davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
R. 5. RICE.
A PROMINENT BUILDER.
Monuments to His Skill AdOm Many Of
Our Squares.

Mr.. II. $. Rice in early manhood
made Farmville his home, and soon
became an important factor in build
inc circles. His father before him
had earned high reputation in the
same line of business, and to his in
herited genius. the son has added
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

with matters of public concern.
Prince Edward is to be congratu-
lated on having its interests commit
ted to the keeping of honest and cap
able guardians
If you will take time to investigate
the subject you will be convinced
that Farmville is making rapid pro
gress on business lines. And what is
true of Farmville is just as true Of the
surrounding country. Read carefully
this issue of the Herald and you will
ask for no additional testimony to con-
vince you of the truth of the assertion.
The cord that binds too strictly
snaps itself
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
OUR SUPERVISORS

Elsewhere in this issue Will be iouhu
oroup of the members OF the Board
Of Supervisors for Prince Edward
Their faces are familiar to the readers
Of the Herald, and that of oneof them'
the chairman, to thepeople OF the state
at large. and especially to the edltoH-
al fraternity. -,
When the Board was organized Mr..
ILL., Hart was made its president by
o. unanimous vote and has presided
with fairness. dignity and ability
Since being a member of this body he
has been giving much attention to the
subject of public road improvement
and has spent much time in personal
examination of the work as it has been
done and inQuiring into the needs OF
fine system IT large Il, has also
kent watchful eye ON the expenditures
If the peoples oncy, and these are
the important things that should most
enoaoe the attention Of the members
of this body 1t was high compliment
~ tine editor TO have made him the
commander of this body of practical
business men having in charge the mn
tcrcsts of the people OF the entire
county
Mr. A. A Hasldns, of Meherrin' Is
tine veteran member of the Board, and
for many years past has given to the
DISCHARGE of his duties as such
thoughtful. conscientious and intel
IHoent care During the late UNI
plcasantness between the States be
stood for four long years in the fore
front of battle, his company being
last at AppomattoX' and not the
North Carolina boys as has been
claimed by them and when the wan
closed me returned to his home to take
in hand the implements of peace and
has been doing the work of the gooD
citizen ever since, with the courage
and the cheer which marked his ca
rccr as soldier.
Mr. r. ID. Walton was the comrad'
of Mr.. Haskins during the times OF
war as he is now his companion
i'm the service of the public. During
the war he was Familiarity known az
Bright Eyes due to the fact that be
always had am eye to duty and thos'
ewes always cleaned with cheer thougI
ON the field of battle. He, too, lci
the Confederate army with a good re
cord behind him and a ragged iacketon
Work ON the farm attracted him, am
there he has laborcd winning nc'
victories with every returning seaso
and gaining the reputation of beln
one of the most successful Tobacco
growers of this section of Virginia
Men who manage their own priyat
affairs we'll are the men to trust wit
pubh terests.
DIR. ". NJ. Holiday is a busy do
tor. with the largest country practi'
,e in this and adjoining counties perhal
d of any of his competitors, and yet
)f finds time to give faithful and eff
cicnt service to the people of Prin
To- Edward as a member of the Board
,y Supervisors. His lively concern 4
1- the subject of improved public roa
+. may have induced him to take
d, this extra work, and no feature
ie his official work is of more interest
III him.
Re Mr. r. W. Fuqua is also success
IN full man of affairs, farmer of the O
IN and new school in happy combinatio
ne He still makes tobacco, but only b
IN cause in making it, he at the sar
lie time makes money Like his ass
d. ciate on the Board, Mr. Walton, ha
nd ing managed his own affairs wise
ry and well, ne can be safely intrust
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

Farmville is fortunate in having
within her gates, master-worNl'i'','
and as the subject of this sketch Is
still i'm the prime of vigorous ma"
hood it is to be hoped that many years
of usefulness are before him.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
H. D. MORINC.
Contractor And Builder.
Has Had Twenty Years Experience In
FarmviIIe, and Is One Of the Best
In the Country.

