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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-12-22

Sais Ssra Ajusliciado en- EnsrO.

Carlos Pals, el muchacho que fu6 con
yictado do aeesinato en- primer grado,
dufBnte el precf nte termino de la corte
del Condado de Socorro, por haber dado
muerte el dla 20 de Setiembre pssado q
dos prospeotRdores mineros, Wm Nc
Laughlin y James BillinRslea, pagar6
go deliio en- la horea Ell dia / de Enero
pr6ximo, segun la sentenoia impuetta
por Ia oorts, Eliseo Wales. el o6mphce
DO sais en- 81 brutal a.esinato, Iva sido
setenciado a 90 ahos do prision en- Ia
peniten naria, hsbiendo sido oonvicts do
en- segu1do grado. La olemencia de- Ia
corts en- Ia oapsa de- Wales, So dice In
Der dehido Ia oircunstanoia de cue
4 Z 81 m ii iota.
n ha,d Queep, el individuo due assl
- inteaoion do matar Tobar D n
Jos BscR y GSSIIII0, as Svy0 stsn'ado
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-12-22
LAS VEGAS NUEVO MEXICO sABADO DE DCEMBBRE DE 1906

xioo.. ri proyeoto es id6ntico en- otro3
respeotos al de Hamilton con la excsp
cion que no lleva Ia apropisoion de dine
70 de squel.
La ley fu6 referida q Ia oomision dc
territories del Senado Aun no se ha
desarrollado NADIA que iudiqus la OPT
nion del CoDgreSo en- ouanto 81 favorece
no. Ia admission de Nuevo Mexico
Por nuestra parte diremos que ests
redacoion, ahnTa, como sienpre, esta en-
favor de estado del modo que se pueds
oonspgnir
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-12-22

En- efeoto desde el de Mayo
La oompaiiia de trRnvias eleotrioos ha
inaugurRdo un itinerari0 encaminRdo q
suplir las demAndas del pdblioo de Las
Vegas en- toda 80 extension. Los tran.
Was parten do los puntos ennumerados
Cada ounce minutes SO podrA hallar un
Ianvia on q punto citado,
LIS Plaza Castareda Sanitario
G.37 A. NJ, GAS A. III. 6;37A, N
Estos tranyias oontinuan oada
ounce minutes durante todo
oil diA hAsta Ia noohe, ouando
ol dltimo CARO- 80 puede ".
mar on
In Plaza Castaheda SanitArl0
l0:B7 p. M, 10,00p. M. li'07 4. M.
HI tranYia que vuelYe dol SanitRrio
llega al OastaHeda q las lil5y do ALI
va direotsmento d Ia ooohera,
Este itinerario os tan complete y com.
prende tantAs horas del dia que las per.
sonas que deseon Rtender reunionos y
festividadades en- 10 n00he pueden eRtar
seRuros do toner un tranvia para regre'
sar a sus hogRreB. Ne espera que el pd-
hlioo tome ventRja do estos eafuerxos
que 50 hanan nara eu bansdclo. u
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-12-22
A Los NEGOCIANTES EN LICORES
AT DnD NfAVOD

Nosotros podemos Huplir 4 ustedes los
licores mejores y mae adaptables para
gu trato, GArantizamos los me1ores va
torres Escnbannos diciendo de que pre-
oios los desean Y tendremos Rusto en-
maudarles muestras gratis. Pueden es-
oribirnos en- Espanol 81 10 desean. po.
demos ofrecer como referencia 4 muchos
uarohantes bion satisfeohos quo hay en
al estado territorio Dirfianse
b. s FIERsHETM NERO Go
4ia Delaware, 81 Kansas City, No
LUCIANO RusxNwALu. GaYanta. R.Iews3.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-12-22

