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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29

Ages 5 to 10 years.
In Crash, with Brown Trimming Z;
in Duck, Blue with Blue Trimming I;
Tan, with Green Trimming Blue,
with White Trimming; Tan, with
Brown Trimming.
| On the second floor you'll find
them. EST.
Erie Bicycles. There's readily SIS
worth of goodness in tl1elll--llighly
polished enamel, raised or drop han
die bars, nicely nickeled, wood rims,
Hunt or Garford Saddles, high or low
frame, fitted with Morgan s. Wright,
Vim or Newton Tires indeed, a good
Wheel for the Business Man or Wo-
man Scorchers, too. Ladies', $3.50:
Gents, S35. Eighteen for immediate
delivery.
| Summer Corsetsquite inexpen-
ive-perfect form fitting durable
COrsets-four lots.
Summer Leader Corsets, CSC.
Summer "Cooler" CorSetS, size.
Summerette CorsetS, soc.
Thompson's Glove Fitting Summer Cor
sets, 81 90
A few things from the Big Stores
many stocks. There's economy stamped
on each Of these:
Ladies' Lise Thread Gloves, odd sizes;
were 2sc. pair, here 1Oc. and 121zc.
Usual 121ac. yard wide Percales, in light
and dark patterns, absolutely fast colorings;
one case to go Monday at &c. yard.
One lot So and 4o-nch Lawns, in light and
dark effects, readily worth 121zc. and sold at
that all over; Mondays price, &C. the yard.
5-inch All Silk Taffeta Ribbons in plaids,
in every combination, size. yard, worth
SOC. yard.
New and Stylish Ribbons, all silk, 4 inches
wide, white with navy stripes; also, navy
with white stripes, 25c. a yard
Taffeta Ribbons, in pin stripes, all silk, 4
inches wide, 2sc
Pretty Puff MuslinS, new patterns, two
qualities, SC. and 2oc., Tor Waists, Dresses,
Wrappers
Infants Crochet Sacques-reduced in
price s1.25 ones for 75c., the 81 ones for
SOC.
Hanlmocks, well made, all colors, fringed,
durable, several lots, commencing at soc.
''The Big Store"
vNyy, RE17Elr & cLA,
CRANKY and rlain.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29

Ofiicc Of Trustee ana !tecr,Tc".
Bnrrli:s, Son * Co,
10. 2aG Main st"cct. Norfolk,

--| ."H9 I"tN. I%'!.
Bids VIII nc received .. MS Offer 20,
"W thirty days from this late foi, those.
two valuable and wen :oc;,tui stur, y, old
$50 Main street, Norfolk. Va iSt'n tlie
same conveyed 10 the un.crs.gntd rs
trustee under decd from \. Euriuss: ara
All lids must hc in writing; signed ny
tnc bidder and addressed i" the under
It's appi oval before any bid j., accented
And the right 20 reject amy ana ali lids
Is reserved. n I.st
laformat'on concerning This property
given on applications
THEODORE S. GARNETT,
Hylt-su.W.sa-tf trustee and Receiver.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
Among Our Cotton Men.

Clear weather in the cotton belt. Tenn
perat ure and rainfall s follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

Politics >erene.y ouiet-1he state sen
tor.iiipa Live Question.

BOYDTON. VA. June -suscin-A
FIRE occurred Sunday morning 90 south
HILL which came near burning up inr
store house and stock Of goods Of Robin
son & Co. The roof which was very
dry. took fire but was eXtnguished Dee
fore much damage was done. The loss
is about one hundred dollars.
The political atmosphere Of Mccklon-
burg was never more calm and peaceful
that at present. Not even the know
edge that W. j. Bryan was at Noiiolk
stirred them TO any enthusiasm.
The only matter Of much interest Us
who is 10 be the Democratic candidate
for senator from this tweniy-hfth dis
trict. Charlotte county by "a time-honor-
"a custom. has the right OF selecting.
There are three candidate FOR the nomi-
nation They are Dr. \. ;. Prdiy ana
Niessrs. r. w. Scott and j.. j.. Egeleston'
al Charlotte men.
Ex-Congressman +. T. Thorp has spent
the spring and summer at his home I'D
this place and is 70 all appearances feat-
ing sorenclv upon his oars. having strong
faith that hc will In due time secure the
seat I'm the House. which Hon. Sydney 7.
Epcs now occupies
Mr.. Thorp's contest / hear has cost him
a large sum OF money. as be- has secured
the ablest counsel and taken a large
amount Of evidence.
Mr.. T.. IT, Puryear. Of Paducah, Ky is
on a visit 90 his old friends here. Mr.
pyrv.ar was raised in this county. Tie is
now q prominent lawyer al his adop''u
home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

