ~ VI In ID n a.
o. spcctg equally faulty, Instead Fof as.
~ certninMg what are Its needs and
or ;avvlng lnSes to suit, at lcvieB taxes II
o. protect American Industries, but Incl
n drntnl.yj raises thereby far moro rove
Is ME than 1t needs and then deals TIL
mt money out with lavish hand to pen
nd sions and other extravagantes = /
nd order to Justify the tariff schedules an
ed prevent them from being reformed,
Again, 1T is We'll known that III nal,
m Ing 5ur& the budget tho moinbers pla
az VITA great spccesR--to the pnrposea-
~ tiie old game called log-rollin!
1t lis ~ expression thnt colnes FRO
III, the farm, Farmers A, I and G ha,
~. logs to roll and they make n nelEhbo
~ deal. A and B will help C; A al
1T ~ ,,.,i, i, il, Vat, ,,,d 4, ,,,,,l ,oIn n,
up; 51s, q, /. !, j., n, NJ 80,
tase ly co. operation OF all. Members
heS Gunhioa,t help each other In the sal
ere, yslv C,,.n .eressr,.n \ wants an ann,
'eas' prlation for u liarbnr or a buildir
'ltal' Congressman 3 and G and y and otht
Wild have similar wants. Zach votes for
hwer others claims. and all the claims /
ons into tho MIDGET. 1t is "a sly ghl
-sus- Never mind the merit, 60 that OF
aitais los-roller gets his work done. a Y
spital ginia CONGRESSMAN once got an app
rtain prlation 70 Improve tho navigation
sehcy ii mountain stream in his l.dcsstri
1iNhen asked II the expenditure wo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Tho Case Agninst Kenaedy
PERSONAL. AND GEN ERA ~.

Robert s3 PATTERSON publisher 4 Of the
chirpgo Tribune, has dea!aea Il retire, a I Z
Will probably spend he renal ~ q S''.s
days in Washing ron, $i 81 is !, g,
ga won.an Northern lssourl h ~, ts nusy
Of her husband Tho stated II Hs has gene
10 4 lnpplef home 77-lS as'sa' CITY PoatsS
Colonel %. g, ltunson, q 81 L. 4 s i !! 4
OF wisconsin, Is also "
doIlarfor a!s nay as Semi Or, re htng y ne
whole amount To- the treas
s;acco hnIshed ahstain pg f tes ~ =,
Saturday and his MI - -
and four hours without guster ance aita ~ ~
fsppstita now lssyeH poth!n II t9 RI os M w
s!red--L ondo on g lobo,s fS Il s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
! BOOKS ON ARBOR DAY..
Mrs. Minor Has Plentiful List Of
r eference Volumes.

Mrs. ISateSp. NJ lnor, cference n 70 r. L
.rian in tho State Library, has compiled
5for the public nlist of$the works IN the
state Library On Arbnr Day. i sEorig gin. Y
observance and Importance and much
other interesting data wi III eforence3
70 tho value and 8nececsit yfof preserya-3
itionSor forestry In the United States:
IL Mrs. Minor ent about this somewhat
sarduouH task olloWing the ei g
Arbur Day N Virginia. g5S. es5
Title compilntiono OF reference boplssi
has been {lnnde with ospe cinl re ghrd to
school children and those who nre ms
3terested IN tho study of forest pre SER
vat Ion, ts 3j5s s. 3E ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
MERELY JOKING.

