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Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
RESOLUTIONS OF UoNDoLENoE
In Respect to the Memory OF the Late
Col. T. w. Mitchell.

Whereas. we deem it bot right to
speak OF his manly qualities his brave
and chiyairic spirit ss q true and tried
Sir knight, knowing as we do, that
even after his foioles shall have been
buried 10 the clay, shat his virtues
shall ever dwell green in our memory !;
therefore be it
Resolved /. That in the death of
Col. Thomas w. Mitchell. Adjutaut of
the Brigsdier Generals Staff, u r K.
of p, this stat ss also the Regimeutal
STAFF, has lost worthy member whose
pleasure it Was at all times to faithful
his position.
Resolved 2nd. That in his daily as
eociations with his comrades the
members of the brotherhood, and fell
low citizens In general, he wore not the
garb OF the make shift, nor played the
role of the hypocrite, nor did he act
the part OF o knAve, but in his own Pc
culiar way was always uncompromis.
ingly himself.
Resolved 3rd. That when his last
summons came, We found m in death
even a. in life "resdy to obey" and
having prepared himself for the Jour
ney to the Great Beyond, his lsss bat
tie being fought, he exclaimed, "all is
ready. have my ticked signed shall
drink from the spring of living water. :"
Resolved further. That these rese-
Iutiops be published in the weekly pa
pers, and that copy of the same be
sent to the bereaved family.
We cannot tell who next may fall
Beneath the Christening rod
One must be first. but let US ali
Prepare to meet our God
Brigadier Generals Staff,
Col. JEssR scRuaas,
Acting Commander.
Regimental Staff:
(Msjor) E. A. WASHINGTON,
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythia
OF n. A.. 8. A., E., A. and A.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
WEST END NOTES.
The Great Reaper Death at Work.

This community was greatly shock.
ed on Saturday week to learn of the al.
most sudden demise of Mr.. Thomas
w. Mitchell. But few persons had
learned of his being sick. Mr.. Mitch
ell was greatly loved and highly re-.
speeted by the people Of this section.
where he lived for sometime sh3rtly
after he was married.
We shall miss "Tom" Mitchell for his
many lovable traits of character, for
his whole soul genial, friendly, frank
manliness. He wa one OF the best
judges OF human nature for q young
man we ever met. A thorough bust.
ness man, prompt and pleasant with
all. A host of admiriog friends from
this sectien attended the funeral at the
First Baptist Church, and many fol-
lowed the remains to it's last resting
place. Let there be neat shaft raised
TO the memory OF that noble soul,
Thomas W. Mitchell. 25c. piece from
each friend will be sufficient. We su9.
that meeting of friends be held and
the Thomas w. Mitchell Monument
Association be ut once organized.
Mrs. Elizabeth Drew, an old reside ant
who has been living in Boston, Mass.
for sometime, died there Monday
day, 14th inst. Her remains wers
brought to this city Tuesday and the
iunera. took place at the Fifth Baptist
Church Thursday at 4 o'clccccx.
Inc pastor ol EIfth Baptist Church
ieis less week for Washington. ID. C.,
10 De married to Miss r. l.. Moten.
We heard that Rev. Frank Davis left
Tor Philsdelphia with the same good
good object in view.
mrs. Mary B. Jones of Boston and
ner sister, Miss Drew of New York are
70 the city having accompanied their
mothers rernains from Boston, Eass.
AJAX,
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
NEW CASTLE, New KENr Co., Va,
Juna f3th. 1900.


