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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-12-20
Some Happy Conditions.


Again, in this international compar-
ison notice the happy condition of our
country as compared with most coun-
tries. Russia under the shadow of the
dreadful illness of her great and good
emperor, who now, more than any man
in all the "orld, represents peace on
earth, good will to men," and whose
empress, near the most solemn hour
that ever comes to a woman's soul, is
anxious for him to whom she has
given hand and heart, not for political
reasons. but through old fashioned
love such as blesses our humber
dwellings; India under the agonies Of
famine which. though somewhat lift
ed, has filled hundreds of thousands of
graves and thrown millions into Or
phanage: Austria only waiting for her
genial Francis Joseph to die so as to
let Hungary rise In rebellion and make
the palace of Vienna quake with insur-
rection; Spain in Carlist revolution
and pauperized as seldom any nation
has been pauperized; Italy under the
horrors OF her kings assassination;
China shuddering with fear OF dismem
berment, her capital in possession of
foreign nations. After a review of
the condition in other lands can you
find more appropriate utterance IN
regard to our country than the ex-
clamation of the text. He hath not
dealt so with any nation?"
Compare the autumnai report of
harvests in America this year and the
harvests abroad. Last summer l
crossed the continent of Europe twice.
and | saw no such harvests as are
spoken of In this statement. Hear 1t,
all you men and women who want
everybody to have enough to eat and
wear. | have to tell you that the
corn crop Of our country this year Is
one of the four largest crops on record
-2.105.000.000 bushels! The cotton
crop. though smaller than at some
times, will on that account bring big
ger prices, and so cotton planters Of
the south are prosperous. The wheat
fields have provided bread enough and
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-12-20

A man never knows how badly he
feels until he gets his doctors bill.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-12-20

In Use For over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-12-20

Sad is the condition OF mortal
who has outlived the happy hours of
romance.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-12-20
Question of Monopoiies.

Again. the monopolistic oppression
is less in America than anywhere else.
The air is full Of protest because great
houses, great companies. great indi-
viduals. are building such overtower-
ing fortunes. Stephen Girard and
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TATE OF OHIO, CITY or TOLEDO.
I.nEAS CALMLY { S.

He who laughs can commit no dead
ly sin.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-12-20

The dead past does not always bury
its dead.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-12-20

Somehow or other, you naturally
expect the seasons belle to wind up
with a wedding ring.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-12-20

No matter what ails you, headache
20 cancer, you will never get well
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Office seeking is neither trade nor
profession: it's a disease,
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TOUR OF PUERTO RICO.

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Sympathy is easy to get, but when
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ferent proposition.
He who spends all he makes can't
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. sflie sss. T a.s ThcmpsOn's Eye Hais
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
ODD FELLOWS
ATTENTION.
ANNUAL THANKSGIV-
ING SERVICES, SUB
ORDINATE LODGES.
Richmond Patriarchie, No. g.
P. G. NJ. Council, No. ID.
Households of Ruth. |.

All Subordinate Lodges or the GRAND
United Order of Odd Fellows OF this
city are requested to meet at Prices
Hall on Leigh street, Sunday, May 6sh
at O'Clock F. M. to attend the An
nual Ths lksgiving Services Of the Or
der to take place at theA First Baptist
Church, corner College and Broad Sta. i.
at 3 80 o'clock.
Rev. y ID. Lewis, ID. D., pastor OF
the Second Baptist Church and men,
ber of Friendship Lodge, No. S643, will
deliver the address. A rare srest in
store. Richmond Pstriarchie, No. G.
r. g. III. Council, No. IA, also the vAri--
Gus Households of Ruth are respect
fully invited to be present and partici-
pate. The members of the Household
of Ruth will assemble in the basement
of the chur:h. The line OF march.
headed By Richmond Pstriarchie, No. 8
will be from the hall to 3rd, to Broad.
to College. to the church.
1t is earnestly hoped that every
member OF the Order will be present.
that the showing may be the best ever
Witnessed in the history of the organi-
cation.
Done by order OF the General Com
mittee on Thanksgiving services.
M. V. P. MORTON DEANR Chair.
Pm. +. THos. NJ. CRUMP, Sec,
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
A STRONG TICKET NOMINATED.

