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Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-04
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING.

At the Presbyterian church. last Tuesday evening, the congregational meeting for want of quorum was ad- iourned to meet Tuesday next, April 2, at 8 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-04-04
AN oPTIMIsT.

An Irishman in St. Louis had both legs cut off by railroad train. Tt might have been worse. Mike" they said.
 Sure" Mike replied; suppose I had been a chorus girl
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
Convention Call.

IN accordance with the Terrell
Election Law and by authority
yes ted in me as Chairman Of the
Democratic Executive Committee
OF Lavaca County, Texas, / here
KY order that a Primary Conven-
'tion be held in every voting pre-
cinct in the County, on Saturday
the 18th day of July, 1908, for
the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the County convention,
to meet at Halletsville on the
first Saturday in August, 1908,
each voting precinct shall be en-
titled to one delegate for every
twenty-five votes cast for Cover
nor in the primary election OF
1906. JIG. BLoHM.
Chairman Democratic Execu-
tive Committee,
Layaca County Tex.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23

Mrs. ]. E. Martin is visiting her
mother at Gildings in Lee County,
Miss Hillie Wendtland and friend,
Miss Wichlep, are visiting in Calves
ion this week.
Henry Richter came up from
II ouston last Sunday to visit relatives
and friends.
The First National Bank, shows
up this week with an excellent states
meat. Read it. WI
Mr.. Otto Fisseler is OIL an a
mo hth's vacation to his old home in
Shelby, Austin County. s, 4
There was a scrap in town hast Mon
day between Paul Lamza and Frank
Welfeh both we're fined $l.oo and trim
inins.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23

The reception rendered to
Rev. Jos. Hudecek on the occa.
sion of mis- return to his ministry
at Sinner, must have been very
gratifying to his heart. The
Sinner Firemen's band was out
and furnished sweet music and
not only his congregation, but a
large portion of the citizens of
Sinner were out to pay tribute to
the worth of this true minister
and worthy gentleman. No
christian gentleman has been
more highly honored in Sinner
Than the Rev. Joseph Hudecek.
Mr.. Frank Baros Of II. No. .
brought in two stalks of cotton
last Friday, these stalks were
nearly six feet high, one stalk
contained two holls, and one had
no DOLLS at all. We are inclined
to believe that the continued
rains since July 1st were the
cause of the shedding of these
bolls, With five or six weeks Of
dry weather, cotton will again
continue TO put ON new bolls.
WANTED to buy eggs, for
cash or in trade,
j. M. Kruger.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23

The first bale of new cotton was
received in Sinner last Monday 1t
was raised by Mr.. LAMA and weighed
5s5 pounds,
Next Wednesday will be regular
meeting night of the Woodmen lodge.
There is work to 90, and every mem
Der should be out to assist.
Mr.. Willie Schmidt came up from
Houston last Sunday to visit the home
folks. Willie is getting to be big
boy now.
The Gazette goes to press too
early to give a full account OF the bar
becue feast at the park on Wednesday
but will give particulars next week.
The following priests were in attend
ance to assist in the exercises: Revs.
Jos. Hudecek, C. j. Benes, Racer,
Neubert Hickman, and b. Held Of
San Antonio. A beautiful new ban
ner for the ST. Mary's Catholic Soci-
ETY., costing $4,000, will be dedicated.
Thomas. L. Walton Of Mexia,
a prominent Farmers Union Or
ganizer and lecturer, will speak
in Sinner on July 25th to the I'm
ion men and also TO the public in
I general. Everybody go out tc
hear him. The speaking viii be
az 3 P, Ia.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
Dryer Valley.
Dear Mr.. Editor

