liera ir 'IThmT^^IY
ABOUT FOLK
8. W Cruse of Greensboro, N. C'.,l
was" among the visitors to the city!
yesterday.
Charles W. Black of Greenville,
B?u a'few hours In Anderson yes-j
terdav
jn> the city, a guest at ihes
...TOY.TO 3 MOW
cojumc <ot CoiumWa. aw*bi
mg. tbe visitors to the city yester
day.
M.--*f. Werreyclear or Columbia, was
tihtoug; the gi'QBts registered: at i the
chiquola hotel yesterday.
. , - .- t t*>1<t>,v.Oil
OyparGray, a tnemberAer" the legis
lature; spent tiie week-end al Wll
liaimuon with his family, returning
to Columbia yesterday. , /
Refus Fant spent Sunday in Spar
tahburg with friends and relatives.
Elias McGec, a well known planter
of Starr, was among the visitors to
he clly yesterday.
RufUK llembreo of Anderson, Route
2, was-in the city yesterday fo. a few
bourB.
.1. I), Hand' of Broadway, was among
the busi-'-ja visitors to tbe city yes
terday. I (- ~,\i-- ...
C. N.. Nicholls of Williamaton, spent
yesterday in the city on business.
C. B. Kay, a well known planter of
Broadway township, was In Anderson
yesterday.
John N. I'enncli of Martin town
slilp, was* among tbe visitors to the
city yesterday. .'' '
! .-<?. iu'.u,h''U- ''
Jesse W. Baylors and C. C. 8ayIors
of Martin, were in t':a city yesterday
.for a few hours.
W Cx McLaln of Martin township,
was a business visitor to the city
yesiorday.
W. W Spearman, a prominent busi
ness man of Easlcy, was a visitor to
Anderson yesterday. V
S. D. Burns or tbe Broadway neigh
borhood, was a visitor to the city
.yesterday..
J. ;?l. Parker of Martin township,
was in the city yesterday for a short
while. ;
J. M. :Long atid W. ??.'Mauidin of
Brushy Creek, were among the vlBl
tots to 'Andorson yesterday
*??- !
W.R. Johnson of^Honea Path, wait
among., tJic business, visitors^ to the
Capt. W. A. ?Tudgcus spent Sunday
ut iionea Path with friends.
. . ! ?II
Magistrate C. P. Kay of Belton, was
among the visitors to tho city^yoster
m_ * < turn
. C. ,F. Cox, a well known Belton
man, spent yesterday inline city.
* / I I,..
J P. Wlllt?ms.-ttn &6U&inco man
of Helton, W?a a business visitor to
tho city yeBterday.
J. II. Tnomas oi martin township,
spent'a few hours in tho city yester^
dav. * . '.
Dr. arid Mrs. W. K. Sharpo of Riv
oli, were shopping in the city yester
day.
I,. L. Wright of iionea Path town
ship, was among the business visi
tors tp the, city yes-fojdgy.
G. A. Fields of Honca Path town
ship,,was in the city yesterday for a
a fow bOtirs In the city yesterday,^*
wes ?fesg the bUn?se?s visitors to
the. cRy yesterday.
/ ??.
air. and rnxs. J. M - noientnu ni
Townvtlte. wore shopping In the city
yesterday.
: . : - :>--" - il:
Miss Maggie Peterson of Laurens,
spent a few hours In the city y eater
. \ day with frl?nfls.
' -
J. K. Ad dick s of Atlanta, was in tire
city yesterday, a guest at the Chi
d. t' Wolborn" of Greenville, wi
among the business visitors to tl
city yesterday,
A. New of Grctnvttle. was in ti
cRy ycslerda*'for'? a few ntttUk?m
c. i^?o^nr^a welt known(<h*Hj
bi% m1?,*??enT a.few hours lief tl
city yesterday.
H. H. HprmgsTO?We*hv$
imong the visitors to' tab
C. c. Kim
as among
imterday
lopawoll so\1ion,
>rs to the city
rday.
Ruby Manning of the McLees
,' waa shopping 'n the clt.
J. T. tic ward oi tfca Flat Rock set
ilon, wm a visitor to the city yestet
Mi.
YOU KNOW
mm
Miss Marilla Ewart of Vareonas,|
was shopping in the city yesterday.
\ >. '" H . r: I
W; T. Morrison of the Mouotalu
rtsw sissfin. was h* the city yester-|
day.
