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DANVILLE LETTER.
Rev. Barksdale breaches TO True Re-
f0rmers-PrOf Grasty 10 Speak
Rev. Hunter in a New Field
Other Items.

DANvILIE, VA. May 2S, 95.-By spe-
cial arrangements with MIR. p. II.
Scott chief of the True Reformers of
this section. Rev. J. l.. Barksdale
preached a sound aud practical sermon
to the order last Sunday night. In the
course of his address the speaker took
occasion to remark that while he rec
ognized Rev. w. w. Browne as great
leader, yet there were certain things
said and done by Browne which he
could not indOrse. Rev. Barksdale
commended the order for the good
work done and predicted it would
eventually revolutiOnize the whole
system of beneficial orders now in ex-
istence. He deplored the Late un-
pleasantness between Rev. Brown and
Editor Mitchell saying that in such
disagreements among leaders always
prove detrimental to the people. 1t
was expected that Rev. would have
sided with either Brown or Mitchell
but unlike Rev p. i. Morris, he kept
in the middle of the road.
Our schools will hold their COM
mencement exercises next week at the
Sam Jones Tabernacle.
Prof. w. K. Grasty goes to Lynch
burg Thursday the Both to deliver an
address at the Industrial College.
Danville is indeed honored TO have
such a worthy and distinguished gen
tleman in our midst as Rev. w. II.
Hunter, ID. ID. who was appointed pas
tor of Lynn st. A. NJ. ,E. church re-
Gently. During the few weeks he has
been here the church in all depart
ments has assured a different shape
and prosperity seem to be the outlook.
Dr. Hunter left the city Friday last en-
route to Kittrel n. @. Institute where
he preached the Baccalaureate sermon
| to the graduating class. He will also
remain to the Commencement exercis-
es this week. Mr.. j. G.. Banister, our
yonng divine filed the Doctors pulpit
last Sunday and delivered the gospel
| message with force and earnestness.
Miss S. j. Lawson who has been con-
| fined to her he'd several weeks is out
again much TO the pleasure and happi-
ness of her friends.
The Young Ladies Social Club for
merly known as the Mistletoe has re-
organized under the name of Bell
/ Flower and has for its officers, Misses
S. J. Lawson President; NJ. = C-aves
Vice President. g. B. Banister Sect'y
Hiss Iatilda Taylor of Lynchburg
is in the city, the guest of Mrs. Maria
Taylor in Valley St.
Miss Mary E. Walking will leave the
city Wednesday the 29th to attend th'
Commencement exercises of the A. 4
NJ. College Greensboro n. @. She vii
} also visit other points in that state be
1 fore she returns.
el Rev. Il. IL. Garland D. D. of Denni
son, Tex, Is expected IN this city mex
| week to visit relatives and friends.
;, The Queen of May that was give
T Nay 13, by special request was repea;
t ed last night at Ridge st. Hall an
# was a decided success, the proceed
of which was for the benefit of til
= New Calvary church cor. Holbroo
and Chestnut sts. Mesdames L. \
and ]. Nj. Clark we're the managers.
Remember l.. w. Holbrook's barb'
shop lis Uuion st. is the headquarte
for the PLANET. w. w. MAINS.
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Brilliant Marriage.

