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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-12-10
DEFuNCI0N.

Ell sabado en- la noche, q las 10
P. M. sucumbio al sepulcro victi-
ma de iebre pneumonia, en- Ran
chos de Taos, ell bien conocido e;u-
dadano, Sr. Vicente Martinez, pa.
DIRE de nnestro digno Tesorero do
condado, hon. Dionicio Martinez
Jr.
Sus restos fueron sepultados el
Iunes, a las II A. NJ. baio los ritos
y auspicios de la iglesia catdlica.
va publicarelnos el obitnario en-
Ia proxima semana Z interim. La
Revista ofrece a los deudos del Il.
nado nuestro sentido pesame.
R. I. P.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-12-10
UN MUCHACHITO DE DOS AMOS
ENCERRADO EN- UN GUAR
TOCON SUS PADRES
MUERTOS

Kansas City, Mo. Die. 5 -Por
doce horas y con una noche muy
fria nm nifio, Earl Campbell, de dos
amos, estaba encerrado en- un Guar
to con sus padres muertos. Los
gritos del nino fueron oidos por los
vecinos quienes habian sido moles-
tados toda la noche con su llanto Y
finalmente fueron a investlgar.
Empujando la puerta descubri6ron
que Joseph Campbell, de 81 amos
de edad, habfa dado muerte 4 su
esposa el sabado en- la noche mien-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-12-10
NUEVO MEXICO
Su Population, SuS Condolences
FiRaRCieraS y SuS MquezdS.

Hablando sobre las actuales con
diciones de Nueyo Mexico en- ST.
reporte por 81 semestre fiscal que
ternin6 el 30 de JUNO pasado, e
Secretario del Interior Ballinger
manifesto al departamento del In
terror 10 siguiente:-
ala poblaci6nestimad del terri
torio de Nuevo Mexico es ahora dc
100000 habitantes, 8 sea un au.
aento de 20 mil mas que el ano
anterior El aumento en- poblaci6n
ha edo suplido por los estados del
norte Y centro occidentales, siendo
Ia imigraci6n foranea menos que el
uno por ciento.
"Las condolences tnancleras del
territoFio estan en- muy buena con-
dici6n; la denda en- bonos meta, en-
Mayo 81 de 1909, era de 1912
42O.51 las ent-adss netas por los
once meses que terninaron en- Ma
70 81 de 1909, amontaron a la su
ma de S1.6l1, 1888, y los gastos
durante 81 mismo tempo amonta
ron 4 S1.084, ,394.67, deJando nm
sobrante en- mano el dia 1ro. de
JUNO que amont6 4 27,225.16.
Iodos los fondos territorlales estdn
depositados en- dep6sitos aprobados
que estan protegidos con sufcien-
tes seguridades y ganan inter6s a
razdn de 3 por ciento por ano sobre
balances diarlos.
''Las minas de carbon han pro
ducido mas carbon y coke que en-
nlngin ano anterior, 2,708,62 AS
de topeladas han sido embarcadas
dc las ninas, de las cuales, 6S2,-
722,21 toneladas fueron remitidas
4 los hornos para la fabrication de
coke, y las demas entraron al mer-
cado. El valor total del carbon vi
coke fu6 de So, 3,881,508,57. Ell nd-
nero total de personas empleadas
On las lhinas y su desarrollo fu6 de
1881, y las fatalidades fueron re-
ducidas a 0.926 por ciento de las
personas elnpleadas en- el aflo ante
rior a 0.556 por ciento durante el
mo fiscal que coDcluy6 en- JUNO
30 de 1909.
El valor total de las escuelas pd-
olicas excede a un million de pesos.
El gasto total para fines escolares
sxcede la suma de seiscientos mil
pesos. Cuarenta J siete mil nueve-
,ientos ochenta y cinco dicfpulos
iueron enregistrados en- las escue-
as pdblicas durante el aIlo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-12-10
Para Ell MOnumeRtO del Padre
Martinez

