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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19
TO NORTHERN.
Leader of Negroes Makes Some
Warm Comments on
Recent Speech.
GOVERNOR IN NEED OF PENITENCE

According TO the Providence Orator.
Rather Than tn Go North with n Type
written Defense of the Most Cruel Insti-
tuition of Human Debauchery Ever
Known'-PointaI Remarks Miscese-
nation and such.
Boston, June 19.-Joscph w. Hender-
son, of Providence. founder of the
American Protective League, an organ
ization of colored people for the secur-
ing of their rights, delivered an address
in the Spark Street church yesterday III
which he replied to the recent speech of
Ex-Governor Northen, of Georgia, with
reference to the southern outrages upon
colcred people. Said Henderson: 1t is
not necessary at this time for me to
make any reply to Governor Northern's
dramatic defense of human slavery. But
had 1 been an owner of human beings
and man-killing dogs, as he has been,
and since written my name among the
followers of Christ, l would have felt
more like coming up to the altar of re-
pentance at this stage of reform than to
have come to one of the greatest cities
in the world with typewriter defense
of the most cruel institution of human
debauchery ever known to civilized or
savage man.
Some Reflections on AIiscegenation.
"Were it not that it was in Georgia
that my poor mother was born: there
that she tremblingly obeyed the slave
masters whip and felt the slave hounds
bite; there that she was sold and de-
ported for life from her blood and kin
i would not stoop to dignity Governor
Eorthen's pro-slavery utterances even
with q sneer. Governor Northen says
that misceseratiOnb by law will never take
place in the south. But miscegenation
in the south has already taken place. 1t
has already been on the road 200 years.
Not miscegenation by law, but by brute
force, which is the very worst form of
law. Who started it? Not the negroes,
1 am sure; nor was it the poor white
trash. 1t was the blue-vein aristocracy
of the south that broke over the fence,
defied all law, and the result is that we
have black negroes and white negroes,
some of them as white as Governor
Northern.
Grave Charge Against tho South.
1.-THE increase of miscegenation in the
south is due chiefly to three causes,
namely-force, financial persecution and
discernible Willingness the part OF
both sexes of both race. One seldom
hears of the wholesale assaults that
colored women, but they are as constant
as the rising and setting of the sun. Go
south and count the penitentiary-born
children whose mothers are coIored and
fathers white. That tells the story.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19
c. T. FOSTER, NJ. D.
Physician and Surgeon.

ONCE between Third and Fourth avenues on
Twentieth street ONCE hours: to II o. m,
2 to4p IN. and to p. m Night calls from
ofice. Phone 40S4
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Physicians.

once Tremann block. once hours 20 n ~
n m To and to . d. m. Phone No. 1922
Rock Island, Ill. Night calls answered from
nn1NR-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19
DIR. S. II. MILLER,
veterinary Surgeon and Dentist.

AUdIseases OF horses and cattle treated or
Approved principles. Surgical operations per
formed in a scientific manner. Dogs treated
All calls promptly attended TO- kesoSn Gen,
and infirmary, 16I516l7 Fourth avenue
(Naucker's stable), opposite No. IRE house
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19
EXCURSIONS
VIA THE
Burlington.

South, West and North.-Colonlsts, cheap
tickets now.
South, West and Torth.-Homeseelgers
June to 20, July to IL, August I to Is and
September to TO-
Denver, Colorado, Springs, Pueblo and
GIenwood Springs and return.-Special Ex-
-rsions, June y TO July II Inclusive.
Hayward, Wis.-Round Lake, season.
LosAngeIes, CaI--National Educational AS
ISOLATION, June 25 TO July6
st. Louis, Mo-ProtectIve Order OF EllSs,
June 10 and 20.
Detroit, M.ch.-Chrlstian ELdoavor, July 3,
and ).
Richmond, va.-Baptfst Young Peoples
Union, July 10, II and L.
Cincinnati, Ohio National Sangerfcst,
June p and 2s
Cheap round trip tlckets for the various sum
mer resorts including Hot Springs. s. ID. are on
sale during the season. For rates and addition
al information cal on or apply TO
III. ID. MACK, Phone NJ. j. YOUNG
d. z. A. 1871 & 1850. Agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND q PACIFIC RAIL
- way--Tickete can be purchased or baggage
heeked 81 d P Twentieth street depot, or
Q - cepo-, corner Fifth avenue and Thirty.
Inst strest. Frank 81 Plummer, Agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19

