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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-05
A LAS JUNTAS To-
GILES de la iSIa.

De aCusFdo con 10 que detsEmina sI
Art. A do nueltsO R'glamOnto. debs Cs'
lebEarss en- Sap Juan lR ConvsnCi6n de Los
Representatives. de les pusblos con los mism'
bros do ls Janta Central, & fin de hRCsr IR
deBigoRci6a de los candidates para dalega'
doI & lB OGmaga y OomiSionRdO Feaidsnta
ca WhHhir gton, que habF6n de votaTBs en-
les 0laCcioneB que tsndEEn GfaCt0 en- No
viembFe pr6ximo. En- cal viFtud, Cito ZOE
ls pEessnte les EefsFidos Representatives.
dsign8doB por Les JuutsB Locales Eespscti'
v4V, 10 COnvsnci6n que tSndE6 lDgRr en-
ests ciudad. al dfa IL do Ioa COFEisntsH &
las dos de la taEd0, = en- al gal6a de lR
CEmara de DsIPgadoB.
L'Rmo ia atenci6n haciR lR ciEcunBtan.
cia de q1e nipgfn FspTeBentRnts podrG ha'
Cer delegsCi6n On persona RIguuS, y que
los Comit6s dsbsn tsneE especial ,CUidado
de qOe suT ComiaiOnRdos sean TeRidentea en-
90 pueblo, puss, como en- todas las AHRm'
blsSE dsBaamoB l8 mas gsnuins y directa
representation de la iBlR.
La Junta Central eBpsrR del patriutiSmo
de les CorEeligiou arioB eleCtoB, que vGndF6n
sin pretextO alguno & cumplir 0l debsF que
% pREli1o les impone , con el Cual les
honra la COnfarzS de Bu8 ConCiudadRnoB.
Ramon II. DeJgadO, PfeHidsnta de
tuPn0.
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team Y aunqus solo nusvs jog sdoEeB
OF tran On las batallaH, CadR club se compo
ne do un n6msEo do j0gadoF que vAEia
sptEs 25 , IS. .--...
So do mucha iuaportaDciasG los pisoh.ys,
pusB en- oHaB ligsH 90 el pStohtr el general
reOpOnnabIe del jufg'. All 81 gus cRda
team tien0 10 msnoO pitoherS. que alter
nan en- lVn difsFeutsB juegoB
HS llFgado & scr un arts % beF enviar
In bola, cato &c, 81 trsbHjo del pitsher, y
hay R'gunoB pitchers que ganRn y 10
mil pesos poF Ia tempoEaea.
Un record complete de loo jusgoB CANA.
dos y peFdideH; de lOg sEFors1 Cometidog
dur&nte las b4tallaE; Do Ion hits (palc9 6
bAtksoB) que han dAdo Csda jugador etc !;
90 lIsvadO por lou Fl tales de la ligo. Los
WmpiFes 8 juscsB gus Atiendsn & loB juegou,
son hombres entendidog que gsnAn 1n susI'
DO ps godo por la comiRi6n de las ligRB y
tienen gran RutoFid03.
DiiemoB &hoRa el ekt ado en- que DO en-
cue1trkn los teams de ambag Ligab poF Bi
& los lsCtoFe8 intWeB8 BAbaE Los lu goS &C.
nRloB = psFdi1oB por cBdR team
En- 10 "NAtional Lesgus" est6n en- 10
foFmR aigUisnte:
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Clmls J rORO blanca.

Ri bazaar do Ia calle do San Francisco
lignO ofrsCisndo 81 p6blico sI MIA H0leCtO
AuFtido de objetos de fantasia que pueds
desearBe. AdemGs de Loo EombFeFoB para
GefioFaS y S0fioritaU, y OtroB mil ObjetOB
para dsmsu y caball0ToB, tiene IN buOn
uuEtido de CGmaB con todoB BuB aceesorioB
y de los mas slegantsu modeloF. Un gran
BuFtido do Fopa blanca para BefioFaB
sefoFisaB Rcabs de rscibir para los tlt-
mos vapOFsB y todR class de prendaB de
eSts Claue pusden encont 'REIs On "LRB No.
vsdRdss''. ESsnciaB fnEg, de todGB mar
cas- , pFOOedsnCisH, ObjotoB de tecRdo'.
PaFGgu y BombFillaB Go enCueatERn Rllf
& pFscioB sin Competsncis.
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(D0 La DsmoOTaoio.
10 snts obrn, realments colosNl.

