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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

20 cents; total s2a3.
lot .. block N. Eastern addition.
Taxes. s203; penalty, 10 cents costs.
30 cents, total sass.
South fractional LOT 9. block NJ, Eag
crn addition. Taxes, fl.O2, penalty, ;
cents; costs 20 cents; total si27
South fractional lot s block NJ East
orn addition. Taxes. fl02; penalty 2
centa. costs. 20 cents: total fi27.
Southern fractional lot q block so,
I Eastern addition Taxes. 81 cents
penalty 3 cents costs 20 cents total
ei.27.
Lot 10. block go. Eastern addition,
Taxes. si23, penalty . cents; costs
go cents total. si.2g.
North fractional lot ~. block co.
Eastern addition. Taxes, 81 cents
penalty. 3 cCnis; total. 50 cents
Southern fractional lot B. block co.
/ Eastern addition Taxes. 0i cents
penalty. cents. costs. 30 cents; total
| 50 cents
tot 4. block So Eastern addition
Taxes 81 30; penalty. cents, costa
/ 90 cents. total Si.i9.
North fractional lot 3. block 90
/ Eastern addition. Taxes, 81 cents
! penalty 3 cents, costs. 20 cents
/ total. 50 cents.
south fractional lot .. block 80
! Eastern addition Taxes ~ cents
penalty. 9 cents total. 50 cents.
South fractional lot 3. block a.
Eastern addition. Taxes. On cents
penalty. . cents. costs. 20 cents; total
Lot /. block AZ. Easetrn addition
Taxes. Sl23. penalty. 9 cents, costs
30 cents. total ti49.
Lot 10. block 81. Eastern addition
Taxes. Si %. penalty. cents. costs
20 cents. total. si.49.
North fractional lot 3. block 40
| Eastern addition Taxes Gi cents
/ penalty. B Conts. costs. 30 cents, total
- cents.
North fractional lot No.. block 40
Eastern addition Taxes. 81 cents
penalty. o cents. costs 30 cents, total
81 cents.
south fractional lot g. block as
Eastern addition Taxes. Gt cents
penalty. Q cents; costs go crutH. total
50 cents.
South fractional iot @. block as
Eastern addition Taxes. 81 cent
penalty. cents: costs 20 cents total
80 cents.
Lot 4. block as Eastern addition
Taxes. Sl.23 penalty. cents, costs
20 cents: total. Sac
lot 10 block as. Eastern addition
Taxes. si.23; penalty, 6 cents; costs
20 cents. total. sii9.
North fractional lot r. block as
Eastern addition Taxes. GIL cents
penalty, 3 cents costs. 20 cents; total
total. s276
North fractional lot n. block ~
Eastern addition. Taxes. Gi cents
penalty. 3 cents; costs. 20 cents; total
81 cents.
lot 10, block a. Eastern addition
Taxes. Si.s3 penalty, q cents; costs
20 cents; total, fi.ig
North fractional lot n. block ~
Eastern addition Taxes. On cents
penalty. cents; costs. 20 cents, total
50 cents
South fractional lot 4. block AZ
Eastern addition Taxes. 81 cents
penalty, cents. costs, 20 cents. total
NJ cents.
North fractional lot 3. block a.
Eastern addition Taxes. 81 contn;
penalty, 3 cents; total, as cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