Choir Chin Chin. s 81 AS .st
Give US h tune" urged tho nnusic-rack IN
ths sl 81 +, tie bells play when
8s:.!N ., growlcd the organ. I'll be blows
How, lndeede 81 II IN ii,
8t He tvlrtuously): II call Il, simply outrag-
ors for me !. ,1ewspapers to print oil this ter
she lsternly) "1Iow do yo, know It Ii
terrible ?''---Baltimore American & {a8
Nothing Like a Good start. "
''Do 1 understand yo,, to say inquired
Miss hosting OF tho Chicago girl that you
believe In early marriages 7"
ssqss rsDef ,ss chsshsS sr
The Distinction. Ssh
Preleigh lats1:45): "Ah. Miss Critic. you
have such a. sweet. retiring disposit tom
q, NJ ss Gst!tc Sya,wning1 gu flatter me.
isposltlonss 70 tretlre ~ Puck.
"A Poser. u. III w
S Our Social Reformcr; what wo want
! my friends are less overcro 'vded slunis
larger villages, moro pleasure for tho work
Villpg 81: II well. sir, but 'ow IRE we tc
1 ave more pleasure If we 'ns less beer a.
i Punch. E 5st
Unfit for Jury Duty. t8a
A s.N DIV, Mr. links. would yousrccognize tn
Of "a h1gher or unwritte l (,
4 same All would d common lnborera
( a''Talesman excused. u ouisyille Courier
Journal. 5 E25s 3ayts4s ass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
rr1r rt,trs DrspArcH RICHMOND MARCH ~ 1907

help the stream, ho replied tint a. n 1t It
would help his constituency, which was
moro to his purpose. City Coun lt 70 y
often play the same game. That's the ne
business side Of politics, and the busi-
ness side OF politics takes no note Of the
principles OF taNhtion, 5lli LtslS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Better spent iii giving proper facilities .
tor treating both the white and colorcd

GNfnbIe tagt "a q, 4, q. n.
s. In caring for tho durable ana the
the durable should receive
sii,c f,rsi attention ana consideration. 9
20 rhere IL fur greater need for u
wcll-equipred hosbital Tor tl'c n,ira e.
white md colored, than for IN AIMS m
house FOR tho colorcd inct,rabl g g p,
IlNN1l)N q. WILLIAMS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
MANY MEM BEERS For
ORDER OF MOOSE

# Nj. John Heinta, who .is organllzinS4
= lodra Il, tho Order Of Moose here,
said last night that he had already
secured a charter list of more than
3nfty representative citi2ens, and loped
t. ho ready to have Tho Installation!
early In April, " lis
STs rhis order has az h feature its social
end and there is lso g henet y clal ana
sick fund attached, K 3 .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
The States elinquency.

.rhe Tines-D Dispatch blicves in per-
sonal responsibility. but the State OF
Virginia Is partly to blame ior Treas
Juror Hochler's downfall.
THE state is under moral obllgh-3i
lions to exercise a certain supervision;
over her officials and 500 that they
are honest and faithful in tho dis:
charge Of their duty.
There should DO q uniform system
or bookkeeping and travelling auditors
to see that tho books arc properly
kept ana that all public funds aro
lawfully handled ana duly accounted
for. Al lS @
Had there been such a. system there
|had not been three delinquent treas
urcrs III Henrico ono after ahother
.Tho State actually encourages her Of
| ncials to be careless and sllpshod y
not actually dishonest. How mucl
|ilonger vii! the tau payers submit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
COMMENT or EDITORS.

a. Capitol Plan. III "A 55
cd a picture Of tho proposed plan Tor pub
lilo buildings In r chMond N wv ich those
buildings are 30 located ~ g leave e = pooltc
,na revealing an Impressive ! view 1, Of the
Capitol from Main Street INC nr-
gument Of the s smore cohslheth hs
plan should be ADOPTED NJ IL one y, change,
and that is tho removal OF the IRON renee nc
frolntho captol nnd , more
50 OF the original er1sburs
peal y III 3a $$yf
IA Pale Scandal IN IA
.rbo slate Library Investigation IN Rich
mona ia awtuly thou e; =
when the schoolbobk aGom ttee ulVsa .,t..o
or Of their Innate y, .ue 81 anI that
thc Library Hoard would dreag w so,r,e.
{thing terribly
thing .hat would mnxo ID s worth scandal
| Lynchburg Advance. 8tS I'M Il
4 Never Touched Him. f355 $s8 WI
a reaaoi, of te . see
/ Street last week, and It i strongly probable ,
thnt II was a SLAP dil,inislraton
ihass' refused 10 become ALARMED ana go :. 3
i right on preparing Q place some one y i, -, :
shoes Will carry sh, tae PpSoS Lance IN 'i
lnauguralc Tetut
Civlc improvements. XII VI.
trhe proposed formation n Danyllle s q
civic leasue, frightly tarrea
/. Of the cty. THAT sort DC thing ought ~ DC
BY n voqRs WIKI |.
1nnaeasa in everyN com mu1ityTis niaatlor
&C ali the hettor elements of a hon,og :,
society because however muohh lno
a I'd efrec live III II is not made coherent, MI
A mentum wisely regula edit Y the ~
/, slderatum.r-The eglstert $50 It's #
y Tho Case Against Kennedy
Q III kennedy, tho State IN u s.Ne y,
q reprieya until APRIL vs. ,, Xxi
OF the type of kennedy cnN!n ICY NY, NY, ~ y
FOR SO long-for It ne mas .!a y MAJ
staunch fricnds--is ono Of he mSstef l Z
human nature haa p tI y, IN and n
il 4 testimony Throughout II falslh fed, q ~ 500
. 4 radiance, this. -R Roanoke Times, ss53a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
rs, d,,nty Dispatrh'|,
.pA1f,Y---wEEKLl SUNDAY!

