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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-06-19
GREAT VICTORY
FOR 0OLDSBERRY AND
ARMISTEAD.
Cost the True Reformers a
Thousand.
THE MARTIEsvILLE SUIT.

LYNOHBURe, Va, June 10, 's7.
Mr.. Editor
Dear ir:-This was not q
prize light, but a great legal battle be-
tween Goldsberry and Armistead, at
torneys for William Wilson, infant
plaintiff; and Messrs Lewis and How
ard twhite) attorneys for the Grand
United Order Of True Reformers. 1t
was q fight TO finish and n complete
Knockout. The facts are these: Ce-
liz Wilson had an 4 class policy and
Fountain policy. She assigned them
to her two children, William and Alice
Some one attempted to write a will on
the back Of the said policy, giving the
money to one Sarah Watkins. The
money at the death Of Celia Wilson
was paid over to Sarah Watkins. She
spent it all she says for the boy and
his father. In his life time the boys
father brought suit in behalf Of his
son for the money. The girl died be-
fore her mother.
The case was fought in every shape
ss skillfnl lawyers could fight IL, and
on June 18th it was finally decided in
Il A69OA Va VIC VIC jury KY lAf
him a verdict for 1899 40. This suit
will cost the True Reiormers at least
$1,000 They could at one time have
compromised il for t475.
GoldsberrY and Armistead had Z
case on b class policy at Martinsville
Va, but owing to not receiving notice
in time as to when the case would be
tried, and also being engaged in ths
trial OF = case in the Circuit Court q
Bedford County, they couldn't reaci
there in time to try it. Mr.. Giles b
Jackson of your city, we learn, was OF
hand ready and anxious to meet Eh,
noted firm, but he took good pains t.
press for q trial as soon as he founC
they couldn't De present. The plain
tiff suffered q non-suit. But we un
derstand that Goldsberry ard Armis
tead say that they will certainly Civ
Mr.. jackson a chance TO meet them il
that case the next term of the cour
at MartiDsville. So We hope that on
good friend Jackson will sharpen hi
legal sword for the conflict.
We shall await anxioualy to see tn
giant Of Richmond meet the lion c
the west. Boys, hold your own.
Yours, q subscriber,
JOHN JOINS.
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ANDERSON-Departed this life on
June 8, 1897, at the residence OF her
husband. Walter Anderson, in Amelia
County Va, Mrs Amy Anderson, in the
22nd year of her age, after few days
illness. She passed quietly away. She
said she was going home to live with
Jesus. She leaves to mourn their loss
8 devoted husband, one daughter, five
sisters, three brothers and host OF
friends. The funeral was preached by
Rev. William Thompson, assisted By
Rev. Richard Ross.
Her sisters Annie Walker, OF Phila
delphia and Emma Deane of Rich
mond, Va, were present at the funeral
having been summoned by kilograms.
De Arrest sister thou hast left US,
We our loss most deeply feel;
But twas God Who has bereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Her sister,
Miss w. W. DIANE.
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have been thinking how much
harm this thing money has done to
the cause of Christ. ! was q commit
tee once for the Ladies' Auxiliary. We
visited the lower parts OF the city end
invited many to come to the meeting,
but when we put the sum OF money to
them everyone drew back.
Christians don't you see money is q
hindrance to the cAuseof Christ and
money is . help to the cause Of Christ
when rightly used. But these men
who lay around doing nothing. call the
ignorant andthe wise to support them,
but those people that haven't been
really walked up to the gospel, stay
away. You see they are driven away
on account of that great demand for
money.
noticed last Sunday numbers of
people right around the church hadn't
changed their clothes for the Sabbath
day and the preacher was on the in
side preaching to those that had come
in. Now christians. can you say that
this man truly cared for the cause OF
Christ? l must say, No; for il they
did hey would do as the parable that
Jesus spoke when he said man had
100 sheep and he lost one, and he left
the 80 and went in search of the one
which was lost until he had found it.
Now, this is the parable the Lord
brought to me when saw the people
sitting around the church You know
that they don't care for the public.
No, they got the crowd gathered on
the inside taking what money they
can gather.
Sister Alice Robinson am glad to
hear from you Sister Alice Robinson
l must do Gods biddinRs. AS for 70 IL
opinions haven't the time to bother
with them II you wish to come to
see me, will be glad to see you at any
time. Residence, ia East 18th st.
God says he has sat down the king OF
Petersburg and the king Of Richmond
and he is going to sit down the king OF
Manchester.
Oh look christiansl he searched fol-
his sheep until he found it, then the
preachers should 60 to the people thai
are sitting around st home until they
gain them. Jesus went to the mar
who laid at the pool for 38 years. Ht
did not sit up in the temple until the
man came to him, because this mar
never could have gone to Jesus also hs
went to Simon's wife's mother. She
could not come to him. He also wen
TO the woman at the we'll and preach
ed the gospel TO her. Yes. Jesu
Christ worked himself when he wal
on earth. Yea, hold that these mel
should work. laboring with theil
hands. It's God who is going to max,
you work. You needn't get mad will
me about it.
ELLEN Cor.
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FROM HARRIsONBURG.
District -Ohildren's Day
Briefs.

