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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-01

option legislation, but the Legislature
chosen, because of the intermingling OF
national issues. had done nothing but
disgrace the State and nation by the
choice it made Of United States Senator.
1t is a proposition of common sense that
people can vote as intelligcntly for Sen
ators as for legislators and governors.
In recent times 3 out of 10 legislatures
have deadlocked and failed to elect a
Senator at all, while all other business
was neglected in the attemp. LegiSla
lures should be chosen to legislate, not
to elect Senators. The present system
results in one of two evils: 1t either
secures the election of United States
Senators ON State issues or the electi N
of legislators on national issues.
MIR. COOK FOR THE NEGATIVE.
Mr.. A. w. Cook, Of Wake Forest,
closed the first rolFnd for the negative.
He declared that the man who is par
tisan is usually partisan on both State
and national issues and the present sys-
tenn is no Inconvenience to him. There
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-01

is as much corruptiom in the ballot as in
the legislature or tile United States
Senate No part of our constitution is
so perfect as that which provides for
the election of Senators. Faust called
forth spirits i'm whose presence he was
frozen with horror. Democracy has its
spirits of horror already; we sholi1i
avoid adding to them the spi2t of in
novations iii the Fundamental law. All
the evils of the present system woutd re-
appear in the system proposed. 1t would
Continued on Third Page.l
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-01
BranSOn'S Agricultural Almanac for 1900

CENTENARY EDITION-BRIGHT-
EST, SAFEST, BEST. Price 10 cents
per copy; go cents per dozen. Sent per
mail, $3.50 per one-half gross; $500 per
gross, with business cards printed on
back. Order Of
LEVI BRANSON, Publishers,
Raleigh, N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-01
CONTENTION OF NEGATIVE.
Outlined by the First Speaker from
Wake Forest.

The first speaker for the negative was
Mr.. A. II. Duning, Of Wake Forest.
He began by laying down the PROPOSE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

his rapidly growing thirst. The bar
tenders treated" generously and no
toner ever had an easier road 20 ruin.
williams owner was Dr. Tate. 81
FisSou. who had taken Billy when
mere babe from William Mcmillan.
who now lives IN Riverdale. The doc
tor watched the development Of The
case o. alcoholism with scientific inter
est-at FIRST. But presently Biliy's
career become q public menace. HIS
first criminal act was an assault ana
battery. One day. when he had ae-
cuired his usual Jag. he spice port
is woman ploddiLg cautiously along
the road with large bag OF shaEings on
her back. Williams wickeoness had
reached the point where There was 10
room left for reverence or respect Tor
age or sex tie took AT easy start, has
epeec ouickeued. an ecstatic vision OF
the biggest switch engine In the yard
shunting a freight" past the switch
shot through his mind Then he land
ed foil ia the center OF the bag 81 shaw
iugs. The unfortunate woman was
knocked fat and buried under her bur
den. JUST a. Billy was making ready
FOR a second charge bystancers rushed
10 the rescue OF his victim and took b. IN
into custody Owing 20 laNness OF JUS
tice in Eisdon. Billy was not prose
cuted. So he continued MS career Of
crime.
Al any hour Of the day Billy might
have been seen zig-zagging along the
streets or lying IN drunken stupor- OF
chasing children or old women. One
CAV be broke into his guardians din
ing-room and jumped OF the table
which was already spread for meal
scattering glass and china In every CT
rectiou. Soon after be invaded tie par
lor and knocked down the doctors wife
Then DR.. Tate sold him r. salooi
= keeper. That was too much for Billy
bibulous ambition. and he now fills
p drunkart's grave.
70 The grief displayed in Elsdon az hi
2 uufimely end was not Of the grief
j stricken type.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