Contribution dada para sel mo.
numento del anciano Padre Marti
nez, Que Sc origira en- Taos, Nuevo
Mexico baio los auspicios de la Re
vista dc Taos, Periodico que Sc pu
blica en- Ia plaza mencion ada.
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II you want to progress ii
business, and want the Me-
xican patronage, you to ad
yertiae in this paper; has
tho largest circulation in
New Mexico We offer our
post Office 10 verify 1t
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-12-10
DE La CAPITAL DE
NUEVO MEXICO.
Las CuestOneS de Vital mOanca que Sc Estan AgandO On To-
dos los EstadOs lnldO son Ia del SufragO de Ia Mulu Ia
Observation-Disclosures


no solamente tiraremos una rnirads
a nuestro vecino Estado de Colorado
.El que escribe este pas6 por casuali
dad, una election en- una dc las ciu
dades mas grandes de Colorado ]
les aseguro d Vds. queridos lectores,
que sin ser hip6crita me ruborict
de yer Ia mezcolanza de votantes er
carruaies 8 coches tirados por 2 8 4
caballos, unos sefores sobrios, J
otros medios ebrios, desgrehados ha-
rapientos sentados iunto con Seho-
ritas y Senoras delicadas y damas
pulidas portando trajes de seda y
dlamantes, y entire estas damas van
en- eompailfa algunas nuchachas de
Ia vida allegro y aqui van caballe-
ros con vestidos de banqueros 8 CO.
merciantes 8 licenciados y jueces.
En- fin, todo es confusion y un pan
demonio verdadero con las voces fe-
meninas, sus chirridos mezclados
con las voces roncas de algunos que,
quiza, tuvieron por aposento y do
micilio una taberna en- la noche an
tecedente d la election. Vabosos
y charreteados de tabaco y parte de
las entraflas que. ban arrojado de
su euerpo de satffas debido 4 las
bebidas embriagantes. Como les
gusta este cuadro que hemos dibu-
iado para benefcio de las muieres
que estan empuiando el derecho del
sufragio igual?. NADIA hemes exaje-
rado, estanos relatando hechos YER
daderos. Las principales danias en-.
lnglaterra Sc han organizado para
aplastar la caoeza de esa organiza-
cion descabellerada. La Condesa
de Leicester, una de las principales
damas de nobleza Inglaterra, esta a
La cabeza de Ia mas poderosa orga-
nizaci6n para derrotar esas extrava-
gantes ideas mujeriles. Aquf tam
bien tenemos varias de las principa-
les damas que estan combatiendo
esos disparates que son nj mas nj
menos que abortos de unas mentes
descalabradas. En- varias parties de
Colorado Sc van la mayor parte de
las mujeres trabaiando polftica, y
81 marido en- lugar de nodriza aten-
diendo a los nihos y atizando las
ollas y rascandose la cabe2a para
conciliar el resultado que su esposa
pueda tener en- ST campaila polftica.
A que tiempos Don Simon!, hoy Sc
We la muier, en- muchos casos tonan-
do Ell lugar del hombre; va Sc pone
calzones y de horqueta Sc monta en-
corcel, y no Sc olvida su sombrero
de vaquero para darse la meior apa-
riencia hombril que pueda, y 81 ella
supiera 10 asquerosa que Sc pregenta
perdiendo todo su pundonor Y deli
cadeza de DANA estannos seguros que
no ostentarfa ese traje con tanto or
gullo, lPobrecitas criaturas mex
pertasl Con su ademan. Zalamero
solo Sc ganan Ia crftica del pueblo
sensato.
--Sr. Editor; un libro de buen
tanafo podrfa escribir sobrc este
asunto, pero por ahora colocaremos|
pluma temporariamente
---El popular simpatico Inspector
de Aceites, el Hon. Malaquias Mar
tinez, esta aquf en- la ciudad aten-
diendo a sus negocios ofciales.
--La semana pasada nev6 aquf|
en- la Capital como 10 pulgadas de
alto, y ahora el frio que Sc ha plan
tado es casi inaguantablc.
S. S. S.
LEON.
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FL domingo p. p. fne lleyada q
las pilas bautismales a una nina que
naci6 el dia 20 de Noviembre pasa-
do hiia de los esposos Luis R. Mar
tinez y esposa, EIvira TruiiIlo de
Martini. Fueron Gus padrinos Jose
b D.Trujillo y esposa. Sc le pdso por
nonbre Loeaida.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-12-10
Local y Personal.