de aatR obFR, TeRlmente C0loBNl.
Q0eda pueB, aclRrado. que Ri el GObiaE'
no degde entonCsB ss ocnpR del plan DO
eHfusEzR poF haCeElo triunfaE, no 90 poIque
tOuga un intaE6s pEivado GA clio, Ein6 por'
que todo Gobisrno eSt6 en- Ia ob.ig Aci6n
dc fomentar Ia riquezA p6bIiCR, y Ia obra
de que 20 tEatB hR de T0portAr ntfcios
inmenGoB & todo Gl psiB y tambi61 Rl Te.
BoEo IoBulRT, que Ol assgursr Las coaechas
de los Rggicultores del SuF, RB'guER tam
bi6n suI iDgreBog
Hay adem6B que AdVertir, que todo
CuRnto hG vsnido geBtionando el Gobierno,
IobFe Ia CueAti6a del TiEgo del SuF, 10 hB
hsCho dc acuerdo con el que GugCTibe quitn
est6 autoEizRd0 pOr todo8 IoB FGgants8 de
Arroyo, GuayRmR = Salinas ayudAdo
poE los agricultoTeI, sBpeciRlmente poT Ia
Directive TegantP, todoB los gus han oele
brado difsrentes confsrenciaB con el Co.
bernador Jefes del DepaEtAmsntoB ira
tando minucioIamsnte Iou aluutoB do mas
inteT6B para el buOn 6Xito de lR ubEa.
Osbo aclRFRT ademGB, que lR idea dc la
'seni6n extEaOHdinariR" nRci6 de loH rGg an
tev, IoB que, sl ver la impoaibiIidaa de
pRBRF on Ia BegundR Bssi6n dc l0 OuaTta
SDambloR IegiSlativa IN pEoysCtO de ejscu'
ci6n, de tVabBjoa pedimoS NI HoD. GobeF
nador deBde el mes do FebEsEo del CeEEien'
ts afo, la reunion de la ABAmbles On Bs'
ni6n extFRoTdinaEiR para CuandO los e.
tudios 10 p0rmitisERn, fin de Bometer el
pToyecto de emiHi6n de bouoS = conltEuC'
Ci6n, & 30 CEiteTic.
ri gobsrnador de Puerto Rico, Al con-
voCar & la Legiulatura 4 BaOi6n cxtFAoEdi'
maria eut6 por 10 tRntO, OompenOtFado de
uu todo con IoB deIsO8 de lG ComGrCS del
sur, sin qus pusdA cato mOleltaE & niDgdn
pRrtido poIftico, nj & Las iuEiBdiCciones
CompEendidas en- 81 "PlRn de Fiego", CO.
tando adsm61 On pOdor del GabisTnO, una
potiCi6n firmada poE infoidad de propietA'
rios de PatiIIaB, Arroyo, GuRyOma. Sail
nas, sta. Isabel, COam0, JuGnB Din8 y
Poncs, con uu coDjunto de osToA de Gle"
miI acres do terra, que pidsn 0l EiGgo =
nolicitRn que I0 AIRmble& % Feuna , vote
uu pFoyecio do Ley, OEsAndo IN DiEtFito
dc IitgO On que sean inoluidoH Lon Sludi'
dos tOFTenOB.
Entire euas frmas recordamo8 Les de Ia
sucReriO FrRnCai8s, do Porto RiC0s L. can
trail LAffsystt , otrA1 de nGCianAltdAd
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AUN
perdura.
In professor de nllsiCa buSCando Ia
maneEa de leGOBGiliaTSe con su
eSp0sa.

