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Evening star., 1901-05-23
In Memoriam.

DRAEGER. In sad memory Of HENRY n. DRAE-
GER who departed this life wednesday
morning. May 23. 1850, at l2:05 O'Clock.
The midnight call to Brother Henry
II come free thee OF thy suffering:
To tell thee Of a land more fair than day.
The night is dark but bright be thy tomorrow.
Come and follow where lead the way"
BY HENRY'S AFFECTIONATE FAMILY.
DRAEGER. In sad memory Of J. n. DRAEGER
who departed this life on Wednesday morning,
December L., 1900. at IL 80 o'clock.
Dear papa died as be lived. peacefully;
Our loved ones gone, but not forgotten.
BY HIS LOVING FAMILY.
HARRIS In loving remembrance of dear mother,
CATHERINE HARRIS, who departed this life
four years ago today May p, 1887.
Gone, but not forgotten.
BY her children,
Mrs. FANNIE PLUMMER and SAMUEL f.
HARRIS.
LEvEY. In loving but sad remembrance OF my
dear mother, MARY JANE LENEY, who died
May %, 1884.
Weep not for me. my daughter, dear;
I not dead, but sleeping here
The day shall come when shall rise
And meet my Savior In the skies.
My life short, my grave you zee,
Prepare for heaven and follow me.
BY her devoted daughter,
JENNIE LEVEY JEFFERSON.
SCOTT. In loving memory Of my mother SARAH
ELLEN SCOTT, who died eight years ago to-
day, May %, 1898. -
FANNIE E. LUSKEY.
Evening star., 1901-05-23
White OrgandieS, l4c.

Just think OF buying the regular 25r
grade Of Imported White Organdie full 40
inches wide. for 14c. Isn't 1t exceptional?
Evening star., 1901-05-23
Sale of White Waists,
40C.

About 100 dozen White India Linen
Waists. embracing the very newest patterns.
Some with rows of Point de Paris lace In
fronts; some with fronts Of Swiss inserting;
some all-oyer tucks front and back. The
regular I9c grade Of waist Special for
49c.-a remarkable Offering.
Evening star., 1901-05-23
laCeS. lc.

An extraordinary opportunity in this lot Of
Torchon and Nalenciennes Ia.es and Bead
tngs, in assorted widths. showing large
assortment Of pretty patterns and new ef-
fects. Remarkable at 1c. yard
Evening star., 1901-05-23
MARRIED..

SAtTER-LAkE. On May H. 1901 at Rockville
Md, by Rev. Robert Lee McNair IRVING G.
sAt Ter and ROSlNA LAKE both Of Wash
ington, u. Z.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
Well! Well!I Well!!! On the Right
Track at Last.
THE REFORMER.

Too often do we hear the complaint
that Negro journals contain little or no
news. Yet some of these very com
plants an never subscribe nor paw for a
negro paper. Many of these when
they have job work of any kind, they run
the white printers, and then come to the
Negro press to herald the news gratis.
contained in the very job that has been
printed elsewhere at big pay. To all
such, we here serve notice that when Won
give us your job printing for picnics, etc.
we will also advertise same in the col.
umns of our paper, but when you have
your work done elsewhere, be generous
enough at least to pay for advertising.
for health.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
RUssef1's Nerve And Bloop
Core.

Cures Nervous Exhaustion and Cen
eral Debility. 1t quiets the nerves, re-
ylta!lzes the Blood, restores the appetite
and lnfuses new health and strength in
to all the tissues of the body.
MAKES ONE FEEL BRIGHT AND
BUOYANT. INCREASES THE
FLESH.
For Sale by Druggists or sent by mail,
postage paid for So cents per box.
RUSSELL MEDICINE CO.,
p. o. Box 80, Richmond, Va.
agents wanted III every county. Write
Tor particulars. Druggists on Commits
sion. Agents. S-1o-3t
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Montreal Bible Con ference, Monttrea
n. u, August 11th-25th, 1901.

