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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20

vociferous applause. At the conclusion
# the song, the audience rose TO its feet
ms one man. Handkerchiefs were swung
aloft and cheer followed cheer Mr.. Jar
Wis as AN encore repeated the last verse,
and at its conclusion the scene was re-
peated. Grand Rapids Herald.
The weird and cragical story of "pr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde was very wildly
portrayed ON the stage AT the opera house
last Wednesday night by W. IL. Harti
gan and his company. There are many
versions of this terrible tragedy as
played by different prominent actors,
but there are undoubtedly none who put
rs much work, or throw their whole
soul and body into the piece rs Mr..
Hartigan does, fact appreciated by the
many curtain calls he received He
will return here in the spring and pre-
sent Judas Maccabeus" strong drama
written by himself.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20

The Designer for February Is an I'M
Usually valuable number The ashton
plates are Of especial marit The De.
siguer is published 10y the Standard Fash
ior COMPANY of Now York.
The Spanish War Series in The Cent
ury is proving great success and has
very considerably increased the circula.
ton of tho machine In the February
number General Saalter viii tell the
story of the santiago campaign and
Lieut. Hoh-ou wfll follow his account OF
tho sinking Of the "Nerrimac" with a
narrative Of his Imprisonment i'm Moro
Castle.
The Penny Magazine. New York,
which i the lowest priced magazine in
America 30 cents year) aud which is
owned bv Hon Chauc.y N. Dopew.
the eminent Am.r.oau orator. waufsarc
pr,so1-ty. in t..s vicinity II is q
good 1nnarua.v for we OF our nmbi-
T. us YOUNG uan orro9u- 0omou Ap
pHra-ioue -ho1ld bcaJare~ol r, the sub
scr.n'i.a department. The par'v Maya.
zinc. 1cmrlt Court. New YorL city
Cod IIo.-Eo.-f.c isfho u7ue.of a
M sz.ao published boy George d
Chamberlain, Slrinaf-,d Mass A.
the name Indicate. this is maoazino
for the bauaftof the hou.okeopcr in par
ti"u'ar, but ills also filled with murh
that is of interest oal classes of women
Among the special features i'm the Feb
ruarv rumhar win De the first If ,orie.
Of articles by Margaret C,,land, whose
strong. clcar cut stvla is always fasciua
ting as well a. practical and helpful
The event If che literary year VIII be
undoubtedly. the great novel upon
which Count ToIsrov has been laborina
i'm order that ha may devote the proceed.
To the transportation t. Canada Of three
thousand Russian Quakers II is gener.
ally believed hy his friends that thi.
work will probably mark tho conclusion
of Count Talst.y's literary career MOI
merely IN this ace usf. hut because Of
The subject treated. it viii attract IN,
widest atteuti ~. the world over. 1t j.
profound study of the life of man anC
woman and treats of three phases o
love-thar of the youth, that Of IN,
young man. and that Of the man il
mature age. The Cosmopolitan Ma-a
zine announces that it has secured TN,
sole right Of publication
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
BRAVE CORRESPONDENTS
NRlor Of American Newspapers
Men Under Fire.

One particular class Of hero OF the
late war--the newspaper correspond
ent--has been almost overlooked in
the blaze Of glory that greeted the
homecoming Of our victorious troops,
but Admiral Sampson has written the
following tribute Of praise TO the gem
tlemen of the press. The yalor Of
the American newspaper man, as eN-
hibited in the late war, has rightly eN-
cited universal comment. The old-time
war spondent, who remained
with the commander in chief. miles be-
hind the firing line, has been conspicu-
Gus by his absence in the most recent
war. The chronicler Of battle pre-
ferred TO march where the fercest of
fighting was In progress, risking His
life for the sake of duty as nobly and
readily as the soldiers. The world has
wondered almost as much a this hero
ism OF modern newspaper man as il
has at the reckless bravery Of the sol
diers and sailors who carried Old
Glory so impetuously 10 victory Ad-
miral Sampson writes:
ut gives me great pleasure TO re-
ply TO your question regarding the
behavior of newspaper men under fire.
81 take ii for granted that newspa
per men are not more fond than other
mortals of being under fire; but have
yet to see one who did not behave in
the best manner possible. They seem
prompted by a sense Of duty 10 OBJ
tain all the news without regard 10
any personal exposure.
Il know OF many cases where they
have sought to gather news first hand
under circumstances which could be
explained in no other way. Yours very
truly.-W. It. Sampson"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
HARNESS REINS.
They Are Always Made from thu
stoutcst of Lesther-A Word
About Handholds.

