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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-11
Respectfully yours, MARCUS H. HOLCOMB,

Attorney-G
 Hartford, October 1, 1907.
 Following is the law referred to:
 Sec. 37. Annual Reports.-The
 president and treasurer of every cor
 poration having capital stock, except
 banks, trust companies, insurance
 and surety companies, railroad or street railway companies, express companies, building and loan asso- citations, and investment companies, shall, annually, on or before the fif- teenth day of February or August, make, sign, and swear to and file in the office of the secretary of state a certificate setting forth as of the first day of January or July imme- diately preceding: CD The name, residence and post office address of each of it's officers and directors: CD the amount of it's outstanding capi- tai stock which has not been paid for in full, with the amount due thereon; (3) the location of it's prin- cipal office in this state, with the street and number, if any be, and the name of the agent or person in charge thereof upon whom process against the corporation may be serv- ed. The secretary shall thereupon record such certificates in a book kept by him for that purpose, and shall furnish a certified copy of such certificate to the person filing the same, who shall forthwith cause such certified copy to be recorded in the office of the town clerk in which such corporation is located, and said town clerk shall record the same in a book kept Dy him for that purpose. On the fifteenth day of March and the town clerks of the several towns shall report to the sec retary of the state the names of all corporations whose annual re- turns have been filed for record dur ing the preceding six months, in ac- cordance with the provisions of this section, and the secretary shall re- port to the attorney-general, every six months, the names of all corpor- ations which have failed to comply with the provisions of this section, and the attorney-general shall collect all forfeitures due under this section. Every corporation whose officers fail to comply with the require ments of this section shall forfeit to the state one hundred dollars for each failure.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-11

TO RENT-Furnished room, steam heat and bath, first floor, in small private family, 523 North Main st.
 10-11-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-11

Everybody to know that we have removed our entire busi- ness to 32 South Willow st. D. L. Dickinson & Son. 10-9-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-11
Free Lecture

A lecture on Christian Science will De delivered by Bliss Knapp, c. S. B., or the board of lectureship of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass, under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, New Britain, Conn, at the Ruswin lyceum, Sunday afternoon, October b. !S' at o'clock. The public is cordially invited to be present.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-11

Acaba de prestar juramento
en- la Audiencia de Paris la sc
norita Miropolsky la primera
mujer que ha de ejercitar. sus
funciones de abogado ante los
Tribunales de Justicia.
Un redactor de LIE Matin"
ha interrogado a esta senorita
sobre sus proyectos futuros, a
10 que respondl(, en- resumen 10
siguiente:
"Yo se-dijo-que TN escep
tiCismo burl0n sc mezcla STEM
pre- a la slmpat1a que rodea a
una mujer cuando ella quiere
"usurpar' una function masculi-
ma. Sin embargo, 20 creo de
mucha utilidad el papel de una
mujer como abogado. mo Sc
ran mas sinceras las confiden-
clas femeninas con otra muier3
El esposo traicionado 6 culpa-
bic ino hara una confession mas
triangular
Tai veZ mis- veinte amos sean
TN Inconvenience; pero 20 creo
todavia en- 10 it'll y humanita =
rio De la" "defensa de la viuda y
del huerfano." Lo unico que
me atemoriza TN POGO es la to-
ga, ese austero traje negro"
La sefiorita abogado hara muy
pronto su debut en- el foro, y
sera I'm gran acontecimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-11
En- ell IS. V. Luckenbach'

Relacion de los pasajeros que
para este puerto conduce dicho
vapor, desde New York q San
uan:
c. F. Shine, Carmen Escude-
70, Master Jas Shine, seflora Vi
cente del Rosario hijo, Juani-
ia Catinchi, Luis Gonzalez, Sc
nor y sef1ora B. w. Field, Teo-
doro Aguilar, Chas. Jaspard !,
Burdett Smith, Franck Smith,
Theodore Lucas y Angel Sana-
bria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-11
INlmero 292
El color J los dolores