Dear Mr.. Editors
As this is my first letter to the.
Gazette hope it will not reach the waste
basket.
We have showers of rain nearly every
day. Cotton is not doing well, at least in
this section. A.r
Mr.. julius Dreyer and family are fish
ing on the river today.
Mr.. Lewis Turk is hauling lumber to
build new residence.
Mr. Albert Bargmapn of Yorktown. was
visiting in our neighborhood last week
Miss Emma Sedel, was visiting at her
grand-father's last week.
Willie Hillen was visiting Frank Turk
last Sunday.
Messrs. George and Lewis Turk have
been in Sinner several days this week on
business.
Mr.. R. l.. Moore is making some im
provements to his residence,
Mr.. Julius Dreyer caught several nice
fish, one weighing % pounds,
! MI Ilaih AhuclS ID lluINcstluS lta
sorghum
There is. to be grand barbecue at Dit
worth July 22nd, Everybody is invited
to go and have a nice time.
There was an ice.cream supper at Lew
is Turks last Thursday night. Z
Jake Turk is having new barn built.
Mr.. John Herchek is doing the work,
Carpenters are busy these days.
| Next Saturday lis the election day
Some Of the candidates will be feeling
happy while others will be feeling bad.
Mr.. Herman Dreyer and family went
to Sweet Home last week to birthday
dinner. N, ,c
If As this is my fret letter wilIclose,
A AakDaliA,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
Lost,

Suit case in front of Mr.. Earl
Frey's residence, marked with
monogram V. P. K. on one end;
Black English letter K. on cover
and V. p. Kenney on other end.
Kindly phone any information to
Farmers State Bank; Reward.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
For Sale.

Several choice sections of land
in Midland and Reeves Cos.
viii sell at bargain. Terms
and prices to suit. For full par.
ticnlars apply to
F. VoGELsANG, Jr.,
Burlington, Tex.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
For Sale.

My 121 acre farm six miles
from Sinner with large house
and barn. Price 5000 per acre.
DIR, G, SCHULTZ,
Sinner, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
TIne Table.
IooKHARr BRANCH,

Train No, 40 arrives from Lockhart
atl2;40 p, m,
Train No, 40 arrives from Yoakum
at 2'55 p. m.
WACO BRANcH-wAoo TO YoAKuM.
Train No, AZ arrives from Waco at
1850 p. m.
YoAKUM TO WACO.
Train No. Il strives from Yoakum
at $40 a. m.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
Farm for Sale.

I offer for sale a good farm,
near Dryer, containing 1061-2
acres at S55 per acre. Terms
easy. Address or call on
L. r., CRAWFORD, R. No 2,
IShiner, Texas
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
]. M. Kruger,
For Sale.

Several fine black land farms
in Milan Co., close to churches
and schools, at prices to suit.
Call on or write,
3. VOGELSANG,
Burlington, Tex.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
Strayed. Reward.

One year old Jersey heifer
branded on right side ] Hi; will
pay $3.50 reward for return to
me at Sinner.
JOHN LOCKMANN.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
Warming Notice.

All boys or others caught tres
passing on the grounds of the
E,luecher Park will be prosecut-
ed to the full extent of the law.
BE warned in time, B. P. V.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
vesSSSySg$RSeOeoeooc
LOCAL NEWS.
9pooee
oooSG

Services at Baptist church,
first Sunday at night only, and
third Sunday morning and night
All are asked to come and wor'
ship with us,
A. N. PLEDGER, pastor.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
Notice.

/ have taken up several cows
that have been trespasing on my
premises and damaging my crop
and would like the owners to.call
and get them and pay damages.
Mrs. S. McMurrey.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23

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Candidates cards printed on
short notice at the Gazette Office
Hot Tamales every Saturday
Vat Emlers Restaurant.
Mrs. Edmund VOTERS and
children are visiting relatives in
Cuero this week.
Mr., Fritx Huff and son of r.
No. 2, were in town on business
last Thursday,
Mr.. Philip Welhausen is back
from his Galveston trip but says
heis not feeling as well as usual.
Judge Green of Gonzales
was in the city last Saturday and
attended the feast at Lone Star
Hall.
Mrs. L. E. Chovanetz and her
sister, Miss Alice Kossbiel, are
visiting relatives in Fayette coun-
ty this week.
Mrs. Johanna Pavlica was
taken to Halletsville last Thurs
day by Constable Chas. Strauss
on a charge of lunacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max VOTERS
=.
returned last Thursday from
Corpus Christi and report having
spent an enjoyable time.
- w, II. Moore Of Sweet Home
elsSnon Judge of the democratic
primary on July 25, was in Shi-
ner last Wednesday on business.
Messrs. Joe Kram, D. OF
hold and John Behlen, three of
our most prosperous farmers,
were in the city last Saturday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green
and son, Dickson, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Welhausen left last
Friday for Galveston on a recrea-
ton trip.
"A fine baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Smith last
Monday morning. Mother and
child doing we'll. The GAZETTE
offers congratulations.
Mr.. Henry Kuesel formerly
in the saddle and harness bust
ness in Sinner, was in the city
several days last week, meeting
old friends. Mr.. Kuesel's home
is now at Bay City.
Rev. Joseph Hudecek has re
turned to Layaca County and
will again have charge of the
churches at Sinner and Moulton
The congregations of these two
churches will certainly be glad
to welcome Rev. Hudecek back
again-
"A, bad accident happened t.
the little four year old child o
Frank WelfeI last Monday. Tw'
Of Mr.. Welfels children Nwer'
chopping with an axe, when th'
little four year old one had in
finger completely severed iron
the hand and another nearly SC
vered. The little one is doing a
wen as could be expected.
1.-The county commissioners are ac
mo rs a board of equalization thi
week and noting the complaints
those who we're displeased with the
raise. very little change has bee
made aud great many who were ne
s;6ed ia We not appeared, from whic
~ presu me they viii stand the rails
Sitbout kick. Hal letsville Herald
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23

