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Mesa free press., 1897-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
llome-tead Entry No 1902.
Lasd Ofi;ae at Tncton, Ar'y"ns
J.. S4y l8, 1877.

Laaa oh;ae at Tncton, AriyIn.
j. S44y lS, 1877.
Notice IL hereby given that til. fn!tH" Mg
name settler has fled ,iotiesfni his sinten ion
to make Anal proof IN sIppor: OF lila claim. snd
that said proof viii De m ,ds betasa ;he Clerk
Of the District Court o. Phoenix, Arizona,
on July 3. 1891, viz Franklin i'a7is, Leh:,
Mar,copa County, Arizona Territory, for the
NEa Of Sci See 10. TT l N. RS y, g y 5 y N.
He names the following witnesses to prore
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of. said land. vix Thomas Bis2s. Joseph
Clark. Daniel zones. an d franklin Davis,
all OF Lehi. ArisnnAs
Eua,Sx fRlPPEn, Register.
First pub May Il
Mesa free press., 1897-06-04
FROM LA FORTUNA.
La FORTUNA, May 20, 1858.
. S!' a. ~ ',s1t.,,
70 Whom It may Concern

To Whom It may Concern
4 take pleasure IN giving this
testimonial to DR.. David Stearn..
During his stay at Fortuna he
tested and fitted with glasses q
number Of persons suffering from
various r.frac ction trou blcs OF the
eye. His work has given universal
satisfaction aud / .cheerfully en-
dorse him. He is thoroughly
scientific and we'll grounded in hi.
speciality, and take pleasure. in
commencing him to the pubic. !.
PAGE Brown, MD,
su~c, on TO Fortur, Mining ca
Mesa free press., 1897-06-04

'Aly wife has been in poor health
for a long tins, but sig;se taking a
few bottles qf ftRi Hoods safsapar'illa she
is better aud is able to do her work"
Gabriel Grago, st Johns, Ariz.
Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient.
easy TO take, easy 70 operate.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-04
WOODMEN.

Remember the Excursion to Phoe-
ak, on. Sunday lyme 9Th. Round
"trip so cts ON morning or afternoon
trains, Grand pgocession and Me-
mortal services.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-04
NOTICE.

On and after Jllv |. my fare vii
remain the same "a heretofore but
after I have succeeded in "kDocking
out" the railroad they will no. be adj
vancea' T.. ". COLLINS.
PHOENIX, Tempe. & Mesa Stage
Mesa free press., 1897-06-04
CALIFORNIA EXCURSION.

Leave for Los Angeles, Santa Mon
ica and Santa Barbara on June 18th,
and July lst, 18th and 2a'h. Round
trip from Mesa s25.95 good for 90
days. Inquire at depot.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-04
NESA ffLL PRESS
81
FatDs1. 5ada 4, 1897, :
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recall NEWS.

