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o. 3. ALL THOSE TWO PARCELS
OF LAND KNOWN AS LOTS
NUMBER TWENTY-ONE AND
TWENTY-FIVE IN BLOCK NUM-
Der TWENTY-SIX AS SHOWN
ON THE PLAT OF THE NOUN
TAIN HOME COMPANY as re-
corded in Liber E. Z. T., No. /, folio
2, one of the Plat Records of said
Garrett county, and being the same
lots which were conveyed by Nah
Ion Glotfelty, late Treasurer of Gar
rett county, to Godfrey Felty by
deed dated May 18th, 1900, and re
corded in Liber E. Z. T. No. 10,
folio 81, ETC., one of the Land Rec
ords of said Garrett county. Said
lots contain l0-l21 Of an acre each
and are located in Election District
No. of said Garrett county and
will be sold to satisfy and pay the
taxes due and in arrear thereon for
the years 1904 and 1905 as are char
ged on the Assessment Books of
said Garrett county in the name
of the said Godfrey Felty.
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}. 5. LOT NUMBER TWENTY
FOUR IN BLOCK NUMBER
FIVE AS SHOWN ON THE PLAT
OF LOCH LYNN HEIGHTS as
recorded in Liber f. Z. T. No. l,
folio ?, one of the Plat Records of
Garrett county and being the same
lot which was conveyed by Anna
NJ Moxey to Emma F. Moon by
deed dated the 22nd day of August
1899, and recorded in Liber Z. T. 7.
No. 36, folio SOP, one of the Land
Records of Garrett county. Said
lot is located in Election District
No. 7 Of said Garrett county, CON
tains ONE-SIXTH OF AN ACRE
OF GROUND and will be sold to
satisfy and pay the taxes due and
in arrear thereon for the years 1904
and 1904 and 1905 as are charged on
the Assessment Books of said Gar
rett county in the name of the
said Emma F. Moon.
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FRIDAY,
The 18th Day Of Jan'y, 1907,

AT THE HOUR OF 1OO'CLOCK A. M.
at the front door Of the Court House in
the town of Oakland, Garrett county,
Maryland, offer and sell at public auc-
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ton to the highest bidder. all the fol-
lowing pieces and parcels of land lying
and being in Garrett county, Maryland.
to-wit:
No. l. MILITARY LOT NUMBER
TWENTY-SEVEN HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY SEVEN (277O.
CONTAINING FIFTY ACRES OF
LAND, being the same lot of land
which was conveyed to Cora B.
Welch by deed from Erwin F. WEIGH
and others, bearing date the End
day of March, 1900, and recorded in
Liber E. Z. T., No. SO, folio 232.
one of the Land Records of Garrett
county. Maryland. Said land is To-
Gated in Election District No. 2 of
said Garrett county and will be sold
to satisfy and pay the balance of
taxes due and in arrear thereon for
the years 1904 and 1905 as are char
ged on the Assessment Books of
said Garrett county in the name of
the said Cora B. WEIGH.
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o. 6. ALL THOSE LOTS OR PAR
GELS OF GROUND KNOWN AS
LOTS NUMBERS ONE AND TWO
IN BLOCK NUMBER THIRTY
EIGHT OF THE PLAT OF LOCH
LYNN HEIGHTS as recorded in
Liber EFT, Mol, folio2 oneo he
Plat Records of Garrett county and
being the same lots when we're
conveyed by Joseph C. AltersCn
and wife to Hoffman Summers ty
deed bearing date the 3lst daV Of
December, 1894, and recorded n
Liber E. z. T. No SO, folio SOP, one
of the Land Records of said Garrett
county. Said lots are located in
Election District No. of said Gar
rett county and contain 1O-121 OF
AN ACRE EACH, and will be sod
to satisfy and pay the taxes due and
in arrear thereon for the years 1904
and 1904 and 1905 as are charged on
the Assessment Book of said Gar
rett county in the name Of the said
Hoffman Summers.
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TERMS OF SALE-Cash' on day Of
sale. The right of redemption .extends
to six calendar months from day of sale
by paying to the purchaserithe amount
of the purchase money with interest
thereon at the rate of twenty per cent.
per annum and all costs. Conveyancing
at cost of purchaser.
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A Mercenary
Affair
By EDITH NJ. DOANE

