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The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-14

Miss Grace Robinson of Canaan, is
stopping at NJ. II. Andrews for a few
weeks.
Miss Lottie Smith went to Pennington
last Monday to attend the fall term of
school.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-14

! have been so jewed in flour the past
year that thought would try barrel
of your "White Plume, 1t is the best
barrel of flour we have had in our house.
PETER WILEY, Athens.
The "White Plume" flour just bought
of you is splendid, it makes the best bis
cult doughnuts and cakes ever saw and
it is SO easy to work.
MRS. VIM. HOLBROCK.
The barrel "White Plume" you sent
me is just beautiful. am perfectly sat
isfed with it.
MRS. CAROLINE HERRING.
mper by trying to make good bread out
orts that we daily receive from those who
-four is proving better than ever before.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-14
- ANGLERS
- EIROLEUM
j EmOI0tVN hypophosphltes

"What may be one mans meat is an
other mans poison" is fact that is
true of medicine, but does not apply to
Anglers Petroleum Emulsion, which is
food as we'll as a medicine. Its anti
septic properties and the ease with which
it is digested makes it universal remedy
for everyone afflicted with wasting dis
eases.
Sold by all druggists. soc. and sioo.
Angler Chemical Co., Allston District Boston.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-14
THE ONE MEDICINE

for weak lungs and all pulmonary disor-
ders, is that wonderful cough killing,
nerve Strengthening, flesh creating dis
ease dispelling remedy that doctors rec
ommend.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-14

For a cold in the head try a box of
SIMPSONS cold tablets only Toe at
SIMPSONS.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-14

Ask for sample of Forest Queen per-
fume at SIMPSONS, corner druggist.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-14
DR.. GREENE'S NERvURA CURES BELvA A. LOCKWOOD,
FOREMOST WOMAN OF her Time.
Bea Lockwood the Acknowledged Leader of American Women Has Been
Cured by Dr. Geens Newa and Recommends Its Use to All Weak
Tired, Nervous Run Down and Suffering People,

Nervma Blood Nerve Remedy Has Proved Itself
Grandest Medicine In the World 1t Cures
Gives Health Strength Vitality and Vigor to
All. Use 1t and Watch Your Aches Disappear and Your
Strength Return.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
NINETEEN ARR MISSING
From the Fishing Schooner John
son, Of PrOvincetown, Mass.
THEIR FATE Is NOW IN DOUBT.

As They Put on From the schooner
In Small Bonts and Became Lost ia
the FeG, They Have Probably All
PerishSd.
ProvincstowR. Mass. May e6-Of the
1e men Of this town who sailed on the
schooner joseph n Johnson for the
fshinE grounds on the western bank,
So sailed. which lies southwest OF Sable
IslaAs and about eoa miles on the Nova
Scotia coast. last weak only three camo
hack on the schooner when she round
80 the paint yesterday with her flag at
half mast The other is men are still
aSrift in their dories of the western
bank. have found watery graves or
happily have been picked up by some
passing steamer. The missing are Jo-
ssph EnOs. John Cation. Frank Joseph.
Joe Fran. Joe Niles. Frank Veara. Au-
gust Frates, Manuel Souzs, Jesse Ca
bral. George silveira- August Lima,
Frank DSlSoda. Joe Bretano Frank
Alver. Joe Rose and Henry p. Silver
All is put Sn from the schooner early
FRIDAY merninE. butrthe fog that set
tied down over the ocean three hours
later swallowed them UP, and when.
after three days OF waiting, II lifted.
no trace Of the men could Captain
Beier discern from the. masthead of the
/ schooner. Sunday morning. there be-
! ing no trace of the boats, course was
| set for Provincetovn. During this time
| The three men on the schooner were
| without sleep, and they reached here
nearly exhausted. a number ~ old
fisherman here are ef the opinion that
| the men will bp seen again. either be
/ ing picked UP or rowing TO the main
land Of Nova Scotia. almost 200 miles
| distant.
AS To the probability OF the men be-
| ihg picked up. II is acknowledged that
| steamers during this portion of the
| year take more southerly course tc
| avoid the lee. and the men when last
pvsn We're some distance north Of the
so-calles steamer lane. Another fish
erman may, however, rescue the Qasss-
/ ing men.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Another Court Instituted.