warehouses;.
Our 1itrk0:a are noT we'll supplied
with ripe fga.
Real ,.b"ut the great gitt~sale oi
the popular ak re 60,
J. NJ. Burnett and MIR. Westfall
ealle upon Us this week. Et..s
Christmas picnic lsss night. we
wont go home till nearly moiain'.s
Mira. Baker is hqme from a weeks
pleasant visit With friends in Phoenix
A great deal of c9mplsint ia made
BY farmers oa accognt q = back of
help.
The Phoenix lire department will
picni in Mesa a week from Pex'
Sunday
A. l. Cnber ief sIon4sy morning
far a two months visit I" h'' oil home
In Wisconsin.
Jos. Redmond, promibent cattle
man Of U per To9to, is dowh with q
10. OF cattle
Mrs. VIM Pas ey expects to leave
tomorrow for sammer's Wis TO her
pld home in Iowa.
Woo.inen should not fa y attend
the memorial sS'rrc es in fEoen'S, #,
Sunday. See excursion rates
t
Hy. P.terson's baby bas hsen very
dangerously sick, bat we are glai te
know that it ia some better.
David Merrill. brother of Lot
Merrill. ofthis city. died ct Tomb
stone on May 2Oth after short illness.
Our townsman, Alex Kerr, recently
received the sad intelligence OF the
death of his father. which occurred
at the family home in Scotland.
: wordcn, convicted of wreeking
train near Sacramento during the A.
r. q. strike is to be executed today
in Folsom, California penitenitiary.
Abou. twenty visiting Gdd Fellows
from Phoenix will be up to assist
Mesa lodge in conterring degrees on
Saturday night. Al, men jbsrs 's,. of
Mesa lodge are requested Sl's to be pres
ent.
Our towp was visited BY a heavy
rains.orm appemranied BY hail last
Saturday afternoon: The rain was
not general throughout the valley,
although for over a ,6afi an honr bon the
rain here was heavy.
Durrant will not hang next Friday
The U. 8. Circuit court has granted
his s,torneys permission to appeal to-
thssU. g. suprswe court from an Or
Ttist refusing to grant superoedea".
This will give q respite, OF at least
six months.
We understand that the country
delivery" system established as test
some time ago for the country con-
tiguous to Tempe, Is 70 be discontln-
ned BY the postoface department. it
having proved pnaatisfactory' to the
department, bu: highly satisfactory
to the people.
Governor Budd, of California, has
refused to interfere in any way in the
Durrant case. Durrant will haug if
he does MT cheat the gallows by
committing suicide which is not very
probable. Next Friday is the day OF
his execution His mother and faith
er have expressed determination to
witness the execution.
Misses Sic and Maggie Allison
yesterday retire from the manage
ment of the Mesa Restaurant which
for several months they have conduct
ed with go much satisfaction to their
patrons. Their many friends and
patrons regret that they have retired
drom business and hope that their
lines may be cast in pleasant places
J. d. Barnett has added ANOTHER
elegant piece of furniture to his drug
store In the shape OF a handsome two
story soda 70. ,ntain. i is mostly o
onyx. and is surmo9nsed BY a large
4 Z.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-04
THINK AH)Ur YOuE EEALr 2

This is the time u g'ys attention to
soyr nhlsioal condition
The warmer weather which will
come with tie approaching spring
months sho"l4 ind yo" strong AMI in
robust health ,ot4 s'oqd pure and
yqiIT appetite good. Otherwise you
viii be IN danger Of serious illness.
hilrity and enrich your blood with
Hoods Sarsaparil!a ant? thus pre-
pare Tor spring" This medicine
makes ric!,, red b!oD | I'D gives Wig
or and vitality. 1t will guard yon
against >langer from the ciianses that
viii -non take place.
iioop', pnJ.s cpre' nalsps. sicks
he:.'achr, indIxestiqN, biliousness
Nj dira;g;siisi,: 255e. So. ''''''
Prf*shiHga at II q III Young Peo-
r!e's Meeting at ! p. m. Sunday
S"ho"l at 9.45. a. the Bas.s;.t church.
All are in{i's''. =:
II YOU WANT Gr>i-slass 1enta
wr.k done at reasonable rates, call on
DR.. r. f.. Ho!urook. of Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-04
sA~S
YQuS': Suffering 5: 8
FROM
Defective i Eyfeslgght yes /?

Eeople having weak eyesight should not miss tbs
opportunity to have their eyes properly examined ant
fitted The Doctor has ins trnnents with Which he cain
examine every muscle and fibre of the inside of the e5
and tell in ain instant whether he benefit you no.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-04

OUT OF WEAKNESS comes strength
when the blo"l hs3 been purified
enriched and vitalized. he appeti
restored and the system built Up by
Hoo4's SaFss?ari'lp.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-04
= ~ y 1f-.'.s A-7i'.'r- = =
YOSEMITE md REigRE.

ExcEraicn tiY~e's from rh.'%' II
I" Yosemite an'l return a"d 9'-o
frnn oAtenix y Wa~o"a aud 10
NaripFs Glove Of Rig trees in tho
fv.~"'iie Valley, haze t-e., !, &C.,
on sale II the M*r.topa 4 'l,Aof7is
Office. 's.'leae tick.rs will be s2ol 10
return Including November agIh
Persons desiring to take alyautasa ot
a visit to this valley should make
application for rates and other infor-
nation, at the aboge named Office.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-04
Liver and kidneys
Pronounced incuratsie, but AssiiSee
70 try Moods 9arsaparllia e N6va