Copyright, 1906, by 7. G. Easimcnt
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. I. MILITARY LOT NUMBER
FIVE HUNDRED AND FOUR.
CONTAINING FIFTY ACRES OF
LAND, which.is described in a deed
from Charles Bolan and wife to
William Finzel, bearing date the
9th day OF November, 1899. Said
lot is located in Election District
No. 9 of said Garrett county and
will be sold to satisfy and pay the
taxes due and in arrear thereon for
the years 1904 and 1905 as is charg-
ed on the Assessment Books of
said Garrett county in the name of
the said William Finzel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24

rERcERA LEcrURA DEL cALENpAFIo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24
ReYiSta de los TribunaleS
Tribunal Supreme
Injunction en- apelaci6n en- e1 case
de Ramon II. Patron contra
el Ayuntamiento de San Juan

Como 5recordaran nuestros lectores
esta solicitud de injunction Sc vi6
ante Ia Corte de Distrito de San Juan,
llevando las epresentaciones del
Ayuntamiento y del sef1or Patron
respectiyamente los abogados sefIo-
res Falcon y Bcn1tez Castaf1o, resol-
viendo la Corte de acuerdo con 10 So
licitado por este tltimo 8 sea libran
do orden para impedir que el Ayun :
tamiento continuara en- Ia obra del
padr6n de veclnos.
De esta resolucion apel6 la parte
idemandada y hoy Sc celebro Ia vista
de dicha resolucion apelada.
Ell senor Patron no estaba repre-
sentado en- Ia vista del recurso.
El ST.. Falcon hizo sus a1egaciones
tendencies 4 demostrar Ia necesidad
del censo 6 padr6n de vecinos para
los mejores fines de la administra
cion municipal, todo vez que e1 Ayun-
tamiento necesitaba para fines sani-
tarios, para dispense gratuita de me-
dicinas, para librar certifcados de
vecindad, para evitar aglomeracio-
uCS TIC VEC4uOo Gil lCQuC1QdS 4OCct1l-
dades etc, ETC., tener IN padron que
especifcase las circunstancialidades
de los habitantes del t6rmino.
Dice que el censo es TN trabajo
inmemorial en- todos los paises del
mundo, pues que siendo el Munici
pio Ell padre 8 el tutor de una gran
famllia, la poblacion, necesitaba CO.
nocer sus peculiares necesidades pa
IA poderlas atender debidamente.
Sc queja Ia opinion ahora-dice-
de la playa de moscas que ha inva-
dido la ciudad como Ell Ayuntamien-
to va 4 tomar medidas, impidiGndo-
sele hacer 10 que es Ia base de TN
buen sistema sanitarioo
El Hon. Juez sefor Figueras, pre-
gunto al senor Falcon que 81 la for
macion del censo no era facultad pri-
vativa del gobierno central.
FL sefi6r Falcon opin6 negative
nente argumentando su criterio.
La Corte tomo en- consideration Ell
case.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24

te acostumbrada q tomarlo ma
10, no es raz0n para que Sc trate
de quitarle fama y Sc escrlban
vaciedades y torpezas que no
merecen ciertamente la aten-
cion que les estamos concedien-
do.
Fuera el cabotaje para nos
otTos como 10 es para Norte
america Y no tendriamos que
someter a comparaciones nj a
pruebas nuestro principal art1-
culo, para qre dependiera del
gusto NAL dirigido, 8 del capri
cho de unos cuantos, la apertu-
ra de IN mercado flo y amplio
como nosotros 10 necesitamos Y
tenemos el derecho a exigir.
No es que nos preocupe el
torpe juicio que de nuestro phi
mer producto agricola Sc haya
permitido hacer Ia incompetent
cia osada; 10 que nos indigna
es que los mismos que sacan
partido de la violencia con que
Sc nos imponen por Ell aran-
eel vicente art1culos de cali
dad tan dudosa como la ma
yor parte de los que estamos
obligados a consumir aqu1, CO
metan la injusticia de hacer
simulacros de pruebas y com
paraciones neCias, pretendien-
do justifcar la ignominia i'm
perdonable de que nuestro cafe
no tenga todavia TN mercado
en- los Estados Unidos. @
Vamos a admitir 10 i4ladmi-
sible: que fuese malo; pues as1
malo y todo, tendriamos7 para
venderlo ALI, Ell mismo derecho
que tienen aqui a la protection
todos los productos americanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24
"LA RISA DEL PAYASO'
ESTREsO DE UNA ARTlslICA DECORATION