Con un nuevo suriido de toyeria que
aoabo de recibir me lego una linea so.
eota de Anteoios de lArga vista propios
para 81 campo, con M aloance que 90
gradua desde una hasta dooe millRa.
Para los campistas es M artioulo dc no.
sasidkd utilidad. ---Sabiuo Liujan, Jo-
zero, Gale del Puenta. Il.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-12-22
0ta Vsz Ia Cue,ti n de Estado

Ell sanad r. Tel u Co'orsdo intro
10 Ia sem na D .ad II o. Sen :. Fe
rAlun pro octa abil taoio ara
pl Eatado de Nuevo Mexico do an
. .oom0 Ind ros lss res On hcTa
. uggspssl d 1rEgl yiia as NS 10 Ne
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-12-22
Ell FOndo de la ContSsta.

Sigue a continuation la lista de perso.
mas que han mandado sus contribuo clones
al fondo do Ia contasta del DslegSdo al
Oongreso, desde Ia q TINA publication;
Manuel Martinez, Capulin, Colo 5 90
Carlos Trujillo, Taos. N NJ. 90
Manuel Garcia y NJ Ledoux, N M / 90
i = Garcia Trementiua 80
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-12-22

dimos relacion en- el tempo, fu6 senten-
ciado 4 cuatro ahos y medic de presi-
dio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-12-22
AvIso A QUIENEs ooNoIERNA.

AvIsO A QUIENEs CONOIERNA.
A quienes ooncisrna se les da Aviso
que nos0tros los sbajo tirmados fuimoa
el dia II do Diciembre A. ID 1905. nom
bH do1 ADMINISTRATORS del Estado de
Penro Salas, fDa1o. Y todal las perso.
uss que ngAn reolamos contra 81 Esta
DO de dloho Pedro SAla3 flnado, presen-
tardn los mismos dgntro del tempo que
prescribe Ia ley.
Ramon Martinez,
jose Ma. Sslas,
I3.22 3t Administrators,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-12-22
NUN. "A

Aver partieron para Rowe, donde vi
tltaran A sns parientes durante los dia
ae h'eta, Don Sostenes Esquibel 50
estimable esposa, de San JsT61 1imo.
Dona Martha de Lucero, dc Ia Cues.
Ia, "a eneuetra en- la ciudad hsbiendo
yenido atpnder 50 hijo Don Lean.
dro Luoero en- su Ultima enfermedad.
Ultimamente llegaron de So rancho,
cerca de Logan, Don Eugenio B. Gale.
gos 50 estimable familia, con Ell fin de
pasar squi los meses del invierno. Bien.
veuidos.
El IutehTente Juanito Luoero, lego
esta ell Mi6roole', prooedente de Ia
esaosla mllitar de Roswell, habiendo
sldo liamado debido a la difunoion de
su papa Don Leandro Luoero.
d, rs Nisves Watrous de Sanchez y
So spreciable nina, Rosita, partieron
para Oolmor principles de la semana
con oh1eto de yisitar Don Luciano
Sanchez y esposa Feliz visje.
III Microbes arribMon esta, proce.
dsntes de La Pintada, los j6vt mes Lean
dro Julian Sena, con el fu de transar
negoeios paraonales Don Leandro nos
hiEo una sgradable vista de paso
FL Microbes trans6 negooios en- esta
oiudsd Don jose Limo Castro, de An.
tonohioo. E senior Castro nos informa
que en- el Canon de Pena Ia difteria 80
ha ilevado oinoo ninos en- veinte dias.
El Lines visitaron nuestra redaociop,
Don Jos6 A Martinez, Don Pillar Mar.
tinez, llue regresAron de la Junta el SA.
badol Dona Andresiana FresqueE y Do
na Oiemenoia @. de JarAmillo, de Los
Vigiles
La sehorlts Stella Cayot, que esta
atendiendo la esouela de Las HERNIA
mas, en- Santa re, arrib6 esta el Jueves
con ob1eto de pssar en- 50 casa Ia yaca.
oion de Nayidad ayudar con su como,
oida habilidad muslosl en les ferias ca
tolioas
El SAbado visitaron nuestra redaooion
Don Antonio Garcia y Gallegos las
sehoritas Manuelita, Cecilia y Leouor
Garcia, de Las Manuelitas. La familia
GArcis vino con el fin de despedirse de
Doha Gertrudis de Garcia que rartio
para Trinidad, Csc dia.
---------- aa-- a----as----
La Mel y Brea do Foley oura los Ca.
ef.o a. Iaf a
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-12-22