Santa Fo Pacific Railroad company
Additional assessments for the year
1898 of the Santa Re Pacific Railroad
company: The following WAS omitted
from the return made by the Santa
Re pRclhc Railroad company Tor the
year 1898 and is hereby assessed "a
and against said Santa Fc Pacific
Railroad company for the year 1898.
72.li3 miles or right of way OF said
railroad company ia the county OF
fcrnalillu, territory of New Mexico
including all improvements. croastioa
rails, bsh bar plates. bolts bridgoa
CulvCrtR and structures, together with
the telegraph line erected upon aud
constructed ever the right OF way of
the said railroad company, also stat.
ion houses. shops, dopOia. switches
water tanks and all improvements al
Albuquerque. A. A. r. Junction, Chavcs
or Mitchell. Wingatc, Gallup and Man,
eullta al the rate OF $1,000 per milo,
making total OF s5l2,0Oi. OF the
above amount 10000 Is assassablo fof
city and school purposes IN the city
~ Albuquerque. and Si5,5 Is assess
able for town purposes In the town Of
Gallup. and&g6.ia0 "a aHseasahlo foT
NANhNl NNl NhH'N w ANN ANAlNN NiNNNl
district Taxes. Slf.9a53t; penalty
f7f9.76; costs, sG.G5; total, Si5.75i &C.
Santa pc Pacific railroad company
Additional assessments for the year
1898 Of the Santa no Pacific RHilron
company The following was omitted
from the retRrp made by The SAINT
Ne Pacific Railroad company for tho
year 1898 aud rs hereby assessed GA
and against said Santa Fo Pacific
Railroad company for the year 1888
7i.ti3 miles or right of way Of said
railroad company in the county Oi
nernalillo. territory of New Mexico
including an improvements. cross.tins
rails. nsh bar plates. bolts. bridges
culvorta pH1 structures. together WITH
the telegraph line erected upon ana
constructed over the right Of way Ol
the said railroad company; also stat.
ion houses, shops, dopots. switchos.
alter tanks and all improvements az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
PRECINCT Nc. Y.

w. NJ. Weaver, assignee Of Charles
Zoiger-S. half lots 10. 10, block s. n,
G: NJ r Co addition Land. bounded
north by d. Garcia, south by accquia,
east boy Pefea addition. Land In Pre-
cinct 3: 500 By T3l yaraB; bounded
north by railroad south by ). Cutter.
req, east by acequla. west by railroad.
Taxes, S7235; penalty. $500; costs,
$40; total f7T0I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

The latest reports made TO Surgeon
General Wyman of the marine hospii-
al service show that tuberculosis
causes about no per cent OF the deaths
reported Only deaths from cunta.
giOus diseases are tnhulatcd ant
where deaths from these causes are
reported In every instance tubcrcu-
losiB is .ar ln the lead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
pRECINCT NO. 40.

Albright. Slots rs. 10. block c.
A a r. addition. Value Of personal
property, Si5O. Taxes. S2i7i; penalty
1875; costs. 80 cents, total. f26,S9,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
PRECINCT NO. &.

Albuquerque Brick Co.-Value OF
personal property, 81 600 Last half
taxes, $3.50; penalty, 81. costs, 80
cents total. t2tG5.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
pRECINCT NO. 8.

Lot goa. block y. Baca a Armiio
ao cents; addition Taxes. e24A pen
atty. 20 cents. costs. 20 cents; total
G2.76.
Lot /, block 2. s. Apodaca addition
Taxes. 81 go: penalty. cents. costs
90 cents. total. Si.4a.
Lot ?, block 3, $. Apodaca addition
TaHees. Si.23: penalty cents; costs
20 cents: total. Sl.fg.
Lot Z. block 2. $. Apodaca addition
Taxes Si.23 penalty. cents: costs
20 cents. total. sl49.
Lot =. dock 2. s. ApOdaca addition
Taxes 2i2a; penalty. 6 cents. costs
20 cents. total. si49.
Lot .. block 2. s. hpodaca addition
Taxes. Sl.25; penalty. 6 cents; costs
20 cents; total fi49,
Lot ~. block 2. s. ApOdca addition
Taxes 81 %, penalty g cents; costs
20 cents: total. Si4a.
Lot g. block 2. g. Apodaca addition
Taxes si.23: penalty 6 cents; costs
- cents. total. si4s.
Lot 6, Block 2. :. Apodaca addition
Taxes. Sl.23. penalty & cents; costs
20 cents. total. si49.
Lot s. biock l. s. ApOdaca addition
Taxes. 81 20: penalty 6 ceats. costs
20 cents. total. Sit9.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

