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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-09
That ia Usually thu Way.

AhoA - AsuaiAe w " des
They hadn't met in good many
years. and Of course there was 4
great deal 70 talk about.
And | understand your daughters
are both married" said the lady
from the West az last.
That's right" answered the la dy
from the East.
"DO tell me all about il" went on
the one from the West. Il remem-
Der the old theory you had about
educating them. You were going IN
let them do just about a. they
pleased and see which acquired the
more seryiceabls education. Did
you keep that up?"
Il did, " replied the one from the
East.
And how did il come Oat?"
The one from the East lOOke ed
thoughtful and used her fan yigor-
ously for minute before answering.
well. I'll tell you about it," she
said al last. You know Jessie took
naturally TO higher education. while
Nellie didn't care a rap for it,"
Il remember that"
"Jessis went in for all the accom-
pills ments-becams proficient in
music, did little something in
painting. developed into an exquisite
dancer, and ended by going 10 col
lege. "
Just what 1 should have expect
ed OF her."
Nellie. on the other hand ac-
quired only very ordinary educa-
ton. except in the line OF household
work. She went 10 cooking school
and did everything necessary 70
make first class hOusek eeper OF
herself. S1e seemed 10 take natur-
ally 20 everything in that line"
And now that it's all over, which
one seem, to have acquired the more
serviceable educatioH?"
The one from the East looked both
annoyed and puzzled.
That's hard 10 say she answer
ed After jessie had finished col
lege she married d inan wup makes
only 81 2OJ a year. and she couldn't
get out Of the kitchen long enough
TO PLAY the piano even if her hus-
band were able to buy her one. On
the other hand. Nellie married a
man worth s. 90 900 and hasn't had
to go into the kitchen once since
her wedding day."-Chicago Post.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-09

Only Il strdy 6uHbc0m? Yet it
cheered d wretched aDOde,-glad-
dened stricken heart.
Only geahc brcezc! 1t famed
aching brows, cbeered many hearts
by It's gentle touch.
Oniy frOWHl But it left a sad
void IN the child's heart,-quivering
lips and fearful eyes.
Onlg q smiici But how IL cheered
the broken heart, eHgendered hope,
and cast halo OF tight around that
sick bed.
Oniy Word u encouragement a
single WORD? ItRaye tue grouping
spirit new life, aud leu ~ victory
Dumb Animals
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-09
sUNBE ANS.


Hany little sunbeams iii tn, world with
light;
LitGe drop. Of water make the oceans
might;
Little bits Of goodness that small maid
ems do,
FIJI our homes with gladue,7, and make
hearts glad, too.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
MOTHER Is GONE.

Died, Mt the residence7 miles
northwest of Elbcrt, Colo. Mrs.
Harriet Alnetta Haines, wife of
w. B. Haines. She was born in
Lycorning county, Penn, June
1861. Departed this life March
Sth, 1898, ngo 80 years, 8 months
and 81 days, she is mourned by all
who knew her and over have asso-
ciated with her, as well as 10y her
companion and children, for she
surely has been n faithful and true
wife, noble and model mother. A
ncigbbor beloved by all. She leaves
a husband and FIVE children two
daughters and three sons, to mourn
her loss nll of whom will miss COM
panion and mother, who SO willing
ly helped to bear all burdens, share
all sorrows and misfortunes, ever
looking on the brighter side Of all
things, cheerfully and pleasantly
went forward in discharge of hor
known duties, both in the domestic
md church responsibilities. She
uaited with the Lutheran church
at her native home Mt the age of
fifteen, came to Colorado in 1887,
u iited with the church Of the
United b; ethern In Christ, Feb.
1896, of which body she hns l,ecn
a 10. n faithful member and eff
h..icnt worl or until God called her
to the church militant above.
/ I'm sure that the entire com
munity, neighbors and friends join
iu synp .lhizing with husband be-
reft of n companion and the chill
dren Of n mother. But your loss is
Heavens gnin. Be thou faithful
until death and by and by you shall
be reunited nn unbroken family
where parting is no more. For
we will never say good bye in
Heaven. A. L, G..
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
Un i on Valley.