he invented 90 assist him iu Jourreyirg
over the land without buyirE tickets
every time be wants 20 execute
change OF base he calls the ham
mock his ANNUAL pass. AND BE- roW using
tie tenth 90 thc series. The trap is
made OF heavy canvas strung or a
couple % strong iron bars. tttt- with
hooks on tne ends. Itce, hooks are
fastened &C. the supporting bars OF
box car OF sleeper. ard tue traveller be
secure inside the hammock.
Cooper Says thatit was ten years ago.
while stranded BOB Denver Cox. that be
devised ths hammock which be has sue.
cessfully used ever since His first att
tempt was ou the night % April l9ls,l,
when DC took his hammock two miles
east o. Denver and patiently waited ~
The Junction OF the Kansas Pacific a.
Cheyenne division GO The Union Facifc
railway for au casthound train. lu or
der not 90 arouse the suspicion q those
whom he n icht meet De wore pair ~
blue oycraiis blue frcck and q cap
SO as GO have The appearance 81 an or
binary car Inspector. The scheme
proved so successful that since that
dime BE- has Travelled through go states
and SKINNED over l.-l. ooO miles OF rail-
road without knowing what DO is 90 pay
car fare.
As q protection from dust. gravel
ard wind The hammock las cover
which Cooper can draw over him.. lie
rides more comfortably on Pullman
car than q box car. Tor She reason that
Pullman car be- wiGcr and allows him
% be- Boz bis hammock az fun length
Under box car be il compelled 20 ride
in sitting posture. Railroad men sell
dom interfere with him. as be causes
no trouble Besides this lis appear
ance IL ts.s; II typical rai.roader. an'
as be travels almost exclusively afte'
night De IS seldom detected.
Contrary 20 The general run % th
knights az the box car. Railroad JAG
=, has good habits and aspires 90 oe some
thing better lie neither smokes TO
chcws and leads this hfe no doubt 20
Tie same philosophical reasons whic
prompted Diogenes 20 select wash
. tub as q place q residence IL Is hi
present intention % gather data and :
short time wife a book az his life. II
is now 50 wears old. and his mysterior
WAYS make him an object Of interes
= 40 Detroit he has o house built O
wheels. where he resides. and IL
called the house that Jack built.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

on: "doan stan back. but cum inter de
fold. Yer doan need no red neckties in
Heaven: de Lord has got robes what
has bin washed in de blood OF de lam
And then. as IL overcome 10y the emo .
lions OF the moment. the woman closes .
her ewes and raises hervoice in the shift
ing cadences OF a homely melody;
GIVE bin washed On de Blood ~ dc lam.
I've bin washed in DO blood 90 De lam.
I've bin washed in de blood 81 dc lam.
An saved by his holy name
When the refrain is finished she
scarcely stops 10 catch her breath be-
fore She launches oul into torrent OF
invective and eNhortation.
ION de 22d OF February de farder OF
dis country was DO n. an Oh de 22d Of
February de Lord am goin' ter destroy
de Ian. Cum INFO De fol-, yer hard
hearted sinner. Yer black-souled deb
bills. yer agents Of der white hens wot
slays Yer race. or else be foreboer los.
And 30 she has been going up and
down the main thoroughfares Of the
colored community. shouting and sing
+ ing her changes on the destruction OF
the world and Of cd the white people.
What her following appears 10 lack in
influence is made up il emouona! en-
thusiasm and an implicit belief IN the
soundress OF what might be regarded
her Wild prophecies.
The co,ored people who know her
well say she has lived in Chicago Tor
number Of years. and was al one time
in good circumstances and highly
respected member OF colored society
The loss Of an only child seems TO have
wrought a complete change in her ma
ture. and to-day she is a religious IA
matte shoutin gze6out the streets OF
the end Of the &orld. The larger ele
ment Of the colored people appear t'
take small stock in the woman anC
her prophecies. but she has, al tn
same time. considera bic following.
An old colOred auntie said, after sh'
had stood and listened for awhile 4
Betty's impassioned speech: We'll,
doan believe her, but suppose. honey
de worr did come TO an en- on Wash
H. tons birthday? Dere cert'uly woul
be a hot time in Of Chicago"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

