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Worth q DOlIpr.


oi iG the better) is the only %hOnest money
Intrinsic value Of money i8 q fraud, is simply
haFteF, ts pure Rrbarism.-PlttsbuFg Kansan
tP0P)
There Is one Pobulist paper that is brave
enough to be honest. It admits that the
ClamOr Of the Populists for the free coinage
0t silver is all pretence and that what that
party really wants is fat money. II the stamp
Of the government will make 5O-cent pieceof
silver worth one dollar then the same stamp
win maze a one cent piece Of paper worth
dollar, - and we are lust fortY-nine cents
ahead on every dOllar'z ThAt is the POpulist
idea, and it is refreshing to find Populist
honest enough to proclaim it.-Iola Register,
(Rep)
No Populist paper, certainly the
Kansan, ever said that "the govern
ment stamp will make q one cent
piece of paper worth dollar" The
piece of paper is oCOrth no more after
Che government stamp is on it than
before, any more than a railroad ticket
from Pittsburg to Chicago is GOortb
any more after a responsible company
has stamped it good for that transpor-
tation than it was before.
It is still simple piece of paper,
the same as the one with the govern
ment stamp on it, yet it differs from
an ordinary piece of paper, and will be
accepted by the conductor in payment
for a ride to Chicago.
1t is a pure fiat tiCket-nOt an In
trinsiC value ticket and no matter
who presents it, the ride is forth
coming.
The ticket is a certificate Of the fact
that money or some other cOnsidera-
tion had been given the company.
If the ticket was paid for in gold
money-the question is how did the
purchaser get the goldH
BY rendering service of some kind to
somebody and the gold money was
given him as evidence of that fact.
He certainly had no use for the
gold but he did need evidence of the
service rendered, so that he might get
service when he required it.
And the gold money was the proof
Of service.
ii the service had been rendered the
govern ment it could have been &C.
knowledged by stamping its value on
q piece of gold, silver or paper.
The latter would be the simplest
way and would not make it necessary
for the government to be scrsmbling
over the face of the earth to get so
acarce and costly a thing as gold on
which to stamp its obligations.
Silver is better than gold because it
ID plentier, and at the present ratio, a
great deal chesper-for which reason
the Kanssn and all Well-regulated Pop
papers favor the free coinage Of silver.
But the best of all is paper, which
costs very little, and never can be
''cornered" or controlled" by any
syndicate,
The government would receive it
back again for services rendered the
citizens say for postage, and the
obligation it owed, whether evidenced
by It's stamp in gold, silver or paper,
would be redeemed"
The KanssR repeats that intrinsic
value of money is a fraud, is simply
barter, Is pure bsrbarianism."
The government cannot create
yalne, but it can establish relations,
The advocate., 1895-06-05
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
The Athenian Social supper

On last Friday night Jan. 4, az |
the residence of Mr.. j. h. Sears, 20
w. Leigh st. was the scene OF one OF
the finest of the season. At about
O'Clock all bystanders could see Vne
laoies and gentlemen vending tnelr
way to the rooms, where they were
entertained by parlor games. Az a
bout 12O'clock they were ushereo 10
the dining room table, which was
heavily laden with all the delicacies
of the season, which were heartily en-
loved bv all. Among those presen'
wsre:-Mlsses Bette Randolph, Eve
Davis, Estelle Fights, Nellie sears
| Mamie Voten, Drucilla Marks, Car
RE Robinson, Gertrude Voten. Sarai
McCraw, Minnie Dixon, tlorenc'
Dawson, Hattie Mitchell. Ida Allen
| Lena Jasper, Lille Cox, Mamie Col
man. Masters George and Russell
Sears. Messrs. Fred Harris, WiilaI
, / Greene, Urbane Bass, George Taylo
Wilmer Turner, Philip Clarke, Chal
Hooper, Ernest Smith, Dallas Wa
D kins, Charles Thompson, Bever'
d Turner, Abraham WoodsoD, JOB
! Brooks. Sears, Turner and Cpl
= we're Catarers.
Pres. PERCY SEARS,
l. Sec'y JOHN Brown
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
JACKSON WARD BREyITIEs.

