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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-27
Jumped a chasm Of sixty Feet.

Though the Italians are not an equestrian people, the Italian army are oI late beginning to cultivate the art of borsemanship. Giuseppe Masi, q lieutenant of the calvary. recently per formed q feat which for dare devil
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-27
Col. James A. Henry, distin- guished Mason and au octogenarian, died in Little Rock Tuesday night.

The crew of tEe gunboat Nashville participated in the Confederate Decoration day exercises at Vieksburg Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-27
"A Cheerful Look Makes aDish a Feast. 7

"Cheerfat looks z depend just as much upon physical qOeH-being as upon natural disposition and temperament. # the blood Is dfsordered, the brain $ sfarOed, and no "dish $ a feast, 7 for the reason hat the VitatL2ing elements do not reach t1e proper Spot.
 4 step in the right direction is to purify the body by the use of natural remedy. Hoods sarsaparilla is Natures remedy. It acts upon the blood, and whether the seat of the dis order is brain, stomach, liver or kid neys, the purifying process of this medicine is equally sure and successful. IL neper djsoppoints.
 DIpatae.sa - My little nephew was troubled for two years with sore throat and tonsilitis. Was threatened with diph- theria but Hoods sarsaparil1a warded it off He is now entirely well" INEz G. REED, Oak Hill Ave, Waterbury, Conn,
 Run Down -" was weak, had no ap. petite, nervous and completely run down. Tried many remedies but nothing helped me until used Hoods Sarsaparilla which cured me- MRS. WM. MARKS, 27 Henry St, Binghamton, \. Y.
 ScrofQia -'T was almost hedfast with serofula and eat2rrh. Had TO appetite. Hoods SarsaParilia soon made me stronger and later all the sores disappeared and catarrh stopped" NELLIE GsMER. 4l4 Lyon Street, Bes Moines, Iowa.
 Dyspepsia a-"I suffered for 20 years with dyspepsia. Dared not eat meat, new bread or vegetables Went hungry for fear of distress. Felt Respondent and distressed. Took Hoods Sarsaparilla and got relief immediately. Can eat most anything with out discomfort.' MRS EMILY F. BUMP Middleboro, Mass.
 Liver and Kidneys" My mother was very sick with congestion Of the liver and kidney trouble Nothing helped her until we got Hoods Sarsaparilla, which showed it's effects with first dose. She is well and hearty" MRS. D. 4. STONE, Winthrop. Me dtGoo1t5 Sop5q6o4lG
 l.ala sa3 als5l :I } l,jYI77;yl,Egqa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-27
PINE BLUFF, ARK. APR. 27, 1899

Entered at the Post-oftice at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second-ciass mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-27
Cost of CaIIine n nIan rian

It costs $25 to call a man a liar in Nebraska, according to a recent court decision in that state Time has been when such pleasantries in Nebraska cost lives
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15
Gone to Rest.

