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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
PREACHERS EXCHANGE CHARNES
fntcrcstin. Socia, Affair OF the Week
i'll Bedford City.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

BEDFORD, CITY. VA, Dec. 15.-Rev-
Z. w Williams, pastor Of the Liberty
MeIlodist Church. and Rev j. w. Shacble-
ford, formerly of the North Bedford Cir
cult, but assigned to the Madison Circuit
by the recent conference, have made ar
rangcments by which they will be allowed
to make an exchange OF charges. IN
order to effect the dlange the consent
Of the Presiding Elder of the two cir
cults was first obtained, and finally Bisnop
Duncan has written giving his sanction
TO the plan Mr.. Williams nores his health
will be benefited by work in the circuit,
and it was at his suggestion and for this
reason tu&t the ministers make the eX-
change. AR Williams mas served the
Bedford City Church well and faithfully,
and his work in the Sunday-school and
in orga MIXING the mission interests OF the
church have been unusually effective
\ very delightful card party was given
bv Miss E'lorrie Clayton on Tuesday even
ing when the decorations of holly and mis-
tIetoe and the Christmas cheer were the
first tokens Of the approach of that festive
season. There were eight tables OF play
ers VINO contested eagerly for the pretty
prizes presented In the ladies' list Miss
Annie Berry received the award. while
Mr. Cal,eu Thomas won the gentlemen's
prize. Delicious refreshments formed
a, no inconsiderable part OF the even
ing's pleasure.
The :rnursday Club was received by Miss
Leila Smith in one of the most beautliul
entertainments Of the season. noted Tor
the MANY attractive social occasions. a
Nineteenth Century Party, it was styled
and cards were distributed among the
guests. filed with puzzling questions, the
answers to whicl, were men of the cen
inv now closing. Mr.. E. Sumter Smith
received the prize, a handsome book of
tba treat men OF the hundred years ended.
The refreshments were described as SIM
ply perfect.
,rl,,+ an Thursday afternoon at Chestnut
H;Il her elegant residence. There were
ne.sant conversations and afterwards a
reading by Miss Lotsie Burwel OF various .Ie
,ha late William NJ. Burwell. and this
80 much enjoyed. as was the dainty ser
, M[se Of good things for the inner woman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16

"She lived after her marriage in an
elegant suite of rooms built over School
crafts handsomely equipped stables.
QUICK RETORT.
"When some one twitted her about the
peculiar location of her new abode, she
replied with her unfailing readiness, that
she was not the first person who had
lived in Il stable. and quoted q precedent
that no Christian could gainsay.
one morning in the spring following her
marriage Richmond was appalled, by the
report which in the course OF 4 few hours,
had s2read over the entire city, that Mat
tie Guild was dying.
The world was so full of her md all she
said and did that it was not credible that
her beguiling presence was passing from
it. y silent depression and sense Of
personal loss settled upon the people III
every walk Of life.
Richmond had never behed such a
sight as Matte Ould's funeral. Old st.
Pnuls church and the square opposite
were thronged, the streets all along the
route to the cemetery We're lined and
even the hills Of beautiful hollywood
were black with people.
The entire population of the city was
there. many who We're too poor TO ride.
walking, for she had frightened all their
lives and she belonged to them all.
RELATED 10 -IlSS II-t-Ni'i-
Judge Robert Ould was the father Of
Matte Ould. He had married a ce!e-
brated Virginia beauty, NJ IS Sarah Tur-
pin. and had four children, AL OF whom,
with one noted exception. are still living.
His wife, after having been long an IN
valid, died before his family was grown,
and he some years later married Mrs.
Handy, OF Baltimore, the mother OF the
beautiful May Handy, one OF f.chmohG 5
bellies of the present day
Miss PeacoclIs handsome book will Ger
ta.niy be widely read. There IS no SUD
iect OF more interest than the story Of
the lives OF women who have stood forth
in glittering pre-eminence. But when
that volume deals with women OF society
and those of ones own country, the in
terest is doubled.
The book cannot he closed, however,
without i1npressing one with the meIan-
choly ending OF so many OF these bril-
liant. beautiful women while so many
vino are left to blush unseen, travel LIES
highways with much happier days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
DR.. Hawthorne to Speak.

