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TEN ACRES near Houston avenue. four
blocks from street car and new asphalt
pavement: four i2t-ecre pieces on gravel
MONTGOMERY road. AZ miles from court
house. lots lis and lI6 Magnolia addition
facing Washington street ABBY +. r.
King. 1908 Commerce, II
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR .SALE--Ffteen head three-fourth bred
Devon and Hereford bulls: also thirty gentle
saddle horses: will sell or trade for stock
cattle. Address II. II. Dyer. Richmond.
Texas 10
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hrougbt happiness to hundreds OF anxious
women: have never had single failure;
longest cases relieved in two to hye days
without fail: no pain. no danger. no inter
farence with work by mail or office, 81;
ali letters truthfully answered. The, Mans
Seld Remedy Co.. 167 Dearborn street, room
GA Chicago Ill, o-s5
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WANTED 70 BUY.

wANTED-To buy leather TOP phaeton Dug
Nv: good and cheap FIR cash. Aoorehs ~
B.. 21ll. this Office
WANTED--A large second hana sals' AZ
6rsas s,atlnE price, b. Bristol hotel ID
~; S:-T,i-77- e--7-cIa57 eedlle harze. Answer
al onee r. D. Box ls7, Houston, Iexas 70
w00T and eiIEafor skins; highest prices
paid II. p. Gillespie, COS Decatur street,
New Orleans. ----------s ~
WANTEp-Walnut. oak aud ash LOGS: We are
in the market ct all umes tor tns aooys
for speci1cations and prices. Z. H. CUM.
mings Co. -------------s -
BUY and sell furniture and household 1oous.
lean money and charge no intsfesa or gSons
co rets. vi. c. Archer. 2il Milan .
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MUSICAL

MUSICAL
Pianos at prices TO suit all pocket books,
cash or easy time payments; our methods OF
doing business will please you. G. Janke g.
Co. Music House. sos Main street. Sheet
Music at half price. a-l6-lsOO
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POSITION OF any kind by an all around bust
ness man. who Is hustler at anything his
hands Ind to do. mercantile house pre-
fefred. give mo trlal | need work. Ad-
dress Mercantile. this office. II
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LADY BARBER--Must be young, handsome
and furnish references must also have
three years experience in barbcring. Ad-
dress ID. III. Priest. Gonzales, Texas, IL
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FOR sALE--Bay front land near San Jacinto
battieerounda; ten acres and w, at forty
dollars per acre. Large store building and
lot IN buelness mart OF La Porte cost ,eigh-
teen hundred dollars. will sell for seven
hundred and fifty dollars. Address W. B !.
Root In Porte. Texas. 1b
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fADIES-'Princess Regulator" relieves every
condition. from every cause: safe. sure; by
mail, 75c. Send &c for booklet. Southern
Chemical Co.. Houston. ~
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FINANCIAL.

WANTED-To borrow about $500 on Houston
improved property. title rerfect ADDRESS
382 this off o. 10
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SITUATION wANrHp-MALE