Departed this life Sunday, july 8.
1899, at 8 80 o'clock A. M, at the resi-
dence of her grandmother, Mrs. Julia
Johnson, No. 1908 N. 9Th St, Miss Julia
Bell Anderson, after an illness of four
months, which she bore with CHI istian
fortitude, She leaves . grandmother,
sn aunt and host Of friends to mourn
their loss.
The funeral took place Wednssd ay,
July 18th, at o'clock p. m, ct the
First Baptist Church.
She was 10 years Of age, born Febru-
airy 26th, 1881, at Richmond, Va. She
was bereAved of her parents when bat
child and was placed with her grand
mother, with whom she had resided
ever since. who lavished such parental
love and tender care upon her that the
absence OF her parents could hardly be
missed. She was OF q sweet amiable
disposition, loved by all who knew her.
She was q member of the First Bap-
tist Church, also took an active part in
the Sabbath School Of which she was
the assistant organist.
Excelsior Court, No. lit and Julia's
Tent, both OF which she was a beloved
member, are returned many thanks for
the attention which they paid her dur
ing her sickness.
Farewell, dear Julia, no more thy face
well see,
Farewell, little time and we
Who knew thee and loved thee here,
One after one will follow thee.
Her Grandmother,
JULIA JOHNSON.
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Did you tell the collector to call
sgain or q id you pay him
Mrs William A. Noel Of Norfolk,
Va, called on US.
Mr.. g. w. Hughes Of Hunting
ton, W. Va, called on as.
We learn that NJ. l. 8. P. Rob-
inson Of West Point is Indisposed.
Miss Ada G. Foster and Miss
Carrie smith left for Norfolk to spend
q few weeks.
Mrs. w. F. Graham has been
for AlexRndris, she being we'll at the {
time.
Mrs. Mary L. Jefferson who re-
resides at 104 Orleans St., is visiting
friendf IN Baltimore.
-as h.ssfs fine groceries and country
prod uce, call on Mr.. William Tenant.
See advertisement.
Mrs. Sallie Burton Miller of New
York City is visiting her parents at No.
6O4 Federal st.
Mrs. Agnes Wise. of Petersburg,
Va, is in the city. the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. JAS. A. Dixon.
Deacon I. Fl. Scott, HOY N. Let
St., has been sick for about two weeks
but is much improved under the skill
ful treatment OF DR.. E. r. Jefferson
We hope him speedy recovery.
Mr.. W. H. Randolph OF Coles
Fey-y, Va but recently attending Har
vard Law School, Cambridge, Mass.
called Oh us. He was en- route to
Hampton.
R. @. o. Benjamin, ESQ.,, OF Lex
ington, Ky, and editor of the Stand
ard called on us. He was looking well
and was accompanied by Giles B. Jack
son, Esq.
The funeral of Mr.. Theodo ore
Hope took place Thursday afternoon
from the residence of his parents, ia
n. Sd st. BE was SO years of age.
Miss Clara Parrish, of HOS BOYD
St.. has left the city TO visit her moth
er in West Virginia. She will also visit
Washington and Cumberland Gan
Many friends we're at the depot to say
adieu.
Mr.. J. M. Candy, professor OF
Latin and Greek. in company with Mr..
James 7. Phillips. instructor in Mod
ern Languages Va. n. & q. Institute
called on as.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Langhorne OF
Washington, D. c., left the city on the
4th. He for Narrsganset Pier. she to
visit friends and relatives in Philadel-
phiA. Germantown and Atlantic City.
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HIS 18Th ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. Adams Entertains Many Friends in
Honor Ofthis Occasion.

On last Friday night Mr.. Richard
Adams celebrated his thirtV-eighth
Anniversary with magnificent recep-
tiOn at Foushee Hall. The affair was
strictly formal and attended by quite
q number of his friends. The party be-
gan tO arrive at $3.50 attired in full
dress j. g brilliant display of j W Try
Thos present we, Q Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown, MIR. Willis VenAbie and wife,
Mr.. w. II. Butler and wife, Mr. Robt.
West and wife, Mr.. Cupid Brown and
wife. Mr. r. d. Lewis and Miss Lizzie
Taylor, Mr.. A. r. Rodgers, Mrs. Twi-
mann, Mr.. J. T. WinAton and Miss Liz
zie B. AncersoH, Mr.. John Pryor and
Miss Kate Harris, Mr.. George Davis
and Miss Susie Fountain, Mr.. r. Adams
and Misses Mary and Victoria Jones,
Mrs. Maria White. Mr.. W. J. Davis
and Mrs. Mazepther Scott, Mr.. Joseph
Garter and Miss M Morris and julia
O. Owens, Mr.. Ruthford Jackson and
Mrs. Annie Adams, Mr.. Willie MosbY
and Victoria Sherman, Mr.. Ed. Taylor,
Mr.. John Knox and Miss Matte Ed
ridge, Mr.. ]. R Hicks and Miss L.
Shepperson, Mr.. VIM. Ferguson and
Miss Susie Thornton, Misses Dolly
Adams, Sarah Cox. Martha Jenkins,
Mrs. o. Stalli1s and Mrs NJ. Mimms.
Mr.. Adams received many valuable
presents from his friends.
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lev. Thomas BaPtizes in Zion
PEOPLES TALK ABOUT THE DI-
VINES DISCUSSION.
Miss Anderson's Demise-Other Notes
From the Ward.

