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Williams news., 1909-07-03
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Nunnally's-Parlor Barber Shop. Go 10 Flagstaff and enjoy the big celebration.
 Herb Yoder was a business vis- itor at Ash Fork Wednesday.
 Skating Monday and Wednesday nights.
 Under Saeriff Wa,dv was busi- ness vieis2r in tovs sn Thursday.
 The Flagstaff ball team will play in Williams on Sunday, July IS.
 For beautiful skin you must use Peroxide Cream. G. c. Drug Go. The city council will meet in a regular monthly session Tuesday night.
 The grand jury of the federal court will convene at Prescott next Tuesday.
 Call and see the large line of boys shoes at J. Blumberg & Co.
 JIG. Simmons. the painter, re- turned from Seligman Thursday evening.
 G. H. Daggs returned from a business trip at the county seat on Wednesday.
 Nunnally's assorted nut chocol- ates 75c per pound.-Parlor Barber Shop.
 Sheriff J. w. Francis was trans acting business in town Wednes- day afternoon.
 District Attorney Sleeves. wae a professional visitor at the county seat Saturday. ,
 A premium remedy for spring A. D. S. Blood Mixture. G. c. Drug Go.
 Evangelist Jones will preach at the town hall tomorrow night. No collection taken.
 The city is having a house built next to the Odd Fellows hall for the fire apparatus.
 J. Blumberg & Co.,, have a com plete line of boys shoes at reason. able prices.
 Misses Diletta and Edna Bug geln arrived home from Los An geles last Saturday.
 J. s. Amundsen. of the Babbitt- Poison Co.,, was business visitor at Flagstaff Saturday.
 FoR SALE.-Story & Clark piano Good condition; . bargain. Apply c. W. Ortt.
 Miss Lennie Duggar came ur from VI slow Sunday for short visi, ri6n o,d friends.
 Anos Adams came in Saturday from w slow, and will remain in the ciEy ..n,il after the 4th.
 Five shipments of Nunnally's delicious candies in 65 days speaks for itself.-Parlor Barber Shop.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Mccoy were visiting in the city Sunday from their ranch in Spring valley.
 T. E Pollock, the Flagstaff fnan. cier. passed through here Monday en route home from Kingman.
 FoR sALE-Two dwelling houses three blocks from Saginaw mill, $500 each. c. P. SILvERNAIL.
 About fifty Navajo boys and girls passed through Williams on No, 2 last Friday evening enroute to the reservation from the United States Indian school at Phoenix
Williams news., 1909-07-03

The handsome two story brick house which G. NJ. Graham is hav- ing erected opposite the electric light plant on Bill Williams Ave-, is nearing completion. It will be one of the most substancial houses in town.
 On Wednesday Willis Gilbert shipped two carloads of horses to Ed. Levengood, at Santa Ana, Cal. There were thtrty-two head in the bunch, and were in charge of Wm. Morgan and Hanford Scott.
Williams news., 1909-07-03


 have been camping in and around the city during the week. The In dians came in to celebrate the Fourth in Williams and were sadly disappointed when they heard that this city was not going to have any big doings this year. Some of them may go to Flagstaff while others will return to the reservation after taking few days rest. The visit ing original Americans mostly be- long to the Supai and Apache tribes. Hundreds of them enjoyed the celebration here last year and as rule they come here for. every Fourth of July.
 The members of the Masonic order who reside in Williams will meet at the Odd Fellows hall on Monday evening. July 12, for the purpose to organize 8 club. There are about sixty Masons in this city but no lodge and for this reason organization of Masonic club, al- though at present for social inter course, will be welcomed by every Mason in Williams.
 A. w. Marchand, expert watch, clock and sewing machine repairer of New York is here for few weeks at the New Grand Canyon Hotel. Leave your orders. Guaranteed work. Moderate charges. Machines repaired at your home.
 Among the pretty Fourth of July window decorations in Williams is that of Babbitt-Polson Co., The star stripes are the leading feature of the window. A large eagle which has a prominent place b the center is surrounded with hundreds of flags of all sizes. It is one of the most patriotic window displays along the line.
 Mrs. L. A. Evans came up from Phoenix Sunday evening and has been spending the week with old friends fin Williams. Tomorrow Mrs. Evans and Miss Tefft will leave for Seattle, where they will visit with friends and take in the sights at the big exposition for the next two weeks.
 The Parlsor Barber Shop will be open for Barber work on Sunday, July 4 u'ntil 5:3O p. m. But it will not be open for barber work on Mono ay, July 5.
 Fire on Wednesday destroyed the village of Parker on the A. & c. The fire broke out in hotel owned by Tom Schultz. a we'll known newspaper writer. Besides the business district destroyed 500 women and children were left home less.
 Monday. is the day the big doins begin at Flagstaff. A fine program has been arranged for tlae two days celebration, and everyt hing possi- ble has been done to make the cele- bration one of the best ever given Tn northern Ar1ZOna.
 Pecannelles 4Oc box; made oi maple sugar and pecan nuts.- Parlor Barber Shop.
 B. L. Worthen, of Tucson and Denver, stopped off here Monday on his return from the Canyon fol a short visit with his old time friend. H. L. Aphold. Mr. Worther is in the employ of the Nesting house company.
 Mrs. s. G. Neal of Los Angelet has arrived in the city and will en joy this beautiful and cool. summer climate for a month or two. Hel husband is with the Unit sd States geological survey now being at worl in Arizona.
Williams news., 1909-07-03