and called the Zla, Santa Ana and
icmex grant. situate In the county Of
tlcrnalillp. territory OF New Mexico,
comprlaiAs ard containing $50 iS0
ncrca, moro or less, and composed II
grazlnE lands Of the value OF 30 cents
Per acre, The said lands not con
hrmed or patented. and are owned by
rome peratn or persons unknown, and
ore owned and claimed by several
persons having or claiming undivided
" erosts therein. For more and
complete description ~ the said tract
Of land. reference II hereby given and
made TO the description and boundar.
ica thereof on fle IN the once of tho
surveyor General OF the territory vi
New Mexico, which said description
and boundaries are hereby made a
part ~ this description. Taxes
;i.3S3.27; penalty. s2i916; costs, b
cents; total. si.6O27S.
UNKNOWN OWNERS.
Lot ~. block A.. A. q p. addition
Albuquerque Taxes. fi3.72; penalty
~ cents; costs. 20 cents; total. si4.6i
Lot rs. block A., a. a Y. addition
Albuquerque Taxes. si3.72; penalty
o. cents. costs. 20 cents: total,ti4.6i
Lot 20. Block A.. A. &P. addition
Albuquerque Taxes. ti9.72; penalty
% cents, costs. 20 cents; total, ti46i
Tot a. block A.. A. &p addition
Albuquerque Taxes, si3.72. penalty
20 cents. costs. 90 cents; total tit.61
Lot 10. block n. A. a p. addition
Albuquerque. Taxes. s6Se. penalty
sc cents. costs. 20 cents. total S74f
Fractional lot 10. block o.. A. a. =
edition Albuquerque. Taxes. $3.50,
penalty, 10 cents; costs, 80 cents
/ total. 1855
Fractional lot "a. block O.. A. &P
addition. Albuquerque. Taxes. ti.6b
penalty 3 cents; costs, 20 cents; total
/ s1.ga.
Fractional lot 49,, block W. A. az
addition. Albuquerque. Taxes. fi.g5i
penalty, 80 cents; costs. 20 cents
total. $500.
Lot =. block 2. A. a y. addition
Albuquerque. Taxes fl.95; penalty
90 cents; costs, 90 cents; total. $3.50
Lot g. block 2. Baca addition. Al
iuquorqua, Taxes. 1896, penalty
% cents. costs. 90 cents; total. sbA9
Loo a. block I. liaca addition. Al
/ luquerqu' Taxes, S4a5; penalty, 2
cents. costs. 20 cents; total $40.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

Aibuonorauo. A. &p. Junction. Chaves
a. Mitchell Wlngate. Gallup and Man.
cuIlia at The rate Of 81 600 per milo.
making q total of fdi2.00i. OF The
above amount 500 600 a. assosaablc Tor
city and school purposes In the city
of Albuquerque. and Sib b6b ~ zssos4.
ahlo Tor town purposes IN the town ct
Gallup. nndfgG 1870 ~ anscasahle fOr
school pufposoH Ga the Gallup school
district, Taxes. ei6.eGO0i. penalty.
Ss33C0i Gusts $500; total 90 900 90
Santa pc Pacific Railroad company
Additional assessments for the ycnr
1898 of the Santa Ne Pacific Railroad
company; The follnwin was omitted
from the return made by the Santa
to Pacific Railroad company for the
year 1888 and % hereby assessed a.
and against suld Santa No. Pacific
| Railroad company for the year 1898
/ T8ii3 miles or right of way OF SAID
railroad company IN tho county Of
Bornalllln territory Of Now Mexico.
including an improvements croggtios
rails nsh bar plates, bolts bridges.
| culyCrts nnd structures. together with
| the telegraph line erected upon and
/ constructed over the right Of way Of
the said railroad company. also stat.
/ iun houses, shops. depots. swltchel,
/ water tanks and all improvements az
/ Albuquerque, A. a =. Junction Chavel
| or Mitchell. WingatC Gallup aud Man.
Culta at the rate OF 81 900 per milo,
I making "a total of S6t2.O0i. or the
| above amount $40 600 is aHsessablo for
/ cts and school purposes iu the city
OF Albuquerque. and ti5bg6 is assess.
I able Tor town purposes ln the town %
/ Gallup. aadf86.t30 iH nsseasabic for
school purposes Isl the Gallup school
/ district Taxes. f2tlG5S5. penalty.
/ }l o3S.2pi costs. $685. total. S22,'
23o.19.
Notice "a hereby further given that
the undersigned tax collector for Der.
nalillu county. viii apply 90 the dls.
trlct court in aud for said county. on
the seventh day ~ October. 1891 for
/ Judgment against the lands real estate
and personal property described In
The foregoing list. together with costa
and penalties and for an order Co sell
the Same tu satisfy such Judgment;
and that he will within thirty days
after tho rendition Of such Judgment
against property described In said list
and after having given notice by a
hand bin posted M the front door Of
the building In which the district
court for said county is held at least
ten days prior to the day OF sale. on ~
for sale az public auction I'm front Of
said building, the real estate and per.
souai property described In this notice
against which judgment may be rol.
/ dercd Tor the amount OF taxes. penal
ties and costs due thereon.
CHAs X. NEWHALL.
Treasurer and oxOhlciO Collector OF
Bemnl no County. New Mexico.
First publication August ~. 1901
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