Rev DR.. Hawthorne. pastor OF the
Grove Avenue Baptist Church. now meet
ing IN Richmond College Chapel, will
speak this Sunday evening at O'Clock.
concerning the need of definite work for
young men. Ffe will deal especially with
work for young men in educational in
situations and with the young men who
are strangers in OUR city. The address
will be before the Richmond College
Young Mems Christian Association, and
a cordial invitation is extended to young
men in the other educational institutions
in the city 20 be present at the service
All ladies' and gentlemen are invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
Fined for Firing FirccraCkers.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)

CRE.WE, VA, Dec. 15-some fifteen or
twenty young men have been taken be-
fore the Mayor within the last several
days and fined for violation Of town
ordinance prohibiting the firing of fire
works on the streets.
The Crewe Cotilion Club is preparing
for a big Christmas ball on the 9th in
slant.
The remains OF Train Dispatcher l. o.
Steves, who died ut his home here on
Tuesday, were taken 10 PeterstoWn, w.
Va. Yesterday for interment- The re-
mains were accompanied by Mrs Stoves.
Rev. j. II Newb:H and a numoer of
friends Mrs. Stoves and children VIII
move 10 Roanoke shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
Ambulance cans.

The ambulance, with Dr. Fisher in
charge, responded to the following calls
yesterday:
At $50 A. M.-Rchmond Cedar Works,
Thomas Ferguson had his right hand
caught in q circular saw ana oauiy ACE
1880 A M-rrigg Shp-yardss, j. w.
Weisiger fell from a scaffold and was
caught under lumber. He was painfully
cut about head and face. Treated and
left.
12ao-Allen & Ginter's seventh-street
factory, David R2bertzon Go ored' ieli and
sprained his back. Treated and sent nome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
KOS,T FORGET THIS.

Remember when you present Piano to
your family it means something that viii
bring pleasure to them and you for years
TO come-especially ii your purchase IS a
piano OF standard make. We have just
TINT kind-endorsed by every one-eVefl
those that through force of circumstances,
sonnet mes buy others. Come in and look
our stock over. Easy terms-ioWest
prices WALTER D. MOSES s. Co, 1n3
East Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
Verdict for $500.

The case Of Amy Wyche tco!ored) vs..
$500 was concluded in the Law and
EQUITY Court Judge Lamb presiding, yes
terdav evening The case consumed two
DAYS nnd was exhaustively gone into, with
eminent counsel on both sides. includ ng
for the PLAINTIFF Messrs. c. Y. Meredith
and Leigh r. Page. and for the defense
Messrs Martin and Ainslie. At $50 O'Clock
the iurv hronrht in a verdict for $500 for
the nla;ntin a motion was made to set
aside the verdict, which motion was over
ruled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
Motions Filed.

Tire following motions for Judgment
we're fled in the Law and Equity Court
Alert craddoclz VS.. W. r. Robins for
MIS-. Rosa Schmidt VS.. Mrs e. V. Nc
kenna and Mss Nina Meyer for st0o. sub
iect TO credit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
Nor oErE:N. BuT THIS TIME.

rnannfact1irar TO look after their interest
in North carolina We did so, and bought
ut sacrifice from him six pianos that
we succeeded in saving out OF lot
shipped to a dealer there. These p.anos
are all new. some have never been out OF
the original box until unpacked here. We
offer these pianos at prices that will make
them so off at once. Come N and see
them and you will buy. WALTER y.
MOSES & CO, los East Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
Fun EoH The HOME.

