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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22
Christmas Dinner

Two thousand poor children oi
Denver will enjoy II bounlcouS
Christmas dinner nj the Brown
Palace. through the generosity oi
Simon Guggenhcim. the wealthy
mine and sm,licr owner.
Yesterday Parson zzcll re-.
ccivcd word from Mr.. Guggcn
helm, who il IN New York. Ia
provide good dinner for the poor
children of Dcnycr-,lic best ,ha,
money could buy. the generous
man of money wrote and the par.
son lost no time in spending some
Of the Gug.cnhcim wealth.
Arrangements were quickly
made with \. Mnxcy Tabor. man.
agcr of the Brown Palace. To feed
two thousand hungry mouths next
Tuesday.
The cost of this slupcndous DIN.
ncr will he close to $1,000 bu,
that matters not to Mr.. Guggcn
helm, who never forgcis the poor
of Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

III nexry Christmas. =

sneb oure an
MERRY
8 f
l o lin who W who Whilst them.
& egbtor rs DO not
of and that
brightness will gladden.
Our doubts
Let o
% o andth takecare of
This the has
IN been abb
the
A era wingw
al others
bid the old farewell aud n
s.tt
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22
l'ermait Ia Kill.

\ few days ago death occurred in
the valley under the treatment of reg
ular" school of medical practitioners, and
II is admitted the death was caused by
the criminal carcicssncss or ignorance of
the physician. but as the man has u
diploma "a permi, to kill nothing will
tc done about it. But let some new
school prncticc the bcaling art upon
some sick person unsucccssfully and
the whole community calls for crimi
nal prosecution.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22
NSlAleA lSal.

.wha' mad. that widow clop-" Dii
her fri-sds object 'o III" match"
.'No: but she said her 'irs' marriage
WA 80 tam" and unlni-r~.ti ing. -
Chicago Errprd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

~. u. Hunter writes from Socoro,
New Mexico. that they are b 'ns nice
winter weather there and that the cold
c~t night WINS November ~ when the
thermometer reached Isl. above zero;
since then II has ranged from aa to 2s
with but little change.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

A few weeks ago Mormon family by
rented house near the foundry and
Mr.. Edwards and son went Ia Crc-
tone to look for work. Soon after on,
child. a,su, : years old. was taken sick
with scarlet fever and died. The family
was found to liz in destitute cirrum
stances and !, being cared for 10y the
county. These I~oplc were forncrl,
from Utah. but recently from Manassa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

The two story brick swcllcd from,
house. now lHing built by l.. u. Trout.
lsst residences in the cit, when com.
plctcd. 1t Is enclosed aud Is now wait.
ing Tor the plns,crers. II will lcos, about
es.nO
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22
Sid. MN. On MI.,n,I.

III mos - luck. thing for me. per-
haps." r-nnrar'. Daniel. referring Ia
the matter son. tim. a't.rNard. "that
handwriting that Bcishut,Hr wanted
m" ,n d,-iph.r. II 1t had been a
rh,si.ian's prescription | b.h"'" IL
wouLi have ,.""r-d me - Chicago
Tribune.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Col. Archie &. Fisk. who wen, down
with the slump in Denver real estate in
lSafi. is getting ON his fee, nga,n. lie i.
with ncod mining firm in New York
city and Is now in Denver hooking Tor
mining propositions for his company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

j. Frank Goad says il hc can spare
the time he will run down 10 Denver
aud watch the organization Of the in
coming administration. lie says II tn.
office Of Superintendent, Of irrigation
gocs To the populists he may he candi-
date for another term.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

\ mass meeting Of the taxpayers a.
District No. ? is called Tor January :.rd
nt 7.p =. NJ. in the High School r"om.
The object of tn. meeting is io discuss
the bonding proposition Tor new school
building, the sdvisability of Union
High School and such other matters NJ
may i~ Of interest to the district.
a. l.. SrHour. See. DIST. No y
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Work on the new railroad from Moffat
a. Crrstonc will be- begun n; once aud
pushed to completion. From Crestone
the road will r bull, south Ia the indc
,,rndcncc mine. thence south acro-s the
grant and ul,ina,ci. 10 Hooper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22
rks SEQ oS u.