Another Court OF Calanthe was insti-
tuted by Deputy Supreme Worthy
COuncilUr John Mitchell, Jr. Thursday
night, 10th instant at kIct mond HA
Wi tn nsmb. rship OF 80. The cAndi
dates were attired in white, and pre-
sented "A most attractive appearance
After tbs work had been performed q
bOunteOus repast was enjoyed. Eure-
ka Division was out in full dress.
The new Court was the result OF the
efforts of Sister Anna Tay lor, the de.
putty 1t will be known as Annn's Eu.
reKa Court.
The officers for the ensuing term are
Lucy Mnes Worthy lnspec rix; Fan
ME Lovings. Worthy Inspec or: Nan.
ME Cole, Worthy Senior Directress
Lucy Smith, orthy Junior Directresi
Henrietta Jones. Worthy Orator; r
Eleauora Wesley, Worthy Register o.
Deeds Mildred g Jones, Worthy Reg
lister OF Ace UNITS; Millie Johnso
orthy Escort Fannie Cooper, Wor
thy Conductress Fannie Mason, WOr
thy Assistant Oonductress; Susar
Jackson. Worthy Herald Jane Miller
Worthy Protector.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29

the region and shadow OF death :" but
SOW ar" prai-ing His holy name; be-
caJse of dls parioning grace and ev-
rnRslilg love : red IN th-ir once sinful
hearts L know they'll be delighted to
rear that we were received 10y the
good people of Fsrmvi le. heartily and
are bang tr-st' a royalty. We are not
allowed TO want for anything
Wednesday night. apOut 40, while
hard at w"rS pre- psring a ser non from
the 30 anu 36 b verses of the lev, M h
chapter of - ! 'hn, voic broke forth
at my d., r: Pass me NJ o gentle
saviour" and The Lori will provide.
Lay my my biple aud pan as d., went
d"wr ahd found Fix J II ght ladies' and
ge"tlemen y ladeue With every conceiv
able tulug necessary m n home, from
salt to french ctndy. | n " seen
many grocery store with less Il ur.
meat, con e. = q rlce, sugar, canLed
goods, et,'. than was eft for us
rhesp are the ftiends who came and
assured us that they and others we're
coming again:
Mr. Finn Coles, Jr George Taylor,
NeitOn Scott, Join Brown, Robert
Nmstead, Thomas Winston. James
Holmes. Charlie Coles. Pnilliy TAYLOR.
AIlii- Carter, Il pbert Acm tsal. Jr..
hnrlie Sing let n. John Jones, Rich
ard Branch, Samuel Branch, Augustus
Grlggs, Eddie Arm tesd, Abraham
Brown, Henderson Vaughn, Jr.. FL za-
~th ROwlry, Fannie StrOng, y lnnie
Vaughn, Fannie Griggs, Mary Mason
Sar~h Booker. Wal er SOFT, Carrie
Holmes, rhOms5 Holmes, Thomas An.
dersOn, r II. 4. Bro n. Hender,o G.
aughn, Charles Winston, Howa. q
Vaughn, Jane Green, Mary Paige, Liz
zIr Arms nd, Ida Glover, Susie Glov,
ar, aggie Hr, WI, Eugie, Hattie and
Lena branch, Mani Holmes, Amands
branch. Eliza Evans, Lizzia Coles. Far
'i~ NJ. Branch, Eliz4 Hughes, Sallit
Eur' ell, Carrie Jackson, Mnry Hall
B~ttie Arms'ead, Mary ana Willie
BrHwn, Susie Coles, Ma tie Reid, MARY
md Ha tie Cousins, Lizzie Branch
Hetti~ Green. Silva Sh ,rts, Fanni,
Fountain Rebacca Fes,enton, Retti,
Jackson. Warren letters. Aaron Row
ley, k. ID Fessenton and Hattie Branc!
Sr
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
ONE THOUSAND DaLLARs WANTED
And Must Be Raised.

