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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03
MUM. AZ

Isidoro ArmiIo, del condado de Dofia
Ana.
Gobernador del Estado, H. O. Bur-
sum, del condado de Socorro.
Teniente Gobernador, Venceslao
Jaramillo, del condsdo de Rio Arriba.
Secretario de Estado, NathauJ affl,
del condado de Chavez.
Procurador General, Ralph c. Ely,
del condado de Chavez.
Tesorero del Estsdo, MIguelito A.
Otero, del coudsdo de Santa Fe.
Auditor del Estado, II. H. Belts,
del condado de Grant.
Comisionado de los terrenos p1bli-
COS, K. p. Ervien, del condado de
Union.
Superintendente de la obstruction
Pdbllca, DR.. (. McQaeen Gray, del
condado de Bernanlo.
Juez Presideute dc Ia Uorte Supre.
una, Frank w. Parker, del condado
de Dofii Ana, y jueoes asociados: ].
G. Roberts, de Cjliax, y NJ. G. Nee.
chem, del condado de SCcono.
A Catron va Fall, seg1u este acuer.
do, Sc les dtja en- las flerzas reservls-
taq para dArles en- case de que algunos
de los mencionados no quieran 10 que
81 es dc.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03
COnlaRdO los POlIOS AnleS de
Tempo.

Seg1n The Denver Post, de Den
yer, Colorado, va los republicanos
que mandau, ordenan y dlrlgen en- su
partido, en- este Terrltorio, estan ecu
pandose en- hacer la division entire 81,
de los empleos prlncIpales, baJo el re-
gimentl fdturo del Estado dc Nuevo
Mexico. Uno de los acuerdos, seg1n
The Post, es este;
Ssnadores al senado do los Estados
Unldos, Charles Springer, del cOnda.
do lie CofaI, y Solomon Luna, del
cUndado &c Valencia.
Dlputados al Ccngresoi Charles
sptess, del copdado De SIN Miguel, q
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03

FL crfmen que cometl0 Ottiz solo
hs sido rivalizado en- su horripilsn
ella por el que cometio Sipio Agulisr.
A el no lie tenemos ninguns lastims ;
q quien sf le tenemos lastima es q su
buen padre, Don Jes1s Ma. Ortiz,
quien en- el caso no Ia hschD por su
NAL hi sino 10 que habrfa hecho
cuales luiera otro padre, en- iguales
circunstancias. FL que su hijo hsya
caido en tan terrible yerro no fl ja
ningdu descredito sobre 81; solo Sc
prueba aquella maxims que dice;
que no todos los dedos de las manos
son iguales.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03
En- La COrie de DiStrilO.

Desde el lunts esta en- session en- es-
ia Ia corte de distrit) presldl la por el
Juez j. G. Roberts.
FL grande y pequeEo jurados SO
c0mponen como sigue:
Juan Sandoval, Antonio Lucero v
Jlr6n, Antonio NJ. Marquee, Nepo.
muceno PadlIla, Carlos Bastos, Fell.
pc Galltgos, DlIf1 Atencio, presiden.
te, Pablo Gonzales, FIorencio Martf.
nez, Fernandez ArmiIo, JESUS Ara
goD, Eliseo Maestas, Miguel Medina,
Juan G. Apodscs, John Hsrtmsn,
Gregorio GArdofio, Pablo A. sena,
Portirio SaIazar, Jose |. Sena, Trini.
dad Sens, Bias VIII.
COmponen el pequefo Jurado los
siguientes: Ambrosio Martinez, Sc.
bastian Ortegs, Maximiano Coma.
les, Jes6s NJ. Ortiz, Regime Tafoya,
Antonio Busus, SeverianO Baea, Ig-
nacio Padilla, Jesns M. Pine, Isldro
Busiamaute, Cruz Gallegos, Il. S.
Crot ks, Ismael TruJlllo, Juan A. Ar
chulets, Tomas Esquibel, Jose Aga.
plto Martinez, Ralph Gohlke, Tran
quilino Baca, Fliomeno Gonzales,
Fred Westerman, Jose Rivera, Jose
Tenorio, Noverto Garcis, Francisco
Duran.
Son los oficiales de Ia corte los ST.
guientes: Rafael Gallegos, lnterprete
del gran Iuradoj mensaJeros; IudaIe-
clio Sens, Jorge Paeheco, Antonio A.
Romero, y Pablo Gonzales.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03