Al ensayo general de LA risa del
paya SO" obra que sera estrenada
mafIana en- nuestro teatro, asistieron
anoche varias distinguidas personas,
invitados por Ell senor La Presa.
De la obra de los sef1ores La Pre-
sa Roselli, puede afirmarse que es
un 6xito grande y seguro.
Letra y mdsica son excelentes, y ei
sefior La Presa Ia quiere presentar
con verdadero lujo, y al efecto es-
trenara en- La risa del payaso dos
artfsticas decoraciones debidas al
pincel de los jovenes escen6grafos
puertorriquef1os hermanos Rios.
Con estos grandes atractriyos. y
con e1 de ser maiiana el beneicio de
Ia gentil Aurora Gonz1lez, puede
asegurarse que nuestro teatro pre-
sentara, mafiana, el aspecto de las
grandes solemnidades artlsticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24

bic trabuco, que buscaba con ahinco 4
Becerra y Rivera para fusilarlos.
Castelar, lie grito, deteniendolo.
-tQue le han hecho usted esos
seflores2
Me han complicedo en- la causa
del asesinato de Prfn.
-IY para demostrar que no tom6
parte en- Ell asesinato sc hace usted
asesino2 lAbajo ese ira buco!
-Tiene usted raz6n-respondi
persuadido y alejandosel
En- aquel momento I'm grupo agre-
dfa a Echegaray en- los pasillos. Cas-
telar lanz6se sobre aqu@1, disuadi6n-
.dolo de 81 intento, y cogiendo Eche-
garay del brazo, declare que morirfan
juntos. Pero Ell mayor peligro estaba
fuera, pues muchos "gorros colora-
dos" aguardaban en- la puerta de Ia
calle de Floridablanca para que Echa-
garay no pudiera escaparse.
Isl son doce, a1n podremos algo-
dijo Castelar,-si son ciento, estamos
perdidos.-iQue abran Ia puerta!
Va usted q cometer una 1ocura
exclam6 TN general.-Se conoce que
es usted joven.
-iQue abran!-replic6 CASTELAR,
Los dependencies del Conqreso
abrieron: aquel llevaba de IN brazo
Echegaray; su secretario, al diruta-
do Villaverde (despu6s MARQUES de
Pozo Rubio).
Los diez 8 doce 'gorros colorados
apunlaron al pecho de todos en- cuan-
to los vieron aparecer.
-iDlsparadl-les grit6 el e1ocuen-
te tribune, con aquella voz intensa V
aguda de las grandes reuniones que
ha llegado en- Madrid, EN- Barcelona
y en- Zaragoza hasta los ofdos de diez
mil personals!
Aquel grito paraliz6 las manos de
los fanaticos, y su jefe replico:
Contra Il no haremos NADIA; pero
sueltanos esos; queremos matarlos
aqu1 mismo.
-iJamas! No ptedo soltarlos, nos
fus1larels a todos; y el pueblo, al yer
el cadaver del que os ha ensef1ado Ia
Repdblica tendido sobre las aceras,
aca bara con este Gobierno d6bil y
esta situacion impossible y nefasta!
Echegaray habfa conservado su
sangre fr1a, su serenidad, sin asustar-
Sc nj aturdirse: miranda todo aquello
con los ojos de sd genio dramatico.
lie apretaba el brazo a CASTELAR, di
ciendo:
Admirable! Admirable!
y as1, contestando aqu@l 4 Ia turba
con su elocuencia, llegaron 4 la puer-
ia del Casino, donde sus amigos Sc
refugiaron rapidamente; entonces
CASTELAR, volvlose y dijo:
va estan salvadoS; ahora podeis
matarme.
-Nosotros-le respondi6 Ell iefe-
quer1amos acabar con esos reaiistas.
pero contra tt nj podemos nj quere-
mos NADIA.
CASTELAR, pudo sa1var del tiro de la
multitud 4 Echagaray; mas no 4 la
ReP6blica del voto de sus compaf1eros
de Gobierno.
En- aquella noche, que Sc re1acio-
naba con los sucesos del 3 de Enero
muri6 elTegimen republican,.
-. ale .Nsnesn ~ 6snEc0as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24
.CORTE DE DISTR1TO
Q sEccI6N PRIMERA
Los pleitos de Ia pe1{cula