June 9th, 1900.
The msrrisge of Miss ABLY Virgins
johnson, daughter OF Rev. T. II John
son, to Mr.. Tommy l.. Crumr, soa of
Mr.. and Mrs William a. Crump, took
place at the residence OF the brides
father, Wednesd sy st 3 80 p. M, June
6, 1900. The psrlor was beautifully
decorated with roses ferns and lilies
Of the valley. At $3.50 the bridal party
entered the TO m in the following ord
er: First, Miss Mary L. Taylor of To
ana, Va, the maid OF honor, who wore
cream cashmere, trimmed with cream
silk and lace, carrying . lovely bou-
Quet of Eiuk roses. Following her
came the best maid. Miss Dulcinia II.
Cumber. who was attired in white or
candle, trimmed with white satin, rib
bon and lace, and carrying q beautiful
bouquet Of white roses, leaning on the
arm of the groom, then the bride, who
came in leaning on the arm Of her
cousin, Mr.. James Christian. The
bride was gowned in q lovely white
orgsndie, trimmed in white satin. rib
bon and lace and carrying q lovely
bouquet of bridal roses, presented to
her by Mrs. Brady OF Charles City Co.,
vs.. The bride wore . pretty orange
Raw. A. Harvey Oumber performed
the ceremony which made the two ss
one. Prayer was offered by Rev. w.
P. Curl Of Charles City Co., Va After
the marriage ceremony, cake, ice
cream, confectionsries, etc., were
served and all enjoyed q delightful
tine.
Names of those pressut are az fol-
lows: Rev. W. P. Curl, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. g. Terrell, xrs. Brady and Miss
Jones of Charles Oity Co., Va, Rev.
and Mrs. A. Harvey Cumber, Rev.
William Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Orump, Mr.. and Mrs. John Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Burrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Johnson and Mrs. Carter, Mrs.
Christiaa of Norfolk, Va, Misses Em-
ma Jackson and Katie Giles of Rich
mond, Va, Mr.. and Miss Macon Of
Tunstalls, Va, Misses Eta and Esther
Christian. Hattie p. Crump and Carrie
Johnson. Messrs. Robert Allen, Willie
and John Orump, James and David
christian, Ishem, Antheny, Joseph
and Enmitt johnson, Garter Carey
aHd Enoch Brown, Misses Taylor and
Ty Ter OF Toana, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Crump were
the recipients OF valuable presents.
We wish them long and happy life.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, SATURDAY. JUNE 80, 1900.

move from labor Co reward our dearly
beloved friend and Sir Knight, Col T.
W. Mitchell, and
Whereas, we members of the same
fraternity, and united under The same
banner OF T. q. anu B do feel called
upon TO express our sympathy and feel
ing therefore be it
Resolved 1st. That We feel that in
the loss OF our dear brother ana 90
woRker our noble Order has lost one
always willing, always ready, aud al
ways lending helping hapo to build
it up.
Resolved 2nd. That We strive to
emulate his virtues and manly stsnd
towards helping falling humanity.
Resolved Srd, We extend Co Planet
Lodge, No. 2S, Planet Company. No. 8,
and Brigade Staff of Virginia our sym-
pasby in their sad bereavement.
Resolved 4th. That we also express
here our heartfelt sympathy to the
family OF our deoea ased brother aud Sir
knight and would direct them to great
aud good God who doath everything
for the best aud for some good pur.
pose.
"Peace to his ashes."
Yours in f. O. and B..
Planet Lodge. %, Richmond, Va.
Chris q. johnson,
w. Henry Jones.
Myrtle Lodge, II. Richmond, Va.
r. A. Jackson,
Thomas Neely,
Melvin Johnson,
Powell Price.
Damon Lodge, 2. Atlantic City.
James c. Watkins,
8. r. Williams.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
Bret Harte's /. Condensed Novels.

Years ago Bret Hsrte wrote a series
OF stories which hs called "cond ensed
novels-humorous tales, in. which he
burlesqued the style, mannerisms and
peculiarities OF the authors of the day.
Mr.: Harte has just completed, for
The Saturday Evening Post, . new se-
ries Of these inimitasly funny literary
caricatures. Admirers Of Conan Doyle
should read the adventures of Hem
lock Jones in his quest of The Stolen
Cigar. Case; snd,those who are fond of
Mr.. Kipling wall find pleasure in Sto-
ries Three tales of Moo Kow, the Cow
Puskat, the warmth-loving one: the
adventures OF BleareYed, Otherwise
and Mulledwiney. In Rudolph, the
Resembler, the astuted reader will
ind q new version Of Anthony HOPES
most popular story, and will UNDER
stand how much more complicated ft
might have bean had there been three
kings instead of only two.
The first of these CONDENSED novels"
The jungle Folk will appear in The
Saturday Evening Post Of June 30,
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
Was . Success.


