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Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14
MOrt6U6e Sale.

First Publication December 3rd, 1891.
DEFAULT having been made in the payment Of
terest which became due Oil the LIST day of Janu.
airy A. D. 1891. and which is claimed to be due
and is due and ullpnid at the dnte Of this note,5
Upon Upon. @ sertin % %mortgage duly executed and de-
his wife, ut the county of Marshall and state OF
Minnesota. as mOrtgagors. to John s. Hooper
OF the county Of Suffolk and state Of Mnssachu-
setis. rs mortgagee. bearing date the 25th day
OF November A. D. 1880. and duly
recorded in the office OF the Register nf Deeds il
and for the Cnunty of Marshall and State o
Minneaota. OH the 3lst day of January A. D.
1880 ut 5 O'Clock p: NJ. in Book l. OF Mortgages
Oh page 367 and which said mortgage was exc
cutei to secnre that certnin promis>ory note Of
si0O dated November 9Th, 1889, and due Novem-
her9th 1894. with interest annually from date at
the rate OF per cent per annum. signed by said
mortgagors as makers and delivered and pay
able to the order of said Mortga. ee, and the said
mOrtHaxee by reason of the said default in the
payment of said interest has elected to exercise
and q, use - his option and he does hereby declare
that the whole sum Of money which is secured by
said mortgagefs Is now due ai.d pay able. and there
is claimed to he due and unpaid at the date OF
this notici. npon said note and mortgage the
sum Of four huadred ,ioiiars [$4OOl as principal
and the sum OF tftysix dollars and sixteen cents
I$56. .l6-lOOl as interest and action proceed
Ing at law or otherwise having been instituted o
re over the debt secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof. NJ
Now. THEREroHE. notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of a power Of sale contained in said
case made and provided the said mortgage will
be foreclosed. and the premises described in ano
covered by said mortgage, yix
The east half OF the southeast quarter Re !. OF
Sc NJ OF section two ri III township one hundred
and fifty Ave l55]. north. Of range forty-seven
[Fl. west, containing eighty acres more
or less according to the government survey
In Marshall County Dad State Of Minnesota.
with the heredtamentsa and appurtenances. will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash to pay said debt and interest
on said premises. and twenty-five dol
lars attorney s fees as stipulated in and by said
mortgage in case Of foreclosure, and the dis
bursements allowed by law; which sale will be
made by the Sheriff OF said Marshall County. al
the front door Of the Court House. in the Village
OF Warren in said County and State. on Saturday
the 10Th of January A. ID. 1892. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
OF that day, subject tO redemption at any time
within one year from the day OF sale as provided
by law.
Dated December End, Il. d. 1891.
JOHN s. HOOPER, Mortgagee
Phelps MARTIN, Attorneys for Mortgagee,
Duluth. MINI. 52-6
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by an East India mission
ary the formula of simple yege-
table remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
all throat and lung affections, also
a positive and radical cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous
Complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers in
thousand cases, has felt it his duty
to make it known to his suffering
fellows. Actuated by this motive
AMI desire to relieve human
suffering, | will send free Of
charge to all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French or
English, with full directions for
preparing and using. seut by
addressing with stamp, naming
this paper: w. A. Moves, 800.
Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y.
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SDeciDaeN Cases.

S. Il. Clifford, New cassol, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was dis.
ordered, his Liver was effected to
an alarming degree, appetite fell
away, and he was terribly reduced
in flesh and strength. Three bot.
ties of Electric Bitters CURED him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
H., had running sore OH his le;
of eight years standing. Use,
three bottles OF Electric Bitter
and seven boxes Of Bncklen's Ar
niGa salve, and his leg is snun6
and we'll. John Speaker, Ca,awba
o., had FIVE large fever sores on has
leg; doctors said he was incurable,
One Bottle Electric Bltters and
one box Rucklen's Arnica Saly,
cured him entirely. Sold by f. f
Whitney.
Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14
Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that sealed
proposals will be received at the
County Auditors office in Warren
Marshall County, Mimi, until the
25th 'lay Of january, 1892, for th,
depository Of the County funds
stating what security will be given,
to hold the funds OF said County
and what interest on monthly bal.
ances will be paid to said county fol
the use of said funds, all deposits oi
money with interest accrued thereon
to be held subject to draft and pay
ment at all times, on demand.
r. GLAyIN, Auditor,
Marshall Co
Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14
.N0u, Irzl This.

