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Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
Lost Father.

was brought TO Missouri from Rich
mond, Va, when but years of age.
My brother, sister and myself, the two
former are now dead. being alone, am
quite desirous of ascertainiug the
whereabouts of my long lost father. who
l have been told is yet alive. His name
is Walker Haskins, his wife, Sylvia Has
kins, died shortly after / arrived in Mis-
souri. My name was Elmyra Haskins,
my brothers was Elick Haskins and my
sisters name Rosa Haskins. Mrs. Geo
West, whom have heard IS in Richmond
is my mothers friend, and belonged tC
the widow Garrett will no doubt assis
me in finding my long lost father as sh'
knows of our parting. My address
Mrs. Elmyra Winn, 262S Morgan st.
st. Louis, Mo.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Mrs. Jas. f. Parsons of Norfolk
was in the city this week.
Miss Lucy Woodson left the city
Monday for Fairmount, w. Va, where
she will spend the summer with her
grandfather.
M essrs. w. w. Manns, Wesley II
Jones, p. HI. boswell and r. L. Motley
of Danville. Va, in company with Mes
srs Getaway Dixon, Edward Stevens
and Robert Brown called or us.
Mrs. Martha Jackson and hel
daughter of Roanoke, left the city Tues
day for their home in Roanoke, Va
She was called suddenly here ON &C:
count of the death of her father, Mr.. r
C. Evans, who departed this life Satur-
day June 10th, 1894.
Rev. J. Francis Robinson, s.
T. D., has been called to the pastor
ate of the Mt. Gilead Baptist Church
at FIT. Worth, Texas and took
charge June oath.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
Ia Memoriam.

Sacred TO the memory of nv dear and
esteemed iries Mr.. r. c. Evans, who
departed & life Saturday morning,
June 10th, 1894.
Unveil thy bosom faithful tomb,
Take this 0t,w treasure to thy trust.
And give tset sacred relics room,
To siumDer in the silent dust.
No pain. no rief, no anxious fear,
Invade bonds, no mortal woes
Can reac silent sleeper here,
While guard his sweet repose.
JOHN c. RUSSELL,
Jersy City, N. j.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
THE GRIM REAPER.
Escapes Death by the Bullet But Dies
From Other Causes.

William Fl. Massey. age 26 years. died
June 18th q. 729 N. Bird st. He suffer-
ed much, tn commissions being painful
to witness. 1t will be remembered that
this was the same person who was shot
by the Mejor of the Colored Battalion
June 18th, 1892 while on a picnic. The
jury decided that the shooting was done
in self defense.
The ball lodged in the forehead OF the
unfortunate man destroying the sight
of one of his eyes.
His death was due TO other causes, il
is said. He caves mother, three sis
ters and q Brother to mourn their loss.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

ship of my two mouths absence from
Richmond put a great many mem
bers in the Glasses, sold several hundred
dollars worth of stock. and turned into
the General Office more than 100000
for work done IN all departments.
Hoping that all the deputies and
workers may do likewise and the stack
ing of our sheaves may cause great re-
joiclng when we meet in the annual
session at Lynchburg, the first tuesday
in September, 1894;
Yours for the on ward progress of the
True Reformerss
VIM. W. BROWNE,
G. w. Nj.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
Another Prudent Person.

RICHMOND, VA, June 16, 1894.
One month ago month ago my sis
ter, Miss Fannie Foster, took out a
policy in "The Security Industrial
Life Insurance Co." of this city.
Last week, Ike a flash of lightning
that grim monster death took her
away. AS soon as proofs of her
death were fled at the Home Office,
the representatives paid the claim.
l cheerfully recommend this Compa-
ny to my many friends,
ELEANoRA FAUNTLERoY.
2236 Moore st.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
LsNcuBURe, Va, Juno 3. 'o4.
EDrToR OF THE PLANET
Dear Sir -