For the above occasion, the Southern
halIway Will sell tickets from points
within the state of North Carolina OF
one fare for the round trip. and from,
points III other states fare and one-tbird
Tor the round trip, tickets TO be on sale
from North Carolina points August 10th.
18th, q 18th, and from points i'm other
states August 9th, 10th and 18th.
Inns affords an opportunity for those
wishing TO visit Black Mountains and
Land of the Sky at a most seasonable
time. The rate from Richmond TO Black
Mountains and return for summer tour-
list tickets good returning October 3ist
is $l4.75. Black Mountain is located on
iy a few miles east of Asheville.
aug 10, ST.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
IMPROVED SCHEDULE BETWEEN
RICHMOND Il DURHAM, n. C.
Best Service Ever offered.

The Southern Railways new train be-
tween Richmond and Durham n. @. is
very popular. This train leaves Rich
mond daily at 900 a. m; Burkeville, IL:
OS; Keysyille 11:46; Chase City 1921 D.
m; arrive Buffalo Lithia Springs, $40
p. m; GAINESVILLE 1850; Oxford 1877;
Henderson 4:50; Durham $40; Raleigh
BAG. Connection is made at Burkeville
for Farmvilla, Lynchburg and local sta
ton on the n. & w. Schedule north
bound leaves Raleigh daily S:45 a. M;
Durham $3.50; Oxford IL 100; Buffalo Iith-
la Springs 1850. GAINESVILLE 1880; arriv-
ing Richmond 3:l2 p. m, connecting
with York River Line leaving Richmond
4:30 p m. daily except Sundays, for Bal
timore and points north and east. Con
nection is also made at Richmond with
all rail route for Washington and
points north.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
News From Worcester. Mass.
Worcester Mass An

Worcester Mass, Aug. 1901.
Mrs. Bryant the Governess of Virginia
is striving hard to bring us with the
other Governess on the final day, which
Will begin about September 10th, and
run the entire week. There is First and
Second Prize. First Prize to the Gov
erness of Governor who have the largest
amount of money. The Second Prize is
to any one who brings the largest amount
ON their card.
Virginia will give a concert Thursday.
Aug. Sth, September End, Labor Day
and Que September Goth. Everybody
come and own your own church.h
Mr.. r. T. Coleman finds his business
rushing now in Worcester, he has his
hands full. He was so busy last week
that he could not deliver the PLANET to
his customers.
Mrs. Coleman.has returned, home from
a very pleasant trip.
Mr.. Joseph Smithy and. MissY Ma1de
Briggs were married on Friday evening.
July Goth by Rev. Conway. EFsss
MIR. Smith seems to De perfectly salts
ned with his fortune. We wish them
much success.
TIL. SPELLMAN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
The COLORBD FAIR
AT
TASLEY, VIRGINIA.
Aug. So, "A, IS, Is, 1901.
PROMISES TO BE THE MOST CAP.
TIvATING AFFAIR OF THE
SEASON.

The managers are sparing no mains in
setting the grounds in q tasty order,
The circle is being prepared for speedy
flights and several jockeys are availine
themselves Of the opportunity of educat,
ing their horses how to come down the
home stretch.
One OF our drivers gave his horse her
mead some days ago and the ''test was
equal TO the task" The gait she pulled
the bike is only secret to be made
known at the Fair if necessary. We
hope no one will be unnerved but be pre
pared vigorously TO meet competition,
The grand stand and ladies' hall are
being beautified with a coat of paint.
The exhibition hall has special facili-
ties for display and safe keeping of arti-
Giles. Nothing is overlooked or under.
valued by the managers.
We hope the friends and patrons will
will show their appreciation and mani.
fest their interest by producing some
thing to put ON exhibition.
We ask the ladies especially to show
their skill in needle work, bakery, can
merry, and culinary line, while the gem
tlemen will make full the agricultural.
mechanical and stock departments.
The railroad authorities have given
special trains and excursion rates to Wis
1t our Fair at Tasley, Va, August IS, IA.
Is, 10th.
We send cordial invitation to the
public to::visit our Fair this season and
be courteously conducted through the
thoroughfares Of same.
The merry go-round and other amuse.
ments will be there.
Read our weekly articles through
these columns and follow them up to
the Fair.
For any information, write to
j. d. UZZLE, Sec'y, Ac-
comac @. H.; or
SAM'L L. BURTON,
Onancock, Va.
S-S-St.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
FULTON NEWS.
ReligOusl Items,-PersOnal Notes.