AZ result of the woman's Day rally
at the Lsigh st. NJ. K. Church $97. 81
was raised. Both Captains and Pa
tronesses worked faithfully. Club,
No. /, Mrs. Matilda Hall, captain rais.
ed the largest amount OF the clubs.
Rev. J.. Edward Gunby, B. D., re-
turns thanks TO those who so kindly
aided.
They are Mesdames v. II. West. T..
a. Hope, Lucy Lewis. Lucy Coles, w.
Mildred A. Cross, f. Payne Walker.
g. Alice Kemp Burrell; Misses Kate G..
Robinson, Fannie Elliott, Narcisss
Wells, Rosa Yancey. Emily Price, Ma
~ Sturkey; Mr.. A. Barrett.
Executive committee: President,
Mrs. n. M. Bunn vice-president, Mrs.
Matte Pettiford secretary. Mrs Alice
Il. Smith assistant, Miss Cora K.
Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Matilda Hall.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
A LESSON FROM NATURE.

Did you ever see sparrow feeding on
q crumb,
As Il hopped with chirping giedness
fearing naugkt to come ?
Saw it glance one eye to heaven whence
comes all that's good,
And when the feast had been par.
taken, hy OF to the wood
Did you ever seek the shadow of n
shady glen,
Through which coursed q riuplinS
brookiet Far from haunts of men
Saw these birds which came to water
and to bsthe and feed,
Heard their songs and watched their
cspers, telling nought of need 2
Then you've learned q goodly lesson
how in God to trust,
f.. Leaving things you cannot fathom-
things which seem unjust,
To His guidance aud His option, W hile
you pass along,
In the course OF your adoption, tell
ing some sweet song.
Eva
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
Prof. smallwood and Mrs. Peterson
Honored.

The beautiful pariors at the home OF
Mr.. w. p. Burrell were brilliantly
lighted on Thursday night, 2lst, and
were Oiled with gentlemen and ladies
OF rare culture and refinement 60 dc
honor to Prof John j Hmallwood
President OF T. L. and o. L, at Olsre-
mont. Va. and Mrs. j. W. Peterson of
Butialo, N. Y the guest of Miss Ross
e. BsnSs.
An excellent program had been pre-
pared and was moet successfully rend-
ereo by tne various ladies and gentle
men, after which refreshments werc
served.
The impromptu speech by Prof.
Smallwood showed his ability as an
orator and his bearing asa gentleman
and o scholar.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
Death of Little Ethel Harris.

Died at her residence 1120 N. and
Street q 6:42 .. m, June IL 1900,
Ethel Harris, daughter of Ned and SAL
lie Harris. Her funeral took place
June 10th from the Fifth st. Baptist
Church at 3 P. NJ, Rev. w. F. Graham
pastor.
The flower maids were Misses Lucy
Miekins, Bette Eamsl, Jessie Rowe,
Lottie Mitchell and Maggie Miles.
Pail bearers were Messrs Joe Miles.
Tom Ella, Charlie Brooks, Earnest
Taylor, Daniel Dorsey and Frank
Hayes.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
THE JACKSON WARD GASES.
Mr.. Royal Makes Application for .
Writ OF Mandamus.

Hon. VIM. L Royall, counsel for the
people in the jackson Ward Election
Gases left the city on last Tussdsy )
night for Wytheville, vs., TO present
his application to the Supreme OouII
OF Appeals for q writ of mandamus.
The following is the application:
Te TEE SUPRxMs CouRr OF APPEALS;
Your petitioners, Thomas w. Mitch.
ell, ID. b Jones, A. 8. Thomas, w. 81.
Anderson, A Hayes, O. T. Payne. y. 8.
Baker. Andrew Holmes, J. G.. Smith.
James II. holmes, D. D.. II. M. Booth
r. Z. Hill, g. w. Boyd. Thomas Smith
r. w. Nelscn, Jr., Ernest Washing gton.
John r. Cbiles. II. J Moore. Benjsmin
Jackson, Edward w. Darrico rt,sB. J.
Bailey. respectfully represent that an
election was held in the city of Rich
mond. Virginia on the oath day of MAY
1900, at which members CT the Board
OF Aldermen and Common Council of
the City OF Richmond were voted for.
Great frauds were practiced In said
election In jackson Ward OF said 81 v,
which resulted in the return OF persons
rs sleeted to said Board OF Aldermen
elected, and the rejection o. certain
other persons who were elected.
Your petitioners en- the 9lst dav OF
May. 1850, fled their complaint in the
CLERKS Oface Of the Hastings Court of
the City Of Richmond, under Section
l60 OF the Code Of Virginia wherein
they showsd that they were qualified
voters OF the City Of Richmond and
wherein they showed that said election
was m undue and fraud ulent election
and shey prayed said Court to invssti-
gate the ssme, and do that which was
en1oined and required Of it by law.
Your petitioners caused copy of ssid
complaint to be served upon the par
ties who were returned elected to said
Board OF Aldermen and Common Ooun.
ell. Said parties appeared and plead
that said Court had no Jurisdiction to
hear and pass upon said complaint, and
said plea coming on to be heard, the
Judge OF said Hustings Oosrs sustain
ed said plea aud dismissed your petit
TONERS complaint. Your petitioners
exhibit GO part Of this petition q GER
tified copy OF the record OF said com-
plant and order OF dismissal. Your
petitioners accordingly pray that q
writ OF mandamus may be awarded
them, directed to the Hon. s. B. Wits,
Judge OF the Husting Court of the City
OF Riehmond, commanding him to set
missing their complains, and that he
proceed to hear their complaint and
determine the contest on the merits
thereof and to decide the same accord
ing to the Constitution and the laws.
PETITIONERS,
BY their attotney,
WIZ. L. RoYALL.
State Of Virginia, CisY of Richmond,
to wit:
1, George ]. Hooper. Jr, do hereby
certify that William L. Royall person-
ally appeared before me on the Goth
day of june, 1900, and made oath in
my city aforesaid that the allegations
OF the foregoing petitioners are true
TO the best OF his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this Goth day
OF June, 1900.
Gso. HOOPER, Jr., N. P.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
A Fine Serenade.