8. A. Gerard of Grecrt Pond, apeutl
ias Pearl Thompson or" -Mountain
^wolV- . -- .' S
A. 8. ^l?stere of Mouutaifi Creek*
I a/as.a business visitor to thdrcity yca
terday.-?..
1
Jesse Barton of the Pork; section,!
Ispeht yesterday in tho clty,.fho guest|
|<oT Mr. anders. Bailey Wyrftt.
' m-?
W. W. Adorns of Stair, was in thel
city yesterday for a few hours on|
business.
. ?i&iffo ' I
Fki McCovra of Mountain Crock, waa|
I among the visitors to the city yester
day. . . \ - ' it) '
THE ABTLVMHIX.tP.
Newberry Obsorvor.
The not 'appointing ! an usylum|
cotnmlesiou,- looking to tho Imitding
a new asylum, was passed in Gov.|
Ansel's administration in 1010 and
something like two thousand be res
lahd was bought six miles north of
Columbia?a beautiful Ideation. The
land and the buildings Tfhd , ?.<\\\\
ments, it was supposed,',, would cost
something like a million? tond It ws
proposed afterwards tofvote a millic
in bonds tor the purpose. The peo
ple were urged to vote K?? bonds; t
argument being that ttierbld asylt
property in Columbia would be sole
and would bring that amount, to ,pa>
for tlio new.. But the .#?nds..fallet
by A narrow voise.. ?artf?> amas have
been appropriated and borrowed toi
carrying on'the work at the sew It
cation, called State Park. '
The first commission was com
of Dr. Babcock, Dr. Crortrter, ex
Purdy and two others, whone .name:
we do not now,recall. The net pro
vided that tho ' commiuuisaty ' eoouldl
elect tiieir own president ;aj|d .eecre
except
' 0txTr I
but the
tary?neither receiving pay
per diem and expenses,
members of .the com:
Babcock, ia still the c
Oilier members have
LMt4>jste?aha past two ye
Col. F. H. Aull of 'Newber
atftffetary, recel via g as
annual report, $300 a year
tary and also about thousand dol
lifrd'w **ar in addition as secretary!
1? ' diem and o?i '
The annual report
how niuch ha? becri e
>y vt
sccrc-l
not stysol
ed.o1
b^rowed
Id proba
HOhioth.inK
tinues. L
Just now things arc mixed up. An|
'investigation;*' asked for by GoVet _
, dor Bleaac.ltf getag on. which straws!
I'considerable frrcUon In the iostlto>|
tlon, and a wide divergence of opin
ion in the minds of thowo in charge^
oi the oiii.t;.'pii'-~.
wants Uie State .Park sold.-except ul
small portion'for. tuWrculosis hoe-l
pita!; Rants' 'the old asylum in thai
city retained for tho white?, and
wants tho state penitentiary?which!
ha aays ho Intends lb empty by Att^
guet-MDonvortod Into dn aAylum for
negro ' patients. Tho rechts, wh'rj
are appoiutecs rfX tno governor, want!
work continued on the State "Park if
but, in thb divided and Uncertain con
dition of sentiment on the subject!
and with the absolute necessity 09
keeping down taxes as much as. pcsrT
nlblc, the legislature will hardly!
make much of an appropriation foil
the cc^tlnmtpce of the work this your!
The investigation shown coftsldera
frlctlon, which is natural and to
gEed, twfcr the^eth
itier v 11 pcVtntemf
board cf regents and tho re-|
" iftJBlye or frtajuslsta
ightfeW^MWred
'a tflBer,??^TOv'rv? witiu?rf- consi
tdtion with the ^upcrtnt?jbdeat. T1
tos'timony shows that only one W t
MtfeiMfe* it. ?br- -?o>, th
? woman -'?aid to be specially wc1?
fitted- f<u? her work--is ioyai to tie
retient: a*d: shows .further
there has booh s^hdhMng-te put
JJabcockrout and put: one of the phy
Thfv testimony further shows- th
while BV. Crabe** mdy 'be,- owd
doubiedj^ le very experienced and al
Tir Specialist itt this line of: wr
whan, it oomsc'to handltag.the
hes* end of a Mg enter^riso Hkd
i no* the man, It atay be t?fSt ht
jrtfttM1iMUi;< datios press-- so lumvil^
^WPfent ho has rtbt -?PtHbft*?