R-mRnCe que Gda psIduER & trav6s de
dos decfdas do separation, Ccmo GO vsl6
en- eHts RRuDto particular que fac publ -
do On una de las edicionGB dsl Herald de-
NV YeTk.
El abr gado GuiIlsTmo Lane ON il,
Gnvi6 un EFgsIo direction de PEocha2k4 A
StudiO, Nystk. N. Y.
Eata notiCis fu6 dada por ProChazks, 10
de NyaCk, N. Y, professor do mdsioa que
eRtk buEcando ls msnerR de HeconciliagBe
con gu eDpeBa, de lR duRl en- divoFCiado, cCn
tel de que ID aegund0 eHpo1o GuiIIermo
Lane O'NeiI, deja de gsTIo.
La sefloEa PF0ChGzkR, que freCuOntsmsn
70 uIRba el pre6jo de vOn, RntsE do 90 nom.
bFe haCe veinte AIMS era muy bien Couoci
de en- los CfFculoB socinleB de eHts ciudad.
Entonces ara una CRntants de Ia o era
no solo llRmabR Ia atenci6n poF 50 voz
dulCe Bin0 tambf6n poE go Ospl6adids bslle.
SB. Ella y "a eBpoEO no Sc IEeva6am, = tilti.
mRments ella 0btuvO el divoFCio,
Mas IuPg0 90 oRs6 con GuilloEmo Lane
O'Neil, sbogsdo fam0Bo On New York.
Las tttimRg notiCiAB que Be tuvieron dc
Mr.. ON siI fueron laB que disron loB Pc
ri6diooB en- el 1898 y sus amigos FeaImente
10 ConAideFa ban musrto.
Este hombEe O'Nail-diio Mr.. Pr.
chagks Cuando ue ls vic On dGAB paSsdeB en-
NyaCk k -deClaEs que hs Gido casRdo Q n
mi antigua eBpoBa. Mi matFim snio con eBR
DANA G8timable fa6 anulsdo nimplem, L to
poF fQudamentoB muY libersles hAce vsinte
amos y contra mi vOIuntsJ. So me hR di.
chs que viva On Stamford, Conn, ctmo
pFofssoEs de m6sios bljo el nombrs de se-
nora Danglisth. Ella ha igf.rmRdo & mi
Rboga3o hace poCaB semRnas qua h. si3o
viudR per egpscio de cinco anoB. Hs lie.
gado q mi Ia noticiR de sus deggFRcias =
0stoy dispusUto & ayudaE!a aismpEs que
pusda, Guuque no tsDgo sl honor de vsrls
dsGde haCs vai0ts Rfi,s. e. Rnu'amieato
de nusatFo mAtFfmonio 8sF6 rschazRdo tan
prOnto como gsa po1ibls hsceElo asf.-
Mr.. Prochs8ks hR Rido conccido deBde
hRcs muchos 8fi ~ poF 10 dtvcCi6n cisrtcn
Compcsit9FsB como Bach. Beethoven y
BFRhmG 81 Cd an mti leo de tempsra.
mento aFtfAtico y rom6ntico.
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En- lR "Ame1ioan LeBgue" lon CLUBS eB

Ell En0 pRsadO ei tenn "ChiCBgo" gtn0
ell campsonato On IR ''National League," y
"DstEoit' en- la "AmeTicRn League"
EDtoB deB teams jugaFon 0ntoDceB pRFR
dscidir el cam 9sonato dol mundo. Dabfan
jugaT BietJ ju:goB, de los cualeB, Ell que
gOnaFR cuRtFc, BsEfa sl victOEioBo. El pIi-
mer juego foe On empkte. Sc iugaba en-
Chics 60, ciudad muy eptugiaata. 25 mil
almaB pEsBanciREon sEa jugada. En- sI oc-
tavo lining sl TeIultad0 era carrs1ag 4
uaR, On favor del 'DstFoit" En ags inning
smpRtRron ell score lOB de 'ChicRge." =
cOutinuaT0n| jug0ndo ain podsr nicgG0
team haceE carFerR, hasta que el iuego fac
Buspsndido por Ia obscuE idad LuegU, les
otEo8 cuRtEo juegoB qee pa jUgsEon, fusron
gansdou por' ChiOsg'," qusdAndo este 7er-
osdoE = champion del undo.
ActuR 'ment0 eBt6 Ell tercoF puest0. PePo
Gus teams FiVAloB tsmen mucho & este eIub
que. ssgdn ex. 0FtOs de loH E tsAos UniIob,
eB 'ls msjOE m5quinR de jugaF base ball."
que Ba C0noca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-05
La Ultima mnda paElSien.