s,n.,n u. d, Men n. IS. 9i6 r. Main street,
washington Burean. 1921 Mnnsey Building,
snane,,est al Bureau. &, .11os Hull Street
patcrsburr Rurenti ~. 40 N.Fsycai,oere st.
tynchburs Burcnu...s 2lS hts NV =
BY NAIL, One six Th .s ~. ~
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paiiy with Sunday $500 $500 sl.po 90 .'
oaity without Sunday 400 200 Ivy 80
sunday edition only. 200 loo ~ - -
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nv Times dispatch Carrier Delivery ser SER
q s,ce in Rtchmond (ana suburbsJ, Manehes-
ter, ana Petetsbufs-- 7.t ,.&g, voor
sI Oaiis $50, q. ( q cents. 4.5o
= Sunday only b ceh CEN - ~
81 yearly subscriptions payable In a az
IS Entered, January 81, 1909 at Riefinohu,
Wa. MS second class matter. under ae' .
Congress of March, 9, 1 s19.
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# rim es Dispatch by telephone WI ASK -
trh1 for aAoii' and on being answered. ito'
he office switchboard, will indicate " Wy ny
i Z, Z, or per son with whom they Wish :
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M when calling between 6 A. NJ. anu III Y q. ~
n call 10 central office direct for 4Vii. gym ~
Si posi room; 4O4a. business office 4o4s 70
,,68 mailing and press rooms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
The New C olored Almshouse.