The reins of a set Of single harness
are each about 10 feetln length; those
of double harness about Is feet. For
business, harness reins are made Of
leather, tanned black; the reins Of
carriage harness are made Of russell
colored leather.
Reins require to be very stout, and
they are almost always made of steer
hide, the leather OF which traces are
made, these, however. being Of more
than one thickness Occasionally
lines for light or for cheap harness
are made of cowhide but not often;
as rule the best Of leather il used
for the reiHs, even in cheap harness.
There can be obtained from the hides
of leather suitable for rcins strips
from seven 10 nine feet in length, SO
that reins are always OF necessity
made In two pieces.
The loops. or handholds often seen
on the reins OF track or road horses
are commonly made Of lighter leather
stitched together and then sometimes
stitched TO the reins, but more often
secured TO them in such manner
hat they can be shifted on the reins
20 suit the convenience OF 'lc driver.
The ,hrec-loop hold, which is called
he Boston handhoid. is commonly
used for track driving, the single loop
is the one used by most drivers on the
road. There are patent haudholds
made Of metal. The wooden buttons
sometimes seen on reins, used a. hand
holds are made in pairs, one button
Of each pair having stem with ,
thread cut on Il which goes through
the rein and is screwed into the other
button Of the pair on the opposite side.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20

MORTGAGE SALE-.ofault having been
NJ made for more thau thirty days iu the pa5
ment OF interest over due Hnd payable ON "A
mortgage da' "a May lith, 1889, msGe by Nctiie
y. odd 10 Mary y tIOul. and recorded in the
office OF the regis or OF deeds OF the county of
,'ratlOt in The state OF Michigan on May 23d
lse9 IN liber 90 OF mortgages. on page 4l6. aud
assigned 10y said Mary n Croul TO Isabelle &.
BRAD Ger. by IN assignment IN writing dated
June 2Oth, 1859. and recorded Decembr nth,
1895, " the Office 81 the resister OF deeds IL
aid count, IN her 81 OF ass ignments of mort.
wages on page 524; the said l-abelle G.. Brad
beer by right given by ssid mortgage hps
made and hereby dOes make the whole princi
pal sum OF said mortgage, and the interest ac.
crued thereon. now due snd payable; there Ia
claimed to b. due ON sad mortgage AT the da
ul TINS tCuce. for prit cipal add interest the
sum or seventeen hundred eighty-six and
ninety otc humid cdtbs sl1sj.9Oi dollars: no
suit or proceeding at law has b. On instituted TO
recover thr amOuot secured by said mortgaQe
or any part th' rruf. The aid mortgage CON
t0ins pow or OF sale which has become optr-
ditious &c rcof.
Now. tbcr fore. roticeis hereby given that
said mortg1gc VIII bc tprecosc 10y virtue Of
seid p1""r of sale. ara in pursuance Of the
provisions or ne statute in such case mHdr
and ufOtitod hy ~elr % the mo-tEagca
premises at public suction to TIA bi.hest hid
FRIDAY. the 2Hth Gsv e MarchIsoe.
at ten % clock 100 the forenoon. "a the front
donr u' TIE court h'usr in re Villasc OF Ithaca
Boo tie county of Grstiot and state oi Micbir,
.thnt hriuH Tie place ol holding the circuit
court ot sud county. or so much thereof as
may Dee ur'' .sary O." satisfy tho amount due on
sHid Woft.urc. 81 ubukr stt forth with the in.
tcrcst h.rou. aud Pho susts. charges cx.
p'us.s and atttmc,t ce allowed hV NV. ard
PROVIDED for iH ta'd mortt axe said premises
arr described as follows tu.wit:
That ecrtsiu piCco or parcel eff laid .itust"i
ir TIC N0r~h y 0t North Shuct. tn tbv county
81 bfHfipt Hrd state at Michigan. known 81 4
dt scrbtd .te thc north oqst quarter o. sDcti n
twenty one 20 town vino o.. north 81 range
our. west
naIad. lthacs. Mich gan. itctmbcr So sos
lsAEt LIB &. HnRnHEFR
Assignee OF Morilyl o..
WILLIAM T.. M-CoHKLE.
AcornUy fer AssiGnee Of Mo,tRsp,t
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
Churches ! Societies.