Richmond. Va, June H. 1891
Offerings of tohaceos at auction on
Change to-day hy Mr--r-. IS. Ben.
Palmer a Co.. George 3. Haynes. and Car
ter * Ryland l1u package OF Caroline
and Louisa county. VA. Suu-Nulti fn
IaccO-. OF which Mes-i-. ~ BEN. Palmer
d. co. sold th..ty -four package. as fo.-
one package sold 90 SIC. One mo Sl2-o.
one 40 ST.. TWO al 500. two at so. onr at
$50 three at -. three 40 $40. b. ONE 90
s. 80. one az So. one ut So unr 90 $50.
one al So oIe taken Iu Ht 81 30. one sold
al Sf1U. one 40 So 80. ONE at $3.50. one go
$40 three at SGD one at $50. one at
=. three at Sl.7u. one at SID. once at 81 80
Mr. George a. Haynes sold siAty-t"o
packages. as ivAo"~. ..... -..
Three packages sold 40 SIS. one 90 $500
one al So one 40 81. one IL 5000. One
at SD one 40 $3.50. TWO at SIS. ulr at
SIT ~ one az Sl4.b. four at SO. one al
Sl4.1u one az Sl4. one at sl1.4l. Ou. at
ST. ~. two at 81. one at SID one at
SO -. one al $50. one az $40. one 90 $50
TWO az $50 One at - p three 80 -.
one al s. 81 !. four st $50. three af 50 ~
az $500 two at >G2.,. one at 81 one at
s. ~. one az 500. one "a $40. one at
s. 20 two at Sf2u. one 40 50. one al - fl
one al s. ~. one M SEQ one az s. 80. one
at 81 ~. one az SlJO.
And Messrs Carter & Ryland sold four
teen packages. as follows:
one package sold at So one no 81 ~.
one an 5000 one at S9-J. ono an s. one
taken i'm at S76-i two sold az So one
az So -. one at 500. one af Sf.au one 90
81 10. one AT 50. one al 500
At the auction sales on Change to-day
Mr. y L. Brooks OF Caroline county Va
got as uiehsSk nricsl Tar tue packaaas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

rnr rNlrEE>Irr GRADUATES.
Degree Men and Medali-ts for the Past
Session

CHARIOT EsNlLLE. Va June IL
speciai-The following completes the list
n graduates Of this years session az the
University ~ Virginia.
Master % Arts Dcsrce-Mr. O. ". ABB
foft of Bellevue. W., Mr. r. :. Hoshcr.
az Richmond va; Mr. j. Carter Walker,
az orange. VA. Mr.. Lewis G.. Williams.
az Oraues. Va. Mr.. H. O. Downer OF
Charlottesville Va; Mr. IT.. J.. Smith. OF
VIRGINIA. Mr G.. W. Peyton o., Rapidan,
Va. and Afr. Edward j. Lee Of Nlr-
gIula
Bachelor % Arts Desree-R :. Bosher.
Richmond. Na.. -. n Abbott. Bellevue.
Va. T.. g.. COrker. Darlington. $. g.; i.
a. Goodrle. Norfolk. Va; T.. J. Lee.
Shepherdstown "a Va; H. 0. Murree.
Marion Ala. l.. -. Raab. Port Royal.
Va. Is. IT, d. Old Norfolk. Va: @. j.
Rogers Wheeling W. Va: " p Tiliy.
Rerkl.v. Va. J.. u. Wake. Norfolk Va;
J. g. walker Orange. Va. G.. Il. Wallace.
Falmouth. Va: J.. e. Williams, orange.
Melalists 81 tho Jefferson Society
Henry A. Hopkins. Of Texas; Walter
Tarsil oliver. q Virginia.
The successful men for Magazine Medal
and prizes this year We're.
w. p. Tiuey. OF Norfolk Va. awarded
gold mccall Article. coffee Houses ana
Coffee Dr.nke,s.'
=. Bruins Louisiana. poetry prize.
ana ". /. Haln. Of Texas. translation
prize.
Kim. Of Washington, as their orator for
ISIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

roder Conviction of Ills Preaching lhiet
return.a stolen Watch.