Ell estudio de los colores, en- rela-
clon con su Influenza sobre los sem
|tidos y las emociones humans, ha
recibido TN vigoroso impulse con los
recientes descubrimientos del sabio
ginebrino doctor Radard. Este ha
declarado que sus clientes que pade-
cen dolores dentales, sometidos una
potente luz electrical de color azul.
pierden la sensibilidad nj mas nj
menos que 81 Sc hallasen bajo la in
tiuencia de TN anestesico.
En- muchos hospitales de Londres
Sc usan en- las carnas colchas encar-
nadas para provocar pensamientos
alegres en- el cerebro de los enfer-
mos. Ell doctor Stenson Hooker, que
lleva muchos afios dedicado a este
|interesantisimo estudio, cita varias
curas notables de distintas enferme-
dades, que han sido tratadas casi ex-
|clusivamente rodeando 4 los pacien-
tes de muebles y objetos cubiertos de
determjnados colores que eran gra-
tos a sus ojos y que, no dudar, ar
monlzaban perfectamente con Ell es-
tadO de su amino.
Ese mismo fen6meno Sc produce
aun en- las personas sanas. Nues-
tros lectores ha bran, seguramente,
Observable que la vista de determina-
dos colores, contribuye poderosamen.
te entristecerles 6 egrarles ell CO.
lor del papel que cubre las paredes
6 de la tela que tapiza los muebles
de una habitacion donde entramos
por primera vez infuye considers-
blemente en- en- la inn preston grata 6
desagradable que aquella habitaci6n
nos produce. No importa que la ha-
bitacion sea clara y este amueblada
con elegancia: 81 aquellos colores no
nos son simpaticos, Sc apodera de
nuestro amino una misteriosa G in
definible tristeza, que suele prolon-
garse luego durante algunas horas.
La raz6n cientifca de este fen6meno
es, hasta ahora, igGorada; los sabios
Sc han limitado Observable y 4 pu-
blicar ell resultado de sus investiga-
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-11

Io que cuatro cancilleres trataron
en- vano, es decir, de dar en- TERRA
con Ell temido principe Eulenb burg y
sus amigos 10 consiguio Harden.
lPero como?
iEs que Sc lie puede 6gurar 4 nadie
TN solo instante que dos 6 tres articu.
los de I'm periodista, condenado ade-
mas va dos veces por crfmen de lesa
majestad, hubieran podido bastar pa
ra que Ell Emperador tomara tan gra-
yes determinaciones, como 10 eran
despedir al principe de Eulenburg,
al principe de Hohenau y alconde de
Moltke?
Lo logico serfa suponer que en- Wis
ia del or1gen de las acusaciones le-
vantadas, las hubiera rechazado "bre.
vi mani"
No; Ell Emperador, que hizo 10 que
debia hacer dando plena satisfaction
q la opinion p1blica, al enterarse del
contenido de los artfculos que lie fue-
ron rsmitidos por 81 principe here
dero llamo al presidente de la Poll
cia, llamo al ministro del Interior y
despues de ex.ensa information y
maduro examen de los hechos de
las cosas, fue por 10 que Sc resolvio 4
proceder como procedio.
mo es ESQ sufciente?
iCual no habra sido la indigna cion
|del Soberano, hombre ell toda la
|acepci6n de la palabro, cuya energfa,
altivez y espiritu esencialmente mi
litar es conocido del mundo entero,
saber que entire 81 Sc llamaban esos
sef1ores "Liehschen' que equivale a
"cheri" en- frances.
iCual no habra sido su enfado al
saber que durante las ausencias del
principe de Eulenburg, el conde de
Moltke le informa ba diariamente de
todo 10 que ocurria en- Palacio, de
todas sus acciones personales y hasta
del estado de su amino!
1Que confanza podra tener Gui-
llerno II en- 10 futuro en- la gente
que lie rodea3
EDUARDO HAHN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-11