Rev. Wells delivered very able and m
struetive sermon last Sunday mornlng
TO a very large audience, at the EOeDe-
Ter Baptist Church.
Rev. Thomas Willis filed the pulpit at
the Moore Street Baptist Church last
Sunday morning.
The funeral of sister Rose Johuson
took place from the above named
church at 3 O'Clock. The services were
conducted BY Rev. r. .. Johnson b d.
assisted by Rev Thomas Willis.
At the First Baptist Church, Rev. j.
81. Holmes filed the pulpit at II a. m.
and delivered a very good discourse;
At 8 o'clock D. m. services We're neiu
under the auspices OF the Christian En-
Notwithstandipg the threatening
, weather at the time Of meeting OF tn
{ sunday School Union last Sunday even
r ing. Jackson Ward in full could be seel
\ vending their way to the Second bap'
q list Church.
. Miss Ida Eo0leston has returned I
III her school at Otterdsle, Chesterfield Co
n Va. after spending the Christmas IN u
% CITY in visiting relatives and trends.
Mr.. A. c. Mabrey, Jr., who was Gale
here last week on the account OF tI
10 sudden death OF his father, returned
Charlottesville last Sunday afternoon.
le We learn that a very popular coup
ir of this section will enter the natrlmoI
al circle next week. We feel glad
y know this and hope them abundant 81
cess.
Many of the ministers OF this secu
we're pounded Christmas. We appre
,ss ate the hospitality shown to them q
ere also the hospitality shown to the pc
rp- and needy 90. $50
He Law business must be little III
m as we see he has.treated himself to
md new overcoat and hat.
He Many grand entertainments have o
off given in this section this season,
tilt the prandest was the soiree given by
rts q. s. c., January 3rd, at the New
EAR Fellows Hall.
a a We learn that q certain young gen
The man of this section invested a week
nav a half of his wages in ring Tor
,ple- best girl. We thought you had De
the sense than that young man. DC
ex- buv love- q.
,osi- The newspaper known as the .
will clone" which was published receE
sion seems to have been caught IN a eye
the and blown away. ~.
will MASNO ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
Church Hin Notes

Mrs. Fleming, the mother OF Mrs-
jamie l.. Smith, departed this lie
Tuesday, night, January 9Th, alter a
orotracted nlness. The remains were
taken to Atlanta, Ga, Tor inter-
ment.
Rev. Evans Payne announced
last Sunday that he would on next
Sunday night, preach q Special Ser
mon which will be of much interest
to the entire congregation.
The people every where are speak
ling in high praise of the noble Ell
, forts Of some OF our generous citi-
, xans In opening a Soup House on
8 Church Hill All who would avail
/, themselves of the opportunity caE
30 TO the residence OF DIR. r +. Tan
. eli. 3Oth and Leigh streets, wher
p DrovisIOn has been made to give t
], every one IN need, on Mondays
y Wednesdays. and Fridays, from i
81 O'Clock q. IN. to 4 p. IN.
- Among the sick on Church III
thIs week are Miss Sallie Coleman
- Miss Pattie Tyler, MIR. Cornelius Il.
\ lie, Mr. Cbes. Sullv, Yrs. Lucy MIL
- and Miss Carrie Evans.
70 Mrs Sardn ray ho II OuO o6can,
ter quite a protracted Illness.
On Wednesday Last, a "sol
~ house, was opened on Church hi
- by DIR. r. f. Tancll, Messrs. And'
20 son Evans and j. H. johnson.
Rev. Evans kPayne, pastor OF
,o % Fourth Baptist Church, highly co
80 mends the movement, and promii
o oot to give support, as also the folio
~ ing named well known gentleme
~ Rev. w. S. Christian. +. A Washtl
~ tim. Charles West, r j. Bass, HeI
Cooke, and Rev. Archer Ferguson
Fulton. The house will be opened
D. the residence of DR.. Tsncil, Both {
+ Leigh Sts., every Monday, WedE
day and Friday, from IL O'Clock
I'LL IN. to 4 p. N. Arrangements VIII
made to give to all who may co
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12

Sunday. January 6, First Baptist
SUNDAY School. Attendance DBL. Col
lection $2.97.
At11:3O a. N, Rev. James H. Holmes
nsstor of the First Baptist Church
preached D verv excellent sermon from
IT Chron. 29:17, "Now they bsgan on
the first day of the month to sanctliy.
At .. m Sunday, the pastor opened
| she week of prayer exercises, taxing lor
his text ? Chron. 6:1S % Many persons
were present and the meeting have been
we'll attended throughout the Week
Rev. John X. Fauntleroy VIII preaca
the closing sermon on sunday az =. ~
me Junior Eadeavor held specia
nraver service, Wednesday at 4:3O p. m
Snecial Efforts are being put forth by TIT
Eodeavorers TO make Eadeavor Day
sunday Feb. 3. one of the grandest eve
held
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
A Letter From the Valley.