~A-''' e'HS@43 ~ a
rroyo Seco, paso a suscribirse a Ii
Revista 81 martes.
Ell apreciable joyeu Silviano CHI
vez, de Ranches de Taos, regresC
; de Hugo, Colo. el lunes.
Don Manuel N. Roybal, de esta
regres6 de Oorrumpd, N M. .
microbes,
Hon. Jose M. Medina, ex-Teso.
rero de condado, residente en- AFRO.
20 Seco, visit6 la plaza y nuestro
despacho el microbes.
Los Sres. Manuel A. Martinez '
Andres Martinez, de Arroyo Seco,
tranzaron negocios en- la plaza 81
microbes.
Todo 10 necesario para hacerse
la barba, navajas, brochas, botes
para el iab6n, etc. haIlaran en- la
Botica Tausefa.
FL Sr Manuel Jaquez, y esposa,
de Costilla, Sc hallan eD esta, en-
donde vinieron atraidos por la gra.
We enfermedad de su senor padre,
don Antonio Quintana.
FL se1or Emilio Morgas, de esta
| y quien Sc hallaba desde algdn item
po on Springer, N. M. regreso 4
esta el viernes P. P. y en- donde per-
manecera durante el inyierno.
Fl Sr. Pulidor Macs, agente via
Zero de la Walsenburg Mercantile
Co., hizo su vista mensual a esta
el lunes. En- esq mismo dia par
tio para el norte del condado.
El aelor Jose Nemecio Sanchez,
de Arroyo Seco, de paso que vino
a la plaza aver nos hizo IN buen a.
bono a la suscripci6n de este pc
ri6dico.
Los regaloa de Navidad SO estan
vendiendo mucho en- la Botica Tau
sena- Es el mejor lugar para ha-
cerse de buenos presentes de Christ
mas.
En- la tienda Grande de Bond
Mccarthy Co. acaban de recibir
el gran surtido de efectos de Navi
dad Todo esta complete y usted
podra hallar cosas de mucho y po-
co valor.
Hon. Malaquias Mastinez arri-
b6 de Santa Fey FL Paao, Texas,
el microbes en- donde fue con asun-
tos de la inspection de aceites.
Los Sres. Jose Miguel Jaramillo
y JESUS M. Giron, dc Mogote, Colo.
estuvieron en- Taos el lunes con a.
suntos ante el Asesor y Tesorero
de condado. Vinieron 4 asesorar
su ganado lamar y q pagar la tasa-
cion por el nismo.
Don Julio Gonzales y familia de
Arroyo Hondo, tranzaron negocios
en- la plaza Y ante el Tesorero de
condado el miercoles. Le agrede-
cemos al Sr. Gonzales 81 abono a
la suscripci6n de La Rsyista que
nos hizo.
Los Sres. Dem6stenes Martinez
Y Antonio Av. Rivera, partieron
para Questa y San Cristobal ell mar
ties, en- donde fueron para arreglar
los papeIes de la gente de ese lu-
gar, sobre el asunto de legalizar
sus tierras bajo Ia ley dc pequeTas
tenencias.
Hon. Manuel Garcia y Caledonia
del mismo apellido, quienes fueron
a Palo Blanco, N. M. con asuntos
de la Fraternidad de N. P. Jesus,
regresaron q su hogar de Ranches
de Taos el viernes P. p. Reportan
haber pasado muy excelente item
po en- esos lugares.
ElSr. Luciano r. Baca, nuestro
efciente y cumplido mayordomo
de esta imprenta, partird maiiana
para Las Vegas en- donde va con 81
prop6sito de traer a su familia y
radicarse definitiyamente en- Taos.
Regresard a esta con su esposa z
hijo el martes.
El domingo p p. fne llevada a
las pilaa bautismales a una nina que
naci6 81 dia 20 de Noviembre pasa-
dohiia de los esposOs Luis r. Mar
tinez y espoaa, EIvira Truiillo de
Martini. Fueron Gus padrinos Jose
D.Trujillo y esposa. Sc le pdso por
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-12-10

jorando mas y mas en- 10 future y.
para que las personals que nos deben
por suscripci6n puedan seguir reci-
biendo este periodico, es necesario
que arreglen su cuenta con nosotros
para antes del dfa primero del a1o
para empezar el afo nuevo con cuen
ia nueva. La Revista es ahora el PEI
riodico mas popular en- todo el ter
ritorio y para que siga mejorando
Sc necesita que todos cooperen i
sostencrla, no retrasandose con sus
pagos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-12-10
LOGICA INFANTIL

