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PERSONALS.

o. slsrans
y ea,t. q the Port Hakels, Mn oompaay. Z.
y As Nsfens
- ls.nan. . prominent nsh Gamer Of Ana
@ses . Ia the city
a. ~ kimAall sams tsOn Olympia yss,sudAs and Is
j, = E.a'sa. an si'Ssa., Of spSssne Is In the
" whslaa. lumber manufacturer VI Madison
va . At the saattia
-. fssisr : wall knowa mining man Of Slate
al The Seattle
-. Marshall, mlniux man q saohorish. Ia
's~ days 10 the city.
snss' osltms . prominent business RAN Of Ia
- ssat Yesterday IN NE cltf
hsstharns . badness raAn q Fagassouan
ssA'ea ~ lbs wife. u in the ciy,
y = hAnssa, a pFvmlnsat rSnchsr Of Brewster
@ess'ad ~ h, family. Is al the Seattle.
49, NsseH and W r. Sssiana prouinsai
nAn II Ells0tegrs. Al the seattle
49, MssSewsn aad y. NJ csse~thvsite. veil
seEz "''' % 'Ans'~'ss' ~fs sses's % N"'
80 Ns5vs. pscrFssrs q the Rsinisr.Csrana hassl
ssSs~fAaiea ~ his soA. srrived fresa natse
s.sn y Wet. os the r...nu. sastsr ssrrice.
- se''1fa a. FoSf fcvassua vas 10 tha ciJ
y 4 Rsss. a savrs cstv. n NJ. rssnlns rAn.
d aaGss " "'sAs'sse~ fFNS%s"''' . ~
ava Wales 1soloSis,, who Ass N~sn In Alas
Aas ssa4y - @ Nss'Ss nv -" -
- Vssar, u Jotist N. vito /. 90 the Cont
hss % . business eAAass, IS guest u the
49, 81 rsseristos 4 a he,sl At Alta ssccru.
Is eanhsnt an Enslish tourist, arr
a. - hs2nAn. "a u,ieins man ef san Francisce
nersss !. asfe ~ wes1snx teas Taey are
hayer ca wagA waaa e Cagugsuy
T. -. Nt,alaEtao yrlgntsera. il u tie city visit
Is hntf < pr walls
d. M4si, osnsr q the steamer NcPherxcn.
s.sss ss'as ate3 cvt AsV foy the Noass lFaie.
Ns~ Waslf1ua YESTERDAY
a.. 'etsatiaatsr, vie lett here tyr Icu.son so
kna ~ y Alfsnge matters tn Canaeltian with
A. - seiAA2 ulluAHs prcgaFty, returned yeStef-
~ a. tas Nyyihsfn
ss-e, y FSsnsr. q THE eity. "a IA the state q
4. ~ NtAioa lEfesLsatlng a axe placer traef
sa,ks ,,a eAFstalsts 10 Will Ne absent several
ss 10 here fehusty
a. y lllS lex Ysslafday morning far hor
"a - - NNAmfalsl IA via Portland omaha
10 ~ So has g-asg Der Aaaae hsee far ths
~ ~ ttA, AHd plw e1lects 20 a5l cut her lgi-
- fsssaease
W. -. cosaian. ooumaadAat e TIE Puget
kaAs 'N siAtlens passes through the elty ycs.
81 - lvats g. Faoama g. attend a I.osai 10
Sss~s ', ~ Nlta him EuestA Negg Mas r. w.
~ Nj Saql Inward Whsslsf Ga W y Prs-
a. . h haydcn and Ma Charles ". suy-
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SAN FRANCISCO. Masvh "a Weather a. Taa.
fa-an anas frark fsst nesults
Firs nsfiaHSs-tterc waa MgzeAs sscond Miss
sal thtfd Time 1it
slas And q sitiesn,a selling Iimsrisk son. ne
Lady seeaeA Tskis thsrt finss I 81
Fire srd q hsH fFrt0rrs hsnAicar- Frahk pall
wor >lsardfve sercu3 nerdaeaa th3rd rins ! ssa
Aias reilns -nsisy = Ho1. orpaasuf second
Msuy Fev fnhhed bird b1t fisllalfcI fag
fs,tHrs Catfs'c hirf Tiua iff
FsF AID 3 hsu ftIlangt Fr3ieg MaaahfisAt won
tst1sfs aeac1t Bcrrata fhiHt Tas "a
ssyan fagienEs -f7crsilla wcn, nnnascr sNa'ta
Rsy Ra0ksT tsird Tlsss. -
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NEw ORLEANS Mares % - Rsrults.
SIX fg-t-rrr sac uurars1 v-1 Mtgris Dasfs
rrconi. Wa.ssnf bird fimF ss
ors sd utsesnsh rgNss ,ei,.rg Nissfi a-s.iis
we1. sir F1tEhasa tssc1& Welding dusst thlfa
Tlur. g
sAaFt eausss rfpnirrhtss haa.-an-1ln HeeE
w-n Rrak7resn sse.Hs Eaft'rg iars Tree > ~
Mo- hha9ttaf. arfiGf Hsktn wan Iefir0v u
yr~ora tsf.aA Ft-tf rte th.rt Tins k4
use era k5f kfrrtat urn. BIshsfats t~d-st
Faf Garrett ttir3 T}re. Z tt
SsN tna hlH f1flea.t ht,i ura VrItafias So.
era Ne Lasnaat tblra Time -
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FOR VANCOUVER. b. C. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.