La Mel y Brea do Foley cura los ca /.
SOS mas obstinRdos de toa Y arroia el
resffio del sistems, siendo IN purgAnte
suaye, Sc garantiza, no Sc arriesguen
tomar otro, exoepto Ia genuinA, que va
en- paquete amarillo.
En la botloa de 0. q. schaefer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-12-22
MOBILES REYES ASTECAS.
PreClVS, 50-75y Sf.OO.

Bllletes do ventS en- las bo,ioag de
Murphey Sohaf fer.
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by hcr. but she relcntcd before the fatal
moment. and carefully nurscd them back
80 health.
Whit kind of q woman was this, then
who killed for the mere joy Of killing
who used her privilege of intimacy as a
NURSE To take ti, lives of her p1tionts2
The measurements Of Bnrtillon and the
system Of criminui"Ey perfected by Lonl-
hroso failed 90 dctcCJ to her a single
evidence Of inherent crimnality
Ser fe was U wl- n la-ii and care
free. but it was torn by one great. secret
and Unsuitable pas~ion-to kill persons OF
whom she was fond. With the exception
OF her foster sister. all her victims were
her patients or members OF their families
Distorted Affection.
In her ministrations about their sick
beds. she grew 10 ike them; she could
not bcar the idea of having them recover
and be released from her care. When
fcndncss reached Il stage Of deeper affec-
ton, she adopted 'he paradoxlcal method
OF dosing them with drugs 10 retard their
recovery, 50 that she would be longer
with them
This was The method IN many cases-in
others, thirty-oue in ali, she went the
limit Of her Borgi IN passion and admin
istered fatal doses.
She would hold to her bosom O patient
racked with the death struggles brought
on by her desc Of poison, giOaung IN the
convuisive quivers and witches Of the
muscles, the means OF paia, the sweat OF
death.
DuTiRg all her twenty or more years
career as nurse. Jane Toppan enjoyed
the confidence Of the best families Of
Boston, Cambridge Lowell, and all the
other large towns in Eastern Massachu-
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of SomerviIIe, who, within FIVE years.
caused the death OF eight persons. among
them her daughter, her son. and her
given life term.
Jane Toppan, however, confessed to
having killed thirty-one persons by slow
and insidious poisoning.
She was not putting enemies out Of the
way; she was not removing obstacles TO
advancement or wealth-she was simply
killing for the love Of taking human
life by slow and tortUring msans.
She found the most exquisite delight
she declared. in seeing The brelth grow
faint and feeling the pulse flicker lower
and lower until ali warmth had de-
parted
Made II Lively for Undertakers.
In the very moment Of the passing Of
the spirit she found her greatest joy. de-
moniac as il may seem, and left the stiff
fening bodies of her victims in order to
lie down 90 refreshing. dreamlcss sleep.