WANTED Destination az reporter and solicit
tor for advertising and lob printing on coun-
Try daily or weekly: experienced. Address
b4lt. this office. Il
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EYES TESTED FREE--see Or. Heislg's car,
on last page
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eALEsMEN FOR CIGARs--si25 month and
expepses: old nrm; experience nnnecessary:
inducements to customers. c. Q. Bishop q
Co., ST. Louis. Mo. "
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especially adapted 90 growing rubber. coffee,
chocolate. vanilla and all tropical fruits. IN
the best localities In trcSical Mexico; good
titles. healthy climate: rail and water con-
rections; will sell In large or small tracts.
Write or call on us for information. Taco
talrnn Land Company. local office 2lI Main
street, Houston. Texas. By
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LUMBER YARD for sale at Edna. Texas
only one other yard here. Apply 10 H. %,
Traylor. box .. Edna. Texas. q
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n. o. COTTON q BRO. Fire Insurasee
Agents and Ad1ustera - Main street.
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FOR SALE--Two lots near corner Of pashai
and Gentry streets. Fifth ward. at BAR
gain for caeh. Apply 20 Mrs. III Dwyer.
4nNl Avenue II. Galveston. TeXas. ~
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WANTED--To Invest $4,000 in land. must be
bargain. SEQ IL. p. Mansfield. go Main 81:
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FOR sALE-The finest millinery establish-
nient in a city OF 10000; object In selling,
going abroad Address 49, this Office ~
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wANTED--A cook for summer resort. Cali
j. s. Dunlal Hardware Co. 4l0-4i2 Travis. Il
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FOR sALE--scveral pretty homes in the
Third ward; also some good paying rental
property. Seaman & Bartell. 2l2 Binz:
phone 1863. IL
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EIGHT beautiful lots IN San Antoaio TOT
sale OF trade John Lecke' college s'a'io4;
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WANTED--Large freighting contracts ia any
part Of the State. c. w. innes. Nursery,
Texas. IA
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOE SALE.
FOR sAlE-Two lots. Nos. and ?, in block
No. s. southeast corner public square, AL
bany, Shachelford county. Texas; win sell
cheap Address Webb a Hill. Albany. or
j. u. Barnes Waco. Texas. Is
FOR sALE-Corner Tot, with tive COTTAGES.
Arply corner Center and Taylor. .
FiitM--sl2oo cash; 200 acres, tive mues Of
Certrcville, Leon county; 400 acres oultl-
vLted. $1,000 improvements. win sell or ex-
change for Harris county land; fne hog ANA
cattle range. Address T. A. Fowler, this
Office. 20
FOR SALE or exchange for Houston property,
centrally located cottage aud lot In Dallas.
ed s. Phelps. attorney. sloM Main street.
Houston. "
IT is BETTER to be born lucky than ron,
provided you know good thing when you
see It. We are offering an exceptionally de-
sirable and well improved place. ALUM
dainty watered. near Alvin, Texas. con-
sisting OF an orchard OF bearing trees and
good truck farm; set particulars at once
or else you miss this golden opportunity.
Apply to All II. II. Tolar 4 Co.. Alvin.
Ttxas. 6-u
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FOR sALE-one hundred l-year-old steer
yearIings, in pasture at Baruum. Texas;
can be seen at any time. 10. q. Purvis,
Camden Texas. A.
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WANTED-severai hundred young stock hoss
10 buy or feed on shares Q. w. inhes' Nui
~
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TRE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF EIGs

IfE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination. but also
to the care and skill with which it Is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA Flo Sysup
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. AS tho
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA Fro SYRUP Co.
only, knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the CALI.
FoRNIA FIG SYRUP Co. with the medi.
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. 1t is
far in advance of all other laxatiyes.
as 1T acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not grippe nor
nauseate. In order to get it's beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, Gal.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW WORK. N. r
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HELP WANTED.

AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN. knowing
something oil medical matters vrsfsrrvd, 70
represent the interests OF an old establishes
firm. GOOD income. permanent epgagcMonl.
For particulars to box looI. Philadelphia.
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

horse. nony built, In good
condition heavy black name and tall. white
SPOT or forehead. white on hind ieet peiow
Cnfinn OIL Co. 10
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A FEW fns fresh COWS; one full bloodvmale;
two gentle horses. one hugey, ana lew
chickens for sale. cheap. 20ll Clay Ave. l6
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CoLoRED TEACHERS LooK-Do YOU want
a post!on9 Are YOU dissatisfied with your
present position? Write us. we can help
you. Texas School Directory Company.
Waco. Texas. ia
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WANTED--,A place TO cook In small family or
widower by middle-agod woman. Sheltoring
Arms, Hutchlns street. 10
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WANTED at Lexington, Texas, ono principal
end three assistants for white school also
one principal for colored school 7. II. Car
ter. Secretary of Board Of Trustees. l6
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Texas inter having been Thoroughly
cleaned and renovated is again open on the
European plan. With a first.class CHINESE
restaurant Iii connection. Everythlnes %
Al and will BIO kept So Give II trial. 81
via ARE headquarters for tents, awnings,
eass etc: send for price. Kattmann q
Knccland Houston. Texas. ---- "
WE pUY. rent and store furniture; we loan
money and charge no interest on rurni.ute
stored with us. Barr knller. lll Irayls: y
p0ARD yorr horse at wilson's Livery stable,
SD per month; best ventilated stanie In eny
phone 5b2.
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A YOUNG MAN unmarried. "a years OLD.
wants position as hookkceper, stenog-
rapher anu Typewriter; best OF references
mnnd Texas Is
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED by Young lady Of II. house
work or any kind: dining room. chamber.
maid preferred. Address M. H.. this office.
10
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FOR sALE--The verv best LIQUORS and bev-
erages tbs market anords, and served BY
skillful miAologists, are always on sale at
the Merchants EXCHANGE. No, ZIG Main
street, whets u merchants fine free lunch is
served daily IL
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TWO A / all round mechinists; must have
tools: six intelligent agents to handle me-
Ctssity. i've cooks. colored Beaumont En-
ployment Bursau, Beaumont, Texas. II
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02
OWL RIGHTS CASE IN COURT.
Manager Chase Valves Hearing and the
Grand Jury VIII Consider.