T 10 N, r II E., and Sc. | NE. /,
NE. / Sc. /, Of Se'tiun 2i,. Town
ship 10 n, Rdnge l6 E., n. NJ. p. Me.
ridiau, has filed notice of intention to
make final FIVE year proof, to establ-
ish claim to the laud above des-
cribed, byflre Robert l.. M. Ross,
U. S. Court Commissioner, at La
Vegas, n NJ, on the 18th. day Of
January, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: d.
mingo Hays, Manuel Hays, Amadc
Hidslg0 aud ChsrIes +. Alden all Ol
Les Vegas, n M.
MANUEL r. OTEH0.
1913 g. Register
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03
La Convention Constitutional de
Arizona.

La convention constitutional de
Arizona esta para concluir la tarea
que lie ha encomtndado el pueblo. En-
una semara mss es mas que proha-
BILE que los constituyentas hsyan
vuelto q sus casss y Que Ell documen-
to este va ante el pueblo para su ma.
dura consideration.
FL documento de Arizona pr0ba-
blemente no resu'tlra tan bombastico
como ell nuestrc, pero con toda segu
ri lad Sc puede decir que sera mas
amigabIp a los intereses del put bio
que ell de Nuevo Mexico. Drl docu.
mento de Nuevo Mexico, preparado
para que sirva de base al future esta-
do, Sc ha dicho "que es mas Il ruido
que esta metiendo que les nueces que
contiene." Todo ESQ que ha sido c.
piado, palabrs por palabrs, de la
Constitution de los Estados Unidos,
no es otra cosa que bnmbo, para des.
orientar la stenci0n de los incsutas,
De les hechcs en- la esusa, clmo dicen
los abogados. Por ejemplo. Todo
aquello dc la llbertad de cuItos, don
de sc dice que cada quieu podra prac-
ticar la religion que le acomode, ha
sido copiado palabra por palsbra de
la Constitution Federal, y ESQ era in-
necesario, por lue, aunque go hui iera
querido, no podrfa haberse dispuesto
de otra manera en- nuestra ley fonda
mental. Pero yR todos ssbemos por q.
que Sc hizc: Sc crey0 que era una me-
cesidad para coger votOs para la Cons.
tituci0n.
En- la Constitutional de Arizona
tambien han metido, 8, mas bien,
han querido meter sus patas los
intereses que buscan privileglos
especiales en- las constituciones Y le-
yes del pals, pero no les ha Waldo ha
Ger ninguna de las suyas, pues dicen
los despachos del Jueves en- Ia noche
que, tras de ruda oposici0n, la con-
venci0n adopt0 y escribi6 en- la cons
tituci6D, el Jueves de esta semana, las
clausuas del referendum, de la ini-
ciativa y la revocatoria. En- esta a.
TINA clausula So dispone que el pue-
bio del estad0 podra cuando 10 crea
neCesario, remover de su empleo, por
msyorfa de votos, sin apelar q las
cortes, q cualesquier empleado que
haya sido elegido por ell pueblo, des-
de ell mas alto hasta ell mas inferior.
Los sueldos de los empleados del
estsdo han sidO III dos como sigue;
gobernador, 81, 900 al sflo; secretario
de estado, SO, 500; jueces de la supre-
ma corte, 81, 900 al siio A los Jue.
ces superlores SO les flo su salario a
raz6n de $4,000 al afo, cada uno,
en- los cinco principsIes condados, y a
raz6n de SO, 900 en- los otros condados.
Sc vera por esto que los constitu.
yentes del Territorlo de Arizona
parecen tener msyor interes en- prote
ger los intereses de los contribuyen.
tes que los de los busca destlnos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03
CITAoIoN PoR PUBLICATION