McWihiams ,.,... e.....-.s....s..s.sMasse
Leaves Yes,er wharf every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday NJ ? y. IN,
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. IN. following
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday. Thurs
day ana Saturday at ~ m ~.
Arrives al Seattle at 10 a. m. following
day
Connects AZ Vancouver with G. p. r.
trains FOR all points East, and VITA ateFth-
ers for Nanaimo Comox. Victoria, New
Westminster ana Texsda island ports.
Freight VIII not be received at Seattle
after / p. m. on day OF sailing
Fur freight OF passage apply NJ the Of
fee OF the Vancouver line. Nesier wherfsk
Telephore RED l.sq1.
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FOR ASACOETEs. FAFEFfAvE&.
WHATCoN AND BT4AGS p 5fearaer
GEORGE r. STARR leaves Central dock.
Seattle, AZ j.. u Mondays. WHdnefdAs :
ard Fridays. Returning. leaves Whsfeg rn
al O. n. Tuesdays, Thgraaass and Sat.
la CONNER TRADING a TRANsPOR-
TATIOS CO.. Owners Telephoge. Main
IL
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Hospital Nurse Dies.

ss..s Jose, aged II. daughter OF Mr.
- Art. Alfred Jose, OF this city. died
V General hospital from spinal meningitis
sN an Illness OF two weeks. She was
Msh ~ Ontario and was In Seattle for
yeArs. For the last two years she
va nurse at the General hospital She
prominent worker In Trinity Parish
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CHICAGO. March q James J. lcaries. throrgh
al u,auazsrs contracted tofsg o. rsst thrra 10
is enc pi.hi ia Chicaga April S TIE champl.
thrrc uruoneuts have not been ds6nitelr select :.
bst it Is practically settled that JACK McCoFllA 4
ana IA Dunkhorst win be tive q t1s--
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sKAnfr RfvEn

Skagtt Queen. ~, ~ Mcdonald, master
Leaves Eeattis Manday, March ~, NJ 10
midnight. "wednesday. Aarvh =, a II midi
night. Friday. March 3. at ~ nid0inhf.
Leaves Mount Vernon SUNDAY. March ~.
a. II a. M. Tuasdsy March 20. at y. m
Thnrpday, MaTch "a n +. ~
Calling at Edmonds. Nfaneoof. Ffr.
skagig CITY. MDuni Vernon ard Avpn.
Free Gefths when boat leaves Mount Yer
non ia afternoon Fof fAgMengRr aud
freight rates. aapiy ~ city dock, Seattle,
MAah Ialnlhnlle. Main 81
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Fare between Seattle ana Tacoma. scc:
round trip. Gsc.
Landing at White Star dock. foot Of
spring street.
Telephone. Main TIA
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aoRw ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
FNGT1N ROUTE

sTEAMFE MART y. IINEskI
Leaves faot ~ washington street At 800
n M Sundays 7n i m fer Pleasant
Peach Rfevnsfton. u. 3 Dry DOCK
CHarIestan sidney. Tracyton, Chico. stl-
verdais Returning leaves sllverdsle ssG
a. a. sidney. 500 a. Leaves sidney
Saturday nights ~ 10 .. IA. Ie4eShoEs
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STEAMER MuLTNoMAH
Daily, except Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
ard olympia at ! p. m.
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~ W. W. WhAfresniM N6ifirE.. So

