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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-11-04
Foley
Kidney
Pills
What They VIII Do for You

They Will cure your backache.
strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Now in its sixth successful season,
under the direction of Stair and
Nicolai. His Last Dollar" with David
Higgins in the leading role, ably sup
ported by a large and efficient COM
pany of players, comes to the Park
opera house Friday, April 8. The
tale recounts the adventures of
young Kentuckian who is all but
swamped in Wall Street but through
the success of his sweetheart's horse
in the Great Futurity race, he is able
to recoup his scattered fortunes and
outwit his enemies in the field of
frenzied finance. In the development
of the plot there are well sustained
dramatic situations offset by an in
teresting love story and relieved with
good comedy of delightful nature.
John Webb Dillon Is cast as the
false friend: Marjorie Ellison as the
conspiring Viola Grayson and Charles
Willard as the mercurial Hebrew,
with Page Spencer as Clarence Ions
dale" the swell; Miss. Milford as
Alicia, the bankers daughter, and
Miss Glare Armstrong as Eleanor
Downs, the principal feminine role.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

The Wheaton family will soon re-
move to Grand Junction, in the in
terest of Mrs. Wheaton's health. The
family have resided here for several
years and have made many friends.
They will be missed in the Park and
In social way.--Meeker Review.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

More than week
in Otero
Following that editorial Mr.
under the Fort in
lcan state land board selling
having same put up at auction Then
with an article preceding
mad been given the Republican
and in doing denomnated the
an
tha was taken by The
state land should be
shoud be
" p
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$4,000 DEAL
IS REPORTED

1T Is REPORTED THAT THE
BIG II. Il. ANDERSON RANCH ON
HANNAH CREEK is ABOUT TO BE
SOLD AND THAT THE CONSIDER
ALTON is IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
OF $4,000.
THE RANCH is ONE OF THE
BIGGEST AND BEST KNOWN IN
MESA COUNTY.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11
THE CIRCUS

acrobat finds it necessary at all times
to keep his muscles and joints sup
pie. That is the reason that hun
dreds of them keep a bottle OF Bal
lard's Snow Liniment always on
hand, 4 sure cure for rheumatism
cuts, sprains. sore throat, lame back
contracted muscles, corns, bunions
and all pains. Price 25c, b0c and
s1.00 per bottle.
Sold by C. D. Smith Drug Co. =
flee stores Grand junction, Fruita
and Palisade, Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

A congressional Appropriation for
$1,000 will be available after July /
for the establishment of weather
station at Canon City. Such a station
will be welcomed by the fruit grow
ers OF this vicinity and will also be of
advantage in advertising this locality
as tourist point, as now complete
reports of 10th winter and summer
can be given out.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

In the resolutions adopted by the republican editors
provision
PORTED Mark the republican
this that brought about
alleged dollar William
campaign the republican cents
the purchasing Yes let n
have
riches the
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Letters received by the writer, from
friends in the Grand valley of ColOI
rado, state that they will have Biz
apple crop this year and in the ial
nous Palisade district they expect ID
harvest an immense peach CROP
which will be received as good neva
by the many Grand valley people d
this valley.-Emmett Qdaho) Exam
iner.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Friends IN this city will be inter
ested in the announcement that on
April 2, a fine nine pound boy was
born to Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Davis,
formerly of this city. now of La
Junta. Rev. Davis was pastor of the
Baptist church in this city for two
years.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

VIII genial why
this advertised is done
other cities? would
dealing would be
of this
be done But simply
might be Investigation why
bonds of towns of lower a a premium.
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ESTRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom
may concern that the following d.
scribed estray animals were taken n
near Fruita, Mesa county, Coloradl
on or about March 81, 1910. to-wI
One bay mare; about 10 years OH
weight about 500 pounds; branda
left shoulder; white SPOT I
forehead.
One black gelding; about 10 yea-
ola; weight about 500 pounds
branded left hip; white spg
Said animals being unknown \
this board, unless claimed by owna
on or before April IS, 1910, said a
trays will be sold by this board ID
the benefit of the owner when founi
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPEt
T1oN COMMISSIONERS,
Denver. Col
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