LxNcnBURe, Va, Juno =, 'o4.
EDITOR OF THE PLANET
Dear Sir -
j wish through your well
edited paper to say to the officers OF
our Baptist State Convention, that l
think a great wrong is being done TO
our educational work, through our
State Convention or its paid officers.
The wrong to which / refer is this,
that the money sent to the Convention
for educational work does not reach the
object for which it was sent. Because
some of the officers had passed a motion
allowing them to take 20 per cent OF
the money sent for education to pay the
expenses of the Convention.
This / think is wrong, Because
the Convention had no authority to
draw on any money already designated
by the churches.
Then again | think that the expense is
entirely too much for minutes and other
causes. Just think OF the amount il
cost the Seminary this year TO get $43S
| (four hundred and thirty-eight dollars.
| The churches sent $43S to the SeminarN
| and the officers of the Convention tool
\ out eighty-eight ($SS) for expenses;
| certainly think that this ia wrong. Th'
| expense for 1892 was $296.3S. All on
officers are paid good salaries by thei
churches. and | think that this expenR
is too much, it would be far better to al
low each church TO send it's money direc
ly to the President who is treasurer c
the Seminary than to have us wait a
the year until the Convention meets an
then have to pay these good brethren s.
much for their services, that the Sem
nary has to suffer on that account. {
course the people do not know tha
they have to pay so much as this.
Yours truly,
ALEXANDER GORDON,
Chair. Board of Managers
for Virginia Seminary.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

The Young Men assisted by commit
tee of Young Ladies will give a lawn
party ON the lawn of the Young Mems
Christian Association for the benefit of
the association, July 2, ending July 6.
There will be several attractions each
evening. Good music. Refreshments in
abundance. Admission, 8 cents.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A.
invite the friends generally to unite with
them on July 4th in surprising the in
mates of the city Aims House. All who
can not go with us. please send some
thing. Refreshments of any kind will
be thankfully received or a contribution
of 10 cents toward buying cream may
be left at the Y. NC. A. building or hand
ed TO Mrs. Lucy Brooks Lewis, or Miss
NJ. l.. Chiles, Miss Julia Holmes, or Mrs.
Bette Graves, or Mrs. A. Hill.
All who wish to go meet at the Y. NJ
C.. A. building July 4th, 1894 at 4:3O
O'Clock.
By order Of the President,
Mrs. Lucy Brooks LEWIS
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
THE NATIONAL AFRO-AMERICAN
PRESS ASSOCIATION
Meets at Richmond sept 11-12. ,94-
-skueh Business t0 Re Transacted

AFRo-AMERIcAN Press AssocrA-
7IoN OF THE UNITED STATES.
S14 E. Broad St,
Richmond Va, June 81, 1894.
To the Afro american Press of the lint
ed States.
Greeting -
The next annual meeting of the
Afro-Americ8n Press Association will no
held in the city of Richmond, state of
Virginia Tuesday and Wednesday. Sep
tembcr 1th aud 18th, 1894.
There IL much business uo be transact
ed, momentous questions to ba discussed
and a rev policy put into active OPERA
ton. A large attendance is desired and
every editor should be represented in
person Signed.
JoHN MITCHELL, JR., President.
u. w. CLINTON, Secretary.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
THE FIRST GRAND ROUND

or W. w. Browne, G.. w. NJ, or the
First Grand Division Of the Order
Extending from Richmond, Va.
to Boston, Mass. Time 0c-
cupied in Making Trip
from April Goth TO
June 10th 1894
Itinerary.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

CURTIS-Died at the residence of
her husband, June 27, at 9:O5 a. m.
Ellen j., beloved wife of Hezekiah
Curtis, age 26 years.
Funeral from First Baptist Church
Rev. James H. Holmes, pastor, Fri
day, June 29th, at 3 80 pm.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
Another FIendIsh Crime by White

Another FIendish Crime by a White
Man.
FARE.gII.LE, VA. June "a, 1894.
Dear Edition.
A,fa we have grounds to be-
lieve strongly of fiendish act; this time
white man and a little white girl.
MIR. Rumcr" has it that on last Sun
day young white man in this town raw
ished little Jew girl here about years
of age and th1 rumor is mighty loud too
No arrests have been made So we see
the Negro is not to be credited with all
the bad deeds Of the South.
Respectfully,
SAM LOGAN.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wilmington Herald. ]

In our opinion Hon. John Mitchell,
editor of the Richmond PLANET, has
done more to check mob law in the
South than any other man this side OF
the Mason and Dixon line. His paper
should be paid for and read by every
law-abiding citizen of America, especial
~ by the colored people.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
Wonderful Hair Grower.