Dime Caronta,1qu6 es un vindos
No seas tonic, Euriquiu pues el
marido de una viuda.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
Ssciety Eisctisss

The following are the officers elect
of the aebekah lodge: Noble Grand
Miss Mamie Harwood; Vice Grand
Mrs. II. NJ. Webster; see Mrs Ida
V. Meyer; treas Mrs. j ID. Miller.
Waunita Chapter o. + 5. held
election of officers last Friday even
ing, and elected as follows: w. NJ
Miss Laura Millspaugh; W T., o
ii. Aikine; A. NJ Mrs Mary Eng
land; conductor Mrs. A. Il. Akin; A.
c., Mrs i. j. Sampllner, warder,
Mrs. J Piuser, sen, Alex Thomas
ses Mrs +. W Harper; treas, 4. j.
sampliner. Following the election,
officers were installed by installing
officer, Mrs. Geo Eastman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Speaking of Christmas presents,
aretherenot many friendsor relative
of yours who would greatly enjoy the
Aews-Champion during 1910 Per.
haps they live close by. perhaps m
other parts of Colorado or in the east
Would they not really enjoy readiug
the weekl " continued story of happen
ings in old Gunnisen where dear one-
live. Almost s,,ae # yearly copies
OF the Nevs-Champlon areso sent a.
presents now. For 50 doesn't thai
Just suit some case where you have
been wondering what to give.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
Mrs. SAssss' Psens PuhiisAsl
Grand Junction News

Yesterday the Daily News receiv-
ed volume Of the poems Of the late
Mrs. AGNES lIoel Shores. The vol
ume was edited by Judge Kicker
and contained a tribute To Mrs.
Shores memory written by JadRe
Shackleford Of this city Several oi
these poems have been published in
the local papers and friends of the
author will he glad TO know that
they have been put in book form.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Under Sheriff ID. j. Iehan and
Geo. Myers went up To the judy
ranch Friday night and brought
down A. H. Judy who was alleged To
have become wild and quarrelsome.
He ran his wife and children out Of
the house, threatening to kill them
and himself. lie had a preliminary
hearing Monday in Justice Gordon :
court and was bound over to the
district court on $500 bond.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
~ AscA nas Nh LED nsskea

Tuesday, while tramming at The
Gold Links, mine, Johnny Arch had
his leg broken. just how. is not
exactly known here, but the fracture
is compound and serious enonch
that the boy has been taken to tht
Red Cross hospital at salida. Ill.
mother, Mrs. Kate Arch. acconpani
ed him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
9seAH Rsla

One fare for the round trip via
the Rio Grande between all Colora-
do points. Tickets on sale Decem-
Der 24th, 18th and 3lst, 1909 and
Jan. lst 1910 Final return hmit
January I'd, 1910. For further 10,
formation call on local agent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Geo. Williams was visitor IN
town this week, coming from Pitk in
on legal business. George has re-
Gently been doing assessment work
ON claim belonging to himself and
wife, and finds value of S42 in the
tunnel and of Ss7 in the bottom Of
the shaft. The tunnel will soon iu-
tersect the vein being driven for.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Jerry Williams is beck from Delta.
and has taken G. r. Zoellners place
as Rio Grande ticket agent. Mrs.
Williams and children arrived last
night ny Zoellner will take vaca-
tion elsewhere.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

The new La Neta management re-
ports trade holding up fine during
these wr''sr months. Messrs I.ehr-
ritter and iIowland are making every
effort 10 accommodate the travelling
public and to build up a reputation
for the big hotel that will max il
the popular resort hotel Of Colorano
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