Mrs. Willard, county supcrin-
tendrnt, visited our Ii ol la't
week.
School will he out in two weeks.
The board intend TO have sum-
mer term.
Myrtle Trip has been suff' r
ring from an attack of sore tLroat
but is better now.
Lnwrcn, &c Holden lins been quite
sick but is getting along very nice
ly now under DR.. Dcnney's care.
L. I. Harper has his churn and
butter worker on hands now, and
will common buying milk tie
first of April.
E. T. Harprr has fresh good s,cd
corn for sale. There is quito n
demand for seed corn in this part
of the country.
Mr.. Foster completed his now
house last week and Friday evening
gave adancc to iheneighborhood, a
lap supper was served about twelve
O'Clock, and all present report n
good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Harlow wish
to extends their thanks to Ihcig
neighbors for their sympathy and
kindness shown them during the
sickness and death Of their infsiit
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'C1nacl ard
daughter started for their home
in Denver. on Monday, March II.
Their many friends will miss them
very much. They will probably
come buck to Union Valley TO
spend '.,ic wiuter.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
-"Alr the worlds a stage"

Acr l.
Warship Maine is blow up Havana harbor under suspi
cious circumstances.
Great excitement among citizens of United States.
Invesivation is ordered by the government.
The plot tickens Investigation committee slow to report
and the president freely accused playing inwh Wall
Tom Patterson go right ahead with regardless
of the administration md for the present don't say thing
in hls paper about silver
During this the famous song and dance artist of the
News furnishes the audience with of his best accs and
natural but painful humor While the soups get ready to
open the question of uniting the faccs against mononctaism
guy through the audencv selling the News while
thc orchestra plays Little -Annic i.,,one' .
The whole works stop horo minute for Tom pnss
through audience see ii it's tnkng O. X
Acr3
"Ihc president suddenly develops backbone without
calling cabinet meeting he recall General
Ice. Everything Looks like IA hot time in old town"
s5oO0o0oo appropriated by congress for defense OF tho
nation.
Patterson thinks they ought to buy the News first.
Admission 8 cents a copy at Denver News Office.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
Falcon.
"OLD Boy

Miss Lille Dyer is reported i'll.
S. j. Dyer nndJ family will soon
move to their ranch.
Miss josie Notz hns been spend
ing n week with relatives in Ell
bert.
Prof. Woodside, of Eastonville,
was visitor here last Saturday
evening.
DR.. A. j. Berry is in Missouri
on business and wo hope he will
soon return.
Mrs. Butler is on the sick list
at this writing, but We trnst that
she VIII soon recover.
Mr.. STRAIT Tnllmnn OF the mill
was at literary Saturday evening,
rs witness on the trial.
An ice cream and cakc festival
will be given Mt the Bicrstndt
school horse Oh Friday evening,
March IS.
Mr.. George Robinson is p. NJ.
aud storo keeper now and the fair
sex keep him busy at both de-
partmentI.
There was wreck hero on the
u. P. road Friday evening. Tho
engine and cars were considerably
damaged. No ono was rcpor;cd in
jurcd.
The mock trinl'' at literary last
Saturday night WINS grand sue
cess. And such crowd We have
not seen at the school house for
many day. We hope the seye-e
penalty that tho jury fixed ON the
guilty party will provea warning
to chicken thieves in the furture.
"DULcE.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
An Outlaw Among Nations