4 sky that h. mis- ahnv. ynu
with bright s'ars shining true.
A tender heart Z. love you
Ara who's As rich ssyou'
-Atiant. Constitution.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22
Me I.sss~s,

Judge Prisoner, | hop. ,ou realize
how swiftly the ~rong-d"'r IL pun.
ishr,i. In II, short weeks after your
crime .ou stand ~ the bar of justice.
Prisoner Nis. Yer honor: IN, money
Civ. out. Chicago Record.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Mrs. John MasArthur returned hom.
from Denver Wednesday where she
spent seven weeks visiting.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

There will be mask ball at tn.
broadway Christmas night \ swell
time is expected.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Charlie StillmAn who is attending col
l"gc at Colorado Springs will no, be
home To spend the holidays lie has
joined the glec club and will MAKE tHo
weeks trip out IN Utah
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22
4 Ws.s. 1T car,s,,

Higbc- There is "a man who w1s,-s
his -i"lu-n"~ ON the d..-r, air.
Kobbin. Who l. he?
iiigb.- An sfi-r.iinn-r speaker
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Paul Aldrich writes that hc will
no, bc able To spend tn. holidays nj,
home as he had planned. lie is now il
siic south but will soon come north and
will drift cas, and spend the winter in
New England.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Fairfield Sylvester came home Friday
from Colorado Springs College To spend
the holidays.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

\ sugar beet factory for Denver
Is wha, is now promised by n com.
pany formed of Denver capitalists
which has been incorporated with
a cnniinl stock OF slnn. .nnn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

The law passed by the last Legislature
providing that three fnurth- Of iur,
can decide II civil rasc has been dsclarrd
unconstitutional 10y the supreme Court
~ this state
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

WIN. Jones Sr. has bcen little oil
duty couple of days. having takcr
cold.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

C. \. Dcrbyshrc has been confined r.
his house few days with severe cold.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

l.. II. Cessna was in La lara the for,
part OF the week trying 10 settle "
some business there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Chauncy +. Bell, OF the Alamosa Mill
ing company, will spend Christmas in
Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

II. +. Wheeler. Of Cheyenne. has been
in town since Sunday on private busi
ness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

One Of the busiest men in town tn,
past week is G. C. Cummings, of the Isl
avenue Furniture store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

". T.. Jennings who ha. been oIcrat
ing AT Cripple is prospcring. lie iind-
that he can make morr none, handling
stocks and leases than h, working IL
the mines.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

\. L. Won Egidy has bought the va
cant lot next north Of the Exchange
store and is getting out rnrl to build a
block there. Old Adams street is liable
to- take building boom newt year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

II. +. Carey Kid Sullivan is kept
busy now u day. making and rcpairin.
harness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Poor men will not run after the prppu
sition Ia develop mines un the Blanca
grant for the present owners under the
form of , lease. II is turkey all the
time for the grant and hulzard Tor the
miners
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

We would lik. to sugges, to some of
scheme to settle up for the century JUS,
closing before irving to run another on
U.S. Alamosa journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Art Meacham and wife. Of this city
are visiting friends at Crcstonc
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

james Conant is expected home Mon
day To spend the holidays.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

There will be two weeks of vaca
ton commencing next Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Clerk Chisholm was called to Denver
Sunday night by telegram.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Our merchants who advertise Chris,
mas goods IN tn. JouHNNL nave be.i.
too busy the pns, Few days ,o 60 :,
dinner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Commissioner Clark is lowering ia,
Laria; bridge ON broadway. Thi, vii,
greatly improve the grade OF the road.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

George II. Adams and several other
stockmcn of Saguachc county are going
to attend the Salt Lake convention next
month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22
j. i. i. i. j.

Sam Mallett, formerly Of tins city, has
married and settled down at Alamosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Tn. Woodmcn Of Mosca, have made
arrangements 10 give n grand ball al
Bosart'> hall on the nigh, uf December
-,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Will ]cmison OF Del Nortc is cand
date for Appraiser of state lands under
the orman administration. His three
terms experience as assessor Of Rio
Grandc county makes him popular
candidate for this position.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

The sixth annual meeting OF the San
Luis Valley Cattle and Horse Growers
Association will bc held at Alamosa on
Thursday, January :ird 1901 at lO o'clock
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

G.. G. Kerr, II. H. winchcll -. 4 Ora
mcr and pr. Cary of Monte Vista We're
in Del Nortr Monday attending the lsr
enl,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

+. T.. Moody returned from Denver
wcdne-da, where lac has bccu some
weeks on mining business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

\. 5. Crosby say, h" would be- sick
In, he j, 80 bus! with his ranch wor.
that he cant -tnu la attend a. any sick
spells.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Grover Cleveland is out with AN arti
Gle in which he advises the democratic
party Ia return 10 its former ways.
oppose everything and advocate moth
ing" Cleveland is willing to take tn.
chances Of his party coming into power
through the discomfort OF the pcoplc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Charley Bishop arrived homr Thur-
day morning from Colorado Springs
where h" Is attending college. lie j.
looking we'll and is enjoying -rhopl life
very much
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