Sobre el particular de la pelicula
Sc han originado dos pleltos: prime
70, el de Tommy Lowande contra Ote-
10 y Ca ct alt. sobre cumplimiento
de contratoi segundo, el dc Otero y
Ca. contra Lowande sobre persecu-
ci6n n2liciosa indemnizaci6n de
danos y perJalclos.
En- el primer pleito de LoWande
contra Otero y Ca, Sc solicit6 un in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24
d. Rafael Colorado

Con motive de celebrar su santo
e1 conocido y popular fot6grafo don
Rafael Colorado ha sido objeto de
numerosas y distinguidas visitas Gu
yas atenciones han sido corresponds
das con esplendidos obsequios.
Ell sei1or Colorado ha recibido nu-
merosos Tegalos, habendo entire
ellos algunos dssingular m6rito ar
tfstico.
Reiteramos al ST. Colorado nuestra-
afectuosa felicitaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24
n. de N'OvO " COIsOR.
"CervanteS'

Con algdn retrazo a causa de entor-
pecimiento sufrido en- la casa edjtora.
ha circulado hoy en- San Juan, la sim
patica y siempre interesante revista
"Cervantes" que tan popular Sc ha
hecho entire todos los elementos de
nuestra sociedad.
El texto no puede ser nj mas ameno
nj mas variado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24
UN CABLEGRAMA

Nos ha dispensaao Ia atenci6n el
se1lor Medina, consul de Santo Domin-
go, de mostrarnos un cablegra ma que
recibiera del Ministro de relaciones
exteriores de dicha Repdblica, sefor
Tejera, en- el que Sc oomunica la paci-
fcaci6a de Montecristy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24
Nota del dia