I made it lively for undertakers ard
gravediggers then, she said, in speak
ing Of one particularly fruitful PERIOD
Of her career. There were three new
graves in O little over three weeas in
our lot in the town cemetery"
When arrested, five years ago. she was
forty-dve years Of age. She was mem
ber of leading church in Lowell Mass.
and her reputation among physicians ana
patIents-those who had survived-was Of
the best
a large. kindly faced woman Of jovial
disposition. she brought sunlight and re-
TFeshtng strength Into the sickroom
where she was called 10 minister.
Her dark hair was sufficiently streaked
with gray 10 inspire confidence in her
stability and experience. Her countouanoe
was Jolly and quizzicai Il certainly b r.
no mark Of a degenerate mind.
Patients gave themselves unreSeTvedly
and with confidence into her care. Thirty
one OF these she murdered in cold blood;
others, she aeknowieaged were poisoned
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Square s77-Siinsrva P. Acton e yir., William T..
70 HcnEy H. BeTgnann aud George 81. km-
mcrich. to secure German american Building
Association. No. {, $50 pan original lots Il
and i5
Fourtesnth-street Heishts-MarshaH 3. DowIing ct
uz. TO George P. Robinson, 70 secure Fourteenth
Street BeigIts Land Company. sss56o. monthly
notes. per cent lot 8. square zsI7-
FoUfcenthStTcet Heights-fraBcis a. FIack 70
same. TO secure same, SlS-S. monthly notes, lots
. and 81.
ILgIcidc--AIexs,,,:.-. T. Stuart et u1 70 JudsoB r.
Cui and W. Clarence Duyan, n secure Joseph
J. Darlington and GIacs A. Whitehead trustees
$3.50. I've years Per cent, quarterly, lot u.
block Il.
SQUARE Catalogues L Ynnposcze el yx. 10 Hcnr
II. BsTuHann and GeoTga N. Emmcrich. 70 scclre
NCtupolis Building Association, No. s, A.5s5,
lan lots snd 2
Dcsugog6 iighis-Mollie A. Keys r VI. George
IT. io 6;roTgr W. Balloch and Luther l.. Apple.
to seolru lsroeklaud Building Association. 80.
i0, p. sIHsFc T.
University Park-JohH Donnelly. f.. c. ux to Wat
}. Newton aud t. Souihard Parker, % Sc
Cir Layinia +. Newton. sl1o0. tvo ysaTs, peT
orut. symi-sungally, loi 81. block Is.
square i0li-Gc0rgs H. Judd q ux. to 7. Janney
iiTUsn and x. ilcury Lynn. 60 sc,7ife Prudential
imiidug Association. 5000 lots i5 Il, and parts
lots $ 20 g.
Square 753-siary c. Chclini Ct VIZ Eugcne 81. 70
Washington Lean aud Trust COMPANY 70 sccuro
Slyn. l0t :.
West Ec iugi0n-Luther A. White tt ux to isaac
Is. Isstrcy and Edward r. Colladay. % secure
Mars T. kiabaIl g 10 tro snd Gre years. Q
ptT cent. senli-aunualiy lot a. block s.
Squ1rv 81 Richard !. Hartieau Ct uX % Harm
N0rmcnt and Chafics Liuii ms. to sec1Ie MamIe
L. Normcut. s2.2o, three years. per ceut. quar-
tsfly. l8i 81
Squarr sQ-WIiliam p. KHllbers e ux 20 Charles z.
Stuns and Charles W Fairfax. 10 sgcure BrI;tou
Hughes. Siooo five years. 8 pr cent. SENT