The Holbrook News ie the latest arrival on our exchange table. Sidney Sapp is the editor and pro. prietor, and the paper starts out with flattering prospects. being we'll filled with local ads. The paper is straight out republican politically.
Williams news., 1909-07-03
Notice of Dissolution of Co.Partnership


 To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given, that the firm of Mora & Quiiada (composed of L. Mora and Jesus Quijada) ), and doing business as saloon and lodg- ing house keepers, in the Town of Williams, Coconino county, Terri. tory of Arizona, has been and the same is this day dissolved by mu- tual agreement and consent; the said Mora retiring and the said Quijada continuing the business. and who will collect all indebted ness due or to- become due said firm, and who will pay all it's debts and obligations.
 Dated. Williams, Arizona, June 2Oth, 1909.
 LONGING MORA,
 JESUS QUIJADA.
Williams news., 1909-07-03


 returned from his business trip to Seligman on Monday evening.
 s. o. Emblem. the plumber, of Flagstaff, was looking after busi- ness matters in town Wednesday.
 The firm of Mora & Quijada has been dissolved. Jesus Quijada will continue the business at the same old place.
 Don't you know that A. D. S. Cough Remedy has relieved more coughs and colds than any other remedy made. G. C. Drug Go.
 The Rev. Roberts will preach a patriotic sermon at the M. E. Church tomorrow morning and also tomorrow night.
 Arrangements have been com pleted for ball game with the fast Prescott team in Williams on Sunday~July II.
 Mrs. J. J. Gilson came up from Buckeye on Thursday evening and will remain for the summer visit ing with relatives and friends.
 The new fall styles have arrived and can now be seen at M. P. Far rer's tailor shop. Call in and take look at them.
 Aug. Lindstrom was in the city Sunday from the Saginaw camps. He reports everything lively out in that section and business booming.
 From what can be heard on the streets a large number of people from Williams will attend the big celebration at Flagstaff next week.
 The heavy shower of Wednesday and Thursday was welcomed by the ranchers and others and since then the vegetation has been shoot ing upwards very rapidly.
 Nunnally's Satin finish stick candy per box 25c. Dates with peanuts 25c.-Parlor Barber Shop.
 Two new hose carts arrived for the city last week. The hose should be put on them the very first thing and have it ready in case if fire should break out.
 Hugo Victor left for Los Angeles Wednesday on No. 1. He will re- turn this evening. and remain in Williams for several days before starting on his foreign trip.
 Many enjoyed the dance last night. Among the extras on the program were Nunnally's chocolate creams by Brophy. The Club will hold it's next dance on July 16. FOR sALE-Dwelling house, chick on house, stable, two lots. Go,t location. $500. Stock rapch witt plenty of water. $17OO. | 6 29tf C.. P. S1LvERNA1L. Arthur Manning returned iron Kingman on Wednesday evening He has been over in that sectior for several months for the benefi of his health, and returns hom, greatly improved.
 Mrs. Eli S. Perkins and childre, passed through Williams Wednes day evening enroute to St. Johns Apache county, where they wil sDend the summer visitino u;th rol atives and friends.
 Nunnally's chocolate coate, caramels 4Oc. Sugar coated Jorda, almonds 4Oc.-Parlor Barber Shop
 Miss Josie Thom of Gillian, La. is guest of Miss left this week Miss Thom taught school durl n, last winter at Congress and Ina been engaged to teach there for the ensuing year. From here she, vii leave for California on a visit
Williams news., 1909-07-03
The Body Found Was Mexicans


