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HERMANN
The Great Healer.
In Seattle, at Hotel Batter.
for ID Days Only.

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THIRD ATEgCz TEEATEa.
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Collars

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-11-07

A night school will be opened in the
West-End not far from the 9th Bap-
fist Church on Thursday night, Oct.
LIST by experienced teachers. 1t will be
on the order of those in the larger cit
les. You can be taught for soc per
month in advance; reading. spelling,
arithmetic, geography, grammar, his
tory and penmanship.
Another course of type-writing,
shorthand. instrumental and vocal
music, fancy work and advanced stud
les for which it will cost you 81 90 per
month up. It is a grand opportunity
for those persons who want to learn
and cannot reach the day schools on
account OF work aud other things.
We have among our people two
many young people, unable to COM
pete with the business men of other
races. Our voters have to depend on
others to scratch our ballot. This
should not be. These young men are
going to assist you to read and write
for yourself. VIII you show your
appreciation by assisting themi
14I5 West Beverly Steet,
w. G Carter and A. 7. Wright,
If and Others. Teachers.
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IN NEW JERSEY.
Republicans Garry the state ~ -
iOrltY Of $1,000.

Republicans Garry the state ~ -
jOrity of $1,000.
TRENTON, Nov. A-Rep0rts received
from all parts of New Jersey indicate that
the state has gone Republican by ~, ECO
on president Several Of the Republican
candidates for congress appear 20 b
elected The stats Legislature VIII preb-
ably stand: Observation-Disclosures -
OF 40; Democrats, 10 or 70. Ssnats-Rs-
publicans, 18; Democrats, &
The election made ne change in the
political complexion of the New Jersey
state senate. The senate In 1897 will
stand 1s Republicans, 3 Democrats This
Is the same - last year. Seven Rspubli-
cans retired and either suosesded thsm-
selves or were Rucceeded By Republicans
One Democrat retired and . Democrat
was elected In his place
There will b six new faces In the housA
Herbert A johnson, rep, Of Camden, was
elected TO succeed Maurics A Roger
solomon Il. Stanger, rep, Of Gloucester,
In place of Daniel q. Packer. @. Asa Fran
els, rep, was elected from Monmouth 90
succeed James A Bradley. Charles A.
Reid was elected from Somerset to sue.
coed Lewis A Thompson, and Inaao Bar
Der, dem, was elected from Warren
county to succeed Christopher y. Staatss
Forster NJ voorhees,. rep, Of Union, and
George w. Ketcham, rep, of Essex. were
elected to succeed themselves
Revised estimates, based on the returns
already in, give Mckinley New Jersey By
$500 Bryan carries three counties, Erd-
son by $500, Hunterdon by 500, Warren
by 1000. The total, $3.50. McKinley's
plurality in the other Is counties IL esti-
mated as follows: Atlantic, 1900: Bergen,
5000; Burlington, 1850; Camden, 6,b00;
Cape May, 900; Cumberland, $500; Essex,
$4,000; Gloucester, 1,60o; Mercer, 5000;
Middlessx, 1.60O; Monmouth, 1000; Nor
rts, 1000; Ocean, 800; Passaie, $500;
salem, 600; Somerset, l,oco; Sussex, 500:
Union, 400.
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FROM BLUEFlELD.

BLUEFIELD. W. Va. Nov 3. 'q6.
The colored Republican Clubs OF this
city closed Knight Monday with one
OF the largest gatherings ever known
in thehistOry OF the par " at this place.
Mr. Jacob Simpson presided over the
meeting. The following gentlemen
address, q the great mass OF people.
Hon. +. L. Gaines. DIR. G II. Lane,
Rev. G. +. NctShee and W. K. Patter-
san. The speakers spoke ably and en-
lhusiastica'ly. The ladies even graced
the occasion with their pappearance in
a large number. The colored city
band rendered some excellent and VAL
liable music for the occasion Vt was
under the careful management Of a
gentleman who is fully capable and
competent to instruct any band any
where i'm this country and that was
i'm the person OF none other but Profess
sor j. ID Cooser of Manchester ounty,
Is c.
Rev. r. C. Fox filed his pulpit all
day Sunday at his church, preaching
good sermons Immediately after ii
O'Clock services there were about "a
candidates that went dow in the wa
ter and put on Christ by baptism.
Co onel John :. Lewis now residing
in the town of Goodwill, Yves. Virgin
Ia visiTed the city on Sunday.
I'VE will visit Pocahontas on the 22nd
Of this month in the interest OF the
PLANET. \ y friends be ready for us.
we want more new subscribers in this
section, for this great organ of our
race and must have them. We would
to God there were 5000 PLANETS in cir
culation in this section. Mckinley is
elected and we will have them.
w. r. P.
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SATURDAY, NOV. I, 1896.
On the Death of a Little Girl.
lBHO. NJ. Steward. J