STEAMER LYDIA THnAffNo&
Carrying Upltea States mail. leaves CITY
dack foot IA Main street. sundays. Tves-
days and Thursday AZ n cilrk natd-
night fnr Pert Townsend. fan Jean a..
lands and Nfw Mhstrptn HstufrinR.
leaves New Whateom tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS and Saturday 81 : a. m j. ~
Thompson, Manage. owner. fAily. 10.
rarduK a. CO. Agents. CAY dock Ts~S-
phone Msih ri
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STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN
Daily. except sunday. leaves Tor Tacoma
and Olympia at n. m.
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MORE HOMESEEKfRS CONE.
Both the Transcontinental Lines
Land Big Parties Here.
ARE FROM THE MIDDLE STATES.

Are Looking for Homes-Large
Crowds I'm 81. Paul When They
Left-AII Were Homeseekers Com
Eastern states for Washington.
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ks.ss tLEAEN. it's time you called on
as ~ Sannon. tailoTs. Colonial build
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Leaves CITY COCK daily Al fs9.g- N. .es.
Port f8Awbie FFrf l.nsfww AID Port
Townsend, Hefufnluas reseh4s Efsttle ; &
a Ua asEY saodAy tezfes for Fort
yawn eeHa airFEf az a. D.. ftfufffngs
leaves Pert TaWuasn6 fag a@attie AlfAGf
~ ! 3 FH Tsis9hane N&in 81 Llily. 30.
sarsgsm A. ca Ageufa
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Fly on THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily except Sunday.
In one hour ami twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER.
Regular daily trips. seattlc-TacomA
route. AS follCws
TAKING EFEECT TUESDAY, JUNE s
Leave Seattie-45;4S. mas a. m: asss. sitS
y. IN.
Leave Tacoma-4ssS 10 n. M. 4. 4:so. Sps m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle--s.a0 a. m. IA m, y. m
Leave Tacoma--sso a. m. asa $50 y, m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ts.
Marion street, Seattle.
Sundays steamer Flyer or Greyhound.
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM

Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves city dock
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays AT ~
midnight FOR Port Townsend, Port VIII
lamp, Jungeness. Port Angeles, Port
Crescent, Gettysburg, pysht. Ciallnm and
Nenh BAY. Returning, leaves Port Angs-
les Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at a. M; leaves Port Townsend at 10
a. m arrives in Seattle 30 y. m.
Steamer Garland leaves city dock Mon
days "Wednesday and Fridays at II mid
night for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
pungeness. Port Angeles and Victoria
Returning. leaves Port Angeles at a. IN.
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays:
leaves Port Townsend at II a. M, arrives
In Seattle at 2.31 y. m.
Telephone Main Sia.
CAPT. ]. II, THOMPSON. Manager.
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arEAnEn PaoarER

EEATrLE-pOfT "a hfpI E-To ~ NHEvD
NLlltlE.
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President Graves, Of tho University OF
Washington. will lecture on Demos
themes" Arnold Tompkns will deliver
an address on 'sThe beautiful MS Factor
In Education" r. j. Browne. superin-
teudent OF public instruction, VIII also
speak His subject has not been an
nounrpd
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STEAMER Al. 81. WuggssADN
fHrFsfu4 ii A. Mail.