1t will cost you nothing md will
surely do you good, if you have a
Cough, Cold or any trouble, with
flifoat Chestor Lungs. Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs or Colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will be paid
back. Sufferers from La Grippe
found it just the thing and nnder
it's use had speedy and perfect re-
coyery. Try q sample bottle a.
our expense and learn for yourself
Just how good a thing it is. Trial
bottles free at e: F. Whstney's
Drug Store. Large size SOC. and
81 on 9
Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14
Warren 5hRaf.
J.P. MATTSON,
Editor and Proprietor.
Thursday January 14th, 1892.

The sHEAF will publish the pro.
eeedines OF the county board, fresh
and complete, during the year 1892,
and our subscribers will lose moth.
'ng by our not being the official pa
per- Being located nt the county
seat we will be able to furnish our
readers far more county news than
the Official paper can possibly do.
Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14

OUR SUBSCRIBERS are being so well
pleased with the premium pictures
offered with the Shear, we have 10.
cided to keep open our offer as lono
as our present supply holds out
You can get the ton beautiful
pictures free by paying up what Won
owe on the paper and year in ad.
vance You want the pictures and
we need the money.
Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14

| January fth, 1892, 8 o'clock "A. NJ.
| Afant;no =, 1lo5 -, e,r1lo,. he, thn cha;r.
| "a s.
illil, fullsbOafu presellt. 4.
! The following bills were audited
~
toa.s ,l. go. u.io"eNs
John Hughes medicine for panper
A. d. Anderson IS O5
John p. Iattson-publishing county
treasurer's notice IS
John P. Mattson- n-publishug Co.
Commissioners proceedings II %
Pioneer preas Uo--blanks 70
do do do 10 50
do do deed record book,
Go. record and Blanks 81 90
Pioneer Prsss Co.-blnnks - w
}. q. neutrality-suspicious. school NOTICE 20
Olson Holen-40, 900 lb egg coal ls. Oo
do eldthihg for Wessenberg . 20
do monthly allowance to
Mrs Fallman Is w
Olson Y Holen--gOods for Joseph Gualen ~ W
40 90 Jos. Mcrfisat W
40 Konthly allowance 10
slfs nS sfnruu ~ w
o'soh x II ho'en-soous 1or Jorgeh 'fafDau 10 w
- 'a y. 'ei'sen-io uass "ofA on aps'r'ce
pooAs % w
". ~ 1o"eii-iepa1ts cue. oA court
House ~
'ohn hNel-sneriH 1eSs III case Oh stete
VS.. Cnatiss Hurea ~
! Dsi he"nuih-if''' m p'ace io' "i'l'o"
~ i. iA' oiloo o.
q. se'sou--.~Ae ~ ~Aeoic'ei tfeatiheh' 10
a. ""nns"' 10 w
o'' h'p'la'es nospita'-healca'
. ,,.,NA. " :. Ni.o"sAi ~ 's W
- n 80, W. eo''
-
| r-,,-.-, " "
Loigreh 10 90
Louis Wesso-takins care OF N.
John st.imetx,,or W, tcb,ne hooxo : =
Frank Mitchell , days 3 90
joseph w,..sh, Sins,wateA'"e IVA body OF Frank s,
John Iafond--hoase rent ana tue, for
Mrs Morsette 80 90
Nnu. ); Hoane-l sack hour for Mrs,
Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14
BllcHze1l's .Ar7azctt ,ynZUe.

BIlcELeI1'S s .AF71zclt iSUIUe.
The best Salve in t'le world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Kheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positivel cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by E. Il.
WaINTEY
Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14
county Commissioners PROCEEDINGS.

Proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners at their recuI,r
annual meeting held in Warren on tb,
9th day OF January 1892.
Meeting WAS called to order bv tbe
clerk. Present, +. J. Holan. A. T.
Nuftlng, Anton Hill and D. B. Bakke.
absent, E. Dalquist.
On motion it was resolved that the
chairman be elected by ballot. The
election by ballot was proceeded with
resulting in no choice for the first
second, third and fourth ballots cast
On the fifth ballot Anton Hill was
declared elected chairman for the ensu.
ing year, having received a majority
OF the votes cast.
The Board being duly organized.
proceeded to select names for the list
OF grand and petit jurors.
The following is a list Of names
from which the grand and petit inries
will be drawn to serve at the Nav
and November terms of the District
Court:
Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14
Notice to farmers

The Snake River Farm Elevator
is iioW open to the public, and is pre-
pared to handle your wheat in larg,
or small quantities. Call on
A. Fl. SoUrHwoRTH, Agent.
Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14
GRAND JURY.

GRAND JURY.
onf. h'a''Seh o. p. Oseth
Matthias Hansen Ha,vor Eo,,oa,.
+. 0. Reierson Andraas To,su.
Wv v. Hyhoe Ole Knudsen
o "o"s John Christiansop
o.on "i'iuha Axel Lundquis,
'noers II. O. Johnson
AAufe" n9erke John Swanson
"u'' a Ahoeraon John Dundas
John Lsnsegraf Samue1 fnrr,
"Sh"s o'Soh John A. johnson
B. Jacobson Nil. uo,n,
l.. Lofberg C. End,
Charley Mentzel T.. n. Heuand
John Young Nc Rood
~ 'e''erno'm Th. ThorkelsOn
~ ""shusseh Peter Floe
.s % Anueraon Thomas Topper
sven Granstrand John Sinclair
". y. Campbell James Coon
a. A. Whitney J.E.Cook
o' MANSON Fred Edstrom
" ~ o''H"eii Peter U. Dahle rem
oonn nuS7eh o. Torson
'oi o'ahs John Gratzek
~ nes"ne"h Peter Backstrom
W." nln"r' Charles Wedme
W. " "'"6 ualvor p. Elseth
T. c. Hickman. Jr Carl Yonn,d,b,
N"ion Johnson Ell Slee
-. whitney Edward Franson
". w. Wood e. W pua.
j. N. Loeslie n s,,,
John E. Dalquist A so,bare
'D' i'a"erts John Kurz
John -Knudsen.
PETIT JURY.
c. Bjorgaard q n 1,o,
-"'es l"he John Hougan
John A. Nordgren
John II. Johnson Thomas Ko,st,,,
o'olse benson Pet Bake
Aesoh John l.. Stoke
Frank Ren,illard Arnaa Moo
D. Carnegie Es Nio,sa,,
Alfred Erickson John .Ioh,son
Andrew Swanson Ha,fdan t,,,..,
n"'9 vi John d. Johnson
-''s Nl'soh Carl Hanson
'ounsoh Gunder Evensen
'''e''oS "okRe John Brandsen
.o"a ANDERSON ilalvor Harris
oeo urew George Parr
kuute Myrs H.,vor Nr,.o,b
Geo W. Peck II coo1o.
George Douglas Alfred Horr,g.,
nnu'." "uo Thomas Clark
Frank Barseleaux F.J.Luu
s.. q. Ode9aard w.s. Trim
J. o. Waibers =. smith
= W. "'e'seh William Murdink
snf's.aa Elauseh Fred johnson
~. non August Lundin
Ole Sand r,;sba p...,
I"u's "ah'ii August F. Peterson
Charles Wentzel Felix Amor,
JUN L. ostrom NJ h. johnson
James harris +. A. Green
II. J. Bennswitz S. p. Jensan
A"eea 1homas Henvy Turner
Andrew Johnson Riley Keyar
Thomas f. Elliott a. X sear,
Ed. r. Humstad August S.enauist
On motion it was resolved th,
the salary OF county superintende,
OF schools be fixed at 5000 for Il
year 1892.
The salary OF county treasurer ",
estimated for the current year ,
800 per month.
The following committees were a
pointed: Committee on count
buildings, +. Dalquist and Ante
Hill; committee on Marshall count
poor farm, A. 9. Nutting and D. j
Bake; committee on stationery,
B. Rakke.
The Board next proceeded to 8
anime the county treasury and ma,
the following report. viz:
Deposits in Bank Of Argyle s4.e2s
90 40 Warren s,5lo
Do do Stephen $500
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Svensk Smed.
Jag har nyligen o::vertagit Oscar
.Dahls
Blacksmith Shnn