Grand Rally of the Fifth Baptist
Church (Sydney), commencing Eth
sunday in May and cGntinusngth through
the m0nIn of June 1897 Our friends
and the public generally are cordially
invited TO attend every service.
The following Distinguished and elo-
gu mt divines have been inyited and
agreed TO preach
May SOth-ll so Rev. DR.. Binga.
JUNE:-First Sunday, Ii 80, Rev J.
w Kirby. $3.50, Rev. G. Z. Coleman
go Rev. X. .. Johnson.
Steopd Sunday, II :3O - $3.50 Rev.
". h. Graham $3.50 Rev. w + Nash.
Third Sunday, IL 80 -; $50
$3.50, Rev A S. Thomas.
Fourth sunday II So; $3.50, Rev
Richard w, lis 8 90.
A large revival Is now in progress
and the people are religiously aroused
The first sunday in June is the ami
verssry of the pastor, Rev. Hol and
Powell whose wtrr is being crowned
with n wonderful blessing by the visi.
tatIOn of the Holy spirit
I We hope 20 make tAeae meeting,
memorable for the Swing OF souls GnC
the FaIsng of mOnt y 60 lift our debt
Meetings are also held each night fol
the present, ard hundreds are crowd
ing the anxious seat and many oonVer
sops C1rao friends with you.
prayers and money
4 REV. III POWELL, Pastor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
GONE BEFORE

WHEREAS. the Almighty God in His
design providence has seen fit 10 call
our dear sister ana cO-worker, sister
Alice GrAsty, the wife OF our diiiKent
superintendent from labor TO reward.
We do hereby render Our sincere Rp-
precautions m the form OF resolutions
Resolved 1St. That we the teachers
aud pupils OF the High Street Baptist
Sunday School of the ci of DHnville.
In as much rs God has SO depriN Ell Us
OF such n be owed sister, We do this
sfternOCn bow ourselves in the deep
est humility for our lost. and at the
same time ri ing the familiar rever
enc- of Job, " ma Lord give tn and the
Lord taketh," blessed he the name Of
the Lord.
r. solved sd, That as we are taught,
"As man liveth so he dieth," in our be-
loved sister there il no doubt hence ia
this resolution We commend her ashes
tO the dust aud her Spirit TO the God
who gave it.
Resolved Sd, That ss che VISA q low
ing mo, hsr, a faithful wife and a de-
tuttd member of her family, we COM
mend to ner children her Chris tian
example 10 her husband her faith ul-
ness and devotion, to her relatives her
constant desire ia VphO iding the c1use
ui V,rt gre, the advancement of society
and the prOmulgStion of the cause OF
our Lord ana SAVIOR Jesus Christ.
Resolved 4th, That as her husband
chudYrn, reiatiFrs anu many friends
have been 80 much ss idened by her un-
timely death, that We most cordially
Commend them TO I'll dear loving
Father who is the coMfuTter vi all ouI
grief, the renever OF ali our pam and
pur rescue from esrthly intirmstive es
Resolved 5th, That we spread upOr
her grave flowers, az emblems OF
our love and devotion,
Resolved 9th, That copy of these
resolutions he spread upon the min.
utes Uf our Sucday -scho ! and a copy
sent to the PLANET for publication snC
a copy be P esented 10 ReE husband
child en- and relatives.
pOae 10y order of High Street Sun
day school,
Mrs. s. K WEST,
Miss NJ T. NSvKINs,
AgIss a. $. WILLIAM,oH,
MIR l. O JeFFKEsA,
A. A GRAvAs, Secretary,
q. w. kILaOEE, Esq Chr
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29