A large number of friends and visi-
tors met at the First Antioch Baptist
Church on Wednesday, 22nd inst at
8 O'Clock D m, to witness the mar
riage of Miss Phyllis Funn to Mr.. Aus
tin Willis The ushers were Mr. Pc
ter Funn accompanied the groom pre-
ceded by the bride with Mr.. Thomas
Stovail as best man. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jordan Funn
and we'll known teacher in Powha-
tan Co. Presents were numerous and
costly. After many congratulations
the happy couple left for the groom $
residence. where we wish them a long
and prosperous life. Rev. 7. p. Har-
ris otficiated.
SrALLINGs- s-SEARs-The marriage of
Miss Minnie G. Sears to Mr.. J. Caleb
Stallings will take place at EbeneZer
BAPTIST Church, Wednesday Evening,
June 3, 1895 at 8 O'Clock. Friends are
invited. No cards.
WIMBUsH-ALLEN-Th marriage o.
Miss Julia A. f.. Allen to Rev. III
Wimbush took place Wednesday, May
18th, No 2229 Poplar street, at 8 p.
Rev. Gordon officiating The bride re
ceived many handsome and usefu
| presents. The guests after quiet re
ception left at an early hour.
| Es-JoHNsoN-The marriage o
Miss Fannie b. Johnson to Mr.. JOrdal
A. Jones will take place at the resi-
| dence of the brides parents SOB 5
Belvidere st. Thursday morning a
S:l5 a. m The couple will spend shor
stay in Norfolk, Hampton and Ports
] mOuthVisiting friends Reception q
their residence 821 st James st Sunda
afternoon. Friends are invited
No Cards.
Es-CURTIs-The marriage {
Miss Mary +. Curtis to Mr.. Robel
Holmes took place Tuesday nigl
May %, at the residence of her brotl
er G. w. Curtis 515 w. Baker st. r
ception at her residence 8 W. FEEDER
st Sunday from 8 to 8 p. m Frien'
: | are invited.
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Y. M.C.A.
Wednesday. May D

Wednesday, May D, 80.
There are many of our young men in
the city who have no home, save a
boarding-hOuse. Each of these young
men must spend his evenings some
where, and what door is opened to
him free2 The bar-roOms are all open,
and he is invited to enter and make
himself at home. The churches are
open to him on Sunday, but what shall
he do the rest of the week.
The Y. NJ @. A. is the answer to the
question. 1t is the only organization
looking daily after them, making them
as welcome as the saloons; interesting
and instructing them; offering them
pleasant and rational amusements !;
opening training classes by which they
may prepare themselves for higher
walks in life. Our Association is do
ing this work with great earnestness
and success. They are saving hun
dreds of young men and training them
for efficient work in the Office and the
church.
Personally, I desire to testify that
| during my stay in Richmond, I have
always found the Association very help
full to me in my efforts with young
men. They have received training
| there which has made them more eff
I
| What the Association needs is a gener-
al cooperation throughout our city.
The work speaks for itself. Do you
| favor it2 A CITIZEN.
Rev Fax gave the boys a very prac-
tical address. His thoughts were very
pointed, and the boys gave careful at
tention.
A meeting long to be remembered
| by the men was held at our rooms last
Sunday. Our rooms and hallway ware
| crowded. The music by Mr.. J. Stew
ard Hopkins was excellent and touch
ed each heart. Our President, Mr.. r
T. Hill, who is thoroughly interested
in the welfare of our young men intro
dued the General Secretary Mr.. Geo
f. Tibbitts who gave the men yer,
instructive address Mr.. Smithdea
also spoke.
At the close of the meeting the mel
( took our brother, Mr.. Tibbitts, b.
= the hand and bid him adieu, as tina
was the last time he would have th
+, pleasure of speaking to them. He will
leave our city in a few days
This we regret, for he has Away
!; manifested an interest in our AssOcia
!, ton. All we can say is God be with u
till we meet again.
Our work in the city Jail is not fruit
8 less. On last Sunday Rev. Wells bar
tized a young man who was led {
h Christ through the work of the Y. N
G. A. in the city jail
The concert at the Presbyteris
Church, May l3, by the Kings Daugl
1t ters was "a grand effort. The cOmmi
ct tee deserves much credit. We thar
le all for their assistance. We are plai
ming to repeat it.
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PRICE, 5 CENTS
KEEP AWAY.


