The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-20
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You may talk about yer Wabash an
yer Mlssissinewaw.
You may blow up the Ohio Till you par
alyze yer jaw.
You may sing about yer Brandywfne an
golly Dustin Blue.
| Yer Maumee an Big sugar an iip-o'"
a-canoe.
You may preach about an screech about
ye lazy Kankakee,
But there's not a single one OF them
that's good enunf fur me.
II Won want TO see q river that's a whoop-
in crackerjack
Jist you take double header TOT the o'o
Mus-cat-a-tack
Rooster In the corncrib. peacock on the
gate;
An a chap I'm Buzzard's Glory is
sparkin sister Kate.
| The box is full of kinlin'. an the buck
cts fall of coal;
The pancakes on the griddle an the
sugar In the bowl.
! The backlog's in the corner, the toback-
er's I'm the pipe,
An, they've got my city cousin in the
woods a-huntin' snipe,
/ The cellars full OF apples an the fodders
You =" kin srr' tN bet it's jolly Twin on tho old
| Mus-cat-a-tack.
Chicken hawk a-screamin' away UP in the
Fluffy little biddies all a hidin' ever
where,
The robins In the orchard. an the pee
wees In the shed,
An the childrens all a-sleepiu' In tneir
little trunnel bed;
The groun'hog hunts his shadder, an the
'possum hunts his hole,
An the scarecrow's hangin high upon a
! 'f.'~,s. eliurr oOlc.
oh, hits every day in winter you kin and
"a rabbit track,
II you'll only go huntin on the old Mus
cat-a-tack.
I kin hear the baby voices at the cabin on
the hill;
kin hear the wheels hummin in inc
can see the water drippin' in the holler
r sugar tron.
kin hear the gals lafrin' as they come
to sugar off,
kin see my father stan'in' there. lean
in on the hoe;
hin hear INV mother singin an she used
to. long ago.
As soon as I kin git a chance you'll see
me make a track
2 Fur the water beech an wfllers on the
old Mus -cat-a-tack.
! indianapolis News.
. Lizzie Nash. coiored, was sent to TIT
n farm for nine months today, for being
q lewd and wanton person.
n Sarah Miller, OF $50 Mineral Spring ave
9 nue.. reports to the police that when sh
y. was I'm the Empire Theatre. last night
.s young man stole her wrist bag In whicl
IA was $3.50 In cash.
10 Morris Kearnes and Walter Wagne
in were fined 81 and costs each. In the Sixt
DR. district court. today. for revelling
~ Hartford avenue. yesterday.
Michael Walsh was held In 900. by Juds
M Sweetland, today. for an assault upo
"a John Anderson He pleaded not guilt
I'd and az It was q simple affair. bail wa
g fixed at 500.
II Mary q. Nutting. II years old. was q
mt day committed to the state hospital Il
IN IN insane, by Judge swectland The your
ee woman was hopeiessiy insane. duo
physical arrangements.
! Arthur r. Poole was fined sib and cos
u I'm the sixth district court, today. Tor u
theft OF an oil cup and two metal roc
4 all OF the value OF 10 cents. the proper
10 OF Daniel w. Steere. The penalty W
made high, for the reason that Poole n
similar charges
De- An imposter is collecting poll taxes
j., the west side OF the river. He was wor
ing In the vicinity OF westminster a
ns Battey streets. Offering TO make sett
ments at from SO cents to 81. Several p
'n' sons were 30 thoughtless an to pay
~ money.
Do Charles Cannon OF rs Dyer avenue, VII
riding his wheel down Washington stre
'as collided with a Broad street car. at !
ic itersection OF washington street and Il
r. change place. He was thrown; but his
les Iurfes were not so bad. but that he COZ
er- 20 home in q car
1u- wagon. I'm which was Jacob Feinsu
ana his Ave children. was struck 9
yet overturned by Pawtucket car $40. oppoe
m 2si North Main street. at go .. m.
the terdsy. The Feinstein's were thrown
my and slightly injured. Two wheels OF
in wagon was demolished. The Fefnstei
nen reside at 2 Pratt street
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n STATE or RHODE ISLAND ANO PR0vlOel
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