This wonderful hair remedy renders
the hair of colored people soft, glossy
and flexible. Nothing was ever known
to promote it's growth more rapidly. A
perfect wonder of the age. Regular
sized bottle so cents, trial bottle % cts.
Send for trial bottle and be convinced
Address, j. l.. LoNEY,
Ashtabula, o.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Mr.. J r. Moore of King William
Co., Va, called on u.s.
- Remember the Richmond Music
Co. See advertisement and call.
Mrs. p. Lewis. nee Reese and
her little daughter Sadie are in the city.
Mrs. Lucy Jones and Miss Sarah
White of Newport News, Va, called on
us.
Miss Indie McCraw is visiting her
sister Mrs. George s. Mayo in New York
City.
The wife of Alderman James
Bahen, who has been so i'll is much i'm
proved.
Mira. Annie Washington of Balti-
more, Md, was in the city last week and
called on US.
Mr.. Alexander IL. Glenn of German
town, Pa, was in the city this week and
called on as.
If you desire to save money in
pants, call on Mr.. Andrew Nelson. See
advertisement.
Mrs NJ. A. Hughes of Manchester,
who has been sick for the past few days
is convalescing-
For fine furniture, refrigerators,
&C., call on Mr. Chas. G.. Jurgens' Son.
See advertisement.
Miss Pearline Harroll of North
Carolina in company with Miss Celestint
Brown called on us.
Mrs. r. F. Braxton, 1903 f. Poplar
ST., who has been quite sick for the pas
three weeks is improving.
Mr.. VIM. A. Jackson. Chief o
Fredericksburg Division, G. +. L. o. L
k. was in the city this week.
Mr.. Thomas S. Hucless qualifie,
before Judge S. b. Witt Tuesday 10th O.
Justice of the peace for Jackson Ward.
-Rev. w. w. Browne the distin
guisLed president of the True Reformers
Bank, has returned from his northern
trip.
We return thanks for a copy G
the catalogue of Wayland Seminary a
Washington, d. c., Hon. K. Nelso
Blake, president
-Ifyou wish to help the Planet ca
on our advertisers and tell them tina
you saw this announcement in this joul
nal. Patronize them.
You can have the Planet sent to yo
two months either in this city or out
it for the small sum of % cents. Buy
prize ticket aud save money.
Mrs Wallace Christian who hs
been absent about a month visiting h,
daughter, Mrs. A. w. Pegues, in Raleig
n. c., returned TO the city Saturda
morning.
We return thanks for the invit
tion received to attend the marriage
Miss Priscilla Meyers to Mr.. Anderson
!. Sykes. Tuesday evening, June oct
1894 at Nyack, N. Y.
-Messrs. Jas. W. Monroe aud r
bert Ridgeway of Bowling Green, V
were in the city this week + o take q pa
in the Reunion of the G u. o. o. F.,
representatives from Caroline Lodp
3642 G. U. o. o. F.
Read the advertisement of t
American Home Building and Loan 4
sociation. Ex-Postmaster Russell
president. and Col J. A. Pattee the g.
retary and general manager.
Rev. James H. Holmes and W
left suddenly for Washington, Mond
night, 18th being called by telegraph
the bedside of the wife of Rev. W.
Brooks, who Is dangerously ill.
III you want dry goods call
Messrs Julius Sycle & Son. He is II
ming an advertisement in another c
umn. His offer is changed every t
weeks. You can't heat the figures b
Offering Call on him.
We have received copy of a m,
interesting pamphlet entitled, 81
School-Master at Home; or Hints q
Helps to Teachers and Learners, by
c. NJ. Hoopers, of this city. 1t v
4 prove a valuable help to beginners,
they old or young.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
and Rally.