Annually. part original lot Is same 10 same.
ts se0lre A. G. Wiley. sl.S5e 0no 10 si1ty-two
months. peF cert same property.
S9tans SIG. go. Iljl. ana 4sl-Nllliam H. schiucter
ct ux. TO Chaplin Brown and Henry n. Bs7mann.
80 sccuc Oriental Binding Association No 6.
$3.50 luis IS and u. square 5l6 original lot It.
GTUaFc 90. int H. sqUsTe 1861. lot q square 4jL
Square Yi tiIaos y. hey ct w., Aibelt L.. % wlI-
liam 4. IiiIi and James F. hilton 70 sccure
Jauirs % liiiiaa. $3.50. thIee years. rer cent,
scuii-auEually. lUt @
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setts. I'm NEST cases she was singularly
successful as nurse. Families employ
ing her once sent for her over and over
again. and it was this fact that diverted
suspicion from her 50 Ions.
Perhaps. after oil. she would not have
been cornered end gathered in by the
arm Of the law had it not been for four
suspicious deaths that occurred in the
family Of Capt. Alden P. Davis, Of Catau-
lueJ. .-ass., within a few weeAs in the
summer Of 1851. while Jane Toppan was
Intimately connected with the household.
Sue had Tentcd at cottage at CataumeI
tor several summers IL was owned by
Davis, and the members Of his family
were on coed terms with the buXom.
p'easant-faced nW Sc. When Mrs Davis,
VINO had been an invalid for q long time,
grew worse, Nurse TCppan went to her
Rome and took; charge Of the case.
Despite ministrations of physicians
and nurse, Mrs. Davis lapsed further into
Illness. and was finally removed 70 Cam
bridge, accompanied by Jane Toppan. Al
Cambridge AIRS Davis died.
There seemed 70 be no suspicious cir
cumsl2nces, and the doctor gave a Ger
uhcate Of death from chronic diabetes.
Two daughters OF The dead woman
came on from their homes elsewhere 20
attend the funeral and to remain awhile
with their stricken father. one OF these
vas AIRS. Harry Gordon. OF Chicago; the
other. MIS-, AiEnie Gibbs of Cataumet.
after the funeral, which she attended.
Jane Toppan remained in her dual ca
pacity as nurse and friend to look after
The family. Within g week Mrs. Gordon
was taken i'll and died. There seemed 10
be no disease 10 blame. so it was an
uouneed that she had died Of exhaustion
and grief
some days later Afr. Davis became III
suddenly and died. Three days after that
AIRS. Gibbs. the only remaining member
OF the family. died.
II was then that suspicion OF foul play
was aroused and 3a Investigation started
which resulted in the arrest Of Nurse
J oopan.
Ine murdeFess confessed later that she
? not oniy killed these people, but twen-
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HAUNTED BY VICTIMS
POiSOner Jane TOppan Dying
a Raving Maniac.
sPEcTERs KEEP HER AWAKE
Pale and Emaciated. She Declares
GhOstIy Forms Point Their Fin-
gers al Her and ShTieks for At
tcndaBtS tn Take Them Away,
Killed Thirty-One Persons.

