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Honest References.


doubt if mistresses generally give
untruthful references to girls who have
worked for them. When a girl leaves
me who is honest, who does not steal or
drink. and who evidently has done her
work as well as she could what right
have / to report unfavOrably upon her
when asked for a reference by the w
\ III a! The girl may not suit my ideas
in doing her work, yet she may lust fit
into another household that is governed
by different ideas. Many Il mistress
Fixes in a girl what | abhor. and vice
versa. That's the great trouble with
we servant girls" said one of them TO
ne Il suit one family and all goes
well until for some reason they have to
move then | seek another place and
may have to try several before | find one
that suits both of us" The fact is, we
have got to use wisdom in this matter
Of references, and it is better to err on
the girls side than to report unfairly.
Many helpers also complain that the
housewife will not tell them when they
make Il mistake, nor show them lust
bow she wants the work done. To sc0Id
about it is not to give the necessary in
Struction. So many miStresseS, too. are
less competent housekeepers than their
servants. 1t is largely Il question of eX-
perience, of tact, of patience. and the
better the work-tOgether ideal of the
W II n A is practiced by both employer
and employed. the better will be results.
Good Housekeeping.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
The burglar looked at him oddly.

| The burglar looked at him nd,II,
II didn't come for lam /" br s,i6 .l,,,.t
| ly,
Well there's pie up here" Roh]n
went ON with less trrnhiin., ~ H. ,'i.
Lets have it," said the 6nrrigr R,l,
by handed him a hca1tifnI w. 80 7., ,t 'n'"
| pie. When he had de- . ,ed il ne ,sl,nJ
Your ma homct"
No" said Bobby. "Thcra ain'r amy
body home but me--aud Won" he u,a,
certainly getting over his fear in hi,
| delight at having known how Ia ,rnat
his burglar.
We'll" said the bur,l,. ~ ,,r.,.
YOU know | didn't como here 70 chin
WIN httle thrre-tooter like YOU, I've
got To get some doodle here, and / don't
want no NOISE about IT, New, viii you
come and show me where the silver il
or should | tie you down and stop your
mouth and hnd ii mcsclft"
Bobby heart sank. Then he hadn't
known now To treat hlm. after all. No
good IN the least was being brought
OUT
h"h heeuh To II" ne, said Bobby
won scream. You see, know what
II IKE 10 he a burglar cause I'm steal
III the company Jam. But with deer
sigh, there's some good in mc-l lhml.. 30
W hal ; that got Ia do with IT,
Lots; SAID Bobby, growing coufdeu-
thai. My father says there's good i'm
ererYh body, even burglar aud ten come
out II / treat you right. So ! tried lam
aha PIE. but YOU amt very good, arr,
You
lhat all very wen for your pa to
say Wheh hes got his clothes and his
money ana ms good. comfortable home
a. ~ 1--WE ~. hut You take = p>ar hoEglr
' i,u, WIN no worn ana u" ROOF ana
Nv '4i'iitN' W -Attfh NHHtI, ana a SltN
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18
En- Embarrassing BIunder.

How did your father treat George
whom he asked him for your
1T was one If papus deaf days, aud
he thought George was asking him for "A
lnan."
wv hat did he sayf"
lie told George that while he would
he glad to loan him the tride he asked
for. he had 50 many requests Of the
same character that he begged to be ex~
cuscd. Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18
But She Didn't Know

REALLY -cr stammered the gossip
who had been caught red-handcd, TIN
afraid you overheard what | said about
you. Perhaps crl was a bit too Sc
Vpue'
"Oh, no replied the other woman,
YOU weren't So severe as you would
have been il You knew what | think
of YOU. lugcud
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18

The Girl who is cnltivating Il melodious
-,,aal,iur voice must listen TO every word
-ba trters In this way. and IN TINS way
qIar.e. can she obliterate any Jarrlng note
.t her voice. Just as the Vioiiiiist learns
-. distinguish tie most minute differ
.raas i'm lie tones Of his instrument, SO
q ear can be taught to catch the least
iuhasqDonious note il the speaking voice
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18
Knew the Answer.