Diplomatists and international
lawyers are exhibiting great fond
ness for the term, AN outlaw
among nations" They tell us that
in tho event of Spain's being prov
cd guilty of tho deliberate destruc-
ton of the Maine, such would be
the proper characterization of that
country.
Unless the nations are lost to all
sense of moral appreciation, un-
less thcrc has been set up a false
and perniciuus standard, unless
murder is to be considered justi-
fable, torture n legitimate scheme
of warfare, Spain is already an out
law. 10 treat that Government
is respectable, civilized, rs entitled
any moro consideration than the
bandit, caught Ied-handed, is
hattcry. Tho Spanish Govern
ment rs applied in Cuba is crime
of the most hideous type. 1t hns
earned the dctestatinn Of all who
are opposed to assassination, to
atrociiy, to rapine. 1t deserves
the s,verest treatment the ships
and men of the United States can
give. An individual inspired by
similar motive and employing SIM
liar methods would be hanged, and
if the law were slow about it the
community would have to rise in
1T, might and rebuke the law.
There is no utility in making n
plea that action should not be
taken until Spain has been de-
clarcd guilty of tho Mnine affair.
Certainly it would be out OF the
question 10 punish her for n thing
she never did. But if innocent on
this count she is gully on ranny
otlors, and tho diplomatic desire
to spare her feelings does not eff
fcctuaiiy appeal to the judgement.
San Francico Call.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
m-ssur,r< distances.

A traveller in Florida says that on
being asked how far n certain place
was. native replied. wal, reckon
hits bout two whooTs. p'raps hit may
he come furder." he continued. rcfieo-
lively. but low hit aln't more'n two
whoops an a holler''' In Arkansas
they viii tell you hit Ia two looks ann
a go-by. meaning yeu are to pass two
hoi.Ecs and end your destination Just
beycnd the next. In other parts OF ta'
west. Il Is said. the natives measure
distances in 'chaws" of plug and will
tell you your destination is about two
chaws" away. The Scotch way Is to
say. ITS a far cry" meaning It Is abont
as far as one can shout. while In many
cases distances Is measured In time.
the German "stunds" doubtless having
its origin thus.--Nsv York Tribune.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
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II ~ tSs:,s,--.... ~ s:Ss9s 5ctstsSsi
u s:a.s. ;:s=ssss @SAzEl1
Different In rIexico.

According TO Inv all TO k I
corporation must be k pit N the
language Of the country.
Mcxican men and women care
fully r.fold their handkerchief
before returning them 20 their
pockets.
MIX is delivered from house 10
house from large ems. with n fiat
side wilicn nre slung over II burro'e
back.
Women doctors are PRACTICAL
unknown ard the first woman to
be admitted to the bar recent,
t ok her examination.
Mot doctors have signs MS large
as those OF the dry goods stores,
reaching clear across the front OF
their Office buildings.
Judges take more activc part
in trials than in the States. and NJ
n rule question the prisoners and
Witnesses direct from the bench.
In addition 10 the omniprcscnt
balcony every window il Mexican
no iscs is fitted with iron rods or
which 10 hung Il canvns awning.
The City OF Mexico owns o
closed street cnr without windows
TINT Is used fer transporting Iris-
onors from one pat Of the city to
another.
As usual rule the commercial
houses have certain hours for pay
ing Just as u bank and many of
them only make payment one day
in the week.
1t is sometimes necessary TO hold
court at lenst for Il short time on
Sunday 70 yider he law jug .isint
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
THE VOICE OF WIFE AND MOTHER.