A bud so gentle, tender, fair, had just
commenced to bloom.
Had seen five summers brightness
shine. had seen FIVE winters gloom,
Twas planted by that gardener, who
for His flowers care,
Who waters the m and gives TO them
refreshing dues to share.
1t fiourished for little while beneath
His watchful eye,
Surveying, He saw it better fit to
bloom above the sky:
he sent band of angels, and thus He
charged them all.
"Go bring me up my flower plant to
deck my brightest hall.
Sketched upon its little couch the lit
tie jewel lay,
Listening to angelic strains, when
thus we heard her say,
81 want to sing that charming song
we've sung So oft together,
Once more IL tn cold, dark world
III sing TO cheer dear mother"
81 want to be an angel" ey, that was
the 5. ng she sang,
She sang it we'll and sweetly too as
she should sing ere long
choir band above,
Where every gentle zephyr whispers
all is purest love
She sang her last sweet lay on earth
the blest escort had come
To bear this priceless beryl to It's
everlasting home,
And now in streets OF purest gold
through gates of dazzling pearl,
Roams that dear child who sang sc
sweet while passing from thi:
world.
With angels, her companions now
whose every word is mild,
Content hey ond description far il
th..t thrice happy child.
May every one her initiate, her blessed
portion share,
And live with her where all are free
from every grief and care.
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EnE vERDIcr on MARrLANp.


Mckinley Lads in the Vote by q Mater
lay of $4,000.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4-The Democrats Of
Maryland, under the leadership OF Senator
German, have again tested the bitterness
OF q defeat so crushing as to Dc almost
disheartening. The almost phenomenal
majority of ~, 700 for Lowndes . year agc
has been duplicated. and, perhaps, ex-
ceeded, as with fun returns from two
thirds of the state and half Of .he city the
indications are that Mckinley leads
Bryan by SO,O0o 5000 OF which has been
contributed by Baltimore city, herstofors
q Gibraltar OF Democracy.
Five Republican congressman have
surely been elected, the only doubtful dis
tricts at this writing being the First In
which Joshua w. Miles, Democratic, may
be reelected Mar. Miles, although run
ming on = silver platform, has always fav
ored the gold standard, and many think be
may be relied upon to vote that way IL re-
turned to congress. There was no stats
ticket in the field, and q detailed vote, In
case like this, would appear superhuoun.
In the city an almost unanimously Re
publican council has been chosen, includ-
ing all the members OF the combine
which opposed Mayor Hooper, save the
two Democrats who acted with them Ths
latter have been showed under In wards
heretofors doomed irrevocably Demo
cratic.
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First Anniversary Of the O. H. U. No. 1.

A large crowd assembled at the 9th
Street Baptist Church Sunday, Novem-
Der LIST at $3.50 p. m. to listen to the
first anniversary sermon to the Chris
tian Helpers Union by Rev. w. +.
Graham.
After the intl oduction exercises. the
Reverend arose and announced as his
subject. THE Lord our helper" taken
from Heb. 13: - g: HE hath said, 1
will never leave thee; nor forsake
thee; so that we may bodily say the
Lord is my helper and viii not fear
what any man can do unto me-" All
things being consid red this was a
very appropriate subject, and the Rev.
arend handled it with his usual ease
and grace.
WHAT THEY HAVE ACCOMPLISHED.
He pictured the little band starting
out one year ago under the most try
ing yet favorable circumstances with
twenty odd members, while to-day.
they have q full standing membership
of I46 with eight more knocking for
He said, From the beginning God
saw that their intentions and motives
were good, therefore. His blessings
were not with held from them" They
gathered in the first year 1881 80, paid
to sick members $254.5O, for rent and
other expenses $52.O5 and have IN
bank 1914 95, besides what is in the
hands of the treasurer for the sick. So
to-day, they can rejoice and say:
Through many dangers, trials and
fears,
We have already come,
IT'S right has brought us long this far,
And right will lead US on"
THEIR WORK.
It is benevolent organization,
therefore, they have no secrets except
the annual password. The dues are
so cents per month, sick benefits SO. so
ner week for the first five week, for
the next three weeks 81. 90, and for the
balance of the year 81. so.
All persons of good character from
the ages OF 10 to so are eligible to
membership.
The elder closed his remarks by
showing that the opposition OF man is
nothing, il God be for you The large
audience showed their appreciation
upon their faces and seemed to take in
every word as Il fell from the lips OF
this able divine. A large collection
was lifted for the church
Each member Of the Union, with
&c, II U" in gilt letters upon their
beautiful little badges went away feel
ing that the Lord was surely their
helper.
AN AUDITOR.