cuanto sc ha dicho y Sc ha es-
critic acerca del cafe Y de sus
mercados. no es indispensable
que nosotros nos pongamos a
discutir la peregrina opinion
del senor r. H. Davies que en-
via una carta al New York
Sun, pretendiendo probar que
nuestro cafe no Sc vende en- los
. Estados Unidos, porque de las
pruebas que de el Sc han hecho
comparandolo con ell grano de
otros pueblos de la America
Central, resulta, a juicio del Sc
nor Davies que el cafe de Puer-
to Rico es inferior al de Ne
jlco y otros pafses productores
del mismo grano.
Es lamentable que no Sc nos
olga quiGn ha hecho esa prueba,
y quien ten1a autoridad y com
petencia para haCerla, y es las
TINA que despues de explicar-
nos ESQ que no podemos com
prender de ning1n modo, no Sc
determine tambi6n el frmante
de la carta publicada en- 'El
Sun" a decirnos con que dere-
cho Sc hacen en- los Estados
Unidos esas comparaciones,
esas pruebas de las que resu)ta
Que es nuestro cate inferior al
de otros pa1ses, segdn Ia incom-
petente, la rid1cula apreciaci0n
de gente nal acostumbrada a
consumir las clases inferiores Y
ordinarias de cafe de otros pue-
bios, que no 10 producen de la
excelente cahdad del nuestro,
ST aqui fu6ramos a hacer
pruebas, ST las pudi6ramos ha-
Ger, ST no nos vedara el hacer-
las Ia tiranla de un arancel que
nos impone por la fuerza Ell con
sumo de los productos america
nos; ST nosotros nos pusi6ramos
a comparar el arrOz de la Loui-
siana con el de Valencia 8 Ell de
Hamburgo, los vinos de Califor-
MA con los de Castillo Q Nava-
ira, el jab6n, el papeL, los teji-
dos, las harinas que aqui Sc inn
portan ahora, al amparo de TN
arancel que no pernite nj tole-
IA competencias comerciaIes,
iquiere decirnos el seilor Da-
Vles Y todas esas autoridades
que opinan como e sobre la ca
lidad de nuestro cafe, quieren
decirnos, 81 en- Puerto Rico don
de conocemos perfectamente
unos y otros productos habr1a-
mos de consumir los de proce-
dencia americana en- Ia gran
cantidad que aqui Sc venden?
Pues 10 mismo que nosotros
hacemos con los de ellos, deben
hacer ellos con los nuestros.
No vamos, 4 descender a pro-
barle a TN Mr. Davies que
nuestro cafe es excelente.
ESQ 10 han dicho las verdade-
ras, las indiscutibles autorida-
des; ESQ 10 han proclamado los
pueblos de Europa, que segdn
la peregrina opinion de Mr. Da-
vies compran el cate de Puerto
Rico, porque no saben tomarI
cafe bueno, Y no tienen ell gusto
tan depurado, tan exquisitoI
como el pdblico consumidor de,
la gran Republica americana
Nosotros no queremos con-
tesLar esa monstruosidad esa
afrmaci6n sacr1lega solo puede1
mercer de nosotros IN gestoI
de compassion. No es quien Ell
1omunicante del Sun III los
expendedores, nj los consumi-
dores americanos del cafe son
auienes, para 1nformar sobre
nn articulo que tiene una fama
uni1 ersal reconocida. Hay Co
sas indiscntibles; pues blen; en-
ere esas cesas indiscutlbleS, eSta
nueStro cafe.
E. que 70 le guste a una gen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-24

La Corte Ia acordado que la ga.
lectura del Calendario sea el primero
de Noviembre.
p. A. S.
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WORST FIRE IN ALL HISTORY.
Famous CONGREGATIONS of London and
Chicago Surpassed.

The San Francisco fire takes rank
as the most destructive conhagration
in all history, being a calamity of far
greater magnitude even than the fa-
nous fires of London and Chicago.
The greatest fires of history have been
as follows:
Great fire of London, Sept. PC,
1866; 436 acres devastated, 50 church
es. many public buildings and 1920
houses destroyed; 100000 people made
homeless.
Cornhill Ward of London, March
%, 174S; 200 houses burned.
New York City, Dec 16, 1886; 500
warehouses destroyed; loss, $4,000
900.
Charleston, S c.. April %, 1898;
1853 buildings destroyed.
New York City, Sept 6, 1880 46
buildings destroyed; loss. $4,000, 900
Pittsburg, April 10, 1916; 1000 build
ings destroyed; loss, $6,OOO,OOO
New York City, June 2S, 1915; 1900
dwellings destroyed.
New York City, July 10, 1915; 302
buildings destroyed and four lives
lost
Albany. N. Y, Sept 9, 1S4S; 600
buildings destroyed; loss, $3.O00,OOO
St Louis, May II, 1S49; Is blocks
of houses and % steamboats, de-
stroyed; loss. S3,OOO,OO0
San Francisco, May 3-5, 1851; 5000
buildings destroyed, many lives lost;
loss. S3.50O,0O
San Francisco. June %. 1851; 500
buildings destroyed; loss $4,000, 900
Portland Me, July 4. 1866; city
practically destroyed, 10000 made
homeless; loss. $l5.O0O,000
Chicago. oct. 50. 1872; 1880 build
ings destroyed. 200 people killed. 9S.
5uO made homeless; loss, 100000.
UrQ The most destructive fire ever
lnown prior to the San Francisco
calamity
O.. Boston. Nov .. 1872. 500 buildings
Jufhed: loss. SSO.O0O.OOO.
Baltimore. Feb. rs. 1904. $500
buildings burned loss. $7O,oOO,OOO
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The Bought Name.