farFyfuf y. r. Mall
Orr Tufi g2rrhwgd are Pgft WAsbsnRt0a
raute. lsayes tisy aees 8 a ~ eAIllag
at asufA Eekrh lBafehaI. Brick Tsr1.
HrVmsFipH. q NAVY Yard s.drsl.
CaafteT9et TF&tgten, raseos elivaf4e4es
Leaves Port osehss4 NAVY station ~ !
q m. asrl&eH seattle ~ { .. o.. ~ ~
B0piEE8D. El4ffsf f4fiiy. tsa9aseua q Co.
sNents Te.eghan4. Main 81.
PoH WILDLY ISLAND POINTS Avn
la CONNER sfsanef FAtitl&AyEN
leaves Central deeR. Seattle. aaliY AZ 70
3 M eHeafs BataF4a1. AetwrglAE. leaves
IA Cennsr A. { q. n. aaflY exeeyt sunday.
ffurHing az EAmaBfa Clinton. IfFowHs
Polnss LanE.eg, cpefHYlife. Fan c. Fscz.
Oak Herbor. Dtaa.aay and Ia Conner.
AsCH0E LINE NAIL srEAaEns-
NKS YORK. gEAsGOgg. LONDONDERRY
As1e'is. .NWn. Nsrra 2ikhetsgi& soeH Agtl u
E13&gsia Nosu, AfrG z a. ~ htps ~s-u. Mar :
AEisrls, .-.-......-.-guas :. gag ~ AGxaae u
ttg - tstlea 4NIs y Jnos ~
Farnssfs sAay ., gahs 3, IGly -
BATES QUOTED 10 PARIS DIRECT
o. STA taes esatgae4aa acstssrd. Eazl&n1 and
Iraiahd lisrtAs mast i@ Fuseyves row Zoe hess
Rcecrlx1oisgu. AYslY - sny q our iozzI az1r.a AZ
HENDERSON Dn1THEns
20 5acksoa BozlSys<2. Chaczso, II
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STEAMER EAf 10y
Leaves city asck f01t ~ Masn street.
TaeAahBh TMugeGaYs anG fsafas a. ~ ri
o. vi Tor Anaeufies. FnttNAFFn abf
EhRteern staearuing. leaves Mhatcgss
eaneaya WEDNESDAYS &rd Fridays nj :
y
Fafs from seattle. fA
w G k-Lf,fH No&. ownsra
" EfHfa Efssfr MNnager
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DoDwELI. q co. Ltd.
General Agents
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29
THE CAUSES DsrLoRED,

Second: That while we feel grateful
beyond expression to our Heavenly
Father for placing this beacon light of
she gospel: this worthy pastor and
honorable and exemplary man over as
a. q united Christian family ana most
sOrely deplore the cspses which take
him from us; yet we must aeeePt the
condition OF his health 81 but the will
Of Providence and bow in humble sub
mission thereto. Invoking the constant
care, protection, comfort and preser-
walton OF our said pastor for long
years, and when he shall cross the riv-
er Of life and enter the regions OF the
great beyond, happy sdmittsnce into
His kingdom with these approving
words. well done. good and faithful
servant. snter thou now into .nhe joys
OF thy Lord theu hast been faithful
over q few things, behold I will make
thee ruler over many"
o5DxRED THEM PUBLISHED,
Third: That copy of these resoIu-
tions, So we'll as the preamble to them
J be sent to our ex-psstor, Rev. 4. Wells
and another published In one OF our
most widely distributed journals, aud
another spread upon the reeords Of
this church.
Done by order Of the church, thiI
10th day of December. 1900.
W. Fl. IsHAM,
/. Il. 5COrr,
Conmittee{ ooRNzLIUs BLAN1
J. n. 5NMrsoN,
w. p. EPPs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29
THE NEW YEAR.

The old year is sighisg and dying. for
sooth,
While the New Year for entrance is
knocking.
The Old Year would linger and never
go forth
Bat the New thinks that would be
sho skiing.
So, forth out of doors the old man is
turned,
And tn: youth takes his place in the
cycle,
The lessons once mastered agsin must
be learned.
For she times and the seasons are
Fl ,kle.
But" the King is dead long live the
Kingp'
IT'S thus with the years Ia their dy-
The death OF .he Old Year the New
Year deth bring.
Then ring merry bells when the New
Year appesrs,
Be glad and rejoice with your neigh
Dor;
Who would be thus happy must Danish
his fears.
And he shall be blessed in his labor.
Hurrah. for the Old Year Hail to che
Cod. blessings on all who revere
Hipi
Let's turn DER . new leaf. the right
way persue,
God helps those who reverently fear
ON. STEWARD.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29