Utip?atK now that It was a j^m^BM
bntnir to cordon him .with
uYal'^?'f/'-**
ktt.axfi
t Sf thit faad
' m Bee ?iafo
^^ i .rt . il
ynai m. au
- New* Keac
rrorws^ Swvks aMd Poconer
Prices
Quick crders ? specialty
Original Incororj^
Greenville ?m
Made Anderson the Terminal Point
minus t>f "the Extension," Ac
Judge John Bi
According to the acte of the 'Gene
ral ABseinMy ot IhlB State, 1845, the]
formation of a corporate - company |
I was sutiiorlxed 1? xenetrpct a< rail
road, "on the most .practicable route]
.from the tdffn voy4ti|ptamhia to the|
town o? GreenvH*/, tli/ough the vil
lages of Newbprry and'^aurenH." ThiB
was an exclusive frahchtte, for the
term*, or years.,mentioned no otherf
road waa to bo, permitted between
Columbia and Greenville.
The book* of subscription to the
|s'tbck were to be opened at tile Char
leston, Columbia, Ncwborryt ' .^xnirt
boose, Laurens court house, Anderson
court hbhee, Fenaleton village. Pick
ens cour.t , house, and Spartanburg
court house. Three commissioners
wtare api>olnted for each place and
tbe book of subscription were to bo
opened for (our days, beginning March
1st, l?l<5; tlt-i act uelbg passed on the
11."tli fit December, 1845. The open
lug.of the .books of subscription was
to 'be gtven due publicity, "in ? gas
ette", or. in sUeh other'manner, etc.
The charter, which is a very inter
esting sind well 'constructed docu
ment, allows the company to pur
chase rights, of way and also to con
demn,' and v?henover condemnation is
necessary the right, ' of ways:shall bo
for 100 Leet on each sldc'ot file track
The COn?pahy was permitted to "fix
upon, ,'and determine such rates of
chargp; .for the transportation of per
sons, merchandise and produce aa to
them shall seem necessary and prop
er to secure a reasonable and ade
quate return upop the capital Invest
ed: .Provided that the average an
eual yield on such capital shall not
o per centum, alter all expenses have
been paid."
Exclusive Franchise.
The company was given 13 months |
in which.-to raise the capital.stock,
Mid was given an exclusive franchise
for 30 y?ars, after Which time other
companies might come in and ask for
h?rtere, subject to the action of tho
general assembly*. The company was
also ' given permission to unite with
the South Carolina railway company.
The charter Is signed by Augus
Patterson, president, of the Senate and
as. F. Coloehy speaker of the House
the 18th of December, 1846, tbe
m
RESUME OF GE
SpWrlal > C?TMWp?hdence.
Colurnbiu. Feb. aa.?Of questlonable
news as a deliberative body, tho
of ' South Carolina is beyond
the shadow of a doubt one of tho
most deliberate bodies in bhttory. Its
record for taking the longest time to
tin' -nntfriaw luwja :yes*per4soS:
m?lasse?. Tb an express train when
compared to the senate.
Of course, * exi summer there wlllt
be an election. Everybody knovvs
this, but nobody io taking It to heart
like certain obstructionist senators,
who are timid, shrinking little f?l
??TTc iXib.1 uat ttv w?rh?? wwTd iuoy
allow any of the progressive mea-L
sures wii'uh tho '.house has passed toi
come op In. the senate. ' In the first 1
place, they might have to vote - oft I
them, which would he a great blower
J to their modesty. In the secondI
place, tho people might be told next
summer how they voted on 'them,
which would put them to the trouble
cf explaining, in the third place, it
is better to let what is. bo?especially|
just before election.
Volumes might he written without
half toiling- tho shuddering abhor
rence With which these obstructionist
senators regard the Milny bill
primary elections, tho
IJ?wao)n^Hbarfier-MpCravey bill to t
?quire children between th? ages of
a'nii 12 yearn to attend Bchool after.
hmferlCy of tiie ptecibre ihetoy (?MM
dtfrrlct volb In fayor of it : th? ltt(6*|
bill to require the registration of
, an^leatb^
hbUke .iuss seat to,the sehate"
v.'ii!ciwjsjre..elther. burled m a. set
e^^l^ ?r ^re.rssticg.ia peace oa|
UiSTWttttr tjfclcndar.