The Jackson Ward Republican Con.
vention. met Wednesday night at st.
Lukes Hall, corner of st. James and
Baker streets. Thaddeus Robinson
presided. The following ticket was
nominated: Board OF Aldermen,
john Mitchell, Jr., Bepj p. Vsnder-
vail. Common Council, J. J Garter,
Morton Deane, Joseph r. Porter. Fl.
+. Jonathan, W. 8. Selden. Justices
of the Peace, James T. White, Charles
e. L. Primus, Henry c. Hunter.
LIST Precinct, Wi liam q. Jones, Thsd-
deus Robinson, A. j. Holmes, David
Robinson, George Stephens,
and Precinct, Bernard Brown, z. 81.
Glover, George Reed, w. ii. Msgruder
Charles W. Young.
Bird Precinct. 8. s. Baker, r. w.
Mitchell, Daniel Henderson, Jack
Acres, r. II. Nelson.
4th Precinct, Pleasant Jones, John
g. Smith. Arthur Forester, Sonny
Howard, John w. Price.
Mr.. b. P. VsndervsU 10 clerk of the
First Baptist Church and . property
owner. He lives on 18th and Marshall
streets. Mr.. j. J. Garter 10 AssistsRt
MsRager OF the Richmond Benefi ,isl
Insurance company. He is deacon
of the Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Mr.. Morton Deane in an ex-Oouncil-
man. he is . property-owner and re-
sides on Baker street, near Baker
School. Mr. Joseph r. Porter is q
merchant, and conducts business on
First st. His family owns property in
the ward.
Mr.. III r. Jonathan is . fish and
game dealer. He does q large whole
sale and retail business. He owns q
a. -
of 4th and Duvsl SITS.
MT. w. g. Selden 10 8 funeral direc-
tor and liveryman. He owns property
at 1908 e. Leigh street, where he re-
sides. All voters are urged to register
Tuesday, May Sth in order TO be pre-
pared TO vote Thursday, May Gath.
Young men who can read and write
and have just become of age should
attend to this.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
A Great Day At The 9th Street Baptist
Church.

II snV body had any doubts as to the
Richmond peoples approval OF the
Virgins Baptist State Convention and
its position as explained in the recent
article by Dr.. w. +. Graham such
doubters ought to have peeped in the
Fifth Street Baptist Church last Sum-
day. DR.. Graham had explained its
situation to his people. His noble dea-
con board and energetis workers quisk
~ fell in line, and as the result $20l 90
were raised for this Convention and
still there is more to come in. 1t is
possible that $500. may be raised be-
fore he leaves fer the Convention.
The people from every church and
every denomination rallied to DR..
Graham's appeal. Never before in the
history OF Richmond has an article,
writteR by q colored man on vital is
sues, touching the race question met
such general approval.
The people declare that the argu-
ment set forth in DR.. Graham's article
is pnanswerable, that nothing yet has
been sesn in print or elsewhere that
bears respectable notice in the nature
OF an answer.
A great revival 10 in progress at the
Fifth Street Baptist Church. Some
fifty or sixty mourners are bowed, and
upW ards Of forty converts have been
received, so that Fifth Street Church
stands in the lead for the Convention
and in revival work.
1t is now y fact according to the best
Information communicated to DIR.
Graham, that there will be over two
hundred churches, possibl three hun
dfed, represented ut the convention
this year. The convention workers are
thoroughly organized and are in touch
one with the other; for an example,
not single week passes by but what
the leaders are in touch and in posses
sion of frat class Information from
every pars OF the state.
The people say they pray for the
time to come when white Baptists
Boards managing institutions will have
the confidence In Negro Baptist School
tesshers so as to place them at the
head Of trusty positions like the white
Boards at the back of Booker 7. WASH
ingtoR and Hugo Johnston. The cry
Of the day ia "0n to Lynehburg."
Yours for the race,
JULIA MORGAN.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
ST. LIKE BREVITlEs.

Easter Sunday the st. Luke Of Rich
mend held their Thanksgiving Exer-
cises as follows:
Nine Councils on Church Hill aud
Fulton worshipped at the Fountain
Baptist Chu Oh, Ewith Rev. Williams
and Rev. Bowler on program me.
Thirtv-cne Councils on Shockoe Hill
worshipped at Sixth Mt Zion Church,
with Rev. A. Thomas and Mrs. Maggie
T.. Walker, r. w. G.. Secretary on the
program. Madame M. A. Gross sang q
solo. The members OF the several
Councils turned out in full. and the
sermons we're preached Co the satisfsc.
tion Of all the members The iDstruc-
tions given at the services were time
ly, and it is hoped may be needed. The
order was reported in q prosperous
condition having aided 700 new men,
beRs in the last six months, paid S3
death claims, amounting to $l367. so.
and filling all obligations both in sick
ness and distress.
: The Juveniles of Richmond, Va.
had theix Thanksgiving exercises OF
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
RESOLUTIONS.