\ class was recting in a school the
other day.
"Who cnn give me- said the teacher.
n sentence IN which the words bitter
end are uscdT
IN jumped "A little girl cxcitedly. Il
can, teacher. The cat ran under the
bureau, aud the dog ran after her ana
bit her cud, " Tu-Bits.
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Two of Them.

How do you like the chicken salad,
MIR kidderT' asked Mrs. Starvem
oh. that reminds me-" exclaimed
kidder, Il bought book that was to be
sent home today. Did il Gomez"
Yes the book came. but how did the
chicken saIad remind YOU of it,
We'll, the book is half caf"-pitts-
hnrg HrnsS
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18
The Election.

~, with apologies to kiplingl
The tumult and the shouting dies.
We've had our final day OF fun
And though our hoWlngs reached the skies.
We do not care boot who won
We've troubles Of our own to fret
And So good Lord, let us forget,
Town TopcS
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Mississippi State Auditors Report.

According to reports just made to the
Mississippi state auditor the total as-
sessed valuation Of jewelry in Nissis.
ssippi IS only. S14S.SJ0. The total mum
Der Of pistols assessed is 10 5q3 moon
which there is placed d valuation q $50
JG3.6o
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18
NY Dolly.

wish my Dolly would grow up
And be Il Woman Doh;
I wish thar she could learn 10 talk,
If only like poor Pom.
BUT Dolls YOU know, they never change,
Except 10 older grow;
No Dolly ever does improve
They can't, Of course, we know.
Little Folks.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18
His Blunder.

knicker-So Jones got mixed in his
excuses:
Bocker-NeS He told his wife that
he had hccn up MI night with the baby.
ana ms employer that he was detained
in the ollie" ON business. -Ilarppr's IN
Zar.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18
Guarantee Of Genuineness.

NelI-But are you sure her complex
ions genuineF
Belle-Positjve. saw the box; on
the hi it said None genuine without
our signature and there was the sigma
ture right enough.-Answers.
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And II Never Came Back.

Will see the papers say thar tba
bicycle is coming back.
PHIL bet mine won't
Will-Why 50.
fMi-Some geezcr stole il four. years
ago,-Porrland Oregonian.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18
The Next Best Thing.

She-l wish that woman in the next
flat would stop talking goo-goo talk TO
her husband
He-Oh well, let her, Poor thing,
maybe she hasn't dog Detroit Free
Press.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18

Jcwctt-l believe tlat it does some
good, as it makes people wash tarT
hands before they have lcm read
Town InnIcs.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18

world to learn how to swim.--Town and
Country.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-18
II Tea Table Salad. Il

Jackson hear that Bill is on the
water wagon.
Curry-WelI. yes, but he has bottle
under the scat.-Town Topics
He-I feel as if | could defy the
world.
She-Oh' that isn't So hard. but bow
about papa Illustrated Bits
Defined.
Johnuy-Pa. what is a canaII
PA body Of band. surrounded bF
scaudal.-Tom Watson's Magazine
Mary had "a little lamb
she named the cute thing Bill-
There came some ijtilar latHt- uu- day.
And uoN She calls Bill-Ln
Leonard iA"hilug in Musical Courier
Hewitt-Do You believe in pahni-try:
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Struck a "Rooty" Road.

