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Ne offer one HupdSed DollAN Re-
ward Tor any ease 81 estarrn that can
not be cured By Hslps Catarrb Cure.
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We, the Undersigned, have kn0wn
z u Cheney for ths lasE fiftseo gsars
ara believe him perfes II honorable
IN 81 baainesa trgnase tons, aad flnaB.
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Z TIE profit O goid mine depends, mot s. ills
amount q rssk eFashed pnesF tls stamps buA
ron Pc amount of gold wlalca ga Is extract
Cd from fhe rock. in sifpsisr var tbe value
Of food which y eatoa toes not depend On tie
'laaatity when staAsn Into fas stomach hit
upon the aai0ans 81 noafishment sxxeetea
from e by theorEana ag nutrstloa and digestion
y ben these organs are diaeased they IAN TO ex
staes one adpaishnaeat e oisnt quantities y
SIMPLY thenss.ls q re several organs d tha
body and thesa organs cannot work without
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trouble and many other ailments, pr. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery, acting on every or
az q the digestive aud nutflttve system, re-
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Stops thescough
ani works Oft the Cold.

Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets cure cold
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Our Greatest Spscialist

For 20 years DR.. J. Newton Hath
away has so successfully .reated chronic
diseases that ne Is acknowledged today
to stand al the head OF h iprofession in
this limo Eis exclusive method OF
treatment for Naricocele ana Structure
without the sid Of knife OF cautery
cures in 80 per cent. Of ell cases Il
the treatment of loss Of vital forces
nervous disorders, kidney and urinary
complaints, paralysis, blood poisoning,
rheumatism, catarrh and diseases pecui~
lar to women, he is equally successful
Or. HathaWsY's practice IS more than
double that OF any ether specialist
Cases pronounced hopeless BY other
physicians, readily yield to his treat
ment. Write HIM today fully about
your case. He makes no charge for
consultation or advice, either st his OF
dee or by mail.
J, NEWTON HATHAWAY, Nj. D.
IS Bryan street, Savannah, Ga
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j. w. Watkins will loan
you money on personal prop
eTty and real estate.

A bottle Of Pnekly Ash Bit,ess kep
in the house and used occasionally
means good hsalthto the whole house,.
held. WI. Butts,
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glrT AND I'D osT

IN tlaa field oi nsa lcine IA Hood Sarea-
pariila. ~ Possesses sctual and uneQ lea
rtserit by which II cafes All 1iaeaaes cauaed
or promoted by impure Or Impoverished
blood. II you have rheumatiem, dyarep
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Hood's safsapariIla and be cured. II you
are an down aud feel weak and tired gosa
MAY hs aureit viii deyea good
The fayorite family cathartic Il Hood
Pitts
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re plsseat grand jury viii selsss 5
sGbeel eommissionsr for tue Twenty
afh district, which comprises 81. 81
mon Tia d. Mr.. J. D. Gosidr ire
present commissioner, rs candidate
for re election. H has held the ofaee
for several years, is welt endorsed By
tbs patvoas q tbs ohooi, and will, q
81! psobsbltty b. asmsd By ths
grend jafy.
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srocK HoLDE Is mEETINsS.

The annual meesspe of the se0ck-
holders Of the Brunswick Bank s. Trust
Company for The purpose Of slee1ng 5
board Of directors, and trausaeting auy
other business hat may come before
them, viii 9e held At the banking
rooms Of - d company on Tuesday,
January s. 1901, between The hours Of
10 a. M, and 2p, 10.
HoYr ~. GALE, Cashier,
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1 Monster Devil Pisa

Destroying Its victim, is type Of cousamp-
tion The power OF thIs marderous malady is
cit on organss and nerves and muscles and
brain. THERE'S no health TIL it's overcome
Bnt DR.. Kings New Life Pills are safe and
certain cure. Best ia the world for stomach
Liver, Kidneys and. Bowels. Only Is cents at
eEi druggists.
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A family of 20 black named lions, . mammoth snow
white polar bears royal Bengal tigers Herd of sacred
cattle from India
$4,000 cnarot 40 Shetland ponies harnessed and driven
at one time 10 handsome and costly traps. The cages
and charios alone in this gerng PROCESSION the only
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NOTHING OLD BUT TIE
rs Years Catering to AM
oLDaJOHN ROBIN
TO Big Shows
Brunswick December 18th