Mr.. n. D. Moringcame to FarmyiIle
when a young man. and for the past
twenty years has lived here actively
ENGAGED in the business of General
Contractor.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

seats l29 at one sitting. which IS all
WAYS furnished with the best the mar
ket affords fish, game and oysters IN
season, turkeys and chickens the year
round.
This is an historical house Room
number 10 was occupied by General
Robert +. Lee ON the 9Th of April
1863. and on the 9Th by Gen. Grant
Grant and Lee. returning to this hotel
after the surrender. finished out their
papers on the old Colonial porch of
this house
One seeking health or rest could
not find better place under the
Southern skies, as the noted Lithla
Springs is near by and the water is
used in connection with this house.
Besides. the climate n this section Is
unsurpassed. the winters are very
mild, flowers blooming nearly every
month IN the year.
The recent purchaser of this prop
erty, George NJ. Serpen who remod-
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

There is no city in all the land that
offers more comfortable dwelling place
than is to be found in the town of
Farmvile. With the exception OF the
street car luxury We have them all.
And our sidewalks are so smooth and
50 well graded that walking is posi-
tive luxury.
We have one friend at least who
insists upon it that Rockefeller fur
nishes a better light than does Edison
the Wizard And we well know that
he is not in the employment of the
Standard Oil Company either Nor is
he an old fOgy either, but an up-to
date man of 1909.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
F. D. GREEN'S
NURSERIES
SOMETHING new FOR Us
An Open Letter to The Citizens Of Prince
Edward and The Surrounding
Counties.

To the men and women whom "e
expect to have as ncighbors. aai
whom we hope to win as friends
Having assured ourselves taai DOB d.
the length and breadth of the Ind
there is mo- spot where natural r.
sources are better fitted to the needs
of our business-that there is DO se.
ton of our great country where o'
matte conditions are more coniac''
TO the health and being of iamI!
that there is no place on earth where
social environments, moral influences
and educational advantage are be'''
suited to the training OF boys ..'
girls. we have chosen Som0s.ie '"
ginia as our field.
Because of its excellent rt.fo'l
cfities. IFS good livery and hotel 81.
computations. it's splendid ,r''''
and churches. it's fine bushes. c9''
tons. its general fair-mnd c.''''
shin and its universal aspa" 0' '
perity. we have chosen j a''
our home r
When our Northern pr"'. ''.
have been disposed of and ar ''l'
ern home ready for oa occupant
we will turn our faces saD'. "'.'' m
Ger with the new eNpor
are not coming into NH-
/ Chinaman comes in'N
hoping to fili our paian
and return 20 the rice i..a
We are coming south
ers. we are brnging o
prospe is, our hopes a't
our future with as. ,o
It is our purpose TO er'.
i'm stock the most comp.cr ~
kinds of nursery stock be-.
this section, such as An.
| Pears both standard .o.
Cherries. sweet and soa
Ounces, Apricots and y ..
the best grades for plant ...
| full line of all kinds OF p,.n.
including Grapes, BIackor pr
berries Currants Aspaia-. he
Our Ornamental Depa' .,rt
leading feature in our est se. Of
and will contain the best ...,b.
all kinds of ornamental Trees .sop,
Vines, Roses, Evergreei's
Plants, etc. -.
n ,-TTI7rI-c - =.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

mond. one of the leading banks OF the
capitol city of the State, has been It's
president from its beginning, and still
is. not only in name, but in very
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23
nGcu." Stmartts sdtmpfercien