The pos session right of possession
and an lni crest or equity of in and i0
an that grant or taci az land known
aud called the elena Gnli.
KOS grant. situate IN ,he
county ~ 3ernalillO and ter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

All that grant ur tract az land known
and called the Sandia land grant, $50
uatc in the county ~ nornalillo and
territory AZ New Mexico. comprising
and containing 2ilN1ag acres. more or
less. aud composed of grazing lands ~
the }aluo off 800 cents per acre. The
said lands were confirmed to the legal
representa- ycs uf said indians and
are owned hy some person unknown,
and are owned and claimed by sew
rral persons having or claiming unhi
yidri interests therein For a more
complete description OF the said tract
ui land reference b. hereby given and
made to the description and hounda
rios thereof on NE in the ONCE Of tho
surveyor nrfal of the territory Il
New MaNto. which srid description
aud huuI dariDs are hereby made d
Unu OF this description. Take.
f1t1tis ioaalty $3.50 costs. 3I
cents. total s2aiai
unknoRp owners of Santa Ana land
grant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-20
NO CHANGE IN POLICY.

Again administration Washington demonstrated its
adherng its we'll defined policy regarding the settle
Chinese question. information Pekn
to effect planning expedition
punitive purpose which troops the various powers
official confirmation of this report he promptly instructions
General Chafe part the projected by
Furthermore authority
that question that the president caused notice to be
served the that the of the United States
nionstrated against the proposed expedition.
This is only with previously
pursued by administration,
with China does desire foot of Chinese territory
during Mongoan empire
promote peace safety protect
their The administration diligently
along these lines and would be astounding this late
should policy and give
ing Won wadersee proposes.
The German commanders proesd purpose righten
the expedition actually starts
will be marked by boodhed ootng
heard the doings punitive enterprises the
Chinese troubles began has been shocked brutality
the destruction and theft property
them
With of these disgraceful affairs
diers No American pointed having
cold booded slaughter wholesale robbery Luckily
serving the stripes off Jealous
good shape aud moment
Gus affairs national capitol.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-20
What Others
fire Saying.

''rhe proposal that this government
be accorded the right 20 supervise pub
lie loans and treaties 20 be made by
Cuba has not been opposed, while the
request that the Uisted States be ae-
corded the right To maintain garrisons
and naval stations on the island was
repelled not as being inadmissible,
but as involving concessions that
should more properly be referred 20
the future republic. c."vPhlladelphia
Record.
''rho FIFTY sixth Congress has
made it's bed and must lie i'm it. IL
VIII go out Of existence 20 be remem-
bered as the most extravagant Con-
eress that ever sat AT Washington.
Yet IL Is proper % discriminate a lit
tie Sometimes the House and some
times the Senate is the guiltier
branch. This time no impartial oh
server of contemporary legislation
will hesitate 20 point his finger az the
House end of the Capitol. The spirit
that has prevailed during the present
session OF the House OF Representa-
tivos is a menace 10 the continued stu
prcmacy OF the Republican party
New York sun.
The situation I'm Kansas looks
something like civil war. Men are
banding themselves together 10 attack
the unlawful saloons are taking oaths
10 hang the more obnoxious saloon
Keepers and are arming themselves
for deadly combat while the saloon
keepers. as would be naturally ex-
peeted. are making reprisals. -
Philadelphia Ledger.
France Is profting by the lessons
OF the last century. and II studying
economy in dead earnest IL the re
port OF the minister OF finance can he
believed she can now give points 10
her ancient enemy across the chan
mel I'm the way OF financial manage
ment. Minneapolis Times.
Having seen what an easy thing
Uncle Sam has grown To be I'm the last
three years. Denmark now offers 10
unload a few islands. st Louis Re-
public.
"The extra session during this ad-
ministration has come TO be the
regular session. Memphis CONNER
cial Appeal.
And now there appears a strong
feeling of confidence In New York
that the naval arch project. which
has been taken up by the alumni NJ
the Naval Academy. is practically
certain OF success; and the probabili-
ties seem To be that IL will he located
I'm that patch of ground known as the
Battery. Syracuse Post Standard
'In line with Butler. Roberts and
Kitchener. even King Edward i'm his
speech TO Parliament had regrets
about the dongs of the Beers
Philadelphia Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-20
OBSERVATIONS.