The kebler pass mill Of The Endner
Lumber company has closed down
the winter, though logging will con
tinue for some weeks yet, TO clean up
some l25,ooo feet Of timber, and
have it ready for spring work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

w. L. Sammons, wife and two
children, drove over Wednesiay
from the Powder horn country 10 Dc
some Christmas shopping Folks in
the valley are going to have a grand
celebration with school entertain
ment, tree and all the trimmings
on Christmas Eve.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

sampliners are giving away l.sa-
cola pennies 10 their christmas
shoppers. These are very scarce aud
hard 10 get. and sold in the cas-. for
as high as twenty five cents each.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

We note by the Grand Junction
paper that the partnership Of j. j.
Potter and X. j. Potter has been
dissolved by mutual consent, w. W
Wilson buying out the hall interest
Of the elder MIR. Potter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Charley Oliver arrived frasa Ia
osla Tuesday evening. going 10 rs,-
kin, his old hoFae. However. he
was quite III, and stopped over q, La
Neia hotel for a few days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

After SIX weeks pieasaatls sPesi
IN 1susHlssn with her sister. Mrs. w
G. Skinner. Mrs lHa u Hatfield, de
parted ednesdas ioT her home ~
Oklahoma Ciav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Mrs. y T. MsIier has received ne
eessed lae sad ne@s thai her sleie-'
brother. John hiestzman. died re-
eopfly al MIdilesoxn. Dasa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Frank And.Fsan j. back ~ the
barber shop "a Ionsssihi avenue. az
Clyde Lang heal.h slled at the ia.
danr woIk az | he wa campeiled X
seek s1me other occ' patton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

aIs~ Matt.e broun retsEnea iss--
aav IRON tws n4onzss- IA t.assers
CsloEa4la.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

AEs " Il. Moase iass sesaestss.
fr sagssa 10 s,sss her aaaghiar Mrs.
E9ese tsalians
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Miss Marie Blsck ssscnt tho tsTsi
II the w.,k Al La Nssa. Fetsr-sns
n uedaes4as b rested B.sste.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Caas. Gas-er has 0aus 10 ca-aeEs
=sss;ss aa sE.sne~s
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
L<5 24u.W

Doe F.srsu.s ~ n H,cnver fS~ ;
tlase
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

IMPROVED ORDER RED NEN-Nez Peree.
Write Ne. s-Meets every Saturday eveuinS
NJ osd Mems hail, Tomichi ave.
Frank Zueelder. sachem.
r. Hurley, C. of r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

OOF, Gunnisnn Lodge No. 30 Meets
as every Monday night at l. O. o. +, hail,
Vain street x. q. Estes y. q.
Clarence Adams. secretary.
NasiIti Rehek ali Lodge No. AZ, meets first and
third Tuesdays. Miss Martha 4. Bro sn- y, q.
Mrs. Ida y. Meyer, Secretary.
F&A NJ tiunnison Lodge N0 30 NJ eets
~ seeond and fourth Tuesnsys at Masonic
hall, Virginia Ave. j n. Howiand, W. NJ.
n X. Akin, secretary
ernnnison Chapter Ne. Is meets third Friday.
:. L. Spencer T.. II. T..
q. n. Howland, secretary.
Guunison Commsnaefy. n. 7. No. : meets
second Wednesday. .. n. Aikine. +. &.
y. IL. Howland, Rec
Naunita Chapter No. 81. O r s. meets second
ana fourth fri1sys- Mrs. Alice Eastman, ". NJ
Mrs. Florence Harper secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

ODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA-Gun-
niss'n Camp No. 7s1-Neets first and
third Thursday evenings IN Quiuns hall.
Dain street E. H. MeDJwell NC
A. J. Chinery, Clerk.
WOODMEN OF TIE woRLD-Gunui-oa
- Camp No. ~. meets every wednesday,
W0iaG at Woodnen hall. Scott block.
y. a. Miller. C. C.
Bsery ?. Lake, Clerk
0unnison Circle Ne A2a Women AZ Woadcrns4
oasa every peesyBd and fourth Tuesdays.
Miss Mary Zeixie-. 9. n
ur~. Msty Van Aken. Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Don I fail to read all oar ad
Gavette Bios
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
oluoca DIRECTORY.