Pronounced incuratsie, but Ass.ased
70 Try MOODS sarsaparliia & NoVa
e.slrs'y cdFad aas As's to Work.
"1ESs greatly yron ble1 with liver and
kidnsy'dimct1tles for meny years. vas
pronounced finefrshle By my physician.
A neigh bot advised HE to get a few bot
ties Of aHooS's saraapaeiiia. / ssnt end
got six bottles saA saetoEs i had taken
three OF therp, ] WAs cured of my kidney
trouble. lam now able to work, although
before taking Hoods sarsapsrilla'I was
almost helpless. am able to walk three
or four mifaG . day gnd feel none the
worse for it.f SssfR B. STANTON, Winn-
View, Okishoma.
Gov. ISanfrow OF Oklahoma says:
From It's general repp.ag gion, know OF
none that would prefer tn HOODS Sar.
saparilla tive should need blood purifss
or for general debility,
ss,:si s:;;';a
Is.tAe Best IN f4ct the One True Blood Puri,
ner. Be sure 10 get Hoods. Price 81, six for IS:
Hoods Pills take, easyse Up sasrate. 3 ass. T.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-11
S. S. CONVENTION.

Local Sunday school conv ention
was held in the Globe Mills Sunday
school on Friday evening, Feb. 26.
: Owing to the inclemency of the
weather the audiance was small, but
nevertheless there was an interest
ing session held. The meeting was
conducted bv Rev. McLain OF Mid
dleburgh, who was obliged to speak
on the different subjects assigned to
persons absent, Our difficulties in
Sunday Schools and how to over
come them" Miss Flute Walter
gave Us a short talk op the same
subject.
An organisation was then effected
and the following olacess we're slec.
ted: Pres, Miss Flute Walter v.
Pres, VIM Freyman Treas. Miss
Izora q. Smith; Sec, b. w. Yoder.
We think that Rev. McLain has
done good work in our midst. We
shall be glad to welcome him again
at our next convention.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-11
In Memonam.

The following resolutions were
adopted by the Franklin f. A. 81.
U. that God hath visited us and re.
moved from us by death our worthy
and esteemed Brother and Lecturer
j. 8. Hassinger. It remiuds us that
life to US is short, and that we know
not what hour the summons will
come to us therefore. be it
Resolved, that in the death of
Brother Hassingsr this Alliance has
lost worthy member, aud the com.
munity a respected citizen, the
wife and children 4 kind and affec.
tionate husband and father.
Resolved, that our charter be-
drsred in mourning Cor period Of
ss.sy 1s,;; aaa as, ssst sss eaPy ct
these resolutions be sent to the
grief-stricken family and be publish
ed in the county papers. viz. Posr,
Ne'os Item and Herald, aud also
that copy of these resolutions be
recorded on the minutes of this Al
lance. Hence, we bow to the ALL
wise Providence who doeth all
things we'll, and pray to be able to
say, "Thy will, not mine be done"
Brother dear, can It be,
Thy loving face we cannot see?
TnOso clcs that now are closed I'm death
Wen think OF TIL our latest breath;
Ana wheh we see your vacant chair,
our grief indeed IL hard TO bear
CLARA C. HAssINGER,
LOUISA A. WALTER.
II. NJ. AMIG,
Committee.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-11
Extending Their Lines.

The Home Telephone company's
lines will likely be extended to
Hartleton, Laurelton and Glen Iron,
as the citizens Mt that end of the
county are enterprising and desir-
GUS OF getting telephone communi-
cation. They have now within few
of the number of subscribers neces-
sary to have the line extended.
Kelly Y Roads will be connected
with this system. The company
now with its connections at Milton.
Northumberland, Sunbury, Shamok-
in and Mt. Carmel gives access to
600 phones, free to all subscribers.-
Sunbury Item.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-11
COURT HOUSE CHIPS.
Deeds Entered Ter Record.

