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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
GOOD REASON FOR IT.
The Success and Popularity of the
New Cata:rh Cure.

The remarkable success and popularity
of the new cltarrh Cure--Stuarts Catarrh
Tablets-is largely because it not only
cures catarrh, bul because eatarrh suffer
ers who use these tablets know what they
are taking into their systems; no secret
IS made OF what they contain Ihey are
composed OF Hydrastin, piood root Suala-
col and red gum, are peasant 10 tae
caste, and being dlsSolleu III 'tie Aio1t"
Chey take immediate effect upon the mu-
cous lining OF the throat, nasal passages
ana the whole respiratory tract.
The cures thar Stuart's Catairh Tablets
have accomnIishad III Old chronic cases are
little short Of remarkable, and the ad-
vantage of knowing just what you are
taking into your system Is OF paramount
Importance when It Is leileiiips' Gu 'hal
the cocaine ~. morphine habit has been
frequently contracted Is .iie isses1t ~ US
ing secret catarrh remedies, as SO many
of them are well hho"h ~ eoH'aih '-1ese
injurious drugs.
S1,,art,s CafnrIil Tablets meet with the
approval ana cordial support OF physicians
,,scafsa thai, a,,teseptic character renders
rhar,, narfecti,, safe for the general public
to use and their composition makes them
a common-sense cure lof an lolhis OIL ca
tarrhai trouble.
With nearly all advertised catarrh cures
it is a matter OF guess work as 10 what
ON are tal,rc into the stomach, as the
,~on-.ietors File making all sorts of
claims AZ 10 what their medicines will
40 are Very, careful to keep it a close sec
ret as 10 what they really contain
This is ono reason why Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets have been SO widely recommend
ad beS.ausa thsy are not only pleasant and
convenient to take, but the patient also
knows he is not putting lnto nus stomach
anything Of an injurious caaracIes
where IN The United States and Canada
at 20 cents for complete treatment and
probably there is no better remedy ever
devised for the permanent cure OF catarrh,
whether located in the head. threat, .bron-
chial tubes or In the stomach
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23

niQ !.nOEler
slight attack. but as 1 had Peruna in the
house It caused me but one trying night.
My wife wanted to send for the doctor,
but took small doses of Peruna every
half hour and improved right nIons.'--
Frank Bauer.
Henry D:stfn. the Inventor and maker
of all the band instruments for the Henry
Distin Manufacturing Co. at Williams
port, Pa, is probably the most uct.ve
old man in Philadelphia to-day. He and
his wife recently celebrated the fitch
anniversary of their marriage, at their
home on South Ninth Street. SIR Distin
comes from one of the most famous mu-
sicnl families of the old world, his faith
er and grandfather before him, as we'll as
himself, having played at almost all the
royal courts of England and the continent
Mr.. Dlstin writes concerning Peruna,
the world-fuuaous catarrh cure, as fol-
lows:
iii South Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. May g. 1893
Dr.. S. B. Hartman:
Dear Sir write to inform you that
I had a bad attack of Ia grippe lust
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
GREAT DISPENSER
AND SHAKESPEARE
Romeo and Juliet Told is Prose
Before the Court of
Justice John.