ful sport as fishing through sunny oft
ernoons from the abutments Of the an
cient bridge or padding an old srub-
nosed scow innocuously in the windings
Of The river.
This Inhabitants name. says the Chi
caro Journal. well indicates the predi-
lections that make him famous for miles
arourd-it is John L. sullivan. He ref
,rees fights--cock fights. And he Is a
white. wooiy spaniel. the pride and
property OF Thomas Dennis OF River
dale.
"John'eu." IS he is called for short,
thinks more OF seeing and refereeing
good scrap than he would of digging
up the bone his bittcrest foe had con-
cealed for future use This low taste
was discovered 10y John lis owner
some time ago. when two roosters be-
f longing 10 Mr.. Dennis were settling a
+ question Of supremacy in the henyard
f bv resort 10 arms The birds were
hard az 30 in a crude and unscientihc
STYLE. About two feet away. crouching
F in readiness 10 act. his eyes shining
with excitement. was John l.. Sullivan.
For a moment Mr.. Dennis did not
know what 10 make Of the dogs queer
attitude. Then one Of the cocks gave
particularly telling blow. telling his
antagonist. and was about 20 leap
upon him. when John J.. spraug for
ward aud placed his wooly body be-
tween the victor and the vanquisheo.
When the fallen rooster had found his
legs sCain and was ready for action
John L. backed out OF 'the ring and
took up his watch while the birds re
eumed their battle.
From that time John I. sullivan
fame spread rapidly, and those whe
doubted when they were told OF hi
strange tastes were forthwith con
WINGED by being taken 10 Mr.. Dennis
yard 20 see the real thing. Now, o
the country round viii vcuch for n
e wonderful referee dog Of Riverdale-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

current velocity. the Missouri Is rae
Jag along sese= ard eight =s!les, and
while the Mississippi IL sweeping even
" ard smoothly. the Missouri is rush
Ing. swiTling and cutting Up after the
fashion Of the famous waters that fs!i
az Lodore-
50 the foes % the Missouri IRE
whirled and ground one against the
other urfn they are round az wheel.
every one q them. and half % them
spinning one way and the rest the
other. They rarely ges larger than four
feet 10 diameter. and the major portion
OF them are not more than three. Con
slant grincIng upon their edges builds
up . corniee Of white. powdered Ice.
and. Ike little Zee plates snat woEld
hold water. and looking for All The
world like 10000 frozen oyster paft5ef
migrating 20 the ga. they 60 bobbing
sns spinning along 10 the prefiies' Of
rfrosenaicrN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04
OLD JONATHAN MCGEE
psr. q. I-ss He R<e~is . Talk With
w.sat.xees-slse Claims THAT Ne
Fessht vssa Jsef--=. "a
New Orleans.

Al Ypsilanti. Mich. a marriage
license Vas issued the other day 10
s-1snatksn Niece. aged 10. and Mrs.
Auslis Day. aged 50
Jonathan MCGEE lives ~ No. els Nor
ia street. iu Ypsiiansi, and IS = quaint
character. q. r. Thompson. q reliable
business man believes firmly in Nc
Gee's ars. lie sRys- Il was born here
IN Ypsilauti ia iS3S. and ] can remen-
Der hack $ years ago. when wss a
little tot. seeing McCee working a. an
errire. he was an old man then.
an vel satisfied be is loo year old
The Jonathan NcGee Of to-day is a.
sn-y as a Young nsn OF 20 years. His
klack ewes sparkle. his hair - long
and curly. and his s;raEgiy beard II iron
rrEv he hss q good set % teeth yet
AID aftribrtes then 20 never hsving
ia stockily built. his BODY being bent
Ike o nan IL the -TO's. but the muscles
a. rs arms snd legs are arm anS
lnotty.
NrGre's father WA q Scctch-IriSh
rusr zan-5 jonathan MCGEE. and hi,
mother a. ln6isn woman BE wal
No-z OF 3 plantation CT the Mississippi
river. i- Alshsua. IL i7SS.
Nv father he said. owned 80
s,Eves and hRd a big plantation IL
40 hs6 a string q running ho-ses o.
he famous ole Eclipse strain and W
rsed 10 make long tours and ran a
-p.nuiur races Tor large stakes real
Nrw YORK cisy. ! did most q the nd
grE remember the battle Of Nev
Orleans rerv well and ss~ Jackso'
1ro-s times ;hau you have Singers an
toes served a yea or no7e n n
United States army n lsis and an eu
rifled &C q lE-Ee bsck pension. but a.
receive Is SO = quarter as a vetera'
C he civil VA I have ben In fou
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

bsx umpir-- a Contest Betsseen TIVE
Game Cocks and Achieves
Great Fsme.