NJ srER, VA, June 21, '94.
There y Grand Rally at the A.
NJ. e. Chu this city on the Third
sunday ] (Juiy 15thA to raise
money 70 - ~ the inutsSs sedness OF
our church 2ebt amounts to $500
and we areq cons of raising 500 on
this occasion The next grand rally will
be on the tn Sunday in August.
We corGial invite all Baptist mem
bers and pas -.s 10 patrOnize US on our
Grand Rally lays.
d. A. TwYMAN, Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

The members of the Lsdies' Auxiliary
are requested to attend their regular
monthly meeting, Monday evening, July
End at o'clock. Business OF great i'm
portance to the ladies only must be at
tended to. Let all make an extra effort
to come.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
notice. NOrICEii

All persons desiring tables or stands
at the Exposition Grounds for July 4th.
may call at 219 w. Broad street now
or before July 2nd.
Major j. b. JOHNSON,
O-S-4t Chairman.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
VIII Not Be a Candidate.
OFFICE OF THE AFRo-AMERIcAN
PRgss ASSOCIATION OF THE
lINIrFn SrArrrs

Sl4 f. Broad st.
Richmond, Va. June 2S, '94.
To all whom il May Concern
The pressure of business being such
as TO make it impossible for me to prop
erly discharge the duties thereof / de-
SIRE TO announce to my friends hat
shall not be- a candidate for reelection
TO the presidency of the Afro-A,nerican
Press Association OF the United States
at It's coming meeting in September in
this city. Signed.
JOHN MITCHELL. LR.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

At meeting of the Mt. Olive Baptist
Church Chesterfield Co., Va, June Gath,
Brother Nelson b. Brown of the Moore
St. Baptist Church was unanimously
elected 20 ~as*~r-
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Senor Don Andrew-Judson Thomas.
age years TO Senoretta Josephine
Crump, age 6 years, Tuesday, july 3.
81 at Second baptist Church at 3 D. m.
Adults. 15c., Lady and Gent. 25c., Chill
dren, 10c.
MRs. LENA V. JACKSON, Pianist:
FANNIE PAYNE WALKER,
o,25-2t- Manager.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
Base Ball.

Last Monday Island Park was crowd
ed with Base Ball enthusiasts to witness
the game between the Red Stockings of
Norfolk and the ManbattaDs OF Rich
mond. The oyster openers were ac-
companied by great number of rooters
from the 'citv by the sea" while the
Jackson Ward rooters were out in full
force. The game was played fairly well
but there was too much kicking. And
the boys must remember if they want
the patronage of the public they must
play the game and not talk it. The bat
terry work of both teams was good
Dabney on the first for the Giants
played well, also "Cyrene" of the Nor
folks who played second "a la Dunlap
The score by innings was as follows
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Wide Water on the Potomac River,77
miles, reached by the X. +. & r. II. r.. ,is
delightful spot for excursion parties.
Fishing, boating and bathing are the
special attractions. Trains chartered
at low rates upon application to
G. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Afro American Press Con
ventiOn to Meet in Rich
mOnd in September----JOhn
Mitchell, Jr., not q Candi-
date for Reelection.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
NOTICE.

Masonic Hall, No. oil E. Clay St.,
second floor for rent, by night or ev-
ening, to Societies.
Apply at the Hall.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

MAsoN-BAE ss-The marriage of Miss
Lucy Harris - AR. Thomas Mason will
take place at OLA N. Kenney ST., on
Tuesday, July =, 1894, at $50 D. m.
Friends are IL vited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Public School Teachers
Elected and Re Elected. Re
served Teachers and SubSti-
tuteS.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
LOST.

Lost gold bracelet at the Fifth St
Baptist Church on Sunday, June 26th
1894. The finder will receive a reward
by returning TO 406 w. Duval Street.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

The Dispatch DiScOunte-
nances Hiss Wells Effort
The Planet 1hrowSit Back.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
1 2 3 4 3 6 z s 9

Giants, o 2 2 1 2 o o 4 1-l2
Red Stockings, 6 ? 900 2 Oil
The Manhattan Giants and Pied
monts of Petersburg will cross bats on
July 4, at Island Park at 4:3O p. m. A
good.game may be expected.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Another FfendiSh Crime
by q White Nan.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Photographic Views cf Coleman
Vile Mineral Springs, soc. each.
Write 70
&. A DUNGEE. Photo Artist,
Colemanville Min. Springs, Lucyville
p o, Va. 3t. $50.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Her White Uncle Commits
the Horrible Crime.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