lancaster, April ga young far.
mer Of this cou nty, who ia too fond
of his cups, performed !, feat las,
Saturday night which stands without
. parallel in this region.
Tauked up 10 the brim With LIQUOR,
he got into his buggy and started
home, getting aa far ss the Southern
depot, and, thinking that he had ar.
rived at the point whers tho road
branches off TO his home, he turned
and drove down the railroad track,
humping and bouncing o!ong over the
oross,'ies for half a mile, finally reach.
ing Bear Greek trestle, upon which he
was In the aot Of driving when stopped
by some parties who we're out looking
for an escaped convict. The man and
his turnout had scarcely been removed
from the track when /. beiated train
came numbering by.
When it last dswned upon the fei.
low that he had been driving on the
railroad track he naively remarked to
his rescurers that he thought as he
had drove along that he had "struck
the st rootiest road" he had ever
travelled. Special to News and Cou
rier,
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THE HIPPOr0 r0TARus.
Unseath AEtiss OF .Iif,ia Unwisldy As.l.
NAL Ga Assican sssters. 5

nRseath Antics OF sIltsia Unwisldy As.l.
81 mai ln Jsseicat1 yssters, .s.S
la the channels which traverse
the marahes Of certain districts In
central Afriea, = , writes q NAV eler,
opotarni Ia incredible nlmbers
are met Wit etimea ii 55nerds 81
sixty and seyenty heraver the
channei Widens out into reedy
lake roWs of gTotesaue looking head.
with ears erect appear above the
water surface, their owners studying
the extraordinary apparition pro-
duced by the steamer. On approach
ing the spot those heads disappear.
one after the other, under water.
( and q series cf waves and large rip
pies indicate the passage Of the mon
sster forms below the Isurface. After
!, q lew minutes time the same huge
heads reappear, generally DOWN
stream OF the boat. They have an
%otheE etare and again disappear, with
j g asloEt end end The espu,aion Of small
volume sf water from the nostrils.
Not infyequently a severe bump is
felt IL the steamer, making the
whole hull qniver, as the, back Of a,
hipp opotamtis seeking to escape mas
Touched it.
S the water should happen to be
shallow, the attempts Of these ami
mails to hide themselves ere ludie-
gous, as their movements are clumsy
and their anger and fear are evident.
an such cases their heads and the
fore parts Of their bodies are under
water, And nothing is seen but the
hugo pink hind quarters, struggling,
kicking and chnrning up the water
in the effort TO get out Of sight. Al
though their unconth antics may be
safely watched from q steamer, 1t is
I Q very different matter If the OBJ
server is ina canoe OF q, small boat.
Then; hiB position is one Of consider
Sabla danger, as he stands very
good chance Of being upset. .
ssA AS the water Of all these chan
nels sWarns with crocodiIes, such a
contingency is not pleasant to con-
template. The natives are fully
alive to this risk and never venture
in their dugout canoes into the
broad streams infested BY hippo.
potami, but invariably keep to the.
shallow and narrow branches on Ell
tther side Of the main river. y
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Low Excursion Rates.

. T.. =. - i IL Vi d f. .. . (
The Southern Railway will cell tickets
named: ~ 5 ,h. II =,
Kansas City. No. Southern Baptist
Convention, May I0th.l7, 1906. Rate,
one First Class Fare Plus SO cents for
sonnd trip, $3.50. Tickets on sale May
1905. - $3.50 ts So''
81. Louis. 40. IN ational Baptist Ami
yerHary, May 1924, 1905. Rate. one
First Glass Fare Plus 25 cents for round
trip, $22.65 Tickets on sale May l4th,
18th, 10th, with final limit May Etb,
Asheville, IT. c. -sonth Atlantic Mis-
sionary Conferences, May l7-2lst. 1865.
: Rsts 6ne Eifat-C -Claas Fare plus 25 cents
for tho round trip, $3.50 Tickets on aaIe;
Mny l6th, 18th, final limit May 23rds
Fort Worth, Texas.-G General Assembly,
Southern Presbyterian Church, MAY
lf1e--29th. 1905. Rate one Grat.clasa fare
plus ~ 90 for round trip $92.25. Tick.
etc ssG sale Mf1y1 10th, Ititn, 18th, final
limit May slst, 1905. w Y. ss ,5,' s,6... So
Hot Hot Syringe. We; :; Southern Hard ware
3Rate one hrst-class fare plus 25 cents for
round trip ZIG. go. Tickets on nale June
y3yd, 4fh, 9th, final limit june l3th. 1905.
savannah, Ga.-NationaI Travellers
fETctecdye ociation OF America, .asssy
IN Nate one first-class faro
cts on sale May i3th-14th, final limit
May, 26th, 1905. :; fss5 = s.
Savannah, Gs.--Fourth Annunl Tour
snsment Southern Golf Association, May
ss9t--l8, 1905. Rate ono frst-class fare pluo
twenty Eve canta for round trip-97.85.
nlcaets l:i on sale May 9Th, 8th, 9th, 1906.
limited May 16th, 1905. 4.
3 The eo1thern Railway is the moat
direct line TO oil OF the above points.
opernting Pullman Sleeping cars, high
back Vestihnle Coaches with superb
Dining Car service. $< {l},.I " -
For detailed information apply to any
Ticket Agent or r. w. HUNT, &'
i9i Division Passenger Agent,
a. fS Charleston. S. u, n
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mo 81.