Last Sunday was q beautiful day.
aud many were the church-goers in
the morning; but the evening was
spent in the parks, strolling and ear
riding,
On last Sunday morning, the Sixth
Mt. Zion Church was packed from pit
20 dome. 1t was an occasion of bap-
tism. At IL 49, the candidates led by
deacons and few lay-members ad
vanced the centre isle, singing. Rev.
Stevenson lined the opening hymn af-
ter which Rev. A. s. Thomas read the
Scriptures, and spoke to the candi-
dates, advising them to walk carefully
in the Narrow path. Rev. John Jasper
seemed to have been happy, as he said
the union OF the Sharon Church and
the 9Th Mt SZion Church on this occa-
sion appear to be as s'two doves in one
nest.'s Rev. A. 8. Thomas conducted
the baptism, which we observed with
much interest.
Rev. DIR. holmes also conducted bap-
tism at the FIRST Baptist Church on
last Sunday morning. A glorious time
was had in the afternoon when their
communion services were held. There
were seven males and thirty-two fe-
males baptized.
were observed at the other churches.
Much has been the talk OF the discus
sion between DR.. Graham and DR.. Lew
is. Many have thought it to be an IN
fortunate sffair, while others think ii
better to have the divines ventilate
| themselves, The question as to "why
didn't the DR.. Lewis reply to she sting
| ing article Of the editor of the Rich
| moDd PLANETf' was answered q few
daye. Says one, THE Rev. Dr., was
| forced to that unpleasant corner, aud
is unable to get out" Another, "He
has decided to let well 'nouf 'lone,'
Good sense.
Miss Julia Anderson Of Navy Hill
who had been sick for several months
died on last Saturday afternoon.
A young man was struck by an cleo
trio car on the let st. line last Monday
evening while cross ing the track at Z
rapid gait on his wheel He was STRUCK
in the side but not serious hurt. His
hind wheel was smashed to pieces.
The colored firemen of Underwater
parsded this section last Monday even
ing. They presented a fine showing.
We don't see why our girls should
hang around the corners in the after
noon. Make the boys call at your
homes.
Colored folks should have co-opera
ton smnng themselves, and not fight
SO hard for cooperation with the white
folks. They show their interest in II
when it becomes q public demonstra-
ton. Take their action at the audito
rum last Wednesday night.
MAGNo UNo.
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Brevities from Across the James.

Mrs. L. @. King of Manchester,
Va, who was very sick the past week
is slowly improving.
The psrlors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Noon of Manchester, Va, were
the scene OF brilliant affair: the oc-
casion being an entertainment given in
honor OF their daughter, Miss Celeste
Moon, who had been absent from them
many years. The guests enjoyed them
selves and left we'll pleased with the
evenings entertainments.
Misses Pearl Robinson and Willie
Mccormick arrived in the city across
the James last week from Parksburg,
Pa.
Mr.. Frank White OF Manchester
who has been to New TS..k to visit his
mother and friends, has returned to
the city.
Mr.. Err Brown has returned to
the city from New York. He is look
ing well.
Mr.. Walter Harris. who resides
on east 10Th st., is suffering with . ris-
ing foot.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15
FROM BLUEFIELD.