RI0gantisimoB modeloB de calzGdo aCa.
bR dc VeCibiF sl "Popu'ar" del Heior Am6-
rico SA'aB, Un cumplsto GuEtid0 dc po'
lainaB. ''coloE dc GRO" Il TINA mOdR Parfr
= que hR hsCho ALI furOr offscO sl aCFsdi'
tado estRbIeCimiento. El Burtido de esen.
ciaB que acaba de completaE es superior y
perfumes oEisntaIs8 ca artfsticos 0nvRssE
loo hay para todoB guatoB = foEtunaF. Il.
pato1 dc mujsr CON hahilIaa de n6oSF para
novias, tiItimo modelo y n0vedad.
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LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CuRaN
EN- g. 4 H. DlAS, con ell UNGUENTo DE
PAZ0; va sean slmples, saRgrantes. con picaz6n
externas. D0r Pabaldes que sean.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-05

fearcera; 10 dc ls Central Aguirrs'', Mu
ford = otros AmsEicAnos; Is central 'PFovi'
d0ncis' y IL central ''MACh sts" de pronis
taEicB alemlneB, ffRncsseH, ipgleasB = pusr
toETiqU n?V; Las fIman' do dou Jose Con
galez y Co.. don Manuel Gonzalez, don
Manuel CividanOV, don ClutiIds de San.
ti'gO = ctroB acaudaladoS sups Il 1IeB, y On
fu, IN gran nGmeEo de puertorriqutfi3g II % q.
militAn en- los difsEerteB paEtidOn polftico5
paEo que, RpoBHE de clio Confia0 on IL
ABambIeR Legislative, q quisn COZ fian Hus
intaEssau, gFguFea de que 81 "Plan de rie
g" "eonCebido y peEseguido con tAntA tsnA'
Cidad por IOB sgrioultoEss del Sur, y que
hR merOcido 81 deCidido spoyo del Gobisr'
no egpafiol = del GabioEn0 smeFicRnn, no
hS de Der ponteFgadO pOF IR representation
popular pusEtoFEiqusia, poP virtud de laB
'o5jeOione0 mas 6 m0nO0 0gaiUtss de deter
minAdoB olomentoR.
CARLOS II. BLONDET.
(CO"ti"WaT6l.
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"DENTU

Este eB sl meior pnsst6aico local cOnoci'
do. De- vanta On Iaa aGF8ditadas faHmR
oiRs de loa BsfiorsB J. NJ. BlaucO y Co.,
AIsonso g. ZsFbi don Pedro Juli6.
DiYiisUs Ia coEEsgpondsnCia 6 80 SCENTS II.
MiYabal, 2. O. Box 44O. a.p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-05

AVI6O.-DageamoH 1absr sl paradoEo
de don IpgnROio Dfaz. qqe residi6 hsRta eI
me1 de Julio en- aI pusblo de Bsyam6o,
para Motif aFle an aBuntb que inteFess {
90 buen nombVe y que Hegda infoVmss BRli6
para santo Domingo.
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,BalametrO ..,.. 80
Term 6metTo ......
Maxi ma.......... .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-05
ITFTII5 DnDTn Drnpu rvDDrcc nnmnuuv
8aaeN UnkU nDUHN EAknEOO UUtIFHWK
sS0NlaEK,
sERvICIO DE EXPRESS PORl LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY
ENTIRE SAN

Dos carros de Express salen diaiament; m p
ea Las he vea Las de uhln erviO
mguen usando ell "sitema antique de ransportes"
O. D.
p6rdida tempo
Sc ntorme y tarfas esoic
I1POS- L lb % ctvs 2b 80 h. 80
NueVo erVico d
del abeOn del a oT
por@,) las $50 a n.
pueden d las ladas enran
en- Pabeon del Bonquen
ras ofcna Los Uguen
escala los cuales Usan plaza de la Companfa
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24

Much is being heard nowadays
about Democratic machine in Virgins
and Martin as boss. The charge is
boldly made that the Senator is fol
Cabell in the I'd Congressional dis
trict and Mann for governor. Friends
and even county constituents of Mr.
Martin are urging him to drop Mann
and supporters of Maynard kick Wig
orously against the suggestion that
Cabell is the ring candidate Farm
vile Herald.
And to this may be added, that all
the talk about Martin as a boss is the
silliest sort Of rubbish. Mr.. Martin is
very able organizer, methOdical
painstaking and interchangeable i'm his
work, and it would be surprising if
his efforts did not accomplish results
and If he did not rise to leadership.
But TO repre-. ent him as a meddling
politician and domineering boss, inter
fering in the affairs of every precinct
and district in the State, bent on pun
ishing his enemies and rewarding his
friends, would be to deny him that
common sense which has been the
distinguishing quality and saving
grace of Mr.. Martins leadership. Mr..
Martin is leader, wise, conservative
and capable, but in no sense boss, or
at least not i'm the sense that Plat,
Croker and that kind are bosses. 49,
Petersburg lndeX-Appeal.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.