J. r BUR ART, N. ID
MRS. HADA N. BURKBART. n.
DRS. BIJRKHART & BURKHART,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19
j. A BALL, M. ID.
Physician and Surgeon

ONCE 1907 Second avenue. Residence eU
wenty-fourth street Telephone lilo: once
hours from 10 to ~ m; 10 p. m; and 10
o. m, Sundays to 10 u m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19
Makes a SPECIFIC Accusation.

In the course of his statement, Lock-
wood alleged that Judge Albert Haight,
of the New York court of appeals, had
been elevated to his position by the COR
porations. through the use Of a cnrruD-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19
DIR. III. EMMETT STEEN,

~
Davenport, Iowa
Specialist and expert in :he treatment OF
nervous. private and all chronic diseases OF
Hours: 10 toI2 o. to 8. Sundays 10 to IL
Harrison and Second streets, opposite new
Boston store
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19
TRAINS.
WEST.
EAST.

sArrfvsl. tDeparture. tDaily, except Sunday.
sDstiy except saturday. All others daily. Teio-
phone 1893.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19
LOCKWOOD'S ROAST
Of the STANDARD Oil Company
and Railways Before the In
dustrial Commission.
NO CHANCE FOR INDEPENDENTS.

Com bine of the Big Trust and the Com
mon Carriers Smashes All Opposition,
Lockwood Says-He Also Declares the
Courts Under the Control of the Com
bIne Managers and Specifics "a Case ThaS
Develops Instant Contradiction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19

Passenger trains leave X n moline
avenueb depot i've co. minutes earlier than time
given. Trains marked daily, all other trains
daily except sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19

Phone 4 on 1857 once, 326 Twentieth
s,reet Once hours: 10 to IL a. m; TO ano
7tosp M Sunday, $50 TO $50 a. m; iso to
o. m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19

BURLINGTON RoUTR-O Q RAIL
itrcet, J Yoong, Agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-19

According TO the Providence Orator
Rather Than tn Go North with n Type
written Defense of the Most Cruel Insti-
tuition of Human Debauchery Ever
knownr-PointAI Remarks on MiscsSe-
nation and such.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23
g. 8. Union Officers EleO.sd.

At the regular meeting OF the Exc
cutive Board OF the 8. s. Union. held
ct the First Baptist Church on Thurs-
day evening, December 14th, the fol-
lowing officers were reelected for an
ether year:
r. H Thurston. president; w. G..
Carter, vice president; A. cambridge
secretary A. Beverly, assistant score
tary p. NJ. Beverly, corresponding
secretary Beverly, treasurer John
W. Shelton, chaplain; @. @. Williams.
ckorister; W T Taylor, assistant chor-
ister; Miss Rosa James, organist; l..
Y Hsrris, b. 8. Inspector. Mrs. H.
l.. Williams was elected assistant or
gAnist in the place Of R. 81. White.
The meeting was we'll attended and
much interest manifested. The in
stAilatIon will be al the E5enezer Bsp-
tist Church on Sunday, January 7th,
at 3 30 .. m. A nice programme is be
ing prepared by = special committee.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23