u&ep.4 u. Stuart, eiller ser
9allptnad)er ser 9nti=Saloon=2iqn
nllo Dos 9roBte S6impfmoul ult=
ter ben probibitioniitiiden Geonera,
oerielbe, Der ieiner5eit Die Ginmogtoc=
rer ouf Die glei6e Stltfe nit Gill-
bred)ert lulo Moroerll itelte, 9ielt
aln 5reitag o6euo IN Ser erlten 9ap-
tlltell Stride cine Nniprod)e. Seine
Geoe NOR III Dem iiblifen Son gc=
balten mo nit Sebaltptltngen gefiilt,
Die l6merli6 cine iadli6e ltnteriu=
dung oltsbolten piiroen. Notiirlid)
maren ietne 4ngriffe auf oie Gu
looms uno sic Observation-Disclosures
mieoer moBlos. ltnter onoerm err
flarte er, ser Woml, ser fir oel
Soloon eintrete, iei ieoer 9eItehlidj>
felt 5uganglid mo eillem MeniGeli,
Der gegen Erobibition itiml11e, mn
oes Establishments megell lei oud)
6n5utrouen, BOB er iteble. Gin Gin
BREEDER lei rlidt 10 aefdbrlid, ipie
ein Saloonbeiiber, i'm Geaenteil,
im Gergleid nit lenem lei er llod)
barmlos. llfb ongeiidts oieicr
i6olioli6en @emeinbeiten, oie oieier
Wann, Der Ben GreoigerItono pro-
ltituiert, onitanbigen 9elltel, ms
@elid)t pirft, ioa MON nod rubio
bleibell uno ~momoglid) leiie tretelL
I'M Die Serren Grobibitioniiten ,1idyt
81 perlebell. Cine Sdatoe lit cs,
Dob mon einem iolden Menihen
erlonbt, in einem qliaii offentlideri
2ofole 5lt ipreden nllo ooB cine
@emeinoe, nie Die erite 9aptiItcll-
gerneinoe, oeren @lieoer bod lider-
lid III @ei6oftsperbinoung nit Mn=
ti<8robibitioniiten lteben uno oeren
9elo iebr gerne onnebmer, ;Gre
Stride 5u einem iolden lining berge-
ben uno i'm ipgar inter ibren
auipi5ien Dor iid geben laiien. ID
onr6 baben lie iid pollitdnbie nit
Dem ioentifi5iert, mas oieler MenidJ
Iagt, nit oa' ben S6impfereiel1 oiti
ibre Witbiireer uno o1f oen @enleill=
beiten, Die er iiber Die 4nti's por-
gebrod)t bot. @ir itnb ieBt ilitr
eeiponnt oarouL Of lie aud oas
@elO Der sfnti's, menn oieie 5ll if
men fonrnlen u1lo etlpos fallfel1 mol
len, NIT Gntriiitllng 5llriidmeiieli
neroen. aber nielleidt meroen ie
feline @elegenbeit mebr oa5u bobcn,
nieaeidt meroen Die Mnti= Grobibi-
tioniiten flug genug ieir. ibr @elo
nift mebr 5u 2euten bin5ntroserl,
Die lie fir 9iebe uno u@rafter" bal
ten uno Tie inter oen Ginbred)er
ltno Moroer IteQen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23
9as @ebeimnis oes Sci
ben Summers.
gbenteusr bes Reporters s. Goulettabiae
Bon @aitom 2eromr.
(Surtiesuug.)

Der @elebrte fommt alf inns 5t;
er peillt. IS lit i6mer8li6 onjule-
ben.
u@as mollen Sic idJon lpieoer2~
fragt er ben Gifter. u&ann
man MIDI nift in elmer. loldeu ,3eit
Elm menig in &ube laiienl~.
u9err Erofefior," iagte Der 9iid)-
ter, vif) muB u%nbeoingt cine allgel!-
blidlid)e llnterbaltung nit Serrn
&obert 9ar5ac boben. &onnten Sic
lbr nidt beitimmell, oas 3itnner
6roulein Stangerions 5u perloiien?
anoernfaQs miiroe i) mid genGtigt
lebett, oieie S6ipeQe nit meinenl
gall5en @efolge gu iiberihreiten."
Ser Erofeiior altmortet nid)t; er
liebt Den Hi6ter, ben @enourm lmo
ollie Segleiter al, mie elm Spfer iei-
men Senfer anlie6t, urto menoet Iid)
III oas 3immer 5uriif.
Soglei6 tritt Hobcrt 9or5oc Der
aus. @r iiebt 6lei6 mo perItort
aus; aber OILS Der ltngliidli6e bilter
6rieOrif) Sorian ben Gilenbabnbeam-
ten bernerft, p~erliert iein @eiiht
poaig Die 5ar6e; ieine Nugen irren
milo lumber, uno elm lolltes Stobnell
entringt lid) i%eilter 8ruit.
Mir oQe moren i6mer5lid ergrii-
Ten uro fontlten einen Ausrllf ocs
W}itleioS nidt unteroriiden. @ir
emptonoen 0ob etmos G~ntideiben-
'oes Den l%lntergang Ho6ert Garages
berbeifiibrte. &lir 6rieorid) 2orions
@eiid)t itroblte; icinc 6reroe slid,
Der zines S%ogobun0es, Der iid elt0lim
Ieiner @eitte benlGdtigt bat.
Serr De MorQuet iagt 81 Gobcrt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23

9or5oe nit einem 8lif olf Den
blonoen, iungen 9obnbeomten:
Sic erfernen Ben Serret?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23
GraiiSent bilft @aiIen.