Subscribe for the GAZETTE
and Keep posted on the home
happenings. Only S1.00 per
year,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-23
WHOA MAUD

Always stop and con-
suit tire man who handles
the brush with the best OF
satisfaction when you
want first-class painting.
w. c. EmIer, the painter,
is ready to fill all orders
consult him.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17
9rano Oiem College.

Den danek -amerikanske unadoms-
skole I Des Melnes, Iowa, bespnber lit
npe @foleaar
den 1ste Oktober.
Sulorenoig Undertaking / oanite % en-.
5elts. Sag efter frit 8aIs.
6pl9enbe Sur us %tilbpbes: Preparatory
Course, Commercial Course, Shorthand
and Typewriting Course, First Grade
Certificate Course, Z.
SremoeleS %ubbannelie til pproenoe 8ra-
fer FAINT til 2erere o9 2ererinber for dan
ske B8rneskoler. Religiensundervisntna
neo paafplsenbe &onfirmation, ON pnffes.
Sfolen ct osiaa for Iaaoanne, ion, ipger en-
alminoelig %l1ooannelie e1er ubuibelie al
Runbitaberne fra Solfe1fo1en.
Hnberpisntng / moberne @prpg, Satin.
Sraf 9;itorie, &aturfas, m%atematilte Sag
@nnit:1alins, Sesnins, Gang os Mustk,
5pning o8 baandarbejde for @iger.
foredras. CODE 9igterperter sennen,.
eies e9 fortlares.
l1nberbisnin9 % Dpbolb $1,000 tor q
1ser. Sfp1en bjeIper gleper fra fierne
gsne n,eb 8%ejieuosifte: me, for iaa ptbt
oebfommenbes SfDIeopbolb ct at minba
ae l1ge-s 8ar:9b.b. @trip efter @atalog.
Rcnedet Nordentoft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17
sienbe s apitel
peffer Sn peftp.rens SCR:
babieie.