Qhe i&jpifg? weU nettl
r one' who I
prof&BS of,Vue
3?It ts not gmi
as hot havtfW^
tion except pass the ap~|
ifftfind tho county nup
l?l at this session. Of course,
rta^ijjiahi
*W
Mae
tW|ay th^ Hc-n
... ht&-.?.. ' "V
hwr Tflr? tftauttf Ml
t ?? smrecoe*. In
i? j^ta&ao ?r fonr
we?hit.no* wjfet&hcs, -: \< .. nuthor
m ? biiU' r?nia B^WdPSnw
minutes, ~&n3 thdh Hot In?re than
twice on the same subject. Conse
quently, tlaa Urne for voting on a bill
cornea comparatively quick in tbe
o. But, in the senate, lung ca
v nlifi^-T UcnU. <m
it Very hard us felt
metlmss ia the senate whether a
senator U speaVrfng to obstrnct or to
hasten legislation. Motives are diffi
cult and dangerous thing* to try loi
mfion of the
Road]
and Grt**MrHlfe ?te* ?ht T*r
Ujtrdang to the Statement of
H^O'Neall.
charter was amended bo that ?'eey|
portion orithe road tnlgltt M )il<
lor tho r<);u^l??t?oo or the whole
'#Wu'*Te<jS. ' ' '
This amendment aleo provides for]
the isurvpy of several routes, and the I
Stockholders should meet and decide
Ota tlie'host route and then anystoc'k
beldcr who might b?-dlssatlsted wh?
Uj<4'rout/4ie?**Stad'?Pa?ht withdraw Idtf
s'lhscriptiod.- The uirtgtnal stock was
to he r?o,oeO shares of ?20 each, but
An/ act of the legislature, 1849, amend
Cd this to 100,000 shares of ?20 bSch.
Tl|l? net also bad the tallowing Im
portant amendments:
AbkerfHti and Andersen;
1. To permit the construction or a|
bfancb to Abbeville from some poinll
in Abbeville county on the trunk line.
I. The ?t?te took fffr,?IO in' stoenj
in the company, uv tran^ci
shares at par m-th*?> sooth Carolina
Railway.
i. That tAo llne ^f-said road bow
constructed. Or to be constructed, uliall
be established from ,Newberry court
house thence through AhMevllfc Uls
trict to Anderson court house', iin
cluding the branch her??n provided fdr
to Abbeville court Bouse) and from at
Or near Dr. .Brown's in Anderson
opunty, to Gr?onvillo court homfeT
that the location of th? line from Dr.
Brown's to Anderson cburt house, on*
loea wheb necessary between ttocso
points to change the Intermediate '1o
cation) shall -be .ftsravor aatsh
nhd unchangeable ' by the aatd<
pany; end the said eotopasy? <_
ly, and as woon as -tfmttfrtMtJ
plete their laid -Wad 'to Aanei '
rt house and shall at alt .ti
r?r. that psrtJO* c? ttc?r res*..f
T at or near Dr. Brown**--jm A*
a? iMiun luni
W freighV
?Jen of the atalt****!
ran to or from
ft* the saimy w 3
that the now?t-to
latent; ?r fe?r.f- fr?
tfetsveti .district' 1
m counrU
belog ami
Mas, res Win.
Anderson, by writ ef
granted by any of
State
the ob
r audr
Steige to a^lltiHu^.taJ If. there! are
men; In Uje general assembly, wfcb
'hold that when the issues are well
dofined Oh any me?ftt?* l|?l*^li
?oe:? not change, ajslhglo vot?. '
Speeches are intended for home ce?
' suniption. and *7ga$a the im^papcrfi
do 5nri prini-iilt "
ploaSe the
do w?Kto ?xlrt ,
like fury a pound,
rage. . V .,
Theres are . l&tf: triR
senate Vim < woota-<IlKe>
the progfessiv.
are .aB^ctW?te' AS
und? the : rat?? -wntch
?tructfonla^ to sboaTt
ever, atrtcW.
Th? past week in th? bouse was
signalized by the paHMt^^tte geh*
I ?ral appropriation bill, the' Harper
bill rcciulrtng the reghrfmgfa* e* xkM
tal statistics in South Cat
the' <M?ey ffiljgffire1o<?rbnL
jrhlse?'^^TSSae 1?*cm^^
Of .*2,4ir*,ttl^?pnd provided for a
tax levy tor all state purposes, ta
clUding public schoolB, of 7 mills.
Tilts' is an IncroAoe "of fthreeHtdar
tors ?t c^mtfl'oVer Ute lofai statu
t?x levy Of 1913. Only two
were nAterfslly onengen ihn
by tho house. Ohe oMRdleV
t?.ooo item for. To?LSM?
direhfctectd of x?fiUrlcHton; fur a unui
abd vlnns or tbr ^I 'lc-jiPili^^w^ihl
thte bouse struck out ol m. 'l.ic
dttlbf ttein was a reductfbh or. Hie
;MrOprlatlou of $5,000 ror repairs
ofTOfe Confederate Inflnuitry to $Su0
A Hew Kern of $45.000 for the f?t
Ornent of rural aoHdi>'<
?opcrvlsten of the (ftatb nou*d of
vas included ta thtt hill by
house.
lVSybr the remainder of tho Scsnlon
the house win wait the pleasure or
the Btrnato in -regard tr Saaelhg iho
n bill. AdJcJfjrAroertt Blue
posstbte now the TatfUrl
part of this week.