TAKE 1T EASY while you read
our advertisement. We want the
patronage of those who THINK
OVER a good proposition before ac-
ceptlng it.-McConnell q Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

The demand for automobiles at
Grand Junction justifies dealers in
ordering carload lots. Evidently the
fruit growers have an abiding faith
In the ability of the smudge pot to
successfully repel the attacks of Jack
Frost.-Telluride Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

At Grand Junction the other day,
complimented upon the improved
running of Rio Grande trains, which
are now on time three-fourths of the
time. General Manager Clarke says
he will be satisfied only when the
trains are on schedule all the time
Telluride Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Z I
According to friends of the famiF
house in upper Fifth avenue, Nd
York, worth half a million dollar
will be the gift of George j. Goul
to his daughter. Marjorie, when Sd
is married to Anthony ]. Drexel, Jr
April 10.
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GOODNESS OF QUALITY.

with cheapness of price, makes this
store busy one-all day and every
day-and a mighty good store for
satisfaction seekers.-McConnell &
Lowe
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

OF the best
latest time with his
beach, is that made by c. Goodwin
in the least why such effort
field Nothing is gained by such
riding that energy is PLAYING viii
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Phone the Suitorium and have your
clothes cleaned and pressed by ex.
perts at the business. Phone Blach
1888. 1875 South Fifth street.
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w. T. Falcon, of Grand Junction.
is here visiting his brother, George
Falcon, of Hayes avenue.-Colorado
| Springs Gazette.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11


of banquet
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the
Maine hotel and published in the Pueblo
children, | you to do"
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Scouts heucnants
the spelling of Taft administrator
Attorney General Wickersham
ngy for his chief few nights he said none
of the little charge against him of selling lands
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Refinement and elegance of design
are matched by correct fitting and
good wearing quality at Mcconnell a
loves shoe store.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Johnny Vivian,
can state central committee will he
plant that Pueblo
how crack the whip and the ring
has had o his whip
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Do not trust cheap thermometer
Buy good one at the Van Horn
Drug Co, 55l Main.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

We shall
this key in
sides
who attempted several times
again sticking in his put" a
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

We examined carefully of the Republican
this appaudng the
stand taken by the editors Pueblo;
find Perhaps Mr. sapeou does
in the matter
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

al
the appeared in
waving the wrath disappearing
the Great Divide to the beyond, $ a
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Taking the language from their the editors
corrupt that
o he bossm end
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Boss-rdden
edi
fcienty o n
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The heartily
the republican
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Any other Attorney Wiekeham If bo
was not guilty of the charges openly
John Martin would charge against the Martin like
enraged animal No Mr. Wickesham paw n av
more dust than he has to that
"-Ni'
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

The Sentinel will
being republican
81 minutes Mcdonald
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people party
that
has been and never will be the party of the people
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Another confession
publican will
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

The budding the
turning thoughts
is
o ALL
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

We have some few here in county the reppbca
ath that h
ah schedule anything that looks In other word
that has been says that he win M
and PRESENT TARIFF ,U
he 'AN''
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al going
this spring without
telling, but sort of have hunch OF that condition
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Our line of light harness can't be
beat-Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

The Woodmen of the World will be
In session this evening.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

3-SToREs-3
Grand Junction and Palisade, Colo.
Green River, Utah.

Any amount of A No. hay AT ths
CashFeed Store, 307 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

When Colorado
will be held preceding
party
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

republican editor from had ,e IN In
the meeting of state editors republican
Hal hai
is most aughable 1t is ptiabe know dc
eordan factions that are pulling twisting the
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11