Our Sunday services good at all OF
our churches on last Sunday but they
promise to be better on next Sunday.
The theme at all Of the churches will
hang on the Birth OF tChrist." They
should be well attended.
Christmas entertainments will be
held at all OF our churches during next
week.
The Hickory Hill Mission will have
their Christmas. entertainment on
Chr istmas morning at l0:SO. An ex-
cellent programme has been arranged
for the 0csasion. Ali ara welcomed
The Moore st. and Fifth st. Baptist
Churches " i'll hold their last commun-
ion services for the year on next Sun
day afternoon. The members of both
churches are expt cted to be present.
Marriages. seemed to have been one
of the leading features of this section
for several months past. 1t has been
source Of pleasure TO the public to at
tend them.
The marriage of Rev. James H
Holmes at the First Baptist Church on
last Thursday night leaves two widow
ed pastors in this this city. Ajax"
can speak for one and the Far East the
other. How stands the case, brethren2 ?
We received invitations to the fol-
lowing marriages on last Thursday
night: Rev. DIR. James Holmes and
Mrs. Susanna Watkins; Mr.. Percy
Wilson and Miss Hattie Jones Mr..
Luther Allen and Miss Nellie Brown.
We hope all merry Christmas and q
happy future.
TO say that this week leads TO social
enjoyment would be but mildly put
ting it. A week when girls look to
their fellows for the compliments Of
Christmas. The children LOOK with
anxio1s hearts for the gifts OF Santa
CLAUSE.
| Young men, it is Christmas times.
| Be sobsr-minded and not allow your
selves becomes obnoxious at nc time.
Be gentlemen.
Young girls. entertaia our young
men on high order d airing the holi
day. Don't allow them 20 be-
come intoxicated at your hands.
There is much sickness in this seq
tion at this time. Let US who are more
fortunste carry TO them some OF the
comforts of life. Remember, the poor
you have always with you.
Quite number OF our girls who have
been teaching in various parts OF che
country, have returned home TO spend
the holidays.
Mr.. James White, soung business
man Of fthis section, who has been con
fiaed st home for several weeks, il
much improved. He would be glad &c
see his iIiends az u West Fedora
Street.
We wish all Merry Christmas. VIZ
have had many "abuses AMI threats
m ade against US this year for talk, bu
il will all be right by addressing Mag
no" the compliments OF Merry Chris
mas. Again, we wish you a Merrl
Christmas.
AAGNo UNo.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23

via O. and o. route at 7 P. NJ. and was
met Oy Sic r. N. Sears and Mr. Il. H.
Oanadsy.
The following Sir knights filed the
stations: Grand V c., VIM. II. Min
yard G. P, Rev. DR.. 81. 81. Mitchell:
g. M at A.. A. A. Pollard; q. X of r
and g., Edward Langley; g NJ OF W.,
Wilkes Adams g. |. g., e V. Haw-
throne G. o. G.. Nelson Sumner; Asst.
q. M. at A. j K. Coles These were
assisted by Deputy Grand Chancellor
r. e Kindred, r. r. Burgess. John
Royal. w. a. Robinson, J. Paul Wright
and others.
The new lodge will be known as Gold
en- Seal. Grand Medical Director VIM
Troy. was present.
The follnwing are it's officers: O. c.,
Joseph Freemsn;V. O.. p. L. Hines !;
K. of r. aud S.. w. A. RaineY; NJ of
F., James Ii Brooks; P. Nat Harris
NJ. OF Exch., John F. Matthews; NJ. &C
A, ii. KittreiI; NJ. of W., e. M.
Canaday; 1 g., F e. PurYear; o. g.,
James Love; Trustees, w. II. Middle
ton, E. NJ. CAnaday, f e. Puryear
The repast was en- joyed by all. This
lodge was gotten no through the ener-
Ry OF Sir 3. NJ Sears end he deserves
much credit for the work.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23

The service is first class and the prices
will astOund you. Every one is prais-
ing this new "hotel" for Richmond.
II you want to know the best place,
call and see them. No trouble to show
goods, snd still less to eat them. Call
there. 0 you met himl AR,
WILLIAM rKNNANT
is popular and his grocery is a place to
supply your wants. Fresh or salt
meats, groceries OF all descriptions and
strictly nrst-eiass. His cash prices are
away down" and il you want fine
Christmas dinner call and see him
He has carefully selee ted his stock and
is most accommodating Messrs
j. A. & G. J COOKS
are known as the successors tn the re-
liable firm OF Henry Cooke. Their liv-
cry department. is equipped with the
latest style carriages ard all orders are
promptly and .sstisfR"toriaI;y attended
Sad day to you? We hadn't heard IF it,
call on them for they are as skilifnl at
m anaRing funerals as they are in offer
atinR at weddings. They know how
to relieve your mind and supply all ol
the requirements for the occasion. See
new advertisements.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23
Leigh St Church Services.