Mu par ieg fife langer enc ON at iflelpe. SIT
lpeftgr 9al5el mes bans @rfaring bar blepe1t lige ioa
bleg ion1 jg oper oenne ny 0plpsaing / Sagen.
Set lfol jeg oog u%noerigge %npiere," rmrrleoe
bo11 og fran1n1eoe min Segning / Soon0en. ~@ferl
Set er jo l~freffeligt oct Oe fer fprer mig ino |. Seq
pil ga al belle nit @iarte baabe, at 9e fife Ceres
Derlp1slple Sper fprer mig pilo?"
uSSeg er ga1lfe rpje nn0errettet, bpis Set er BET,
De %n1e11er>" erflereOe ieg. 0olfen er ct engelif So
%n1i(ieltpffe pg poa be11s 8laD ier n1al1 bla1ot a11ore
1epiier oglun set Galgiprog, Ser mi tilbprer Sr.
@reys %n1porel1e SlGgt. Men set err fife alt, bpa0 jg
far at lige.
Ger1o ON Mor0et blep begaaet i oe1 &eliigt at
rgpe 9iall1al1te11, iaa r1notte Sen SpOogeie, at ben
fife fm1otes bos Sen %npr0eoe, bape pnret ct forfpr-
oeligt Slog for Sen, Ser 11ofprte Gjer1inge1. Sg-
oerlon1 fife befe min Sbeori er fl(bfor1ne1 l1bolo-
bar ~ lou~ 11nreOe ST.. @rep ben itprite 9egjerlig=
beo efter at foo 9ial1a1ten fine t6n11oer. Ceres
gjnel fllgte Bonn ife, %lualeoes lorl mine glprOe BET,
81 De neOe Sale1 %fren1piite Set foltbare Sl1Dffe. Sa11
por %pjjel1lpnlig llonet rteO Torbapiell e og ban 1fGlpeDe
al Sper, il1otil BON e110elig, lou 9e pe0, beite1te
Zig til at trroe fre1 og %forlaugte at lie 9ian1a1te1.
Sporfor lflloe BON abipl1lt tage ser li1 @oaao?
0g ou ban bapoe facet lit arife opfplot, bporfor tabte
bu1 Sen iaa paa @llpet? g1 Claimant, Der %uniaaes.
for at ppre en- gel Sorlnle ppr6!! Sorbi ban blep
ifrant al ct 5frig, Joni ba11 ~forflareoe ban ct tra+
o%itionelt 0posbloifab bans Sanlilie! spnes#De1=at
set er ianoipnligtE &Sr.S sSl1lpeftpr? 81 bet ianoiDn-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17

alting.. tDette bar ogian ort1trent IDffeoes BAN, ba
ban plltoieltg ~ifrRffeoes op peb en- 1aiten %grebeoe-.
ne11oe 8rlre1 iom al ct Sorbenpeir. 5fibet bar 11en11=
Zig I'LL fotnn1et no al 6ior6en og %pasierebe Sc 81
1%r1arfer, iom bans Mooer fgr bap6e on1talt iom Sc
mango @anofugles Dpbolositeot og iom bum bapoe
pnifet at pGre l,Grppretoc pes. 9isle Jrgle letteoe
M ale - f%oritprreoe oeres SO al Dan1pifibets &jul
- og ipppeoe Ell fort Gio io1 tette Sfper o11fring
Sfibet. 5on1 tprtg 9prepen og Snger ligeion1 lin
Mober bar ban ingenllm0e lin1ootogelig for bette lib
lige Glue, og ban io6 og iaa 1neo %SSnteresie efter
Gltgleifperne, iaa lenge Sc bar at zine; og ban tom
oerpeo otter it1 Wfooer ibu, lon1 baboe %fornbiagt, at
bette Sfuelpil ptl0e bile Jig, og talt n1eo ian 1negen
@lpoe oeron1, og MI rgrtes ban lDtlfaarltg at
oenne benoeS @leoe, al Get barnlige Sinbelag, iom
SEN CAB t%tlfienoe, al Den Man6sbell9gtetbeo nneo bam
Ielp, lo1 Dem rpbe0e;; og me0ens pe6 bette enfelte Srgf
al be1oes Neatur, bDorhl SSnotrDffet al 6en be-
g%ejitreoe Sttlort1g, &upteinen fornDltg, bapoe giDet
bam al beroes berrpnslgie Driitigbeo lige ~operfor Sc
piloe &eite, t 9lebliffet %fnptteoe Jig, - bele benbes
%itorarte0e, lipsfrafige 8tueoe traaote frem for BAN;
ga bar Set, iom ON 8itterbeben imoo ben6e paa BENT
metigbe0sfulo Mfaooe opleites eller mil6neoes bos
bonn og gap &laos for EN- eienoomnrelig Splelie at
pe1ro6ig 8eunoring. 0g ban gap fig til at panore
trent og tilboge paa Deffet meo Bette 8iIleoe ligeIom
%ipepen0e foron fig, og ban itirreoe paa set meo en-
SgleIie> belegtet mes SEN, bpormeo ban bapoe be-
tragtet 6e beie. 8ierge og Sc bruien6e 8anofalo og
set Dpbt bporoper ban MI feroeoes - en- Selelie paa
EFT Gong al @pie1 og at Spmpatbi for Den megtige,
ubetpungne geatnrfraft.
@ee Dagen bite bans Mfooer Zig fife poa 9effet,
og al en- ps unOieelie eller Sortrpoelie, euer
%bporleoes en- iaaoo1 blanoet og for bau iep ltlar
Splelie bel ifal %betegnes, opiggte ban beller life
benoe. 6prit 90 5tibet TENT ON Mftenen lag6e til
be0 Solobooeu / &jpb-nbapn> inofan6t bon Jig / &a=
bptten og 11t0errette0e benoe oerom. Sum ito6 ga
fulot %paafleot og err0nu meo tililpret Mnligt, tog l1oer1
at tae bans Mrm og iteg op paa 9effet pes bans
SIDE. Meoens &ejietgiet i%ar1leoes, forbolbt BUN Jig
%ligeleoes tals og ubepegefig bpao ser ellers ioo
ganife ltreo moo benoes Matur - og bar set bele
iaa %foran0ret, iaa nrat og 500 / al in Serb, at &enrtf
bap0e en- %ltbpggelig 6plelie al, at bun bar blepen iom
en- bel anoen Nerion, og ban grebes al 6orferoelie
beo Goretillingen on1, b%porle6es en- laaoan geatur iom
be1oes piloe fomme til at ie no, naar Sen miiteoe lin
fraftige @urn1oni og rolige 0per1ege1beo, og set
bar neiten n1e0 Gtref, at Fan tenfte Jig Muligbe0en
al, at ban ielp bap6e bepirfet bette. Denne 1leo=
panlige &al1sbeo peoblep bun at iagttage laapel UNDER
Slanolnttelie1 ion UNDER &iernfigrlelen; men ban
%itienne6e oog bel %af~noget ltgelom beoe11oe, pn1t eller
po11pgt / be11oes @epegelic r, at set life par &reoens
(6orti)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17
liamaMtr0ueriHt
&rinninalrpn1an al
Ntn1a &atbarttta Green.
(6ortiot.)