3 said & the old gentleman
sstsrnl will ssno ott dlo Il. llfes.yer
hare so id any thing ing by false repre-.
sentations and not begin
sIuW.
a mon nle1t he ali lent, and
the clerk rho stood before him
could SEQ that the tier atnre of
I his emp was b ting rongly
FOR Tho Sig sat. So
o,A e The osi ai cried agairs,
will not de- II Id an Interior
grade ox afsfs and I 81 IL never plss
5itS e as an ing better. itts it
q ahoe a for q queer, ia pslts silE
sfn tas ssiind low "A uean does not
llaya to much VA | inc &
don S
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THE WORST aosoUlToEs.
AaauhsW Burna, Has the Rlgssst and
Moss ViruIant Known.

Raanhsw Burma, Has The Risssst and
/. haost ViruIsnt known.
q Unsurpassed in all the world in
number, size and yirulent activity
are the mosquitoes Of Maubin. d
town of Burma, according TO ". G.
SEQ 9'Connos. He says. Ones
iirst visit to Naubin in the mosquito
seaaoA is an ,ixssrience, and to see
them under tl;e flare of an electric
searchlight come over the ships side
IN hordes and occupy like an ire.
sistibie army every traction of its
surface, to see them hanging in fes-,
toons from the white can easg avn
iags, the MOSQUITO nets, the table
linen and the punka hsps and from
every object on whi1i. they can se-
cure q footing, is 20 have lived in
deed. How to ccntinue to live after
the novelty of The spectacle has worn
off is the definite problem that occu-
pies every ones mind in Maubin. II
is achieved in the main by intrench-
ing oneself within ar iron fortress
of fine mesh. In some houses there
is a special reom, a kind of inner
citadel end last refuge, which is
who'll! of iron gauze, and within it
the 'laster of the house sits like a
san2uished lca IN o cage.
"Po enter this fortress in advance
of the enemy calls for the exercise
Of agility Of a high order. The doors
have swing backs and are made to
close the instant that they are re-
leased. Outside them the light cav
airy of the enemy hover in clouds.
The man within, this Englishman
in his strange castle, observes your
approach with furrive and anxious
eyes and il you be a newcomer he
begs ofayou to be careful in entering.
lmmed ediately yon enter he falls with
an astonishing onslaught upon such
3of the enemy as have come in on
iyoar back, in your hair, in the
5creases of your clothes and in an au-
1'ora Of cloud about your brows.
sAt one end Of The chief magis-
trate's house there used to be, when
4 = was last at Maubin, a long room
thus defended, in which he sat daily
to dispense justice, and great activi-
ty, in entering was expected of the
prisoner under trial, the assembled
witnesses and the counsel employed
in each case. Many a sentence, it is
whispered, has fallen with enhanced
severity from judicial lips, many q
prisoner has come away with "a light
er punishment as the consequence
OF his manner of entering the court . >
- Chicago ), .5.
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He Was Very Eauch Alive.