j Warren, och far harmed rekom-
mendera mig till landsmannens
benagna atanka. JAG utfor alt
slags smidje och anicknre arbete.
Jag har genomgitt en- fullstandig
kurs y;d Stockbolms veterinar In.
5stitut. ock kan sa}edes gora hast.
skoning till en- specialized. Alt.
Sarbete garanteras.
G. ] KL1NGBoRG.
Har Brut arbetat hos Andrew.
doen.
Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14
Royal Baking Powder
eadS All.

"The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure,
for have SO found in many tests, made both for
them and the U. S. Government. The Royal Bak-
ing Powder is undoubtedly the purest and most
reliable Baking Powder offered to the public
"HENRY A. MOTT, PHI. D"
Late Chemist 10y u S. G0ve,uueuk
call chemical tests to which have submitted it
have proved the Royal Baking Powder perfectly
healthfu and free from every deleterous substance.
It is purest in quality and highest in strength Of
any Baking Powder Of which have knowledge.
"VVM McMURTRIE, +. M, PHI d.
Late CAemist-in-chief q. S. Lxpt Of Agylcxhuys,
Washinghon, D. c:
"The strength Of the Royal is shown to be q per
cent greater than any other.
!" AS result Of my Investigations find the Royal
Baking Powder far superior to the others ltis pure,
contains none but wholesome ingredients and IS Of
greatest strength.
.t.F. x VALADE,
pubic Anabs5 Onta,io, Dominion Of Canada d
The latest Investigations by the United States
and Canadian Governments show the Royal. .Bak-
ing Powder superior 70 all Others il leavening
strength.
Statements 81 0tlle1. .0,asa1ae o The. con
fa,y hare 6eeu dscAa,gd By the o1fcial 0vth0aytsss
kakV5eatyons 81 ne e6dfeial ,s60,7s.
Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14
Blacksmith Shop.

= A1AdOA0AAAAO III 0AOps
Having purchased the shop from
Oscar Dahl, ] am now prepared to
do all kinds OF
Blacksnlithing, Wagon and
Carpentry Work
At the old stand. l have taken a
course ut one of the best veterinary
schools in Sweden and will do
HORSESHOEInG
according to the best approved scien-
tific methods. All work will be guar
nnteed to give satisfaction. Just
give me a trial.
C. j. KL1NaBoRG.
Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14
Cash on hand instreaaury 15s u
State orders OH hand St5 10
Checks and drafts iffb il
Town orders TAO 6s

Total $l2,557 ,!
on motion adjourned until nine
o'clock An, January 9th, 1899,
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BEFORE THE PLUNGE.

They were too young men and they
occupied a seat IN the horse car. The
conversation which engrossed them
was not intended to be funny, but it
was. Everybody within earshot of
the pair wore broad smile, and the
broadest of all ornamented the pretty
face OF the swagger girl who sat be
hind them.
And this is why she smiled.
First young man (nervously): Il
say, old chap, if | should happen to
fall over my feet or anything like that
as we do that confounded march up
aisle, just brace me with Il word or
two, Will you?''
Old chap (gayly): why certainly
Bresford. old boy, you may depend
upon me and I'll put you through in
great shape. AS best man trot in
a class all by myself"
Bresford: and you won't let me
forget the ring?"
Old chap: ''Nixey"
''Nor slip up on any of those bloom
ing responses"
~ on ii be letter perfect"
And if | get scared and start to
skin out before the ceremony begins.
You won't let me go. will you?"
Not in hundred"
IF Uncle jim collects sweeping
jag at the wedding breakfast and
starts in to recite anything touching
can l depend on you to choke him
off
I'll walk him into trance"
"There's just one more thing | want
to ask OF you
.'What is it Bresford?'
If you hear of anybody who in
tends to spring a wedding gift clock
on Helen, stop EN-"
Anything wrong with a clock
so far she's got seven of 'em and
eight sets of oyster forks"
At that point the swagger girl gig
gled SO loudly that the conversation
suddenly ended.
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WORSE THAN BLACK BART.