 Coroner Rounseville and Sheriff Francis returned Saturday night from Anita, small station on the Grand Canyon railroad, where they went to hold an inquest over the dead body of an unknown man found by Forest Ranger Twitty.
 At the inquest it was found that the body was of an unknown Mexcan sheep herder who evidently had taken his own life. The dead Mexican's name was not known in the neighborhood. There were one or two parties who knew of a herder who had gone insane some two to three months ago but immediately thereafter he had disappeared.
Williams news., 1909-07-03
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH

Our great land is shaken from shore to shore by the thunder of myriad of guns, while interspersing the shouts and revelry. the, martial strains of a hundred thousand -braas- bands are waited on the breezes in melody. What means this great internal symptom of hilarious jol- lity? It means that ninety mill- ions of free Americans combine to celebrate the one hundredth and thirty-third anniversary of Ameri- can Independence. We'll and good; let's join inl
 Our territory has grown from thirteen feeble colonies to the vast expanss of land from the Atlantic seaboard to China's mystic cline, and from the arctic frosts to the tropics, and supporting nearly one hundred million thrifty inhabitants to substantiate our prestige as 6 nation.
 It is we'll to revere the brave, who affixed their names to that doc ument of freedom, and the yet braver ones who bled to preserve that freedom; but let us not rest here. In our hands-we of today lies the fate of this great republic; 50 let us inculcate patriotism, love of home, and loyalty to God and men. Let us keep up the standard, and eradicate the tendencies that history tells us undermined nations of old. Let us show our patriotism every day by attention to the path of rectitude. and steer the uninitia- ted safely into the harbors of good citizenship.
 The pride of our ancestry the "Red, White and Blue." has been rendered us without a rent or mark of dissolution to carry in peace and purity while life fingers, and let us not betray the sacred trust but hand it to posterity with out a stain.
 Geel But that fellsr's windy, but anyhow he reminds us Sunday is the 4th. My, what time we will have! The Williams crack nine is going down to wallop Flagstaff and bring the taxes we've paid in, and sister Ann is goin to win the speed trot, and we're goin to scoop the balance. But, hold onl Uncle Jer- ry needs 8 new straw pile, and Aunt Mandy wants a silk bum- bersel, and sister Ann's gotter have a white dress, and little sis must have white shoes and stocking to match, and the house needs bunting and flags. We don't need any bunting, Dolan's goat bunted us too much already. We was fggern' how we could get all these things 'cause we Ire not millionaires, but as we saw some dope on . sign that says "Babbitt. Poison Co.,, carry a fine line of straw hats, summer dress goods, white shoes and hose, silk parasols, and are headquarters for buntings, flags and other de- corations," we went in and axed prices fer Uncle Jerry & found that cheep as they was sellin' we'd get what's needed and figgered that we'd have mony huff left to coax the pink lemonade and popped molasses corn 'round fer us and our best gal Sal. She ses that's the store where she got them dewfan- geled cloths she wears. That Rah- bitt-P -Polson outfit is sure O. K. Il THEMIsTocLEs JENKINs yR,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
nOnOrS Of School Days.

Mr.. T. c. Johnson has relics and
reminders of his early school days
which ne highly prizes They are in
the form Of reports made the one by
the late Major H. b Mcclellan, who
taught in Cumberland before the war
and during the struggle served on the
staff of the immortal Stuart, and the
other from the Morrissette Academy
And the charm about the reports IS
that they denote well-nigh perfectness
in each department As declaimer he
scored 100. and on being asked, what
had become Of the lsurels Of the young
days. said. I stumped my toe and
lost them. That's well, for II he
had cultivated the art he might have
been led into politics, with the unrest
and unsatisfactory results which al
ways follow. Better the calm of prl-
vate station than the clamor, and glow
and glory of public pace and
DOWer
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
JUST TWO MORE WEEKS.
Piano and Gold Watch Contest Nearing
End.

Only two more weeks remain FOR
getting votes in the Piano Contest.
Even in this brief time any one Of
those far behind the leaders may by
diligent work place his or her name
at the head of the list Get busy,
and try to win out in the fourteen re-
naming days.
Here is a special offer for one week
only. For every new subscription for
one year to the Herald paid for be-
tween this date and Friday night the
oath. we will allow $50 votes: for a
two years subscription paid for we
will allow $50 votes; for renewal
subscription 100 votes.
For every dollar purchase OF Amas
novelties or from the fine me OF
jeweiy at Anderson Drug Company
100 votes will be given. Remember
this offer holds good only for the
week ending next Friday night. Be
low is the vote canvaSsed Yesterday
az AndarconfS DruO Store.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
THE OAIRY. INSTITUTE.
THREE DAYS IN SESSION.
Each Day One Of Interest and lnSiruC-
tiOn.