?hV t'Ah^ifeM^ IwmTtiiix.
Th?akN TIjc Did Prfinary Law la tlood
tKneugb.
e allow m? as a JraM?tared vot
onier my pl*?cst ajlnhst the
ed primary purfifeation hills.
"f;j?<e4? t ?meve -rawfeiB bo
o fegisiatm o. tm- us take An
' TyMm aiefcx?gie of '
n of one of Ihbsh htt?? which
e^MlecTewfh? VWMd" aw
Tptblll ^rovrd?k alio W
agttb &t <arch place *v
MM' for the .-??Utttir'.i. ,*W
ihtml tbrb? y ~
hadiln m
t??tpayer?
i'? ?ecrctni
manhgrra
*sn for ot
or Uirt* prl
pens*^o^Wl
MaomsJh. ?na
MsvMpgi^BH
H would b? pfi%. 'P?oW, Jh ng take
,lt for granted that tt would cost each
unty in the state ?t.oo?. There bo
4* counties in the SiPte the total
fr A RM ERS!
YOU SHOULD THINK OF THIS:
>??? . fir*
' Why spend money 1er cxf*?*" guano ?od haie It aas? a at U nothing ?cadae It 1ft Improperly dis
trlbuted! tt .lH. iuel ?? latperlent 1? P?? *u??? PWrtj M 11 J".-*M*^ ;*r .W'M"1*? Pf?!*'1**
The fcest way te du thin I* the fete nay, and we rail your attention'lo the two distributors Mated belew.
We guarauM* tfcej trill So th? werk properly.
COLE DOUBLE FOOT GUANO D?STRIBUT OR NO. 22.'
Knocker Feed Instead of Force peed
if Desired'
OrtarltMlea from 100
pounds to 1600 pou uda
of ?usho to the acre.
Good plowing Done at
the same time.
TlttH ttttclfl
man's .whO
or mcr.
poirttuH ot
stream * t
fOt itfiCTf tmv fow ?ajh?
pl?wlrtreaxhe mntL
feWftW^-^W5 i?H,K.ilKNT8?B KVVARK Ojf . 1 MKT AXIOMS -OFEBfcO YOU
Do not let anyone sell you au imitation or an ex pol iment .They may claim it is Just as good and offer
fs used by farmers who. wum covering plows instead of an opening plow. It !a used by
a lower priced machino than our aproader ana culivatof No. 2*. and 11 la a real >d>
( A Ufg? Tellable force feed Chat dam Bo 'i'eguWed fd aha/ front 1W po?nda lb 1,600
to the acre. It has a very large hopper. The doublo foot bows tho guann in ? bread
wr ?wo gcrtd furrows upon iL ThiB p rotccta. the guano and ?aies enough plbwtng to pay
The plow feet are strong ?lirhily attached to the side beams, so that good
it for less money than tho polo. Still, thoy mako a big profit, and you may have to throw It aside and
satisfied or flxod right for planting. , * , t
got a Colo befo $ yott; ano
USED FOR OPENING THE FURROW
m
sud sowtsg Uu?lo) i
Hell adapted Id a
growing Crops.
TH? COLE GUANO, DISTRIBUTORS NO. 21 AND 22
h.iThey have ? WmlW ap
9. Co?u in conuiraqtmn and
and nrajrery useful in
^mWI^Bh^^Hm run besirtd
tin its squares" and' frutt
: " : '
Twere are many cheaply made iuiltatroasysjfelrti
poarance?may seem tho samo, but they ca?
tH^W?rjTN|hay do.
The Cole Guano Distributors No. 28 and 21 h av.- in front or tun
opening furrows %nd .'flowing at the uahie time. WUh one of thoseVi
growing crops ana Spply guano at Juni the right tlm o to make tho crop
heavily. . ? v ' "'
K%^iaih*nA^ No. 20 with tlTe ramons Colo, foWg?jWS|i^o better dlh>
trtbhh>ra irave ?WrlMStt made at tho price. -?.^ -..;>. . . : > ;
1 hej5L macninoa^-iust uao tue higher nru? rw? hnpiahepta?wji? prove ?o downright useful that
you win ^xmuvr now you over got along Without them?whs you ever, wer? content t? pSk ? with
out-of-date raulty machines when you could own distributors llko theae.