COndado de San Miguel
En- la Corte de DistrltO,
Cuarto Distrito Judicial,
Sarah A. Baker,
Demandante
VS.. No. B75s
Harry w. Garberson,
demandado en- la eanaa
arrlba titulada.
Por este SO 10 notlfica que un pelt0
ha sldo instituldo en- contra de usted
en- Ia Corte de Distrito del Condado
de San Miguel en- ell Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico, en- el Cuarto Distrito
Judicial de dichO Terrltorio; por Ia
demandante, Sarah A. Baker, por
medic del cual la dlcha demanGante
pide luicio en- contra de usted por la
suma de doseientos pesos ($200) Jun.
tameDte con Tedito sobTe Ia dtcha 81.
una q razon de seis por clento al afio
a partir del dia de Abrll dc 1909,
hssta que sea psgada, proviniendo
dlcho reclamo de dlneros pl lestados y
adelautados d usted por Ia dlcha de-
mandante.
Ademas Sc le notlHca que clertos
eiectos, blenes y propiedad de su per.
tenencla han sid0 enbargados en- d.
cha causa para satlsfacer dlcho recla.
mo y que q menos que usted entire o
hega que SO entire, su comparencla en-
dicha causa en- 8 antCs del dia "a de
Enero, A. ID. 1911, julcio sera dado
en- contra de usted y de su propledad
para satl,facer el dicho reclamO.
Los abogadCs de Ia demand nte 10
son los 81 Eores Hunker & Hunker,
cuya direction postal es Las Vegas,
| New Mexico,
Fechudo este dia 80 de Novlembre,
A. ID. 1910.
| (SELLo) JOHN JoERNs,
12 3 At. Escribano.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03

D,ha Martina DeIg do de g MA.
les ~ hR vl.t0 muy euferma en- su
re- lencia IN e4ta h8ce alRun Ii, mpo,
pero en- eft 8 6ltlmos diss su condl
ci0n ha sito tai que pareren haber
desapareeito todss las elperaBzqs dp
salvsrle Ia vida. ID ie u lanes ha
tstsdo paraliEada y sin hsbla. Ls
enfstmedad principal que padece q
W cancer ep 81 egt6magc,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03
AVISO.
lamar, Colo, Nov. 25 de 1910.

Lamar, Colo, Nov, 25 de 1910.
A QIien C0ncierDa.
HabIendo mi espOss, Tomasita
Martinez, faltado A sus obligaclones
maritales, motive a 10 cusl existe la
separation entire ambos como marido
y nIujor, por 10 tsntO doy aviso que
no sere respon-able por ninguna deu.
ds que ella cOntraiga en- mi nombre
como mi esposa.
I234t APAR1Cfo QUINTANA,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03

VENTA DE 10 CENTAYOS
UHGuletas, cafeteras y tenens, ca.
betas, trampitas para 10 ropa, handle
las para fregar, bolO para los zapatos
y centenares do otros aFticulns tod .
del valor de l6c q SOC, estan ahora de
venta en- nuestra ventana.
A i0c Oada Cosa.
F.G. GEHRING
Si6,SiS Douglas Ave, Temple Mesouicos
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03
Convention DemOcrallca de
COndadO.