Greet Worlds Exposition, cireuses in one menage-
rids in one 2hppodromes. gigantic museum. grand
Biblical spectrc 10 truly good shows merged into one
1000 men, women and children. 200 horses. go pone
30cames herds Of elephants SO cages brass bands 20
ehaio The circus features this season. obtained from
America and Europe will startle the world nothing like
them ever before Presented in this country.
recent acquisition, baby lonborn ia captivity,
the only event Of that kind that ever occurred in America
An Algerian COW The only onefeyer in America, 20
inches high herd of Philippine water bufalos from the
island Of Izon, the only ones ever exhibited in America
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CIRCUS COMES TOMORROW
TIE LITTLE ores, and many Of TIE big
on. = too, are h9ppy Robinson large
oiroas comes tomorrow, aaJ i Is safe
to say that msjority of on pepula-
ti1n will see the performance.
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George a. Points, Upper sandusky,
q, vrltes 7 pave been using Fo-
iey's Honey and Tar for noarseneas,
and ard i the best remedy / ever
.k1sd. Il stopped the cough immedi-
5aediafsly. and srefieged aEl soreness. .
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u Friaheful BIuos ~

VIII oifen,canse horrible Burn scald, Cut
-or nfnise. Huckisnis Afnica .salye me ~
tie world, Wi XII tie pain and promptly laai
it cnfcs0la soresF Bevsrsor uieers, BoiIs
Eeions, Germs. aii sksa Fsapsiors Beat Piis
cere on earth, only g els box Cure guar
anieed, Sold BY al arpggist.
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High living intsmpersnees EXPOSURE and
many other things bring on Brigbps disease.
Foioy'a Kidney Cure viii prevent Bright's dis
case and al other kidney or bladder disorders
fftaken II time. Take. nothing else. vi )
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AT 30 tire Is man secure from at
tAoks 81 Dub disorders II the stomach
as eholera snosbue, cramps and diar-
fhoea; but these complaints are COM
mon Gnflrg the heated term, when Il
.ia dang feus % neglect hem Pain.
ksilef snlrd y hat bas usver fall
ed, ard ~ sYesest aifaeka have been
cured by a suoss ga There
i but ono psirssAtilsr Perry DAVIS
2so and soc
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Wood
Wood
God.
Ring up phone 81 or cell at yard cor>
nsr Gloucester aud Grant streets

on sxhibltion today Large assert-
meat Boys and Girls' Refers. Get
them nowi j. IL. Heller q Bro.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29

from active mercantile life II years ago
and is said to have large interests In
Houston, Tex. and Milwaukee, Wis.
The inquiry was begun because,
early on Monday, four checks bearing
the dead mans name and calling for
the payment OF nearly $3.50, 900, were
presented for certifcation at the of
fees OF the Fifth Avenue Trust COM
pany and the banking house Of 8. NJ.
Swenson & Sons. Is mall street. They
were all made payable to Albert T.:
Patrick, lawyer. who had for the past
ten years been Mr.. Rice's legal adviser
In New York, while his immense BUSH
ness interests in Texas were in charge
OF Capt. j. A. Baker, who, with the
dead mans brother, Frederick Rice,
of Houston, Tex, is now on his way
here. At the telegraphic request of the
brother the body will be kept until he
arrives.
All the parties interested, Lawyer
Patrick, DR.. Curry and John Jones,
Mr.. Rice's valet, say they have no fear
OF the outcome of the investigation
now in progress, because the old mans
death was a perfectly natural one.
Patrick declares that there was MOTH
ing wrong concerning the checks which
he sent for certificaticn after Rice had
breathed his last.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29
TIE STEAMBOAT TROUBLE