There viii oe a garne of Base Ball
at Island Park, July 4th. between
the EMPLOYEES of the New York and
Southern Steam Laundries. Game
called at 1890 a. m. Admission,
25c. Ladies' free Grand Stand 15c.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

DR.. j. L. NJ. Curry Utte1s
Patriotic Expressions.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Three COIored Men Lynch
ed.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Reception to tine Grand
Master of EngIand-A Grand
Parade.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Have you subscribed for this pa-
per? If not, why not?
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

A White Fathers Crime.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
golOPs' Teachers Elected
THE HCHOOL BOARD PER
FORMS IT'S DUTIES IN
LIE PREMISES.
THE NAIEs OF THOSE WHO WERE
SUCCESSFUL.
At ths meeting OF the School Board
last Ns " night, the following
RS were elected.

BAKE ,ol--Thomas p. Crump,
prirci s. Rosa d. P0wser. Misses
Marie lilies, Lizzie b. Wills, ID.
Webs Misses va<h A. Holmes.
gns, Louise J.. Corbin,
Jwn. Virtoria Powell, Ida
A ". GaiDes.
eh0ol-John P. Thompson,
Or oert V. Norrell, Misses Rosa
r. ena V. Isham, Ophelia c..
Hss Brown, Moilie +. Turner,
Mar ct, Cora Robinson, Mary
l.. JscFs arlie Lee, Cora Sandridge.
Sarah a wn, Emma Lucas, Marga-
rette Ju Martha C.. Trice. Julia /.
Stephen
VALLEY ool-Herbert +. Cox, princi-
pal Mrs .annie J.. Wynn, benjamin A.
Graves. ram l.. Morton, Miss Kate j.
Cook. Wi am A. Mitchell, Misses Kate
G. Rand b, Elizabeth e. Bagby, Lena
M. Forrs r,Ella j. Williams, Mrs. Fan
ME p " ;er. Misses Fannie Nj. Robin
son. Ma, Ellis, Ella +. Boiling, Mrs.
Millie A. Il, Miss Maria e. Anderson.
Moore ool-Edgar NJ. Garnett,
prinesoaf Iisses Florence f. Isham,
Parthenial: Jones. Alice Adams, Olivia
G.. Oliver. FN ok w. Jones. Misses Fan
pie f. Robn Dn. :. Alice Kemp, Julia A.
Braxton. Lnsy A. Peters, Sarah j. Tur-
pin. Barbtla K. Coleman. Mary b.
Holmes. My ID. Cousins, Kate q. Rob-
inson.
East End School-Richard w: Flour
noy, prin pal; }. Andrew Bowler
Misses Ros q. Moody, Rosa b. Yancey.
Mozelle l.. ,ots. Lucy V. Boiling. An
ME NJ. Jack on, Mary l.. Davis. Lula L.
Willis, Mar y. Willis, Hester l.. Light
foot. Lula Haskins.
Brook Sc ool-Jacob L. Ezekiel, prin
cipal Miss r Kate C. Watkins, Emms
A. Evans. u srtha Z. Cootes, Emma w
Taylor, X M. Harris, Maggie Il
Chiles.
Fulton S, ol-Nelson Williams, Jr.
wv TEACHERS.
Misses Ad I. Foster, Susie b. Crump
Florence Az Maggie j. Macklin, Lizzi
G. Yancey-
ri ERvE TEACHERS.
Octavia Ps terson. Henrietta Bacchus
Lucy !. Voc son. Isabella NJ. Hill, Viz
gipia Harper Sarah j. Brown, Annie N
Evans, Fam b. Dixon, Emily S. Pow
ell, Liazse A. ardaway.
SUB arvTE TEACHERS.
tlrEf DiE4F MISSES & RANGES ID. LAY
ln- sf4@ff5f Eiilip, SeIIie J.. Willis, El
81 81 SMITH NAVY y
s y@sR = Ssssrs.h - satss,,-s 4
NY5pe, efhes-~ 3cs Annie e. Brown,
| Second Dist e. Misses n. Jane Boyt
Loula l.: hai ala A. Holmes, Ellen \
Trent. MaeS T. Tinsley, Mamie {
Wyatt, Emsss White, Sarah c. Whit
Sangue +. = Gertrude A. Washing
| ton.
Third Distf- Misses Matte c. Tim
ley, Annie CaT Y. NJ. Constantance Tu
pin, Corne1~ g. Taylor, Maggie
Stephens, RI NJ. Shackleford, Del
Hundley, Fa ie NJ. Burrell, Helen Fe
trees, Julia + johnson.
All of the tea hers were reelected. g,
cept Messrs. g sorge +. Stephens, Jl
wh5 taught at Brooke School and A.
Wright. who "a light at Baker. In the
cases, the Boa d considered that &
contract had. e,Spired and exercised j
prerogatlve ~ the matter without a
signing causes or not entering into q
other contract With them for the comm
session. Mr. Wright was spoken
+ highly by tn chool officials to the
; preventative oi the PLANET.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Spicy Editorial Briefs.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
ALEXANDRIA.