San Jose Record: Francisco O
Pancho Soto is the old Mexican's
! name and he was once the companion
OF PrOcopio. alias Red handed Dick
and Iiburcio Nasque, although ht
! preferred, as rule, TO play a lone
hand on the road. His operations be
gan some thirty-fye years ago, anC
che number of stages he successfully
/ Lasi uD would make Black Bart's eyes
water II the list could be presented tC
that 20 s Laura 8 Of the Sierras.
PanchO got to be such nuisance tC
laWabiiing citizens that the sheriffs OF
half a dozen counties took the field
against him.
He met one posse in Fresno county
The leader. a gallant officer, had no
suspicion that the guide who was to
conduct the party to a retreat IN the
mountains where the highwaymen
was reported 10 be in hiding was the
rcdoubtable Pancho himself. bat he
learned the truth one night when he
found himself bound and gagged and
the guide standing over him with all
the valuables of the posse III hands.
Pancho had accomplished his design
Of binding and robbing the officers
when sleep had visited their tired
eyelid-. and he was miles away before
4 pursuit could be undertaken.
in the early COS Pancho killed an
Italian near the Almaden mine. and
among other officers Deputy Sheriff
Patterson of this county started out
to arrest him, and he had the satisfac
tiOn Of coming up with the notorious
outlaw Il short distance this side of
twenty one Mile House.
Patterson, who was brave man,
called out to Pancho, who was behind
a tree, to throw up his hands. For
an answer the Mexican fired shot
which whizzed uncomfortably close
to Patterson's ear. The war then be
gan and continued until shot in the
leg brought the officer to the ground.
Pancho could have killed him outright.
Dut when he found that the coast was
clear for an escape he rode hurriedly
10 thd TWenty-one Mile House, told
the proprietor that Patterson was up
lllS 1tttll q l'ltNt dil,l IItJbltI IiIILIttitltt
attendance and then put out for the
hills and safety.
PatteIson's leg was afterwards am
putated, but he would have died from
the loss Of blood but for Pancho's con
sideration. He remembered the high
waymep's good Office when Pancho
WIS afterwards arrested and put on
trial for murder, for it was owing to
his testimony and influence that yer
dict of murder in the second degree
was rendered by the jury
The judge sentenced Pancho TO 30
years Imprisonment in San Quentin.
lie served few years, and was then
pardonad out by Gov. Booth.
Since his restoration to liberty he
has led blameles5 existence. The
life OF roai-agcnt has no longer any
charm for Linn, and he is content to
earn an honest living by working at
odd jobs, generally for the city.
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ANYTHING TO BEAT CORA.