Comunican de Varsovia que
a COnSeCuenCia de COnfidencias
|recibidas estos dias por las au-
torldades, fuerzas de policia re-
torzadas con una patrulla de
soldados, organizarOn una bati-
da para la captura de una i'm
portante partida de terroristas.
Despues de una persecution
constante pOr varias GALES, To-
graron envolverlos con una ha-
bill maniobra. Los terrOristas
al verse perdidos. sc refagiaron
en- una casa, a6anzando la puer.
ta y haciendose fuertes.
FL jefe de las fuerzas les init
mo para que sc rindieran, pero
los revolucionarios, leios de obe-
decor, contestaron con un nu-
trido tiroteo desde las ventanas,
matando a dos sOldados hi
riendo d otros dos.
En- vista de clio, sc reclam6
el auX1l1O de nueVaS trOpaS.
Acudi6 TN battalion de infante-
ria que, cerCando la casa, con-
testo al fuego de los defensores
con descargas cerradas.
La lucha fue terrible. Los
terroristas sc defendieron he
roicamente hasta agotar las mu-
niciones. Solo entonces logra-
ron los soldados penetrar en- la
improvisada fortaleza.
Cuando lograron entrar Sc
ofrec1o ante sus ojos TN cuadro
terrible. De los SO defensores,
"a estaban heridos de mas 8 me-
nos gravedad. Uno utilize el
ultlmo cartucho que le quedaba
para suicidarse, antes de caer
en- manos dc los soldados,
Los IS restantes, con las ar
mas inutiles tiradas en- ell suelo
y cruzados de brazos, sc dejaron
prender tranquilamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-11
4 los susCriptores J Agentes

Para Ia buena Marcia de esta Admins
traci6n, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes LasBAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80
81; sdviertiendose que las que Sc dieren con
posterioridad no Sc. tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que es
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-11

bona.
-Ha circulado profusamente Ell nti-
nero extraordinsrio del Ideal Ca
ttiico", esmeradamente impres), }, cor
teniendo admirables fotograbados
y cuatro tintas, en- honor de Maria
1nmaculada.
La sefIora Maria Cotorruelo fue
operada de parto felizr1ente por ell
doctor Vidal y Rios. La expresada
sefora contin1a mejor.
-Contintia enferma de- cuidado la
estimable seilorita Raquel Morales.
Ell vapor Salvador" que parti6
para Santo Domingo, conduce alre-
dedor de 80 pasa jeros.
Del 20 al 2r llegara a Ponce I'm
team" de Base Ball, compuesto de
alumnos de la High School y de la
Normal de San Juan, para disputar
TN premio con Ell team de la High
School de esta ciudad.
"A las doce de la mafiana, lego
aver Ell tren de Sau Juan que debia
llegar las ocho a. m.
Don Vicente Aponte.,don Lean
dro Strichi, regresaron hoy a Juana
Diaz.
Ell teniente de la policfa insular,
don Remigio Castro, dc San Ger
man. encontrabase hoy esta ciudad.
Encuentrase enfermo don Car
melo Martinez Acosta, autor de "Re-
fejos'', obra recientements publicada
La Corte Munic ipal, condeno hoy
al sefor Pedro Iglesias Gonzalez a
pagar una multa de S23.65, por ell
suceso del teatro LA Perla" cuando
el meeting de la "Fraternidad'.
Aver tarde, y 4 lascfnco, tuvo lugar
el entierro de la distinguidfsima dam a
dona Mercedes Sabria de Alvarado.
Una conCurrencia numerosa acompafI6
hasta. la puerta de la Metropolis ell
cuerpo inaminado de aquella bella y
simpatica joven que ha dejado dos no
cares sumidos en- Ell mayor de los do
ores. Concluia su decimo mes de
ha Der contraido enlace con un caballe
70 aprecia BILE, cusndo Ell destino, con
su ley mpia rompo los lazos de aque
LA felicidad. Al rededor de, sesenta
coronas, arti6ciales y naturales ador-
naban cinco carruaj5s que marcia b an
al frente del fGretro.
La muerte de Mercedes ha sido muy
gener almente sentida. A don Acisclo
~ q don Panchito, afijidos padre y es-
poso, nuestra mas seLtida condoencia.
En- las eleccienes verifcadas aver
en- ell Centro Espenol para la election
de la nueva Directiva, resulto reelec-
to Presidente don Carlos Ortiz.
Nuestra felicitacion.
-Es muy elogiado el cinema ogrs-
fo "Pathe' que act1a en- nuestro teatro.
Mucho pdblico asiste las represen-
taciones. Los espectaculos son diarios,
con progr amas variados.
Para ell dfa I6 esta anunciado Ell
juicio oral de la causa de los hernia
nos Crescioni. Los lectores del BoLET1N
tendran una detallada information de
dicho acto.
-Siguen sus cursos las enfermeda-
des que aquejan los jovenes don Ra-
fael Collazo y seforita Raquel Morales,
notandose alguna mejoria. Ojala Sc
restablezcan.
Sc encuentra en- la ciudad, desds
aver, dofia Julia Valdes. Regresara
maffana para San Juan.
Sc encuentra enferma la aprecia :
BILE sefiora dofla M aria Otero.
Ell Hon. Fiscal de la Corte de Dis.
trito ha calificado de asesinato en- pri.
mer grado Ell case de Antonio Rosas,
que recientemente hirio manuel Sc.
garra, produciendole la muerte.
.-Anoche dio su acostumbrada re-
treta en- la Plaza Delicias la banda del
Cuerpo de Bomberos. Cocolfa lucio un
hermoso epertorio de piezas famosas.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-11