Any amount Of A No. hay at the
'ashFeed Store, 307 Main Street.
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general
that republican
party
o
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republican
a
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years
save he
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looks all the world right through
this without cold
no telling but we sort of have huneh of that condition
What do the people
that has ruled by
has been and never will be the party of the people
heartily general expression
republican editors their Chairman
the republican
(tion.
The budding
turning the thoughts the
for the May be large and give bountu
lof all.
hearst the
ons will be held preceding the state election Colorado
that all over the union there is cry against the bossden republican
party
general of those editors heard at pueb
republican party party the state of Colo
RADIO but merely adjunct
ranks for
Another meeting
publican editors
bosses whenever they desired
language lips editors of the epuD
their par
has been bossdden and heretofore and that
lof the boss
past the universal expression made
Iby An
the soul and
heeny honest to fess up once In their lives,
republican editors taken before the
Maine hotel and published in the Pueblo chieftan Mr. key
stands in the with benignanS smile
carefully of Republican
this
stand by the
find not fee with
key stevens in the
time sen-
mental the death Thomas appeared
sunday Denver News depicts an old miner taking his
waving the wrath Walsh disappearing
the Great Divide to the beyond.
We shall republicans Will take
this key Stevens dose hear
grumbngs all sides hasb
who attempted several times
again sticking in his put" for a
Johnny Vivian
the plant that from Pueblo
how to crack the whip and
has had many to jump whip
republican admnistraton are on, al
speing
Attorney General Wickersham the Warwick
ngS for his chief few nights And
lo the little charge against him
Any other of Wekershan
John Martin would Martin iko an
enraged animal No Mr. Wiekersham nm
more dust than he has to that
tration. '-Di'
We have county tho rar,,,,
ath that nave not been supporting the policy
tariff schedule anything
that has been nurgent says that he will he good
and and he
| he thinks it right
republican editor had
the meeting state editors
is laughable
codant factions that pulling twisting
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-11
THE DAILY
SUBSCRIPTION RATES;

fail Carrier, year in advance
iail Carrier, month in advance. ............
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18

manned for the inauguration. A few days ago the governor appointed com mittee of 30 citizens to arrange Tor the customary inaugural ball; but Governor
 elect Johnson's opinion on the subject IS as follows:
 "So far as I am personally concerned, I prefer that the plans be not carried out The duty of the administration
 upon which I am about to enter Is sim pie and direct, and I wish my inaugura- tion to be of the most simple and direct character, without ceremony or ostenta- tion I wish the inauguration to be char acteristic of the administration direct,
 certain and simple. The early days of that administration will be most difficult and arduous to me, and I expect to de-
 vote myself day and night to the accom-
 piishment of the purpose for which I un-
 dertook the struggle and while, of
 course, the social amenities of the post
 tion will be punctilliously observed, en-
 tertainments to myself will be eliminated.
 It Is for these reasons that I wish, so
 far as it relates to me, no inaugural ball
 or ceremony"
 Requests for the new postal savings
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
% Mistur Edditur:

l &Mstur Edditur:
 It is getting about time for Bill Ak, or Hew Roberts, or Paul Cook or sum uther pen-pusher of the Age-Herald to run out of enny thing else to say, and consequently will dig back into the files of 19O9-S-7-6-5 and so on In-Ad-Ny-Tom, unrap the flannel frum sed files and re- move the moth balls and cross his fing- CTS, grab his trusty pen and hand us out line of conversation sumthng like the follering:
 "Maniger Mowleswurth is back in the City, and while he does not claim the Permit for 1911, he affurms that he has the greatest bunch of ball-tossers carraled that evver happened around these dig gins. When intervued Maniger Movies wurth assooms a mysterius are, and seys, Don't give it away but we have a bunch that is in class by themselves and will make that Muntgumery Crowd of Dubs look like ripe squash when they go up against us. Did you know he continues, that we have sined Wild Bill Sputtes? No? Yes. Well. you see l worked that mitey quiet, Noo York was aftur Bill but l nabbed him while Me- Graw wasn't looking. You see Bill pitched last yeer in the Crab-Grass league, A games, winning 43 of them and tying the rest, in one game Bill struck out evvery one participating, in cluding the umpire he is a spit ball ar tist, and say you ought to see that suck CT bat, his average for the seeson was 516, and him a pitcher what do you think of that?
 CT have also secured the servises of Jake Soakum for the inishitory corner. Jake is simply a wunder; his fielding av- verage for last seeson was 164i, he gets
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
Bill Vines Explodes on Coal BdronS