PoCAnoNTAs, Va, May %, 1895.
Editor OF PLANET,
Dear Sir:-We wish to inform you
that there are labor agents in the field
trying to induce honest fellow labor
ers tc come to POcahontas and West
Virginia to work. We wish to in
form the brethren that they had bet
ter stay home where they can make
fair living. We are in a struggle for
meat and bread and If we are not black
legged by our fellow men we may win.
We can't hardly live with what we
were working for. And we know that
we are experienced coal miners then
we know new men cannot do as good
as we did. We ask you to commune
cate this to your fellow craftmen and
publish this in your paper. Tell them
not to come here they cannot make a
fair living and don't be misled by fan
cy stories of promises of big wages,
Yours and oblige,
A. 3. SMOOTH,
Dist. sec'y, No. 25 of y. NJ. W. of A.
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Marriages.
PRESIDENT HAYES WEEDS.
A Brilliant NarrIage-ShOwered with
COngrai uiatiCns-

Richmond society has been stirred
from centre to circumference. kumors,
vague and indefinite have been circu-
lated that a certain brilliant gentle
man. in fact, one of the ablest young
men in the state would lead TO the al
tar n graduate of the HartshOrn Me-
mortal College, and a resident of Har-
Va. The announcement
through the columns OF the PLANET set
at rest all uncertainty and it was
known that on the morning of the 9th
Gregory W. Hayes, president OF Nir-
ginia Seminary at Lynchburg, and a
resident OF this city would unite IN
wedlock with Miss Mary nj. Rice.
The marriage was to take place at s
A. NJ, and promptly at that hour, Rev.
j. + Jones, ID. D., was proceeding with
the ceremony, assisted by Rev. Il. ID.
Lewis, b. D., Rev. c. II. Corey, ID. ID +,
Rev. James II. Holmes.
The bridal party entered in the fol-
lowing order: Mrs. Lucy Jones, Misses
Florence and Lucy Jones, Miss 1outha
Black. Mrs. Rosa X. Jones, ID. Webster
Davis and Miss Fletcher A. Leigh. Mr..
VIM. Miller brought in the marriage
license. Then entered Messrs. Vim.
A. Mitchell and DIR A. w. q Farrar
Miss Egbert Leigh and the groom. Mr.,
Willie Rice and the bride. After the
ceremony 10y Rev. DIR. Jones, prayer
was offered by Rev Il. ID. Lewis, Il. ID
The happy couple were the recipi-
ents OF congratulations from every
quarter and had TO remain in the
church a few moments TO receive
them
The bridal party repaired to tn,
handsome residence of Rev. j. II
| Jones, ID. D., and wife, where magnl
| ficent wedding breakfast was served
| The presents were numerous, costl
and showed the esteem in which tn
/ contracting parties are held in tn
state. They left on the 1880 train, {
and o., for Lynchburg, from there
| they will go to HarrisOnburg an
thence TO Saratoga, y. Y.
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Personals & Briefs.

Mrs s. w. Sutton who has been so
i'll is rapidly improving.
Miss Elizabeth Fears, a graduate |
OF the Hartshorn Memorial College |
left the city for her home to-day.
The Queen of May which took
place at the 10Th Street Bapt. Church,
Monday, May 10Th, was brilliant sue
cess.
Boys make your engagements
for the Fifth Street Baptist Church,
Monday night, June 3rd.
Mrs. Mary K. Harris of Brook
lyn, called to see us. She was called
TO the city on account of the death of
her father. John J. Harris, and will
remain a month.
Information concerning Charlie
Daniel and Alice White of Danvillelis
desired by their mother, at 547 Gay st.
Danville, Va.
Tile ''Virginia Baptist" is now
seven column journal. 1t gives evil
dence of prosperity and taken all-in
all is most creditable denominational
paper.
We have received ''The Baptist
| Teacher" for June. 1t is an excellent
publication. American Baptist Publi-
cation Society, 1920 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia. Fa
Mrs. NJ Taylor of Cumberland
| Co, Va, called on US. She left for
home Wednesday.
Miss Mary A. Towns of No. s w.
Main who has been sick is GONZALES
cent. Miss Towns was the recipient OF
many handsome floral present while
confined to her room.
We return thanks for the invita-
| ton received to attend the Commence.
ment Exercises of Wayland Seminary
. Washington, ID. c., Wednesday, MaN
29th, 1895 at o'clock at Vermont Ave
nue. Baptist Church.
Mrs. Royal Threats left the cit,
( | Wednesday morning for New York ant
! / Milfort, Conn, to spend the summer
: ! Her many friends wish her great sue
cess.
t Miss Rebecca, daughter of Nj
t J c. Farley is ON the road to cOmplet
= recovery under the skillful treatmeh
t of DIR X. K. Jones.
, Alderman John Mitchell, Jr. az
peared before the Richmond Cit
School Board last Monday evening an
If | requested the establishment of nigf
t schools for colored pupils On motto
It of Major J. H. Capers. the matter Wa
l. referred to the committee on teacher
. and schools for a report at the nel
al meeting of the Board. 1t is desire
Is to have them open during next session
Mr.. William Still, author of "Tl
- Underground Railroad" and who HI
resided in Philadelphia for well-nil
half a century called on us in comp
nv with Rev. R. Spiller of Hampto
k Mr.. Still is a pleasing conversations
f. ist. Be is in perfect health.
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HartshOrn Commencement.