The Great Dispenser had a Christmas
smile upon his classic features yesterday,
just like the small boy when he finds his
stocking full Of good things.
Bob Quaries, duSky honeo, went to
see his Juliet, one Maggie Perry. Ju-
lets mother is named Harper, and it
seems that the house of Quarles and the
house of Harper hold e1mity TO each
other, just like the story OF old.
Romeo wanted to get in the front door
out the stern parent objected, and
then he went around 10 c-ic back door
Il ak 'eg. ter lemule IN, cause de night
owl was er singin and not de hawk, and
do moon was 'er sheddin her pale light
all erroun, while dc snow shun like q
wife gose on 'er dark night, an &c s.elsh
bells trinkled like de music er de DUG
bells in de dell down al de pasture.
'Den l push on de back 10. Sat er
mudder push back. an 6e do fail Gown.
So Romeo was required 20 pay $2..5c for
pushing down the 90, while Juliet We
home with her ma.
Phil Marks was charged with tie lar
ceny of $40 from Calvin Jackson, col
ored man, and the latter was charged
with taking an overcoat ,.clouS. ns TO
Marks The case was. in short, as fol-
lows: Jackson went into Marhs' s,nre at
the solicitation Of Air. MARKS. he said
he wanted to purchase some clothing
and he had money in mis- PICKETT 10 pay.
Mr.. Marks showed him several coats at
various prices, and he nero trisd one
of them on. He liked it and asked the
price.
..F,ifteen dollars, sail Mr. Marks.
"IH give you fi.e.' replied the 1itsro
as he looked at himself IN the gas.
Talk sense was AiacSs' rai}5; sWe
wen will give you ten" said Jack
-on as he fitted the coat around himself
before the mirror
Looks good said Marks, give me 81
more
Il won't do it,
you got TO-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
SENT HIM A BIRD.
Justice John Gets Sea Gull as
Chris, mas G. tt

Mr.. A. J. Wood, of Hampton, sent Jus
tee John a real, live sea gull YESTERDAY
as a Christmas gift lie was Siac 10 get
the bird. but he had no place 20 keep IT,
and sent it to -Kirkwood's for ssfe-keep-
ing, and the latter has plssced it IN the
window OF one OF his cafes. Accompany
ing the bird was the following letteS:
Hampton. Va, Dec 20. 1900.
Dear Justice John. Richmond, Va:
send You by my friend. Mr. Charles
Harley a sea-gulL for Christmas pres
emf. This gull is OF a. very rare species:
in fact. it is the only one ever captured
alive in this section and is very VICIOUS
Houiug this will be appreciated,
1 arr your friend,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
KNEW BIS BUSINESS.
knew Sometl&in. Besides What ;Ic
Head in Books.

The wise. up-t5-date, modern doctor is
40 longer tied down 10 the hard ana fast
rules of what his medical books say he
shall use and what he may Withhold in
treating his patient
The successful doctor nowadays is the
one who is quick TO avail himself of any
remedy. new o. old. which holds out a
chance Of cure, no matter whether it is
Allopathic, Homeopathic or neither cne
DR.. Jeunison, in an Interesting orticle
on Indigestion and dyspepsia, says: Nine
,enths of all people, who apply to me for
advice and treatment think they have
this alment or that ailment but find,
on close examination. that their whole
trouble arises from poor digestion.
They have litt!s appetite, The food they
cat does them 10 good Why? Because it
IS but half digcsted, causing thin blood,
pains in chest. formation CT gases, belch-
ing etc They tell cue they believe they
have consumption, or heart disease rheu-
matisln. nervous prostration; in fact, most
every disease but the right one.
In reality the whole trcubls is in the
stomach and nowhere else Now what
do WITH such people? I don't feed them
ON pre-digeSted foods like babies. nor
stomach bittcrs." nor patent nostrums.
which know nothing about. No honorable
physician VIII prescribe I remedy unless
he knows what 1t contains and its prop
able effects
Fox all such patients have bat one
prescription, l advise them to so to the
nearest drug store and set a 5a-cent box
OF S:uart's Dyspepsia Tablets. / use them
with remarkable success in ali cases or
indigestion and stomach trouble, because
] know what Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
consist OF and wnat they viii do. They
co&tain the vegetable essences. diaStaSe
and Goycrnment-test pepsin, which are
t2e rl!ngS every weak stomach lacks to
restore natural digestive yisor and If
had dyspepsia myself ii is the one remedy
] Siould take.
When a patient Genes 10 me complain
ing CT dull headaches. sour stomach, bad
tastc. ncrVousnesS, belchin@ of gas or
from Indigestion, ] tell him 10 take one or
two CT Stuart'S Tablets after each meal,
and as often during the day as he has
any trouble, aud ! fee! confident | hav
given that patient the best advice could
give.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aic arg
,l,easant-tasting iozenges, containing d!as-
tsse and pepsi0 combined with fruit and
vegetable essences. They are not cathart!c
and do not act on any particular organ
like ordinary drugs, but simply act en-.
fireiy on the food eaten. They are a ma
turai digestive. pure and simple.
Strart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold r
druggists at 20 cents per package through
orr the United States. Canada. and Great
Britain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
Send SC TO Pay Postage for Sample Bottle
NEWS GLEANINCS
IN OLD VIRGINIA
Little Bits Collected Here and There
From the Columns of the
County Papers.