On the 9th [ held a passed officers
meeting at this place. Here we have ten
Numbers nesting at a very undesirable
place. The members felt very unsafe IN
meeting there, and desired a hall. which
we promised them.
We thought from what they said, that
we would be justified in making a pur-
chase. By previous arrangement with
the officers of the division had secured
the FIRST Baptist Church to have a ser
mon preached to them and the public.
By 1880 O'Clock every seat in the body
OF the church and the galleries was occu-
pied.
The sermon was received with appar-
emf enthusiasm and all seemed pleased.
| On Monday the goth together with chiei
| Mr.. Scroggine, and Rev. y. ii. Phillips,
we started in search of building, and
made the following purchase: brick
| tenement houses, three stories high,
| forty feet front. by fifty feet deep-with
a detached two story building in the
| rear-full depth of lot Select, Nos. 11G
| & 11S Prince street. This was surprise
| mingled with Joy, when / reported my
| action at the Union meeting, and TeaC
| the letter addressed to Hon. j. IL
Smyth requesting him to come to Alex
| exandria, make examination of the title
| and if satisfactory to make payment o
purchase money according to the term
of the agreement made.
Which | am pleased to say was com
piled with. The title was found to b
a good one, and the purchase was com
pleted.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
wARRENroN, FAUQUIER CO., Va.

I arrived here on the first of May. At
night / met the fountain, and instructed
it upon the seven branches of the order.
The members received the instruction
with iov. On the 2nd l held q union
and public meeting. 1t seems though,
that some of the other organizations
became Jealous of the impression ma0e
upon the fountain on Tuesday night
and circulated a report among the
white people, (there being no white folks
present at the meeting) to the effect
that two strange men were there stir
ring up strife among the whites and
blacks. They reported it to the Editor
of 1.-The Virginian," a paper published
at Warreuton, and there was made
through it q publication to that effect.
/ did not know of this false and scanda-
| lous charge, while there, but learned the
fact from clipping sent me by one OF
| the officers. This is the first time, In the
fourteen years that have travelled IN
the interest of The Grand Fountain, u.
o. T. r., that l was ever charged with
stirring up strife among any class OF
among any classes ofpeople. have al
WAYS been noted as a strong advocate
of peace and harmony among all races
of mankind, and to know nothing upon
the rostrum, either with word or pen
except the seven departments OF th'
Grand Fountain of the United Order o
True Reformers.
Iwrote my informant that l would
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Mrs. Jas. f. Parsons of Norfolk
was in the city this week.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
RICHMOND, VA.

Arrived at headquarters Saturday,
the 10th where found my desk crowded
with mail and documents from all the
various departments awaiting my sig
nature, after receiving and answering
from % and so letters week. ] write
this to give an account OF my steward
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30

Su bscribe at once don't wait for
Y our neighbor.
Richmond planet., 1894-06-30
Beautiful Royal Wedding Repeated.

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