The Morgan monitor. (Morgan, Ga.) 1896-????, June 09, 1898, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORGAN MONITOR VOL III. -NO. 22. Stoves and Crockery. If you need a STO\ I? ot- RANGE it wfl.t pay yo\t to eonre •ftttfl see tre. Also CROCKERY and GlHNA. Wo fnafco u!p 'SFTS fnftt as yon want tivetti, i'll plain white; ‘eBtijosNed, or decorated porcelain at Very low figures-. W. S. BELL, Albany, Ga. WITH OUR » • CORRESPONDENTS. Shellman Locals. (edited by me) Mr. W. J. Oliver made a business trip to Dawson, Herod and other points this week in the interest of his Disc Plow. His plow gives perfect satisfaction. Every farmer should have one. The Shellman Institute never pre¬ sented a more brilliant series of ■eierciso* than those concluded here "Wednesday evening in the commencement exercises. There have been numerous visitors and all are profuse in expressions of praise for the work done by Prof. Jenkins •and his splendid corps of teachers. Prof. Jenkins returned to his home Monday. Our community has sustained a sad loss in the death of Mrs. S. H. Solomon, who died Saturday June 4, after an illness of ten days. Her death was very unexpected. She had been married several years and for sometime had made her home here, where all who knew her loved and respected her for her many graces of heart and character, to know her waste love her. She leaves to mourn her loss a devoted husband and six loving children. Mrs. Solomon was a member of the Methodist church. Religious services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. I. F. Griffith, at the home, after which her remains were taken to Union Springs, Ala., and laid Away to await the resurrection. Dickey Department. (by sunflowers) Mr. and Mrs. Mont Lewis, of Edison, Spent Sunday with Mr. and Mis, T, H. Rogers. Mr. E. M. Palmer visited relatives hear Edison Subday, Misses willie Edd Johnson, and Eula Ciowcr, accompanied by John Avcra and .jim Mathis, attended preaching at Red Bono Sunday. Mesdames E. L, Parkins, and w. E. Harviu, paid Morgan a visit Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Johnson attended preaching at Bod Bone Saturday, Mr. H. A. Plowden visited relatives here Sunday; Miss Sallie Tinsley, accompanied by -Josie Collier, passed through here Sun¬ day, Frank Dunn was here Saturday after¬ noon. Charles Davidson was down to see bin best girl Sunday. Several from here attended the election Monday. Selma Davis passed through here last Thursday enroute to the piouic At Bell’s mill. Mr. w. w. Davis spent part of last week in Dickey. John Stewart was here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. J, C. Glower went to Morgan Sat¬ urday afternoon. Mrs. Lizzie Mansfield, after several days illness is able to be oat again. Mr. John Futch was here a short while Monday afternoon. Mr, Bill Rogers, from near Edison, visited his brother Mr. T. H. Rogers Sunday. jim Avera, and Ralph Johnson atten¬ ded preaching at the wooten school house Sunday afternoon. Mr. Sam Smith was in Dickey Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Johnson Went down to Arlington Tuesday, on a shop¬ ping expedition. Jim Keel was here Tuesday. Mrs. w. E. Harvin, and Miss Jessie Parkins, Bpent Tuesday night with Mrs. C. J. Davis. willie Clowor visited relatives near Arlington Sunday, Mr, N. L, Mathis, of the Monitor, visited relatives here Monday. Mr. Beck Isler spent Monday right in Piskey, Leary Locals. (CHAS. PLOWbEN, EDITOR & AGENT-.) well it has rained at last but we are needing it again. On lost Wednesday afternoon the people of Leary witnessed the largest hail that they ever saw. It hailed for twenty minutes, and some times the stones were nearly as large as a common size guinea egg. Mr. R. E. collier was with us a short while l.vst Thursday. Mrs. i. B. George accompanied by Miss Sallie Tinsley, gave Leary a pop call lost Tuesday, Judge j. j. Beck and lady were with us a while Monday afternoon. Now Mr. Bray seems to b- enjoying life again. I suppose it is 1: .cause wife and baby came back Monday. Mr. j. E. Mercer