Our Office was serensde
last by he fine brass "a on Mon'tGny a.
yoseph's Industrial So Ienu Oh She Ss'
Delaware. The We S0ool OF Oleyton, !,
and popuIsr Rev .f-known. energetic
In a esrria0e Lad Chomss B. Donovan
They warei the procession.
ercises held a attendance at the ex-
tist Instit' at the st. Johns, the Bap-
The q, >Gte in this city.
li0bt ,dtire agair was source OF de-
hsre and satisfaction to the people
ed I, and Father Tom," as he is call
:, we.s the object OF much praise.
RIchmonders have pleasant recol-
1 Iectif0ns of his former stey here and
theI: doors are open to him, whenever
he S~ees fit to come into our midst.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
nleoted Teachers.

The City School Board re-electea al
OF the present. corp OF colored teacherk
Mr. e. M. GarBett, principal Of
Moore School has been iBcapscisss4si
during the past session and Ar. pana
ID. Rucker was elected as his stiseessor
The following are the eolorSd se-
serve teschers elected: Misses Mar
ths K. Crump. Bessie L. Murray, Eva
Z. Christian, C9rnslie w. Taylor, An
pie b Knight, Halle B. Robinson q,
Julia E hobinson.
A vote OF shsnks was rendered the
distinguished Prof. w, F. Fox for his
long and faithful services and Clerk c.
p. Walford was similarly honored.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
Deacon Thomas Christian Passes Away.

Mr. Thomas Christian died AT his
residence, No. 1006 N. 18th street. Sat
urday, June 23rd, at $40 a. m. He
was . consistent christian and chureb
worker and q good husband. He WAS
one OF the Fourth Baptist Church's q
most faithful deaeons where he has
served for 10 years. he leaves q fond
wife, sister, relatives and Q host of
friends to mourn their loss.
HIs funeral took place from tho
Fourth Baptist Church Monday even.
ing. June 25th, 1900. ut 8: 80 o'elosk
w. 1. johnson officiated. Intermspt
in Evergreen cemetery.
Dearest husband thou hast left me,
thy loss most deeply feel,
But 'tis God who hast bsreft.me,
He can all my sorrows heal.
Hrs LovNa WIFE.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
Notice.

