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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR PRODUCT.

How the Beet Sugar Industry is
Growing is the subjec, Of an infcfma-
tional article by Ray stannard Baker in
the March Review of Reviews. The
latest facts and figures of this import
ant1interest. are presented by Mr.. Baker.
in the subjoined summary:
The American farmer has suddenly
discovered that he can raise with large
profit az good sugar beets as there are
in the world, and the American manu-
facturei has learned that he can make
those beets yield the highest grade of
pure sugar Twelve years ago the total
production of beet sugar in America
was 255 tons: six years later the pro-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

for some time. and many have named
representatives.. The United States has
not done so yet, but will in the near flu
ture. There has been no conference Of
this kind for many years. The last one
was presided over by James q. Blaine.
When was in Washington the other
nay stopped at the bureau of Ameri-
can republics and asked that the pro-
5csedings of the last conference be sent
8tc me. Upon my return TO Mexico will
study them carefully. 7 is hard to say
let who will preside over this meeting.
and what will be done. The conference
will undoubtedly be productive of great
good in cementing friendly relations
land promoting commercial intercourse.
Mr.. Bryan's latest attempt to boss the
democratic senators was farcical. He
ing to get the democrats to hold up the
army appropriation bill by a filibuyte1
and force an extra session of congress,
and the democratic senator's laughed at
lin and allowed the bill to be voted
upon.
ing stand. IT was as brilliant as an
army with banners
Samuel II. Morse of Indiana who has
|already appeared as a possible demo-
Icratic candidate for president in 1904.
has rey,., flied any political office save
tb,t Il ,.ans,,,, oe,,e,al =, pa,is ,,,tioh
H.. l,,a .,,,..;, ~. 1,is,.s,4,,,,,,.
S ~ Z -.
~ 'i'e - ~ i'iailh ~ ~ e
'slly convention, later ne lelt INTO
siile ana supported ME-. Bryan.
M giving anNlce 70 young men s
democratic club In New York ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland declares that lit is of
vital importance that its Efforts should
be natriofi5 ,,ntrammolte, md intell,.
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.,.'1s..,s,s. IS, !
~. ~ = + =
tvii " pessi'is' NJ;
= esps'l''sflt ssNii'ii'k 10 'h ss1'iii-
| u 3s'3onsll,u'i ION from Liberty county
Ga, says: Desiring 70 embark II the
! literary business. Will state that
| will swap one mule and TWO grown hogs
flor a first class bookcase containing BY
Iror, = 1,oerns Bunyon.s Pilgrim Prog
re o., ,sn, sco,tss, nave,s All, Ioielsens,
| 4, J, s ,,s,.,,, -, ,.s -, .1.,,;.,a.,
''.,,s ~:
y $3.50 N ~ y
opcii i9f eiiil' gay
| i
y ny - - - - {,
| Give me an Instance OF Y.
IRISH Serseai Well strategy IS
/ when We don't let he enemy discover ye
are out Of ammunition but keep right
Ian firi1l.--London Tit Bits.
I III is about time 10 drop The .sTeddy'a
icartoons us they arc lit m. moro man A
s,hs.,
800.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
Eat a Whole ca bbage,

II you want to. 1t won't hurt you.
People used to think that cabbage hung
heavy in their stomachs. After each
meal. no matter what you eat, take a
dose of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
You will never suffer from constipation.
indigestion, sick headache or stomach
troubles. B. "A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

The hand Of time lays few wrinkles on
the brow OF them that take Rocky
Mountain Tea this month. A great
spring blessing; IS cents, Mcbride &
viii Drug sComnanx.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
ONE CENT 4 WORD

a DN7ERIYS FaifSI's usitisr The iieaflhs
N WANTED. 3f l.elif,
10 hNrhange. lrAdf lost
q Found nseeted in fiits e9Ealnu NE
tiaNF a MtltsI iaf sslt sserf3afi, pty;i'5sp
invariably III advance. ~ etlias. ial-r ~
inserted or less than II cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