dinner VAS e 'ough for al The Rev
er-nu r. earNe-i n In 4 'lO'k aid
at 8 u'cl,ck ihe train started back TO
Harrisouburg
We are especially glad to note that
thu day was spent in religious way,
aud every one played the part of a
Christian.
Al night we visited the VI f..
Church and h ard th- able divine, Il" (.
/ l. W. B iggs preach IA pOSerful ser
mon. subject, Divine Light on our
| Path" he PLANET man was then ia
trOduced and spoke few words for
Mr. William Rice left last week for
Boston, Mass.
J Metdsm Laura Awkward, Goode-
4 lowe and NJ John Brown are on the
sick list
Mrs W. ]. Hackett returned last
wee. after four weeks visit in East,
, Va
Mr.. William T. Brown is the acknow-
!, dyed champion bicycle rider in to~n.
Mr.. ]. n Garter has beon appointed
az ant and respondent for the PLAN
KIT and ali favors shown hi9 will he
appreciated 10y the publisher.
The Travelling Az, mt takes this OPP
purtunity to hank the good people OF
Harrisonburg for Ihsr kindness 10 him
Those des. rving special mention are
Reverends Briggs, HAckett and Crs~-
ley and Asssrs J. w and Charles r
{ ochran, and others Again We thank
you.
7. II CARTER, Local Agent
w. B DAVIS. Travelling Agent
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Misses A. f. Surley, of Robius
Va and Ella n. III Woodbridge, OF
Nj dlothian, Va called on us.
Mr. D. w. Hill of Virginia Nor
NAL 4 Collegiate Institute, called on
US.
-Mesdames Emily Fitz and Ed
mOnia Anderson, of Norfolk, Va.
called on us this wees
Mrs &. w Hayes and daughter
are i'll the city the guest OF her mother
tn-law, 3rd and Preston SIS.
The Tents, the female organiza-
tion has been in session duIng me
past week ut the Third Street A. I. r.
Church Nearly three hundrad dele
gates are presel t.
We return thanks for an invita-
tiUn 10 the ninth anniversary of the
GlOucesIer Agricultural and Indus RI
Al school, ,appahOOsi c, Va, May 27Uh,
W. Weaver, principal
We return thanks for m invita-
CIOn TO the cummencemenU oi EcKsteln
Norton University, Cane Spring, Ky,
commencing June lot, Prot. Charles
ii. Parrish, president.
We return thanks for an invita-
tien to the closing exercises of the A .
K VI. College, AZ Greensboro, n. g.,
May 23-7th.
We return thanks for an invitation
to the 7Ch annual commencement or
he Manchester Colored High School
Monday. May 3lsJ at First Baptist
Church, Prof. j. L. Blackwe /, princi-
pal.
We return thanks for an invita-
tion o the 2Sth annual commence
ment at Biddl- University. harlotte
y. g, May 2Sth-Jupe 2d, 1897.
Rev. r. Beecher TAYLOR viii
preach at the tirst Baptist Church
sunday, May 30th. at IL o'clocx, sub
ject. Returning kindness "
We return thanks for an invita-
ton to attend the 9th Anniversary q
the St Paul Normal and Industria
school At Lawrencrvill-. Va, June 2
| S97, Rev. James >. Russell, Archdea
con.
-Messrs j. 8 Peasants an,
Frank Scott Of GoOchland County call
ed on us.
Mr. Robert Cox of Lynchburg, Va.
chairman of the Republicans called O
us.
Sir II. L. Jones has been re-elec
ted Grand Chancellor of the Gram
Lodge of New York. We congratulate
him.
-Nrs w. A. Hunton left the cit
this week for the Agricultural and Ne
chanical College ~ Huntsville, Ala
where she vi Jake charge OF institut
work. She may remain a year.
--Editor John Mitchell. Jr., wi
deliver an address at the Mount Calv,
Try Baptist Church of Fulton. Sunda
evening At o'clock.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
wAYLAND SEMINARY.