At a called meeting held by members
OF Myrtle Lodge, No. II, K. OF P. con-
cerning the death of Sir Edward w.
Cowan, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, it hss pleased the Almighty
God, In His never erring judgement,
to remove from orr midst, Sir Edward
Cowsn, our beloved K. OF r. and g.,
who had been q faithful and loving
member of Myrtle Lodg No. II, <
of p. for four years.
Whereas, we keenly feel our loss, yet
we bow in humble submission to the
God that doeth all things well. There
fore be it
Resolved 1st, That in the death OF
our beloved brother. Myrtle Lodge,
No. IL, K. of p, has sustained the loss
OF true and tried friend, who always
manifested deep interest in her well
fare and whose services in her behalf
we will ever cherish in grateful re-
memDrance.
Resolved End. That we tender to
the family OF our deceased brother our
HEARTFELT sympathy and pray that the
blessings OF God may rest upon them
in this hour OF their sad bere avement.
Resolved SD. That these resolu-
tions be published in the Richmond
Planet, a copy be furnished the family
and also spread upon records of the
lodge. Committee.
CHAs. FREEMAN,
w. II. BRANCH,
L. I. CRAWFORD.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05

the End Baptist Church, April 22nd.
me lower foer OF the church was filed
with children, who are members of the
order. Every Circle in Richmond was
represented. save one, and both Ma
irons and children presented a beauti-
ful spectacle. Miss Gertrude Laur-
ence. 4. w. q. Secretary OF Jayenile.
gave the growth of the department. in
= nice and encouraging manner. r.
porting 300 new members in 6 months,
paying 3 claims, $3.50. Mrs Patsie K.
anderson, Mss Ella Onley and Rev.
ID. Lewis spoke words OF encourage
ment to the departments. We are
pleased 60 report Mrs. Catherine Hob
son OF Manchester was ever with her
Circle OF children.
The e. w. q. Secretary visited Port
WelthaH Va, and re-instated in the
Order Lynssr's Council, No. %, with
the following officers: Degree Chief,
G l.. Banks; w. e., Hillisrd Roach
". o., kebert Branch, r. g., E. b. Row
lette; Treas, Harry Jones; Sen. Con.
Armstesd Maddox; Jun. Con-, Joseph
White; Sent, Henderson CsstiRe; W.
f., Primrose Monroe.
The Council initiated 20 new mem
bers, and starts again with q clear sail
ing. We hope for them much good.
Pref. j. e. Jones made the way posi-
bls for such good work.
Excelsior Council of wythevillc, Va, =,
set apart by National Deputy Slater A.
Dswley, reports as moving on adding
to her numbers monthly. Great credit
TO Sister Dawiey.
Progressive Council. III. of Tslleye-
vile, Va, has succeeded in getting 85
members. O. E. Atkins is at the helm.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
Another Court Organized.
LYNoHBURa, VA, May 2, 1900

Grand Worthy Counsellor John
Mitchell, Jr., accompanied by Grand
Worthy Lecturer Sylvia l.. Mitchell
and Deputy Anna Taylor, arrived her
by the O. & o. at o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and organized Celestial
Court, 1. 0. OF Cslanthe last night
with q membership OF 26.
The following sisters are the officersr =
w. O., Julia A. Watts 8. D., Julia L.
Loving; j. d. Lavinia Merriman, w.
Inspectrix, SusaH RoaHe; W. O., Bet
tie Smith w. Inspector, Bertha Jones n
Escort, Anna e. NJ jors; Conductress.-
Sarah A. Jsnison; Assistant Oon6 u0--
tress, Eliza Briggs; Reg. of D. CArrier
q, Lsnghorne; Rec. Of Accounts. Lot
tie Merchant; Rec, of Dep, Mildred
M reliant; Herald. Kittie Davis; p
Dollie Hendricks.
Refreshments were served, and AIN
we're greatly pleased with the initia--
tion. This court was gotten un.
through the efforts of Sir w. J. Wells
and lady assistants.
Sir Mitchell returned last night by
the n & w. route. The ladies WilR
leave to-day. They express them-
selves as being well pleased with the
"Hill CITY,"
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05