Tire Charlottesville Council has or
deEed compulsory vaccination OF every soul
n the city within ten days. with penalties
of from one to ten dollars a day for re-
fusaI 10 De yaccinated.
Winchester viii organize an anti-sa-
loon leIgue and VIII likely inaugurate
lquor crusade this winter
The last census entities Prince Edward
20 a circuit c.eris at Il salary Of $50
a new carpet has been pun on the floor
OF the lgcstmorclalld County Court House,
at Montross.
A saw mill that turns out from 10000 to
5000 feet OF lumber per Gay is located At
Bristol. INC saw is about 90 feet IN CIR
conference and runs over a large Wheei
and will cut a 1G-foot line in 4 loot oak
log by the time You can count twelve
The railroad yard at MENDOZA, va, is
almost completely covered with Inc 4osS
and lumber ready for Shipment
After being closed for nearly two years
the Winchester Lumber and Manufac-
turing Company, one Of the largest en-
icrnrises in that city, viii start IN oper-
atf.sn again at once. Nj T. w Ctlufch
has leased the plant Cor term OF years
and in future viii conduct IL
Large quantities OF flour and sugar
Barrels are being bought up by oyster
shippers on The Rappahannock, as the
heavieSt shipments OF the season are
about TO begin. Buyers have secured
about all Of the surplus barrels in Nor
folk
NIr. II NJ. Sanders, treasurer of Ian
caster county. vas painfully though not
seriously. injured last week. y wagon
team. which Was behind mir. Sanders
vehicle. look fright and ran away. Throw
ing Mr. Sanders out of his vehicle, the
wagon passed oyer his body
Government engineers made a report ad-
vising an expenditure of $4,000 TO clear
the channel of Norfolk harbor.
a force Of one hundred hands are at
work at Virginia Beach. The improve
rnents to De made there viii be eXtcn-
:5ivc
MIR. Charles ST. John Howard. purser of
the steamer Louise. who has been con
1lected with che Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway for nearly fifteen years, has ten
slered his resignation to take effect Janu-
airy list. having accepted the position of
special agent of the Western Mutual Life
Association for the Virginia Peninsula
MIR ]. 5. I1tchbsrser, assistant purser
OF the Louise, will succeed MIR. Howard
as pnrser.
suppose all Of your readers have heard
OF turkey hens setting and Matching a
brood of little turkeys Wei, an old maid
lla.f a gubbler hat wanted - set. We
tried 10 break him UP bgt he was not TO
bc 50 easily broken up. until the four
weeks were un. 1'lo1l he came off and be-
gan to call the little turkeys-Farnham
correspondent of The Chesapeake Watch
man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
THE ROANOKE FURNACE.
A plan TO Put it in Blast
a"aiu
especial Dispaten 20 enc Tlmes9

iSpceIGI TIspaHSd 20
ROANOKE, VA, Dec. &c. r Baird
& Company owners OF the West-End
furnace. which was blown oHt on account
of financial difficulties, have issued a pro-
posit:ou 10 their creditors with j view of
Duttinc the furnace in blast again. They
own eight furnaces. and they propose 10
issue stock FOR Sf.5eo,00o and give mort
gage for a Ike amount fQr the benefit of
The wI5Ie business is to be put in the
hands of n committee Of five. who Will
t1,r- over the property to Barr & Company
wnea all the claims are paid.
No decision has been reached as yet by
tho Roanoke creditors
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To Investigate the Dro.ninq.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times. }