BUENA VISTA, VA. June L.-spec.tA
Evangelist Scheduled closed his meet
ing here last Monday. The meeting
proved 10 be a success IN every respect.
ana Wa in progress TWO weeks. There
we're about four hundred conversions.
Mr.. ScnOolneld lett here Oh MONDAY LOT
his home al Danyille and Will 20 from
there 10 JonesDOro. y. c.. where De VIII
commence a meeting on next sun
day.
Ia his sermons here he impressed on
the people the fact II they had stolen
ANYTHING. that they should make restitu-
tion az far as In their power 10 DO so.
And il looks as II some one must have
been touched. on last Easter, TWO years
ago. there was ladies' gold watch lost
here by Miss Daisy Brown. There was
a reward offered for the watch. but IL
was not found until Mr. Scheduled
preached two or three sermons. and the
watch w-s taken and layed on the fence
post in front OF the house.
Frank Brown. the tifteen-year-old son
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

FEED-Market steady.
iAl--Easy.
HOPS-Quict. o,..
HIDES-Firm: wet saltcd. New orleans
selected. $500 ic5. Galveston -D'-'
LEATHER hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres. light ana heavy weight l'"-''''
acid 19u22c
BEEF-Quicf. family. so5oaio-o: ox-
ira mess. S1O.Jpu1n 80. packed, oN'e-, Guy
extra India mess. Sl3nli M,
CUT MEATS Steady picked h'iii's.
S5.25pG picked shoulders, 500, picked
hams. SguHJN. 800.
LARD Firmer. western steamed. $3.50;
July. S3gJ. nominal. Refined Nih.l D.
Continent. Si2J. South American, SlD',
compound. S3.1Ou3O-'.
PORK Steady
BUTTER-Westcrn steady. western
creamery. llulJc.. DO. factory, 'gHiN'.f.t
Elgins. 15c., Imitation creamery, "-c'f
Pic; state dairy, loalOhc.. do. cfean-
CHEESE Steady: large state Nt0
SIC; small fancy. NnSi-c.. part skins, go
Oigc., full skins. 2i4u1c.
EGGS-Stcady. State and Pennsylvania.
l2nl2i4c., western fresh. lW 4Hlli-c.f
southern. S24Ou21O per 800 dozen cases
POTATOES-Qmet, southern now, S3.2j
TALLow-Quiet; city. a',a@.c.; coun-
COTfON- SEED OII~steady.
pETROLEJ M-Dull.
RoSlN- Quiet.
TURPENTlNE-Quiet
EICL-SfcllF.
MOLASsEs- quiet. New Orleans open
kettle. good % choice 22N-ic.
pEANGT S-Quiot.
PIG 1KON quiet, southern. SY25010 80.
northern >lWul2
COPPER strong; brokers 1li.c.; cx-
change. 11n12i4c.
TIN Sfrong. straiehts. S13.s50lf. plates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18
rHuKOoGHBRED coLrs
shipped TO New York for saie-Msrriage
of Merchant

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, June IL
Special Twenty-three beautiful thor
oughbred year.ing colts were shipped las,
night from the Union station 10 the
American Horse Exchange. New York.
Eighteen OF them were from the Ellers-
Doc diancockJ Farm, and i've from An
nlta payne'sl Farm.
Mr.. Louis Watson a prominent mer-
chant OF Charlottesville was married in
Rockville. Md. last evening 20 Miss Daisy
Mason. The marriage was attended by a
number OF Chari0ttcsvililans.
Tho weather has been imprcssivcly hot
here for the past two days. the themome-
ter ranging ninety In the shade num-
Der OF people have been Frustrated from
heat e.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