Love Is n disease OF which the physi-
clans know nothing.
The error OF y movement may became
the sorrow OF lieftime.
Conscience OF the man who loves is-ths
guardian angel OF the woman whom he
loves
The man who marries a widow often
finds that he Is the successor OF her deal
husband.
Seifshness is often a woman's best
safeguard. hut one which she Is usually
born without.
Men were mad 90 reform exisN'gce not
20 accept Il. Endurance on their part
looks like rust
Always listen 10 n wife's falluresl Thev
have learned the secret ~ success, though
they learned Il backward.
II Is we'll 10 occasionally put yourself
In some one else's place. even " you fell
yourself too bis 90 be n good ht
Many years ago truth was discovered
lying at the bottom OF a well-and we
have no subseouet record OF its rescue.
The man who does nothing else but
make money cheats himself worse than
any one else and lives and dies ia actual
poverty, no matter what msy be his post
humous sssets s-Philadtlphia lnQuirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-20

IL can be truthfully said of no other
said of Paine's celery compound. that In
no single instance has 1t failed 10 bene-
fit. and benefit permanently-and there's
the point that no sufferer should lose
sight Of
The whole stock-in-trade of the orl-
nary. plausible sounding, but wholly ir-
responsible remedies Is TO bring about
the appearance of health, TO cover UP
symptoms and TO stave Off breakdowns.
making the permanent cure all the more
difficult.
other remedies. because they can ef-
feet no lasting cure do harm.
The same words that fairly and ac-
curately describe Paine's celery compound,
a remedy that every day proves its worth,
are boldly used 10 exploit concoctions that
can by no possibility do anything but
harm. More brains and ingenuity Is ex-
pended on the label and wrapper than
on what is put into the bottles. Persons
who try this remedy and that. in the
foolish hope that they may hit on the
right one by chance, and at any rate il
can do them no harm, should know that
they are doing their system incalculable
mischief and putting of the day OF COM
plete recovery by such experimenting.
Paine's celery compound must not be
judged by the standard of any of these
superficial medicines. II is a great re-
sponsible scientific discovery, singularly
unlike any remedial agent that ever
aimed to effect similar purpose--to make
people well. Ii is not an ordinary remedy.
The results from its Use have been so ex-
traordinary and so gratifying that busy
ant .f fhstr
way to send letters of thanks and to allow
their names TO vouch for every statement
they have made I'm praise of IL.
The following acknowledgment from
Mrs Geo. +. Rouse of Green Bay, Wis,
of the surprising benefit she has received
from the use of Paines celery compound
is too valuable TO be withheld from the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-20
Doings in the :.
-. Jocidi G)orld.
3hsGossio.