HARRIsoNBURa. VA, June 10.
On Tuesday, June 8, the District
Conference of the Staunton District
and Washington Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church convened
at the Methodist Episcopal Church of
this city and continued until the
eleventh.
1st day: June 9Th; 9 to 10 q m, con-
ference work; IL q N, sermon, A. +.
Bell 3 D m, paper. The work of the
missionary society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church by Reverend g 8.
Lawrance, and discussed by many.
s p m, preaching by Reverend P. G..
Walker.
End day June 9th;9 to 10:45, con-
ference work; IL a m, preaching,
J. w. Jackson afterwards Reverend
". w. COlley, pastor OF the Union
Baptist Church of this city, was intro
duced by Reverend 8. H. Brown, p. T..
and delivered very appropriate ad-
dress.
BPM; paper "The Sunday-sehool,' -
Miss Cora Tanza. This paper was q
credit to all who heard it. The dis
cussion of it was very instructive
Among the many speakers was found
the pastor OF the First Baptist Church
of this city, Reverend w. J. Hackett,
who gave . talk on the subject, and
showed us how loyal we must be ia
the cause we represent. Another pa
per was read by Reverend j. ". Jack
son, OF Bridgewater, subject, "The
Epworth League and its work" and
many spoke on it.
At sp m, sermon BY Reverend w. p,
Ryder.
Bird day; June 10th 8 to IL, confer
ence work II a m, sermon, Reverend
R. s. Smith, the ex-pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church of our city.
Mr.. j. p. Houck, one OF the promi-
nent business men of our town and
DIR. Harper, white, pastor Of the Meth
odiat Episcopal Church here, white,
were present and spoke.
Ats IN, paper; The necessity OF
taking our fun benevolent opportiOn-
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PROGRAMME