BLUEFIELD, w. VA, July 10, 90
We have just returned from the Bird
annual session OF the Flat Top Bapt
Association at Arlington, w. Va. The
Association convened with the Galilee
Baptist Church OF that place. Over
seventy delegates were in attendance,
representing about thirty three or
more churches This little body drew
out of the old mother, Valley Bkptist
Association. about three years ago at
New River, Va. The progress made is
indeed hey ond imagination and the
body is getting larger each session
The business transacted was heavv
and to the interest OF the great princi.
pie it contends for. It was one Of the
most harmonious meetings ever held
Of its kind in this section.
The following officers were elected
for the Insuing year: Moderator, Rev
V. s. Smith; Vice Moderator, Rev. g
w. Woody; CLERK. Rev. r. II. McCoy I;
Treasurer, Rev. J w. johnson, Oorre-
spending, Sc, rotary, Rev. WIN. Brown.
The Executive Board: Rev. L. @. Car
ter of Pecahontas. Va, and Rev. l..
Labney Of this city.
The Association turned over to Rev.
B. P Watkins, SIT 10 for the Virginia
Seminary, and highly endorsed that
great convention recently held at Lex
ingtoD, Va, in which it so warmly
stood by that hero educator, Prof G..
w. Hayes, through the valuable rssis
lance Of the notable and all around dis
tinguished leader OF the Negro rsce,
Hon. John Mitchell, Jr., and our fear
lees polished and brilliant DIR. W. F.
Graham and others who were contend
ing for the right.
This ASSOCIATION is indeed, composed
Of some Of the best brains OF the race.
1t also higbls endorsed that menu
mental National Publishing Beard at
Nashville, Tenn.
All OF the Sunday Schools in this Sec
tion connected with this Association
are using the literature except three,
ard they promised to fall in line with
the rest.
May God bless these beloved brsth-
rem. They seems to be so earnest in
their efforts TO build upon q high stan-
daTd for the Baptist Cause.
Rev. r. II. Mccoy. one OF the ablest
pulpit orators of southwest Virgin
ia, delivered one of the most scholarly
and intellectual Introductory sermons
we have had the pleasure listening to
for quite awhile. His text WAS Acts
1917 THESE are the servants Of the
most high God, which show unto us
the way of salvation" Subject: Min
listers and their work" All present
were highly benefited.
Rev. A. ]. Brown, B. d :, has receiv-
ed notice from the Scott st. Baptist
Church, Of which he has been pastor
to vscate their pulpit in three months.
Rev. Brown is not favored by his peo-
pie by some means. Notwithstanding
he is truly = Christian gentleman min.
lister in every sense of the word. The
only trouble we are informed he is not
spiritual enough for them.
IuN7ra
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15
HARRIsONBURG NEWS.

HARRIsoEBUR0. VA, July 10, 1899.
Last Sunday was rally day at the lst
Baptist Church, Rev. Fuller of Lang
ston Academy oficiated during the
day.
Rev. R. @. Fox was in Staunton a few
days last week.
The Concert troupe gave comicsl
renditions on the night of the fourth.
A lawn party given at the parsonage
of Rev. W. W. Colley proved success
full.
The Grievance meeting held in the
Baptist Church was q complete failure
so far as the public was concerned
The cb urch will never prosper so long
as there is e faction among the deacon
bret hren. Whatever the obstacle is,
whe Their it be preacher, deaeons. trus-
tees lsity, let as hastily remove it.
B'ossom's height lis booming. Mr..
]. H Carter is building q fine resi-
dence, MIR. Thomas Awkard has al
cost completed his new home, and Mr..
jerry Tankins Will soon be ready to
open his grocery store.
An org the mary attractive subjects
disc, ssed last Monday night was RE
Sc l. "a. that the young women do more
ter society til an young men,"
IL was just born the other day.
What ? The Christian Organizer OF
Lynchburg.
We are sorry to chronicle the death
OF Mr.. Preston Rice's child. The Yves,
End Beneficial Society is here and
WILL, we wont say it this time.
Do you want to learn Shorthsnd7 II
so, visit Mr.. Jewels Night School.
Gimme my hat gimme my hat
shouted young man as he sat on the
porch the other night, and he
thought he heard the old folks stir.
Uneeda PLANET. Get one then at thu
colored store Of T. J johnson.
Miss Elizabeth Banks left for RaUleY
Springs Saturday.
They keep on talking about Miss Il
and Mr.. -C's getting married. Won
der is it SO? II it is Mr.. s.. will bC
sick from who last to the longest.
SCRIBLER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15
MASONIC NOTES.

Monday, 22nd inst, Carriers Com
mandy 8, Knights TemPlsrs. Meeting
and attendance good. The following
officers were elected: Achilles Will
lisms, E O., j. H. Barrett, GENERALS
simo; N Harris, Captain General; Jos.
Adams Prelate; J. o. Vaughan. Sen
Tor Warden; z. T. jenkins, Junior
Warden J. ]. Carter. Treasurer; w. p.
Epps, Recorder; f. Goodman, Stand
ard Bearer; r M. Clarke, Warden; r.
w. Anderson, Sword Bearer A. Ooots,
G. w. Richardson and J. P. Graham,
Grand Masters; Ewell johnson, senti-
mel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15
From Hartford, Conn.