every thing, accepting in S7 games 157S9 chances without a boble. He played last yeer with the Jenkins Corner Teen in the Az league. My hole in-field is simply all the mummy, my shortstop sim ply has the goods in packages, but, l won't tell you all about 1t, just wait and see yourself, all 1 got to say is, that the bunch that beets us will sho' ring the bell :"
 Peryodically they will hand us this and keep our spirits up until the seeson opens, and then finally the opening game comes off. A big crowd is on hand to see the Cold Barruns lick the evver- lasting Steem out of the Mungumery bunch of Brush Jeumpers, and the Next Morning you pick up the Age Hellad and reed, Birmingham lost to that Mungumery bunch of Crabs F to mainly thru the in-effectiveness of the Verterin Bill Sputtles and the in-erbility of the local teem to hit smiling Jim Thomas of the visitors; Sputtles was not in form, and it is hinted that a Mungumery Fan who had samoleons bet on the game, gave Bill few drinks of Neer Studs be- fore hostilites opened, and consequint- ly evvery time Bill tryed to work his Spit-Ball, instead of splitting on the ball he would spit on the Umpire which in SenSeQ that Ou1Slal WnO gave us the HOt end of all desisions; in addision to this when Bill did get one ovver they soaked it to a fare-you-well. Jake Soakum played his usuel good game. making only errors at first base all of which was excuserabul. At the end of the 7th. Maniger Mowleswurth took Sputtles off the slab and put in that promising yung pitcher, South Paw Spunks In about l9 years moor of good experyance Spunks will probably make good; he has a fine delivery, having worked as postman for a number of yeers, he also used to deliver ice, but he likes Class in this league and the slaughter continues"
 Along In the Middle of June you will see where Birmingham is feeding the league; if they would turn around. and then the paper will say, At last the Barruns air to make a determined eff fort to get off the bottom Mowleswurth has released that Peece of Cheese, Sput- ties. and that Crossed Eyes lump of Junk Soakum and mas sined two good ones who air reel live wires,' etc, etc. say in the past mostly it has been like this Mistur Edditur, but, remember there is always hope in the future, and up in Etowah We all pull for Birmingham and we want to see a good teem.
 We hope that this yeer we will at least make a showing as good as last 7nd perhaps, they mite, do the 1907 stunt and Cop de Rag We hope so. we air pulling for it.
 Yours Trooly,
 BILL VINES.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
A Wierd Story

Vienna, December (SpeciaL)-A story. almost incredible in it's weird ness and likely to take first place in the annals of superstitious beliefs is reported from Rihal, near Grosswar- de in Hungary. This place, which has never before been visited by an earth quake was subjected to a series of violent shocks short time ago. So powerful were some of the earth tre- mors that the church bells were set ringing. This set the villagers in d panic and they consulted an old wom- an quack of the place, who added to their terror, by the declaration that the shocks were the groans of the devil. who suffered from cold and hunger. In accordance with this unaccoun ta ble be- lief the peasants threw a number of calves and goats into a chasm outside the village so as to appease the devils hunger and set fire to the bishops forest in the neighborhood to furnish him with warmth. The quack and sew eral peasants have been arrested
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
New Use for Hnts

Paris, December, 17.-( Special. )-Of late many comments have been passed on the apparently absurd size of wom- ems hats and few have dreamed of their being of any practical use. Two Parisian ladies, however, have found other uses for their gigantic headgear than simply as articles of adornment. Wearing large beehive hats, two smartly dressed young ladies. on ar rival at Bellegarde in the Geneva Paris express, declared nothing and quite openly allowed their baggage to be examined at the douane. An off cials keen eye, however, noticed that the ladies had considerable difficulty in balancing their large hats. He re- quested the young ladies to pass Into a private room where their headgear was inspected closely. The roofs of the beehive creations did not contain h oney, but saccharine packed in an alright box fitted ingeniously into th e hat. After paying a heavy fine the la dies were allowed to continue their Journey minus the saccharine, but were allowed to retain their hats, which might have been confiscated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
AUSTRIA HUNGARY
 GOES NAVY MAD