Doo0S Entered 1of Record.
Philip Dreese and wife to Gather
inc Shirey, II acres in Beaver Twp,
for $4,000.
Adam Smith and wife to Robert
Smith, lot in Adamsburg. for $500.
Josiah Nerhood aud wife to Dan.
Shaver, house and lot in Beaver
town. for $3.50.
H. j. and Chris. Shellenberger to
James d. Aigler, 60 acres in Beaver
Twp, for 500
Edward Heimbach aud wife to w.
]. Wrsy, 81 acres in Franklin Twp,
for $3.50.
Marriage Licenses.
"HRARrs FLurrxRINa WITH DELu-
sIoNs." The following marriage H.
censes have been granted since our
last publication:
{Henry w. Hartman, Union Co.,
(Ids Wray. g"
}Ammon E. Wieand. Lowell, Pa,
Minnie I. Fisher, " Z"
y. w. Herbster, w. Beaver Twp,
lAlda Q. Wagner, Spring Twp.
!John =. Reigle. Freeb urg,
Jamie L. Martin, /"
C0mmissiener~' O0ce.
The commissioners will meet on
Saturday to fix q rate of taxation.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-11

Governor, in 1877, he returned to his
residence near Selinsgrove, and at
the next general election was chos-
en- to tbs State Senate. but only
served during one cession. He died
OF typhoid fever on the 9th of No
vember, 1919. The last half year of
his life was rendered unhappy by
domestic Affections, and the weight
OF grevious cares. His long resi-
dence at the seat of government had
prevented him from giving that at-
tention to the management of his
extensive estates which they requir-
ed, and he in consequence found
himself much embarrassed. The
death OF his son Frederick, which
occurred at this time of business an
exiety, broke his spirit, and prepar-
ed his system for the disease of
which he died.
He was three times married: in
1870. to Elizabeth Michael, who died
on the 10th of November, 1894, leav.
ing two children; on the 18th of
June, 1896. to Catharine Antes, who
died on the 10Th of March, 1910,
leaving five children and on the
10th OF October, 1914, to Mary
Slough Scott, a widow, who died
October 8, 1923.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-11
Gong into Business.

To oday-Saturday-Mr. John f.
Biblghaus will sever his connection
with the firm of b. f. Reighard &
Bro, with whom he served several
years as clerk. Mr.. Bibighaus is a
young man of excellent character,
courteous, genial and polite. Hon
est, industrious and enterprising.
We should be sorry to have this
young man leave town, and a host
OF warm friends would also be sorry.
But he will stay. He expects to en-
gage III the Notion and Shoe busi-
ness in the room recently occupied
by MIR. Charles Rotering, and at
present occupied by Mr.. ID. Marcus.
Times.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-11
The Washington House.

Last week the Washington House
was sold by G. G. Seebold to his
brother, Carbon SeeDold, with fur
niture and all the fixtures. This is
one of the Oldest and certainly the
best known hotel in the county. The
new proprietor is no novice in the
business as he has for many years
run the hotel and won for it great
popularity. Mr.. Seebold knows near
ly all the people in the county and
his administration Of affairs in the
past warrant us in the prediction
that the hotel will become more
popular even than it has been.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-11
2a52 Words on a Postal Card .

Last week we noted the fact that
Prof. D. S. Boyer had written a
postal card containing 1913 legible
words. We thought this a remark
able feat. Since then Calvin Stetler
of this borough showed US piece
Of paper one-fourth the size of a
postal card that contains 613 legible
written words. At this rate Mr..
Stetler could put 2452 words. legibly
written, on . common sized postal
card. Ifany one can beat this we
would like to know who it is.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-11

Geo. r. Hendricks of Selinsgroye
was in town recently in the interest
of the Sunbury and Snyder county
Telephone Company. This line will
be put up this spring running from
Sunbury to Selinsgrove then to
Freeburg and from Freeburg to
Middleburgh. If it pays the line
will be extended to Mcclure. The
right of way has been granted for
most of the distance and an ordi-
nance is under consideration for
granting the right of way into this
borough.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-11
Standing Com mittee Meeting.