Installation of officers next Wednesday
night in the X O. r Ms. Every
member is requested to bo present
The union revival services grow in
interest from day to day They viii
continue next week each evening except
saturday, at the Baptist church.
The G a. r. and w. r.. c. held q
joint installation of officers on Saturday
evening last After the installation
services all were treated 10 an elegant
repast which the ladies had furnished
\ very ENJOYABLE time is reported by
those i'm attendance,
Subject of the Pastors morning sci
mon at the Methodist church, "Satan's
last Strategy The evening service viii
bo a contribution Of union revival serv-
ices, and viii be held at the Baptist
church, Rev. NJ d Carrel preaching
Special services If prayer aud consecra-
ton at the Baptist church Sunday after
noon at three o'clock. Everybody in.
vited.
vt the regular meeting of Royal
Temple, No rs, Rathbono Sisters, held
last "Wednesday night, the following
officers were installed for the ensuing
year: Mrs Carrie 4 Brown, p @
Mrs Annie H1yt ". z c.; Mrs Kate
~rimcv. T.. $ Miss Minnie McCartv
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
GOllGQO Department.
Devoted to the interests of
Alma College.

Mrs Hickock entertained her daughter
over Sunday.
Miss Crinuian of Munsing entered
college the 18th.
President Bruske was in Chicago the
fore part of the week.
The mandolin club has an engagement
at Mt. Pleasant Feb l1th.
MIR. Morley of Chicago visited Mrs.
and Miss Hickock this week.
Byron w. Kings entertainment was
an enjoyable and profitable one, not to
the Zeta Sigmas alone, but to all who
heard him. We shall hope to hear him
again.
Three college entertainments are
scheduled rs follows: Zeta Sigma Pub
lie. Jan. 30th; the Alpha Theta play
Feb 8rd, and the mandolin club benefit
for the Athletic Association, Feb. 10th
The mighty grip has been conquered
and all who We're i'll are well on the way
to recovery. Mr.. McLandres resumed
udies Mondav, Miss Rice and Mis-.
Sherman are able TO attend classes anC
Nh Wells returned from his home
Wednesday.
The seventh annual banquet Of the
Delta Omega Delta at the Wright House
Thursday evening. Jan. -, was Ger
tainlv the most elaborate one of its kin'
ever given After a delicious mcnu
served in Wright House style, toast
master. NJ J. Chaplin, in his origina
and humorous t0 way introduced th'
toasts and very pleasant ones they were
all telling OF the past, present IT futur
elories of the G. p. c. The ladies pres
ent were Misses Macleod, Plum, Bishop
Briggs, Carl, Nicholson, Dunning an'
Inplis,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
We PREDICT a Successful Business.

Joe Mckay has purchased the plumb.
ing and bicycle repair shop Of E II
Wcston's and will conduct the business
In connection With his tim shop Since
coming 70 Alma NJr Mckay has made
many friends by his courteous manner
and his ready attention 20 business He
will add a full line Of bicycles as soon as
the season opens and will conduct such
bicycle store as the town demands.
Mr. Mckay will retain the services of
Mr. Walker as plumber which insures a
continuance If the efficiency Of the
plumbing department Mr. Weston is
undecided rs yet as to hat business he
will engage in for the future. but it i.
hoped me- viii make Alma his home.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
CALL AND SEE US
Record Book BinderyH
I be Circuit Court
ia. EhgpssrX