] find tne PLANET every where, and
it occurs to me that many of its read
srs would he glad To have a woFd from
Wayland Seminary, the intellectual
mother of no small number Of them.
year Of effective work is now at it's
close The noble selfsscrifieing work
of President King and his wiss meth
DDS never produced better results tina,
this year. Unusually strong classes
are about 10 grad uate both from the
Normal and from the higher Academic
Department. 1t is expected that n
good number from the Normal CLASS
will retLrl to Legin the Academic
work and that several from the Aca-
demic class will return to take the
first year work in the new college de-
partment.
1t is not probable that the college
class will be large, The aim is not to
secure numbers for TO do that would
be to drive away those most desire
Rather it is the purpose of the prOfes-
sors to give such a course Of study that
| that those who want q couEae equal to
| that in n1rthern college but cannOt I
afford to 60 five hundred miles for il,
can secure it near at hand Ample
provision will be made for those who
| are not prepared 10 take the college
course, in the Normal and Academic
courses. TheFe they can prepare To
take the college course later To de-
grade the higher work to meet their
ne eds, would be to leave he m Dre ed
vancsd students without the oppOr. u
nifty they need.
This C rllege class will be the first
class of the Virginia Union Univ ersI, y
lake it's first year at WAYlAnd and
-. 4 l. lr.fr nd Iaara
lis an opportunity for any we'll trained
and ambitious young man to ent the
first class and become one Of the iirs
graduates of a schoOl which we all hop,
will be- famOas for its broadening AnC
eleva ing influence over a wide exten
Of territory
The. exercises OF the end of the ye,i
have already began. On Friday, May
14th, the young ladies literary helC
their annual public exercises A very
enjoyable evening they made it. Mis-
Wagg, teacher of music and Miss Rek
er, tesohea Of eiocunOn, must bOtl
be excellent teachers and have haC
pupils of ability.
On Sunday, the 18th, DR.. G.. w. Lot
preached the annual 'rmOn befQr'
| the graduating class OF the Normal De
partment in his capAcious but crowded
d church-an earnest, practical, ,thoaght
3 ful, wise and eloquent discourse.
The annual musicale was given Fri
: ldey, May 2lst. The graduating exeT
cises OF the Academic Department wa
held Monday evening, May oath, at tn
Vermont Avenue BaptisO Church; an
e those of the Normal Department &
! the same place on Wednesday evening
{ the ce5h.
I The Alumni meeting was hel
Thursday at the Seminary. Rev,
e Ii. Bold -, ID. ID of Portsmouth, Va
. delivered Jhe grafton.
GEoRGE RICE H0vEY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Y. NJ q & NOTES.

Rev ID w Davis was deligbted IN
sec you 1t the Bible class isst Satur-
'ay. You are invited t0 come again.
he laii committee huld a meeting
Mth a0o0t l3o Prisoners last SUNDAY
great deal of interest was manifes
ted.
Devotional meeting for bows last
" day was conducted by preside dent
Brother John q. Smith gave the men
n,t sunday very timely addr IS.
subject Turn aE me Light Music
Oy the 4uartette was well rendered.
The !oung M n are very grateful to
ais. Bette Graves for the flower she
20 kindly sent u the r0oms. They
a lded much u the rAlms. Their fra
rance and beauty caused many Of the
loung men. who came in our rooms t.
look up. Our good sister is always
trying TO ii something TO h-lp save
)ur young men 1t IL hoped that more
mothers "Il. help us in This work OF
Our Lord.
Through Lawyer John VI. RurreU. OF
BOSTON, we received TWO yer, valuable
Volumes from MIR. Randolph Parker
amhrldge, Mass. for our library. We
thank both gentlemen
An1ther OF our young men heard
from MIR. Thomas Ii. White, who will
rad uste from the Virginia Seminary
He has our best Wishes
ONE Ia The Sunday School lesson
To-day $50 p m. Free.
At IL n IN Sunday, meeting at iail
chairman Paul Pollard wi / meet the
committee at the FIRST Bapt Church
81 on time,
Brother }. Alexander Lewis will coI
uct the boys meeting Sunday D. m
AL buys are inv.tt Il.
Rev. X. Beecher Taylor viii address
he men Sunday $3.50 p N, at the Tru,
Reformers' Hall.
commence ment of the Night Schoo
will take place Monday June TIN, s q
n, at the Sharon Baptist Church
Free to all,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
High Degree MasOns.