Snnoerten bon Woiien milr0c
ourd ben Braiioenten oes nSnor-
trial ano Orphans Some bon Mto-
con, 60, gebolfen, mel6er l6reibi:
o@ir brau6en electric 8itters III
oielem Snititut felt 9 Sobren. IS
5eigte iid) als cine mlBeroroentll6e
Meoi8in fir Mogen 2eber ,tb &ia-
ren-2ei6en. @ir bolteu es fir cine
Der beiten Samilien-Meoi5inen oeg
Welt." @s belebt 0te 2%ebensorgo-
nen. reinigt oas 9lllt, bilft Ser Ser.
bmrung, erregt @ppetit. lin oiiulle,
bleife idwa6e &inoer ooer beriln-
ter9efommere Berionen 81 ltdrfcn
nnO mieOer mlf5u6ollen, gibt cs nihtS
@ebrlides. 9os Bette fir Srollcll-
lei6en. 9ttr 80 GtS. bel alien 0ri0-
qiltpu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23

oN1e1er lllllge Wfanll"1 fdbrt &etr
De Warqnet tort, obebauptet, Sic
geleben 5lt bobert ols Sic IN Gpil1ap
ousitiegen.~
ySente @adt, INN bolb eff. id
mobl. es lit 10.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23
Sapfere yeuer=csnuoru

erbalten off, beim 2oi6e1 BON
6eterr, i6pere 8ranopnnoell,
broltd)en oonn 8udlens @rnico Gal-
be l1no pergeiien iie. Sc bertrei6t
ben S6ner5 bolo. Sir 8ronomltll-
ben, gerbrii6ungert, 8unoen, Sdnitt.
ipltlloelt l1no geulen lit es bos groBte
9eilmittel ser @elt. @s BELT raid
Sa1tt3ausidlage alte @llnoen, @ell-
len. Ulcers, Selons, bette Samorrbpl-
oen=&l1r. gugen6lidlide 2inoerunq.
20 Ge1tS BET o(len 0ruaqiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23
Seibt emtihiebem.
9leie Srage ionte onrd 9ellte iu
San Nntonio leidt beautiportet
mer0en.

@os tit rotiamer: 3u sen anlid-
ten uno @euB erureen gurer Mitbiir-
ger Gertrauen 5u baber, ODER Iid
auf Die 4ngaben bon gdn5li6 Ssrenl-
ben gu o%erlaiien, ste melt meg mob
llen2 2elt ous Gaditebenoe:
81. 81. Seiorid, 7O9 Montona
StroBe, San Intonio, Seros, Iaat:
Sd unter5og 9oon's Gieren giGen
elmer griinoliden Strobe uno ib muB
9eltebe1z ooB ib niemols Elm 5ufrie-
oen%lteaenoeres Seilmittel gebroudt
babe. Meine Nieren befonoen lih
IN elmer ifredli6en 8erfaiiung. Oie
Nus16etoungen poren unnotiirlid)
I'M ansleben uno ergaberl einell ldipe=
rem 8ooenlob, penn iie lteben oe=
lolien wltroen. Mein &iiden mor
ebellfoQs i6tpo6 llno if bottle nlebr
ooer lpeniger Sdmeraen iiber oe1l
Senoen. Sd beri6affte mir bon Ser
geror Drug 60. 9oon's 9fieren 8il=
len llno 5mri S6odteln boben
lltd9t l1ltr Die Sdbmung meineS
Eiiden out ionoern oie Nieren
oltsl6elonngen mur6en audi normal.
Sd babe 10 bel Gertrauen 51 oieiem
Wittel, oob id es fiir5li1 oud eli
llem neiner Sreunoe, ser on Niercn=
ltorurgen litt, empfo fl. Sd BIN
iiher, bob Die &eiultote BEL ibnn &c.
rooe 10 5ufrieoeniteaeno iei1 merben,
mie lie es BET mir eemeien lino.
3nm gerfauf BEL often Sdnolerll.
greis so Gents. Soiter-MiI6urlt
eo7 guffolo, Seem Oorf, oaeinigc
a9eflten fir Die Ser. Staoten.
Grinnert GltG oes Nomcns
0oans ullo nebn1t feline onoerelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23

ieine g%orgdnger, Sebbel ltno 2ltomiq
oteleltigen Ser eigentliden Single
oelttlden. 9ber troboem bot ieine
bon bober ioeoler @eIiruiul1q
getragene Dramatic oltd) ibre groBe
@irfun9 ousgeiibt, gr lit cine ser
9oupteri6einungen i'm litterariid)el,
giloe %nr1Ierer geiitig bemegten Set,
oblte pel6e oieies Silo piel bon iei=
mem Gci3e perlieren miirnc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23