Por cuanto la Comiai6n Central
Democratiea del Territorio de Nuevo
Mexico ha convocado una conven.
ci6n Territorial para que Sc reuna en-
la ciuiad de Santa Fes el sabado, dia
II de Dlciembre, a la 1880 p. NJ, Gu.
va convention tendra por ohjeto de.
terminar Ia actitu que debe tomar
el partldo Democratlco con respecto
{ Ia Rdopcion 8 rechazsmiento de la
constitution, y transar otros nego-
clos que puedan propiamepts presen.
tarse ante Ia misma;
Por 10 tanto una convention de los
Dem6crstas del Condado de San Mi.
guel es por eta convocsda para que
Sc reuna on Las Vegas, el lueves, dia
10 de Diciembre, 1910, con el fin de
elegir % delegados para que repre-
senten a dIch) condado en- la conven.
ci6n territorial predIcha, y para tran
sar otros negocios que puedau pro-
piamente venlr ante dlcha conven-
cl6n de condado.
B 10 un prorrateo hecho por Ia Co.
mission Central hasado en- un delega
60 por cada l5 votns 8 fraction de
dados por el candidate democrata pa
ra delega 10 al c)ugreso en- la election
general de 1908, los varios preciutos
de dicho condado estaran intitulaeos
a la sigulente representation de dele.
gados;
PCTo. DGDo. rCTo. DGDo.
San Miguel, oo4 2S Chavez .,,a..,l
2 La Cuesta o.o.ol 30 r. Las Vegas26
3 Las Vegas sur.5 30 Cafioncito ..,2
4 Tecolute,.n,ool 81 Puertecito. o.2
5 Las Vegaso.~10 80 e. Pueblo. 2
6 Las Vvgas.,.i0 33 los VigiIes. J.. 3
7 + Machoa,...l "a San I4idro. j.. 3
s Las Vegas Arrlba2 35 Las Gallinas 8
9 Pect s"..,.....5 36 Pefissco. 49,. 3
10 Chaperitoa..o2 81 El Cerrlto. +. /
II San Jer0nlmo.6 6 80 Los Torres o...l
IL Rowe. .......2 80 Tecolotito 49,. 2
13 R9ciada .".,. . 40 Barnal .o,.o...2
IA S,pe.lo oonoo3 Al Canon Largo. /
10 Manuelitas. 20 ~ Il lmerovlle. 2
l6 La Uni0n.,a.3 48 San Agustio, /
II San Pstricio.1 A ojitos Frlos. 80 8
iS San Lorenzool 45 El Aguila ..,2
10 Mckinley ..~l 40 Emplazado 80
20 San Juan.a.1 AZ Hot Springs j, |
2l Casa Colorado as Trementina. -. A
- Sabints),.,o.2 80 Aqua ZArca. ..1 /
% San jose. .."2 80 Guadalupe. ..ol
"a La Liendre. 20 81 Las Despensas 3
20 Pefia Blanca 81 CoIonias Arrlba.. .
20 Los Aamos q 90 Encinosa. .... 8
y San Psblo...3 81 MIshawaks 20
90 Cherryvale. q
Sc suplica q las varias comislones
de precintos que convoquen sus res
pectivas primarias on la fecha que las
mismas designer, Y que nombren sus
delegados a fin de tener representa-.
cion completa de todos los precintos
Por 6rden de Ia Comisi0n Centra
Democratlca del CJndado de San Mi
guel.
Il. @. DE BACA,
Certlhco; Presidente.
GGo, II. HUNKER,
Secretsrio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
OG955.
Not Coal Land.

Department Of the lot lrlor,
U. s Land on est SAINTS Fs, N. NJ.
November 26, 1910
N tlce il hereby given tist An.
dres Chavez Y sAuch'z, of Lss We.
gas, y. NJ, VIII, On 5 pt-mner Z,
1905 made honest I'D entry, n
s5ll 06955. fr sW. | NV. / NV
sW / r lots 2 aud 81, ssctlOp 49,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03

Don Candldo Velasquez estuvo en-
en- la ciudad el viernes, y renov6 su
suscripoi0n q La Voc. El sefioE Ve-
lasquez reside en- French.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03

Peor que una alarma dc ineendio on
la noche es ls tos metaica del crup tra-
yendo la pesadumbre al hogar. LIS
madres cuidadosRs mantienen oil RENE.
dio para la tos FOley's Honey and Tar
on Ia casa y 10 dan cuando notan los
primeros sintomas del peligro de tos.
No contiene opiatos. De venta on Lee
Boticas de La Cruz Roja y o, @, schse.
fer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-12-03
TO ADVERTISERS.

We guarantee the largest cir.
euistion Of any other weekly
or daily laieal published In
New Mexico.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

Edward VII. vii be laid 10 rest
BY the side Of his royal ancestors
tonorrsw. Earth 70 earth dust
70 dust" But thou shait.lie down
Nith PsuiaTchs Of the infant world
with kings, The powerful Of the earth
the wise. the good. fair forms.
and hosry seers OF ages past"
Who OF the humblest o. rs would
change places today with this once
mighty king9 He IS hBmoled as
lowly as the lowest peasant in all his
realm. and the mesnesS and most
miserable OF his subjects IS mightisr
than Edward. and counts himself
more fortunate than his Sovereign
II that &c IS aliw. By the right Of
birth was Edward made king. 10
a country ike ours he could lot have
been elected president. Yet he was
q good man. as kincs are measured
The wonder IS that be should hav,
/ beer so good and just king. wheE
/ one considers his environments anC
I his ancestry. Edward was a frens
% America. and his memory is
psrt Of our heritage. May Georg'
v. prove as good king and warn
a friend 70 the common people Q
els realm. is TIE slent prayer Q
lsvers Of human liberty everyshers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

Everything points 70 the fact that
IN certain quarters an attempt IS be
ing made 70 discre6it a particular
organization that has interested It
self n civic affairs here. Some OF
these people have been singled out
apparently as horrible examples OF
Inconsistency. tits unfortunate that
in our nauowness We are prone TO
pick out that which IS weak in or
neighbor 70 justify our own weak
ness. We mortsls sometimes stoop
70 very little mean. contemplate
things 10 ease our conscience.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
Or. Smith Sunday Night.