The "Jim Grow" Gar law as spplica-
BILE to steamboats, is causing much an.
noyance and trouble and il is now OPEN
IL stated that its provisions cannot be
complied with by the companies oper-
sting steamboat lines in this state.
In other words, it 10 announced that
separate, but equal accommodation
for races is q dream which cannot be
realized.
This is Just as we expected. This
radical departure from the great bed
rock principles OF the republic was
bound to result in confusion. 1t ia
now declared that the Legislators
themselves cannot obey theiris owu
laws.
Iu the meantime, we are watching
with interest these Innovations, which
embarrsss US somewhat, but cause
the white man no end of trouble.
1t is evident that these discrimin at
ing laws are aimed at the intelligent,
property owning colored people, be-
csuse the servant class are welco me
from one end Of the slim Crow" train
to the other.
Should the colored servant save his
mesgre earnings, take of the apron OF
servility and embark in business for
himself, he immediately becomes the
object OF suspicion and 10 subject to
ali of the onerous Determinations OF
caste.
We are trusting in God and believ-
ing in ourselves, while we regard with
amusement, not unnixed with dis
gust the Negro. hating elements which
now control the legislative halls Of
Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29
STOP AND THINK

WILL some of the white brethren
who have been writing lectures upon
the depravity of the Negro put down
their pencils for afew moments and
think of the degeneration of some of
these white folks2
To begin with, white preacher of
Washington is now in jail charged
with raping q white girl.
News comes from Hysttsville, Md.
that LUCY HART (white), l6 years of
age, charges EDWARD T. SHEA, sheriff
OF the county, together with WILLIAM
SHEA. his brother; LEO SIXTH, "ToD''
Fox and HERsERT BUTLER, all belong
ing to prominent white families, with
having crimInally assaulted her Sun.
day afternoon in the woods in the
neighborhood.
The girl charges also that they
threatened her with death. The ludi-
crous part Of the affair is shown in the
fact that the sheriff charged with the
crime is the one who should serve
the warrant and take himself and
companions to jail.
These cases are terrible, but New.
port News. Va, furnishes another sen.
saticn T. HENBRRa, Q white man
sixty years of age is in Jail charged
with criminally assaulting the ten
year-old daughter of JOHN LEM. 1
well-known white merchant. HsN'
BERG was placed in jail on the "a
inst. he WAS guarded by Justice @
H. ROBINSON (colored).
This is the record which these met
are making They are examples fol
our colored population and the!
should avoid such outrageous prsc
tees.
There is q lesson in all of this. /
colored men deserve hanging for thes
kind of offenses. white men deserv
hanging. We are in favor of enfore
: ing the law and we have looked Il
lvsin for the usual head-lines-"Brute
ILynched-A Fiend Run Down" an
the like.
On the other hand, there 10 90 oml
nous silence and We are as yet expect
ing an explosion from the Negro. hat
, ing quarters.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29

THE personal history as related by
Gov. J. Hoes TYLER at the National
Baptist Convention sessions was q
touching reminder of other days II
brought vividly to the minds of many
present those scenes which have pass
ed away forever.
So long as there remains q slav, :
owner or his sons who were nursed by
black nanny, 50 long will the FL ri
to stir up strife between the rseeS
proves sbor i've.
Oh, yes, Gov. TYLER there are GER
tain colored men here who would risk
their lives for certain white men an
certain white men who would stand to
the last in behalf of certain colored
men.
Friendship is strong, but lection il
stronger still.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29
kA EIwht-Year-old Heroine.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Sept. ga
week ago Marguerite Upton, years Of
age, was taken to the Fishlill Landing
hospital with a frightful bullet wound
In her left arm. So bad was the injury
that the arm had to be amputated. The
girl, whose home is In Timothyville, a
small brickyard settlement, told every
body that she had shot herself with q
revolver that she found and that went
on while she was examing II. She bore
herself with remarkable fortitude, and,
although weak from the loss Of blood,
the doctors brought her out Of danger.
Yesterday Maggie admitted that she
had been accidentally shot by her IT.
year-old cousin, Frank Fitzpatrick. She
took the blame on herself to prevent
his arrest.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29
Meath Of Ex-senator Palmer.