l'TATE or MICBlGAN-Tbe Circuit Court
: !Or the Ouuty of GthtiJt. in Chanccry
RlCHAHD !. STEWARD Twenty. nth
Complal Lant judicial Circuit
Suit pendi III
" said court. on the
leth day OF De
HAITIE A STEWARD. c.mbcr A. ID.
Defendant. 1866.
In this caGst il appearing thbt me dcfcn daut.
Hattie a. steward. is q RESIDENT 81 sDmc STATE
or count y. which cannot be- %, rtaiued and her
Whcrca bouts unk uOWu. tntrcf. Tee ON motion of
William \. Bahlk" solicitor for omplainaut
il is ororref. that defendant enter her appear
uuce Iu said cause Hud answer snid bid ~ com
ploiut Ou or be ore he eighteenth day Of May,
a. d. 1893 uud that within twenty days that
the tUmptHiu8ut cause this order 10 be- pub
h~hrd iu the Ina RECORD said publication
10 be continued therein once each week for xix
weeks ia succession.
s. b. u ABOII..
iOo2-iN Circuit Judge.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20

We wish u express our heartfelt
thanks to the kind friends who assisted
us in the burial OF our husband anC
father, and especially we wish to thanl
the mcmbers Of VIM Meyer Post, G. y
r for their assistance.
Mrs J0uS HICKS AND CHILDREN.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
Arabs Value Water.

No one can travel among the Ara s
without being struck by the impor-
lance attached 20 the water supply.
Where rich Englishman would be
queath money TO founding n hospital
or decorating church, an Arab can
think of no other channel for his char
ity than the construction OF - foun-
tain which will assure him the blea-
ings Of all future generations The
Arabs have a curious Characteristic IN
common with horses and other ani-
mails. They prefer stagnant wster,
however bad In smell and appearance
TO the most limpid running water,
which, they assert, generally contains
disagreeable medicinal nroperties.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20

Nothing could be faircr more philan-
thropic or carr, more JOY To- the afflicted,
than the generous offer of the honored
and distinguished chemist, IA. SloCuiN,
NJ. c., OF New York City.
He has discovered a reliable and alb
solute cure for consumption, and all
bronchial, throat, lung and che 81 di-
s-ases, catarrhal affections, general de
cline and weakness, loss OF flesh and
all conditions OF wasting away; and 10
make its great merits known, Will send
three free bottles of bis newly disCOy-
cred remedies to any afflicted reader Of
the ALMA RECORD.
Already his new scientific system of
medicine" has permanently cured thous-
auds OF apparently hopeless cases.
The doctor considers II not only his
professional, but his religious duty a
duty which hc owes 20 suffering human
ity-to donate his iutallihle cure
He has proved the dreaded consump-
ton" to be a durable disease beyond a
doubt, III any climate, and has on file
in his American and European labora-
tories Thousands oi "hcartielt testi-
mouials OF gratitude from those beue-
fitted and cured, in all parts OF the world
Catarrhal and pulmonary troubles
lead TO consumption ard consumption,
uninterrupted, means speedily and GER
tain death. Don't delay until it Is too
late Simply write I. a.. Slocum, NJ c.
qS Pine street, New York, giving eN-
press and postofhcc address. aud tie
free medicine will be promptly sent
Please tell the doctor YOU saw his offer
III the ALMA RECORD.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
Our Advertisers.

Tho following firms have nev adver.
ti-amaufs iu the RECORD this week:
r S. Webb drugs, etc
Mess nlor g. Co clothing.
Win Wilson. general groceries.
Jenncss Miller Shoe Co., shoes
g e. Petirjobu e Co, hosiery saleA
! l.. Miior d Son. clearing mp sale.
Joe Mckay, plumbing bicycle aud Tin
ehCp
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
card of Thanks

We wish 20 express our thanks 10 th,
friends and ncighbory who so kindly
helped and sympathized with rs durina
the long illness and the death Of our be
loved wife and mother; also for the
floral tributes
WIN MILLER AND FANuY
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
HATTIE a STEW ARD
Defendant.
STATE OF MICllIG N-The Circuit Court for
y the Ouuty OF q atiot-lu Attachment
DAISY WRIGHT.
Plaintiff
Thomas l.. O'FFIEN
Defendant.