There will be services at the Leigh
st. NJ. +. Church Sunday, DC. "a, '99
at III a. M. prs aching. At B p. m.
there will be Christmas exercises bY
the members OF the choir and h Sab
bath School. A very interesting pro-
grau me has been arranged.
Chorus by the School, The Ginning
Christmas Bel chorus by very smai
children, Happy Christmas Time il
Here duet, VINO is He,-Misses Eva
and JAMIE B. Smith colo, Happy Little
Children Mrs NJ NJ Bum; essay
Miss Cora E. Smith recitations by
Mis- sss Nettie Threat, Jennie Glasgow
CynthiS EdmonsOn. Sonora Eldridge
Matte Peterson and others. Shor
address by the upsrintendent, Mr.
Thomas II. Branch Closing address
b7 the pastor, the Rev. J. Edward
Gunby
All are most cord islly invited to b,
present.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23

ton, the president. is known by every
body as reliable, gentlemanly, pains
taking citizen. He will do all he says
he will. Mr.. Thomas N Crump, the
young manager, is also known for his
reliability and faithfulness to duty.
He has gone at the work with snap
push and energy and the patrons 1are
praising him. II you want to belong
TO a good thing. join the Southern Aid
Insurance Company. It will be q ben
eft to you, your children and to the
community in which yoa live. When
you pass their new office, call in and
see them. Yes, Mr..
NATHANIEL ]. LRwIs
practices law. II you have title to
examine, q case to be looked after or
pardon Us, divorce to obtain, look for
his shingle and explain your troubles.
The
sECURITY, INDUSTRIAL MUTUAL AID So
CIEFY
is now at POT Foushee ST. 1t pays sick
and death benefits. The work it has
done and is still doing has now the
confidence OF the public. Mr.. W. Isaac
Johnson is president and Mr.. 0. n.
Brown, the manager. This is enough
to satisfy you If you want TO join q
good. reliable society call and see them
Their agents will wait on you at any
time. They are all right. Yes, Mr..
W. 8. sRLDEN.
knows all about the business. Every
body says so. He has officiated at as
many funerals as most OF them and
knows how TO give satisfaction II you
feel downcast send him word and he
will relieve you of responsibility and
I put away your relative in a way that
will awaken admiration. No, We had
not forgotten Mr..
d. A. FERGUSON.
He IS the dentist. who has recently
located here. They say he knows al
about the business, too. He is a grad
uate and has had an experience il
dentistry OF which you should avai
yourself at once. Don't feel embar
rassed Let him fix those teeth or fur
nish you with a new set. He come
highly recommended. Something &
eat? Yes.
THoMPsoN's Dining ROOMS
are open to you and to the public. YoU
will fad all of the dishes Of the season
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23
Rev. Holmes weds

The First Baptist Church was pack
ec with surging mass of humanity on
last Thursday night. The occasion
was the Marie gs of Mrs. Susanna
Watkins to Rev. James Il. Holmes, ID.
d. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Wslter H Brooks, D D., OF
Washington, D.. c., who in company
with his wife who lie Rev. Holiness
p-daughter arrived in this city on
Wednesday last.
A large number of prominent per-
sons, both white ard colored were
present to witness;the event, and the
popular doctor and his bride were the
recipients of many congratulations.
The recs ption was held at 1000 n
4sh st., and friends called until late
hour.
May they have q pleasant voyage
during the remainder of life's journey
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23
Services at st. JOsoph's.

Solemn High Mass at q. m, st
which the celebrant, Reverend Pastor
will officiste, assisted by Deacon Rev.
Father Duffy, suD-Deacon Rev. Faith
er Ayes
Rose Wig Mass will be sung by q full
choir, accompanied by orchestra.
Two other services will follow High
Mass.
Children's services at 8 a. m. Bane-
dietiOn of blessed sacrament.
No evening servicts on Christmas.
Cards of admission will be asked for
st Solemn High Mass.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23
OHRETMAs.