The Institute in the interest Of dai-
rying and under the direction Of
Profess or Saunders, began its sessions
in the Opera House on Thursday Of
last week and closed on Saturday
Distinguished lecturers were present
the stereoptcon was brought into use
and subjects of practical import were
treated not only from the scientific
standpoint but those Of common sense
as well. The speakers were not only
earnest students Of dairying conditions,
but practical workers also.
The space at our command for5ids
any extended review of the work
done. and in fact all we need do is to
emph sise what the speakers empha-
sised as 10 the proper care Of cows
and the necessity Of wel-bred animals
rather than scrub stock. Each COW
should be made TO do full duty, and
70 accomplish this should be thought
fully cared for and fed 70 fullness
Better one COW well fed than two cows
half-ied. This is just every day COM
mon sense. and applies to horses as
To cows. and hogs as well as horses
Warning was sounded against adulter-
ated food stuffs which so often mean
corn c0bs and cotton seed hulls, neith-
er of which are more valuable than
the dry leaves of the forest And
Professor Saunders announced that at
his office information could be had
which would guard against all such
frauds
The meetings were crowded with
interest from opening 90 closing hour.
and the one regret is that they were
not more largely attended
il is agreed that COWS wili redeem
Souths.le Virginia. and COWS. good
COWS. we should have and in such
numbers as the purses and lands will
bear. And the food can all be grown
here and the market cannot be glutted
The Farmville Creamery is the nu-
cleus about which this new industry
will gather and grow
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
EOrSham News.

Miss Mabel Vaughan, OF Overly, IS
substituting for Miss Baldwin during
her indisposition.
Mr. A. B. Dickinson. OF Richmond.
has been hunting in the neighborhood
the past week.
Mr.. John Gillian visited the Wor-
sham school on Wednesday, and inter
ested the boys in corn growing
The following is the Roll Of Honor
for Worsham High School for week
ending December 10, 1909:
High School Department-Gay Pick
EFT Bernard Oliver, Richard Dupuy.
Lawrence Dupuy. Bessie Dunkum,
Mary Dsnkum. Margaret Dunkum,
Grammar School Department Sew
enth Grade-Mrcellus Fitzwa'er- Hill
da Calhoun. Ethel Oliver.
Sixth Grade-Marie Allen, Annie
Dunkum. Bessie Pickett Mildred
Weld.
Fifth Grade-Bessie Duncan, Ad;
Oliver
Fourth Grada-Esther Kernoodle
John Porterfield, Mabel Nicer, Claric'
Fitzwater
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
Announcement

TO the Democratic voters of the
Fourth Congressional District OF \ir-
ginia.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the position Of representative ~
the National Congress from the Fourth
District OF Virginia made vacant by
the death Of Major Francis kives
l.assiter. subject TO the Democratic
urinary. I'M making this announce
ment ] respectfully call your attention
10 my record both in services render
ed the public u the various positions
of trust have filled in the last thirty
wears. as well as my faithful service 10
the Democratic party during this
same period Respectfully,
b. WATKINS.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
Sure Winner.

On his recent return from the cam
vas Judge Watkins smile had broad
ened into the real Taft variety. from
ear to ear. and chin to where the hair
on his head still grows. He is seeing
the dear people, has confidence in
them and they tell him be is sure
winner.
Prince Edward will support him to
a man and is cheered with the hope
that the son she has so often honored
viii now be honored by others But
though victory seems certain that
doesn't mean that work should cease
until the sun goes down on the 18th
of January We can make assurance
doubly sure by giving him six to eight
hunded voters in his native county
If YOU failed to pay your capitauon
tax then the matter ends so far as YOU
are concerned. but those who did at
tend to this necessary condition preee-
dent still have important work to do.
Keep the fires Of enthusiasm bright
and burning and let them blaze out
resplendently on election day and then
we will have an old time bonfire
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
NOtiOway'S Bio Vote

Blackstone, Va Dec. 10. 1909.
A report Just given out from the
office of the Treasurer Of Nottoway
county shows that over 80 Of the vo-
ters Of this county paid their poll tax
before Tuesday night
This insures Judge A. D. Watkins
heavy vote in this county. he VIII
carry the county by large majority
over the combined vote OF all other
Notwithstanding the precincts Of
Crewe. Burkeville, Jeffress Store and
Nottoway almost solid. and getting
good maiorities at Blackstone and
Spainville. at which precincts the vote
cast against Judge Watkins will be
badly split up between Mr. Cooke, Mr..
Turnbull and Mr. Lassiter in order
named Nottoway is enthusiastically
for Judge Watkins, and a heavy vote
AZ the primary seems assured.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
Guinea Mills, Va. Dec. l3, o..
Oracle Herman.