RycBMoyp, VA Jan. 8, '95.
In reading your paper | find many
words of encouragement for our peo-
ME. II they would take heed and In
prove their opportunity La look
mo over the valley, and the hills OF
our CITY. 1 cav much and 1t prompt
ed me to write this letter.
There are many people who seem
TO be doing very well Ia business
auch as W. II. Davis and ID. r. Jon +
athan in the tish business; X. ).
Bass in the ehoe', clothing and etc
william Willis, In the wood and
local business; Mrs. II. Drew In the
boarding and lodging business; Mr
Mr.. r. Granderson, Joshua Anthon'
and Edward Roman ia the grocer,
: business, and many others, whom
will write about hereafter.
u VERY many people of the valley
are suff sring from the necessities c
life. on the account of not haviD
any work
riouely III on the 7oh.
: Mrs. Lucy Powell has been col
!, fiaed to her house for nearly thr'
- months
3 The First Church Mission has
fl )urIshIDg Sunday School evel
8 SUNDAY at $50 O'Clock, on Ora
street, and they have some OF {
best Sunday school workers OF :
cfty: such as Mrs. l.. A. Hope VII
IT. al Lightfoot, Misses O. z. Me
O. dith ii. r 1binson aud nliss Lu
e, Rolling. w. I. White, X. j. Bass,
n q. Carter, Wesley Richardson, j.
Ir. Fauntleroy and Nelson Williams,
ID. and others.
les The Cedar street Church has an
Iss enino Sunday school.
lr. There are several small churches
er; the valley-20th Street. Bethleh
of. Baptist aud Cedar Street b apt
To- Churches, but bar-rooms are too
Pr merous to mention.
via Mr.. Editor. ia 1t fact that wa
Iub seeks it's level2 Does whiskey do
SAM? Does immortality do
sc. SAINT? II the water seeks It's le
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
An Inquiry.

I would ike 70 find my brother.
His name Is Alexander Sprattley,
mothers usme. Candace Sprattley
fathers name, Dandridge Sprattley
sister, Minerva Sprattlev, now MI
perva WillIsms. Mother from Prince
George County. Va. Father CANE
from Surry County, Va When las
heard of, he WAS IN Etna, Penn
He used TO belong TO a family o
temples. Any information OF bin
will be gladly received. Address
MINERVA WILLIAMS,
In care OF PLANET Office,
Sac Broad st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
Advice 20 Persons Inskt> In The
GaIiIean Fishermen's RELIEF AS
ISOLATION.


We would advise you not to ad-
,ere to those enemies OF the Compa-
NV who tell you not to pay up your
insurance dues for they have Dor
rowed out all of their stock In the
Compauv and more besides, and are
now tr, Ing to break up the Compa-
nv by telling you not TO pay any
more.
Now, will you please ask them how
much of your money have they IN
their pockets, and do they Intend to
oav It back; Il they say they nave
not borrowed any, then ask tnem II
they are not surety Tor some 'na'
have borrowed and II they say no.
then call at 2l9 w. Broad Street.
These gentlemen that have oeer
advising YOU not to pay any more
have taken their complaints into
lCourt against me and they wer'
beaten. and now they ask you to o.
even more than they could DO, o
what they tried to- do through 90
Court. Ito break up the Association
Now, none of our troubles can -,
aay way.eff ct you assmemoere. "
nave invested $14OO 90 OF the su.
Mus of this Company into proper
ss an indemnity to all Policy hot
era. and In the name OF this comp
nv. and all has been paid tOr
= ebown by our report oil January
y 1895. and also enough cash baian
e to run this company for anoSn
twelve mouths If we do not collie
at a cent; but If any one is deluded
st the advice of these gentlemen and
m not wish to pay any more then IL
cd YOUR fsult, and not ours,
re VIM. MASON, Pres
D., j. B. JOHNSON, Sec'y 4 Manager
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12

The Richmond Charitable UnioD
has decided to purchase the old Rob
Inson Mansion on West Baker St.,
now occupied by DR.. d. L. Harris. as
an Old Folks Home. Very satlstac-
tory and liberal arrangements have
heen made with the owner and the
purchase will be made as soon as the
drama "Won Back" which Is to be
given for the benefit of the home by
local talent Is given, which Will De
Feb. 4th. All persons who are inter-
ested in this undertaking are most
earnestly requested to assist by all
the means IN their power. Share
holders will please be prepared to
nav as much as possible on their
shares on being called on by our
agents. There will be meeting al
YIN. C. A., Thursday evening at {
p. NJ. where all members and friends
of the Union are earnestly requested
to be present. Three prizes will D.
given to the persons selling the high
eat number OF tickets for the drama
1st. prize for the highest humble
over one hundred, load OF coal
2nd prize for the next highest Owe
'I5O. a barrel of -four; 3rd prize to
the highest number over 20, a ham
Persons desiring to sell tickets ca
apply to M. r. Wallace, IA W. Leig
| Sc Let us do all in our power I
help this noble cause.
N. r. WALLACE,
d. WEBSTER DAVIS,
Agents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
New Publication.