and family returned home last Thursday. Messrs, G. w, Hammond aid H. A. whittaker went over to Morgan Sunday. Senator C. L. Fitzpatrick was with ns Saturday. Messrs Sid Keel, Cack Barbre and Chas. Isler went to the state of Baker Sunday. Hon. j. M. wooten spent the night with us Monday night. Mr. wooten made a very good race for the Legislature one he should be proud of. A. very large poll was cast here last .Monday. Larger than we usually have ou primary. This shows that the people are taking an interest iu who shall make and execute the laws of our state. A crowd from the Fourth District passed through hers Tuesday euroute to Cbickasawhatohie where they will use a *ein in trying to catch some of its con¬ tents, There wero three condadntes in the crowd, Steadham, Futch and Mans¬ field. Mrs. R. E. Layton returned to her homo in Arlington Sunday. Mrs. A. #. Dixon, P. B. Addison and w. H. C. Cunningham went over th Mor¬ Tuesday, Mr. Cunningham and lady spent But- nrday night and Sunday with C. .7. Davis and family. Preaching here next Sunday by our new preacher. All are cordially invited to come out and hear him. we should all turn out and give him a welcome by oor presence. Miss Bessie Bray returned from Ar¬ lington Sunday, where she had been at¬ tending to her sister's business, Mrs. R. E, Layton. Our calaboose is finished and nicely white washed, we have bad use for It three times. One of the men that help to finish it was locked up Jio and his wife the night after it was done. The people of Leary have decided to celebrate the Fourth of july on the sixth day having a large barbecue, as the fourth comes on Monday, we cannot tell whether we will have any exercises or not only one thing that is base ball, we will invite tho whitney and Morgan teams to cross bats on our ground that day, Morgan playing who they want and whitney the same you know Leary is known for its hospitality on on such oc¬ casion we are looking forward to a very pleasant time I will let you know the program in my next letter if we have any. The people are cordially invited to at¬ tend. we will also have some sweet good¬ ies, so begin to tUink what you will bring. Lodrick Items. B. (by news boy) Mr. F. Fouch took a flying trip to Shellman on business Thursday. Mr. H. B. Williams and daughter, Eddie Williams took a flying trip to Shellman Wednesday. Kev. A. B. lladdey, hfs sister Mrs. Wooten and little Jennie Ed RadUey went to Dawson on a visit to relatives. Mr. J. B. Perry will soon have hie fide house completed which will be the finest house ill the city of Dawson. Col. Jesse MerCet and wife passed through Lodrick early Friday mofditig enroute had to Leary. Rain Thursday we a good little afternoon, enough for some to set out potatoes. finite a crowd attended preaohing at Pleasant Grove Sunday, Bev. J. F. Had- den preached a very interesting sertxon. A small crowd met At Oak Hill Sunday afternoon and organized a Sabbath school the officers elected Superintendent H. Hicks assistent Superintendent, F. B. Fouch, Secretary Mies .Mamie Guilder Irvweurer Mias Minnie Guilder. MORGAN, GEORGIA- JUNE 9. 189R. WRITE US FOR PRICES ON & Nails, Barb-Wire, o o oo tflifUt l plow I BLADisTrSovToixiEin 1JL-J AND 1 OLiPPEn CAStiHCil W, S. BELL, ALBANY, GEORGIA, ttotoFrota fat Hill. (ST A 80CIAL FB«BNl>) A good rain would help the corn and cotton crops. Mr. H» Hfeks, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Irene, attended divine servicts at Red Bone Sunday and dined at the pleasant koine ol Mr. H. B. Wil¬ liams. Mr. J. L. Bone and Judge Jv K. Has mer attended tlVo Masolls’ meeting in Morgan Saturday. ti. Mr. W. P. Metton called on J. and J. W. Bone Sunday morning. Mr. Colqnit and Chat lie II a til block was the guest of J. L. and J. W. Bone Sunday afternoon. Miss Amanda Johuson gam Mrs, M. Williams and Mrs. J. W, Bone a pleas¬ ant call Sunday aftefnoon. .Miss Jessie Hamer in company with tier charming beau Mr. Bunion Edwards took in the S. F. and M. Park Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J. W. Bone