18th Anniversary of Reverend Evans
Payne's pastorate of the Fourth Bap-
fist Church. 18S0-1897:
Sunday, June 9th sermons by the
following divines: IL m Reverend
n ID. Lewis. B. D., of Second Baptist
Church; 3 p m Reverend Archer Fer
guEOn, of Mount Baptist Calvary s .
m Reverend A. s. Thomas, OF Sharon
Baptist Church.
On Sunday, June 9th, the choirs
will accompany their pastors
Monday night, speeches by some of
the following who have been invited /:
Reverends A. Binga, Jr., ID. D., Rich
ard Wells, James IL Holmes, Gordon
@. Coleman, ID. ebster Davis, Will
liam H. White, Lee Roy Frasier, j. I.
Turner, Archie b. Smith, r. Oliver
Johnson. w. +. Nash, Joseph + Jones
d. ID Holland Powell, j. G.. Braxton
Daniel James. w. s. Christian. L. II
Dickerson. Wesley +. Graham, w d
Loving, Thomas IL. Briggs, J. w, Kir-
by, Nelson B. Brown, II. Il. Williams,
Percy J. Wallace.
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counties OF King William, Northun-
berland, Nielsen and AlbermRrle.
In 1884 he completed the prescribed
course Of study in the Grammar school
OF Richmond and IN 1887 graduated
from Richmond Normal and High
School with q others attaining frat
honor. We wish him success in his
new field of labor and il his record
proves TO be what it was in Richmond
Charlottesville should be glad to add
another good citizen to her list.
Mrs Rosa Howard OF New York, il
in the city visiting her family.
On last Sunday Mrs. Ellen House
the wife of the late Reverend House
met with q painful accident, returninl
from Edge Hill. Her horse bscamI
frightened and ran away and in jump
ing from the buggy she broke her les
It is hoped by her many friends tia
the same will soon heal and that sh
will be all right soon.
Mr.. Charles E. Coles is able to b
out again.
Mr.. B. Kenney is slowly improving
All Of the teachers will be retaine
the insuing school term with PROBES
sor B, K. Tonsler, principal. The onl
change made was by Mr.. Lawson sue
ceeding Mr.. s. II. White.
W. BOLIVAR DAVIS,
Travelling Agent The PLANET
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LOOK ! WATCH AND wAITIl
For the First Grand Excursion From
Richmond TO West Point.

On Monday. July 10th, 1897, by and
for the benefit of the Pioneer Cycle
Club, OF Manchester, Va. The public
is cordially invited to 60 with as and
we will assure them q good time. The
amusements OF the day will be bicycle
racing by expert riders, a game of base
ball by two hrst-class clubs, also bath
ing, fishing and grabbing. hrst-clsss
music by the band. Special attention
paid to ladies without escorts.
Trains will leave Virginia Street
Station, Southern Railway depot,
Richmond at 8 a m, returning trains
leave West Point at z p m. giving about
nine hours to enjoy yourself in Vest
Point.
Committee of Arrangements: w.
ID. Clarke. Charles HI. Robinson, James
I. Branch, Samuel Bailey, chairman OF
committee, E. ID. Brown, Willie Banks
w. A. Harris, Charles w. Jones, Thorn
as Eddler, s. I. Watkins.
Pin st. g. 10
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TRUSTEE SALE

81 Acres of Land in Ashland District
Hanover County, Virginia
BY virtue of deed of trust from Jesse
r. element to the undersigned trustee
dated December 22d, 1887 and record
ed in Hanover county Clerks office,
and being requested so to do by the
owners of the bonds therein secured 1
will sell at public auction in front OF
Charles Stebbins Store at Ashland,
Virginia, on the 7th day of August,
1897, at 5 P M.
That tract or parcel of land lying in
Hanover County adjoining the lands of
Beazly, Tomkies Estate, Hoods and
others, containing 81 acres
This land has on it a small dwelling.
The deed re quires cash for enough to
pay the expense of executing this
trust, the fees for drawing md record
ing this deed, if unpaid and bonds
one for 5 so and one for $l31 with in
terest from December 22d. 1887 and
taxes that may be due
K. A. ToMKIEs, Trustee.
6-5-97-1Ot
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NOTIOE!!

To the Officers and Members OF Rich
mond Lodge, No. s65, Ancient Free
Masons:
You are hereby summoned to meet
at Masonic Hall. Clay st., Thursday,
June oath, 1897. st p m to celebrate
st. Johns day. The exercises to take
place in Manchester, Va, at LIST Bap-
fist Church. All Master Masons in
good standing, yare cordially invited
to go with US. Mt. Olive and
Carriers Commandery are invited to
escort us. The First National Band
will accompany us.
The following Brethren are to act as
marshals, James Barrett, chief, r. 0.
King and ] P. Graham.
The services will be conducted by
Rev. ID. Webster Davis, sisted by
Rev. Thos. H. Briggs.
Done by order OF Lodge,
J. p. GRAHAM, w. M.
T. SAMUEL LEWIS, Secretary
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FROM DANVILLE.
A Great Debate-Distinguished Men
Pass Through other Items.