Io que cuatro cancilleres trataron
en- vano, es decir, de dar en- TERRA
con Ell temido principe Eulen burg y
sus amigos 10 consigui6 Harden.
;pnro ck,,,no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-11
San Juan, Puerto Rico Microbes II de Dic
De Ponce

Aver Sc encontraba en- Coano
nuestro buen amigo don Antonio Ar
bona.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-06
THINKING ALOUD.
a Russ Which Reused Lord owl&sv
and Formed q ersodsh;u.

One OF the elrls Of Dudley. who was
addicted - TIE pri Of thinking
aori. h"uh l. ,n>"l in u very aWk-
ward pr" l:l",t OF q certain occa-
sion AZ o. /, ST.. 4 Ia. evening ae
u" house u! IL tri"Ai and ordered his
caring" early. ~ he had Z long drive
back 4" his owu home
Nh'n t'' how arrived the carriage
was ~ forthcoming. Seeing that
Lord b"".", MAS considerably annoy
ell by '!n' .!r.Ty cue Of the guests,
who's" way h,h,"ward lay past bis
I"rlsa.'S h'rse politely offered him o
seat ia rs ch-r.ag" The gentleman
WIS al'A' stranger TO Lord Dud-
ley. but the OYER va. accepted.
The drive hi tot prove Il very socts-
bic one l.or! dudley took his seat
and immediately rclLpscri into silence.
his thoughts apparently "nvrossed By
some unrl"as,n: Suhi,,ct Presently -
began to slS.i,: In ~ low but distinctly
audible tone Of voice. aud his co:npan-
Ion. to his aston. ,h!ncut. heard him
say:
I'm very sorry I accepted his Offer.
. OSu Asto" wv ~ Wis tlNU
certainly. hut the worst II I suppose
I must Ask him to dinner"
Silence followed this bit OF audible
thinking, Ills Iorish'o Wa. Lwl-c
that be had betra yed his thought. ..,d
was probably still mc,llta.l.s raol
the same unpleasant subject when ITO
voice Of hts companion brUkv the still.
meas.
Apparently this stranger was aali.f.
Cd with the same malady from which
his Iordship suffered. for be exactly
Initiated Lord DudIey's tone - 10
said
"Pcrhaps he'll think I did II to make
bis acquaintance. Why. I would have
done the same 10 any farmer a ~
estate. I hops b won't Ask me to dis-
ner, for shan't aeespt ~ isvitatisa."
Lord DudIey's ahstFoctjo0 Was 90 .
gone. He listessd % ~ eeAsrs Vss0A
Immediately co0peQAsaliag ~ 49,
against himself. and frankly s9sso1
bis hand to bic cempanloo, makiAg
many apologies Tor bic iavoaastasy
rudeness.
The stranger proved macnaniDeaA
and from that night the two became
fast friends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-06
THE TAxIDERMlsT.
Hs otrstekss AWIaRsi oeiae ovse Pee.
tsr ~ e6sio poeWpa