II. j. Ilccklrr and wife and Ida lcfi
Hooper Friday morning Tor Santiago
California where they will spend the
winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Mr.. Bryan says: Until Mr.. CIcyc
land sets forth definitely what he con
sidcrs Democratic principles there L.
no necessity for comment. The rank
and file of the party expressed them
selves in 1896 aud in 1900, and have
no doubt they will continue to express
themselves on issues as they arise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Mrs. Emma X. Gnad is back St her
old home in Kentucky visiting. She
writes that family on hrr farm there
has the smallpox.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Mrs j. ". palmrr and two Young
daughters, nf ll"op"r went tu crc-ton-
"Wednesday 3" Srcnd the holidays with
MIR Palmer
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

Del Nortc is a good advertising town.
The rr~prrtor is ~ crowded Tor space
that II ha, Ia Sot H.. new. items IN Yer,
tinr tNpo
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

u sll kinds At assctts. !
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

The editor uf the Hooper Press hn.
love letter which She threatens tppuh.
lish. Publish il 10y al mean, 1t will iu
crease the circulation nf tho paper
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-22

The low price oi wheat In this ynllrs
Is setting the FARMERS t" studying rs to
how they can turn their attention tu
.nmrthlng lint will lAN hcttrr
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04
BACK FRJA nkXiUU
Judge Hawkins R. turns From
 Visit to Guavmas

Ju ulgs J J Hawkins of Prescott and slso wellkuosn in Tombstone retufn- ed to Prescott, last week from pro . iss.i1usl trip to Gusymss, Mexico, where he spent several days. The Journal Miner says when asked as to the truth Of the sensational reports sent out iu regard 10 GuayTss being threatened with an attack from 2,UOo Yaaui Indisns, he said the people down there did not know or hear uf any such contemplated attack until they read the telegrsM from some point in TsIs. published ID tho pap ers- After reading it their only cause sf fear CT alarm was the knowledge that there was net e word oi truth iu it. They would like nothing better than to have 2,oOo or even 5000 Ysquis attack GusymAs, as it would result in their being wiped of the face of the esrth. They never had any in- ention Of this kind and peyer wlll attempt suicid- in any such manuer.
 There is one individual with the Ysquis CT in the vicinity of the oper- ations against them wh1 is friendly to them. He writes letters to friends in Bisbee, Fl Psso, Austin and oth-r points outlining these wonderful thiags contemplated by the Ilsuis, or of imaginary victories won by thsa. Tbsse letters are shown to Associated Frees correspondents, whs send them out just for what they are worth. Nearly, il not all the senss- tion.l news concerning the Yuqui war originate in tnis way.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

Dr l B Hamilton, who is operating 2 in Mohsve county mines. has, accord. ing to ths San Francisco Examiner. just concluded s deal on the famous Cbsrotee Flat hydraulic miae. from which 13 600 coos have been taken. The deal invCive- the payment ot 25o,. coos. Dr Hamilton has associated with hin wealthy Pit:-burG and Phil adelPhia sapitslists. Dr Hsmil. ten is well known ia Tombstone and was county Ihysieian here for several tsrne,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

One Of the most r,msrksble eX- smples oi municipal ownersnip in the United States is shown by the town reports of Eiinburg, Ind. Ino.ud.s cent electric lights are furnished tD rssidehcrs Tor l5 cents . month for lscand.e power lights. Water works are also operated at an annual cnarge of $l 10 each curtsmer, and a complete enc perfect telephsne exchange i. Hsintaiaed with . monthly rentll oi 50 csnts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04
ARIZONA CLAIMANTS
Indian Depreciation Claims A
 Revision Asked.

1saac k Hit an attorney of wash- ipgton, D. c. who is representiLe many Arizona claim .nts for dsm.g-s sgsinst ths sovernm n, ,usta ned during Indian raids and depreds'ions in .srly days, is . Tombsto ne visitor looking up informant n and tsstimony psTtaining to bis clients interests. Cods. ths present Iodisa d.preds- ten law the claimant i- obliged to show ths' at tn. tim- of the dspreda- . tio- or ios. sus,siped, the Indians were not in open wsrisrs "r hostility 10 ih- govsfnmest. Jn nearly every inGanc~ ia AriEons ths work o' destruc- siea wac accomplish by small msrauding bsnds Of Indsrs .l,l ough ct tbs tls7s the gen eral tr,be were sup
 psssd 10 bs . peace win ih. govern nsnt and rsn.ining on the reservs
 sion. To bring eus these prsp.s under the red tape syst.n make, the iuyest;- gation . long drawn out sH.ir and meanwhile the pioneers and susersr, are dying of without receiving any relief CD their claims. Mir Hit, states
 s is proposed to pstis'on CoDrres. to amend this proviso and enough a.,ur- asses are had irom eonsres-men to warrant the belie. that the much de- tired relief siIl be secured soep.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04
Caution Notice.