Guinea Mills. Va. Dec l3, %.
Dear Santa Clause ~ am too small
10 write but will get Mama to write to
YOU for me 20 tell YOU what want
YOU to bring me for Christmas
want you to bring me toy bird. a
doll head. great biz one. doll bed
and carriage. and a doll table and
wardrobe and a high chair TO sit my
doll at the table want a monkey in
the box and bring me a toy TO wind up
and run around on the floor and one
elephant candy nuts FIGS. coc0nuts.
oranges You must not think am
greedy for ! am a real sweet little
GIRL You please bring my . sisters
and brothers something. for ] am not
a selfish little girl. want you TO
bring all ,he poor little children some
thing too. who have no money 10 send
you. I have one sister Is years old,
and one u years DID, my brother is !
years old. Well ann afraid to ask Tor
any mere. afraid you wont bring me
anythinc. wish you a merry good
old fat Christmas
From your little sweet girl,
Ruth Palmore
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
Death Of Mrs. Jackson.

Mrs. c. c. Jackson died ather home
in Lynchburg on the morning OF the
18th. and her remains were brought
here on yesterday afternoon and bun-
ed in our town cemetery. Mrs Jack
son was the daughter of the late W
j. Meador. a respected and honored
citizen Of Farmville. and has A large
circle of friends who knew her IN
years gone by. and who mourn with
those who mourn. and weep with
those who weep.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17

Booker. Va. Nov. -. 1872.
.c.s.c Voters of the Fourth
---,.I.rt District Of Virginia.
-'-.F announce that | am can
A- 'ugres, subject TO the
c.4t. Primary Election 10 be
January 18th 1910.
,.atIv record a. a private
f... servant. a lawyer,
-- a.-a loyal Democrat Justiles
.-f. receive the endorse
DO of the Democrats Of
50. De your will that / repre-
-- .,'rict i'm Congress, | prom
'-'l.r my whole talent and
-. service of the best III
4y .l0w-citizenS, subject at
..e will of my cOnstite-
s,Certained.
implied with all require
' M 0mmittee. and will oe
the finish.
rsithfully Yours.
WN. b. COCkH
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
N3 WILLIAMS LECTURE.
-, ogurniL TAIN OF A NAN OF
.'' SClENCE.
, ,n,il audience Heard Hin With
Interest.

~~.,r Williams. of Richmond,
-...rosn Of the State Board OF
- delivered an interesting and
-..-,,rve lecture in the Opera
thursday evening OF last
'-' ~. f-,m some misunderstand-
seen audience was a small one.
.,t.sry with germs, " those
~s r.an.s or animals OF which
- public hears 50 much and
lehed at the sugges-
but the physicians Of
1ht face TO face with
-er existence and are
u that in them are
OF the diseases which
roy human life. With
croscope clear and
has been found to eX-
ms that give birth
typhoid, diphthera,
actical outcome Is
aya learned how to
foe and so pro-
achments. Com
are appealed to
--. of such the
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
Joe Ben Palmore

Nv Dear Santa Claus fear YOU
may forget me this time. so ] write
YOU to please bring me a knife and
some candy and nuts and do not for
oct nv little Brother Edward arm
strong. he wants a little red wagon full
of good things and ball. Also my
too little sisters Clara and Pearl they
want candy raisins and nuts. with
good wishes from little
Walter Richardson Smith.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
DECEMBER SESSION Of COUNCIL
BRlEf But BUSY MEETING.
Speeches Short, SRafp, InCiSiye and
Decisive.

The Town Council met in its cham
Der Tuesday evening at 7:SO the
Mayor presiding and all members pre-
sent.
Minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
Reports Of Sergeant aad Treasurer
were read and approved. Sergeant
Miller was specially commended for
his report. Il is as follows.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
Letters to Santa Claus.

Famville. Va. Dec -, 09
Dear Santa Claus want YOU 20
bring me a doll Garage and a umbrel-
Ia. and a pair Of side combs and some
nuts and candy and some apples and
some oranges. Bring Little Jack some
nuts and some candy. Wishing YOU a
merry Christmas.
From your little girl,
Mamie Herman