The graduation exercises of Harts-
horn Memorial College took place
Wednesday, May 22nd, in the College
Chapel, at 8 p. m.
The exercises were excellent and the
able president, Rev. l.. B. Tefft, ID. ID.
and his corp Of instructors may feel
satisfied over the result of their ef-
forts during the past year.
The following admirable essays were
Africa, Miss Cora Priscilla Brown,
Charlottesville; Wearing out and Rust
ing out, Miss Susan Jane Burrill,
BOwlesville: Educated Parents, Miss
Pocahontas Elvira Carr, Charlottes-
Vile; Things that can not be Recalled,
Miss Mary Susan Dabney, Richmond !;
Great Men not made by circumstances,
Miss Addie Senetta Daggett, Rich
mend Works in which Women are
needed, Miss Mary Susan Virginia
Gordon, Richmond Dress is not the
Man; Miss ElnOra COrnelia Harris,
BelPs Cross Roads; A ResOlute Soul.
Miss Azelia Ann Johnson, Plainfield.
n. J. In the Now lies the Then, Miss
| Virginia Elizabeth Lee, Suffolk; The
/ Young Man for whom the World
waits, Miss Lottie Dulcinia Lewis
Charlottesville The Ideal Teacher
Miss Lille Mabel Porter, GordOnsville
| Whitewash Morally Considered, Mis-
| Annie Virginia Taylor, Richmond.
Industrial Training, Miss Mary Ell,
Webster, Haverhill, Mass Sweet a.
| First Bitter at Last, Miss Tossie Per
melia Frances Whiting, Richmond.
The graduates including Miss ROs,
Belle Elliot of Richmond, and Mis-
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Anniversary.

Stone Ezel, No l, A. 0 K.of Jerusa-
lem will have a grand parade, headed
by the First Battalion Band Monday
June 3rd being its Anniversary. All
christian Knights in financial standing
will assemble at O'Clock z. NJ, at
Browns Hall.
Line Of march; From hall up Broad
to College St. to Marshall, down New
St., to the Ladies Club, from thence to
Marshall to 3rd, to Baker to Brook
Ave, to Broad to 18th to Main to Full
ton, Mt. Calvary Bapt- Church. Rev.
Archer Ferguson, pastor of said church
and Priest of said Order.
Rev. Archer Ferguson, W p. ; Tasby
Dudley. W. c.; Archer Page, 2nd Q.
Lewis Cooper, 3rd c.; J. J Brown
State Deputy.
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Services, Sunday, June 2nd. Preach
ing at IL A. M, special sermon to
young men; theme, "The Prodigal
Son." Text, St. Lute 1918. All
young men are invited ESPECIALLY the
uncOnverted ones.
At 3:8O P NJ. Love Feast" All
christians who enjoy good cold fash
ioned'' Methodist love feast are invit-
ed. Sinners too, of course, are vel
come.
t8:15 Sacrament Service. Preach
ing. theme, "The Great Mediator. "
Text, St. Matt. 28:1S. Special music
for the forenoon services and baptism
# infants. Baptism of adults at night
service. Every christian present viii
be given sacrament if they will only
come to the altar.
REV. W. r. GULLNs Pastor.
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WHEREAS it has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst by
the hand of death our beloved sister
Mary l.. Carter, and
WHEREAS we deeply feel our loss
which is her eternal gain, and
WHEREAS she was a faithful member
of the Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of the First Baptist
Church, therefore be it
Resolved that we bow in humble
submission to the viii of God, recOg-
nizing that all things work together
for good TO them that love the Lord.
Resolved 2nd, That copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon the min
utes of this society and be sent to the
family of our deceased sister. and that
copy be sent to the Virginia Baptist
and Richmond PLANET for publication.
Mrs G.. w. LEWIS,
JULIA A. BRAxToN,
q z. A MEREDITH
Committee
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-01