FOR SALE OR RENT COMM Ri I5sI
hotel. Conrad. IN Heatssa from pas,sisnt.
Excellent properly doing gDua isusiesss
Only hotel in town Would trade ffi. inSa
land Nj. Hire. oiirad. zi.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

vAIv1. THE WAY TO HEALTH. 1O1
North Fourth street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

WANTED L Hrs i.sN-S WON n Goo IS
Coed wages. Address >uyiier otet -'ate
Center
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

the heart OF the city; suitable for all kinds
of bushes; brick, just finished. Address
box l. Maxwell L.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

FOR SALE AT UNION IOWA STOCK
of good groceries and siu.s: clean Stock
ReddielsN Thompson. Also Union foteifor
sale. G. u. fhompson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

WANrEfl. MORA ~. FARM s;A rlli5
year on sal;sr} M;fricd ira Chi alien t,N-
perienesd N,itirESs sure ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

FOR sALE-NfW NATIONAL CASH
register for So. Cost 81. Totaladder. Adj
dress H.. earc T.-R
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

FOR SALE--FURNITUKE, HASILAND
China rugs large and small. 81 owes. m;ttings.
kitchenwure. SIS North First street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-G HEAL. ii NDLINl WOOD
g. L.Ilutield. lul West bistn street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

WA Edo III. i,cs Il \ hi gNl5 IDOL
work Eeferenees rsa4aifes,. WsS
Church street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

WANTED Si.Nt,lsE Nan ON -Iiitg>'sss
boy 10 work on f;lrsa. Sifte H. carr Y II.
or aaiis;lts. Ltsby effcery store ihnrsdag
WANrEl)- IS 'f,l;AeTFsR. GOOD OPEN
ing for conpefentaid reliable ti.in whN las
had experience and Is ready and at,ie 10 t3tiss
charge of {. good business. Address r.. eare
TiInes-keppbiics,n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

yyA y L ED DON AND 9t,SisSe, ROOM
girl II once BleeksI dining nali
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

FOR ALE,-FAMILY HORSE AND CAR
riaee; cheap. Good reasons for selling.
Gentle horse. Inquire at W. y. Owings'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

FOR sALE-SIN ACRES on IsANlp4
Will sell one acre. or haf acre. or town lots.
Inquirc on prcmises, lio6 West GhurNh St.
The colored American., 1901-01-12

violated the letter and the spirit of the
Conseitut ioR, by abridging the rights
OF any OF lIs citizens, should suffer the
consequences. The Constitution saws
representation "shslI be reduced in
proportion 70 the sbriegmsnt.
hr. Arnett shows that the following
states have denied the rights ofeitE an
shlp 70 their citizens IN the per Cents
indicated: LOuisIsns. - 8; South Caro-.
lima. 45 Mississippi. 40; North Carolina
50 4: DeleWare, 14,3; Czlifornia, Z z:
massachusetts,, 8 2; Connecticut. 5 8:
Maine, 5 3; Wyoming, 5 4.
he insists that the resentation OF
the eabnve and her states should be re-
due in keeping with the plain worG
ing CT the law. To insure the free ex
excise OF the bsllos in the South IN the
fuiure Mr.. AFnett sdvCcates Fed arsl
suDeTvision Of elections. When the
Filipino fall TO respect the Couslitu.
ton and Law OF the UuIted States the
Army is used TO enforce the Law, II
one wrong deer is so treated then all
others should be likexise treated for
tue same wrong. L Florida, Georgia.
L0uisiaDa, North Carolina Onio, lows.
or New York willfully defes the law
then they should 1ffer the co nsedueDc-
es II ntskeg the whole Army or the
who'e people I'd inflice the lust punish
ment. The republican party is now in
power and the Negro VIII hold il strict.
" responsible If it fails 10 manfully
meet this question.
Ar. Arnett paid high compliments TO
the memory Of Douglass, Bruce and
LangstOn and expressed regret that the
public leaders Of TO day did not reach
their proportions. He bzlefIy reviewed
the history Of the race and believed the
American Negro the equal OF aEy peo.
pie on earth He advocated individual
and race development along education
al, industrial and uOral lines as the
best method for eliminating the race
QUESTION in future reappOFsionment
considerations. Mr. Arnekt Ia coucIud.
Ing advised the Lyceum to give special
care TO the children Of today. keeping
them OF the streets, encouraging and
assisting upon their attendance at
school, spsripR no effort TO develope
them to their highest poss bIliIies and
thus tnsRTing that in the near future
the entire race will be on the highest
plains Of civilization.
The colored American., 1901-01-12