Rev. D. Webster Davis, who has
been engaged for q regular lecture
course 10 meeting with great success
IN the northerR states.
Miss ary e. Ferguson of Bow
ling Green. Ky. is visiting her brother
DIR. D. A Ferguson.
Mr.. 8. G. Parker. Manager, Rich.
imond Beneficial Insurance Company
OF Alexancria, Va. called on rs.
No more reliable q dealer 10; town
than Mr. s. W. Robinson. His repu.
sation has bee Dme known throughout
the state. His wet 20 dds are standard
and all full yard wide. See adv ertise-
Imens,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29
DR.. Thomas Fine Exhibition.
wAsHINerex, d. O., Dec. cash, 100

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. cash, 1900
A Complimentary Exhibition was
given st the Asbury M. K. Church
l1th and K 3d., n. W., on last Wednes-
day evening, December 1ssh, under
the Originator and Author OF ,he
Scenes, Rev. /. I. Thomas, ID. D., to q
very large and interesting sIdience-
DR.. Thomas needs no commend alton
Of one OF she greatest exhibitions that
ever b So been produced in our great
capital Of the Nation before clergy
men showmen, doctors, lawyers and
men and women of various professions
both white and colored the enthusa-
sism ana appiauding OF the different
scenes ss they were presented brought
tears to ths eyes of the young and old
and never have there been che like.
produced to BIS witnessed By the public
ssshsir was in the above named church
on the 19th inst, by DR.. I. L. Thomas,
it's paator. About loo scenes were
presented. The audience WAS SPELL
bound OF the simslsr features.
RHv. GEORGE W. LEE, d. d.
DR.. Thomas will now be able to fill
the engagements TO sec his wonderful
show. Every church should be crowd
ed.
JOHN W. M STEWART. Journalist,
care OF 1877 R Street, N. w.
Washington, ID. o.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29

Robert johnson, (eolored) driver for
Say and Lorraine drank too much
whiskey last SAT. night 18th, and fell
ssleep IN the grocery store OF l. M. Ell.
lis BIZ w Broad st. at about / o'clock.
He was placed in an open wagon iC
the rear OF the grocery store. He was
found Sunday morning frozen to
dea h
The Sixth Mt. Zion Church returns
thaaks to Mr.. Jonn r. Ohiles for 250e
church envelopes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29

At the regular meeting of the Exc
cutive Board of the 8. 8. Union held at
the First Baptist Church on Dec. 18Th,
1900. The following officers were
elected: Pres, 8. b. Turner. Vice.
Pres j. Y. Harris; Ssc'y A. N. Dao-
bridge, Assistant, A, Beverley; Cor
respondent, E A. Washington, Treas.,
X. Beverly; Organist, Miss q. B.
Jamss; Assistant, 81. l.. Lightfoot;
Ohor. J. d Scott Assistant, C. @. Will.
lisms; Chaplain, Is. O. West; Inspee-
COR, J. Y. Harris.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29
Y. n. O. A. NO rES.

We wish all A Happy New Year.
Explanation on the Sunday school
lesson to-day at b p. m.
Meetings in the Jail and almshouse
IL q, m. Sunday.
Pres Clifton Cabell will address the
boys sunday 4 p. m.
Bro. D. j. Ross will lead the mems
meeting Sunday $3.50 p. m. Men, &
tend the last meeting in this year.
Bring another man.
Night school will open Wednesday
Jan. 2, 1901, 6p. 20. Il is for every
body.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29
NobLE WORK Rnoc axIz I'd.

This church, therefore. recognizing
90 she does the noble work that he has
accomplished for thisp opie particu-
larly as we'll as for the cause Of the
Master generally, and being anxious to
place upon record some slight express
sion OF her sense OF his worth as q
pastor, and sincere sorrow and regret
at the GAUGES which compelled him to
resign the pastoral charge thereof, viz
inability to perform the duties of hue
sacred vocation on acsouns OF failing
health, does hereby adopt the follow
ing resolutions:
First: That in severing the relation
OF pastor and people heretofore exist
ing between Rev. Wells and this
Oh urch she feels that she not only loses
q noble, and ChristisD-hesrtedm man Of
God, who wss ever ready to do what
he could for the Advancement of his
Masters cause, but friend and broth
or as well, whose loving counsel and
aud cheerful words given to his people
both in church and in their homes,
have been of great comfort and edit
cation to them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29
Church Chsrsctsrs illustrated.