Springfield, Ills. Sept. 26.-Gen. John
M. Palmer, ex-United State senator
from Illinois and candidate Of the gold
Democrats for president in 1896, died
at his residence in tkis city yesterday,
aged 49, He had been in i'll health for
more than two years. Last Saturday
he attended the funeral OF Gen. McCley-
nand, acting as an honorary pallbearer.
After viewing campaign, parade Mon
day night the general retired appar-
emily as well as usual. Shortly after
rising yesterday he complained of
pains in the chest, and expired about
o'clock
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29
FATAL FORGETFULNESS.
1t Resulted in Three Men KILLED on
the Reading Railroad.

IL Resulted IN Three Men Killed on
the Reading Railroad.
Harrisburg, Sept 26-Two freight
trains collided last evening on the
Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Pitts
burg branch of the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad at Grantham, ten
miles from Harrisburg, killing three
trainmen and injuring two others. The
killed are: Conductor John Keller of
Hagerstown, Brakeman Charles Sto-
Der of Shippensburg, Fireman Freder-
lex Clifford of Hagerstown.
Engineer Stehman, OF Harrisburg,
had his right ankle broken and was
considerably bruised about the face and
body. Fireman Jeremiah's injuries
are only slight.
( The accident was caused by Stehman
and his conductor, John Mickey, dis
regarding orders. Their orders when
they left Harrisburg at o'clock for
Hagerstown were to meet the Western
Maryland train at Bowmansdale, but
when they reached Rossmoyne the
order was changed to meet the train
at fredericksburg Junction. Stehman
says he and the conductor forgot the
second order. Both engines were de-
molished and several cars wrecked.
The killed belonged to the Western
Maryland crew and the injured to the
Reading crew.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29
Sixty Thousand WORKER. R..um,

Cincinnati, Sept. 24.-The conference
committee of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation OF Iron and Steel Workers and
OF the manufacturers at $3.50 o'clock
yesterday morning signed the wage
scale that will be effective until July,
1901. Soon as the scale was signed mes
sages were sent In every direction be-
fore the conferrees breakfasted. order
Ing the fires built at once. Some mills
started this morning and all others
Will start as soon as possible. This de-
cision means employment to over Co.
GOO workingmen who have been idle
since June. In the settlement both
sides have made concessions
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29
GALVESTONS APPEAL
For Further Contributions to the
. Relief Fund.-
THE PROPERTY LOSS Is $4,000
IL Is Known That the Loss OF Life fn
the City IL at Least SIX Thousand,
While Losses Elsewhere yvaII Add
Two Thousand to. the List.

Galveston, Tex, Sept. 26.-The fol-
lowing signed appeal was issued last
night, addressed to the American peo-
pie:
Seventeen days after the storm at
Galveston 1t is still impossible to ac-
curately estimate the loss OF life and
property. 1t is known that the dead
in the city will number at least 5000,
or approximately one-sixth OF the CEN
sus population. The island and ad-
jacent mainland will add perhaps 1000
to this number. Actual property dam
age is incalculable In precise terms,
but 1t will easily amount to $50, 000, 900.
This estimate takes no account OF the
direct and indirect injury to business.
Along the beach front upwards Of $500
houses were totally destroyed. The
wreckage constitutes the embankment
Of debris extending along the entire
beach from three or four blocks in
ward for about three miles, the re-
moval of which win cost $3.50, 900 to
81 100000. From this debris there are
still daily uncovered by the workmen
now Systematically employed from 80
to so bodies, which are burned or
buried on the spot. Moreover, we es-
innate that 97h per cent of the remain
ing houses throughout the city were
damaged In greater or less degree.
"The munificent contributions sent
to the governor and directly to the re-
lief committee are perhaps sufficient to
defray the expenses OF removing the
wreckage and disposing OF the dead
bodies and meeting the most urgent
sanitary requirements, but the home
less win still be without shelter when
this is done.
I'VE believe that the we'll to do and
| the charitable people OF this nation
will not be contented to merely ap-
| pease hunger and bind up bruises, but
will in every large measure and with
| more far reaching effect contribute Il
the restoration OF this people to 6
| plane OF self support and self respect
1t is for this purpose that we make thii
| further appeal. The generous peopl,
OF the nation will best serve the sit
uation ana their own aims by makini
their contributions in cash"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29