9or5oe NIT eilten 8lif a1lf Den
%blo1loelt, Iltngell 9obn6eamtell.
Sic erfeunert Ben @erren?~
SD erfenne i'm" lagt Gobert
Gar5oc nit elmer Stimme, Ser er
pergebel1s Seitigfeit 81 perleibal
l1dt. gr lit Elm 9earlter ser 5to=
tion Gpinap=iur=Srge".
g9ieier iltnge Wann1, fGbrt Serr
De M}orQnet tort, obebanptet, Sic
geleben SIT boberI ols Sic III Gpil1ap
ausitiegen.~
gSente @o6t, INN 6olb eff. ID
mobl. es lit 10.
Siefes StiQi6neigen folgt.
Ser 9or5ac," beginnt Der I'm.
teri1ld)ungsridter enolid mieoer i'm
Gone tiefiter 8epegltng. SEER
9ar5oc, Das botten Sic be1te God)t
IN Gpinap=llr=Srge, einige 9ilolne-
ter Don Dem Srte Ser Morotot si
tun2"
Gar5oc idpeigt. Gr laBt oen aopf
nidt linfen; ober er i6lieBt oie
gllgerr, lei es, INN einen eroBen
Shmer5 5lt oerbergetl, ooer aus
5llrdt, mon fonne aus leinem glid
Gin @e6eimnis %berm1sleien.
SEER 9m5oe,@ oringt Sc Worauet
Don lleuen in i'm. ofouneu
Sic mir ni6ts iiber Die NnpenounJ
Sbrer 3eit in Ser Hadt logen2"
9ar5ac iblagt oie slugen mieoer
auf. gr bat a1ideineno ole Mabt
iiber iid ipieoergeponnelt.
gNein, SEER llnteriuduagsrid,=
teri"
ulle6erlcaeu Sic, SEER Gar5oc;
oenn ih ie6e mid ee5mungen, mel,ll
Sic oltf Sbrer Ieltianlen @eigerllng
bebarreil, iiber Sic 5ll perfiigen.@
SD nerneigere ales.
05err 9or5oc, Damn perbafte ih
Sic I'M Nomen oes @eieBest4
Ger Gibter batte falm oieie @or-
te mlsgeipro6en, als i6 Houletabile
cine beftige 9emegullg 81 Gobert
9nr5ac bin mad)en iab. gr moate
gemiB ipreden. Cine @ebdrbe
9ar5acs ldloB linn ben Wuno. ltebri=
gems naberte Der @enoarm iid idotl
ieinem @e~fangenen. Sn oieiem
Ingenblid ertollte Elm per5peifelter
Sdrei. uRobertl. gfobertl.
@ir e%rfannten Die Stimme 6rdil-
lein Stangerlpns llno es NOR llidt
elmer inter ms, Der BEL oieienl
Sdmer5enslaut nidt eri6m1erte.
Selbit 2orim mehielte oiesmal oic
6arbe. Gobert 9ar5oc lit olf Der
&uf in oos S6laf8immer &C.
Ger Hihter, Der @en+
odrm, 2arion begeben li6 81 ibm bin
elm; Gonletabile uno id hleibgt
an Der S6tpele iteben. Gin berg
3erreiBenoes S6ouipiel: Srdl1lein
Stmgerions, nit totenbleidem @e=
iidt, bot iid Don ibrem Eager oufge-
ridtet trob Der @nmeienbeit Der bel
Sen Ier5te mo fires gaters.
Sic Itredt bebeno oie Irme nud,
Gpbert 3ar5ae aus, auf ben 2ario1
ullo Der @ellbarm lire Sano gelcgt
lire @ugen iino melt ae-
tie iiebt. lie be-
i6r Mtuno iheint Elm
@ort 5u murmeln. ein @ort,
oas auf i6ren blrtloien 2ipper err
itirbt. Elm @ort, oas niemano
bort. oonn Unfit tie obnmddtig
5uiammelr.
Mm fiibrt Gar8ac raid aus Dem
t1orrleeura forat.]
6rGiiocnt bilft MaiIen.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06
A BONEHEAD'S EXCUSE.