Grocery and Feed North Sixth
OF the Order
~ per cent on the ducts 0 sN"''"' 8'
enevsp
combination
GsesTa Messenger
PER well equipped
out In nrst olass Low prizes - F00'
mi from Richmond in
land and established
minded tImien
but
ageG and decrepid
the
uPon tee whole
oy oer contribution eff
ye
same ] Fauain
sne puo4te visiting Va
Hotel
Oaton se-yiee
stste Department
ofoeeF Ine Order
buildings - -~0'1'A - aAeS7 'ns OIle' i"~O
For any further information. address
Y T. T.v,o. - M ". P BURkELI, sesrgAry s
The colored American., 1901-01-12

and corTsllDg subscriptions Isend you
the accompanying sketch Of the great
editor which appesrsd in The Bupg.
town Weekly D.apason Of day before
yesterday. II may e that he has tele-
grapf ed some friend OF his in Irdian.
3 polls to write in his nsme 10 his sfsmb
y" 70 relieve their anxiety about his
safety, etc, etc. l think the cid vet is
on the road looking st the sights. The
kyars are too swift for him on such 8
trip; he Will probably return back to
Washington By boat. Tell hIm when
he comes home If he wants 10 bring
suit for damages against The BungtowD
Weekly Diapason. TO see keenan, ard
wire me (Mr. Kenan is the largest
wholesale liquor dealer in WASHINGTON
and Is personal friend OF both the
writer and Bruce. .GuD though think
the pict ure fistters him. Cooper al.
ways did have neat figure, and is q
mighty stylish man. Anyone know.
ing Cooper or looking st those pants
would recognize him at once. | hope
he will return safe and please deliver
the enclosures TO him. I am. nv
dear sir, with every sincere wish,
Cordially yours, J. E. BRUCE.
The colored American., 1901-01-12

were profuse in thei= professions of
friendship and IN extend their hos
pltaiiy so that the trip was 3 pleasant
one. Word was left viii. his ''alter ego"
at his OFF e In Warrington to the effect
open ali mail; answer everything you
can; and things that you don't under :
staEd. say that tie editor is q way bu.
viii return again.
Our ubiquitous friend, Bruce Grit,
VINO di tinguished himself just the 9TH
er night at the home Social Club at
Albany. n. Y, in 3 most me lifiuous
post prandial effort, NEEDLES with our
force and wants to say that We didn't
go on any trip. In order that the
readers OF The Colored American as
we'll as the literary push and gang Who
understand things generally and not
much in partioulsr. may know ab Jut it
We quote from NIB cuce Grit'g letter.
$50 Cfice man, I had smother letter
from you Teeently, saying that your
Mr. Cooper is in I 1diansp0lis. Is there
not some mistake about thai? Some
Of the papers represent him as doing
the pedestrian act distributing circula 3
The colored American., 1901-01-12
AN EDITORS PILGRIMAGE,

1t sometimes happens IN the life Of
an editor that he must leave his "sspc
tum" and go out among the people to
look for business, subscriptions and
any old thing. The writer Is not ayerse
70 dong this kind ofthing when busi-
ness gets dull and the excheouer il
empty and the blacksmfths (printers)
clamor for their pay.
He had occasion 70 visit his old home
in the West recently and took week
of TO take the journey. Through the
kindness and substantial generosity of
some Of his subscribers and friends he
was enabled so make the trio In a style
befitting bis standing, dignity, etc. In
fact he grew to Pullman size and came
in contact with two meals on a buffet
ear, His friends ID the old homestead
The colored American., 1901-01-12