Terrifying specIers throng the prison
cell OF Jane Toppan. most remarkable.
perhaps o the world 8 notorious poison
ers, who crouchcs and shrinks in terror
as the wraiths Of her JHirty-ope victims
appear 70 her distorted brain and point
their ghostly fingers, until she shrleks
aloud IN an agony of guilt.
For more than four years this woman.
once pleaslnt-featured. popular trained
nurse. has been an inmate OF the State
Insane Asylum at Taunton, Mass. That
she was not hanged when SO many delib-
crate murders were pinned upon her was
duv to the testimony Of experts that she
was suffering from moral insanity"
The deadly deeds Of Jane Toppan were
planned with hendish ssubuety and exc
cuted with suTcH,ss. patience, and with
out the shadow Of remorse.
Taking advantage OF the almost sacred
relation which exists between patient and
nurse. she poisoned her victims. one after
another. I killed them for various rca
sons. she acknowledged; but 10 always
gave me the most exquisite pleasure 90
see them die"
Now. bro6en in health and spirit and
rackcd by conscience. s e CJWtrs DO her
cell. declaring that she u1unied 10y the
dead. They are with her day and night;
peace Of mind is never her portion.
Her screams arouse her attendants. and
they ind her staring, wild eyed. while
faced, INTO tho corners OF HGT cell Take
them away! she moHns.
Fearing that her food IS poisoned This
arcE tnurderess refuses 10 eat For
months size hJs taken noIrishnlent only iy
ali .r
zoo pounds. she has shrunk 10 a skeleton
Of sixty pounds. She is dying Of sIarva-
ton and fear of the phantoms that haunt
her CELL
Proud OF Her Work.
Il was said at the tine Of her trial
that Jane Toppan acknowledged an am
bition to be known as the greatest crimi-
nal OF the world
Whether this be true or not, she was
undoubtedly the most wholesale woman
poisoner Of all time With thirty-one
vic inns L het cyedi5-Cr d scsed- she
easily OutdistanCed the uuseXed and ferO-
ciOus murderers of the past
LucreLa Borgia. whose name is held
up 70 the cXCCTlIion Of every school child,
managed 70 get rid OF a number of her
enemies, but they have been estimated IL
fewer than q score.
Catherine de Nedici, who dealt poison
right and lett % al who opposed her
ambition. did not have so many vic
Tins as LuCTctia B0rgl8-
Madame de Brinviliers. a noted beauty
OF T. time of Louis XIV of France. p1-
soned her father, two brothers, her son,
tWo servants. and several .Js i-aI .
tendantS. She said she did it ia order
70 eNI eriment with the deadly nature Of
poiscns, Which had fascination for her
Serving a life sentence ia q Massachu-
s~st- .rISon IS AIRS. sarah Jane RObia-o..
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street southeast. between Fourth and Fifth
strects-Al5X- T. stuart 60 ux- % Sarah J. Scott
parts original lets snd S. square 81, so.
Sixth street southeast between and streets
john T. dCTcu 10 MiDCra r. Acton, part oTig-
insl lots Il aud Is. square So. SO
Fourteenth Street Hcights-Fourtesnth Street
Heights Land Company 90 Marsaall r D0wi-
ing, lo 6. square ~. So same 70 FTsacis a.
Flack. lots 50 ard g. usre csl7. So same g
Ii. Harding Harrison lot Sd, square 5sI7. SIC.
Ingiesde-keunedy Dalis CO. % Alex T. and
MARY T. B. stuart lcI q. block T. SO.
E.eventh street southeast between L and G
syTeets-Nsitsr +. Collins e. "a % Jacques L.
VanDoucse. par lots / and 2 square ss. SO
CHiTeuity Park-Lavinia Z Nertcu 10 joan Don
nelly. =. lot 81. block g. so.
street southeast. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
stJeeis-A. Carty Rc1-ick e. al trustees. tc
George Il and Marian Anna Judd. lots IS. s.
and pan lots s. 70 Sc. square ioli. SO
tiElth street southeast, between I and k streets
Mary zimmerman e. a. % Johanna n. Zimmer-
man. part original lot g. square 81. sla
street northwest between Sixth AID Seventh streets
George Petersen e. a. 70 James c. Bowen.
psT- original lct T. square 49, S6.
Fifteenth ard Il streets nCrthwest-James 9. PAYNE
s1 a.. trustees. 10 Onion TrIst Company original
lots Is. .. and part original lot q. square
EL s.
street southeast between Sixth and Seventh streets
-Britton Hughes et tx 20 William T. EulibeV,
part original lot Is, square $50. So
Sixth and Il streets northwest-Howari q. Bari sr
e a. Trustees, 70 William u. scalusJer, lot q.
square ISL SO
No l17 fifteenth street noTthwsst-Wsl,er 2. Jen-
uings e Ia 70 Grace NJ Key. lot 9s square
Or SO
Columbia Eeights-Wiliam A. Dchson C ux &c
William F. and Martha Columbus. lot q, block
q SO
Nc. I3 Hickman street southsast-T Franklin
Schneider et u1 to Charles ". Taylor. 10, g..
square 535 So
Washingtee Hiehlsnds-Cbarles C Taylor q Judson
4, Mcdaniel, lot -. block 2, SO
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DemoraIizing.