(SUrIIuI.J
9iamautrpueriet gal 2 manoag jnai % @plitao-
uSSeg fan f%oritaa," peoblep leg n1eo oirre110e 5ter1=
me, tbi jeg bar iterft bepeget oper min egen 9riitig=
beo> uot set e,1on1 life er lpffeoes 0en1 at opipore
9oltenS Ger. Men bporfor bar Oeres 5agfpnoige
life itu6eret @%eral0if og Sc ariitofratiife Slegters
galglprog? Set er 10 nenlig ct i%aaoant, ser ct
in0graoeret paa 9olfens !6aanotog. 9e piloe ga
baoe i11oet, at Set @alglprog life er %u6efienot eng
lano. Seq fa11 e%16ogiao oplpie Sem ON, poa bpis
Gaabenifiol0 set fin6es og set fan ST.. @rep ogiaa."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17
kur formaveonder

vi ensker Navnene paa hver at dett. Blade
t9sere. der uder;af Dyspepsia, daarlig For.
de5else, sygelligsHovedpine eller andre Lidel,
ger, der kan henfSres til Maven. v. an he'll.
brede Dem, og VI VII Devise Dem dett..
Sponga-et Plaster der Observation-Disclosures
ker paa "solar Plexus'' der er centret for
hele det fine Nervesystem, der kontro1lerer
Ford91elsesorganerne! Det fiG0r Fordcjel
s~esv@dskerne! St1mu1erer og styrker! Er
ganske simpel Kur, der har helbredet Tusin-
der o8 Ylhelbrede Dem ogsaa! Opsat like!
Skriv ttl 90, og det vii spare Dem Dage oa
10 Cents til Declining az Porto. Adresser
) Ohio Remedy Company
Coz %. Station e. Dept. D. TOLEDO. q
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30