Ne otrstehss AWIsssl ooslae ovos Pee.
tsr ~ p6sie persRa.
Recently . prominsat taxidesmist q
st. Louis was taking . party Of w.t.
ors through bis establlshmsnt. He "a
some very rare specimeas Of big same
lish both Of the sea aud river. besides
. large collection OF hlsds e ovoey
cline about the walls.
us that stuffed. tOor' asked Q lady,
Indicating the lifeiike form OF Q small
ret dog which sat motionless upon tho
hearth.
The taxklermlst frowned and return.
ed very Indignantly:
MADAM. Ne DO nO stu6lnS here. We
stretch our hides over plaster q paris
forms. The day Of stu6lnG y past, aad
no up to date ssta blishment dos T."
The party was taken upstAin.
through the rooms whers tho real taxi
dermy II done. They had expected -
zee hides being crammsd full q saw.
dust, shavings and peehaps hale. No
such thing was sesn. however. and b
place OF this wero men and boys 0olA.
ing out the forms Of dsss. aatslspe.
0sh and other kinds OF aninab b ~
smooth white plaster. THIS = 1oos
very much In the same way % ~
terra Gotta cosnicss ase nodded b
grace the corners Of buiIdjnSa. h
hides after going through IT, cleaning
process are stretched tightly OVER IT,
plaster form. which indeed = 0ees
lasting than tho old fashioosd nannss
Of stu6hnS them.
Even specimens Of 6sh are treated
IN this manner" resumed The taxi6oe-
mist. and you may easily - hoW Q
skin would retain IT. shape . gEeat
deal longer over the hard. smooth sur.
face Of the plaster than II softse ~
teriai were crammsd into II. which Y
Improperly done will bulge aud last but
Q short time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-06

Lincoln tried bis last cass 10 CHI
cago II was the case Of Jones veFsus
johnson In April and May. 1870. n 10
United States circuit court before
Judge Drumnond. The case Involved
the title to land Of very great value.
tho scrrption on the shore OF LAho
Nkhigan. During the trial Judge
Drummond and oil the counsel on both
sides. including Lincoln. dinsd together
at the house Of Isaac y. Arnold.
At the conclusion Of TIE dinner this
toast was proposed: May Illinois fur
nIslh the next president Of the United
States" !. was drunk with great -
thusissn, by the friends Of both LII
coin and Douglas. - Chicago Rsceso-
Herald
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-06

She-l hope. dear. that you ars not
going to worry about my exceeding my
allowance this time.
He (bri:h,enina up,-YOu don't mean
IN tell me. earest, that there isn't any
necessity for IL:
Certainly not. WHATS The uss OF
worrying about something ~ can't
helor'-New York LIE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-06

NOTICE

Notice is hereby s~ that the follow M de.'tG+d na1
public from, the courthouse door Moday august I'm
thereof will thu. d" To-" t ana coy
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-14
Get Your Gun Ready for This Chap
When He Gets to Your House

