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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-09
Local and Personal


The Legal Tender saloon is get.
ting a new floor.
Crystal S%trlchninc Sis on at
Pioneer Drug Store. anti
Chas. Srcigftcr is finishing a
tour room cottage.
II. IT.. McElroy is building an
addition to his residence.
Crystal %Strichninc Sis OF at
Pioneer Drug Store. 3I.tf
We sell city lots and loan money
to build on them.
Laser & SlsNEy.
Mrs. y. Y. Gallcgos is visiting
relatives in Santa Rosa.
S%try3hr,re Sis ounce at
Pioneer Drug Store. 3o-ti
Wm. McBec has returned from
a visit to GAINESVILLE, Texas.
The base ball game Sunday was
a failure because OF bad weather.
= bottles oi any one-dollar-a-
bottle medicine tor s. ut Pioneer
Drug Store. 3f.ti
Geo. Evans house in Highland
Park is well underway and shows
up we'll.
Don't buy Strychnine- Carbon
anything until YOU get u
prices, Elk Drug Store. 3i-tt
NC. Mechem,t the attorney, spent
several days in III Paso on legal
business.
Ouartcr.pound can OF Violet
Talcum Powder tor sc at Pioneer
Drug Store. 3i.ti
LOSr-Horse shoe stick pin
set with & btllliants. Reward II
returned TO this office. 3f.Gt
LOST-Oue leather belt.
Finder will receive a reward by
returning same to News Office.
5I.It
Mrs. Amos Phillips is reported
very sick. II is believed She has
pneumonia.
Drink a Stein OF Hires Root
Beer, at Elk Drug Store. SI-ti
Mrs. Roy +. Welch, oil QUAY, is
visiting Mrs. II. {. de- Yampert
this week.
A., Hartshorue is finishing a :
room residence in block as, Rus
sell Addition.
Quatter.pound can OF Violet
1alcum Powder Tor i5c at Pioneer
Drug Store. 3I-tf
There are two new residences
going up east oil the Baptist
Church.
Tucumcari Lumber Co., success
sors to Sanders Lumber Co.
Figure with us when ready to
build. grit
Morgan & Dodson sole agents
Tor Dawson coal phone 50. goat
Benito Baca is building an ad.
dition 10 his residence. The work
is we'll under way.
Ouarter-pound a OF Violet
Talcum Powder Tor IsC at Pioneer
Drug Store. 3I-tt
Everything is new in the way ol
machinery in this Office and we ar,
prepared to do Job work while you
wait.
{. c. Chapman has Just finished
a barn that takes the shine OF
everything else OF the kind il
town,
Look! Genuine Meerschauu
Pipes at Pioneer Drug Store fol
less than hall price to you. 5I.t
The prospects are good Tor nearly
a quarter OF a million acres OF crop.
in Quay county this year. We MAJ
talk farming, 1t seems to the News
without tear OF criticism unde.
these conditions.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-09