"Pittsburg, Kan, believe, is the
only town in the United States which
paid for its name" said Louis La
Budde of Kansas City 1T was plat
ted and named in 1870 by Col. Brown
The town site was named after
Pitsburg, Pa, because of the large
amount of coal just being developed
in its vicinity. Whenever application
was made to the postohice department
for the approval of the name Col
Brown struck snag. There was a
Pittsburg already in Kansas. and the
best that could be done was to name
the new town New Pittsburg. Thus
it continued until 1880, when the
Pittsburg Coal Company began to
make efforts TO have the name
changed. a suggestion was made to
the residents of the older Pittsburg to
change the name of their town, but
to no avail
1T was ascerIained that money
might be a persuasive agent A fund
of $3.50 ives raised by the New Pitts
burg people and forwarded to the post
master of older Pittsburg. That had
it's decided effect The name of the
town was changed to Upton, and
thus it has been known ever since. At
the time the prefix New was dropped
from the newer town Milwaukee
Sentinel
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

President Roosevelt will review
the -.tlantic fleet on September ut
oyster Bay.
The death is announced OF Jacob
Bliachar, chief rabbi of Palestine, at
the age OF ninety-two.
Brigadier- General Picquart has
been assigned to the staff of the Mill
tary Governor of Paris
Representative Towne. of New
York, the former Senator from Min
nesota, has the best voice in the
House.
King Edward of England has a
peculiar habit OF passing his finger
backward and forward under his chin
when in meditation.
Bishop Warren A. Chandler, of At
lanta, is about to start for the Orient,
to be present at the Methodist con.
ferences in China, Korea and Japan.
Thomas A. Edison has acquired the
farm at Milan, Erie County, Ohio, on
which he was born and reared, and is
going to transform it into a fine coun.
try home.
James p. Taliaferro, of Florida. is
sthe only United States Senator from
the South who is rated as n million.
are. lie made his money in lumber
and banking.
DR.. James w c. Ely, dean of the
medical profession In Providence, r
l., has completed sixty years in the
practice of medicine His fellow
practitioners will commemorate that
occasion.
President Roosevelt decided to
take a hand in the New York State
campaign. 70 make a speech for the
organization in PENNSYLVANIA and to
run the Congressional campaign in
the close States.
Northumberland Baron Kodama,
who died in Toxic recently, was con
sidered by many military writer's the
brain OF the Japanese army in the
war with Russia, as he was it's chief
organizer. He was born in 1855.
A Chicago physician says the coun-
try is going insane for lack of a rest.
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THE KITCHEN rAeLs.

sence Twin in tn city. I been a-feedin'
At them there uppish RESTRAINTS. thirs
There's finger bowis-dod CAST 'cm,-an
walters ON tn jump
At fuSt l cottoned II, like any other
But now got longin' rr good old
An mem,ry keeps rcturnin' L them there
early days
M6llndy set IN dinncr-at noon time not
at night
They want no no rosiSy walters a-workin'
Malndy done tn waitin' an ct between
Tn knives am forks was iron. tn dishes
We had q pewter castor. an napkin rings.
The stove Was piled with kettles. skillet
a soal,in' fr IN washln'. in water. b'iln'
They want no silver platters; they
Served on mt kitchen tahlc--but. gosh,
,hcm meals was fine.
We II! IN lamp at supper smell tn
Malindy holicrcd "Rcody," an everybody
TIL applc-sass an, jelly an swcuin' home
Was an "A blamc sight hotter than what
town folks is fed.
You folks kin have Yer candles an Cours-
cS 10y tn score.
want int Kitchen table. hcapod fun .
things once more.
This fussy stylish dmin' is plum agin' my
creed
oh. gimme INT old table an let me set
an f""d'
CHARLES r. Barnes, in Puck.