Christmas what glorious word Z
It tells OF wonders past, sd
Reminds as how our gracious Lord
Our burdens on Him east
Swerved not but bore them co the end.
That we redeemed might ba.
That He, our more than bxothaE,
friend,
Might die while we go free.
We see again that wondrous star
Which leo the famed mARi.
And ptloted them from afar
TO where the Saviour lie.
Again we see Elizabeth
As she. her cousin greets
With words which hold both life anE
death,
And prophecies repeats.
The chorus OF the angels bright,
The shepherds startling tale;
The warning and the mid night flight
Ger hill and plain and vale;
And Joseph's dream OF home again
In holy Pal slime.
Where all that Israsfs hope contain
OF this world might be ssen.
That cotorie of doctors, wise,
Csnfounded By a child,
Whose wisdom caused them such sur
prise,
rhI yeArsof flial service He
To parents freely gave;
The wedding in Cana OF Galilee
The scene st Lszarus's grave.
See, too, the woman at the we'll,
Aud hear that conversation
'rw Ks Christ and her and hear her tell
OF her own condemnation.
Then, see Him walking on the sea
And see the thousands fed,
Along the shores where often He
Had His own gospel spread.
In the garden of GAthsemaue,
in Pilste's Judgment hall,
Then see Him nailed unto the tree
Whereon He died for all
The resurrection from the dead
The ascension into heavenl
See on Mount Olivet, light is shed Z
And hope to men is given.
%. III. STEwARDN
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23

Mrs. Maria Robinson, OF N 80ts
st, who has been cOnfined to her roOuo
FOR two weeks rom sickness, is able to
be out.
Mr.. Richard T. CcgbilI, sr.. Ox
Manchester, i, will visit CharlotteS-
vile next w *, leaving Saturday nigh
via OF the Son nern r. r. While there
ne wiii De tn guest Of his relatives
Nj. and Mrs John Coles.
Rev. Ju tus J. Evans of Roarok
was IN the ei' J this week and called q
us.
Mr.. J. T. Coleman OF Cumbsr.
land, Md, called on us.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23
THE HOLIDAYS.
OFFERINGS OF OUR AID
VERTISERS.
A Merry Prospect and a Hap.
py Time.

A Merry Prospect and a Hap
py Time.
The holidays are upon us and our
advertisers are ready to serve the pub
lie. When it becomes Q matter Of
taste and satisfaction Mr..
H.F. JONATHAN
stands ct the door with the freshest,
finest, most satisfactory lot of fish,
oysters and game that has ever fallen
upon the palate of man. He is thor
oughly reliable and his prices are rea-
sonable and in keeping with the kind
and class of supplies furnished. Mr..
W. ". SCOTT
will nnAke you look fine enough to at
tend 3 wedding. he knows how TO
give you first-clAss haircut. shave
or shampoo. Call and see him. Mr..
JOHN n. HIGGINS
is too well-known to need comment
here. His customers all say that he
buys the best and furnishes the same
pure article to the consumer. )f you
want to feel good during the holidays,
drive away care and at the same time
] not ip1nre yourself, get liberal sam
pie of HigginR' Best. Yes, the
BENEVOLENT. INVESTMENT 1 RELIEF AS
soCIArIoN
will do all that it promises. Its polite,
active agents are ever ready TO AFFORD
you information. If you wish to get
A D nd A1 70
YOUR future prospects, call and see
them. Rev. G.. G. Coleman is presi-
dent and Prof. J. H. Blackwell is Sec
retAry. Now, Mr.
A. HAYES
is here ready to serve you. He is no
back number and his stock and equip
ments are strictly first class. If you
have q wedding, supper, ball or party
to attend, remember that this quiet,
but faithful liveryman will serve you
to the satisfaction of yourself and
friend. His large establishment is
thoroughly equipped, and il you do
not see what you want, ask for it..
What did you say? Funerals? Oh
yes, he is one of the most sympathetic
individuals and will serve 7ou prompt
ly. Call and see him. Teeth? Yes
| DR..
p. B. RAMSEY
is one of the best equipped dentists in
the state and will furnish you With a
new set or with gold filings. He does
all kinds of work Cf this kind and Is as
gentle as a babs in dealing with the
patient. Mr..
WILLIAM oUsTALo
is one of the guide posts OF this commu
nifty, when you need 10 brace up or are
feeling i'll. When your stomaehe is
out OF order and your wife il sick, he
is the great eonsoler. His medicines
are pure and are just as represented
His place OF business is fitted up in the
latest style. show your appreciation
by going there. Mr..
VIM, B. SMITH, JR..
the well-known tonsorial artist has
called it Little Billy's Place and tbs
boys call there to see him. His hair
cuts, and shaves are strictly "up tC
date" When ready to go and see youI
best girl, call and see Little Billy
and be happy.
THE SOUTHERN AID SOCIETY.
needs no introduction at our hands. II
YOU will look at ths mammoth half.
page advertisement in this issue, you
will see that it has introduced itself
Read the table of rates. 1t does al
that il says It will. II you are sicl
YOU should remember to join it wheE
you get we'll II you are well, yoI
should run and pay your entrance fe'
before you get sick. Mr.. A. Washin
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23
Mr.. RANDOLPH AGAIN OoNvIOTEA.
Another Appeal Taken.