^L^S^?i?7.!!i^r,Cw5 mtt?lllnc"1v^ u?? th> b?at grades of steel adapted to the *?rk, ?rtry
macfetntrtritialkiefed again and agnin so there can he ho flaws: For wooden Wrte^rerfaltihg strength
we employ the toughest oak.
Colo Plantare end ?ble Distributors arc known au .the. standard lutpjetuentu".i used by 1 Progreaslve
Farmers. . .
Cale Planters and ?premiers are ?inmlly {rood, and If yea ase foie farming IttttlsBfettts yt? may
well be prohS
< vl A!
I) uud
tarai equlpm?it,
>i. f } '.'
cdmpiete* line before yStf) puNMi
ft
ANDERSON, S. C.
t would be about ' II4,0ft0, about
times nsare thaa the , general
h'ditor. I am about the primary
to 4 am hbout the good' ?trt tinto
religion. It was good enough fc? stand
the <tcst of the fire and It is good
enough for pie, ^ nod It was gbod
?tmugti to elect ' eomo who, are now
trying totteatraWU. I fjhmfcvfce? prK
mary thjA couM ^'jSgSSJ^t^
?iifiorlty tei>ert, a?1 yen
BELTON, S. C.
6uM do well
ogniz4>p
?gfsis^uri
; hie plan,
hope this wI? .BtyMliihn appravj
an the tt??|iar
slton. Feb. 20, lSu'
I (By Hei? ?owtsliatA
I what laWoa Mo*? ?takt night n?
nteek aa meek eooM "
Add lo, the preacher rosis h*'-aimed
him Mmuu ? ? . . *
"hihi"-hi^ftV a^whtspn?ia? I
^oiS?cd Iri?l?u? "at? iwi,
Fof, said I, "We mar ho dreadful, but
:Oh, it's woacaa this sad wou?n that
and "Wotn?n Is to blame.
(Remember, bask ta Koen, sbrfty
Adam said the asm?!)
It's Women's cloiiio::, and woman's
' ways, hcv UatK. her hccl?, her
watk!
Its woman, woaaii, 'woman?and I'm
? flhsd of the fatk.
i At?.-,*-i.. '
I fa "the woman With t!>a .serpoht'h
iatigue" . wheb pbots winld tho
ran.
Or, "the female -of ftlie i spcctesT far
-more deadfy than tiie male!
It's "the hohblc->?kirted horror," lur
: i riafc mslffto sfift'g*ft? ?cht.
i:? and wily "vampire" or
'tBe 'eirong-armod suffragette ! "
faW^:ftfA womanythra and Wemaa
tempted sst"
Behold-,-tin- woman llilf?d me on! or
ehWi "she drovc mc to it!"
It's,woman nero a^V^sotslh fkere,
maii't; burden all through life!
Dut when thev get:a fe?-?ehe, It's "O,
Where's my.little wile!"
Now W0 'hiSMiVail' planter nb'gdls and
It's ?icrny thatWre not, "
Aa lorn as we must Rye with mew (a*
ratner earthly lot)!
We ^jMs?i**^ *<? avrWes,
^ ?but if all your tauats were true,
We? I. don V jrd?'Ihm? w*'?Ul should
be ouite good enough fOr you?
O^, its'' woman this. *nd woman that,
ifcgelij&^afed ul^t'e raiM?f^^M
from afDv.t it's 'ministering angel!' when
they're down and out and rick.
whan.
or1 Ifs
when
done.
an
of
It's the *dnca?ftig. posing womsa
tt'a the nagghfev' rkgglng. woman,
drlvlsj "-tler.t ^tg^fe -J-r!ri
Wt, the "ramldf?*. gambling woman,
el* h?r h^^bssd's -, {?s?
It's tec ghoulish, ci'ibbis'n woman, let-'
^Vk.thig hobby live ob hash.
jroah here
Were .t
?n
j approj^rlati*
- t*ixnin
tsr in Chicago that
M UainlR??.?>^?Wm*
ds'oaaU thvj
Oh, it's woman this womah that, and
lx>rd. 1 didn't do It!
The Minors Contrat ftatlro&d has
ordered lO.OOO gondola cars from tho
A?ik!i>8h car and Foun^ry "onspa?y.