T. r q L a
When visiting one of tho primary
achools some years ago, the day be-
fore Memorial Day, or Decoration
Day, ae it was then more generally
called, I as usual, as member of the
school board, addressed lae pupils
says writer in the Boston Herald.
When closing I said
swell, children. you have holi.
day tomorrow. What day is it2''
Decoration Dayl' from ell iu
up;sa.
"What do yon do on Decoration
Day7''
decorate the soldiers' graves, y
safa als together again.
why do We decorate their graves
any more than ethers2"
This was ssicker, out finally one
little fellow held up his band.
Well. sir, why 10 iti'
Because they are dead and we
amt"
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Reduced Rates to spartanburg, S. c.

Account of the South Atlantic States
Music Festival, ct Spartanburg, q. c.,
May 3rd-5th: 1905, the Southern Railway
announces the very low rate OF one first
class fare, plus 25 cents, for tho round
trip (minimum rate 90 csnte.)
!. Rates to apply from oil stations, At.
Iantar Athens end Elbarton to Green's
boro, N. O., inclusive, and from Charles
ton and Savannah to Asheyille, N. g.,
inclusive. Tickets to be sold ist, 2nd,
3rd and 4th Of May from all points In the
above territory; also on May 9Th from
stationa, Greenwood and Gresnville to
Charlotte, N. c., and Asheville to Column
hia, inclusive. Final limit of all tickets
May 9Th, 1905.
For further information as to rates.
ETC., address any agent OF the Southern
railway, or Brooks Mogaap,
a. g. p. A., southsrn Ry.
Atlanta, Ga.
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ssow5 jtis Used. fshs sihiafsy.

irish but tler, newly engaged, 4
requested his mast to all low him
come Whisk 1 There e's moi hing ike
sit To clean the wind doWs rs e said hre.
Htlo,SeYer ! Ia few minutes later his
ma ster Glanced to- pass through the
room and, I'd his riise, i sfSu the
glass enpt Barna he
saslksd here 8 The Wsisky ell,(,
you see. sii, said Rarrie not id the;
sSast put ont, s. T Ii Eayi, IS drink
the hisk and then 8 lbreat he on.
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AiFilcca.

dil one i.to marry my
saggh ter eil Dung Il how
a1atic do yo,ls
SsssIiitt 81 10 per month
ss innaira essively
,goll,lg Friend, Il oi ssa Girl
;sso1t {, 600 IIcg so you
aYo propose ia gett d oiiss
Zoe deter q aresinI
hopes that be ~ iililiing to con-
firus aly that
aInoT burg p Post
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4 9AfsAt 4 =. =; ;.,,,,,,.3, s..

ihesa is still la existence the log
sof the Victory on The day Of Trafsl-
gar hat clerklys md sac clear, 90 %
distinct sote amid the echoes Of
ETench aud spaniiah gums. hat
does he lss say ne Right Hon
sHt q n ieiaon, . COM
smander ia chief, WasS Wo1nded In the
3shoiald der one hour flirt Ininute Is. !, !,
ter, on tho thierS page, PartiaI
firing continued unit tn i four hours
thhirt rniInt tess hen Ias victory hay-
ing been reported tto the Right Hon,
Lord iscornt ly elson . B., and
commands dsr III sssifhieff, he then died Of
] !..is wound. And all the time. III the
s1nargin the yariia atiions Of ffla wind
are calmly notice
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q sfan,,o siasl isisl,.