Don't forget that Il Columbia GRAPHIC
phone will add great amusement to your
homes. The demand for them has oeei
very large for Xmas GIFTS this year put
we prepared for It, and can supply the'ii
at all prices. You can hear them At ~, MY
time. Open evenings TIL Xmas VA ..1IlI En-
D. MOSES &. co. 100 East Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
Co,,,,,,it,ec Meetings.

The following Council Committees are
scheduled to meet on Monday;
James River Improvement, al Il: 80 A. NJ.
Poor, at Almshouse. at s O'clock.
Light, at O'Clock.
Water, 1913 East Main Street, at 10 A. NJ
Cemeteries, at O'Clock.
First Market, ut 1880 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
WE WISH YOU TO KNOW IT. 81

Some people are anxious to make Xmas
present. but frequently make the mistake
of giving the wrong thing NO" this Is
Just our business and we will advise with
YOU, and if we cant supply the appropriate
thing we will tell you who can WALTER
D. MOSES & CO, f03 East Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
WE LOOK AHEAD.

So great has been the demand for
p,anoIas that the factory sent out notices
to their agents that no add ional orders
could be flied before February LIST. They
offer to buy back at a profit all they can
get. We. MS usual. looked ahead, and
three months ago placed our orders. We
have few, but refused 20 sell them to
dealers and reserve them for our pa
irons. WALTER D. MOSES s CO.. 1ns
East Broad StrAAA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
Music FOR THE HOUSE.

A Regina Music Box makes an elegant
present for your family or friend. We
have them at all prices WALTER D.
MOSES & CO, 1O3 East Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
A Bible Drama.

Rev. J. T. Routten viii I'LL his pulpit to-
day at both services. His subject will be
"a Bible Drama" At II A. VI he vii!
preach on Scene T. and at I:io 2. NJ
on Scene H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
Another Cur.ew Ordinance.

Another curfew ordinance is being pre-
pared by Hon. II. c. Glenn with the bell
ringing feature omitted. Which he will
Introduce In Council at the January meet
ing. Mr.. Glenn has been approached by
many influential citizens, besides several
members OF the Council who voted against
the measure. who have agreed to vote
Sor a. with thu bell feature cut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
Christmas Dim r.

A Christmas dinner TO the newsboys OF
Richmond Will be given Friday. December
18th, at / o'clock, at the Sm.thdea! Bu!st-
ness College by the Richmond Young We
mems Temperance Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
Stnc holde-, Z, Meet.

There will be u meeting of the stock.
holders of the Richmond Locomotive and
Machine Works on Saturday. December
%. 1900. at i N. at the office os the
company.
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ffasker MEMORIAL.

sunday-scnool. $50: preaching at II ~
NJ and P VI. by the pastor. Rev. r
3. Beadles-
E.pworrh League meets at P. VI.
Preaching Wednesday night. S o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16

LARGE assortment OF Huyler's Candies
- fancy baskets and boxes. Stuffed
,or,,res and Dates, preserved stem Ginger.
lanserved Fruits, washed and Layer Figs.
R. L. CHRISTIAN & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16
Big Suit.

Suit wns Instituted IN the City Circuit
Court Yesterday evening by Frank =
Berry VS.. James ]. Rankin for. SaA =
declarations WeSs 41ad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16

Harrison bestowed her hand upon Colonel
Thomas Harding Ellis, Of Richmond. He
had been secretary of the American le-
CATION al Mexico, and was subsequently
for nearly fourteen years president OF the
James River and kanawha Canal Com
pany.
THE union of Colonel and Mrs. Ellis
terminated with the death of Mrs. Ellis
in July 1897, followed in Il few months by
that of husband. For nearly fifty years
had they traversed life's highlands and
lowlands together, closest companions,
tenderest of-lovers. she possessing all the
strength not Incompatible with the finest
and gentlest traits Of female character
and retaining to the last all the delicacy
of her wonderful beauty; and he the en-
bodiment Of chivalry, the highest type OF
q Virginia gentleman OF the old regime
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16