A Lii PERSONS are hereby warned against h buying, leasing. or in any way seeking to obtaln any ight, title, interest or control o any certain mining cllims in the Huschuca hountain-, recently attempted to te located by I. II. TIppeit and ?. V Ount7n. Said at tempted locations are called ''Symmif and Monarch. respe lively, ard attempts tO sp- propTiaie the mining ground under the locations long and well known as the OUTLOOK and OUTLOOI. EXTENSION. situated near the summit of the middle pea Of the 'ange between the head Of Ramsey and Maple Canyons. which claims were open for location at the date Of said attempted appropriation by sSid [. H. Tip pett and K V. Duuton.
 of the QUIT COX and OUTLOOK EXTE.N- SION hy said paTi-s aforeszis. is hereby claimed and the same SiH Se for the b-nsht of sid OUTLOOK and OUTLOOK EXTEN SION mining claims. Ihe property Of he un- cersiEned. W. S.LM MP | co
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04
MORE PACIFIC STATES Tn ee N re of California AIi-
 zuna and Nevada

George Wilson, president of the Lafayette County. Missouri. hsrk, has written al-t,er to Jeff Wilism., c. San Diego, says the Rsdlands Citro- graph, outlining s plan to increase the influence Of the P.cii, cos', in congress. a plan which. Nr. Vii on .sys, will be of sr-st benefit 10 South CAlifornis fl the cltizens could get IL carried out:
 "rhst the interests of the Pacific shores Of the United States are not now better looked s ter is m sinly due to the di.proportion of power in the senate between the Atlsnlc tide water states and the Pacific tiie- water ststes. The Pacific has siI ssD- ator., the Atlantic thjr;y>-iIl In this estimate the ssf ude-rkeer states are rneluded, but without thsD and taking only those with Atlantic cossts, there are twenty eight.
 "Thsre is but one way to gain the , desired influence in the senate; m.k-
 more Pacific coAst,t.tes. The peoyl, of that coast ought to go to work on 1 the matter and see if they can get te- gether on a plan for i,. Ons way would be to make three states out of C.lifornis, Nevada and Arizona with . Pacific tide-wa,er coast to each. Tbus the seven southern ceunti oi C,liforois (eIcept the north half oi San Bsrnardino coanty) aided ts Ariz ma would msse one stG;e. T5sn 1 a division of c lIfnr mia and Nevada by sn east and west line instead of c north sad south line, wozii make 1 two more Pacific tijs-~ater stats
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04
ARIZONA SKUNkS
Pasteur Institute Draws Con
 siderable From Arizonians

4 day or two since 6 miner named D c Gregory living near PhenIx wa bitten by hydrOphobla skunk. Gregory at once departed for Chicago to tske treatment nt the P.steur In stitute. The occurrence causes the Repnhlicsn to observe that on account of the hydropLUbIo skunk there Is alr,ost enough business in tbis terri tory alone ,o support Pas;eur insti- ute. There are several cases every year and the desdlinsss of the animsl IS s:tes.ed by the fact that every yic- tim who did not take ths Pasteur treatment died in all the agony of
 hydropohbis. The efficacy of the treatment is shown in the other fac, that no ons who has taken it has died. All skunks are not hydropho- bic, but possibly all which attack hu- man beings are. There isl theory that the mountain skunks are hy- drephobie, while those in the valley are not. There is reason ts believe, though, that the nydroPhoeic snim il
 finds his way into the valley. Fly drophebis (hsving a hatred of waterl is not q proper designstion ef tho so- called hydrophs6is skunk, for ii is found along water courses more fre-
 quently than anywhere else. The l4si victim of 6 skunk bite in this territory was woman "ho died si Tucson a year ago in horrible agony.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

rh, p)tD d;s d,pI': ment will have ready to issue within three month. books Of postage stamps. The book will be of convenient size, tia. it may be carried in the vest pocket and will be Issuei ia three classes, namely, books of twelve, twenty-four end 'or'y eight stamps. respectively. The cover will give ths postsl rates in the United States and foreign countries
 Psrahne paper will ss ussd 10 ssperst. hsstGmps ss as to Irevent .dtesioL
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