Washington, D. O., Post, Nov. 2e.J
Mr.. Plimpton B. Chase, one of the
managers of the Grand Opera House,
waived q preliminary hearing, when he
appeared in the Police Court yester-
day to answer = charge of violating the
civil rights law. The complainant is
William 7. Ferguson, colored. at the
direction OF Judge Scott, the case was
sent to the grand jury, and Manager
Chase was released or, his personalbond
in the sum of 500.
An effort was made by W. @. Chase,
q Negro attorney, to have Assistant
District Attorney Mullowny issue war
rants for the arrest OF Manager Chase
and Policemen Warren and G. III. Mur-
ply on the charge Of assault, said by
Chase to have been committed on q
Negro teacher named Weath srless. Is
is claimed that the latter was elected
from the Grand Opera House.
When Weetherless was tried for dis
orderly conduct he pleaded not guilty,
and the case Was dismissed.
Prosecutor Mullowny refused to ia
sue warrants unless more definite evil
dsnce Of an assault could be furnished.
He decided TO grant . hearing tomor-
row morning TO determine whether
sufficient evidence can be had showing
an assault was committed.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02
A Planet Story.

CENTRAL HoTRL. providence, K. u
stop at this hotel. one of the best in
New England No color line. take
the Richmond PLANKr. You know shs
habit OF all hotel clerks. The way they
hrss do thing they 60 on doing il.
The clerks here got in . way OF letting
my PLANET get on the general reading
table, and there it goes regular. but l
made no obiection and take my time
after the rest fer . chance ut the paper
One day while waiting for the psper
which was an object OF gr. at inter est
and curiosity to their newly arrived
guests OF the hotel, the following con-
versation occurred:
Western Commercial Traveller
This is ripping paper. Just listen
ell's best on "Rsce oespotism aud the
upholding of American honor in the
Philippine Islands.
Southern Commercial Traveller
"6ee here, was that written by Mig
ger ?"
Western Man-"Certainly, and he Is
first class"
Eastern Man -"I should say So"
Southern Man. Well, 1 never
thought would take a nigger paper.
but am soiEg TO have Richmond
PLANET"
The three then made notes in their
memorandum books; and then follow
cd . general conversation IN which the
western man stated that he owed his
life TO . blsck comrade during the
Spanish War. The southern
looked little dszed, but he folded the
PLANET up carefully and put it in his
overcoat pocket.
Funny. but fact,
WHITE SoUTHEKNRR.
MoRAL:-Get up extra subscrip-
tion iists so that such . paper as the
PLANET may be mailed to all leading
hotels and public libraries in New En-
gland to be placed on file. Remember
she power Of mind over matter, of edu-
cation over ignorance and prejudice
and of civilization (of which the mod
ern Press is the most powerful exDo-
nentl oven barbarian. This ia ons
way to beat the brains out OF race bar
barism. Try It.
And IL this little Richmond PLANET
story ''gets out" and finds it way into
plate matter" let me add that il re-
formers all over the country were to
duplicate their subscriptions to their
different papers and have n copy filed
in some hotel or sent to some public
library shat the good thus accomplish
ed would speedily revolutionize public
opinion on . great many questions
which surely needs revoiutionizing.
Nothing like Printers lax, except pos
siDly The Cartoon.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02
GREAT LOSS TO THE MOORE ST.
SCHOOL.