credit is unimpeachable and is backed moreover.
bv the wealth and nunificence OF its officers and
trustees In the presence OF an exceptional oPpor-
tunitv the management. no doubt. like Sentimental
Tommy would find a v.
Indeed. II Is neither the financial status Of the
museum nor the prospect of additions to its collec-
tions that /, the crucial question OF the moment:
but the need of more room y new wing. extending
northwarf from the atade Flfth-ave., Is now n
process OF being built. but already its available
exhibition srace-for part OF 1t Is 70 be occupied
with the much needed accommodation OF q lecture
halls anticipated by collections waiting for dis
;lav And such Is the interest now felt IN the
museum ready manifest itself in gifts and loans.
that the problem Is less a question OF how TO get
exhibits than of what to do with them
Yet in this of building accommodation the
Metropolitan Museum really occupies a most en-
vIabe position; II enjoys the liberal support OF
the municipality Carved out of Central Park and
appropriated to the perpetual of the museum is
an acreage that will permit the original red brick
building 10 he entirely surrounded by stately
A,adcS which VIII incl aggregate gallery space
larger than dnV museum the world possesses
For the purpose of extension the CItV makes
annual appropriation OF FIVE hundred thousand
liars in addition two hundred thousand dollars
Ihat it provides for maintenance Yet the actual
progress is necessarily slow for both the municipality
and the corporation are resolved that the
when completed. shall be only the largest but
one of the statelieSt buildings in the world
Here noble opportunity for some of our million
aires What better monument TO preserve their name
could they desire than TO have it inperishably
nccted with more of the wings OF this VAST
temple of the future:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
Breaking in Esmeralda and the Nephew

THE next unannounced guest was their niece
Es1neralia Tn her former visits E>rler.iIt-
had always slept till the middle of the forenoon and
let Aunt Emily prepare a second breakt-r- Tor her
She also permitted her % make her bed and
tidv up her room for her while she reac novel
swinging in a hammock meath the old apple tree
ON this visit when she expressed wish 2" ne ot
service % the household. She was Jold She tnlgh-
help Aunt Emily get the meals, wash The .tshes-
make the beds sweep, dust, etc. The ucN- morn
lng a little before SIN Uncle Hiram pounded y heT
5IGor IN a manner thar left no doubt N her In-cd
that she was 70 rise Immediately IL seemed lIy
early She was surprised 20 note that even az MAJ
early hour the sun was already III the SKY Is
-leraIda had never dreamed how many steps and
.urus were required in the task of preparing an
ordinary breakfast, nor how many pots anu >ettes
and dishes there were wash when The meal was 'Fer'
After breakfast, while Aunt Emily worked III me
garden Esneralia permitted 90 make the beds
sweep The rooms, and pick "a chicken for ti1lner.
In the afternoon She helped Aunt Emily sew earIe,
rags ..
The next dav she went home She usually VISITED
week She too had proved % be a prunt1rle guest
When their nephew finished his college "'rA II
Iune he happeneG along with tNo ot ms toAee1
yhrns for i nice. restful time. with good thl,e7 %
eat But the time Ill chosen lnct II--''1L
was right IN the midst OF his haytrS ana sg'"'.'
needed help The way III which he apItaieu -'1
pride If the Young fellows and made theii H'.
themselves 70 keep up with h1m tu<neI 'HC 5LH 5
along amazing pace. Not ',"li-E
or,,nIv from the work that controntet h1l. 'l5
nephew secretly telephoned 70 the cry ana nP-
sent 10 him telegram telling HIM % come q, 'iCe
He felt happily relieved when the telegram "as
delivered 10 him in the bayfield,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
Casting Up the Profts

EROM that time on Uncle Hiram and Aunt EI:!iI{
knew thar their plan for entertaining urnIiJTd il
guests was practicable one They thQHshIInlty ,,e5ts
f nv. 1,,,, and either sex There were berries q
0i pick y sarens S i. 10 he canning and preserving 70 be
lone. fences o. rebuild. roads e. mend tons oI Iiy
70 be made and Thousand and one tSNS I -
ro farm life On RAINY DAYS the men t"iHs say Ee' "a
The woodshed and sawed and split and t'f''i "-'
the winters supply of fuel ..;,.,.at
1t was busy place, especially "ne"
guests were there - thorouNAly va rs
were MI away Uncle Hiram and Aunt Emily 'tlu-
allv had leisure in which To- SIT and resi- OF -
driving behind old Dolly while theN C,-S.--5 ,- -
east up how nearly a wear profits would to15e e, -
hanishinr the mortgage from Meadowbrook Farm
And, best of ALL they neither patented nor SU5S ~
righted their scheme but left 1t tree ana open '
the use of others situated rs tney Weie-