From the Chicago Meas.
The old man on the post-ofice steps
was chewing his straw and frowning in
high dudgcon.
You seem in bad humor, uncle?'' ven
tured the starch drummer.
''Yeas. and. By heck. I ought to be, %
the old man growIed. This town is 60
ing 10 the bow-wOws"
What Is the cause Of that2'
Why. Bin BinFs, our Congressman
We sent him TO Congress 10 make the
town better, and it was better while he
was away. But as soon as he came home
with all the things he learned in Wash
ington the sewing circles turned 10 bridge
whist parties, the checker clubs turned
20 poker clubs. and be gosh. the spruce
beer drinkers turned 10 cocktail drinkers
He's put the town % the bad. and the
next time he goes away We are going
to pay him extra 10 spend his lOafing
months away from Bacon Ridge"
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Harold the Slow.

Prem the Atlanta Constitution.
sam Small the reeonverted evangelist.
said in Atlanta the other day
I believe in religion Of the old-fashioned
kink. New-fangled creeds ard bizarre
faiths repel me There is safety in the
old rut after all.
Thus know a cemetery where all the
inscriptions, being conventional remain
intact. But one. a bizarre inscription, has
been tampered with and maae ridiculous.
The tomb has on Il. al the top: Helen
Vance, wife OF Harold Vance, 1854
await YOU. Then. beneath. is carved,
Harold vance, 1889. Here an j.
AT the base of the inscription some one
mas written:
He took his time
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Al Monte CnrIn-

From La Vie Pour Bire.
a lady al the tables could not make
VI her mind on which number 10 place
her money. Seeing her hesitation. her
neighbor said q her. "Do as do.
madam. Put your money On the number
which corresponds TO your age"
The lady thereUpou planted her louis
on ., and the winning number was 81.
All, madam" SAID her gallant neigh
Dor, IF you had only followed my aC-
wee
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THE "EsCUPERNONG. -

song and Chorus
DY STANLEY C. FOWLER
The choicest Of fruits that grov on the vine,
No matter how famous In stor7 or song.
Though pTrpltnE IN clusters or sparkling in vlne
Is that queer Of all grapes. the Escupcrnoug.
Al deity she wesTss IN her evergreen bower,
The coolness o. shadow and brightness OF sun,
And ho5egs her brood with a mystical power,
TIL rpene5 and ready 70 fau one by cns-
CHORUS.
Then drink 70 oJu queen from the VINE she distiils
And welcome her bounty with cheers loud and
long
No "Elixir Of Life 50 ioyously thrills
The Young or the old as the Escupernons.
Fer North Carolina. her onu native state
Our queen has heart that ever beats true.
Twas there Watsr Rsis.gh the courtlv and grsat
Discovered her charms. and Tided them. too
Grass widowed awhile. no longer she slzhs
For the bold suant knight she wiiI never see more
But royally robed and serene as the skies
she is stained with more Jewels than ever before.
CHORUS.
TIE dark purple Concord ard red Delaware
are cod1ied and UampcTed Untn thCy are groWn.
But our dainty queen thrives on sunshine and air.
And sil that she asks for is Let me alone
50. cos AMI c1qgettish- she has her own Way
And Is none the less gracious When seemingly rude.
Her lsrgeSs Of favoss- there's none TO e3insay
Abundant. fne favored. deciously good.
CHORUS.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
scattered Far and Nenr.

From the New York Weesly.
Eastern Housekeeper-Do you have any
difficulty in keeping good girls in the
West?
Western Housekeeper (from a natural
gas town)-GTeat difficulty? Every once
IN a while a girl lets the gas run too long
before lighting il and We have 70 look
about tor a new girl No use looking for
the old one
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
One of Indiann's TnIented sren.

'I''lII -I- IIlIIIa-Il illiIa oIaI-
The evidences OF brain IN Indiana are
not confined to literary circles. The Flovd
County man who stole COW and took the
precaution TO put old boots on her feet be
tore ne drove her OF has the making OF
something IN him when he gets locked up
IN the States training school for law
breakers.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
Eaufty Suits.

No 16G William Il. schmidt ". Abby II.
phrlps rpeeifc periemanoe. Complainant
lcitor. z. so den Don8.dEon.
No. 256S Margaret r. Shcckels e. al. ". Vim
cent D. MillEr a al 70 c.ustue vil Of Francis
Miller. C0mplsinsnts solicitor r. Golden Doa-