,,.,rsn1ann and Company. corner Fourth
n Broad Streets, will stay open every
az nett week, and until XmaA
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fuli ~ money. we're lending freesr w shss
market Tbs Natefn~nt shows Tint thsv
must have done o. " very large eftsns
and by % doing. have enabled borrowers
N repay local lenders The loss IN hwful
money IL no larger than had been erpected'
but, ss tho decreasc IN that Item ana IN the
loans reduces the deposits over eis.oco, 600.
calling for more than u. 900 less reserve.
n was possible for tho hanks to show . small
increase In N" 'utplu. reserve A. th's
last change IL practically tho only one that
tho majority Of srcculntors In stocks pay
any attention To. they jumped 70 'hs con-
cuslon that tho statement VA. even more
favorable than " rciily Il. They therefore
bought stocks freely during tho last half
hour In expectation of n continuation Of
the strong and active market next week
The condition Of general business as por-
trsyed by tho weekly trade reports goes a
long way townrd furnishing n substantial
basis for the present movement In tho security
markets In the iron trade there have been
large sale. Of rails NJ tho schedule price Of
tho manufacturers and II is said that tho
volume Of orders booked for next year
exceeds all previous records Tho business
1 n al branches Of iron and steel Is large and
prices are well maintained but as there Is no
approach to speculation. the situation upon
the surface appears to be quiet More sea-
sonabie weather In stimulating the distribu-
tion Of goods. and one OF the best features
noted IA excellent collections. q ciroum-
stance that enables merchants TO keep out
OF tho money market to an unusual extent
Railway trafr'o returns for September show
a gain OF 2 per cent over the figures for the
same month OF last year. The best re-
turns are those made by the Southwestern.
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81 WALL ST. " y. DEC. u. 100

The sboye. mentioned dividend OF Two AND
ONE.HAi.F PER CENT Will be payable on Jan.
ncss on Dec 81. 1900 on thc books Of the Voting
Trustees for Certificates OF First Preferred Stock of
The transfer books 81 the Voting Trustees
for Certncates Of First Preferred Stock will clos.
Dec. 81. lJ)l. al p. NJ. and will reopen Jan. 10,
1901, At 10 A. NJ
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Agents Nnttng 'Trusteea
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Diridcads aud autrrest.
81. Joseph 4 Grand I.lord halfway O.

IS BROAD ST.. NEW YORK. DEC. IS. 1900,
Al a meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
P2std q n pIsG'ors htid lhs dsS 6,,dsnS Of
Preferred Stock Of The Company was declared. ray.
able Jan. IS, 1900, 10 the holders OF record
OF the s, Preferred Stock al the closing Of tbe usns
fer books on Dec 81. 1900.
The trarsfer books for First Preferred Stock win
close Dec 81, 1900, at y. NJ, and will reopen jan
10. 1901. al 10 a, NJ ". s. WILSON, Secretary.
The sun., 1900-12-16