lBr =. T.. ~
YoH'H miss aic, dear husband kaon.
IA you 0d:her fhe dear ohes at ere.
And think oT the trials beiorr.
Em companion pr'iy. do not Drier.
We're shared in tiJe's sorroua. aud edres,
Hand t.. hand. the rough pu.h re har, frod.
For grace TO sustain. rere err praying,
iYe iert a@ result rifh our God.
Grrtir, p,p daughter, h- not once distressed,
Ny pondc has Jtiiica on y'sit.
Be helpful and chcerfui that hose be bieusrd.
he ioviaD, andJfiihfuf a.sa fr,sr.
A,,f Leia dear Lcia 5ss rcodv 10 sharr.
Ty,s burdens mt Hio'it-r hos bop~,
IN. cares 10 n iorae tciii Gl3.isr h. ikSse.
lis you fole h,n up evening and mn,.
Thu lovingly. hriIgHIg. rdit hand Ia hond,
In Inc bitter ant s,rccf, bedr your pnrfs;
aud the Kind ioring Lor,i. Jcfore whpn,i stand
IFHi ch.rr.naiy comfort voiii' he"ris.
Now ITHiir, my bag, dnriing iF,Hir
Your mDth-r hus IN pr,iye'i I'T Don,
Era, dotrn. mhen h- draih lamp and chilly,
prayed, nif voH d dii1Gvs b. true.
dhh l. t'ie ny olrn precious boy
ol vcas young and SO fender
To hare aay,d rih ny iored oa>s, ohaf jon.
Of goHrhep,i ~ II. 10 dri Il Jidi surreHier.
Ny drar Hfie Frankie NY street Mnis nae:
B1.n.e naoih.riy care you much n'cd;
Ny biesfiHgs HpoH you: my Earth rr''rk h dJ-r
Ms hB,bc, he hda pfDmisei 10 yrcd.
So,s Iored ones Jars,rcH. Hes coming again,
To ilsGe up his Jerris Jor hcarra;
No quo l-5ye4 ar, sih Lsf h- -re.t rcfrroia
IIif.bs ioiJlef through ai,'fre into hearea.
TA.i, ho,r street. riH H.c hoa.e eomi,Dic
Irh>a NJ, aai lis idbo'7 nTe DER
A,ti ~ JamHV uniied arc IRE
on n bright dhi braH!In, .hoSe,
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
can not be continued for longer
time than twenty-four hours.

can not be continued for n longer
time than twenty-four hours.
Mexican butchers have no us,.
for saws. They cut beofstcak-,
chops AMI everything else with
one big thick Fnifc, weighing sew
crnl pounds that ,,ey use both as
knife and cleaver.
To the lowest class of Indians
and poems knives aud forks are
unknown. They dcftly convey
their food to their mouth with n
piccc of toriilln, the corn cake
that form the staff jof lifesof the
common people.
No distractions Whatever can be
placed in the streets withot author-
ity from the mnncipal authorities.
A painter must even get permis-
sion TO put up his scaifold from
which to paint n sign on a build
ing.-Hotcl Bulletin,
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

has been reposed because under
the operations OF our system of
government William Mckinley is
the President of the Republic.
His PARTISAN affiliation is an ac-
cident in his relation to the peo-
pie. The mass of them thinks OF
no party in connection with the
discharge of duty now incumbent
upon their President. And until
he gives cause for tnem to think
otherwise, they will believe him
capable of standing up erect, serene
and superb under the tremendous
burden of responsibility now rest
ing upon him. Nor will they be
captious in criticism OF frivolous
in ju lgemcnt of his course. He is
human and liable to err. The
American people are the most hu-
name on earth. They overlook
with magnanimity amazing to
the rest of the world, mistakes and
foibles in thier public servants.
But they are ms stern and un-
relenting on the side of justice ms
they arc magnanimous and for
bearing on the side of human i'm
perfections. Their judgement is
not hastily formed, nor are their
decisions passionately executed
They have borne with Spanish
barbarity and savagery longer than
would any other civilized Power
ON earth. The limit of forbearance
has now been reached. Spain
must modify her rule in Cuba, or
release her clutch upon that fair
and unhappy lanl. This is the
judgement of the American people.
They have left TO William Nc
Kinley- President of this whole
splendid Republic-the executions
of the details Of their decision.
1t now remains to be seen what
an accounting Major Mckinley
less than two years ngo private
citizen, now our chief magistrate
and in less than three years proba-
bly, to resume the post of honor in
the station of private citizen-will
make this stupcndously heavy and
magnificent trust
Tho people await this accounting
with the same restraint and forti-
tutle that have characterized them
since their heart md conscience
were enlisted in the cause of the
suffering Cubans.
In the above editorial from the
St. Louis Republic March 11th, is
just the slightest tingc of prepar-
ation..for futuro criticism; and yet
taken rs it is from paper OK
tremely hostile in politics, such
patriotism will evoke applause
from every good citizen.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