DAKvILLK, VA, June 10, 1897.
Sunday was a bright and balmy day,
the sun shone brightly and all nature
seemed stifed by the heat, which was
hot enough to bake the farmers wheat
cake. Services at the various church
es were well attended despite the very
warm weather.
THE PLANET soRREsPoNDENT WINS,
fairly wipes the earth with his oppo-
nents, I. ID @. Messer and William
II. Mitchell, the representatives Of
the affirmative side OF the question !;
"Shal women have the right Of suf-
frage2" Monday night, at Beulah Bap-
fist church. A sprinkling of people
gathered to listen to the discussion Of
the subject. Revs. Snead, Wilson and
Satterfield failed to show up, who were
to represent the affirmative, but being
we suppose, alittle dubious of success,
anyhow as a matter of last resort, Rev.
Messer substituted himself in place of
one of the affirmative speakers and
opened the debate, closing without
having secured = single point TO his
credit, closely followed by Mr.. Will
liam H. Mitchell, who beat and bang
ed the air to no avail. finally sinking
down like Corbett before Fitzsimmons
in dire defeat and ruin. With the
above results one need not question
the supremacy or superiority Of the
negative speaker. While all was calm
and quiet, q sudden rap was heard
upon the door of the jury room and
next Foreman w. A. Miner appeared
in lead of the ak ladies and six gentle
men, who had been empanelled as q
Jury to decide the question under the
judicial supervision OF Lawyer J. O.
Robertson.
THE DECIsIoH.
We the jury agree that women shall
not have a right to vote.
Because the preachers are in the
popular favor of the people and are IN
closer relation than the average bust
ness man, Is no reason for che latters
bowling in humility to his whims and
bold absurdities.
FAMOUS NEGRO PASSES THROUGH.
Prof. Booker Il. Washington, the
famous Negro orator of Tuskegee In
stitute, N. O., passed through DAnville
| Monday evening. June 18th, and ex-
changed q few words with Mr.. ]. A
Garland at the Southern Depot.
MCKINLEY IN DAEvILLE.
Monday night about u o'clock
President Mckinley and party stopped
at the Southern Depot afew minutes
while passing through enroute north
We have awaited patiently for the
Mckinley boom. but the chances are
that we shall have to be satisfied with
visit by Mckinley.
Readers and patrons of the PLANE
will doubtless be glad to learn thai
Master Isaiah J. Singleton, the hust
ling nswsboy, will hereafter handle TIT
Planets on the streets and by the lib
eral patronage of the colored people
Of the city he can bear the same repu
tation Willie Hayne. (white) nov
wears, the brightest lad Of Create
Danville.
An African man with an African
show is milching the churches Dsnvill,
we'll despite the heavy church debts
hard times, pastors vacation etc,
| xENOPHoN.
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Eddie Minton. Phillip Brooks. Blanche
Robinson, Eddie Robinson, Willie
Adams, Della Dickerson, Eddie Miles,
George Jones, John Crump.
LIST Primary, Mrs Mile A. Grant,
teacher = Dore Addington. Lillian
Holmes. Nora Johnson, Bette Wash
ington, Benjamin Mintzer, Gertrude
Stanton, Robert Brown, Clarence
Brown, Ernest Jackson, Eddie Stan
ton, Frank Gross, Nelson Henry, Hor-
ace Preston.
LIST Primary, Miss Ella +. Boiling,
teacher Carrie Johnson, Ernest
Smith, Sophia cambridge, Hattie Gov
Sonora Jackson, Maggie Miller, Emily
Mosby.
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BROOK SCHOOL.
Mr.. Jacob L. Ezekiel. PRINCIPAL