Thomas l.. O'FPlEN
Defendant.
Ii appearing from the tturu Of the writ is
sued IN the p bove entitled cause that property
has bt IN attached there on aud the defendant
cannot be found Therefore notice is hereby
given that on the fourth day OF November, A.
ID. 1895. a writ of attachment was duly issued
Out az suo uuGer the sal OF the circuit court
for the county Of GratiOt ~ the suit OF Dhisy
wright tho above named plant u against the
goods and ChAttpl- .lHT DIS 8ud tcuaments money
ana fleets Oi Thomas l.. O'Brieu. the above
named utit udaut. fOr the sum Of one hundred
Bnd twenty-five S1-2t 0) dollars. which ssid
writ was rctuuablc o. iid court on the nth
day ot Decembcr. 8. -. 1855
Dated this l&tn day at December, A. u. 1875
WILLIAM \. BAHIKE,
Attorney for "iaintn
lO32-,w Business AGdIess. Alma, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
WANTED

Reliable man in this vicinity TO open
small Office and handle my goods.
Position permanent and good pay. If
your record is O X. here is an opening
for you. Kindly mention this paper
when writing. lO32.6w
A. T. Morris, Cincinnati, O
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
Thara,iI CopoeaTtr,e

When you will be in sore need OF some
thing to ease the pain OF bruise cut,
burn, strain, rheumatism, neuralgia, or
some other ailment either on your own
person or that of some of your family.
Would il not be wise to have bottle of
that best Of all pain cures. Henry &
Iohuson's Arnica and Oil Liniment,
handy by in case OF any accident2 Also
good for horses and cattle We sell il
and guarantee il to cure or money re-
funded B. 5. WEBB.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
COVE

20 tho diup given by the Alma Light
Guards du,1ng the Farmers institute.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
SENT FREE TO
MEN AND WOMEN
DR. ANDREW 3. SPlNMEY.

foruicrI, &C Detroit. md proprietor of Reed Gity
,.uittrigm. The Old reliable specialist. crowned
Ncrsuua Urinary, sexual. aud an forms OF chronic
D.cnsr-. has such failh Ina III UiI.ty 10 cure y, On
ftlE sTt.tFfc Zach case f. carefully sud- ed b, it.
Particular attention b., given Co the treatment 90 the
fpilowins ougsttnding direp,-. viz: Nnsnl ntnrrh,
plS gus. Mucous aud Folcuur Discuss, of the 1hront
Foreign CROWNS in the LurNuN Lar nights BrOuC hi
voice. Eularsed ron-s Ineipent Consumrton, A. III.
ua III segses Of ts Heart, General Debility. Diseases
1u- Diseases. Discusses OF the kidneys and Biudaer,
'trcture Constipation, I!es i-sure Fi-iul lrrita-
tud tn D slse- Surgical Diseases Of al forms the
l5e Er Face 9nd irterngl Organs, including De
s,c, A.-o lnnd ,e Dyige,sia iarrhea and all forms
YOuNG MIN led into evil habits. not knowing the
1arm. and now nervous wrecks unfit FOR study social
Treasures or business, with loss OF memory headache.
te1i Dae. pallita'oni .ed ana snnksn eyes pimpe-'
en-, tpustiuea smnrtug, milky urine, kidney trouble
'1uorrh,l gee structure any di-ea-c ~ the yu.
-l-tem can here mo s1ie "nl speedy cure Chares
THF SlGNS OF SYPHILIS are blood and kin iis.
' p"t li ',.'It- Done i", ~, W4eoq- i1te, -
lip srea chs Thcsv cared Tor life With out the
vf',itiTfIia Piles. Etc. crarp Al oNct.
HNN. i'' of nHt '.ie. 81 -' '-' if'kins in
fs .r o. iu. rIi. .n.. lnu r.Ht .loiI tot ,eaa.
10 pIr. 'l,nt f.ri'.-'s
q ,o1 c.r.a Dbl. tr..ri .a,s,. -fn.i, FL, home icsil
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-03-11
SURRENDER OF SANTIAGO.
Gen. Shutters Dissertation of III,
Close OF the Campaign Ia
Eastern Cuba.