We have received a copy OF Specii-
e. Manual. enlarged and revised edi-
ton by F. Humphreys, NJ. u; II
viii no welcomed as a guide to those
who use Humphreys Specifies A
conv will be sent fcee upon address
inc the Humphreys Company, Ne"
York.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
GRAND OPENING RECITAL.

Richmond Musical and Dramatic
Association at True Reformers' Han,
Monday Evening, Jan 81, 1895. Tor
the benefit of the True Reformers
old Folks Home. New Solos. Du-
etts. Trios, Q lartetts and Choruses.
A rare treat. An evening OF pleas
ure:
ARTISTS
Madame Fannie Payne Walker
soprano; Miss s. Alice Kemp. so
prano: Mrs. Georgia Gibbons Price
Contralto; Mr.. John A. Taylor, len
or; Mr.. M. Sidney Mayo, Tenor; Mr.
Conway B. Reide, Baritone; Mr.: ID
Christopher jackson, Basso. MILF
lizzie B. Wills, Elocutionist; Mis-
Bette Anderson, Elocutionlst; Mr
W. A. Mitchell, Dramatic Reader
| Mr.. d. Webster Davis, Reciter; Prol
In. M. N. Bennett, Piano and Mandc
lin: Miss Lena Vaughn Jackson, z
anist and Vlolinist; Miss y lvi
Q. oliver, Pianist Independent Gu
Quartette.
Admission, 20
4 Reserved Seats. 90
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
THE OHIO JUDGE ACTS BOLDLY
WOnld Not ExtradIte the Prisoner
Hampton Released.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Jan. 5.-Judge
Buchwalter today delivered an elao-
crate opinion on the case OF extra
dictiOn of the Rev. A. Fl. Hampton
colored, demanded by Kentucky for
shooting and wounding a Mr.. Dun
ham In Green county. When Hamp-
ton was fret before the court, his
honor refused to deliver him unless
he had assurance from the govern
or of Kentucky, and from the Judge
of the trial court that Hampton
would be protected from mob Vio-
Ilence, and that be would be given q
fair trial. The Judge said no such
assurance had been received. de
found both the indictment and the
reOussition detective, but found
broader grounds for securing the
rights of the prisoner.
The court held that he was lusti
fed in refusing to surrender Hamp
= ton. The presumption that ht
would die without legal process
sent back. had not been rebutted by
proof of any kind. The court citeC
statistics of nineteen ly1ching II
l KENTUCKY WiOuiuT1 SAN'AO CiAAS1e1A1 q
called the fact that one Of the victim
9 had been surrendered by the court
: The court felt the obligation to per
2 form a moral duty In this case whic
o leould not be enforced by mandarin
/ or other proceedings. He was will
y ing to remand the prisoner upo
proper Indictment and requisition {
the governor or other authorities
and il they had provided force {
p protect him from violence and insul
K an impartial trial. This had nc
ot been done and the court felt bonn
= TO discharge the prisoner.
=. So mf IN interest was taken In Il
LET case THAI other judges LETT the
ty benches to listen to the delivery
ne the decision.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
rcsTfMONIALs.

TEkIlMONAALo~
DIR. I,ewis-Dear Sir: hrve been using
the Great African Wonder for some time:
| cannot say how long time; II stopped
NV hair from telling out when 1 Oegau
70 use this Wonder and 1t has since
grown four inches longer.
Respectfully:
Henrietta Birb, 254 Linden Square.
DIR. Lewis-Dsar Sir: took one OF the
small bottles of the Great African Won
der sometime ago. found that It stop
oed my hair from falling out, ano the
Growth is good in length aud mucn
Thicker. Mrs. NJ. Pickens, 1887 Jackson
street.
| Dear Sir.-I have been bothered wltn
the letter for six years. tried every
thing heard of, and nothing did an.
GOOD but the Great African WonoeF,
have been using it about one month AM
lit has cured my head, and was IN oa'
condition.
Yours truly,
Mrs. Farmas Dining,
Franklin Ky.
Nv hair was in bad condition, to
short to wrap or pIait l have been usln
the Great African Wonder for 3 months
II is now five inches. Your respectiusi,
Mrs. Bette Hooper, Cor. 10Th and Jel
fsrson SITS, Louisville, Ky.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12