1st Grammar-Miss Kate @. Watkins,
teacher MARY Churchwell, CARR,
Brown, David Mason.
9Th Primary-Miss Florence A. Aytes.
teacher Prank Webb.
9th Prfmary-Miss E. A. Evans each
er:-Virginia Lewis, Halle Wilson,
William Jackson.
9Th Primary-Miss Sarah @. White
Standardization Harris, Henry John
son.
4th Primary-Miss Ruth Shsckelford
teacher:-Bertha Hudson, Mable Hill,
Lila. Mines, Willie EatmRn, Hattie
Young.
Srd Primsry-Miss Susie B. Crump.
teacher Mario Larry, Marie Miles,
William Funn, Charles Hamilton
Warren Poindexter, Alexander Smith
Martha Milan, Walter Jenkins, Mary
Scott, Lena Archer. Mary Crutchfield.
2nd Primary-Miss LIcy j. Woodson,
teacher Grace Morton, Bell Scott
Lydia Booker, Florence Vest, Gertrude
Taylor, Peter Hall, Golden Young,
Annie Hudson, Leila Richardson, Rosa
Cousins, Linsey Miles, Geergianns
Brown. Carrie Bowman.
LIST Primary-Miss Lucy J. Woodson
teacher John Bailey, Moses Scott
Lucy Winston, Harrison Carter, An
drew Booker, Melvin Logan. Richard
Grey, Thomas Branch, Maggie Fossey
Willie AyteS, Lille Bailey.
FULTON SCHOOL.
s. o. PERKINS, Principal.
1st Primary, Nelson Williams, Jr.
teacher :-Annie Hunter, Claude John
son Willie johnson.
and Primary, Nelson Williams, Jr
Maggie Porter, Roea Johnson.
Ord Primary Annie johnson.
4th Primary - Fife johnson.
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A Home Found.

Rev. Scott @. Burrell has found .
home for little Moses Gibson, s.ho was
turned over by Police Justice Crutch-
field to Editor Mitchell and by him
given to the aforesaid divine.
The family on Boyd Street has adopt
ed him, even to the extent of changing
his name and all parties concerned are
happy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-06-19

Brother Samuel Lsmas has re-
ceived the call of Pastor and has taken
charge Of the Pilgrim Baptist Church,
Oak Street Extension, HenricoICounty
Va.
RICHARD BRANCH, Church Clerk.
Mrs. Frank w. Harris, of Phila-
delphia, and three IN teresting little
boys called on US. She is residing
temporarily at 202 South lst Street.
where she will be pleased to see her
many friends.
-Selika at 2nd Baptist Church,
June 18th.
Mr.. Robert w. Ross, of Handley
West Va lis in the city on visit to his
Grand Mother.
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A Handsome Design.

A fine floral design in the shape Of
an urn has been on exhibition in the
window Of this Office and has attracted
much attention. 1t was made by Mr..
Robert 8 Forester, 2l5 East Leigh St.
and was feature Of Children's Day at
the Third Street A. N. K. Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-06-19

FOR SALE-9oo St. James
James St, Or. Bright's Resi-
dence) 4 story brick residence
containing ID rooms, all mod
ern improvements, fronts ooft.
large stables, outer kitchen.
Can be purchased at a very
low figure upon most liberal
terms.
p@ Apply ON premises.
Possession at once. 1t.
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TRUSTEE SALE


of
SO Acres of Land in Ashland District,
Hanover County, Va.
By virtue of deed of trust from
George X. element and wife to the I'M
dersigned trustee, dated 18th January,
1888 and recorded in Hanover County
Clerks office and requested so to do
by the owners of bonds therein secured
/ will sell at public auction in front of
Charles Slebbin's Store, Ashland, Vir-
ginia, on the 9TH day of August, 1897,
at 80 Z NJ
That tract or parcel of land lying in
Hanover County adjoining the lands of
ROland's family, White Estate, Poor
House tract, l.. Burton, William G.
Jessie and the estate of E NJ. Tomkies,
containing SO acres
This land has on it a small dwelling.
The decd requires cash fer enough 10
pay cost Of sale and of drawing and re-
cording this deed of Trust if then un-
paid and bonds for Sl77 each with
interest from January 18th, 1883 and
taxes that may be due.
a j ToMKIEs, Trustee.
l0t-6-5-97
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Tomorrow, the first Sunday after
Trinity, there will be Cd. } the fol-
lowing services at our church: Morn
ing prayer and sermon at IL O'Clock.
Evening prayer and sermon at 30
The preacher at both of these services
will be the Rev. w. p. Burke Of Nor
folk, Va.
Bishop Whittle will visit our church
to administer the solemn rite of con-
firmstion, Sunday June 9th. All are
welcome.
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NOTICE