Mrs. Charles McKie. of New York, is
the guest of Mrs. Nellie Williams for s
few weeks.
Mrs. E. Cambridge, who has been
visiting her sisters for the past two
weeks has returned home to Laurel.
Miss Gertrude Nichols, of Saginaw,
Mich, is the guest Of Mr., and Mrs. A.
Plato.
Mr.. Thomas Davis was removed from
family hopes that under the skillful
treatment Of that no will have there
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15
BOTH WELL PARK.

Boutwell, Park is now open for pic
mics and excursions. It Is nicely locat-
ed about % miles, via K. f. & P. Ry.,
q miles via O & o RV.. north of Rich
mond, Va Distance from cars 500
yards and about minutes walk 10
train. 1t is well supplied with swings,
two very fine wells and also a good
shelter from the rain with n pavilion
40xS0, also q roomy hall that can ac-
commodate about two or three hun
dred people.
For further information apply to J.
r. Terrell, president, Union Depot; K.
+. Robinson, vice president, Custom
House, Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15
A 4th of July Outing.

Major Geo. L. Pugh and friends char
tered 3 schooner July 4th at Newport
News, Va. for an outing on James
River. Officers: Captain George Thorn
as; mate, Henry jenkins and steward,
Willie Blackwell.
The party consisted OF 6. L. Pugh,
DR.. w. T. Jones. W. P. Redcross, w
Il. O. Gibson, Wyatt Roam, Charles
Holmes, John Harper r, Jefferson Fields,
@. j. ClaibOrn. James Bennett. J. E
Byrd, Jesse AndeSso @. II. Granton
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15
GOlO1ed Firemen Here.

A large excursion reached this city
from Portsmouth on last Monday.
They were led by q hnS brass band
which disceursed lively airs AMI then
followed Rescue Fire Co., l, ObiS1 Jas.
Z. Driver with Riddick Eastman, Fire
Commissioner, Ready and Willing
Hook and Ladder Co., Edward Blunt
chief, and Cannon Bail Fire Company
Charles Hodges, Chief, Of Norfolk Co.
They wore red shirts and the regu-
lar tiremen's hats. They established
their headquarters at Prices fine new
hall.
The parade was highly creditable,
and the conduct of tie excursionists
was excellent.
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{ be will soon be able TO be around

that be will soon be able to be around
again.
Mrs. Daniel Jackson entertained a
few friends on the Attn. A delightful
evening was spent
Mrs. Julia beKenny. who has been
visiting Mrs. Emma Plato for the past
week hasreturDed hocae TO Springfield.
Don't forget the picnic on the Goth
of July given by the ladies auxiliary of
Ssmner Club, No. i, at west Hartford
Centre.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15
GRAND EXCURSION

From Richmond to Staunton by the
Working Sons of Hope, Saturday night
July %, 1885,
This being the first grand excursion
OF the season to Staunton, the commit
tee will spare no pains to make il one
OF the best of the season. Let every
body turn out and have q good time in
the mountains.
Geological Park where hundreds Of
animals can be seen free, deaf, dumb
and blind institute, the asylum and
hundreds OF other attractions. Nee
valley pixies for bicycle riding.
This is q splendid opportunity to
visit your country home. The train
will stop at all stations going and re-
turning.
Arrangements will be made for white
people.
The Fare from Richmond:
ROUND TRIP, 81 SO
From Richmond to Charlottes-
vile, = 81 %
From Richmond to Gordonsville, LOO
From Gordonsville to Staunton, zoe
From Charlottesville to Stsunton, zoe
From Mineral City and Louisa, LOO
Way passengers between Richmond
and Mineral City, I.25
Tickets will be sold by the commit
tee. Refreshme nts served on train by
popular caterer.
Train will leave C. & o. depot, Broad
Street Station. Saturday night, July
y, 1899, at 1880 p. m. Returning,
leaves Stsunton at 8 p. m. Sund ay
night, July %.
Good order guaranteed on the train.
Committee OF arrangements:-J. ii.
Harper. Robert Taylor. T. Nj. Crump,
Robert Johnson, Jas. Shelton. at Wick
ham; E. F. Lightfoot, r. J. Robinson,
at boswell; Jeany Robinson. at Hew-
let's; Camp Taylor, at Beaver Dam !;
W. Brice Coleman, at FrederIck's Hall
Quarles Murray, at Louisa; J. w. Eas-
! tern, at Trevillians; Jerry Porter, at
Gordonsville Robert Atkins, at Char
lottesvilIe james II. Jackson, at Min
eral City; A. g. Gordon.
J. H. COLEMAN, Manager;
A. B. HAWKINS, Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15