Mr. ArnetE's address was replete
With interesting statistics and peril
nent facts. He said among other things
''he did not favor the reduction OF rep
Eesentsu Il YES from the Southern Ststes
because tie y gro bad been disfrsn-
The colored American., 1901-01-12

Mr.. Andrew F. HiIyer. the c0mnTIer
of the AfrO-American NewSDanar
Directory OF the District Of Columbia
and an active spirit in the business
lie OF Washington. was the first 10
purchase Frederick Douglass watch.
He had a close second, however. in the
person or Register ]. ". Lyons. who
ordered one Tor his daughter. The
IIr>t gross OF these watches has been
received, and a the rate az which
tney are going, they VIII not last very
long.
The colored American., 1901-01-12

4 HGans ans and discounts .-.....,.. s.. 272 50
y her stock, bonds sni
mortgages -.......-. ............. I64 42s S.
0ue irSm National BANKS g. IS 5sS -
os. pa AAt& mouse ----..-. --.--.-.- Il 600 %
0toeT 0 rear estates .............,. 90 SIS 90
GU Z uih'lufe ana Fixt ufes ...... 6. $50 90
Current expenses and taxes
PAID .-....... ......... .....-........ l SSS SO
specie nieksIs and cents go. L, S99 50
FSpsf ebrfenfy --..-.... --..-..... 81, $50 90
Total .-...... ........-....... 3e1, leo 81
The colored American., 1901-01-12
THE GRAND FOUNTAIN.
United Order ni<
STFue REinrmRrs
ORGANIZED January 1, 1881.
O'nee 6O4, 6O6 and 6OS \. End St. Richmond

An devoted the
business relations We offer
men in enterprises Owned controlled
0red who members Of Order.
sound moral
than three 81 older than sixty 6
There Fountains. Subordinate
Join the Subordinate
You S4 50 $ (sccordng
the 35 month dues; city
months YOu psv 50 per
As Sick Benefits you per month in
As Death Benefit your family s7 you die witt
After year the Death Benefit is SI25. 90
The colored American., 1901-01-12
Mr.. HENRY. ARNETT

Of Ohio, Delivered AR Address Sunday
Afternoon, Before the Odd Fellows Ly-
ceum Upon the Subject '-Rezpportion
nent as it Affects the Negro"
The colored American., 1901-01-12

10 Cfzss B. the age limit il 4 TO 50 Yeal
duss 81 Is TO s. 20. The Gertifica l. value
After one year, ITS value is 5 % tt SIS
In Class E, the sge limit Is Il % 55 years.
SO 80 TO II 40. The Cert ficare IS valued rst :
one wear lis value is $500 TO $500
In Class Al, the sge limiI l. Il 20 50 years
S21 10 So. The certificate is valued from date
Yoa are entitled TO 8 Life Membership
FIAsse 3 and 4 upon purchase OF the FeouIF
pays a dividend annually Of - per cent
TRe Grand Fountain UfIted Order OF Tru
% 1900, total Of 1882 Death Benefits, with 3
HALF MILLION DOLLARS.
The colored American., 1901-01-12

To join the Rosebud Fountain you
3 and x year OF age You pay 81 %
installmeDts- The monthly dues are Fl
SIS fountains may deciee. The annus
You Teseive Is Sick Benefit from 81 So
IN weekly payments.
As Death Benefit, your family vii
son die within year After one year
Is s37.
In the INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Glasses: Class B, Class z, and Glass
psyabls annually or quarterly.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-07-25
Foreign.