al herewith submit letter from the
Department of Justice which explains
itself Under this opinion hold that
existing statutes give the President
the power TO prohibit the Postmaster
General from being used AS an instu-
ment in the commission Of crime
that is, to prohibit the use of the mails
for the advocacy Of murder, arson and
treason and shall act upon such con.
struction. Unquestionably, however,
there should be furthur legislation by
Congress in this matter. When com
pared with the suppression ofanarchy
every question sinks into insignifi-
canoe. The anarchist is the enemy OF
humanity, the enemy Of all mankind,
and his is a deeper degree of crimina-
lity than any other. No immigrant is
allowed to come to our shores if he is
an anarchist; and no paper published
here or aboard should be permitted
circulation in this country if it propa-
gates anarchistic operations.
The last message Of President Roose-
Welt TO congress was the shortest Of
them all and 10y far the best He pro-
poses to deal with anarchism "stren-
uously," vigorously, destructively.
We somehow feel that he has been
reading the Herald. \ wise and help
full thing TO do.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24
WOMEN'S WAR ON RUM

Illinois under the Local Option law
on Tuesday voted l 800 saloons out OF
business aud added twenty counties tC
the eleven which had previously de-
clared for entire prohibition. Nearly
one-third of the State is now "dry.'
Several hundred Nebraska townships
and nineteen out of thirty-five towns
in Colorado voted against saloons. In
Michigan on Monday the anti-saloon
vote won in ten out of fourteen cOun-
ties.-New York World.
And they tell us that the women
and children are accomplishing the
great and good work. 1t is time that
all dispensaries were "trembling i'm
their bOots.r
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24
WHAT A ScANDALOUs SET.

What scandalous set the idle mil
lionaire folks are, to be sure, with theil
buying and selling i'm the matrimonial
market, separating, divorcing and en-
gaging TO marry again. Sometimes
before their bonds Of wedlOck are dis
solved. Though in form somewhat
different. The idle rich is in the long
run, as great menaceto society as tie
bomb-thr0wiug anarchist The ideal
social state will not he attained until
great wealth and great po, erty ar,
alike made impossible Petersburg
Index-Ap. cal.
Our brotheris always sensib.e bu,
never more 50 than when he wrote the
above.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24
lip In A KALOON.

The boy mayor of Milwaukee who
wants TO he governor of his State is
making the canvass in a balloon. lie
says il is not intended as sensational
but that il is the best way of going
from place TO place as the public roads
are simply impossible. And is that
TO be the solution TO the vexed road
problem? The plan is at least novel
and our hope is it may work.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24
NATURES WARNING
Farmyille People Must Recognize And
Heed H.

Farmyille People Must Recognize And
Heed IT,.
Kidney ills come quietly-mysteri
Ously.
But nature always warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See II the color Is unhealthy
! II there are settings and sediment,
Passages frequent, scanty, painful.
It's time then to use DOan's Kidney
Pills,
To ward of Brights disease or dla.
betes.
Doan's have done great work in
| Farmyille.
VIM. II. Burger, living on Second
St, Farmville, Va, says. "Seyeral
years ago ! was greatly troubled viii
weak and inactive kidneys and suffer
ed almost constantly from backache
The secretiOns were very unnatural In
appearance and felt generally miser-
able. ! heard about Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured "A box AT III. 4. Crutc
X Co.'S drug store, aud after using
them short time, ! was relieved of
all pain and suffering. At that Time
| gave statement recommending
Doan's Kidney Pills and am glad 10
say that il remains unaltered today.
| am glad To confirm every word nm
my previous statement regarding this
remedy and take this pleasure inrecom-
mending Doan's Kidney Pile 10
other sufferers
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. FOsler-Mllhum Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no other.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24

Governor Johnson is in dead earnest
asa presidential aspirant. He frankly
says he wants the high honor but has
no war to make on Mr.. Bryan, and
for that he is to be commended. 1t is
high time that the Democrats should
stop fighting each other.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24
"rHE BLESSED ENOUGH"

In one Of her charming letters
which was written to friend, aud
she was queen of letter writers, Miss
milford used the above striking words
"blessed enough The letter was
written. too, when she was old, IN
pain and in poverty, and yet
from a grateful heart she wrote Of hav-
ing the "blessed enough "Daily
bread" and with that she was salts
fled. In this age Of the mad rush for
the dollar, when no one seems salts
fed with what God has given them
how we'll it would be to catch the
spirit of this good and grateful and
gifted woman. and be satisfied with
"enough." We read recently of a
millionaire who so thirsted for gain
that he sacrificed his good name and
stified conscience in the reckless grab
for more. A trusted clerk with a COM
petent salary betrayed his trust and
wrecked home and reputation reach
ing for more. The gifted statesman,
beloved of his constituents and know
ing no reasonable want sacrificed all
on the altar of greed.
How consciences would be quoted,
the pulse beats Gained and human
lives blessed if the world could only
learn to be satisfied with the "blessed
enough" Homes might not be so
palatial, churches not so imposing,
business not so colossal, but the dove
of peace would hover over all and put
to flight the vulture of unrest.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24
FARM WORK AND THE UNEM
PLOYED.