FOX SALE: "a good young
milk cows, four Jerseys among
them. X. i. DoNoHoo.
3o-ti
/. c. Anderson OF Hanley, was
in town Wednesday. He is a very
progressive citizen and is a booster
for the Hauley community.
Glenn Brothers new barber shop
is now open to the public, opposite
Glen Rock hotel. Everything
new and up.to.date clean. 3I.ti
Miss Nell Preston will appear
in illustrated Song at the Crystal
Theater next week. Miss Preston
is recognized as one OF the leading
Soprano Singers OF Tucumcafi. 3I.tt
Adair sells Swiits Premium ba.
con. hams and meats. 3o.tf
Mrs. A.. p. Marcus has been
sick for several weeks, but is now
convalcsC,nt. This family may
move TO the country a little latter
Tor the benefit OF her health.
See that fine line OF Perfumes
and Satchct Powders n odor at
Pioneer Drug Stort, 3o.ti
A. Is. Dauber has returned from
Santa Rosalia, Mexico where he
took a turn at the Hot Springs.
He is feeling good and was greatly
benefited 10y the trip.
{. +. Adair sells Golden Gate
coffee, tea, spices and extracts.
3o-ti
The Crystal Theater is putting
on a number oil s%pecialties. Miss
Nell Preston will render an illus.
trated song there this week.
Coal is cheap now ask Morgan q
Dodson to send you up a ton
f'phone "a. goat
!. s. Taylor, wife and children,
from Henderson, Tenn, arrived
in the city Thursday. They vii
make Tucumcari their home.
Tucumcari Lumber Co, success
sors to Sanders Lumber Co,
Figure with us when ready tc
build. ji-tt
X. NJ. Bates, the Norton farmer,
was in town Tuesday and informs
the News that the people OF his
community are planting all sorts
OF crops. Corn, cotton, maize
kahir, millet, sorghum, alfalfa
pea nuts, etc.
See those leather.iramed sane
glasses, keeps dust out OF the ewes
at Pioneer Drug Store. 3I.ti
FOR RENT: "A store building
25x6o feet at Montoya. Communi
cate with +. Gould, M%ontoya, n
M. Il
l.. T.. Sherwood has begun tn,
erection OF a new home on bit
claim out OF town where his hous'
was burned last week. Sherwood
is not a gutter and will 20 OH
there TO reside again as soon a
the residence can be made ready
Drink a Stein OF Hires Roo
Beer, at Elk Drug Store. set
There are more residence pro
perties building now in Tucumcar
than at any time before since tn
town was founded. There arr
very few cheap houses going up
This speaks much for the stabilit,
OF things.
See these leatber-framed SANE
glasses, keeps sand out OF the eyes
at Pioneer Drug Store. 3I-tf
Elder ]. X. Parker OF Toledo
Illinois, a Christian minister ha,
been in the city for several DAYS
and has purchased residence lot
and will build in the near future
lie will also preach for the Chris
tian congregation here.
Il Tucumcari Lumber Co., success
sors to Sanders Lumber Co
Figure with US when ready L
build. 3I.It
Miss Darlington ID. Barrett, O
Dewitt, Mo-, who has been spend
ing the winter in Tucumcari lei
Friday Tor her home. She leave
q host OF friends, made while i
this city who regret her departur,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13
WORKS WONDERS
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Eczema, skin Itching, Skin Eruption
Cuts and Bruises.

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piles after years of torture. 10 cures
obstinate cases of eczema. 10 cures
all skin itching. lt cures skin erup-
tion. II heals cuts. bruises, scratches
and abrasiOns without leaving a scar
lt cures permanently.
W. p. Wright, living at e303 East
10 st., Manchester, Va, and we'll
known in FarmNilie. Va, says:
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and ! know il acts up 20 its repre,en-
taiion. For some time ! was troubled
with eczema and while the trouble
was not seriOn>. 10 caused me great
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Ointment recommended for such
troubles. procured "a box at II. G..
Crute * Co.'S drug store, began apply
ing IL and the benefit | received was
quick and lasting After few appli-
cations the trouble disappeared and ]
have not been annoyed since. Doan's
ointment cured me aud ] ann pleased
to give this remedy my endorsement. '
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13
eARSrvILLE. VA. FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1908
SCORES "THUNDERER."
English Press Denounce~ Times ns
Sensation Mongcr.