Surplus. ss.7oi.i2, @S,S,S7o Ino. ~,AssS
There was a surplus a year ago Of N.o2S.sa
and two years ago OF eie,o73.s76.
The imports Of general merchandise. In
cluding dry goods. at the port OF New York
last week were 90, ,56s. .2i3, against q, ,oO<, ,oO4
the week previous. and sio, 1913. .ess for the cor.
responding week Of last year Tho imports Of
Sss.'i7 was gold, making total specie imports
since Jan. SIS. 100. .9os. EYports OF specie wOrOt
Gold, Ii, 900. and silver. 1852 $50. q total Of
tasp, ,ss7. against si.5cs.se7 the previous week.
Gold Si7 ,soA. and silver. $50 o<e.7io. total
OF SOS. s.<05,e23
Tho Financial Chronicle computes the Sross
earnings OF II! railroads for November AZ
(8i. ;63.e3s, IN increase o. 81 .2oi.ei2 as DOM.
eleven months ending Nov 80, the gross earn.
ines OF 100 railroads wero seas, ,oo,, ,5ss an In.
crease OF G5.4.s7.2, a: compared with the
CORES pondIng period OF last year
Halfway gross earnings. for the fret week
responding week q last year as follows: W.T.
Hss 'S.y Memphis, i.s isss.s ins: me- sss issss!s
The ceptrsl Pacific Railroad reports sross
e. cr Ss5Sssr 81 ,ta an
sssit For anu the @ four s9SS %Sn,h. asSrsns snsiss
Oct 81 the gross serninss were s7soseos.
% Ssp sss wss snd ss ss;
Ss,?iS.se2. a decrease of si?7,s46.
The Ptre Marquette Railroad reports
gross earnings for October OF $3.50. eos. an
Increase OF see.7se as compared with the same
%Ss.s rrS.s Of ass SeaT .nd net an II.
Ing Oct 81 the gross earnings were ss.sl2.-
The oorrsspondns psfiSs q i%sDssG iSss sss1. w ssa
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FIVE YEARS PRODUCT SOLD.

In the Newhall field the company owns In
fee t6o acres, and ha, options on 1000 acres
Of land In Santa Barbara and Kern counties,
which will be secured to the company In the
event of its oil expert making a favorable
report on same.
A five years contract has been signed under
which the entire product OF the eleven wells
now owned by the company, and OF those to
be drilled on adjacent lands, Is sold.
The present production Of the wells owned
by the company is sufficient TO pay 4 dividend
OF per cent. per month on an investment at
the present price Of stock (25 cents share).
These dividends are payabl. on the 10th Of
each month.-New Y0rh Commercial, Nor. 9,
1909.
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development OF new CALIFORNIA
OIL WELLS.
Large Sums to Be Spent by Diamond
Star Oil Company.

The Diamond Star OH Company, Of Los
Angeles, Cal, capital 100000 shares OF 81
each, has placed 10000 shares Of its capital
stock in the treasury for sale at IS cents a
share, this price to be advanced when Develop
mentS warrant.
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VALUE OF CALIFORNIA OIL LANDS.

II is most difficult at present writing to place
q nroosr valuation upon the oil landS in this
district. G. A. Garfield, a few weeks ago when
asked by a newspaper reporter what he con-
si.ered the value oi the proved oil lands in the
Kern River district. replied: ''In my opinion
$4,000 per acre Is very conservative eSuna'e
OF the real value OF these lands
The truth reads like a Muntmusen tale, or
4 history OF tie Pennsylvania oil fields that
have produced the RocksisIsIS o' the Atah'le
slope. ,. l.
fhe stories of sudden wealth acquired In
Ahska on the Yukon are tame in comparison
With the fabulous wealth developed within the
nlSt twelve months in the Kern River oil fields.
a rrorninert clritaliSt # Los Angeles estimates
that proved oil lands here show conclusively
th,t there has been developed at Least $780,
olOOO0 on the basis Of an average OF 10 barrels
p,r well fpr one acre OF land. Should the wells
iveiage. as it Is generally conceded they viii,
~ barrels per well for one acre OF land, the
value of the already explored territory would
amount 10 the enormous sum OF sSOO,OOO,oOO.
The gold and silver Of the Comstock pro-
duced wealth amounts 10 about S5oo,ooo,ooO.
The mineral hnls OF that mining district at
tracted the attention OF the civilized world, as
will this oil district within the coming two
years.-L0s Angeles Herald, Dec. ?, 1900
Col. James NJ. Guffsy has once mere struck
n rich in the newly discovered Copley oil dis
trict.
The well struck to-day Is the biggest In tn:
district. and indicates that the new territory
NAV be much more than pool, perhaps an
entire field, the heart OF which has been tapped
Il the outset
The big oil gusher which came in day was
the second Mulldy test well. At its initial
rate il will produce 7,2OO barrels Of oil every
twenty -four hours. At the present price this
will mean revenue of about S7,5oOa day.
Although Colonel Gutfey has been success
full aud daring oil and gas operator. and has
realized several fortunes in that line, the pres
ent strike Is one of III. biggest that the Demo-
cratic leader has ever made. tie got into the
new territory carly. and when the Coplsy
pusher cam. in Colonel Gufcy held leases on
hundteis Of acres OF lands in the ntighbor-
hood n. immediately leased as much more
As could b. secured, and. with one Or two other
operators, now controls the new field as far as
il is likely to extend. The we'll which came
In to-day indicates that Colonel Cuifey's
leases al, probably the biggest PAYERS OF them
all. Il Is stated that Colonel Gutfey may
make sS.OoOo 90 out Of the new field -PhIIa-
delphid IrcSS. Dee :, 1000.
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STANDARD OILS BIG PROFITS.
Paid $40, 800. 900 In Dividends During
the Year.