81 iish Ting B ii a MOST pnnn1ae
Sport I'M Siam !: ne two fish, train
ed from The age of eiix months 20
flght, are placed iii q large glass BOT.
ls - mos c.rriious 20 nota each
sish's 4 attitude hen il: il becomes
sswss 9 its Yersaiy1
The hottle Swell ling With, rage and;
nriEalaez ! ss !; i The marrow
space pretendin b not to notice each
other, until aud ddenl ne Sfilsh makes?
saaayags Dart at j itss s uinWeI come com
paslion biting iit It's fsls ds and hndgs4
e ssasss Fl ht comtini nilea unit the referee
sees that tho issue id no long I'm
.donbt when the con tsst IS stopped.
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,ssVasnss: 81. + ]

very body ID stonished'
that 30 gexeIap dry q man as 10 gers
should turn ont san anbezzi 81. s 81
Dudl but Pm
not bit ast onish had. "a hap pened to1
knoWoe his goi ing o1i,e in q dreneI,-
ing shower when he Iaig hit have,
looked ai lrnb LID Wal h0ut the
least dan of his onId Ia out
rom That ornent 4 BUS pected FodS
gers was 81 mai was not to lbel
trusted Bost z sranseesri pfs i a
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Notice stockholde Meeting.

Whereas, the regular Annual Meeting
of the Stockholders Of the Gluok Mills
was called for, the 17th January, 1905, in
accordance with the By.Lawa OF the
Company; and whereas, Q quorum was
adjourned said meeting to b6 held at
some future time. subject to she cali Of
tho President; now. therefore, take notice
that meeting will be held on Tuesday,
the second day or May. 1905, at IL
o'clock, noon, at the Office OF the Far
nlers' and Merchants Bank, lin the City
OF Anderson, South Carolina, for the
purpose Of electing q Board OF Directors,
and tiansactipg such other business as
may properly come before said meeting.
ss 81 ESya ( ROBT. E.5LIGON, =,
i3d5 i;ss s.gs President Il Treasurer. q
g. .. WALTON, Secretary.
iApril D., 1908 gsl ~ AZ sEis.l y a asl.A
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% Some women sneer at the idea
OF women having special missions in
this world; but they 6nd it convenient
to blame things that go wrong on wo-
men. Perhaps that's her greatest
mission.
- If we did all the things that we
intend to do, we'd soon find that we
ahouldn't have time to intend to do
80 many.
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4 nss 5

~. 9
|loSkin ltu sie qnesss. ten pf aarded
woman and ave discovered
that out of every Q, 100 eaiie ae,nales
lge0 are heerde sSs SSE
3 llsnye 0Illjy aIighf
hssva i Sisiis5 beard
sand ka abl crnsd
ftIais ifaus sdage Oat
sog irssariss mined
SA3l had sfi ss;siils Sc had
ii re SsSS ~
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Notice Go Creditor,s. .

4 ALL persons having demapds against
the Estats Of Sarah > Ravenel, deceas-
ed, are hereby notified nc present them,
properly proven, TO th 8 ondersigned.
within the time prescribed by law, and
y & so. 'hi. ToIIY. ySs {.
q doaintstrator ssitf will annexed, 4
~ April s. 1905 sSSS q. sss 81 81 .ss9
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& gAleRalre P..ss:......3

year or two ago there were
among the boarders at mountain
summer hotel a celebrated botanist
and d certain pretentious ricR wo-
man who liked tosmake it appear
to the guests that she was very well
informed on all subjects. The rich
woman affected to take AN interest
in The Tesearches Of the botanist
among the flora off the mountains. s
s suppose, Mr. Caylix,' = said the.
lady, you find almost all the noun
taInstioRers around her p 3t &
6 have found q great many,
ma am, !, said the botanist. ~, g
f ell, there's one kind Of flower
that I've read a great deal OF as ll,ss.
inegs rs f ays on the hills, and I've al
ways wanted to see it. Perhaps you
could pick me come q
yhas iis it r.,
Know e q S'59Isi
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-19
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the purpose of ma king sonnet thing Of
me, did ypn not re
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,.il 3 he cont tinued |, our eff,
4 IS S have not been Id vain. You
have succ eeded.
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Once more he glanced s&t the bill |. .sss 81
81. a spatlper, S. he replied with
deep sigh