LONDON. March ID. - The govern
ment has decided 10 keep private the
personal letter written by Emperor VIII
liam 20 Lord Tweedmouih. first lord of
the admiralty. in which it WAS charged
by the London Times that his majesty
had attempted 20 influence legislation
IN the matter of the naval estimates of
Great Britain How this decision.
which was announced in both house,
of parliament last night viii please the
country remains TO Dee seen. Since A. j.
Balfour. speaking for the opposition.
indorsed the policy of the cabinet itI
may Dee predicted that the public may
consider the incident closed.
The remark made by Lord Roscbery
that the nation was making itself ridIc-
ulous over this affair finds much sup
port. The discussion was brief and
dry. All the participants proceeded as
n they We're walking on eggs. for crit
icism OF the ruler OF another nation is
a delicate business. The fact that Lord
Twccdmouth consulted with Sir Ed
ward Grey. the foreign secretary, Dee
fore replying 10 Emperor Williams let-
ter was the only new fact brought ont
and it goes far 10 diminish the criti-
cism OF Lord Twecdmouth because 10
relieves him of all suspicion of amy
thing resembling disIoyaliy io the in.
tercsts Of the navy.
The character of Emperor WlNiamS
letter IS now generally understood THE
spicicst passage is believed io Dee ihr
reference 10 Lord Eshcr chat be- had
better occupy himself with dainpipes
and keep his hands on the navy. Lord
Eshor WAS engaged in improving the
drainage system of Windsor castle
when Emperor William was there re-
Gently
An amusing feature of the affair !,
fhat 900 the sensational newspapers OF
London are lccturing the Times for its
scnsafioualism IN exploiting the story.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13

would take days for the ships 10 get
around. and during that time hostile
shells could have done their work.
In his statement Mr.. Stevens says
that the canal will not help the United
States I'm ifs trade with South Ameri-
ca. as practically an Of the inhabitants
0f the southern continent are on the
east of the Andes. so that it would be
of no advantage To make use of the ca-
nal TO reach them.
Mr.. Stevens also says that En- our
commercial relations with the islands
Of the Pacific and the far east the ca
nal will be Of little value Our coal
and wheat centcrs are inland Their
products have 10 be started on their
WHY by rail. When once loaded on
cars. It would not be cheaper 10 ship
to the Atlantic and then ship 10 the
east by way of the canal than it would
be 10 send directly to the ports ON our
Pacific coast and then get on board
ship.
Furthermore Mr.. Stevens believes
that our coal supply IS fast diminish
ing and that China viii be the coal
country for the future Siberia. he
snys. viii be- the wheat country of the
future. with India as a close second.
Mr.. Stevens maintains that the pana-
ma canal cannot hope 10 become any
thing other than an expense Il WIFI
not meet expenses. and it VIII cost
more than is expected. It viii be- an
advantage. yes. hut an advantage 10
European countries and not 10 MS.
1'c date Of finishing the canal he
fixed as January. 1918.
Mr.. Stevens WAS appointed chief
engineer of the Panama canal to suc-
ceed John +. Wallace in June. 1905. at
q salary Of $4,000 For many years
previous 10 his appointment De had
been recognized MS ore of the leading
railroad men of the country. He
strongly favored lock canal while
the opposition wanted the son level
idea enforced.
The ensuing discussion caused ill
feeling and Mr.. Stevens resigned ON
Feb. 2G. 1907.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13

again when she became violent, and.
losing his bearings. perhaps still feel
ing the giddlness brought on by his
potatlons, ran at random through the
small fat. The tinkle OF small bell
attached to his collar enabled the
members Of the Fenichel family. now
all awake and screaming. to follow
the movements.
by this time It was morning and no
lights could be turned. Dishes and
furniture were being broken in the
frenzled rush about the fat when
some OF the nelghbors came with
lights. When his trainer tried TO get
him the Fenlchel family declared II
would hold him hostage until the dam.
age he had done was paid for.
Boston" George, promising pay
ment from Alderman Datzler, finally
gained possession Of the monkey and
carried him back TO Conlon's saloon.
where Teddy again drank highballs.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13
Notice.

Take notice that ! will apply 10 the
Planetrs Bank Of famyille for du-
plicates of the following certificates of
deposit which have been lost, all Of
which are I'm the name of the under
signed. July 18th, 1904, No. 7199 for
$1,000: October 8lst, 1904 40. 1913,
for $1,000; December 26th, 1906, No.
gO24. for ,9UOOO. May 3Td, 1907, No.
q2I6. for s2OO.OO. June 3rd. 1907. No.
g2i8 for $4,000. June 9Th, 1907, No.
g246. for $4,000. June 9Th, 1897, no.
q2jf. for s2U6. 90. ". T.. O'CoNNOR.
feb. HIT.
There ars "a former residents of Mis-
souri, in the Honse Of Representatives
Of Oklahoma.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13

