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bread and a bottle of catsup a big glass of beer 12 oz. for 5 cents we were busy from 12 to 1, one thing we didn't boys was napkins, it is a wonder we didn’t go broke with these lunches, we had a big ice box in the back of the saloon six foot square and and seven foot high, every Friday we would put six bottles of beer in a paper bag, would put about sixty in the ice box which we sold on Sunday, there was a big ice box in the cellar for keg beer, I got many baths in this old ice box, when you tap the keg which has a wooden bung, sometime they split and the beer goes all over you, then we had a rubber bung which you had to put in place of wooden one so you could put pressure in the beg to push the beer up to the bar room, we used a lot of ice in