NEW YORK. June 1T-FLOUR-R
ceiufs. 1869 barrels. exports. 1000 barr
rtI-. sales. 1000 packages. quiet but
fairly steady. winter patents. Si45u4. 49,
winter straightS S4ului.-u
RYE TIDI Il Quiet
tDENMEAl.-Qulet western and city
5~4-g.. braudyWiue. S1.75nlHO.
RYE Steady. No. western, &c; car
lots 3~l+uC.
BARLEY Quiet. feeding western
20 ttc. mailing. $4,000.
BARLEY MALT Nominal.
WHEAI-SpOt barely steady. No. red
- so. ] northern. 1O'sc. ahOut. No ]
northern. Duluth Il'tc oHout options
opened steady ou cables. tastd or under
lcarish weather and crop news recov-
erred Ou big cirIancts and cash demand
West but finally broke under general
realizing and closed firm l.c. lower 20
litc higher later on distant months. No
. red June closed az I5isc.; July. 1880
a ll-1Gc. closed at 14lsc., September
Ga i3-16u7o5sc.. closed az 1Oi.c
CORN Spot steady. No. ? @lhc. clcva-
tor 3nisc afout Options opened easy UNI
der rain news. later easy OF with wheat
and closed &c. lower. June closed 40 .gc !:
july 2H03Oc.. closed at 2y5sc., Septsm-
hcr 81 l-i6u3i9sc.. closed ~ 3lA.c.
OATS Spot steady. 40. . 22022i.c on
fi0ns fairly active and firm. easing of
later with wheat. and closing NC net
lower: July. 22g22lsc.. closed at 22lsc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

night. and arraigned before Justices Dot
SON and Keel to-day.
Tie was bound over 20 answer the
charge at the next grand jury term In a
bond Of $500.
Two yoke of work oxen the property
OF Wesley sUndall. were shot and killed
while ONT Oh the range ia the mountains
yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

DWALE. DICKINSON COUNTY. VA,
June .-special-Dave Fleming. who has
been evading arrest. charged with stflk-
ing Tandy Fleming IN the head with a
rock. was captured IN 4 barn loft last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

Work Progressing on the Boulevard Be-
tween Hampton and Newport New-.

HAMPTON, VA. June E-spec.aL-
Work on the boulevard along the river
between Hampton and Newport Ne"s a
progressing rapidly and by tle hrt u
September the Iotd viii Doe competed.
This will be one OF tne prcftltst and
most picturesque lriFrwdys lu tnr state,
as IL follows the waters OF ~ tmptOn
Roads from this city 10 Newport News.
The regular quarterly pension was PAD
% the pensioners at the Nalonai soldiers
Home Tuesday. About 100000 was paid
out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18
THECITY OFPETERSRURG
hoard OF vISTIOHS or THE NOH-
M4L1 md COLLEGIITE INSTITUTE.
Closing Exercises of the school OF Music
Cases in the Corporation Court-LN
trick MILL to Resume Again.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 6.-speclal
AT the semi-annual meeting OF the boaiu
OF Visitors OF the Virginia Normal ana
Collegiate Institute. held to-day at the
institute, the following old officers were
reelected. President. James II. johnston
OF Richmond. Treasurer and business
Manager, Ill. b. Hucles, Of Richmond
Secretary, Charles j. Daniel, OF Dan
Vile. Professor OF Natural Sciences. James
NJ. Colston, Of Petersburg; Professor OF
Applied Mathematics, Walter Johnson
OF ScOtsyille; Professor of Ancient Ian
guages. Robert G.. Chisscll, Of PetefsOufs'
Instructor IN Modern Languages Aie-.
DickersOn, Of GOrdonsvilie, Instructor OF
Pure Mathematics. Charles D. halnes, Oh
Bedford CITY. Instructor IN Norman p'-
partment. Addio Pondexter, OF LOUISA
comfy, Instructors IN Normal Pepata-
tory, Lucretia Campbell ana halue
Johnson. OF Petersburg, Instructor lh Fo-
cal Music. Greek and Roman history
". Il. T.. Thompson, OF Richmond Teach
er of Model school. Gertrude y. Fore
man. OF Norfolk. Instructor In Cooking
and Matron ia Girls Department Cora
T.. Jones, OF Louisa county, school fhysi-
clan. Or. y. ID. Mcllwaine, OF Petersburg
southampton county. Engineer y. b.
Sadler. Of Ettrick. Chesterfield county.
PROMOTION.
II should bee stated that Robert g..
Chissell was promoted by the board from
Instructor Of Ancient Language ana
Pedagogy 20 professor. In addition % the
election OF the above officers. there was
other business before the board, such
as giving out Of contracts. etc. This was
left 10 the Executive Committee, which
is composed of Thomas g. Watkins
chairman. Of Petersburg. John Y. Har-
ris. of Dinwiddie county. and VI. y. Cog
bill. Of Chesterfield county. This cou-
mittee will report in week or ten days.
The annual expenses Of the institute
is $4,000 Of this amount $1,000 is paid
by the State, and $1,000 By the students.
SCHOOL MUSIC.
The Petersburg school of Music. under
the direction OF Miss l.. V Major and
Misses Laura and 4. l.. Jones, had IT'S
closing exercises yesterday afternoon. and
were OF Il very interesting character.
The prizes were awarded by Rev Dr.
R0sebro to Misses Lucy \. McIlwaine
and Lena +. Tyor Of the Preparatory
Department: Misses Lee VI. Booth ana
Matte a. Fitzgerald OF tho Junior class,
and Misses Catherine l.. SpotswO0d and
Janet G.. Cooke. Of the intermediate
Glass. The following were declared spec
cially distinguished. Misses Hattie a.
Booth. Josie G. Mclwaine Page Nichols.
Annie Booth. Grizzelle Mutter. Mary T..
Booth. Mary q. Gillian. Ray +. Cohen.
Nellie MEG. Hamilton and Emily j.. Ma
son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18