WASHINGTON. March 10 -Test'mo-
ny was adduced before the senate com
mittce on naval affairs. which is inves-
Ueating the criticisms of batueshIp
construction, showing that the location
of the armor belt of American battle
ships was too low. a letter from Secre-
tary Metcalf was read declaring it 10
Dee the opinion of the board of construc-
ton and Rear Admirals Evans and
Browns0n that the armor belt lines of
the battlcships Delaware and North
dakota were right The secretary in
bis communication took occasion 10 de-
clare that American hattleships were
superior 90 those of amy other navy.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13
lNsULTE0 JAPANs FLAG.
Tokyo Insists on Surrender of the
Steamer TntSu and an Apology.

Steamer TatSu and an Apology.
rEklN March TO- Japans ultima
ium Boz the ease of the Japanese steam
ship Iai~u Was presented to the head
1f ihc Chinese foreign board and the
board has the matter uulcr consil-
eratIon The Tatsu was seized OF Ma
oao hy Chinese customs cruisers ON
the churge that her cargo of arms and
ammunition was intended for Chinese
revouiiouisls The steamer is now
held zoo Whanpoa. on the Canton river.
Japan expects q reply today. She viii
mot tolerate ChIua's offer to mvcsti-
gate thc case but insists on au apollo
-y for The hauling down of the lapa-
ue,e flag ou the Taisu. and She viii
NOT accept mediation affirming that
China is I'm error and that the facts
are iuconlroVcrtlh.e.
The captain of the Tat~u Mam says
that the vessel was surrounded boy
four Chinese gunhoats and WAS board
ed hy the Chinese commander. who
said hc had been ordered by the taotai
of Canton to stop the vessel Two
customs officials and twenty h.ucigck-
etS boarded the steamer The incident
created uo small panic among the pas-
~eneerS. apprehension being entertain
cd that the Japanese cruisers in Hong
kong harhor might attempt rescue.
Goo which event the Chinese gunhoats
would have sent the Tatsu Mam to the
bottom without further ceremony The
fat would chem have been out of the
Nrr with vengeance. 10 was to safe
guard thr vessel against amy attempt
to D~cape that the Chinese commander
ram up thc dragon dag. thus technical
Iy placing the vessel under arrest.
The governments have NOT as yet
come to au understanding in the mat
tor of thc seizure. ami the Chinese
BOARD of foreign affairs maintains that
thc oa~c cmuot De settled without
thorough inquiry into the facts
China has proposed CHAT the ship
mcut of arms and ammunition on the
Tatsu Nan hc recalled and chat the
permit for ~u-h shipment bee cancelled.
and she further asks for pledges from
Japan looking to the suppression of Tire
traffic Doe arms and munifion tO the
mainland through Japanese sources
Tile Japanese government has intimat
ed iis willingness to consider the mat
tcr of such assurances.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13
CANAL IS NO GOOD.
Ex Engineer Stevens Calls
Panama Work Waste.
no VALUE TO Us IN PEACE OR war
Isthmian waterway VIII Not Help
Trade of United states and Idea
of Aid In Warfare Utterly
Absurd, says Expert.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March TO-
John i. Stevens, vice president Of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad and formerly chief engineer Of
the Panama canal. made public a state
mcnt here severely criticising the exc
pcdience of the isthmian enterprise.
prophesics It's failure and states that
as a defensive medium in times Of war
it is impracticable and that it would
Doe a far wiser policy on che part Of
the government 10 put the millions %
win cost into the construction of "a
greater navy.
The idea of the canal being of great
value 10 the United States in times of
warfare since the naval forces could
be quickly sent from one coast 10 the
other. he said, was utterly absurd IL
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13
p.,.r n.,o of new pnIt, Dend.