d. f. Seville, 33d degree o. Wash
Ington, ID. Q Grand Secretary Gener-
al OF the United Supreme Council of
A. A. 5. Rite 33i, of the Southern ana
Western Masonic Jurisdiction, duly
incorporated, accompanied by Grand
Master J. n. Adams 33d. visited Alex
andria. Va on the 18th inst, and with
the assis ance OF Special Deputy, Val
l-y Of Virginia aud Alexandris, Mag
nus L. Robinson 33d, and Rev. X. B.
Robinson 33d, special deputy. organic
ed J y Adams COnsiStory, 32d; o d
Dominion Council. Knights Kadosh
3Oth. Lewis Hayden Chapter Rose
CrOix 18th; Alexandria City Lodge OF
Perfection l4th The Consistory il
composed of the leading citizens o.
Nexandria and is named in honor o
Special Deputy j. n. Adams 33d O
Washington A bountifuI banoue
folio we'd the installation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29
Friday. MAY QI

United States Senator Joseph II.
Earle. or South Carolina, died at Green
Vile. s. c. aged SO.
The house passed the senate bill ap-
propriating $4,000 TO relieve distressed
Americans In Cuba
The national senate passed the Cuban
recognition resolution by a vote OF Al to
IA. The house w1l delay the measure.
DR.. Sheldon Jackson WAS elected
moderator OF the Presbyterian general
assembly. now in session at Eagle Lake,
Ind.
Ex-President Cleveland has been In
vited by President CresPO 10 act as
senior counsel for Venezuela before the
arbitration tribunal. Mr.. Cleveland
has not yet given his decision
saturday. May 80.
The four cannon missing from West
Point have been traced to New York.
and the capture OF the thief Is ex-
pected
Secretary Sherman's reply to Sir
Julian Pauncefote's note relative to the
Cretan blockade did not recognize the
powers authority In Crete.
The Society Of Daughters OF the Con-
federacy have placed n silver star in
the spot where Jefferson Davis stood
federacy sc years ago.
Philadelphia barber police have rs-
covered the bodies of Eleanor and Jes-
sic Davis. who were drowned on Sat
urdRy last when the launch David w.
Sellers went over the Paramount dam.
Monday, May "a.
Five boys. aged TO IL. were drowned
while padding in the Chicago river on
| piece Of fence.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. John G. Car
i Isle are the guests OF ex-Postmaster
| General Bissell. at Buffalo. n. Y.
| No credenCe Is given in San Francisco
10 the assertion OF ex-Soldier Bryant
| duplicating Pastor Gibson in the muir
| der Of Blanche Lamont.
| The labor element Of Missouri is urg-
| ing the attorney general to Oust Chief
| Of Police Nallins. OF Kansas CITY. be-
cause he was not a resident Sufficiently
| long when appointed.
Tuesday, May 20.
Governor Atkinson, of Georgia. has
broken the record I'm colonels. having
81 on his staff.
A Is pound wildcat and a Jamaica
| negro fought to a finish in a ring al
Tampa, Fla. Sunday, The negro wor
| after a bloody battle.
| The supreme court has decided tna1
the president can remove Federal ofiic,
holders at his discretion. notwithstand
ing the tenure OF Office.
Henry o. Havemeyer. the sugar king
is on trial in Washington for refusal I,
answer questions put by the senate'i
sugar investigating committee.
"Wednesday, May s6
5 paITOom ia New York was blow
pI yesterday by an explosion cause,
by the tapping OF a barrel OF alcohol.
During a display of fireworks a
Nantes. France. four Esrspns wvr,
kllled and a score injured by the ex
plosion OF a bomb.
| A Kingston, Jamaica, dispatch says
An engine on the Jamaica railway RAJ
into trolley car in a tunnel, kilihi
three Eersons ana injuring four Others
Congressman McLaurin was toda
appointed United States senator fror
South Carolina, to hn the yacans
caused by the nsatn or Senator Earl,
The share OF the lawyers In tn
struggle for the Blythe estate. settle
in San Francisco. will be $2.75OO00. Q
oyer two-thirds OF me miiIonaire's es
tate