Down In that wonderful country Ia
the southeastern part OF the city of
Chicago. where the trapper pnrsues his
lonely calling and the sound OF the
frogs in endless morass Is all that
breaks the silence of primeval nature,
is the viliage-no. not village. for II is
part of the city Of chicago-the COM
munity called Riverdale. II is on the
banks OF the Little Calumet. and the
amusements Of its inhabitants are
largely aquatic.
But there is one denizen Of River
dale who does not care for such peace
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

c. d. Graham. a liveryman Of Otta-
va. Can. has a peculiar freak Of nature
IN the shape Of a small fox terrier,
which walks entirely on its two fore
-paws. without touching its hind feet
10 the ground. From the day Of its
birth the dog has never used its hind
legs. The terrier j. but two
months old and vas born 10 a Hitter
With Eve more puppies. All Of them In
no way different from the ordinary fox
terrier. This peculiar puppy has a
bump In its back. and car balance II
self on its fore paws Ike juggier; and
IN this position can walk. run and hop
about With lis bind legs an inch OF -
from the groUnd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

Enos Shirley. Of Terre Haute, Ind.
who has been teaching school in Gin
ton township, Nermillion county. is
Shy one eyebrow and viii be disfg-
ured for life. because he tried 10 force
the biggest boy IN school into his seat.
The biggest boy Is likely 10 be prose-
cuted for mayhem. because he bit an
eyebrow from Teacher Shirley's face as
clean as IL il had been removed by a
surgeon. Seibert Dyer. the biggest boy
in school. is IL years old, aud big
for his age" and Is said 10 be bad for
bis age. too. lie bad pulled up some
small shade trees When reprimanded
be started 20 leave the room. Teacher
Shirley Is q small man. but he under
took 20 put the big bad boy back In
his seat. The fight ensued and the
teacher lost his eyebrow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

Ice FIoes on the MissoGri River A.
s1ms Qsaiat szd Sometimes
AnusfnE shapes.

The Zee foes Of the Missouri river are
probs bly, the pre1tiest and most ex-
tr1ordinary that float upon an Amer
iczz river.
over upon the Mississippi. above its
couhueuce with the Missouri. the Ice
no&ts IN great foes that are ice fields
some OF them with an area u 10. 20 %
and 80 acres. Frequently they become
% large that there j. no room for them
20 pass between the bars anc cikes, and
the river becomes blocked until warm
e. weather rota and dislSdges the
gorgeS-
Where the Mississippi flows from
two 20 three niles al hour az a normal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04
THROUGH WITH DOGS
lrAss yssss eesss~wsNs Sweetheart
VIII Have 40 Get AtonE with
eat q fsg Pet

Between q dog snd sweetheart =
young man who lives in certain New
Jersey city recently had a never~to-oe-
forgotten experience. says the Phila-
deiphia Record The sweetheart. who
resides in this city. expressed a desire
20 possess a pug dog The yonng man
lived al a boarding house. the lsadlsdy
OF which was also fond OF dogs. and
her husband purchased a pug canine
for her. while the young man put up
the necessary cash tina; made him the
owner Of the pug's twin brother. Now.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