IAIHOLlC Church Services every FIRST ar
" third sur day II month. frst mass a md
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Commissioner MacfarIand formally
opened The annual carnival and festival
Of the knights Of Pythsas last evening.
Promptly at s O'Clock he entered the
Pythian Temple, accompanied by the
guard Of honor formed by the First Bat
talon, First Regiment. Uniform Rank
Knights OF Pythias, and after making a
brief address he turned the affair over
TO President w a. Kimmel. Of the gen
eral committee.
SeaTly fifteen hundred persons attended
during the evening. and every part OF the
temple from the top floor. where q min-
iature circus and n vaudeville perform
ance were in progress. 10 the refreshmeut
room and country store" I'm the base
ment was crowded by joyous groups OF
Pythians. their families. and friends
At 10 O'Clock the floor OF the large audi
torium was cleared for dancing. which
lasted until an early hour this morning.
Uniformed members or the First Bat
TALON mingled with young women in
fancy costumes as they went through
waltzes, two-steps. and other dances
Raising Funds 20 Cancel Debt.
The object Of the carnicaI Is to raise
money for the Temple fund. and last
night every member Of the fraternity
present seemed enthusiastic in his efforts
70 swell the fund. with which il is hoped
TO cancel the debt Of the home ana pro-
vide for its interior decoration
In his opening address Commissioner
Macfarland referred % the fact that he
spoke az the laying Of the corner stone
OF the Temple In 19s. and six months
late rat The dedicatory services. He re-
called that the order had been founded
In Washington iu 1864 and that from
an original membership Of thirteen IL
had grown 10 include more than 7000 900
persons. This. he said. did not surprise
him. because the order was founded on
the tcardinal principles Of friendship,
benevolence. and charity.
Elaborate arrangements have been made
for the entertainment OF the throngs
which visit the v2TnivaL a japanese tea
room has been established 10 the gallery
overlooking the main hail. where those
who wish % avoid the crush in the audi
torium below can sip their tea. listen 20
the music, and watch the merry crowds
about them. Mrs. Samuel BaSsett, as
sisted by a corps OF young women. has
charge Of the room. Mrs Saliie Crupper
runs a Chinese Laundry on one side OF
the main han. where surprise packages OF
laundry are given out in exchange for
checks representing a small addition 20
the temple fund
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

The FISH pond. where everybody IS sure
10 catch something. is under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Frank Wooster Mrs James
" Carter runs brag bag. IN which her
patrons are given an opportunity 10 grab
something useful or ornamental at so
much a chance Mrs Claude r. Wood
ward runs the village post-of5ce." where
al mail Is delivered promptly 10 any one
in the building, with a small due stamp
for special deliveries. The sale OF post
cards writted from one guest 70 another
in the Hiding was large last night.
4 japanese pool table wiki young
women attendants dressed in japanese
costumes, is one Of the popular features
Of the carnival Mrs. Thomas a. Bvnum
and her corps Of attractive assistants
keep the score and give out the prizes
won.
on the top floor Of the Tempt a one
ring circus, with large corps Of juvenile
performers, clowns, acrobats. and per
forming animals which have ''Barnum
beaten a block" In the words OF Manager
Percy Oliver, draw crowds. In strong
rivalry with the circus are the vaudeville
and dime museum. in which musical en-
tertainments and museum freaks are
offered as Inducements 70 the crowd as
they leave the circus I'm the next room.
In the arm0ry in the basement there
is country store where bargains can
be had every night. and a restaurant
which was largely patrOniZed. especially
during the intermisSions IN the dancing.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
scottish nIiner,s Wit.

From the Dundee Advertiser.
An amusing comment was made by q
miner at an ambulance lecture in Elphin-
stone, East Lothian. The lecturer had
stated that II suffocation from choking
was likely 10 ensue the simplest rened,,
to give. relief till medical aid arrived was
to take me pointed penknife and make
small incision in the throat. One OF
the miners then shouted, "Ye dinna ken
Elphinstone folks. III was to try thar
the morn. here's what wad happen- II
that mad died his folk wad hae me prose-
euted for murder. and il he got better
ne himself wad be the first TO prosecute
me for cutting his throat"