4 young couple in the west end who
have been keeping company two years
became engaged with the consent OF
an concerned and looked forward with
the customary supreme bliss to the
contamination of their betrothal. Sud
denly the betrothed maiden changed
her mind and told her lover she would
not mary him When he recovered
his breath ne begged for an explanation.
but could set no other than that she
had decided 10 marry somebody else
Sorrowfully h left her and in the
solitude OF his chamber put on his
thinking-cap. Ghe result was that the
jilt received a formal note from him
telling her that he would call on a Ger
tain evening for final answer. He
called and met with frigid reception
His atfianced told him that her deci-
sion was irreyocable and handed him
package containing al his gifts to
her
BY Jove" he cried, you're the best
girl in the universe. | feel as though
q ton weight had been lifted from my
breast
He grabbed the package and his
hat and made for the door. The girl
was petritied with amazement.
~ hat Is the meaning of this she
stammered.
Why it MEANS" he answered, that
/ am free | tried my best to muster
up courage to ask you to release me
but couldn't do it. I'll send your let
ters and everything but the ring.
That, l am afraid, Cora viii not give
up"
And pray, who may Cora beg" was
snapped ont rather viciously.
On, she's the girl Tn going now
to ask to marry me. Shes a beauty.
I'll send you her picture and I'll give
her the diamond earrings you have
returned to me-" His hand was on
the knob when these words arrested
him:
If you attempt to 90 I'll scream.
/ I want you to understand that our en-
gagement holds good Don't go near
that Cora again I'm going to marry
| you myself"
Tae nuptials viii be celebrated at
the time originally set.
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Seeing McHenry frisk about on the
stage few nights ago reminded me
OF an obscure admirer of hers who is
buried IN the Virginia mountains, saws
Jean Merry in the n. Y. World. He
has never told his love" and probab
ly never will, but it is none the less
sincere for all that.
More than year ago [ found my
self, just as darkness was falling. III
the door Of cabin in the heart of the
mountains. My horse was tired and
SO was L. They took me in and KEEP;
me over night. [ needn't tell YOU
how | slept with the ten OF twelve
members OF the mOuntaineer's family.
and how we washed in the same basin
III the morning. That's another story.
But do want to tell you of the work
of art which hung on the log walls.
1t was a poster, representing Nellie
McHenry. 1t was old and stained
and time worn, but it was the shrine
at which the Oldest son of the house
worshiped
''Shep amt studyin' about marryin'"
said his mother to me next morning.
But he does low that eff he met that
gal he'd think heap O her. He's
raj fool bout thet, n won't hev it
tuck down, nohow He lows some
day t he'll go out in the worl' tub fin
her"
SO if a tall, boned mountaineer
with flowing locks and determined
look penetrates Nellie's seclusion some
day she may know that it's her Vir-
glnla lover ''out in the worr tub fin
her" For [ told him where she could
be seen.
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Il know It's a strange request,
Louise; but yonder, in the shadow OF
that weeping willow and by the bank
Of that river, | became accursed with
the blood stain of Cain. [ killed my
brother for YOU, viii you not pity
me, and adown ife's pathway let Us
so together? Say yes. Louise: and
when We are married We will leave
this spot Of broken hearted memories.
and in a European home seek to lead
d life Of contentment, though [ can
never forget the past
4 moments silence. and Louise
spoke: Walter, none can love you
more dearly than [. / will follow
you to the end of the earth. You
sorrows shall be my sorrows, and your
creed my creed. Are you contented
Have [ added one atom Of happiness
to your broken life?"
You have. / am contented"
\ week after, the good ship Scotia
bore Mr. and Mrs. Walter Renshaw
from the shores Of America; and now,
In 4 pleasant home in sunny France,
they are living happy in each others
love.
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ROAST PORK AND APPLE SASS.

''Tou serve dinners here, l sup
pose?" he asked, as he sidled up to the
cashiers table in the restaurant.
"Yes, sir" replied the cashier Just
| take. seat at one of those tables and
a water will come for your order"
You have roast pork, [ wonder?'
Certainly. Just take seat there
and the waiter will"
I'D like apple sass with it, too, if
| could get it
''We have it. Take seat at that
table and"
1T wouldn't be too much trouble,
would it?!' he continued, anxiously.
Not at all Please sit down at
the first table and waiter will bring
you what you ask for"
''Waal, [ don't want it just now. |
have to see a man on some business in
exactly five minutes, but as soon as
we get through I'll come back an get
dinner. 1t won't put you out any,
will it!'
No"
Then I'll be back after a while. So
long
He passed out, but in half an hour
he returned and observed to the cash
ier:
Il guess I'll take that roast pork
and apple sass now."
''All right Just sit down there and
tell the waiter what you want"
'You didn't keep dinner waitin' for
Inc did ypu?"
"Oh, no. Several gentlemen We're
in something of a hurry, SO we let
them begin with their dinner. They
are nearly through now"
I'm glad you didn't wait for me.
came just as soon as | could get away
from Mr. Haslip. He's a cousin of my
wife's' an wanted to sell him some
oats an"
'.Very we'll Sit nown over there
and the waiter will bring you your
dinner
Il thought it would be a good idee
to let you know l wanted dinner. |
sorter hate to take people unawares
about eatin' time. [ knowed you
wasn't expectin' me, cause [ live in
Jersey an couldn't send word; but |
guess it's all right"
eyes, its all right"
Then the man from jersey sat down
and ordered his roast pork and apple |
sass.