Edllor& OI&Ine 4Ilmes-Dl3palcni8E Il
morning urging the building OF The
contemplated combination ,ll1Dshouse5l
ana hospital for thp colorcd pcople on /
tae site.of the present white home, /
fear you are either not informed Or
wore misinformed as TO the sltuation.5l
You state, "The old almshouse (cUl-
cred) is not onl yAunlrihnbltnblc, hut
IL 1eire should ever get a Roadway
| In the crude wooden structures, anoth-tl
| Ling short OF IA miracle could save tho |
helpless inmat es from being roasted
1 3allve.'t5533 1 5,@.a
IL At the oolored home tho almshouse
linmat es are In a three-story brick struc-
i turc the hospital patients are In the
i wooden annex and OGDEN cot tagc. The
/ quarters for the inmates III thogalms-s
i house are much better than those tho
lnvoragc mcllbersof this race- III SaccuE-s
i Toned to.sl SIT Sz
Il s$ Az to tho system and tho provisions
I made in the wooden annex and 3cottat.e
i for curing the sick or what might
4 be known as ''hosptal facilltcs,
Z must agreo with YOU that ! e is a ~ s.
a grace to- civilizations" s88s 5t5&
4 G, You will therefore soc that the.
\ urgent need isS not ~ for al,nshouse
n quarters, but for hospital facilities.
!. AS the almshouse quarters are
], ''wcnther. 4{woll-yentila lated. VII y
a goodly amount of sunshine = do not
lis auninlahitahlc." It Is true tho adj
81 ministration can bring about n,ont dos
cidedly AZ Improved conditions wi IN the
!. we'll directed expenditurei5of q cons
I para lively small amount O money, IN
!. AS to the danger from te l'1s' l ms
: proposed new colored almahouse
9 that you urger Is exactly the
4 Same rs that OF the pteHent col COL
IS ored nlmsllouse. Tho constr,icliot I, !,
K DO tho Same, and the new building
! will be5 no more fire or yormil'- proc r,
10 IS 5'uninhahttable. s6s3@
,,s $5sWithout discussing the merits Of tn
- counter pro postl Ion OF an q llnshous
\, on tho City Farm. wi y TeitorAt
o, the objections made before the Gouhc'
Of committee to the building Of sthe three t q
o. story coored q almshonse In 81 the Bctt
q at "a cost Of 1000, hey are as .p 70 + y
lows: 1, a.
4 or both a hospital ana almshou S., y
a It IL not the8d best hrral1 elrtent ID e
ny .almsl,ouse nor a good hospital,
Ut 3, No member Of # the {$ cnmmittt
n'iisa Thinks 4 1T IL the best arrangemen
a nd to carry out It's PURPOSES 81 T "
bAnt according Y ne o pTeaa,n NJ pl e
l{horeaftar. repudiate II as not Gbeit
aq what they thopght be st,#
81, No estimate hap vet been MA
The | az tho cost of aquiplnent to romple
md lftlrp8 building for occupn n1y
hllH 4, II o proyi sion has been made Il
5gs3 mako tl,es walls fire! ~ vnrtill pro-
Jed which latter at least should be8dol
Ary This Will require additl orsll cost
pRe 81 No provision llaa been made 1
s.as a Kitchen, which the steward thin
,n's :. :, -, AZ, tno far
Ira moved from the white homo 4 10 ha
d ~, AZ entirsly the same Administered iya for
on and yet no gproY lsion las bean h lni
IN. FIR the sleeping quarters OF az supcr
lays gtendent or any ten ant 81 ~. !,
l az Tho e MI * \ r. Il
S's than t7c,0ou a he money 90 e' VIC "a ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
p eople Seer,
in Public Places

Much poll tical Talk WAS going on
around the hote lobbias ves sty L
an g last ni t,ln,. .aua,, u /, oc,,
iingham,, who Is f'llniliarly known IL, US
thu Tall sycamore OF Cub Run" wa
ut Murphy's, and he brought some
ssi Ms If i;'' "! Sssd A. H 5ss
would almost certainly be returned
5thls' fall, and that he would probaSly
stand Tor tho Senate to- a Y 2; nar,o, fo,,r
terms n t tl,e ,pp . branch OF the Gem
s erni ' Asssetibiy, arhe Democrats q,
Rockinghani, lie say s, arc II good |
shape ana will elect their ticket this
e fal o. 81 I, w,5 1,vnn, j. 1oudoun,
ann arg Sere o an and there is political
4 mix Of ali Kinds up their way.
meeting tnH IN MoadayY, S AMI viii tl,sh AZ
. scnntofship III ills lii, fhli. II they do they
may i, run Major, ureen FOR tie honor.
s t,ns $9 ~ lsnum ~ s nfd i.oudoun.
trbn nnnoIinaelncilt that Assistant
tornev.tlenerai e Robert Catlctt Of
may stand FER te I. ss enasa
siinr wldeatSrerit, comment. Colonel Cat
Sintt nnun irsrpresentpu Charlotte county
~ ANA ttn,,sn I,f Delegates, ana later
|sremoved Is I,oakbridge, where he has q,
'fT The district ~ composed ot neelts-S
|8brldge, bedford ana n,,cnn vls ~, sen
ntor3J. Lawrenee Campbell, OF i' ''Sl 81
\, q Z. VI, !. !. .
Hon John s. 1snrbpur Of y g C[sulpep'er'
4 was lii the city yesterdnS,
49, - - !. ~
ton Is very Quiet sag former rms , Sem,
j tator9 II. A. James, OF Dnnville, Wheh
seen last right. !. e. & / .o,t do,et,a \. !.
lions from pittsylyanla pativi'l e, ar,
Henry VIII be returned 70 IN , \ lsl ~
sture TINS iail. NV vnr
their recorts seem g. 70 nave slyet GER
ors san set ! = here attending tho
meeting of tine st Il omru g 5 lsnoi'es
q W1'ie'l NJ = = l..l .s 3i
,, 70 ~ state 4 Bohrd 81
f STisherIes. Mo is here attending
n 8 a 4 yunkins Mathew i, lonE d
IN Inhn,, nf Ana House & ST Delegate.
,ront : stnta Board az FISH
~ =, * .hini, Ia Il thry Ai
M efsg & - t Mnti legislative
aele gat,on j rom 81 y 'ss
be nv, !, - wv NY
, |, y, ny ins
oi''i ~ !" t'' l y
!, II. !. 81. IN ... =. : ;, y. y, !, 7,
Norfolk, are re- istered red !. Ct the Hich
Z mond, spcndin & g ton OF thel
honeymo q, II TINS cit ~, ~ i
IN Mrs. Crafts was 4{ MISS Annie !
ane l Mnd Ms vra''s were 'narf'eo eo'
aElNE The groom was formerly OF TINS CIT!
a lsbut Is now With firm IN forfoll
a Tho couple will make their home J
S the city by the sea 5a S4S
I, -. i. . ~ q. !, /. j. !.
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POINTS FROM PARAGnAPil1lss.