The new republican standing COM
mittee will me at in the court house
on Saturday, March 18th at 1 o'clock
p. IN. to effect an org ,nization.
H. G. SAMpsEL1,
Chairman.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-11
county BRIEFS

COUNTY BRIEFS
vs of q Week Collect
From All Quarters.
=, people Of snyder County
rs.v Have Done What
rhey are Doing. What
they Propose
To DO.
began last week.
Oop enters first quarter TO-
burg will haye an opera
Kuster Of Kantz called to see
week.
G. Corsets at Weis', Sc
|e, Pa.
pplicstions for liquor licenses
b bs hled.
4. Walter Of Kreamer was
Saturday.
tricks Day comes on We'd
Of next week.
Dr. Smith of Chicago is visit
James Grouse.
Rbods McWilliams and son,
he visiting at McVeytown.
R. Rothroch OF New Berlin
ountv seat visitor Monday.
les Long of Centre county
dsy visited Mrs. E. 9. Aurand.
members OF the U. B. church
king some repairs to their
NV library and Office fixtures
sts T. ]. Smith were sold last
sdsy.
+'forty niners", who met here
a. will meet in Port Royal
miner.
Annie Grimm of Freeburg
Duniay With II. n. Amie Snd
Swineford.
E. Stahlnecker is getting in a
10 Of stock almost every day.
see the goods.
], II. Hertz, pastor of the
,elical church, is attending
ence at Carlisle.
b I. Guyer, proprietor of the
Hotel, Sunbury, was a Mid
fsh visitor recently.
NJ. Middleswarth, one of Ad-
"wnship's stalwart republi-
pas in town Monday.
Pu want a first class Piano,
or Sewing Machine, call on
IS. Riegle. Middleburgh, Pa.
pa Heintzelman of Franklin
pup will move on Mrs. j. L.
Prs farm in Monroe township.
PA plain, band, gold finger
P Mlddieburgh. The finder will
return the same to this office.
freeburg Academy will open
|ng term of ten weeks, April
rrof' g. W. Walborn is prin-
! stelninger and wife propose
z trip to the west this sum
Ihey will visit eight or nine
81 Smith, aged rs, OF Perry
Y, was arrested for the murder
''lda Snyder, aged 20, just %
ago.
; Anna Roush, J. Harry Shots
and Chas. Reigle of Free
spent Sunday with r. s. Reiele
lmily.
'clal and business meeting of q
a'eresting character was held
y ny evening BY the Lutheran
!. .C.E.
'fs Schnee of Mt. Pleasant
;, One OF the executors in his
u; = estate was in Middleburgh
slness last week.
'Or ). A. Lumbard of Selins.
''S. way In town on Monday after.
.pAine ~ after political fences
cAalrmanship fight.
, rroi. Harbaugh of College.
;uss ! Jessie Hasainger) spent
Richmond planet., 1897-06-12
President Graham's Visit.

Rev. W. F Graham visited Danville
and Lynchburg last week in interest of
the Richmond Beneficial and Insur-
ance Company First class branch off,
ces were fitted up in each city. He found
the work in prosperous condition un-
der the efficient management of
vessrs Howard and Millner of Dan
Vile, w. @. King of LynchburR and
the agents and canvassers: The work
is growing in popular favor every day
in all sections Of the state While
in Danviile ho spent part of his time
at the home of Rev. W. T. Hall He
reports the Rev and his accomplish
ed wife as great favorites in DanVille
and the High Street Baptist Church in
a harmonious, healthy and prosperous
condition. and is largely attended at
each service under the eloquence OF
it's gifted young pastor.
He visited Rev G. w. Goode and his
talented lady in their sweet and cosy
home and found them happy in their
Church is secure and will be paid fOI
under Rev. Goodies pastorate.
He also visited Rev. r. @. Adams
and his noble companion in the fine
residence purchased recently on HoI
brooke street It is one Of the finest
homes in Danville owned by our peo
pie. Rev. Adams is making great sue
/ cess.
He spent two evenings with deacor
w A. Millner of the Loyal Street Bap-
tist Church. Deacon Millner reports
the church in charge OF Rev Moss in
progressive condition.
In Lynchburg he stopped at the resi-
! dence Of deacon Galloway of the Cour
Street Baptist Church. He was royal
ly entertained by this successful mer
chant and his cultured family. II
dined with Rev. Bernard Tyrrell ant
family in their palatial home. Rev
Tyrrell is an acknowledged success a
the Diamond Hill Baptist Church DT
p. + Morris was out of the city, bu
Rev Anderson from Mississippi wa
conducting a most successful reviva
at the Court Street Baptist Churc
here Rev. Graham mentioned tn
work Of his company before about tw
thousand people.
Richmond planet., 1897-06-12
WEST END NOTES.
THE REVIVAL STILL IN
PROGRESS.
Eloquent Sermons in the
Churches.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY.
REV. POWELL TRIED.
He Wins Two Big SUITS.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF MENTION
PERSONAL AND BRIEF MENTION
God moves in q mysterious way,
His wonders TO perform
He plants His footsteps on the sea,
And rides upon the storm.