All the churches in town VIII dis
pense with services next Sunday
night to allow the members of the
several congregations to hear DR..
w. r. L. Smith. pastor of the Sec
ond Baptist Church. Richmond. in
the college chapel.
DR.. Smith viii deliver the annual
address before the Young Mems
Christian Association of William
ana Mary on that night. DR.. Smi b
is a fluent speaker. aud the sermon
will be one well worth hearing. The
service will begin at O'Clock. and
the public is cordially invited to be
present.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
Successful Celebration at Norge.

The 18th of May Celebration at
Norge was a day OF sunshine II ev-
cry respect. The Y. P. L. u. had
left nothing undone to make il q sue
cess. An elaborate programme con-
sisting of several musical selections
by -four boys. and mixed choir.
welcome address by Rev. J. o.
Tweton and the Grafton of the day
by the Hon. @. N. 'Haugen. was
rendered.
Rev. Tweton emphasized partic-
ularly that the celebration was an
expression OF respect for the mem
orY of the forefsthers and lof graft
tude for the heritage resolved. which
enabled them TO contribute mater
ially TO the welfare of OF this
country, the same as all other
American citizens Of the different
foreign extracions.
The Hon. Haugen delivered ar
excellent Grafton and revealed {
thorough knowledge not only o.
American institutions and history
but also European. He held th'
wrapt attention of his audience 70
about az hour. The address had a.
historical setting and was laden wit
timely advice. especially so to ID
young men and women. II Wa
unanimously considered an ex
/ cspnonslly well balanced Grafton
/ Politically he is one OF the Republ
can 'progTessives, which was evi
/ dent from his contention for create
representative liberty an the Hous
I OF Representatives.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

A wise resolution passed by the
City Council has SCI aside next week
as cleaning week il Williamsburg.
Il IS encouraging TO SEE that body
admit that cleaning up IS a good
thing after al. Now let each OF Us
rske the time and trouble 70 clean
up, so that We viii present = neat
appearance while the college finals
are on. We want to see a big at
tendance at both colleges next fall.
We can help by having a clean town.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry,
scenic Route to the West.

Scenic Route 20 the West
Fast Vestibuled Trains. PsrlOr Garsto
Richmond Pullman Sieepers TO Louis
vile. Cincinnati, Chicago, St, louis
wESrBoUSD DAILY TRAfNc.
Lv. williamsburg loss &. n. and 5:SI
r n. Direct connections for al
points West, Northwest and South.
wcse-
Fast Trairs tor AsvPon News, horioh are
Old Point
Lv Williamsburg s:5S a. N, and %:5e
=. 20.
Locals Tor Newport News.
Lv, Williamsburg 9,12 a n, 6;2S 2. N
Loeals Tor Rishmond.
". WILLIAMSBURG $50 a. m. sis "a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
THURSDAY. MAY. 70. 1910.