Vienna, December 7.-(Special )-Aus- tria- Hungary has gone navy mad with the rest of the world The naval build ing programme ito be presented to the next meeting of the delegations provides for four Dreadnaughts, three turbine cruisers, ten to twenty torpedo boats, and four to six submarines. The esti- mated cost of all these vessels aggre- gates $65 GOO 900. The expenditure will be spread over six years.
 It is broadly intimated that this is but the beginning and that Austria will not be satisfied until she has a naval force at least equal to that of Italy. This will mean more than doubling the present naval force of the empire.
 In order to appear in "Sans-Gene' at Vienna, Mime. Rejne had to travel all day recently She had been unable to lunch or dine, and only had time to dress for the theatre. She, therefore, arranged for dinner to be served at the end of the first act. This caused some delay, and the audinece grew impatient. An arch duke who was present sent for the man ager, who explained matters. The house was also informed, and when at length the curtain went up Mime. Rejane receiv- ed a great ovation.
 A terrible death has overtaken Profes- sor Mahler of the academy at Iglo, in Hungary. Despite warnings that guide was necessary the professor started alone cn October 23 to climb the Baranggootoo peak in the Tarta mountains. He never came back, and search parties failed to find him. Now a party of climbers has found his dead body terribly emaciated and with both legs broken, in a shelter hut and there been starved to death
 The American ambassador Hon. Rich ard c. Kevens of Missouri, is making good with the Viennese. Mr. Kevens is a devout Catholic, which is a point in his favor, and he is looked on as a typical American, breezy, frank and unaffected
 He looks not only after the business and diplomatic interests of his country sharply, but he is indefatlgable in talk Ing care of his country and women who visit the Austrian capital. He has made decidedly good impression on the aged emperor, who regards him highly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
Mime. ROmenda Acquitted

Borne. December Especially Mme. Romenda, who in September last killed her divorced husband, Greg oria Romenda, has been acquitted. the tribunal declaring that she was justi- fled in committing the deed
 Meeting one evening on one of the principal bridges of Borne the pair be- gan a revolver duel in the lamplight, t, surrounded by a crowd of people. Evil dence was given at the trial which proved that the man shot first, hit ting his wife in the back. Although she fell upon her knees the man con tinued to shoot, but drawing a revolver the woman aimed five times at her ad- versary. Her last shot passed through the mans head, killing him instantly. The wife, who received two wounds. was conveyed to a hospital, where the bullets were extracted and she re- mained there until a few days ago. The verdict of acquittal was received in court with much cheering.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18

@rRADE N BIRMINGHAM"
 WITH -. "THE RIG ALABAMA HOUSE" Here are a few of the many useful and attractive
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
Xmas Gift Suggestions
We offer exclusively to early Christmas buyers
Art Calendars Leather Goods

Card Cases, Purses, Ladies Bags, Albums, Calendars, Cal endar Pads, Bibles, Attractive Gift Books of Sentiment, Love and friendship, Date Books, new and elegant things Ill Writing Stationery in Holiday Gift Boxes and many other items. Let us show you now
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18

stamps are being received at the Post
 office Department from persons who de- sire to use them, with the cards to which they are intended to be attached, as Christmas presents for children. The department received yesterday a request of this character, accompanied
 man in. Guthrie, Okla. who VI ed it
 as first saving" for his littlef .ar-old son. tst t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18

When Santa Claus starts on his rounos Christmas eve he will carry with him toys of a greater value than he has here tofore. This is indicated in a report from United States Consul George Nich- olaS lift at Nuremberg, Germany, who says that purchases for this year are considerably larger than last During the nine month of this year toys valued at $1,S54,919 were shipped from this district to the United States This is $246,1S6 greater than the ship
 ments for the entire year 19O9 Toy ex- ports to America for the present quarter probably will reach s35O 900, making the tctal for the year something over $2,- POI, GOO, an increase of more than 15 per cent over 1909.
 Mexcans are manifesting an increased interest in American manufactured toys, especially mechanical ones, according to Consul General Arnold Shankln, at Mex ico City. Until recently mechanical toys were not seen in Latin-America but now they are the main feature of win dow. displays and attract great atten- tion