Whereas, il has pleased Almighty
God in His divine wisdom to remove
from our midst our brother and Sir
knight, John G. Smith, and
Whereas, he has associated with us
for many years in Planet Lodge, No.
% K. of p, we feel called upon to give
some expression of our feeling on this
sad occasion. Therefore be it
Resolved lat. We regard our BROTH
er as true Sir Knight and dear low
er of the order. While with as he did
all he could to promote the welfare of
the order and keep the escUtcheon of
the Knights unsullied. While absent
from US he did all in his power for the
upbuilding of our noble order;in tk at he
Was instrumental in organizing Penin-
sula Lodge OF Hampton, Va. He reg
ularly communicated with the lodge
and kept himself financial.
2nd. While We bow in humble sub
mission to the will Of Divine Provi-
dence, yet We, fellow Sir Kaights feel
deep distress shat we have lost such
true and faithful brother.
Bird. That we emulate his virtues
and that our charter be drapped in
mourning for thirty days as testimo.
nial regard of . good and true man.
4th. A copy of these resolutions be
sent TO the bereaved family, spread up
on the records of the lodge and pub-
ished in the Richmond Planet.
GKo. E. TAYLOR,
b. 81. PEYToN,
B. A. GRAvHs.
Committee.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
TW0NOTED K. OF P'S. 90 TO THEIR
REWARD.
Capt. E. w. Oowsn and Sir John g.
Smith.

In the early hours of last Sunday
morning, surrounded by his relatives,
friends and fellow K. of P's., Captain
Edward w. Cowan passed from a well
spent life of little more than % years
into eternity. He WAS aa exemplary
young man and many were the SYM
pathies expressed by his host of ad-
miring friends,
His funeral took place from the
Ebenezsr Baptist Church OF which ne
was dutiful member, last Monday
evening. A duet was rendered by Mr..
and Mrs. Cloves. Prayer was offered
by Rsv. Turner. Miss Margaret Tins
ley rendered beautiful solo, after
which Rev. Richard Wells made few
remarks relative TO the excellent
qualities OF the deceased. Rev. 3. g..
b lrrell then proceeded to preach th g
funeral sermon. b snediction WAS an
nounced and the rems aims were escort
ed to Prices Undertaking Establish
menI to await transpor cation to q Ooeh-
land county where the interment took
place.
Capt. Cowan was K of R. and s. Of
Myrtle Lodge, No. II; a member of
Planet Go No. S, u. K. aud Adjutant
of the 1st Regiment, Uniform Rank,
Virginia Brigade
The escort consisted of Myrtle Lodge
No. II, K. OF p :, c. C., Samuel Wilson ;
q detail from the companies of the LAT
Regi nent under command OF Capt,
Thomas M. Crump !; the Brigade Statf
Gen. John Mitchell. Jr.; the Regi-
mental Stan, Major Z. A. Washington.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
DEATHS.

HUSTON-D Departed this life April
27, 1900, st ssManikin, Va. Mrs. Nellie
Huston, the beloved mother of Mrs.
Sallie Harris aged 8S years, IL months
aud 13 days Her funeral wss held
Sunday at the Farrows Chapel A NJ
E. Ohusch. She died in the full tri-
umph OF faith.
Dearest mother thou has left as,
We our loss most deeply feel,
But tits God who hast bsreft us,
He can all our sorrows heal
Her daughter,
5ALLIE HARRIS.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
MARRIAGES.

MeoRE-SrANARD Miss Florence v.
St.nsrd, formerly of Richmond, Vs..
aud Mr.. Stewart Moore of Natural
Bridge, were married at the brides
residence, 1878 l7th ST., Thursdsy at
p. m, Lynchpurg, Va, April % 1900.
The brides maids were Misses < q.
Stanard and NJ. l. George and Mr..
Charley Garter and DIR. Merchant were
ushers. Rev. T. 81. White of1eiated.
The couple left for Natural Bridge,
their future home.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
A Brilliant Marriage.
PRINCIPLES OF THE GOVERNMENT. ;.

Miss Mary E. Mitchell became the
bride of Mr.. William H. White, We'd
nesday, April 25 h, At the residence OF
DR.. Sarah Jones. e18 N. Srd St. The
grand old gentleman and his bride
were handsomely sttired. After the
reception the couple departed to the
residence OF the groom. sol w. Leigh
ST., where they will make their future
home.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
Arabella Council Reorganissd.