accompanied by her two charming daughters visited Mrs, Fouch and Grandma Bioe Friday after¬ noon. Misses Gnssie and Jessie Hamer and Miss Katie Melton visited the Park to- day (Monday). And in company with several others had a gay repass. The friends of Judge J. B. Hamer would have been delighted to have seen him enter the race for Bepresentative of ltaudolpli cuunty for the next general assembly. Mr. and Mrs C. W. Martin, of Shell man, passed through Oak Hill Tuesday. Looking after his farming business uud dined with Mrs. Martin’s lather Mr. J, W. Pruett, Next Saturday and Sunday is regular preaching day at Friendship church by their pastor Rev, J. W. Martin. Sabbath school at ten o’clock a. m. and singing at three o’clock p. m. Let everybody attend that can conveniently do so and get the benefit of the services. Dots From Williamsburg. (by JACOB) Mr. Editor pleaso send us a few drops of rain as we are about to dry up on the stalk. well the nomination is over and there is a few acheing hearts down in this sec¬ tion. Messrs, walker and jones paid friends In Randolph a call on Sunday last indeed they give a glowing account.of their trip. Say that it has been many long months since they spent such a delightful day. If any one should ask yon if they are going to repeat their trip tell them yes. Charlie D. I can inform yon that it has not been seven weeks since Mr. J. Washington jones was there. Hav did you make your selectioh of dry goods last Sunday? Guess that you did as you were looking for cloth. Messrs, wooteu and jones, of ottr bnrg, went to Milford on Tuesday evening. Mr. ft. T. Alsop of Damascus, was in our town on Monday looking after busi¬ ness matters. Ask Daisy Belle who called on her Sunday evaning. Some one Kiddnapped onr little boy by the name of w. A. Hines. Please re¬ turn him to ns as we would like to see his sweet smiling face once more. Says who? Mr. ft. B. wooten says that he is taking two days Vacation ns he is in need of rest, we surely sympathize with him as ho is ft very hard worker, to keep from work. Messrs. Early Inst Perry Sunday and end Carver went back down in da ole And told one of the filoftt mifafeuloiis yarns that you have ever heard. Say that they talked to three girls a piece. No one has vouched fur them ns yeti that ftoppie says that he is in love ithd talk guess it is the thlth as he CrtU of nothing felso these flays but the girls I his hope love that lie he will is not Tinilson get disAppOinted id as so that he never Would recover: Saffl.tones gets off the following: When God gives a man a wife and six Children He haR done a great deal for that fellow, But when Ho has given him a society woman add ft poodle. He hae thrown off ou him pretty badly. I have had some of these little old society women shake hands with me. I bad as soon shake the tuil of a dead fish. A man said to a society yon.’’ woman: “1 hope to io sen more of Bhosaid: “Come the ball tonight.” Aon old sisters wear high collars aronnd your necks—that’s modest and comely. But deliver me from their tho Collars society women who buttons around their Waists. In cutting off the top of their dresses for tho ballroom and bottom for the bicycle they will soon have no clothes left. Ydu preachers You talk about the swoetbyeaud bye. ought to talk about the nasty now, Monitor's Cttt'tatoift liOGtiR. HobsOn I3 a herd, And SCO ms so VOi-y Schte'y; Ho will make ft Mighty Sampson, In the “sweet bye and bye. 1 ' Partial showers have fallen. ---- - --- . Vi ,—i X Mr. Chas. Smith-, of Kdfson> was in Morgan last Tuesday-, Mr. and Mrs. J. G-. Oolliei 1 Wits in Morgan last Tuesday shopin£. Mr. A. 3. Dikon represented the Leary district In Morgan Tuesday. Dr. W. it. Tetty and Mr. JaitiOs Keel, of Leary, were here Tuesday Messrs. C. J, Boynton and Win. Wntv was in towh fl'otR Arlington last Tuesday. Tax Receiver 3. B. Stead ham, of the Rdison district, passed through town last Tuesday. Mr. Henry Turner, of Edison, was in Morgan last Tuesday in attend¬ ance upon the Board meeting. The bonds