(SrociaI NisNA1oh 10 The Times.l
NORFOLK, VA. December 22.-Lieuten-
ant Johnston. of The United States heve-
nue. Cutter service. passed through here
do-day for Dam Neck Life Saving Sta
zion where the schooner Jennie Hall was
wrecked yesterday. He goes to investi-
gate the drowning of Capt. Lamson and
three OF The crew OF the schooner. none
of whose bodies have Yet been recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
SISTERS GOOD SHEPHERD
Use Pe-ru-na for La Grippe
and Winter Cdfarrh.

TN EVERY COUNTY of the civilized
world the Sisters of the Good Shep-
herd are known. Not only do they minis
ter to the spiritual and Intellectual needs
of the charges committed to Their care,
but they also minister to their bodily
needs.
Whenever coughs or colds. Ia srirpe or
pneumonia make their appearance among
the children these Sisters are not discon
certed. but know exactly the remedies TO
apply.
With so many children TO take care Of
and to protect from climate 1n0 0.9eas"
these wise und prudent Sisters nave
found Peruna a never-failinS safeguard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23

, d grippe FCt-m.
as my lungs felt
, as if knives were
|, sticking in them.
My wife went
, to town ana got
me Il bottle of Pc
runa. and [ took
it four days ac-
cording to the dbl
rections on t h e
bottle The fifth
day 1 took an axe
on my shoulder
ana went out into
!, the woods 10 chop
: mood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
SENSATIONAL SUIT.
Professor Asks Damages for Alleged
SANDER.
by Associated Pross.l

(Bv Associated Pressl
MORGANSTOWN, w. VA, Dec IA
sensational suit for damages was filed
here to-day by Dr. J. w. Hartigan, form
erly of the chair OF biology in the State
University, against DR.. Jerome II. Kay
lnund, president of the University 1of.
7Iartisan asks $1,000 for alleged SANDER.
He has retained Wallace Il Wallace and
Colonel w. ". Arnett, as his counsel.
The suit If the outcome OF bitter light
on the part Of DIR. Raymond to Dust
from the university several OF the facul-
ty who incurred his displeasure about the
time he came here, four years ago. III.
Hartisan was summary dismissed by the
Board of Regents this week, after nav
ing been refused q hearing, the regents
refusing any statement other than that
the good Of the university demanded IL
DR.. Hartigan alleges that DR.. Raymond,
in his efforts to render him unpopular,
and to secure his dismissal, has circu-
lated false reports against him, not only
among members OF the Board Of hegents,
but among the people Of Morganstown
and the students OF the university. These
tales. il is alleged, reflect not only upon
DR.. Hartigans capacity as an Instructor,
bat upon his character and his family
relations. 1t is alleged that DR.. Raymond
induced young lady students to drop
studies which would be recited to DR..
Hartigan.
1t has leaked out this afternoon that
before adjourning this morning, the re-
gents rein tated Students Neeley. Cor
bin. Moreland and Miliigan. who were
suspended two months ago. and that
the nandauus proceedings brought by
Medley viii be dismissed
Prof. Charles II Patterson was elected
in Prof. Armstrong; pIace-Washingto
Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
MANY CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Numerous Firms Remembered Their
Emn,oyesWith Substantial Donations

Win thousands OF Richmond working
people the Christmas nos.days actually
begun yesterday afternoon. Nearly all
the factor, es and firms paid tae!r
hands yesterday. and many Of them gave
Christmas presents. making glad the
hearts OF their employees and enabling
them to do their shopping before going
70 their hom06
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23

of 1888. 1 was attacked with la grippe.
I had a terrible cough. [ asked my
wife to get me a bottle OF Perunn. but
as the druggist did not have it sine got
me something else that was highly re-
commended for la grippe, costing the same
as Peruna, L took that, but was not
able TO leave the bed.
Il told my wife that if I did not
get Perunn soon that l would surely be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
Took 1t P-rSonully.