Standard OIL certificates were quoted to-day
at 700 bid as against 65j yesterdays highest,
and until to-day the highest on record. The
par value Of the companys entire outstanding
stock is S97, 500. 900, and 500 per share inii-
Gates market valus of f6S2, $4,000. During
this year the company has paid $40 800 900 in
dividends. This Is more than the dividends
paid by. all the following railroad corpora
tons New York Central Pennsylvania, Great
Northern Railway, Illinois Central, Chicago,
Milwaukee Il St. Paul, Chicago g. North
western, and the Chicago, Rock lshnd g.
Pacific, together with the American Sugar
Refining, American Tobacco, and the Amer-
can Cotton Oil ompanes.-- Hartford Post,
hov. 10, 1900.
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The Board Of Directors Of the Chicago Great
Western Railway Co. have declared the sem, annual
dividend Of 81 so per share on the Preferred a
stock for the haliycaf ending with December 1900
payable on the st day OF Jsnuary. 1901 TO the hold
ers Of record the last day OF Deceu her, 1900 and
ia accordance with the contract pertaining 10 sad
stock. have ordered tina, the surplus earnings
for said half year applicable for dividends on said
stock shall be carried forward and held available
for the dividend Of the second Iaf Of the hsea year
ending with June. 1901.
The transfer books Of the Preferred A Stock viii
ne closed from the close OF business on the IAth day
Of December. 1900 10 the LIST d0y OF January, 1901
by order OF the Board Of Directors
H. c. WIGHT. Semetary
ST Paul Mlnn.. December 8. 1000
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Chicago Great Western Railway Co,
The i7th semi annual payment Of 81 90 per share
interest on the per cent Dtbentufe stock OF the
Chicago Great Western Railway Company viii be
made. according 70 the contract PERTAINING TO said
stock the 18th day Of January 1901 70 the holders
OF record on the last day OF December, 1900.
The transfer books OF tho per crnt DebentuYs
Stock will he closed from the close Of buslness on
the 2.,h day OF December so0 to the LIST day Of Jan
Gary, 1901.
fy order OF the Board OF Dl,ccto.a
X C. WIGHT. Secretary
st Paul, MINI. December g. 1000
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-01-04

a printer doesn't rush so a doctor
when he IS oa5 Of Sorts Nor will ha
20 to the aaker when he Is out OF pi-
Nor to bell when he wants the devil
Nor to the bible when he wants q
good rule. Nor to the gunshop when
ae wants 3 shoohng-stick Nor 10 a
cabinet shop when he wants furniture.
Nor 80 2 bank when be wants quolns.
Nor to g girl when he wants g press.
Nor TO E lawyer when he has dirty
case. Nor 30 a butcher when be
wants fat Nor TO pump when he's
dry-snd haa ten cents in his pocket
Exchange
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-01-04
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