Arabells Council, No. I5, /. o. rof ST.
Luke reorganized with Mrs.R ID. Bow
ser "a leader, April 30 h, 1sOU.
Worthy Chief, Emma Marx; Vice
Chief, Lizzie B. Wills; ID. of Lessons,
Fannie L. Robinson; Fin. Secretary,
Rosa B. Brooks; Rec. Secretary, E. f..
Boiling Issuing Treasurer, Maggie n.
Bum Senior Cond uc tor, Uornelia Tny-
lor Junior Cond Hctor, Sarah Ragland =
Inside Sentinel, Florence Aytes: Out,
aide Sentinel, Susie Johnson; Keeper
of Wardrobe, Daisy L. Harris; Worthy
Mother, Amanda Thornton Sick Com
mittee: Sisters Julia Fox, Mary Allen.
Bell d=nIey Banking Committee, Sis
ters K. ID. Bowser, Lizzie b. Wills,
Florence Aytes.
LIST OF MEMBERS.
r. D. Bowser, Emma Marx, Lizzie
b. Wills, Fannie Z. Robinson, Maggie
NJ. Bum, Rosa b, Brooks, Ella +. Boil
ling, Oornelin Taylor, Sarah Ragland. 4.
Florence Az tes, Susie Johnson, Daisy
l.. Harris, Amanda Thornton, Julia
Fox, Mary Allen, Belle Henley, Martha.
Davis, Jennie Pollard, Rebeeca WAL
lace, Frances Wormley Mary Nuckols.
Ellen Carter, Ella Isham, Lucy Boil
ling, Lily Lomax, Louisa Chilss. EN-
ma Howell, Mary Ward, Georgetta4
Aytes, Catherine Robinson, Oornelia.
DA lis. Mildred Robinson, Mary Jones,
Arie Q1arles, Virginia Harris, Ema-
line Storrs, Martha Hope, Adaline Nor
rell. Martha Wells, Frances Lewis.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05

Sir John q. Smith departed this life
Tuesday morning at 5:05 at the rssid-
ence of his father, Rev. Archer Smith,
BOT N. 3rd St., ut the age of %. He
was q Christian gentleman and we hope
has the benefits accorded to all Of the
faithful. His funeral took place from
Ebenezer Baptist Church Of which he
was q member. The Rev. w. +. Gra-
ham, pastor Of Fifth Street Baptist
Church officiated.
Sir Smith was member of Planet
Lodge, No. %, and the organizer OF
Peninsula Lodge, K. of P. of Hampton,
Va.
He was at one time compositor on
the Richmond Planet, but until De-
eenber last was manager or the Rich
mond Beneficial Insurance Co.. at
Hampton, Va, when he returned home
on account of his health. Funeral Di-
rector Johnson officiated.
A marked coincidence is that these
two young men were reported i'll with
in two days OF each other and died
within the same time.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
HELP WANTED u

We have added another floor to our
Factory, which consists of new Ma
chimes and we want operators TO make
shirts. This is q splendid OPP 1rtunitY
to the right parties. Rooms large e.an6
airy. Gall at once. Ladies only. The
Old Dominion Shirt Co..
777 N, rhFd ST.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
COURTS ATTENTION.
Rev. DIR. Graham to Deliver Sermon

The Courts of OalAnthe, will have
their anniversary exercises at the 9th
st. Baptist Church Sunday, May eth, as
3 .. IN. All members will assemble in
the lecture room of the church. Rev.
DR.. W. T. Graham will deliver the
sermon.
The lodges will meet at Masonic hall
on Olay st., and from there proceed to
the church. The public is invited.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05
9th Baptist Church.

At the 5th Baptist Church last Sun
day the pastor preached at IL 80 A. ID.
and 8 80 p. M. most excellent sermons
as did Rev. Miller at $3.50 P. M. There
have been many converts.
The white friends of the church will
give 3 musical and literary Carnival
for the benefit Of the church, Tuesday !,
May 9Th, at :80p. m. Such distin-
guished talents as Captain F. w. Gun
ninghsm, DR.. Thos. d. Merrick, Mr.. E.
ii. Gloves, Messrs. A. W., 4. F and
NJ. o. Patterson, Mr.. George Bryan
and Misses billiard, Smoot, Leahy,
Berta Edmonds, Pratt and Lizzie Pat
terson will participate. Rev. I. NJ.
Mercer and otherR.
---Nor-~zr<<se
- Sir @. q. Thompson is out again
after two weeks sickness.
Mrs. A. V. Norrell, who has beer
very sich at her residence, north 7th
street, is much improved.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05

Pay the collector when he calls.
Richmond planet., 1900-05-05

(sssTINUED ON THE RIGHT PAeR.)