of matrimony often pay cash dividends, hence there are many misfits in the matrimonial bureau. Gubernatorial aspirants and aspi¬ rations have not been in great de- mand since the Gth. Twas always thus. Editor W. W. Fleming, of the bright and newsy Arlington Courier, was in Morgan last Tuesday and paid us a pleasant visit, Cervera’s fleet is bottled up at Santiago, but from repotts it, sent out by Spaniards, it is as ef¬ fervescent as tho other article bottled by the Acme. It. would be a magnificent idea defeated political aspirants to enlist in the army where the slick manipu¬ lations of the primary cannot thwart them in the laudable desire to serve their country. Quite a lively crowd met at Mr. G. iVl. Davis last Saturday to witness the “bee robbing,” Those present werei Mrs. Emma Hudgins, Miss Alie Davis, Mr. Dunk Davis and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Davis and Mrs. Buckhannon, from Florida. Mr. Davis, a carriage paintef, was in Morgan Tuesday last, and like others who appreciate good compa¬ ny, called on the Monitor man. We predict for Mr. Davis a good share of work as he is reputed to be a good painter and an all-wool-anil- yard-wide Democrat. A jolly party of fishermen from Edison passed through Morgan last Tuesday on their way to Notchaway creek where they expected to spend two or three days. The party con« sisted of T. W. Watkins, Mahlt Webb, Joe Bullard, W. F. LatVrence, Jno. Mills and Jno. Perry. With the Bank of .Spain in a feel- lapsed Cbhditibn, her finest fleet jugged ftt Hfttitingb; her arffiy in Cuba but off ffdfii Oiitaido fcHifltfiuni- CtitiOhj the bid tnbnariihy thay ftg well wrap her bull fighters’ mantld about beh and retire to dtenms tv-hich tony be more pleasant thah the stern re¬ alities that encompass her. Spain is undoubtedly one of thfe “has been*;” while the American eagle Sfereeblibth a more lusty screech, as Old Glory flutters in the breeze. The Monitor learns from reliable source that the building committee of the Arlihgton school held a moot¬ ing in Arlington last Monday night and decided to let the contract for the building of a fine school to take the place of the bne that blown to pieces by the storm time ago. The contract will be at once and werk will be pushed to complelion. The people of that tmVn defeerVes the ad¬ miration of everybody. We understand that another brick will le erected in the near future. Shot Guns and Bicycles, tf you want a BICYCLE or SlB^T Gf ’iV feMtwn us. Wfi van CerLdtdy interest yon. We can Keh yon a FIliSt'-GLASS KHtyf G0N at -ft vet-y ’low price. Don’t fail to Cftl ‘on uft When yon conro 'to -Albany and sco ortr extinisUtt fine of GOODS. Respectfully, \\. S. BELL, Ga. FxwMiVe Committee Meet. The Democratic 'Executive Com¬ mittee Of Calhoun county mot at the court house at 11 o’clock Tuesday to consolidate tho returns from Mon , day’s primary and appoint delegates to tho gubernatorial and sional convention and managers the primary on June23id. C. B. Weaver, L. G. Cartledge, A. J. t Dixon, C. L. Smith, G. W. Eubanks, E. G Jordan, C. J. McDaniOll, Jno. Prico and C. J. Boynton. Being called to older by the chairman the committee proceeded to consolidate the returns of the primary of Monday, which consolidation will be found in another column. The ,... following . „ . members , wore ap- pointed to the gubernatorial cohven- *!° n: ,Jo -''” ton ’ "ore™; 1- Bmith, l Edison; Wtr. Wray, Arling¬ ton; Joe Collier; Jr. Williamsburg; and Dr. W. R. Terry, Leai-y. The following delegates were sp¬ pointed to the congressional conven¬ tion to be held at Albany, July 7: J. L. Boynton, L. G. Cartledge, j. T. Stewart, J, N. Daniel), John Ward, C. L. Smith, J. S. Collins, T. It. Ham¬ mond, John Price and G.W.feubanks. The following managers were ap¬ pointed to hold the election ou the 23rd of June for justice of the sui preme court and County officers! Edison—J. U, Stricklaud And H. tJ. Bass. Arling(on--Wm. Ray and W. E. Bostwick. Williamsburg—C. J. McDaniel! and J. M. Gore. Leary—W. II. C, Cunningham and