A hot wave has been prevailing IN
London.
Prominent English Liberals at con-
ference voted TO sustain S.r Hen:y
Campbell -Bannerman as leader.
Prince Christian of Denmark will
visit the United States in the coming
spring.
The Duke of Tetuan stated IN the
Senate at Madrid that SPAN had re-
fused several times to sell Cuba 10 the
United States.
Riots at Seville, Spain, were sup
pressed by cavalry.
The Argentine Government has re-
ouested the Chamber of Deputies to re-
ject the debt unifca.ion scheme.
The storms in Haiti have ruined
crops in the southern part OF the ls.and.
1t is rumored at Sln Juan that DR.. J.
H .Hollander, secretary OF Porto RICO,
will resign.
The Cuban Constitutional Conven-
ton rejected the preliminary draft o.
an election law for the is.and.
A Cape Town dispatch sta.es that
Beers have burned the p|blic buildings
at Murraysburg. Cape Cjlcn.
Fire at the Glasgow Exhibition de-
ssroyed a block of tea rooms.
A special embassy from Morocco has
arrived in Berlin.
Count Stan:sl2us de Castel.ane.
brother of Cant Bcni de Casteilane'
was married in Paris TO Miss Terry.
Plague in virulent form has broken
out at Annoy China.
Rear-Admiral Crowninshield comes
forward with the claim that he wrote
the order TO Dews' to capture or de-
stroy the Spanish Heet at Manila.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-07-25
The North.

The portrait of Lady Louisa Mcnn r.
by Hoppner was solL in Lonion II
s70,250 to B. Altman. of New York.
e. Reno. Okla. will b. unable to &C.
commodate tle expected army o. hone
seekers on the reservation lands.
1t is said Rev. J1hn Killer, OF Ar
ling;on. y. j., VII SEEK v.n1.caiiol o:
the charges made Gy Ms. I. G. ba:'
ker.
Two persons were killed in LAX?
Shore railroad CO. .is.on near Cleveland
Ohio.
Another demonstration was mad
against the ray cars in Madison
Square Park. New York.
Twenty passengers were injured by
a shifting eng:ne silewip nS' Pm :
sylvania express train at Columo S
Ohio.
For the week ending July there
were 9S9 deaths in G:ea:er New YORK
due 10 heat.
Stockholders Of TIE Cl1bridge Steel
Company voted un2n mously to s2lI
their property AMI assets to the Some
maugh Steel Company.
Attorney Frederick D. White, son o:
Ambassador TO Germany Audrey D.
White, committed suicide at Syracuse
y. Y.
Secretary o. the Trf asury Gage last
week bought S2S9,050 short-term bonas'
Secretary Of State Hay returned TO
Washington. d. c.. for a brief stay.
Massachusetts, Republicans will re-
nominate Governor Crane for a third
term.
Presbyterian in Mexico have organ
lied independently of the Church IN the
United States.
The Pardon Board o. Minnesota Will
art on the cases OF Co.e and James
Younger.
Retail grocers of New York Sta'e
are in session at Buffalo to crganiza
a protective association.
An exploding tank at the Williams.
burg. n. Y. branch of the Standard
Oil Company injured five man.
Importations OF precious sso2cs for
the past year at New York amounted
TO s2l .9l9 .053. over S3,C00,9CO more than
in any other year.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-07-25
Miscellaneous.

Andrew D. White. United States Am
bassador TO Germany, Will resign neSt
year.
Messrs. Hudson G hwtrey CT II
Grange. Ca, have received cont"ac. 70
guild the forty-four hve-room cottages
announced last week as to be erected
by the Unity Cotton Mills.
Messrs. ]. A. Yates, Louis Minor
and ]. H. Fowle, mentioned last week
as organizing knitting mill in Biz
mingham, Ala, have asked for char
ter for the Birmingham Hosiery Mills.
The La Grange (TeXas) Cotton AMI
OIL Manufacturing Company has been
incorporated, with capital stock o.
s50,0OO for the manufacture OF cotton,
cottonseed oil. fax, flaXseed, soap and
soap stock, The incorporators are
Messrs. John Schumacher, Henry c.
Schumacher, C. ]. Won Rosenberg, H.
Amberg and F. ]. Reynolds.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-07-25
A Bottle Trust.