God moves in a mysterious way,
His wonders to perform;
He plants His footsteps on the sea,
And rides upon the storm.
For the last % or 20 years the south
west and northwest sections have
been as it were in semi, Rip Van
Winkle stupor so far as the religious
world goes. but on the other hand
Satan has been going to and fro,
walking up and down holding high car
Iiival and many professed Christians
seemed to have consorted with some
of the most " cked sinner to pull down
the kingdom of God and His Christ
and to establish the. kingdom of his
Satanic highness upon the ruins there
of. But when the great Iuminsr es
and their faithful aids came forth as
leaders of the mighty army of the liv-
ing 6, d. and bid Satan with his hire
lings to halt. There was a pitched
battle, akin only to struggle for dear
| life; and when the captains of the
heavenly hosts give command, LET
not your flag trail in the dust 60 for
ward Victory ia yours and awaits you
at the end" Steady, but powerful
was the inroad and onslaught made on
the army of the Devil. until within the
past few months such revolution
has never been Witnessed d by the oldest
citizen Men and women, who for
years seemed to fear neither God Oh
man, but went forth with high hand
into all manner OF wickedness, in high
places and low dives as well are now
rapidly falling into Gods army. Satan
with his allies have tucked their tails
and are now lurking on the edge of the
woods. Watch him for he will surely
come again.
While we have not the exact figure.
before us, we will not be toe liberal il
putting the number of conversion
at over 500, yes 500 would be nearer q
correct estimate, if we only include
in this estimate those person from al
the Baptist churches west OF 2nd st.
ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES AT THE FIFTI
BAPTIST oHURoH.
Last Sunday was the first anniversa
ry of the pastoral charge of the Rev
II Powell, pastor of the 9Th Baptis
! Church. The very atmosphere seemed
} to blow gentle breeze OF happines
and tranquility to all The Sund a,
school looked inspiring. No sickl
r plants, but all looked fresh and green
! Like the little busy bee, fat from tn
pure honey slipped from the heavenl
, hive. Rev Kirby took the schoc
{ through q short, but instructive an
= pointed review on The Bible. the wOr
= of God The bright scholars all look
ed gay and cOntented. At 1C 40 a m
! the sexton threw wide the doors to tn
J main auditorium. which soon file
o with smiling faces and apparentl
- cheerful hearts. Our heart was mad
T. to feel light as ou- eyes gazed upo
the pulpit, Just over the speakers hea
II and in front OF the choir gall sry wa
/. the picture of the pastor decorate
with choice carnations And other fov
Richmond planet., 1897-06-12
These Are the Men Doing It.

Hon. John H. Snyth. ex-Minister to
Liberia, Mr. George w. Bragg, ths
most enterprisnP laundrymaH in the
Stats. Squire IL. + Jonathan, the most
successful fish, oyster and game mer-
chant in the city. MIR. A. P. Quarles,
Richmond's best practical horse-shoer
and veterinarian, Mr. Samuel \. BAH
or, noted for integrity and sterling
christian qualities, James II. Hayes,
Esquire, the best read and most popu-
lar colored barister in the state, and
John Clinton. Jr., Esq who at one
time published ths only Negre daily
journal in the country, the longevity
of which IS unprecedented are the gan
tlemen who compose the board OF d.
rectors of the Planet Beneficial Asso-
citation and the public may rest as
sured that the cencern is capable Of
carrying out all set forth in its liters-
ture.
! For further particulars address John
/ Clinton, Jr, 8l2 East Broad Street,
Richmond. Va Gold PLANET Building.
Agents wanted in all parts of the
State. Regular salary will be paid
first class agents,