nr-s Meddergrass-"The Postn1lstress
aossn,t seem to like the new professor
Of the school"
y ~ Meddergrass-'.Nope I reckon not,
heerd some OF the fellers at the store
.,,, he lad wrote all his postal cards
.in attn or some other form language
10 1timoce american
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23

"a e. So VI titC iiiN-A
it's of Peruna. He
says: after haV-
ing used Peruna
for q short time /
find that it is the
N o 5 t excellent
remedy for the
grip and catarrh
ever prepared. |
can heartily re-
commend i t t o
any one +. SIM
mons.
Mr.. Frank Bauer,
Of Minnesota, Min
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23

which yot furnish with every bottle. and
I am glad TO say that IL has cured me.
shall certainly recommend the Peruna
to al! p.y frtents. "-tfenry DiStin-
Mrs. Jane Gift. of Hebbartjsvi!Ie, O.,
writes the following: II think I would
have been dead long ago II 1t had noe
been for Peruna. SIX years ago l had Ia
grippe very bud, The doctor came to see
me every day, but L gradually grew
worse | told my husband 1 thought
would surely de if 1 did not get relief
soon.
.'one dayI picked up the newspaper and
accidentally found testimonial of a wo-
man who had been cured of In grippe by
Pecuna ( told my husband | wanted to
try it. He went directly to the drcs
store and got a bottle OF Peruna. could
see the improvement n Il very short time
ard was soon able to do MY work L con-
tinued using it until 1 was entirely cured.
II hive induced a great many 10 try
the medicine and all have had the same
result have used it IN my family tor
my husband and children for colds and
Ia grippe I would not be without it in
the house really think it has ndded
wears to nv life and L feel I have no one
to thank but God and DR.. Hartman II
other sufferers are induced 20 try this
wonderful medicine they will Join me III
singing its praises Mrs Jane eiel-
Mrs. TheophiIe schmtt, wife of tie ex-
Secretary of the German consulate. writes
the following letter to DR.. Hartman In
regard TO Peruua:
sf17 Wabash Ave. Chicago. III.
The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus. O.:
Cfcnttemen-'I suffered this winter with
4 severe attack OF III grippe. and hav-
ing repeatedly heard of the value OF Pc
runa in such cases, I thought would
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
A Sure Cure For
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.

The stomach IS the laboratory of the
body. Keep It IN order and disease cam
not exist. TYNER,S DYSPEPSIA REM
EDY increases the appetite. assimiiates
the food. aids digestion and positively
cures al stomach and bowel troubles
arising from weak and disordered dIses-
ton. 1t !.eVor fails as thousands testify.
Cured After Years of Suffering.
Mr. w. II. Clark. of Atlantn. Ga, says:
81 suffered severely with dyspepsia for 50
years, but thanks TO Tyner's Dyspepsia
Remedy it has entirely cured me and I
am well again II is the best medicine on
Garth
Price 20 cents per large bottle. For
sale by druggists. SIX bottles for s2.;0, or
scrt by express on receipt of price by t.
t.cr's Dyspepsia Remedy Co, no. 1p7l5 s.
Forsyth Street. Atlanta, Ga.
Send sc 10 Pay Postage for Sample Bottle
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try II. [ used 1t
faithfully, a n d
began to feel a
change { OF tho
better the second
day. and Ill the
course OF = week
I WIS very much
improved y T t G T
using three bottles
/ not oaly found
the 1t grippe had
disappeared, b u t
my general health
was much Better
1 am sari1ded that
Peruna is q Won
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23

edy, and gladly endorse lt.''-Atrs. Theo-
phile SchmLtt-
Address the Feruna Medicine Co.. OF
Columbus, Ohio, for q book treating on
catarrh.
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yir~inian~ iu Washin: ton.