The regular monthly meeting of the
Sunday school Union will convene with
the Moore St Baptist Sunday School
Sunday, June / at 3 80 p. M. Special
programme will be rendered. Music
led by the chorister, Mr.. Thomas M.
Crump. Select music by the Moore
st s S. Choir. A large crowd is ex-
pected. Church Hill and Fulton have
decided TO be represented by large
delegation; ShockOe Hill will be on
hand Come, and bring donation foI
missionary work.
w. A. MITCHELL, President,
w. A. KYLEs, Cor Secretary.
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Fifteenth Anniversary.

The Fifteenth Anniversary of the
pastOrate of Rev. Evans Payne viii be
celebrated by appropriate services and
exercises in the following order, Sun
day, June 2nd:
Ii 80 a. M, Prof. J. E. Jones, d. D. /;
3 80 p. m, the-pastOr.
8p. m, Rev. u. ID. Lewis.
Monday night, June 3rd
Revs. Daniel James, 7. II. Briggs, A.
Ferguson, r. O Johnson, B. ID. w. II.
White, r. H. Johnson, j. T. Turner.
Tuesday night, June 4th
Revs J. II. Holmes 4. d. Lewis, B.
D.; E. Jones, D. d. w. +. Graham
=. T. Russell, w. d. Loving. J. p
Clarke; A. Binga, Jr., d. ID. II. r
Williams, George r. Johnson A. b
Smith, r Wells and ]. G. Braxton.
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was born. The baby was all bruised
up on its little arm, little leg, little
head. The cap of the head was mash
ed back. Never had any trouble with
Mr.. Melton and he knows it. 1 used
to wash and. cook for him. They used
to come to my house and 1 used to go
over there.
When he kicked me l was over there
in their yard. When he kicked me
was on the edge of the yard, getting
ready to come away, while she was
quarreling with me"
TIE MAGIsTRATE' : UNsATlsFACTORY Ex-
PLANATiON.
Mr.. Darricott, the magistrate said
he did not issue the warrant because
he didn't know what kind of warrant
to give. His main reason was he
wanted the doctor to see her. She
didn't seem to be suffering particular
ly. CT examined her leg, There was
slight abrasion there and on her head. "
He said he could readily tell she was
" en- ciente"
DIR. Stateham said he examined Han
nah Green. She had an abrasion on
the knee, large bruise under the chin
two cuts on the forehead, one of which
was slight.
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desire to find my relatives. His
name is Edmond Rolling. One of my
brothers. name is Andrew Rolling and
the other Ed. Rolling. ] have not
heard from them for seven or eight
years. They were then together in
the state of Massachusetts. My name
was Hettie Rolling.
Any information will be thankfully
received.
MRS. HATTIE A. TAYLOR,
Fishersville, Va.
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Elizabeth Lucy Fears Of Green Bay,
were awarded their diplomas.
President Tefft's Prize-gold medal,
Miss TOssie Whiting; silver medal,
Miss Lottie Lewis-graduating essays
in Normal course.
Mrs. Rosa X Jones' Prize, gold med
al, Miss Sadie Stewart-excelience in
instrumental music.
DR.. $ H. Dismond's Prize-gold med
al, Miss Virginia Lee,-excellence in
physiology and hygiene.
Mr.. J J. English. Jr. Prize, An
drew's History, U. S., Miss Virginia
Lee,-excellence in pedagogics.
Music was furnished by the Harts-
horn chorus.
Thus ended one of the most success
ful sessions in the history of the insti-
tuition.
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RIcHMoND, Va, May y, 1895
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the AL
mighty to remove from US our beloved
sister LOucinda Woody from the
scenes of her probation to the enjoy
ment of her reward and
WHEREAS, We wish to give express
siOns of our appreciation of her faith
fulness as a christian and a member
of the Loving Daughters Oh Bs thlehem
for % years.
She was a peaceful, loving and use
vi member, and bore her illness " ith
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Straw berry Festival.