Howard University, Washington,
d. G., Medical department. including
medical, dental and pharmaceutic col
leges, thirtieth session, 1878, will
open October list and continue (7) sew
en- months. For information apply to
F. j. Shadd, M. D., Secretary, 9OI r"
Street, N. w.
3m
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Deafness Can Not Be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of ear.
There is only one way TO cure Deafness
and that is by constitutional remed les.
Deafness is caused by an inilamed con-
dition OF he mucous lining Of the Eu-
stachian Tube. When this tube gets
intiamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing. and when it is
entirely closed Deafness is the result
and unless the inflammation can be tax
EN- out and this tube restored to it's
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever nine cases out OF ten
are caused by eatarrh, which is moth
ing but an intiamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that can not be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars, free
+ ]. CHENEY, Toledo, o.
~ Sold by all druggist, 75e
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Don't weep, don't sigh, we'll meet
you in the morning. when you buy that
ticket for the q. + Richings' Enter
tainment at the Filth Street Baptist
Church, next Monday night. Admis-
sion 10c,
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ASHLAND VI lime

ASHLAND, VA June -. '97
Wanted Summer boarders - tran
Nv silent, weekly and monthly. Terms
reasonable. For further infor-
nation apply to Mrs A L. Winston,
Ashland, Va, Post-office, Box num-
Der 8.
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Rev. Graham is known to have a
large attendance at the entertain
ments OF his church. therefore it would
be advisable to go early to avoid the
rush next Monday night.
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Last appearance of Selika.
THE CITY IN FLAMES.
Firemen Fighting For Dear Life.

Several weeks ago lot OF men whose
names will appear later, conspired to
set the city in flames. Hundreds of
firemen began at once to apply their
streams on the devouring flames, but
with no success. But regardless of
the fact OF the great amount OF dam
age done, no arrest has followed though
all OF the parties concerned are well
known and highly connected, and
strange as it may seem, the peaceful
law-abiding citizens instead of assist
ing the firemen to subdue the flames.
they are aiding and abetting on the
men who has caused sill the trouble.
Whether these fire-bugs are justi-
lied in their dastardly CD efforts OF
not will appear from the following /:
Hon. John Il. Smythe, Ex-Minister to
Liberia, Africa, MIR. H. L. Jackson.
Blackstone, Va, the most wealthy and
enterprising merchant, Mr.. George w .
Bragg, proprietor OF the finest equip
ped laundry in the State, none except
ed Doctor p B. Ramsey, one of
RichmOnd's most popular dentist and
and John Clinton, Jr., ESQ. Messrs.
A. p. Quarles, James H HAYES. ESQ
Samuel Baker and Charles Freeman
whose popularity is too we'll known to
require further mention here, are the
gentlemen who compose the Board of
Directors OF the Planet Beneficial As
ISOLATION and who assures the public
that for the prompt payment OF 10 cts
weekly they will pay them when sick
- per week and $50 at death and So for
every additional cent 50 paid.
agents or the concern are injecting
every part of the city and the flames
are spreading rapidly and q generous
public instead of helping those who
would gain say or endeavor to tn wart
the Efforts OF these gentlemen to help
the needy and distressed, are adding
fuel to the fiames-bidding them 60 on
with their good work. Hence their
opponents are styled firemen and they
rre-bugs. For agency, stock, and gen.
eral information, address John Clinton
Jr., 8l2 East Broad ST., Gold Planet
Building). Agents wanted on liberal
commission or salary.
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Professor Richings will show up the
good side of our people at the Fifth
Street Baptist Church next Monday
night. Admission Toe.