fSns.EnI nisTotch - Tie F'm">0
WASHINGTON. Dec 22-Amons the
yfrsin-ans in town to-day are Mr.. and
Mrs. d. S. Smith. Newport News. z. B.
RurweT. V E. McBee, Norfolk; j. II.
Torrlpktns Richmond: \ y Kelly. Berry
vile and V. pabney and z. c. WIlle.s. OF
the University OF Virginia..
Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt has issued cards
for a tea January 81 to meet the Misses
Fair. of VirS.i1in. who are her guests
Mathew Gilmour. Jr., from Cornell Uni
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION,
Attractive Entertainment TO Be Givel
at II Masonic Home

a most attractive and interesting Christ
mas celebration Will e.held at the Ma
sonic Home on the evening of December
eth, beginning at SIS o'clock. II viii be
under the direction of The Masonic. Home
Auxiliary, and VIII be attended by not
only the children of shc Home and The
ladies OF the Auxiliary, b1l BY 1 large
number of representative Masons. Rev.
DR. John Hannon will deliver AN address
to the children. and Alr. Reginald Walker,
OF the Young Mems Christian Association,
has arranged q most delightful programme
for the occasion.
The Shriners, through Mr. John r.
Charleton. have made a Very generous
Donation OF fruits: the Fleming Chris
tan Company a donation OF nuts. besides
kind remeubrances from others.
1t is hoped that all members of the
Auxiliary will be present, and all friends
of the Home are most cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
QUEER THINGS
HAPPEN IN LIFE
Some Occurrences Out Of the Com
mon Run From Reliable
Sources.

The steamer Essex from Fredericks-
burg last Monday had a very unique ex-
perience. such as frequently befalls both
man and beast on dry land, but we doubt
If in the experience Of steamboat men
such a state of affairs ever existed before.
When the Essex reached Greenlaw s wharf
on the Rappahannock, the officers of the
boat in endcavoring to make the landing
in .'doub e-quicll time, ran the boat into
a wire fence that projected somewhat
into the water, and there she remained
tangled in the wire and stuck fast in the
mud for two long hours. No amount
Of steam, combined with the greatest
skill, could move her. There she was
and there she remained ull-well-the
wires must have relaxed their hold, and
at last she was in motion again We
have heard of wire fences playing con-
spicuous parts very often. Our troops
around Santiago two years and a half
ago attested to the severity and strength
of the wire fence. and we might mention
many instances where it has proved an
effectual barrier to equestrians and to
pedestrians, but never before have We
heard OF a steamboat being completely
nonpIussed by fredericksburg Star.
\ Horse Bite.
Mr. J. E. Mcdaniel has been compelled
to have a portion OF a finger amputated,
from the effects OF 4 horse bite.-Tide-
water Democrat.
He brought Il Tooth.
James Wright, the Virginia side Iner-
chant, and q man named Dunbar INDUCED
in a fight at the formers store last night.
Mr. Wright knocked Dunbar around at
a lively rate. Dunbar struck at Wrights
face, thrustng his thumb into the mer-
chants mouth. Wright came down on
the thumb with all the lever power of his
jaw Dunbar gave a sudden jerk to re-
lease himself. and as mis- thumb came out,
it brought with it a tooth.-Bristol Cour-
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Columbus, O., July 10, 1900.

). Columbus, O.. July 10, 1900.
The rug Co., Columbus, o.:
attention called to Dr.
with wonderful
of the head
has been Of service
inmates of Good Shepherd.
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letter, says. II
cannot say anything else but good OF your
medicines. For seven winters I hnd suf-
fered with Ia grippe, and by eachl attack
was confined to the bed. In the winter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
Chance of .iusin.ss,

Rev. NJ w Pruitt, one of our most
prosperous cattle and sheep rasers, has
retired from that industry and has gone
into the goose business. Bill says that
is what prosperity has done for him and
from the prospect OF things he will have
company by this time next year.-Church
Valley News.