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ExeIsTERED LETTER.-Ifa Money Order Post
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FAVORABLE TO THE STRIKERS.
Shenandoah ReportsThree Addition
al CoIlierien CIn.ed r,n.n

Shenandoah ReportsThreeAd ditfon-
al Galleries Closed Down.
Shenandoah, Pa, Sept. 26.-The few
developments in the strike situation
here since Monday were favorable TO
the strikers. Three additional collier
les were closed yesterday in this region
because the number of men who re-
ported for duty was not SUFFICIENT to
operate them. They are the Park
Place, Preston No. 8 and Lawrence
collieries. The Park Plass workings
were in operation for short time, but
could not continue with the small
force. In this city but one colliery is
working. That is the Cambridge.
which, according to J. c. McGinnis. of
the Cambridge Coal company. has its
full complement of men. Other col
lieries in the region still in operation
are the Bast, at Ashland; Potts. at
Locust Dale; Locust Spring, at Locust
Gap, and the North Franklin, at Ire
vorton. The Bast colliery is said to
be sborthanded.
The English speaking mine workers
OF this borough yesterday formed a
branch of the United Mine Workers.
and 255 men are said by Organizer
George Harris to have Joined the
uAAcA. nni IldiJlSs ia duuT 6SSlnR the
meeting, said that the presence OF the
militia has given impetus to the cause
| or the organization. He also stated
that $1,000 Of the 80, 900 mine workers
In District No. (SchuylkilD are idle.
The troops yesterday had nothing to
occupy their time but guard duty
| practice marches and regimental pa
| rades.
The affair which led to the CALM
| out ~ the troops occurred at Shenan.
doah last Friday. Sheriff Toole and q
posse had turned out to protect work
ing miners, and as they passed along
the streets a mob OF men, women and
children assailed them with stones
Sheriff Toole gave the order to fire, and
Chanitsky was shot dead and sever
others wounded. The governor was ap
pealed to for troops, and nearly 2,00t
nen were on duty at Shenandoah Sat
urday morning.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29
HANNA SAYS HE NEVER SAID IT.
Declares His speech ON Trusts q
Chicago Was kfisauoted.

Declares HIS speech on Trusts az
Chicago Was Misquoted.
Cleveland, Sept. Ex-senator Hanna
left for New York last evening. He
will remain at the Republican head
quarters for two or three weeks, and
viii then return to Chicago. In an In
teryiew before his departure he said:
"The speech made at Chicago on
the so-called trust Issue was mis-
quoted and garblef. What said was
that there were no trusts in the mean
ing OF the law. When 1 said that did
capital, nor did I say that there are
no combines that work injustice 70 the
people. This so-called trust issue II
nothing more than a .bugabco OF Bry-
ans 20 catch votes" -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29

The cotton crisis is paralyzing the
Bombay spinners. Tbirty-hve mills
have closed.
A freight train jumped the track
near Lenoir, s. c., yesterday, and En-
gtneer Jack Palmer was crushed to
death.
Postoffices advanced from fourth "a
New Haven and Pcrkasie. In Maryland:
brunswick.
Advices from Southampton. l. T.. ART
20 the effect that Secretary OF War
Root Is able 20 be out Of doors, and
hts condition IL not Mt all alarming.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-29
Accidentally killed Hunting Mate.

Princeton, N. J., Sept. 26-Charles
Gantz, of Philadelphia. and Edward
Miller, of the same city, were hunting
near here yesterday when Gantz got
in Miller's way as he shot at flying
bird. The charge from Miller's gun
struck Gantz in the back of the head
and tore away the top OF his skull
Miller placed his friend in a boat and
started to town with him, but Gantz
died shortly afterward. Miller was
held pending an inquiry