There viii be a Strawberry Festival
given 10y the Charitable Union for the
benefit of the Old Folks Home and Y
NJ. Q. A, Monday and Tuesday nights
June 3rd and 4th at the Y. M. g A
Doors open at 1880 o'clock. Admis-
sion cents.
Mrs. FANNIE MURRAY,
MISS ID. Wilson,
MISS SUSAN v ILLIAMs.
MRS. EMMA JIWMAsoN,
Committee.
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JACKSON-Bro Matthew T. Jack
son died May 10, 1895 at 9 O'Clock, af-
ter brief illness Of five weeks. He
was mild and pleasant in mis- ways, and
was beloved by all who knew him He
was a member of the First Baptist
Church for 10 years. AS he lived. so he
died. He left wife, one son, one
daughter and host of friends to mourn
their loss; but our loss is bis eternal
gain.
His wife,
MINNIE JACKSON.
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regard her as reliable, in fact would
hardly believe her on oath.
The court took a recess until 1880
p. m, when argument was begun with
the result before stated.
Mrs Hannah Green hovered be-
tween life and death for weeks and it is
almost a miracle that she lived through
it. Thirty Gays in Jail and five dollars
fine is the verdict. Read the testi-
mony and repeat to yourself again and
again the decision of the jury.
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NOTICE..

This is to certify that Br. w. F..
Chaffin, Jr of Danville, Va is our au-
thorized Agent for Danville and vicin-
ity Those desiring a benefit in case
of sickness, accident or death are re-
quested to give him their application.
Respectfully,
Richmond Beneficial and Insurance
Company
REV. W. F GRAHAM, Pres.
JoHN T. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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LEIGH ST. NJ E. CHURCH.
Communion Sunday.

A. NJ, Sunday School; IL A. NJ,
preaching by Rev. r. p. Dorsey of
Washington, D. c.; p NJ the pastor
will preach a special sermon to the
classes 8 p NJ preaching
VIII Fax.
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Delightfnl Summer Homes aud Re-
sorts on the Southern Railway.

The passenger department of the
Southern Railway has just issued a
large folder especially for the informa-
tio6 of those who are seeking desirable
homes and resorts for the present sum-
rner. 1t is gotten up in the best style
of the printers art and contains a
complete description of the most de-
sirable locations for summering, and is
copiously and beautifully illustrated
with scenery, hotels and homes along
its main branch lines.
IT not only fully describes the seem
erv along the entire Southern Railway
system, but gives the names. locations
and terms of good boarding houses,
hotels and country homes, from SO per
week to So per day.
Copies can be had upon application
To the principal Offices of the company
or by sending a two cent stamp to Mr.
VIM A. Turk, General Passenger
Agent, Washington, ID. G..
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a christians fortitude for three
months. Therefore be it
Resolved That while we humbly
bow to the will of our Father. We sim
cerely mourn our loss of sympathiz-
ing unfiinching co-laborer whose Joy it
was to help those who were in distress.
MARIA EVANS, Pres.
JAMES Il. TERRELL, Sec'y.
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BABES HEAD CRUSHED.

He saw the babe The right side of
its head was crushed. The skin had
pealed of it's back He thought it was
born dead as he did not think the skin
would have pealed of so quickly under
any other condition.
The woman's peritoneum was in
famed and the entire stOmache was in
a like condition. Her condition at
that time was very serious. He had
never seen her since. He told Mr.
Saunders she needed medical qtten-
ton.
DR. Croxton, the county physician
said he did not believe she could have
walked four miles. He did not mean
to say he could not tell that child
was born dead without the examina-
tion of the lungs.