31OH west Broad street. Before pur
ch sing your School books. Music books
SUNDAY school supplies, Pianos, Organs
Papers. Novels, Stationary, ETC. We IN
vite our many friends and the pubic
generally to cell on US at the above nam
ed plare and examine our stock.
We will always have on hand a nrst
class supply of every thing IN our line q,
nrices to suit all. We will pay special
attention TO country orders and 1ii tD'
same promptly without delay: Teachers
will do we'll TO write to as Tor BOOKS etc
Send us your name and address lot ca1a
logues. Remember the place, o1V7s Yves
| Rroad st. Richmond News Company.
W. G. CARTER & r. L. Brown,
ProprietOrs.
ew G car.e-formerly at 222 e. Broad st cal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
Up With the Foremost.
raeIena, Ark, Progress ]

The Richmond PLANET has dou0-
led Itself. The holiday number con
tanning eight, instead Of four pages
IL contains sketches of the lives OF
many eminent Negroes, and articles
from the pens of others. Brother
Mitchell is fully up with the fore
most. and is fully determined to
keep fully up with the times Long
live the PLANET.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
Did.,. Publish 1t.
Indian Territory Lee Weekly SUM-

Indian Territory Lee Weekly Sun
Not long since a prominent ousl-
ness man of Muskogee was held up
bv a lone highway man Tor the pn' :
pose of robbery, but being roo quick
for the robber, the man, bsvii = bis
hand do ON his pistol; fired thu ough his
coat pocket klling the would-oe rob
Der Instantly, and went and report
ed what he had done to Negro
thief But however upon immediate
investigation they we're horlitisd Oh
seeing that the supposed "D'ggeel
sbIsf7 was prominent white ca.'l'
man of that city who had blacket
himself TO commit the deed. This y
the way many innocent Negroes or
accused and brutality lynched 10
daetardly crimes committed b,
Write wretcbes. Wonder why dion
the PI enx and the other white pa
pers publish this matter
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
Information Wanted.

Want to know the whereabouts o
nv sister, Mrs. Sarah Fowlkss and
Martha Tissles. They have botf
lived ia Richmond for about il
wears. Information concerning then
win be gladly received by theil
brother,
JOSEPH CHEATBAM.
1927 N. och st.
Patronize Our Advertisers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
AUCTION SALE.
Richmond, Va, Jan. 26th, 1895.
B,F. Turner ID GOnpaRg,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
S12 e. Broad st.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
VALUABLE FARM
By virtue of Deed OF Trust executed
to me Sept. 80, 1898, OF record IN
Clerks Office OF Henrico County Court,
D. r. l45, b page 164-default having
been made in the payment OF note
therein secured anc being required to DO
so by the holder of said note, Will sell
at Public Auction in the Front OF Henri.
co County Court, on January 20, 1890
at ID O'Clock NJ, the tract OF land lying
in the County of Henrico, east OF the
Osborne Road, about AZ miles South O
the City OF Richmond, containing nine
20 22-lO0) and twenty-five one hun
dredths Acres, together with fram
dwelling.
TERMS:-Enough Cash to pay tn
cost OF sale; any taxes due or unpaid
and to pay a note OF sos, 90 with inter
est due October 3, 1894, balance o
terms to be announced at Sale.
J.. H. BRAXTON, Trustee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-COllege
(14th) street, between Broad and
Marshall. Sunday $50 g..
m preaching-summer months ex-
cepted-11:30 q. M, $50 and 8 p.
10. Communion the second Sunday
IN each month; busiuess-meetings,
rrst and third Monday nights IN
zach month; .prayer-meetiDg, every
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock;
choir practice every Friday evening
at 8 O'Clock. Christian EndeavOI
meeting, Tuesday, at $50 p. m.
and Wednesday at 5:30p m
J. 81. HOLMES, B. P. Wand ERvALI
Pastor: Clerk
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
Little Anna Gertrude Chambers.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter G. Chambers was made glad on
the 18th of December with a nne
daughter. Baby and mother are
doing well,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
Excellent Attendance.

Fitch Grammar Grade, Boxer
School, Miss u. L. Chiles, Teacher
has had 100 per cent and none tar
DIV for the term up to Christmas holi-
days-14 weeks.