J D NJ lten is mprsvi 2 nc ly 6, ths hosp tai. He isit . D p,iU yesisr- day. Milton would Ike to get at Bravo Juan who tsok the m asssnssr's pistol while the latter was down in his ear, following the fight on Thurs day nigh: Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04
Bismarkss Iron Nerve

Was the e.r.sult Of hi. splendid health Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not iound where Stomach, Liver: Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If you want the'e qua ities and the success they bring, rse Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They develop every p,~er of brain and body. Only 75c at Tombstone drug store
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

Wm Speed the representative Of Miles county in the 2oib, w.s Tomb stops victor today from WilcoI. Mir Speed is . witpess in the ,rsin robbery ca,es 10 be he.rd t-dsy,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

oi Aannood. the consequences of self abuse aad excesses producing the following symptoms: Slllov countenace. dark spsts under the eyes. pain in Inc head. Ein .ing in the ears. loss in confidence. difidcnce in approaching strang- CTS. pllpa'isn ot tn. head. weakn eSs in the limbs and back. loss Of memory. pimples in ths face. coughs consumption, etc
 Dr. Gibbon has practiced in San Francisco oser thirty years, and those troubled should net fail to consul, him and receive the benefit of his great skill and experience. The doctor cures when others faii. Try him. Cures Guaranteed. Pe sons cured al home. Charges reasonable. Call or write.
 DR. I. F. GIBsoS. 6a5 Kcarny St. San Francisco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

The Enterprise cave the new capitol tuildipg is now be ,inping to attract much aitertitn. Three sterie. lave practically been com. lsted. The cornics work is goipg on rapidly and those visiting the grounds can form some idea regarding the future looks oi the building.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

New York prop see to hold svorld's fair is 1Sos in commemora,iono of the 30Oth an nniverssry of the d .eovsry sf the Hudson river by Hendrix Hudson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

Quite c number of witnesses arrived today fer the U 6 eases sGainst Alvsrd and Downing examination set for to- day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

h 1899 the Unitsd States produced as much copper as was mined in the world in 1890. The price in the 'ans time has ri.en from $e70 to s370 q ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

During the year l9oo there will be erected at Morenci tbe finest and most conrlste mercantile establish msrt in Arizoas, says the Bulletin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

The new so' csn'ra,or which hs been srected by the D. c. Go ct the Yankee mine in Graham county n just ready to m.ksit h'.t rua.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

At meeting of the Live S,cck San iury BosrS al IbossiI. Bon. Burt Dunlsp tucceets \ c Mcqueen . eh hsirnsn,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

..lGCG'e OCT FoR e. sn Casca=s-~ Candy CatIgrti~. Cgr- JiE.s..Jal0l f1gey- r g5e. if C T T 70 -~ -tSfS r.Inn8
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04
DR. GIBBON.

This old and reliable ani ,most successful Specials, in San Fran c sco. still continues 10 cure all Sexual and Seminal Diseases. such a. GonorThoea. Glee'. Stric;ure. Syghills in all its forms. Skin Dis- eases. Nervous Debil- i,y. Imnoteniy. Semi nal W.akreSS and 0Sa
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

From Wednesda Daily
 Judge Jas Reilly returned today from Bisees where be was on pre- fessi ral bu.inefs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-04

Hood. rtil. cure liver m. the nonirrttA,ins and only ca,hAr,ic 70 take with hoot,. ssr.aP.EilLs
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-07-07

gone hence, tower the garden
wall"
He silently let himself down on
the dirt tower the garden wall, "
and said to his brother, his feel
ings were hurt, ''over the garden
wall" But his brother remarked
he'd have none Of that from him,
or any other brindle cat, and then
went at it quicker than scat, "over
the garden wall"
They spat while they walled
their words Of hate, ''over the
garden wall, till they loosed the
hinges off the gate, cover the gar
den wall." And people in passing
began to think their neighbors had
started roller rink, and some
lovely maiden had fallen 'ker-
chink, "over the garden wall"
When morning dawned, what a
sight was there, tower the garden
WALL" The ground was strewn
with tufts of hair, cover the gar
den WALL Poor Tom lay dead as
dead could be; his brother Jimmy,
ah where was he? Decamped with
Susan B. Anthony Green, "over
the garden wall" !"
All that remained of Tom was
laid cover the garden WALL un-
der the ash pile in the shade.
tower tie garden wall" The
gravestone reads, This is the
end Of my tail. No more will be
heard my sad, sad wall. My race
is run, let joy prevail, cover the
garden wall"