Chenoweth Glean1ngs.
Chris. Stems is reported quite
sick.
The Sunday School was well at
tend last Sunday.
Mrs. George Corkett has re-
turned from Denver.
This is the month of March you
can tell by the winds you know.
Mr.. Haley and his brother are
stopping Mt the Sunnyside ranch
with the Taggart boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wicks were
the guests of Mr., and Mrs. j. ID.
Seymour for tea on Sunday.
Miss Gustia Schoncweis, from
Denver, is living with her sister,
Mrs. j. Janner, this winter. Boys
this is pointer.
Bijou hall March 18th. Basket
social and dance, come everybody
Ladies please fetch n well filled
basket-g gentlemen a well filed
purse and everyone come and have
good time.
"OID Boy
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

THE Denver Times last Saturday
in "Ckink and Chat docs us the
honor to devote almost n column of
its editorial page to complimentary
remarks on our worth and journal
istlc enterprise, although The
Times means we'll when it advises
tho country papers to follow our
example it well knows thcy
cant cut the mustard.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

Our anxious subscribers who
desires to know about the defense.
OF Denver mny res. insured.
1t il not believed that Spanish
fleet could sail up the Platt MS far
ms Denver. And il it did, the
Clnffco Light Artillery could re-
pei all attack, Castle Rock Jour-
nal.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
Has .dcted Jp1selv.

A person who Iins never held u
public position can have no ilcn
of the responsibility now resting
upon President Mckinley. 1t is
necessary during The present
strained relations with Spain that
he and his cabinet should retain n
discreet silence. 1t is TO his credit
that he has ac.ed wisely in this
matter, and the criticism TINT has
been henped upon him is unmcr-
itcd and unjust. If worst comrs
TO worst it can be .'dependcd
upon the president win be equal
to the emergency. His war rec
ord wills.comparcs favorably with
any who now take delight in abus-
ing him aud making his task more
difficult, not excepting his bel
ligrcnt secretary of war. Russell
\. Algcr. Limon Independent
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
r4. nsrr,,,l. rra arn,..ar-.

Not few OF the scenes q clcrgyrsn
Is called upon to witness are bosA gro-
tesquo and tnrriblo. An old man had
been III Tor months. but clurg to llfs
with Mat wonderful pcrtinaclty which
10 20 sommon with old people. Bs
Was. or course, u great burden 10 h:a
two daughters. who had to nprso him
and at the aame .ins ozsn ,hefr own
bread. Orc day. on boI1g asked hov
tho old man was. ono Of the daushtera
even while she stood By the Led, aa-
nouneed: "'E's inst ths same. q Il
such a time n-dyiug. ,ylsh ed 'urry
UP n bit. MS q aaleard for me and
my sister. with cur other work to do"
It was terrible enough to SEQ na.ur.l
ies'ing all but Destroyed ly pverty.
bus thore was something truly awfui
In tho sccDe when the old man rssps-I
ever from hIs bed: FL am a-makIns
'hsie. sint !? I've 60, no call for :,
Ire. The cornhili
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

\ REPRESENTATIVE American
hs declared in congress
h faith in VIM. Mckinley to
4 S50.0Oo.000 in his hands to
led ACCORDING TO HIS JUDGE
'in defending our country.
Denver News is about the
10 crop out with narrowness
Bh to hint at this MS n cor
pn fund. From the abun-
of "his mouth the heart
'eth.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

Cunncl Cornswigger-I presume
you road, sslh of that Yankc,
scientist who wanted to got n bo.-
tic OF i5 ycar old Lou ,bou 10
analysis?.
M"jah Flatbot.le II. did. Cas-
nell did, But no.iins,,i'sa sell
to.thcsc fellows. Long ago they
analysed faih womnn'sstears.'
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

a Missouri justice of tho penc,
at the close of a case announced
with grent dignity: Il will lol |
this caso under aelvisement until
ncxt Mond,y morning, at which
time | will render judgement for
the plaintiff.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
Mr.. and Ms. L. y. Harper .r-

Mr.. and Mrs. L. y. Harper ,r-
tertainc about forty OF their ncigh-
bors and friends last Saturday
night. Dancing was The order, anil
about one o'clock oysters. cake and
eaifee aad other splendid dishes
were served The party did not
dispense until n very laic holr. We
will all be sorry when the party
season is OYER.
"A. 3. c.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17