The county court of Hsnrico on Sat-
day. 18Th inst, affirmed the decision
OF Squire Lewis in sending E A. Ran
dolpR. Esq to Jail for thirty days foe
obtaining So under false presences.
Mr.. Randolph WAS represented by Jas.
Il. Hayes, Esq, who thereupOn took
an appeal TO the Circuit Court. Bail
WAS granted in the sum OF $500.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23

6OLT-PoNDExTER-The marriage of
Miss Maud @. Poindexter TO Mr.. NJ. E.
Holt has been announced. The cere-
mOny will take place Wednesday, Dec.
27, 1899, ct 1920 A. NJ, st the resi-
dence OF the bride, Louisa, Va. Friends
are invited. No cards,
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23
Mt. Olivst Bapt. Church Services. Z

On next Sunday, the congregation or
the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church VIII
hold services IN their new building on
25tn and 3 streets, at IL a. M, o. 10.
aud O'Clock p IN. Eminent divinas
of the city will preach.
The new church is within squares
OF the Richmond Railway and Electric
Line and near the Traction line.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23

M'TcHI IL I-WALsa. = Miss Berniee.
Wa became the bride OF Mr.. VIM.
B. Mitchell. Thursday, Dec. 18th. az
the residence Of the groom, 1000 N. 2nf
Sc Great many friends were present
Their future home will be 81 S25 &c
James ST., the residence OF the bride
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23

MoRaAN-SMITa-The marriage of
Miss Martha A. Smith to Mr.. w. 3.
Morgan will take place Tuesday, De-
cember 28th, at o'clock p. m. at the
Ebenezer Baptist Church. Friends are
invited. No cards,
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23
KNIGHTS OF PY rHIAs.
Another New Lodge at Norfolk.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 1e, 1899.
A lodge OF Knights OF Pythias Was
instituted here last night AZ the Castle
Hall OF P Pythias Lodge, No. 2I. Grand
chancellor John MITCHELL Jr., arrived
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23
MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
A FEW CHURCH NOTES.
Wedding Bells Ring Loud
and Clear.
TIMELY ADVICE To YOUNG MEN
AND WOMEN.

'Magno's" Wish for Merry Christ
maa-0ther Notes from the Ward.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23
THE sourHRRN AID SOCIETY.

needs no introduction at our hands. II
you will look at ths mammoth half
page advertisement in this issue, you
will see that it has introduced itself.
Read the table of rates. 1t does all
that it says 1t will. II you are sick
YOU should remember to join it when
you get we'll. II you are well, you
should run and pay your entrance fee
before you get sick. Mr.. A. Washing
Richmond planet., 1899-12-23
THoMPsoN's DININa ROOMS

are open to you and to the public. You
will fad all of the dishes of the season.