Rubber will be observed ne xt Tues
day by Y. p. s. O. e. Of First Baptist
Church. The object OF this will be 80
secure money to aid the sufferers In
India. Any one who wishes Co con-
tributs any thing in the way of old rub
Der OF any description or money NAV do
so by leaving their donation at said
stations: Mrs. NJ. A Cross 907 n. I'd
SC. Miss Fannie Robinson, 743 Il. 9th
sc. Mr.. w. IA. Thsrps, let Baptist
Church Mr.. Albert Wright, Church
Hill.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
RICHMOND, Va, June 20, 1900

RICHMOND, VA, June ~, lSOO.
The Brigadier Generals Staff and
the Regimental Staff, hereby tender
thanks to the Companies and Subordi.
nate lodges, and Courts of Calsnthe
for their very prompt response in turr-
ing out In such large numbers on Sun
day, 18th inst to pay the last tribute of
respect to the memory of the late
Col. T. w. Mitchell.
The companies were under the com.
mand OF Sir knight W. e. Noble OF
Blooming Lily Co, ranking az senior
captain, captain Crump being among
the honorary pail bearers.
The men deserved much credit for
the way in which they braved the
weather on the long march to the
cemetery.
Very respectfully,
JESSE SoRUaos,
Acting Commander Brigade staff.
MAJ. E. A. WARRINGTON,
Regimental Stan.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
a Card of Thanks.
Editor Of The PLANET.

Editor Of The PLANET,
Please sllew us through your vslua-
bic medium TO extend our heartfelt
thanks TO the many friends who 40
kindly assisted as in the arrangement
and marriage Of our daughter, June
Goth.
We were agreeably surprised at the
many costly presents. too numerous
to mention which were sent to our
child. Our friends may be termed
legions We were astonished to learn
that we have 80 many dear friends a.
were manifest on this occasion.
We thsnk you individually and cox
lectively.
Yours truly,
DAVID L. and DELLA CosBY,
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30

DABNEY-Diea June 22ad, IL min-
utes past z, q. m, after q brief illness.
Coleman Dabney, in his 52i year. ne
died in the full triumph of faith. He
lesves wife, con. daughter and two
sisters to mourn their loss. Funeral
services were held Sunday morning AT
the Fourth Baptist Church.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30

DIED-Fleming Russell, at his resi-
dence, I'll Baker St Sunday, June Sd
IN the 58th year OF his sge.
He leaves brother and FIVE peph-
ews to mourn their loss. His funeral
took place from the Fifth st. Baptist
Church on the 5th inst, Rev. WE.
Graham, d. d =, officiating.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
Notice.

Come to Tabernacle all day Sunday.
Special services: Sunday school at i:
30 10. IL: 80, preaching by the pas
tor. Rev. E. rartt, subj sct. IAN Egg. F"
$3.50, DIR. w. T. Graham. from 5th st.
Church will preach one Of his special
sermons We have invited his choir
also. $3.50, communion.
Rev. e. TARrr, pastor.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
Still Going On.

The cheap sale of Mrs. M. D. Cham.
lee, Millinery. is still going on. All
call and see. Goods positively half
price. Assortment of children's hats
at Scots. Sailors which were so cts.
now l9ctE. and those which were tl.Os
now Scots.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
Grand Entertainment

Given at the residences of Mrs. Fran.
ces Rosne. No. 1000 Bird st., July 2nd.
there will be q Pink Party Bird, Mask
Party; 4th, Cake Walk, 5th, Japanese
Party; 9th Rewards given TO the pref.
tiest lady ia pink, and the most comi-
cal one in mask. Good music each
Dnight, benefit Of Elizabeth Court, No,
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
RESOLUTIONS OF coNDoLENcE.

ATLANTIC CRY, N. J., June 10. 1900.
Greeting:
Officers s-d Members Of Planet
Lodge, No. 23, K. of P,
Whereas, it has pleased Alnniebt 8
God in His Divine Providence to .a
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30

MoRroN--MIzoBELL-The marriage
of Miss Rosa <. Mitcsell TO Mr.. Ohas.
81. Morton took place Wednesd ay,
June 27lh at $3.50 P. NJ, as the 4th
Baptist Church. Rev. E. Payne officiat
ing.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30
500 Paid.

Richmond, Va, April ID. 1900.
This is to certify that have received
from John Mitchell. Jr. Grand Worthy
Counsellor of the Grand Court of Viz
ginia ($l00) One Hundred Dollars in
payment Of the death claim of my
mother, Eliza Pickett. who was a mem
Der OF Annals Eureka Court, No. I2S.
Independent Order of G alanthe.
Sigued: Miss SoPHR PIeKRrr.
Witnesses:
Geo. w. Lewis,
Thos w. Mitchell,
G. c. Williams.
Richmond planet., 1900-06-30

Mr.. I. 8. p. Robinson of West
Point, Va, called on US.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-06
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