Petersburg Lodge of Elks had n most
delightful session last night. This Lode
now has about 65 members. It's member
ship is fast increasing.
Rev. Robert Rudd. Baptist minister
Of Chesterfield county and Miss Ruby
Sims were united jpn marriage last night
al o'clock at Sknquarter Baptist
church. Rev. Mr.. Williams oliicIated. THE
bride is daughter OF Dr. Lucius Sins
widely-known dentist Of the county
The groom has charge OF churches in
Amelia and Dinwiddie counties. and bis
flock is much attached 10 him. The mar
riage ceremony was witnessed by "a large
as-emblage of invited guests.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The June term Of the Corporation Court
The June term of the Corporation Court
" Petersburg. Judge j. ST. Mullen pre-
siding. began this morning at i0 o'clock
The only case before the grand jury
was that Of Eliza Bailey coiored charg-
ed with making fel0nl0us assault ON Rob
ert Moore. colored. with au axe.
Tho jury found % true hin against him.,
and the case wil ae tried tomorrow
The appeal cases OF VIM O.. Cr0wdcr.
col0red. a. letter carrier at the post-ofice,
ia this city and bis son. VIM. a. Crowd
or. was disposed OF hy the court quash-
ing the indictments against them
Crowder senior. was fined 500 and costs
by the Mayor FOR resisting Lieutenant
Chandler. OF the police force. while bon
the discharge 90 Dis duties and s. for
disorder'v conduct ON the street Crowd
er. junior. was fined $40 ana costs for inn
pedlng Lieutenant Chandler while I'm the
discharge OF his duties. and s. for disor-
DERBY conduct on the street Mr. ". X.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE Il. 1891.
rrf1

pDr.r Dr RICHMOND U-NE Il. lSg7.
SAILED
c...,.., I,f.Ir.0rl clover New York.
,.....,.It..' ..,r f..s..ne.r.. old Dumlu-
Steamer Ylms.-,- O.NeI Phladel-
.f ,..r.I...... and p.e-fugers, J. W.
li.,.rr..s
Steamer Virginia. Porter Baltimore,
l......II.. ..I r.--ruetrs. Baltimore
-f.lu Packet Company
Steamer Ariel. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-18
No. 90. cORNER FOUsHEE AND BROAD NORTH Side

our We have OF the IaIBe9 aSSOrt
rens Of Furniture in the city and prices suit the times Get our
; ne Iyng and we you Goods sold on easy
paents or liberal cash. Special attention gwen 10
all mail orders
LII BUsBY will continue the Wholesale and Retail Furniture
Business at his old stand, 1906 east Main street
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