ALBANY. y. Y. March 9-Peter
Deyo OF New Paitz. secretary OF tho
state board of tax commissioners, Il
dead after an illness Of three weeks.
Tickling or dry Coughs will loosen
when using Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure.
And il i, so thoroughly harmless, that
Dr.ShOOp tells mothers TO Use nothing
else even for very young babies The
wholesome green leaves and tender
stems Oft lung healing mountainous
shrub give the curative properties TO
Dr. -hoop's Cough Cure. 10 calms
the cough, and heals the sensitive
bronchial membranes. No opium, no
chloroform. nothing harsh used to in
lure or suppress Demand DR.. Shoop $.
Take no other. All Dealers.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13
INDORSES HUGHES
New York State Committee
For Governor.
WOULD ylNE Hm FOR president


For Needed NriuI.lH.
NEW YORK. March 900 -Ata meel
ing of the Republican static committee.
here. with State thaIHm H.NI
presiding. ex-Couero- William ll.
Douglas. representing INe INH
district. IN which Governor In.
lives. put through resolution pr.s
Ing President Roosevelt warmly 0l
logizing the governor md commend
ing the selection of delegates large
and district delegates who HI" nr..af
"a united front at ihe D.e-a ...
iion in behalf OF Chu. T. l...
a presidential candidate In
tion was adopted iy ID nulu.
vote.
The state convention fo N. '. n
Carnegie bail ON April ID
and eX-Licuienant Governor ID Linn
Bruce IS 90 he ihe Temporary eH
At pouehkecp,ie Governor
delivered an address before II. 0..
ess County Republican r.N.
bled iu Columbus m-0H'e. I..
cAtcmp0mucou>y WI
applauded especially n l.-
10 the aniirace track Did,
The governor Was u.
Francis g. landor lf .i a u"
club. and said in parr
I'VE cannot fail i0 r.e'-"
that at this time tne li..H
is thc party of golden orpH
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13
WHEN HE is PlNcHEO.
Voted IinIinn Priest Thrratcncd hy
Tirck Hand earZ.

Voted IinIiun Priest ghrratcncd Nv
Black Hand cHrs.
PHILADELPHIA. March io Much
treuIdatou has been caused hy thr re-
cipt of Black llHri rf'cr hy pr.
Giovanni Prczip-f. 90 Distinguished ltaL
lam soci0loei~t who is the guest of inr
Augu,tiuim fathers at the Catholic
'hurch of our Lady Of Good Course,
i'm This city. in which $1,000 is de
manded of ihe priest.
In the letter received hy Dr lrcziosi
ne is advised. "You win never SEQ Italy
again if you do not give $1,000 TO the
person chat pinches you after he sa-
utes you say $1,000 Carry 10 with
YOU always and remember that / ann
more powerful ihu The police and your
God"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13
LlSl Your Farm.

lf YOU want cash for your farm,
at fair price no fancy price, but
what il is worth, and want 90 sell
quickly, ] am ion theposition TO handle
il. Am making specially Of large
estates, have customers for any num-
ber il the prices are right, most Of them
will pay cash. Cost you noihln
unless / sell. List them with
VIM. W. Jackson,
Member Of y. q W. X. Il. lmmigra-
ton Association. Manager S0uthslde
Virginia Branch Southern Land
Agency, Farmyille, Va.
Phone a.. apl. 26-tf
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13

SAN FRANCISCO. March 10 That
former Mayor Eugene T.. SchmItz was
mlawfuily convicted OF exfortion and
sentenced 10 five years iu prison was
reafrmed iu the state supreme court
here. The court held In brief that even
though SchmItz had accepted money
from French restnurantcurs. Dc had
not obtained it by threat and was
therefore not guilty of extoriion under
the statutes. Schmitz has been held
iu ian ever since his conviction. and
there are several other indictments
standing against him.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13
FURRY NIGHTMARE
TIPPL|NG' M0NK"
HOW GOTHAM ALpERMAN's GRAY
PET, SMILING TEDDY, MUIR.
pERs A FAMlLYs SLEEP.
PICNIC HIGHBALLS TOO STRONG
Abraham FenlcheI and His Seven
Children Innocent Victims Of
slmlsn spree-DIshes and
Furniture Broken.