John Oliver is dead. All that re-
mains OF him now rests in the vicinity
of the historic city of Boston, Mass.
he ate an apple Friday evening Nov.
17th and retired. In the morning. he
was found to be i'll with an acute at.
tack of Indigestion. His condition
grew worse.
His family being notified by tele-
graph of his condition responded, and
mis- wife. Fanny and daughter, Olivia,
left at 3: :88 A. NJ, Thursday. and ar
irving at Boston about s O'Clock Thurs-
day evening.
Mr.. Oliver was conscious aud thor
oughly sensible of bis dying condition.
He euquired about his home Affairs
and said he expected them. Saturday
he asked his wife to sit him up. This
she did with assistance and q m0menB
later. the spirit OF John Oliver passed
to the God who gave it. The immedi-
ate cause of death WAS heart failure.
His remains were inferred from hit
boarding place, Mrs. M. ]. Johnson. SO
Windsor st.
The funeral took place Monday, 27th
ult.. at o'clock and the services wera
conducted by Rev. George e. Stevens,
pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church,
Text, John 14:1.
Nearer My God 90 Thee and An
gels Keep Him" were sung by Mrs
Gilbert Harris. Mr.. Jonn J. smith
spoke also.
The pail l-bearers were Messrs. VIM.
n. Dupree Joseph Hendricks, Ed
muad, Jones, Sparrow. Rutfin, Bul-
lock.
The deceased was about 70 years or
age. he leaves wife. Fannie; dsugh-
ters. Olivia. Eugenia. Zsnobia mother,
Mrs. Mary Moore OF salem, N ] sis.
ters, Mrs. Mary Allen nj Atlantic 'itv,
N. ]. Mrs.. Adelaide Phelps. Mrs Lucy
Veazy OF New York; halt brothers,
Richard Oliver, also Jamss Oliver OF
Newark. N. ]. He has . relrtive in
British Columbia.
His remains were inferred in Wood
lawn Oemetary, Everett where he own
cd q section.
His will Was made in 1891 and had
not been changed. It is said that he
left his residence for life and all of his
personal effects to his wife and his 9TH
er property divided among his chill
dren. Mrs. Oliver it ia also under
stood was fully cognizant Of this, being
advised OF the same at the time the viii
was made.
Mr.. Oliver was superintendent of the
Moore st. Industrial School and his
death will be an irrepGrAble loss to
shat institution. His sudden death
was shock to this community. in
which he had 60 long lived as q honor
ed and respected citizen. He was =
member OF the First Baptist Church OF
this city. Mr.. John L. Williams, Presi-
dent Seaboard Air Line is administra-
tor of hia estate.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02
UNIOR II UNION

Sunday School Union will be held at
the 9Th Baptist Church (5idney) Sun
day, Dec. Bird, 1899, st O'Clock D. "a.
Each school is expected to have q spec
ial programme for the occasion. It is
also requested that each school send in
all the monthly reports for the year so
that the Secretary may be able to
make his annual report. All repre-
sentatives OF the various schools are
requested to be present at the next
Board meeting. Business OF impor-
tance.
By order of the Executive Beard,
r. H. rHURsToN, President.
A. w. DANDRIDdE, Secretly,
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02
Good News for the UnemuIOYed.

live right here In the north. I am
In touch with those who need help
can find out who is unreasonable and
unjust. I have steady demand for
good women as cooks. chambermaids
and general servants, and often for
good indoor and outdoor men servants,
pay your fare to which is added q
reasonable amount for expenses and
fees. take no orders under any cir
cumstances from disreputabIe houses
and hells of that kind. and the best
protection is afforded the respectable
girl who respects herself.
F. u. s.. PEREGRINo,
Albany, N. Y.
In care Of the Spectator. 1872 8mo
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02
PYTHIAN NOTES.

There have been many questions
asked relative to the cause of the
growth OF the organization and many
answers given
Some attribute the success of the
order to one reason and some TO anoth.
er. We will not v snture here to salts
fy the curiosity seekers, but will sim.
ply say that any organization with
honest young men with push and ener
gy, who are not possessed OF SO much
self, bat have the interest OF the pub
lie in general at heart will under such
leadership succeed.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02
A HORRIBLE CRIME IN OHIO,
COLORED MAN AND A WHITE WOMAN'S BAR
BAROUS TREATMENT.
THE AUTHORITIES SILENT
A DISGRACE TO THE BUCKEYE STATE-VIC-
TINS OF RACE PREJUDICE
PITIFUL STORY.
THE AUTHORITIES SILE

ing and exposure she received several
wounds inflicted by . knife or other
sharp instrument and she was stabbed
number of times in she breast She
was also badly injured by being kicked
Ia the abdomen. Her statement is ~
follows:
Il went to bed ct ten the night OF
the ire and was awakened bF the light
of IL shining In ny window. i calico
Mr. jackson. Shingles from the Gre
fell in my yard. Do you think would
set on tire building so close to our
home
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02
From Asbury Park.
AsBURr PARK, N. j., Nov. 27, 90.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., Nov. q, 90.
The G. B Union opened in it's usual
form, Pr. Roscoe in the chair. After
reading the minutes Ehe meeting was
dt clare d open. Upon the completion
OF the business Rev. r. A. Bolen
preached from o:3I, ave know
God heareth not Sinners"
He preached with great effect ex-
planning its relation in all OF its forms.
The sermon was wisely discussed and
commented upon by the following:
Revs. P. T. Morris and Stansberry /,
Brothers f. Patterson, Epps, Drom
Goole, Pinkney Butcher, K. N. Fields
and Rev. Roscoe. The elder answered
several questions. r,
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02