Wheeling. ". Va, Spe2ial-The lat
st combination to be formed is OF fiat
glass bott!e-maEars. Thc-e are about
30 nlany"s OF glass bottl2s il the Cait-
cI States. and every cna vas brought
in,o the combination he'll e. meeting
in Chicago. July Ii. The capitalization
: s%6.Lo) coo. The c:f.c-:a t,estri are:
+. &. Park. Q: this city: 6. ". Vest. os
Ici,a.~e: F. W. Brccr. Of Indiana,
treasurer: J. G.. N. Porter. OF Chicago,
secretary. The facc of the combination
rar hrcn Ee?; i profound secret. The
immediate effoct Of the combination
was an advance OF prices.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-07-25

Rag-time music will take q new
lease Of life if the recent discovery Of
a Paris dentist is true. When he puts
the patient under the influence of gas,
he connects his ears at same time with
a phonograph discoursing lively music.
This effects his psychic centres SO
completely that in trying to find ort
just where the syncopations come in
he forgets the other delusions OF the
gas, and the tooth is gently released
from its cerementS Of clay without
any struggle of the nervous system.
The idea has seemed of enough value
to be mentioned by an eminent French
physician as an agency in the use Of
anaestheticS, and thus avoiding the ex-
cessive application of ether.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-07-25
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
Southern Furni' ure Manufacturing.

IL
A recent paper on the furniture man.
ufacturing in the South, by Mr.. E. Nj.
Armstrong, of High Po.n:, n. c., fur
nishes the following interesting iafor
nation:
Permit me to give few fac.s in re-
gard to the manufacture OF furniture
in High Point, \. c., as | am more
familiss with the factoiiss Of thai
place. and as it is representative
Southern manufacturing town. The
first factory there the High Point Fu".
niture Company, began work in lcSJ
They first made cheap chamber suits
Now there are 33 factories, one fol
every $50 people. ThomaSy.lle, seven
miles from High Point, has l., which
manufacture every article OF furniture
which man needs from the. time ne LIS
in his cradle until he sleeps a. las: n
his coffin within his windowless pal
ace. II would be tedious to mention
the name of the different factories
and their managers and the various
articles OF furniture manufactured,
which Include everything that IS need
ed for use and ornament in a modern
dwelling. business house or Office.
These goods are shipped to every State
OF the Union and to some foreign
countries.
THE factories have teen uniformly
and remarkably successful. Regular
dividends ranging from 10 to . per
cent. per annum have been paid in
nearly all cases. Stock sells at so1d
premium without exception. Not Sl0,-
900 worth of stock is owned out 0f
town and none outside CT the state.
Many stockholders are young mea and
boys now at work az the benches. All
labo. employed is white with the ex-
ception o: a few negroes who drive
drays and handle lumber about the
yards. An air of thrift, cleanliness
and prosperity pervades the entire
town. There Is nothing about the
work that is degrading mentally, NOR
ally or physically. 1t Is no uacom-
mon thing for the sons Of the richest
men in the town to begin by turning a
lathe by the side Of men who support
their families on 81 day or less. The
furniture factory has made High Point
what it is to-day, and already 1t IS
widely known as furniture manu-.
featuring town.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-07-25
Limestone Hosiery Mil.

The Limestone Hosiery Mills is the
correct title Of the new knitting plant
announced last week as contracted for
at Athens, Ala This company has ef-
fected permanent organization with ].
". Frost, president; Robert L. Hen
bricks. secretary-treasurer. and P. w.
Hendricks, manager. The building
contracted for will be 30X60 feet in
size, of brick. two stories high, and
will cost about S2500. The daily ca
pacity of the plant will be 200 dozen
pairs of children's and misses hose,
employees will number fifty. and the
investment of capital will be Sl5,0GO.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-07-25

Are women better than men? This
Is question that E. S. Martin asks
and answers in an article entitled.
Women" in McClurc's Magazine. No
better, only different; or if bette:,
merely in a negative fashion. They
drink less, smoke less and certain OF
their emotions are less strong than
corresponding emotions in men. Wom-
en- are what men make them. and
while men are still appreciably far
from perfection, why. women will be
still little short Of the angels they
are sometimes represented, and what
is worse, expected to be.