T, B. Jordan. Cordray—G. W. Eubanks add E. J. Jordan. Morgan—J. 0. McGnyrt ftnd Moses Timmons. The Oortnhitteo; after thoroughly discussing the matter, appointed a sub committee to meet and put ftn equitable assessment upon till Candi¬ dates to be voted for at tho iioxt primary to be hold June 23, ftnd that the secretary give tiotibe to all eftndi- dates of said assessment and collect the same. Said money to be used in defray ing the expenses Of Said pri¬ mary. .Said sub-committee consists of L. G. Cartledge, C. B. Weaver and John Price. The committee returns thanks to all the managers in the primary for their promptness in bolding Said election and making returns of same On motion it was Ordered thftt all parties vote in their own voting pre¬ cincts except the candidates and ask thftt the managers fttrictiy ontorce this. No further busiUcftft tlie committee adJbuHlisd Until tho 24th day of Jurttt; inst. >j. DIXON; L. 'G-, CARTREfJGE; bhairtUfttl. A Shctetaty; Ordinary’s Uonrt; We gather the following frdtil the ordinary’s court hold last Mondavi The anhUal rbturns of Henry Tur¬ ner adirnnintrfttbt of W. U. Tiirtter’s estate Waft dtdered td t-efeord. dohn Ward and H. A. Suitbn ex- ebiltors of M. W Watkins made ftiri nuai returns which were filed. The ordinary gtanted art order to Tj F. Cordray to advance td Cbrdta.V ifalnots $40. Mattie Torrell filed fmtltiotr j Qr citation to cast administration in the cleik of the Superior otiurt oh the estate of Otholla Nowtdfa; R. Isler ftditiinistratdr of John Mansfield’s estate filed aduuftl re¬ tufng. Mr. 8. N. McGuirt is selling meal per bushel 70c; best floUr per barrel $G.75; meat, per pduhd 8c; 50 sheets fly paper 35c; oysters • and toiitatoes per box 8c: He is buying eggs at IHc pfer dozen. Go to see him. Tax Lolleetor C. J. Davis was here Tuesday ou business. STATE AND a a. GENERAL NEWS Monday's Election. In every county in the Sstat'b the psopte Voted for govern dr ind state httuso officers last Monday. In this, the Secdnd Congressional district, the peoplo also named their congress¬ man. and Calhoun cohnty her rep¬ resentative. Col. Alien f), Candler carried the state by an 'overwhelming majority. Heeftrried one hundred cdunties. Cook fob secVOUry of State, Stevens for commissioner Of ftgri'CliltUre, ami TM'rn'cr for prison PommissiOher; n i oro tim other stato winners who had Opposition. In Calhoun the Vote tVttt It fts fol¬ lows! Goverftor—A. D. Candler, 228; It. L. B Berner, 118; S. It, Atkinson, 4. Secretary of State—Phil Cttol, 290; M, A. Hardin, 34. Comptroller—W. A. Wright, Commissioner of AgricultUic—O. R. RtbVbns, 1U2; It. T. Neabit; l&O. ttttfitwl Commissioner—G. R. Clonii, 343. Attorney General—j. hi. Terrcii, 346. Prison Commissioner—»T. W. Ronfi-oe, 182; J, S. Turner, 138. Treasurer— W. J. Speer, 348. Congress—J. Representative—J. M. Griggs, 339. M. Wooten, 167; J, N. Daniell; 98; C. L. Smith, 92; G. W. Colley, 1. An editor in Nebraska has discov¬ ered a “hot stuff” schoolma’aia. Boro is what he sweats to be an actual fact: “feiho is the pride of the town, the Star of invention and a jewel cf briliiahOy. Bho dretV a picture bt an Ibeberg Oil the black¬ board. It was So natural that the thermomotor froze up solid. With rare pfeSehce Of mind she S'oized a Crayon and drew a fireplace brt Hfi? opposite wail. The pro'ihp't a'ctitth saved the school, but nearly All the pupils caught ft severo edit! from tlie suddeii chang 3ft. _ t _____ Next M'dnday mdrnihg ffiVdgb W. H. Spence will thd Wlteblft of justice ib motion in Calbbiiii 'co'nhty. Cel; J. W. Walterfe will be here As solid- tor in the place of Solicitor W. E, Wodteii who has gone to the War. Mr. Ernest M. DftvU will bo here in his usual pla'de aft fetttnogrftpW. We doh’t kndw bf stnjr cases df any ftpo- cial iihpdfthnco that drill come up. f'rdih tlie rbcbtds bf the Board of CbmmisSlbhbt.V court held Tuesday tTb fiiiil the following: Orders were isftuedtb th’o athbunt bf $17610. E> rd , M;r r„,»d „ it . paiiper list. The commissiohefs passed order refusing hereafter