As witnesses Of the ceremony of sur.
render. took the general officers with
their STATS, and a guard of loo men.
Ten. Ioral brought out with him hi,
general officers aud STATS and a body Of
troops Of the same number. Gen. Lud.
.cw had given me the sword and spurs
taken from the body Of Gen. Vara del
Rev. who had been killed in the defense
'i Fl taney, and requested me to give
them TO Gen. TOral. During the inter.
view prior TO the declaration Of sur
render l handed Gen. Toral the sword
informing him Of the circumstances
and the request from the officer who
Aaa secured il that il be taken back by
Ten. &c! Eeys companions TO his home
In spain, and given 10 his family. The
presentation Of these articles was en-.
tlreiy unexpected by Gen. Toral. and as
spoke IN English it was not until the
translation was completed that he fully
realized what ! was doing. He then
showed a great deal Of feelings; in fact.
he could hardly speak, as his emotions
nearly overpowered him. He received
the sword and spurs and handed them
to one Of his staff. all Of whom were
equally surprised and gratified.
Gen. Toral then made the formal
declaration Of the surrender. He placed
himself in front Of the hundred men
that he had been permitted to bring
u to represent the Spanish army,
Win ms officers near him. Our detach-
iheht was drawn up in lines fronting
inem. Advancing to the front of the
center Of his troops, he drew his sword
and presented arms. and said: 81 sur.
render the Spanish troops under my
command, and this place" was about
20 feet IN front OF and facing him. and.
causing my command to present arms.
replied that I accepted his surrender
IN behalf of the government of the
United States.
This completed the of the
surrender so far as the troops were
concerncd.-Gen. William r. Shafter
in Century.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-03-11

The president Of q gas company r@aturallr
has light incone.-Chicag5 Daily News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-03-11
Health ind penut,

Health and beauty are no; exactly
synonymous terms, yet physical bean.
" without physical health can no h,,
an esanescen: thing. 70 be healthy
ana 10 keep healthy, a few cardirsl
principles must be observed. To attsir
to any degree of physical perfec,;an
inc hody needs TO be properly fed
groomed, trained. exercised and res,ed
according to certain established scion,
uhc Jaws Waste and repair are tho
forces continually at work in all liz.
ing structures. Every action. even IN
the thinking of a thought, * ,cna "
panied by waste Of tissue. Like oaDa
housekeepers, we will see ,ba, ~
ennes Tor the escape Of this waste ma.
.uri'' are in perfect working order
mere are four main outlets IN be ~
s'oereu' namely: The lungs. the kid.
neys, me bt'sels and the skin. so mnal,
physiology the, beauty-seeker mn.,
know. 4 skin with cloeped nnr nus
thickened, roughened and discnhnras
is an nnlovely thing.--N. Y IaJn"u
Monthly, "eneer
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-03-11
JIMMY GOT HIS RAISE.
His Troubles with a Lady Customer
Caused His Butcher Boss to
Come Down.

I've got TO have my pay raised an
nounced the Clark street butchers boy in
gentle but decided tone. It's got 10 b
raised
The butcher smiled indulgently and re
piled: We'll, Jimmie, Of course I'm Away,
wilIin' to do the right thing, but times in thi'
business was better once an my shop il
small. Still, il can do anything
Its over that Mrs. Justmarried." com
planned Jimmie. Il get along all right
with everybody else but her-well, say,
told you how she wanted the salted mack
erel sent up with only a pinch OF salt"
Yes
And about that order OF one dozen lant
chops, freshly laid and the pound OF bone,
less sausage.
YES"
We'll, to-day happened the worst vet.
che S got a Mexican lady stopping with her,
and | guess the other women in that fla.
have been strlngin' her to get up a Mexican
dinner, tor to-day she sailed in high and
mighty as you please, and she says; You
may send up, James, six Spanish omelette;
cut thick and with the bones broken. And.
let me see-yes, one pint Of whipped chill
eolorow, and eight tamales dressed and
ready Tor the oven. Pick out the plunpes,
tamales YOU have in the yard and have
them killed and dressed before noon
Say. won't that Mexican lady have a ho.
time How can | go up there and explain
matters unless"
Il guess ! can give you 80 cents more a
week. Jimmie" said the butcher.-Chi.
easo Inter Ocean.
The, president Of q gas company naturaI'y
has 4 light incolne.-Chicag1 Daily News. e.