Some of the most enthusiastic nen-
bers OF the organization are to be
found in Pioneer, No. %, and New
Era. No. 36, of Lynchburg but for
hard, successful work the Knights of
tidewater come cut with very high
honors. Among the most successful
individual workers OF the state is Sir
II. B. Brown OF LAmberts Point, Va
He has the reeord OF establishing q
lodge in less time than any other
knight in the Jurisdiction. There is
still another old wheel horse in the
person Of Sir L. s. Luton OF Norfolk,
who is one Of the most energetic and
will always come In for his share Of the
honors for faithfulRess.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02
Social Clubs To Be Fined.

The Sixth Virginia Social Club, No.
8oIx N. First ST., was hned $50 10 the
Police Court last Wednesday for SELL
ing liquor without license. 1t is un-
derstood that the organization will be
disbanded. Mr.. Lud Berry represent
ed the club, add Mr.. H M. Smith, Jr.,
was counsel. Other clubs represented
by Captain Benjamin scott. Pulliam
St., Beverly +. Turner OF Ht. James st.,
charges.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02

The Courts of Oalanthe are q long
way ahead and as 9 gentlemen once
remarked to "Nomad. pa woman can
always get the better OF man." These
sayings, Notwithstanding the fact that
man is the top piece Of creation, GER
tainly hold good.
When women make up their minds
to do piece of work, II in other words
as remarked by agentlemant the other
day in speaking Of the Tapidity with
which the funds were raised for the
Winnie Davis monument, when wo-
men put their hands to the stones the
monuments rises.
The men are seemingly asleep rs
compared with the women and I sup
pose it is true of all organic atoms
where they have 9 chance.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02

Why, the K. Of r. and s. of the va
rious lodges have such q distaste for
old "Komsd" is a puzzle. but they
seem to think that he, instead Of being
their friend, is an inveterate enemy;
hence they never write him q line for
publication. Knights, If you fail to
see the doings OF your lodge in this
column, don't blame any one but your
X. of r. and s., who is either thought
less or ha not the interest Of the
lodge Of heart. Just spur them up
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02

REED-WRLIs-On Tuesday evening,
Nov. 2S, 1899. At 10 O'Clock p, m, Miss
Mary Wells was married to Mr.. Oorne-
Illus Reed at the residence OF Rev. R
0. Johnson, b d. Ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. johnson. Reception
Tuesday evening, Dec. 9TH, from to
1890 p. m, at l4l5 w. Moore st.
Friends invited.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02
Harris Hall Sold.

THE Woman's League OF which Dr..
r. E. Jones is the official head, has
purchased Harris Hall, 4I2 and Ala N.
Third St. The purchase price was
$4,000. It will be used as q hospital
and training school on one side and "a
manufacturing este blitbment on the
other.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02
Rev. DR.. Brooks Remembered.

Rev. w. II. Brooks, d. D., was pre-
sented with fine gold watch NoVem.
Der 18th, the gift OF the admiring men,
bers of the 18th 81. Baptist Church.
The distinguished divine is riZhtfully
very prou0 over bis present.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02

The hard working men of the organi-
cation have all worked for no com PEN
sstion and their lAbors have been
crowned with success. Every lodge is
seemingly striving TO increase it's
membership and said increase is no.
ticeable throughout the state.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02

The only lodge in the state known to
the writer which can confer the Ampli-
lied rank is Old Dominion, No. 8. The
degree team is known as the Old 90
minion Tigers, who can bring q fellow
traveller to the realization Of his senses
in less time than one would think.
Richmond planet., 1899-12-02

soN-JoHNSoN-The marriage of
Miss Matte E Johnson to Mr.. George
A. jackson took place Tuesday. Nov.
l4th, 1899, At st. ChrJ srstom's Chapel,
New York. Rev. Thomas Henry Still
performed the ceremony.