The San Bernardno Sun protests that has desire to publish anything injurious Imperial Valley and complains that the comments of The Press it's recent fake despatch about the Colorado river unreasonaby In explanation of it's break the Sun says
 which a this published by them Just THE SUN should
 
 published the pa the State the
 Of the Sun has malice toward this valley It's fault the folly of fang No such story printed sent out by Associated Press of the character print ed by other papers The Sun singled out for the made yellow sensation out of the Associated Press dis by adding lot of false and foolish stuff of it's yenon and then pretended that the fantastic sent from Fl Cenro other paper printed head announcing that threaten Imperial Valley No other said water pouring the dke No other said the change to volcanic disturbance All that rub by and the Sun is not honest enough tell its readers that the Imperial Valley is not in the danger howed about The Sun singled out for cason because it is cheap fakr of and nexcusaby ignorant Also is petty qubber when is caught at the silly tricks of yellow journalism
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06
THE ARTESIAN PROBLEM.

For than month El Centro has been talking about the County Supervisors to aid the work of prospecting artesan water but has forward definite proposal formulated plan of financing the project The attorney for the city has been indifferent and the trustees been 10th without his advice and assistance and nobody has done anything but futile talking the subject Hovle has acted and has ob taned what E Centro had been talking of asking for The have voted to for boring test well at Hove the city to reimburse the county is found adequate quan tity.
 That be reasonable arrangement and might well be made general least extended to test both possible artesan basin advisable bore in the eastern region explore the ground north and east of the sandstone dke of which the Superstition hills outcrop and well at Holt vile desirable but boring that point will not the that derives it's the mountains of the val ley If the county to undertake this work at all and the satisfied that they properly stand the expense experiment Hoe second well should be bored somewhere southwest of the sandstone d where there look for The supervisors might sink test well for the county at selected by their engineer where the test would be of general value determining the ground water conditions
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06
HUNTING THE BONGO.

sounds of umu and conflict harsh cries and shr floating the the interior time during the year the world will know that the mighty hunter whom call (Big Bey his lair and beating death with the big stick s favorte weapon the of that other and inferior hero (Hercules) the awful Bongo.
 No white has Bongo Selous, Gordon Cum ming Livingstone and all the other hunters of African big either sought for the mysterious beast carefully kept of its But the intrepid R. who frankly confees that he
 the bravest the world that he has taken the trail of the Bongo and will not out of the jungle without it's scalp the hunt lasts until Cook and Peary quit squabbng
 It is not announced that Kermit going with Bwana Tumbo his perou quest but there hope that the magazines will out of their stock of photographs of Kermit photograph ing the Colonel the Coones nigger But how the Colonel hunt without having his picture taken hour what tell is hardly worth the Bongos while to be killed the hero if the wodshang event is not to take place before the
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-06
THE PIFFLE OF PROTECTION.

According Joe Cannon the present prosperity of the people due to the operation of the Payne tariff b which, he says didn't suit him respect but altogether the best bill that down the congressional pike Uncle Joe disappointed cause protects all the old including such pulling infant terprises the steel trust
 reasoning indurated potectionist fearful confidence gulbity of the public also is touching high tariff booster of the Los Angeles Tmes for the harhood rea the fantastic theory that the foreigner pays the duty imports When there was duty hdes says the catemen of foreign lands who found market for their goods American helped to support the Amer rga the arid lands to improve the water pay pensions for old soders they bore part of all the of the government did the cattle of Iowa and of Colorado Now the foreigner sells his hides in America just dearly before and there rako for the American gov ernment.'
 The foreigner does and did sell his hides Amer paid of the of this government hides home of American dealers at prices determined by conditions of his home market The American inn the duty at the custom house and adds the amount usually with little for good measure to the price which manufacturer who in turn shifts the burden shoulders the retail dealer The people, who shoes harness the duty and the profits of all the dealers
 They support the and the trusts and some of them silly enough believe the rubbish add out to them by high tariff editors and Joe Cannon.
 probably that free hides have not reduced the price leather goods but that because the cost of hides small item the total cost of leather manufactures may amount cents of shoes set of harness and Amer cans are not yet buyers retail demand the ben every reduced cost of production The Argentine caeman from the American hide buyer
 did before the Payne bill passed He bears the same of the this that he did beore and that all Either the importer the tanner the shoe gets the profit they divide it. All depends which has the ghtes combination The government loses the duty the of leather goods just where he be- fore
 tariff for which the only honest and defensbe form of tariff taxation.