New York-Politics and highballs
were the undolng OF Smiling Teddy"
a gray monkey owned by Alderman
Frank Datzler, which returned at
night after a two days carouse that
began at a picnic OF the Frank Datz-
Ter association at Point View Grove.
In the course Of his debauch "Smil-
ing Teddy" nearly frightened to death
the family OF Abraham Fenichel OF
Manhattan street, and did succeed In
breaking much OF the Fenlchel crock
cry I'm a midnight raid he made on the
apartment.
In company with his trainer, "Bos-
ton" George, the monkey spends much
OF his time in the saloon Of Frank
Conlon, In Houston street. where the
Datzler political clansmen foregather.
RED Nose Henry" and others OF his
friends taught Smiling Teddy" to
drink highballs and beer, and when a
treat goes round the monkey is al
ways at the bar clamoring for his.
When the Frank Datzler association
went by special steamboat TO Point
View Grove for its annual outing the
gray monkey went too. On that day
he had his I'll Of highballs, and when
he returned to the Conlon saloon at
night he was hilarlously intoxicated.
ris keeper forgot TO chain him TO the
Ice box, and so, while his political col
Leagues were discussing matters OF
siatecraft, Teddy slipped into back
room and out through a window into
the night.
Abraham Fenichel and his seven
children slept soundly. A little after
midnight Abraham was awakened by
some furry thing pulling his ear.
Grumbling. he turned over, thinking
it was a nightmare, but a bite on his
neck and the tlnkle OF a bell aroused
him TO full consciousness, and he
sprang up in bed withss sbflek >thetl
awakened the seyeH sleet8H5tkIs
children. ~ s,NNX. Il
XiQl~atly be struck about MnA{
.shonhaAad praying ok turns. but the
RSry tffAAAad> va slSAA&, from HIS
'bea. .>.NeNSNee<A Aae6Ss 4 scream from,
the beJ Yetta, Ayaham FenicheI'ss'
seyenyearlold daughter. X
Help, papa, help!" she cried; Il am
bit"
Teddy had crawled into Yetta's bed
to escape the tumult, but leaped out
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13

Parls.-Count do Rozan and Mar
quls de sardelys fought duel In the
Bols de Boulogne. as the result Of
private quarrel. After exchanging
two shots with pistols. without effect.
the duel was resumed with swords
and the count sustained a wound in
the right arm, which caused the sec
onds TO separate the combatants. The
wound IS not serious.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13
- IS Worlh I. memberIng.

Whenever YOU have q cough or cold.
lust remember that FOley's Honey and
Tar will cure il. DO not risk your
health by taking any but the genuine.
II is in "A yellow package
a severe cold that may develop INTO
pneumonia over night, can be cured
quickly by taking Foley's Honey and
Tar. IL will cure the most obstinate
racking cough and strengthen your
lungs. The genuine is ia "A yellow
package. The Winston Drug &c.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13
I,inr Alfonso Shows lii courage.

BARCELONA. March lO-kng Al
fonso arrived here this morning on an
official VISIT to this city for two days.
Some of the Spanish ministry were OPP
posed 20 his coming. but the king him
self was not 10 Doe dissuaded. express
ing the belief that this evidence of his
determination and courage would be
appreciated by his subjects and that
fhe visit tO Barcelona would Dee of
great political advantage. Many threats
of assassination have been made by
anarchists in this city.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13

LIMA. March o. Rear Admiral Raj
gada gave a banquet last night on the
Peruvian cruiser Almiranfe Gru to
the officers Of the American torpedo
boat fotilla nc Cailao. The banquet
took the form Of farewell % the
Americans. as the destroyer fleet left
here this morning to continue its yoy-
age to the north.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-13

MONTCLAIR. y j.. March al
most all over the mountain top in
Montclair can Dee seen robbins in
abundance and here and there blue
bird Robins have not been seen Do
such numbers in this section so carly
in the season since 1SSs. when many
were killed by the subsequent blizzard
Of March -. The robins are taking
possession OF their old nests.