Tow that Elbert people have n
ly market at home for all of
il salnblc products from a fat
, Il n load OF potatoes, let us
iov for Touring mill. We have
wnter to run a good steam mill
thc farmers raise wheat enough
lhc best quality for a half n
ch mills. One man is ready to
BIZ $1,000 for his share next
{. xho is the next?
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

Ir Mr.. Mckinley cxpends the
0.0OO.o0O in new ships for the
avy. Even if there is no war We
Q worth just ns much as before.
good navy is good collateral.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

Yes rcpl'ci the other.1after
some reflection. its dclicatc.'and
consi'lcratc way OF keeping mo
from spelling ,her lace curtains
with tobacco smoke.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
THE presidents TRUST

0HE responsibility which now
William Mckinley is
gravest imposed upon any man
motlcrn times. Indeed, history
= lot furnish parallel in point
grpvity and weight to the trust
.pstl upon the chief magistrate
tbs nation by the unhampcrcd
~ sontatives OF a free people.
il Congress alono abide the
ht and the power to declare
=. The Legislative authority
,3ars to have waived this priv
%, in acsor,iancc with the ma
mi wish, and has freely dele
.cd to tho Prosidcn. a vitality
pFtant part OF Its function-a
a jeding as unprecedented asst is
|71p ptic. Furthermore, Congress
apparently stands ready to
81 >rn after finishing some nc>ss-
3 routine business of strictly
uStic concern and leaving TO
Bresidont entire direction and
atrbl of further developments in
{ ferribly strained relations with
it understood thn. this trust
bot been reposed because the
lent is syillinm Mckinley. II
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

THr natl onal colors rcd white
I'd blue represents the Democrat,
epublican and Populist parties
kc stars on the hng represent
atcs.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

.'Do You Lccp stationery hcrcs'
asked young woman Of sales
man in general shop.
",'ot mnch," replied the young
man rubbing his hands together.
"Thc old mans so stingy with his
coal we have to bas!lc about TO
keep warm"
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

BY d glimpse of the outline in
!, 4 All and 9th columns of this
roit will bo seen that We ARE
us[hing of play wright We
70 already refused a ono and
. twos for the exclusive
ivele<lgc of this play when it is
mplcte.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

A genuine casc Of Scarlet fever
is under quarantine by the count
ply sician on tho ranch occupied
by Mr.. Shuwnltcr n,r J. Il. Distc-
more's plncc. The lttle 7-year-old
child OF Mrs. Lowrsbcrry who
recently novel up from Colorado
Springs.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

) matter whether you ever at
BIZ or not let your ambitions
high. In working for some
zit will mako n better man of
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

Ax1sm mutterings against
beans isssmuch in evidncence
havana just now.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

n the President or congress
.oRnizes the independence of Gu
lis the same as n declaration of
rngainst Spain.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
A m,.a. Victim.

she-whas is meant By going from
bad TO worse,
He-Gettins married sceoad tine.
Cleveland Leader.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

fdcTHE Denver News instead of
Gatinuing as yellow" news
II, pcr is commencing to turn red.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

Bride !Iorc's a telegram from
papa.
Bridegroom (oagorly)-What
does heasay?
Bride (rcu,lins do not come
back md all will bc forgiven.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17
@easa7as

4 Tosisss,sre publication corrt spoaf-,sfs should
aim TO hare their Communications reaeA fhss
Office by THesdaV
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

{ouLD rather be a private
5fican citizen than to be the
of Spain.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

ID, you b b,lioy, tlas it's alyayl
the unexpected that ha!pens?'
II would't venture to express
myself Gun TINT subject" replied
Willic Washington.
"Why not?'
Because I'm too polite 10 con-
trndict the g.r's who invariably
say. This is So sudden
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

1t is,very nice in your wife to
buy cigars for you," remnrkcd one
mnn.
The western recorder., 1898-03-17

don't pay any man to do
J act.