wzrs-.sls. TIE RezicAn. the patriot
ard tbs ate -eb>llioa-
-D.6 : ever $50 Warrington %
csurse did ! uEed 20 sleep with his
s<-rarI ard ] remember that the gen
"a talked 10 ne . couple % times On
rhe conditions o. he slaves. The gen
-rsl owueL slaves himself One day ~
aaled ne about rh~n- aud ! told hiD
how 90 we're abused. ] have seen
slaves lad over brandy cssk. and.
T-.fk their bands Led % Poais- The over
s-~r would iakh thS-m over the back
WITH . ship with t,rAHA upA- The blood
weak ~ ten feet
IN fhs var % 1873 ! wa 4 scout for
Esi Gen. Cree., and prAs then p years
&c. wAs Viii zy father a the tine
Cen- jackson defeated PscAi1ghaEn az
New Ories - and hat Wss Big battle
Tke 4ghti1g va below New Orleans
recollect vhe1 / wak put OF the mule
&c - ahead that We were tod The enc
IA uss 30 mica away Early IL the
morning. tuEt after ! had blown the
baxle fkax everything WA al right. ~e
"a rixbt fn.o The enemy snc ny NIUE
psas Ehot froE1 under ne
IN nv f1ea1y-fourth year ] asked
Afr Robiu soE. The Ran who WA IN
y.1rtnersklp with ny father il boiler
works 70 buy ny liberty snd prom
80 % 70 with Aim and wcrk y out
Isobfnsou paid $3.50 for Ey liberty
end went With him 70 81 Louis and
th~E 20 ~here Chicago DosT -. loei
] <ent 80 N0r-T1lk. O. Aoc iirec toeS'
euite awhile
4 nerer waG sick Bat twice IN n
lie. and had what they cal ~
r.SrD< bosh times. and al the Doctor
sss~ssssne I ever took WAS four year
ago when ] swallowed q few pills
get my own roots and beros for oi'
Tn. wbich ! make every fail. ar
very careful about eating prepare
foOSs. ! Won't have these reacy-na &C
<oo1s you gss In bstcheT shops Al
grocery stores. TwO-thircs Of ny ca
5ng IN NV neat. The sun makes soos
al rbe ere fer eooking my food that
NsDt."
Niece has been married twice b
<or- snc has had seven children. fhrt
b~irx stIll alive &c looks a. thoue
he ~er~ good fog . number % yea
xet. ao1 II be keeps ep bis good Ia
sss be wsA. So eli pr0ba Oility. I've
sc sn ed nss-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04
RIDES UNDER CARS.
Railroad Jack Has Travelled too.oos
miles fn n Hammock OF Hfs
own Invention.

Travelling under q box ear in ham
mock is method of progression few
men have INDUCED in. The ordinary
tramp is too lazy and too unimagins'
tive TO construct such n conveyance on
70 use il IL made for him. But Harry ID
Cooper. who is known unoer the ahas
Of Railroad Jack. the Hammock Rider.
has Travelled for ten years in this man
ner. and visited many Of the states ano
covered over 100000 miles.
He has acquired his alias from
rudeiy constructed hammock. which
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04
BlBULOUS BILLYGOAT
Early in Life. the Creature Acquired
Taste for Liquor.
ne ~Bsmmed~ for Drsnk. and Made
Htm.eif Generally DssaEreeasie
10 All Peace and order Low
tbs Cttisens.

Another checkered career 5 closed p
After a Short life. chiefly noySbie, II IS
feared by the Chicago Journal. for a
persistent tendency TO stray from the
straight and narrow path. the most
prominent billy goat in Elsdon has gone
TO his account.
Els6on is a suburb OF Chicago. which
Is situated. a small oasis Of life. in the
vast waste and wilderness that forms
the southern precincts Of the city Its
chief industry Is shunting % rli.Toad
cars. FOR the freight yards Of the 0rand
Trunk railway are situated Their Per
kaps Il was the example impressed
upon his youthful mind by the Shit on
an engine bunting a car down siding.
added 10 the instinct OF his race. that
made the deeeaSed the most urrc INST
ting and indiSerirninRte ~butter with
In the memory OF the oldest inhao'tant-
Bus that was TO excuse Tor his
drinking. William was a drunkaru.
One day while he was yet an Innocent
IL irasciblc. kid. he was invest eating
with the curiosity Of youth a long line
. OF men who were eating their mid
E dav meal. From time 10 zine they
A plunged their faces with much appar-
ent rusto into the depths ~ what he
haS already learned from his wander
inCs in the purlieus Of Elsdon were tir
cans. soon one OF the men saw hin
aud held out his pail, saying; Hello
Rilly. have a drink?" Littie William
was faftercd. but stammered ont
half-hearted refusal The man urge'
and nually little William drank. Tha
was the beginning Of the end.
From that fatal day William Goa
forsook the savory alleys and che sd
ciety OF his kind and hung about sH
looms The men al thought Billy d
tbs respect 4 wonder. ard quenche
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