A large audience assembled wednes-
day evening 1T Asbury NJ e Church,
11th and K Street, northwe est, TO wit
ness DR.. I. L. Thomas Church Char
scters nlustrs 3D." The scenes per-
trayed the everyday life OF church
members. and perhaps the master pic.
ture was the "Desth Saene Of Evsugei-
list Moody" Every person present
the scenes were thrown upon the can
vas, and the applause was enthusiast
tic.-Evening Star, Dec. 2lst, 1900.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29
Adopted by the Ebenezer Baptist
Church, December 18th, 1000.

1t ia with the deepest sorrow and
sympathy that we the members of this
church do receive the resignation of
our beloved pastor, Rev. Richard
Wells who has served US in this capac-
ity for the past thirty years, during all
OF which time ha has been untiring in
his devotion and Efforts to lead his
flock into green pastures, beside the
still waters."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29

Handsome presents were presented
TO Mr. aud Mrs.. ]. 81. Terrell. Christ
mas day by their d Sughter, Miss Mat.
tie Il. Terrell. hrs. Rosa Lovings
made the presentation speech and the
scAsion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29

sor simply send your name and address
oDr. IL. W. Knapp, lS22 Hull Bldg, Detroit
Mich, and he wifi gladly send the free re,
ceipt with fun directions so that any man
May easily cure himself at heme. This Is Ger
tainly a most generous ofrer and the follow
Ing extracts taken from his daily mail show
what men think OF his generosity.
"Dear Nir:-Pleasc accept my sincere
thanks for yours OF recent date. Ehave CIV
en- your treatment a Thorough test and the
benent has been extraordinary. It has
completely braced me up. am Just as vigor
how happy am"
"Dear sir:-Your method worked beauti-
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Cures
Weak Men
Free
1NSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY
HOME FOR ALL

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TER years OF suffe ring from sexual weakn esq
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29

Nj: Andrew Whaling, the colored
porter at the Lexington Hotel WAS
held up and robbed Christmas morn
ing a about 5 80 o'clock near the Byrd
S S alton by five white men, who
.seobsd him of about So in money.
They drew revolvers on him. No
tests have 90 get been m ade.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29
NOTICE.

Rev. W. E. Tally, white, recently of
Han over now of this city, one of the
most inf 1entisl divinss OF this state.
will preaeh Q special sermon at Mt. o..
ivet Baptist Church on sunday nights
the Both inst.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29

The Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Sunday School, 26sk and 8. SITS. ia pre-
pairing fine program fer the Xmas
tree exercises on Monday night next
the 3lst of Dec.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29

Resolutions of Respect in Reference to
the Resignation of Rev. r. wells.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-29
GET MONEY.
AL Brook Ave,

Get money. Symbolic mysteries A
book on glass OF water for lucky mum
Der. so g aud $l.00 ]. H. Coates, SC.
Dr., $40 WintOn Ss., PniiAd siphia. Pa
Cancers cured. 6-25 8m
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-08-30
MONEY SUBSTITUTION.
Porto Rico Now Working Under United
States System.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-James A.
Sample, chief of the division of issue,
treasury department, who was one of
the special agents sent to Porto Rico
by the secretary to make the exchange
of United States money for Porto Rican
silver coin, has returned to the city and
reports that for the original sum of
So, 900, 900 in Porto Rican silver sup
posed to have been in circulation on
the island all but about sT0O, 900 has
been exchanged and arrangements
have been perfected by which facilities
for the exchange will continue for an
indefinite period. In an interview to.
day Mr.. Sample said that business
throughout the island was fairly pros
porous, with good prospects for the
future. The sugar cane crop is said to
be very good and the coffee crop above
the average.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-08-30
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
Sudden Death of the Woman Who Shot
at Harry Keisel.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, Aug. 97.-Mrs.
Jack Frisby, wife of a restaurant keep
err, died here this afternoon under mys-
FERROUS circumstances. Saturday even
ing last she had an alteration with
Harry Keisel, a patron of the restau-
rant, in which she fred an Intellectual
shot at him. AS the result of excite.
ment she had an attack of Mysteries,
but recovered entirely and was APP
parently in robust health this morning.
Her death this afternoon was matter
OF surprise and puzzle to the attending
physician. Mrs. Frisby was woman
of fine personal appearance and in ro-
bust health.