ttt make the county responsible for tnedican pmctice on paupers. -----—-—_ Hobsoh; who sank the Merrimac lli Satitlago harbor; illustrate* to Eiltbpb the pluck tuid dftridg which they may expebt, if they tickle its, to uleet from all of its ih the aggre¬ gate; df whom we ire Which. Mr. U. H. Mansfield ftiiHolinfees hltnsolf this week tot felerk of the superior coilrt df b’ftlhbiih cridiily: Mr. Mansfield is a clbvek felloiv ftnd we predibt thftt he will ffiako ft good officer If elected. Miss Sallie Tinsley has fetiirnod ing to Morgan silmrrier and will retiiain here dur¬ the vacation. Miss Tinsley has beou Uhllege attenning the An¬ drew Fertiale at Cuthbert. Hur prftridtlstll is exalted, find when Old Gldfy is flung to tfie breeie, we feel as if we could shod all the blood of our ancesters In de- feuye of the flag. m PER YEAR, Terrific ftoihWrdiiient San* UVihn Fighting in m Vicinity of Santia¬ go began S’ota’6 tibVe Sunday and continued through the Renter part of Monday and TOV'olay-, Ted American warship* coMlttuhd a steady, carefully directed fiW aga'init Motto Oastle and live bwtBtries at Punt a Gorga, RocOpa aUd Ciheo- reaW, >h addition to bombarding thd Spanish fleet in the harbor. The percentage of effective pro- juatilus Was Vbiy itirgo. Tim Span¬ iards admit Ihftt tho bOftibftrdment from the American fleet was most destructive* About 1,600 projectile* are said to have beeii fired by thi Am'oriteah warships, and it SA'einS thah the respolisiv'e fire from the Spanish, fort and ships was-scarcely felt at all by Uie Americans. The fortitierttiohs hear thb ‘entraned of the harbor WOre riddled with Solid shot and scattered by the etplOsioh of the immense shells fired by thd American battleships, Spanish batteries ar» understood to be com^ plotdy silenced; and El Motto and tho fortifications fti Hunt* Qorda are reported to have been demolished by ilio uninterrupted hammering of the Atadri'dith fleet-. The American Attftclc is said Id have bebii exprttwfly df tented against; AguddareS', a smart tttwri a Tittle bast of the entrance to J5ar.ti.igd; The idea of Admiral Samp&oh, ib appears-, was ttt tahd U'bPpft and siege gulls there after Silehfeing th* defense of the plate; and tlifencek niaho a ciofeo askahlt Upon Santiago; which ill view of the present teefndi- li'dns of the fortifications; thay be ’expected to yield Yfety'fcoOti after be- ginhirig fcubfi attabk. ■- Vhero’s ho uso talkitfi; It IS Very piftih td Si&j that tile Way Uiey Bottle Spanish, Alid I* pteaalng tU yeu aa'j hl<i. when their dead afo bUrled; , Wo won’t t'dil any boll; But will Urge Sbhley ftftd Bfttttpsoii To sen d the fewt td- Very few poopie are aware df tfid fact that ih a watch they are always provided with ft compass; with which when the stttt is shilling; the cardinal points ban be deterhlined; AH hnel haft ttt dtt is to point thh Motif hftfid to the sttn; and South i g exiifiily half way between the hohrahd the figtird ott the watch; This tfiay seen! f ttanpe *° tK8 uvefage teador, bilt it ' s easily explained WJillh thai sub brer 180 tlhgteos (east td Tlfereforb the angiilat triovemofit of (ho (he Sun ih one movement hour corresponds td angular of the ,hour in a !\ hoiir; hettce, if wei point^tho the line from hour the Hftud point toward midway the smi be¬ ^ e ®n the hour ^ hand and 12 o’clock wlU P° idt here Is a recipe ifor breaking Mr. Reiter’s wheat corner in less than A week. It is furnished by the John¬ ston, (Fa„) Democrat: Utility (‘(Jno eg g; ono pint good sour l-4tti iea- Bpoohful aoda; mix corn meat efioiigR to fiiake stiff baker, add one table— spoonful bakb hot IStaj use ho{ pjih fteti greased; In quick iStin 25 ntf& utes.” Tflls will give j'oit a pone bf 1 a* uifeb ctRn Mead ag ybti evet put ! iu your rfiouthj and if Jbii ht^pem t<D be one of the utifortdhjite pettple whe- cantiot oftt hot brfead; why, y 0 u can 1 just let the {Kitie stand until it get*' cold And U will still be gttttd, especs Lily if j-bd bfeak It up into a bowl- of nice sweet, milk and eat it like i poriidwe.