An imposter, under the name of an
eye doctor, is reported to this office
as having just passed through por-
tions Of Oconee, Pickens and Ander-
son counties in a great hurry selling
grass frame spectacles for $40 that
chm be bought anywhere for ST. to
%l.50 each. His plan Of getting a
start in a section is to learn the
name of prominent physician and
few good men in the country. He
first succeeds in making some pro-
mnent men believe, by Icing, that
the prominent doctor has sent him
the eye doctor-to fit him up with
$50 pair Of glasses. When this sale
has been made this circulating eye
doctor has this good mans name to
use on the next good man, a kind
of endless chain, rapid moving bust
ness is on. The man actually sold
sometimes as much as $40 worth to
families in sight of each other. "Get
your gun, Johnny" Don't kill him
or brake any bones, for it would be
pity to take the time of good men
to either wait on or bury such
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-14

Farmers must stop that set habit
they have of growing about what
others are doing against the interest
Of the farmers when they meet and
then go back home and wait for some
thing to turn up in your behalf. Far
mcE must get together and turn
something up themselves for their
own interest, or it will not be done.
Get together anl organize Farmers
Union all over the country and then
you will be in shape to demand aud
get fair play in all things and an
equitable division Of the good things
and pleasures Of the days as they go
by if you will cooperate and work
together for the good of all. Farmers,
above all classes men on earth, can
afford to get together and attend to
their own business in their own way
and let other peoples business alone
save when they get in the way of
our progress.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-14

scamp. But when you get him on the
retreat down the road, let him have
a mild load Of bird shot on the soft
part just below tho hip pockets; this
counteriritant will not only encour-
age him on his way but it will make
it more comfortable walking than
sitting down for many days, which
will keep him walking. Don't be
afraid of him lawing you, such chaps
never afford to risk the law.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-14

Some few men among many have
it "sot" in their selfish bigoted
minds that there should on most ev-
cry occasion be something laying
about for them that others don't get.
These men are not tumbling over
each other coming in the Farmers
Union, and they are usually worth
nothing to the Union until that sell
fish, rusty shell is scrubbed off of
them.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-14

Before you can require or expect
other organized tradesmen or COM
binations to be honest and deal fairly
with you and your fellow farmer, you
yourself must be honest to yourself
and fellow farmer and get right by
joining the cooperative movement
among farmers for the betterment Of
all.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-14
WANTED
OLD PIANOS AND ORGANS

for which we will allow the highest
prices towards now Instruments. No
CLUB rates to offer, but we Pledge
better Instruments for the samo or
less money. !;'an those at club rate
offers.
Write Malores Music House, Co.
lumbia, ). c., for specla, prices anl
terms.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-14

Plant all the cow peas and forage
crops that is possible. Never hold up
planting something as long as you
think it will come in. Late hay crops
are often best.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-14
Jamestown Exposition, Norfolk. vs.

For the above occasion the Char
lesion and Western Carolina railway
will sell cheap round trip tickets. For
rates, etc., see ticket agent or write
Ernest Williams.
G. p. A., Augusta. Ga.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-14

pOrC Communication intended for this
department. should be addressed to ]. c
Stribling, Pendleton, s. G.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-14

ness side Of his farming that he will
then know the value of>the co-opera-
tion and join III united work for
the good of all. ~"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-14
Wrong End Foremost.

Instead Of cotton growers tottering
up and down the streets with SAM
pie, Of his cotton asking buyer what
he will give. We want to see the
farmer bulk his cotton in big lots
when buyers will be coming along to
know just what you have and what
you want for it.
Educational and COOPERATIVE Union.
There is big thing in this name
It implies that when the farmer be-
comes educated we'll up on the bust
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-14
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ti0nal and Cooperation Union.
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Condemn a man to death and then
COMPEL him to dig his own grave is
the limit to his punishment and un-
fortunate end.
About the next thing to that pun
ishment is for the all-cotton farmer to
be condemned into the idea of getting
rich by growing cotton exclusively
and then being compelled to dig his
own grave, financially, by dumping
his cotton upon the market at the
other fellows price to pay for bought
farm crops also got at the other
mans prices. If that isn't the limit
to farming agony and ignorance in a
business sense what is it?