The opera house was filed with a fash
Russell and her splendid company In "A
Royal Family" There was a large thea
tire party given by Mr. Walter Knight
Sturges, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Okie Sturges, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parsons Cross.
Others i'm the party were Miss Virginia
Gsmmell, Miss Harriet Hazard, Miss
Bessie Sackett, Miss Abby Aldrich, Miss
Edith Richmond Miss Hope Smith. Miss
Helen Campbell, Miss Marion Hazard, DIR.
Halsey DE Wolf, Mr.. Henry Weston
Sackett. Mr. Frank NJ. Smith, Mr.. How
ard Anson Richmond, Mr.. .Lauriston Hart
well Hazard. Mr.. Gordon Reed. %, Mr..
Charles kilvert and Mr.. Merwin White.
After the performance they returned to
the Sturges residence on Hope street for
q most delicious course supper.
Others seen in the large audience were
Mrs. Robert Ives Gammell, Mr.. William
Green Rocker. Mr.. stuart Aldrich. Miss
Mary Green Nightingale, Mrs Harvey
Waldron. Mr.. Royal G. Taft. Jr., Or. ana
Mrs. Horace Miller, Miss Aldrch, Miss
Marguerite Dwight. Mr.. Christopher Cole
man. Mr.. Sphinx, Mr. Richard III. Deming,
MI. anu 0ISs hlbtkt VT hi =.
Francis w. Colwell Gen and Mrs. Fred
crick w. Sackett, Mr.. Frank A. Rhodes,
Miss Rhodes. MIR. and Mrs. Arthur b.
Lisle, Mr. and Mrs. Albert smith In
Manager Wendelschaefer's box Mr.. Mars
den J. Perry had the Misses Baker.
Mrs. Samuel Mowry Nicholson's last "st
home" yesterday from i've TO seven was
very largely attended.
Miss Elizabeth Nicholson received with
Nf,hn1gav .shn 81 I'D In
pouring tea and chocolate and serving
the ices were: Mrs. William Goddard. Mrs.
John Bosworth Lewis, Mrs. Livingston
Ham, Mrs. Rousmaniere. Miss jeanette
Nightingale. The caterer was Lyman OF
the Elolse. who arranged everything
most artistically in green and pink.
While IL seemed all society were az this
reception Mrs. Elisha Dyer was receiving
the many friends who called to meet and
congratulate Miss Scott. the hsncee OF
her son. Mr.. George ". Dyer
Mrs. James Goats, Mrs. Henry Pearce.
Mrs Robert ri. J. Goddard. Mrs. William
Wurts White. Mrs. Robert Ives Gam
nell assisted Mrs. Dyer at tho attractive
tea and coffee tables.
Mr. Marsden Perry gives Miss Scott a
large dinner or Thursday and on Friday
Mrs Henry Penrce gives a dinner for
MIR and Mrs Edward Bruce Merriman.
who arrive from New York tomorrow for
tho holiday.
Mrs Henry Du Willard Will give tea . {
the Agawam club on Friday afternoon at
Ave o'clock 90 meet Mrs. James l.. Lin
coin Of Brooklinc. Mars.
Miss Alice wheaton gave an Informal
tea for Miss Saber Of New York yester-
day afternoon inviting few intimate
friends. Mrs. Arthur ". Swift, Mrs.
Charles J steedman. Mrs. Duncan Hun
ter Miss aura Eames kffss Apnle Ila rn.
mont. Mrs Horatio ~ NiEhtingale. Mrs.
Thomas OF Wakefield. " J.. Miss Glenn
entine Pearce. Miss Isabelle NJ Rhodes.
Miss L. Kate Pearce The season of lent
opens with many bridge" whist parties
arranged In advance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-20
SHE WAITED

Even scotchman cannot always be
humorous IL he would. Like other people,
however, he Is sometimes funny without
meaning TO be. The Scottish American
thinks that the message sent by young
man in Peeblesshire 20 his waiting bride
may have kept her from worrying over
his non-appearance. but that she must,
after all, have received II with mixed
feelings.
The bride-eiect lived in a village some
distance from the home or William, the
bridegroom. The wedding was To be at
her home. on the eventful day the young
man. started for the station, but on the
way met the village grocer, who talked
80 entertainingly that William missed his
train
Naturally ne was in what is known as
n state OF mind" Something must be
done at once. So he sent the following
telegram:
Don't marry till come. William"
II the bridc-elect knew her William she
probably knew how he felt when he sent
the message. and forgave the mental
confusion which resulted In what sho
must have looked upon as needless re-
u1est