the only way these animals could be
told apar1 was BY their pretzel tails.
The tail % the dog OF the laDdiady
turned 20 the left. while the tail Of the
cog % the Young man turned % the
right. When The time came for the
Young man 10 take his dog 10 his sweet
heart The animals were a. play. The
lsndiady glanced az them and With her
eve picked oct THE dog that was 20 60
away. She turned 70 pick up basket
Il which 70 pace the pug. and then
che made grab. and soon the basket
snd is load had been taken from the
house by TIE young nan The distance
by train 10 the city is nearly 100 miles
and when about half way the young
mans eve fell upon the dogs tail. which
turned 20 the left. A. first he thought
The dogs tell had been given new
wrinkle. but he soon discovered that The
pugs had changed positions when the
lardls6y had turned 20 pick mp the
basket. and the isndlady's dog was
sent or the journey. Upon reaching
rhis city the young mzn teieEruphed 10
his lantiady. NY dogs tail turns q
The right; how's yours The landlauy
upon receiving the telegram looked a.
the tail of the dog that was left be-
had. and found that IL vyss lot her pug
/ This telegram was sent 70 the younl
/ man Bring the dos back" he DID
I %. bus declared his sweetheart wouis
have 10 do without pug. as one triI
with dog was enough for him
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

Dire Predictions of a Colored Chi
cago Street Preacher.
w..hington's birthday TO See the
End OF the wsrEd-Whs te Folks
Doomed 60 Destructton-Ias
Many Followers

Betty" is a familiar figure among
South side colored folks OF Chicago. At
one time she ranked high in their reli-
Vious and social circles. To-day she is
half crazed with religious frenzy and IS
startling the coiored denizens OF Dear
born street and Armour avenue with
her open-air preaching and prophecies
OF the near-to-be destruction Of the
world.
IL is not uncommon 10 see her wan
dering about the streets singing hymns
in a loud voice and carrying an open
Bible i'm her hand. But in the las; week
she has been outdoing herself and
spreading an uncomfortable feeling
among The more superstitious Of her
race.
Many have locked 90 her standard.
and the colored population is often
treated 10 the unusual spectacle Of a
self-styled prophet giving them special
warning 10 flee wrath which is near at
hand. II the statement OF the latest
prophet is 10 be believed. there viii bs
10 white folks saved and only those
coiored people who hurry into her ark
of safety. The idea OF a heaven with 6
color lire drawn has caught the fancy
% many OF the prophets followers.
Hence Betty breaches 20 larg
audiences. and. according 20 the Chica
20 Tribune. is adding daily 20 her list
disciples.
God dou't love ugly" the striden
tones Of her voice ring out I'm the clear
frosty air. God don't love ugly. dat
r..f q d
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-02-04

ready travelled over great part Of the
west. and means 20 keep on.
The log cabin Is neither large nor or
nate. but il IS most convenient. and
contains ample sleeping and living ac-
commOdations for two people. for Buds
son-Bud. Jr.--accompanies the cara
van. Inside the walls are covered
with furs. On ore side is a couch
AID on the other two seats for
visiiors In the center stands a
small oil stove. and overhead bang
two lanterns for use during the evening.
Everything j. compact and handy. On
the back porch there is a lamp posi-.
The whip socket In front Il fashioned
from solid log, with an aperture bored
out. The entire establishment was
built by Bud himself even 20 the iron
frrsses underneath. and Ia strong
enough 70 withstand the most dif5cul,
essds-