The industrial depression has great
ly increased the number of the unem-
ployed. The fact is obvious. But
are there 100000 mechanics and
laborers out Of work in thirty-Seven
States, as the figures compiled by the
Industrial Workers Of the World APP
pear TO show?
We have no sympathy with the
great army of the unemployed Of our
great cities SO long as the farms of the
country offer pleasant and profitable
work. Stop hanging about the sa-
looms and respond to the wooings of
the soil.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24

A prominent New York lawyer has
committed suicide, leaving testi-
monial that life was gamble, and
that he knew not whence he came.
Whence we came has never kept US
awake o. nights; but that other query
ah there's the rub.-Richmond Eve
ming Journal.
The way is marrow" brother, but
the directions are plain, and you
should make no mistake nor be i'm any
doubt. "Ask, seek, knock" and the
Grub will be rubbed out.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24

If il be true that a citizen of Lou
don who offered drink in his private
home to a friend and neighbor caller
on Sunday, was promptly arrested
aud fined $50, then indeed has tenn
peIance become violently incorporate,
and the crusade against liquor has
gotten to be craze Any such folly
will be followed by reaction and we
will again have bar rooms at every
cross road in the country. Let the
friends of temperance call halt.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24

Mrs. :. l.. Brown, Of Wayne, W. Va
writes: 81 was sufferer from kidney
disease, so that at times | could no
get out of the bed, and when | did
could not stand straight. took
Foley's Kidney Cure. One dollar bot
tie and part Of the second cured me
entirely Foley's Kidney Cure
works wonders where Others are total
failures. The Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24
How toAvoid Appendlcitis

Most victims of appendicitis ar,
those who are habitually cOnstipated
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores the
natural action of the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau-
Seate or grippe and is mild and pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes. The
Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24

That bank failure in Mecklenburg
was a shock TO all SOuthside Virgin
IA. 1t emphasizes the necessity,
of adopting in Virginia the Oklahoma
banking law whereby all depositors
in State banks are made absolutely
safe
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24

"Harry" Tucker has sounded the
first note in the gu5ernatorial cam
palgn and now we may expect "mu-
sic by the band" With Tucker, stu
art, Glass, Duke and Mann in the
field the latter is sure TO win.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24

Haskins, the gifted correspondent
of the Times-Dispatch, tells us thai
the japanese with their 1900 charae
tiers are prohibited from using the
type setting machine, but they do issue
live newspapers with large calculations
and commanding influence.
The editors are denied one luxury
that of saying aught against the mika
do, while we take great delight IN
"going for" the President and all SUI
bordinates.
Rather vstdable privilege this, but
often abused as are many other good
things of life. And it would be in
teresting to know how much strength
is wasted on such work.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24

Money must be "pOwful" scarce
with the rich as well as the poor when
Miss Helen Gould has been forced To
close two Of her charity institutions for
the want of the ready cash. Why is
it scarce? For the simple reason that
people are scared. What we need is
confidence.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24

Another mortal goes from the gal
lows to glory. Let US hope that it is
so. The thief went from the cross
and this we know to be true, and why
not the chief Of sinners in this day.
Gods grace is the same yesterday, to-
day and forever.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24

CAsCAswEET is for babies and child
rem, and is especially good for the ills
so common in cold weather. Look
for ingredients on the hottie. Contains
no harmful drugs. Sold oy AMBER
son DRUG Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-24
He Col What He Needed

"Nine years ago it looked as if my
time had come" says Mr.. c. Farthing
Of Mill Creek, Ind. al was Sc
run down that life hung on very
slender thread. 1t was then my drug
gist recommended Electric Bitters. |
bought bottle and got what | need
ed strength. | had one foot I'm the
grave, but Electric Bitters put it back
on the turf again, and | have been
well ever since. Sold under guarantee
at White d Co.'S drug store, SOC.