A Dexter gentleman claims to have
seen a battle between horse and a
hen recently, says an exchange. More
oddly matched contestants can scarcely
be thought of. Into a neighbours or
chard where a horse was feeding, an
old hen led her flock of chicks. Just
what began the fuss the gentleman ala
not see, but probably the chicks made
themselves too familiar with the horses
feet. The horse began kicking at the
old hen with all its might, and with
the prospect that if he could only hit
her once poultry would take sudden
rise in her vicinity. The pluck OF the
hen was something wonderful The
chicks scudded out of the way, but the
mother fiuffed out her feathers, ran her
neck out straight before her, and dart
cd for the horses heels whenever they
struck the ground. She pecked vicious
" at them, but the odds were against
her. as the heels were pretty sure to be
missing by the time she got blow
well aimed. The horse labored under
the same difficulty. He would back for
the hen and take aim at her,and she
would change base before the cyclone
struck. For much fuss and effort and
little effect the battle furnished an
unique spectacle. Both sides quoted
down after a time. and the old hen
marched off with her chicks, clucking
vociferously, which was doubtless her
way of impressirg them with the fact
that she was not afraid CT the big
eest horse in TrOtterdom."
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11
lie Found Ont.

good East Winthrop. Maine, deacon
sot INTO a discussion the other day
win newspaper man relative to the
o,le OF a iiole horse could go through.
ne solution came quicker than he an
ucipated. Going to his stable, he
, 'ona that his horse. weighing over
WV pounss. had fallen through q
cutie into the cellar, ten feet below.
"''nout receiving a scratch. although
a. dimensions of the scut;lc were
n inches one way by 1s,k the
otler.-Ex.
Doctor has do 'll-ed n ainst kiss
e""se IT affects the h'arns
A West Chester (fa., La. yaid of a
I.ea gage with nine hundred silver dol
h. Ne Portuguese say that no man can
. sood husband who does not ea.
good breakfast.
s,,o ne who sell newspapers in the
NE of Moscow are compelled to ap.
ar IN Uniform.
,un syndicate has been formed to
In the Great ST. Bernard. connect
q URN and Lausanne by rail-
not. SUI Is rich in mar,sswomen Of
shos They are equally skillful in
same or stationary tarIeLs.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

A writer in an exchange says: Seeing
took occasion to give him new idea.
He was putting in his roosts in the old
fashioned way, one being above the
other on an angle of about As degrees.
In this way the fowls are led to attempt
to get upon the highest roost, and, as 1t
gets full, the weak ones are crowded
off and fall to the ground; they begin
again to climb up. only to repeat the
same performance, until it gets so dark
they stop climbing, resting content up
on the lower roost, or even upon the
ground under the rOOSts. In the morn
ing the fowls will not go down as they
went up, from one roOst to another, but
fly from the roost to the ground, this
way, and by falling from the roost to
the ground at night heavy fowls. espe-
cially when very fat or very full OF
eggs, are often crippled in the legs OF
otherwise injured. Many likely hens
have seen completely spoiled in this
way. l told him should build all the
rocsts all of the same height, and no
more than two and a half feet from the
floor, putting about Is inches apart. Be-
fore left l had the satisfaction of see
ing him commence to undo the work
he had done and to build his roosts as
l suggested, and OF hearing an old
farmer who was present declare his in
tention of taking out his roosts, which
were on the ladder style, and putting in
new ones, level and lower. l think they
will save hens enough before summer
by so doing to more than pay for the
labor it will take.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

You Save the zodiacal sign Sagit-
tarius, which Jupiter rules, rising at
your birth, and therefore Jupiter Is
your ruling planet or sign.6cator. Sag
ittarius usually denotes person above
medium height; we'll proportional
and commanding figure; the complex
Ton clear and healthy; the hair near
Chestnut color growing thin and form
Ing notch above the temples; the
forehead is full and broad; the eyes ex-
p:essive; the laugh is loud, merry and
cheerful; you are jovial, happy. gener-
ous and charitable; you are kind to an
finals and fond of a fine horse; you are
not as conservative as you should be
and are liable to get into too large
deals; you are a natural leader and
have plenty Of courage to carry any
scheme through that you know is legit-
Innate; you always have a certain kind
Of good luck that does not seem to
come to others; you may apparently be
on the brink Of financial precipice
and just ready to tumble over, yet
something will turn in your favor and
pull you through all right.