~ d q
- YAvINq touched htout everything else,
III g24$lt Is not very surprising that Mr.. Har-
: - - rman should express his desire to get
governmcn t.--Ph iladelphla
PRESS. SE IN X ~ ,sif 5ss
g Mi, Gates says It a mistake about Rocke-
feler.s5 He. owns only one -ffthiS of Standard
Oil, and he has an income sof only 81 ,000,-
900 Year a ol los ize,;-T--l' rtland Ore
CONAN 3S' Fl TIL "A US 58 }!
5l AS sInvorite son Of Ohio, Judg o. Taft Is
taking on weig ht % Since trying til 90 RI
brand Of ypresidental Goat 8 no will preaurn-
ably have need to Use no other.----New York
World. HI ai II III
a Three army balloons have been ordered for
the United States forces. @ I Ills may be be-5
cause there Is so much talk of war IN the
iair.-Baltimore American. Sgii 81. III Il
9S Senator Tllman, A ahhpaginE through the
lecture field, shows Il clearly tho disadVah- y
tnge OF getting away from the sound OF q.
corrective and clyiliztng gnyol. --Pf elphia
Ledger IA s 5 ssSS y iy kss <5s .s
ga Fashion paper says that spring styles
viii largely follow j Japanese lines prol-
abiy no farther5yvest than Denver. how
ton IA II era ll e
IL Mr.. r. II. Hartman Il Is d 9 reat u IN ana
very great man. FOR three days he sue
| cceded In getting as much space in tAe news
papers as Evelyn 'Tha v. IN owf York World.
|
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Grover Cleveland has solved tho old
question rs to what we shall do with our
on Presidents. We are simply + to A al I
still and like them. "a ( S3
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3 Nor Is this allegation that the climate
OF Panama Is rather inferior dlsproved
by the fact that no engineers have re-
Gently died there, NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

An cnteiprising and fancy-priccd alien
list now produces ''psychokinesia,''3 There
seems TO be no end to tho ways O. nam
can be crazy nowadays, a. IS gis a
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4 AS soon as "a railroad president dolfs
his hnuteur he Is hardly distinguish
able from an ordinary passenger, K 354S
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Entered, January "a. 1909, AZ ~, N,e''n !. !,
vn.,3 MS second. class matter u ifp1 -?
4 Congress Of March 8, ! sl9.
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s A Kentuckian boasts sixteen acres OF
tho finest mint IN the world, That IS
at present. by August those acres VIII
no doubt look Ike n bartholomew mas !,
sucrc. rs