Lodge. No. %, h. Of P. were installed
O. O., w. r. Watkins; V. C., Joseph NJ.
Jones; Prelste. A. V. Brown; NJ. OF w.
w K. Smith; X OF K. and g.. Thomas
Z. Jvfferson; NJ OF F., Nc. q. Higgin-
botbaD NJ. Of Ex.. A. J. Everett; ~. st
A, w. J. Rose; Trustee, William II
Green.
The Uniform Rank, X. OF p is NOV
ing right along They have had 4 lawn
party at Sir J, ffsTSon's residence, No.
90 Polk st , on July 4th, and by request
OF many OF their friends il will b- re-
peated on Thursday, July 18th. They
nase about thirty members in their
club.
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7. n. U. A. Note.

Prof. N. q. Bruce, OF Shaw UNIVERSE
ty, will address the men Sunday at 5 I:
30 P. NJ, at the rooms. Subject. Les
Sons from the Life OF Daniel" Solo
by Director @. O. Williams. Free TO
all men
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15

To Whom it may Concern:
This certIfjes that am O more con-
nected with the United Aid and Insur-
Rnce Company.
L. J. JOHNSON. JR.
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am pre- pared to furnished uniforms
for Mt. Olivet and Lewis Carter Com
manderies at greatly reduced prices.
W. II. ANDERSON,
6OS16 N. 4th St.,
2t-7-16 Richmond, Va,
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w
BERkLKY, Va. July 10. 1899

Charity Lodge, No. 80, K. OF P, had
it's first installation Monday, July 10
1899. by District Grand Deputy, Sir H.
b Brown. The following officers were
Installed: Lee Losch, @. O.; Nose
Perry, VIC. TkaddeUs Walker, Prelate
Il Nj. Moore, M. os w. A. M. Norman
h. of r. and \. ; ]. A. Wright, M. Of Il. ;
Gibbs, NJ OF Ex.; Freeman Reeves,
". ~ a. w. J. LoAch, 1. g.; N. hatch
EFT, o. g.
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Did you borrow this paper =?
Have it sent to your door for 81 so per
year,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15

The Courts OF Cslanthe are forging
ahead aud too much praise can not be
Yiven to tn , ladies fer their uDtiring
forts. The Courts are outstrippiDg
ne Lodges and the time is not far dis
sant when the ladies viii optnumber
he men by two to one.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15

Pure Gold Court, No. 90, meets Mon
day evening, 18th inst. All members
are requested to be present at p. M
Business Of importance.
NoMAD.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15

The increase of Naceo Lodge, 30. IL
uDparsllen d ind isdue to the untirirg
Efforts OF Past ChsBcellor 8. 5. Baker
who IL busy night and day looking al
ter the interest of the lodge.
The material in Msceo is among the
hest in the city and there has never
heen assembled together q more intel
lectual set of men. All persons Of
good character are welcomed il you are
IN good health.
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PYTHIAN NOTES.

A vnst amount of interest is being
manifested by the Pythisus OF the
state and too much can not be said Of
The amount OF work that is being Ac-
eemplished. Every Lodge is see ming
" striving to increase its membership
and all are succeeding remarkably
well.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15

Sylvia Court, los, will meet on Tues
day evening next at Court Chamber.
Prices Hall. The new officers will be
lr stalled ard every member is request
ed to be present 81 tae hour appointed
The court is in excellent condition and
bears ths reputation of being the Cd
est in the state.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-15

Excelsior Court is composed Of young
misses and stands second to none in the
state in point of mum bers and finance.
some of the finest young ladies in the
ity are connected Herewith and their
future is undoubtedly bright one.