OF President McKinley's latest docu-
ment the Iowa City Republican express
ses the opinion that. .Sithal the mes
sage is masterful and logical state
paper and it Will go down in history as
such. showing the wisdom, honor and
Integrity of its author, and it fully
meets with most hearty approval of all
loyal Americans"
The yinton Eagle observes that
school work at the state university
will begin this month now that the foot
ball season is over Even the foot bali
8degenerated into bound -not- to- be-
beaten contest"
The Montezuma Democrat hopes that
in the next campaign the democrats
will find somebody besides Lincoln, and
the republicans somebody besides JEFF
ferson, to refer to as authorities.
Noticing that Joe Trigg, editor of the
Rockford Register. an agricultural
writer of more than state wide promi-
hence. wants to succeed G. H. Van
Houten as secretary of the state Agri-
cultural Society, the Boone News de-
lclares there are both positive and neg
alive reasons why Trigg should succeed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-06

He knows more about farming and farm
interests as they affect Iowa than any
other man in the state, and there are a
great many other things he does not
know, and this is also to his advan-
tage.'
The Denison Review says Of the late
Senator Davis that he wasanAnerica
10 his finger tips, but he was a level
headed man and was conservative in his
patriotism,
The creston Advertiser is of the opin-
ION that the modern foot ball game is
fully as brutal, and more accidents oc-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-06


sician. She cannot bring herself to
tell everything, and the physician is
at constant disadvantage. This is
why, for the past twenty-five years,
thousands of women have been COM
.fiding their troubles to Mrs. Pinkham,
and whose advice has brought happi-
ness and health to countless women in
the United States.
Mrs. Chappell, of Grant Park, Ill,
whose portrait we publish. advises all
suffering women to seek Mrs. Pink
hams advice and use Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, rs they
cured herof illumination of the ovaries
and womb; she, therefore, speaks from
knowledge. and her experience ought
to give others confidence. Mrs. Pink
hams address is Lynn, Mass, and her
advice is absolutely free.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-06
just sn we'd IIis Life.

II was a thrilling escape that Charles
Davis Of Bowerston, @. lately had from
a frightful death. For two years a ssv ere.
lung trouble constantly grew Worse. rn :
til II seemed he must die of consump-s
ton. Then he began to use DR.. King
New Discovery ard lately wrote: 1T
gave instant relief and effected per-
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have for twenty-five years proven it's
power TO cure all throat, chest and lung
troubles. Price, so cents and 81. Every
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at
Geo. p. Powers drug store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-06
KILLED BUT NOT DEAD.

While in f1es opinion Of NOS .ye rs
the failure 10 eiltsr II, fun Ipsn tbs
journal of tna house inva|issstas the
Titus arnendane rlts ar bsss.,, i,se - ,hs
error the me IRE is ursslo,,f, set,rs s,aas,
finai decision 90 cStirss. cannot ~ haslS
until a case Is brought ,ssore s court
The court i the offs- power ma oala
say a IAN. IS MOI aN Is rbs mean
time, lawyers ke s,oe to,:s. w; s.5t1t ira,a
10 .disa gree few ID sim that NJ ~
yision IN IN. no,,ssf.,,+;,,n t,s,, .,,s
amend mem st,all he IN sl.ssl.Son & tles,
journals. with. she yeas ard NAYS a i. Il
r;lereon docs not r.sai,;se ina. tx.
amendment ia ~, inscribed a. a., ,s,,.sfl
in full. The Trims e as +, a,a,aesnt was 81
tened Nv t.ffla h,,t ir5,t IS. ss,,il
rynon .his ns,f,. x,t,sn r.,lss.,s Z q, ,,,ss
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tial he sz,,5, -, J, rr,e... s,,a $50, sa,,,.
;ns ta y,o.ss s. ~ casa $40, s,;,,,,,
of ~ s.a,s.8;,, .sb;ss,, ,,5,s ,an5t,,si ,s,,.
shown ,t,a- ,vi,bo,t e,,,a 3, :. ,-o,,s
TIA word ..an,4,r.. ssnss nat me- i
mf.ani,,r s,n,o,s viii, oon,. os
ira nscribe He cites ,h.a 10, ,,,css Il,
se.ction. He holds II, ex,,i;ci, .sr,,s ~.
constitution does NOT mean ~ a. Is
fur, When II merely sl,ses he 4x,,ras-
sion ENTER,