Il is p1y the Ordnance Com (
mittee OF the Cry Council has seen
1t 70 emssculste the ordinance [
o. sanitation as offered at the
last session OF that body. As
Ear as It goes. the proposed measure
is a good one. Il IS weak more II
omissions than otherwise. Fer
instance. sanitary ordnance must
Be compulsory 70 be effective Il
must COMPEL EVERYBODY 70
Go certain things in a prescribed
manner. The talk Of a compulsory
ordnance beng a burden on the
public is chlo's talk. The object CT
this and every other ordinance OF
Ike naturs IS 10 make the careless
90 that which the public good de-
nancs. Our neigh5or may not
need az ordnance 70 make HIM keep
his prem ses clean and sanitary.
while &c would DO nothing to keep
our place clean unless forced 70 DO
SO. Our reighbor might have his
4 pr misses sPotess. while OUTS would
/ be reeking in hth. Il IS that kind
OF q ciy;z.1 that should be compelled
. BY law to clean 10. The NEST OF
the Health Officers recommended
ton was the feature requiring al
1 closets 70 be screened. The CON
non house-dy carries the dangerous
typhoid germ. OPen closets. ever
L cleaned mouthlY, OF daily for that
IS the real danger. II they ard
closed they VII be harmless, oPcI
they are a prolific source OF con1mi
nation. We believe the Council
composed o. earnest, honest men
and want 70 Go the right thing.
were better that they Ell on the sid
OF right than 70 GO nothing and b
wrong. They should either dispens
with the City Health Officer. @
abide by. and follow MS recon
4 mendz6ons. The new state sanitsr
4 laws are most ngid. and Il diseas
i comes here next sumner We a.
sure 70 hear from il II q way tn
VIII prove disastrous 10 Our basine'
interests. a clean. CIT or5inanC
covering the whole matter OF sau
B tznou VII not only relieve the CT
I Council OF responsibility, but nal
Il possible 70 face the world with
- clear conscience. The Gazette
only interested as are other citizen
= and has only tie good OF the tov
8 az heart
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

Everybody and everything takes
holiday during the summer but the
devil and the newspapers. This IS
a doubtful combination FOR the good
people to leave behind TO run things.
Il IS fortunate. however. that the
newspapers are always on their Job.
or the devil might undo all the good
work that the aforesaid good PEG
PIE" have accomplished before holi-
day time. We notice the free IL
brary is TO close al next fall. The
holiday idea strikes Williamsburg
Just as soon as the colleges close.
Il seems 70 Us that We have an abun-
dance OF holidays without taking
them. We are opposed 70 the hoh-
day idea as exemplified here. We
some how have got 4 the erroneous
idea that everything stops when the
colleges close. But il does not
There IS just as much work to b'
done as there IS when the colleges
are in full blast. For our part. WI
enjoy the summer Just as much her
as anywhere else. Stay with Us TIL
sumner. and watch how beautiful
things move along. II you must &c
If your health and your pocketboo
demand that you go. why that IS
different thing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
The Record to Bate.
personal.

-Four cases and two deaths. Who
shall DC hungT
-s~eet smiling village, ioveliest o5 ne lawn
NY sports are ned and AL tAy charms
wlth1raWu,
Amidst tny bowers ne syyants h2n1 = seen,
and aesnlat1en saddenn al M grscn."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

A man that win abuse and mis-
treat his horse or his dog. IS set
down as inhuman and beastly. And
we hold that a man who nisuseS
and misreats the beautiful trees
that spread their broad. green
branches above his head to shelter
him from the heat OF the sun and
the blast OF the storm, IS IN the
same category. If We look about
US along the country roads we see
where vandal hands have cut down
and mutlsted the grand old trees
that took Nature a hundred years or
more 70 nj and form and fashion for
mans enjoyment. II is dissertation
pure and simple 70 destroy a shade
tree. Why. il takes a hundred
years Of growth TO make what ar
ignorant axeman can destroy IN {
few minutes. There ought to be ;
law on the subject OF shade trees OF
our streets and on our public high
ways. The boards OF supervisor
should pass a law governing thr
care and p eservatiOn OF trees aloni
and upon the public roads. L-t u
/ spare the trees to make beautiful OF
4 country. and 70 gladden. our hearts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

Dick Roberts viii DC IN town ev-
cry Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
with fresh oysters and crabs. Call
him as he passes by with his push
cart.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

HaIley's comet did not wipe Us
off the face Of the earth, as even
some enlightened people in Williams
burg fully expected. Il IS said one
religious enthusiast had predicted q
dire and awful calamity. and had
worked up some poor girls 70 the
lachrymose stage. A wise Creator
mas taken care Of this sinful world a
very long time, and He still reigns.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

Battered az the postothce in Williams
burE as second class uaI-matter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

An exchange says most OF the
peaches in Georgia were hurt dur
NJ the recent freeze. They should
move to Seneca. Our peaches are
wearing crop stitch and peek-s-boo
waists.-Seneca. s. C.. Farm and
Factory.
Surely the Seneca peaches wore
oloom( er)s first.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

PARIS GREEN IN small o. large
Quantities packed in IA. ] !. l. 2
and s pound packages. a. Stones
Drug Store