Last Sunday being fair in the fore
noon the Sunday School and morning
services of the three Churches were well
attended
Rev. f. w. Williams preached two
most excellent and impressive sermons to
his congregation aud especially 70 the
younger part of the CONGREGATION.
Rev. Archer Ferguson and Rev. K.
Jeftrles were at their respective posts
and fed their flock well. Rev. A. Fer.
guson administered the Lords Supper.
Rev. +. w. Williams administered
the Lords Supper at Little Bethel in
Henr1co Co., last Sunday, at $3.50 D. M
He will administer the Lords Supper
at his own Church next Sunday. Cove
nant meeting 1850 a. IA.
Mrs. Hattie Brown is convalescing.
Miss Virginia Bossieux and little Min
ME 1ancy are still sick.
News come that Mrs. Calotta Gallo
way and son and Miss Cassie b. Harris
reached Phoebus alright last "Wednesday
and that Mr.. l.. r. Morris had a nleas-
ant trap TO Trenton, n. J., where he was
most pleasantly greeted by his sister.
Don't forget the Friday evening meet
ings at the r, Mt. q. Baptist Church,
Wait and take a trip TO De Witte ON
the 18th with the Mt. Cavalry Bapt.
Church.
Miss Watkins of New York City visi.
ted her sister Mrs. Clara Tyler and Miss
Mary 4. Gordon this week.
The committee on this excursion as
sure You good time.
Rev. w. S. Holland, pastor of the
Concord Baptist Church Providence r..
l. called on us. He will return home a.
bout Sept. LIST. His Madame is at New
port News, Va. Both will visit Frank
lin, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE SIN.
DAY-SCHOOL CONVENTION,

Danville, Va, july 9th. 1901
10 the Sunday Schools, Associations
Unions, and all connected with tho
VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE SABRArH-
SCHOOL CONVENTION, -Greeting:
we take this means of calling Won,
attention to the fact that the annnai
meeting or your Convention will con.
yene with the First Baptist Church Snn.
Iday-School tof Charlottesville, Va. on
hursoay before the fourth Lords Day
The state b. Y. P. U. will hold its an.
nual meeting also on Wednesda1 81
cedlng, so that all delegates who ,des;ro
to do SO may have an opportunitv to az
tend the sessions of both bodies. II n,ay
De useless to remind you that it is vonr
outy TO De represented at this gathering
as you nave been so very dutiful in t6e
past. But we are living in an active
earnest, and progressive present. Cow
d1tlons have changed. New issues ero
TO be lnet. and if you are convinced that
the position taken by the Convention mn
en- the questions that are now BEING aot,
1tated In our State is the best calcnlate5
co advance our interests as a denomina.
ZION and as people, then show your
falth by your works by being represent-
ed at Charlottesville.
4, " 40 OHO oSOnes6 desire or the Board
ehat our representation shall be largar
ana our contributions greater than ar
any previous session. az
See to 1t, brethren, that Won send nm
more money for Home Missions TIE
Board cannot successfully do the work
we nave undertaken unless Won contr;h-
ute more literally. Do not forget our I'd.
ucatlonal work. We have OBLIGATIONS
Tnat are pressing. They must be met.
Union University, Hartshorn College
and Splller Academy all expect helm ar
your hands. Let all be remembered.
AT our last session we decided To do
our Foreign Mission work throuoh tbo
Lot Carey Foreign Mission Convention
send up, therefore, something with
which to carry out this Obligation.
Come to charlottesville. Come
with renewed zeal. Come with q
determined and fixed purpose to support
and advance all the objects for which
our convention stands. The Conven
ION VIII meet on the original date Aug,
Reduced rates will be secured over al.
villel '''A ''''eS-
Let every School, Association and
Union join in the cry: On to Charlottes
Yc.-s for God and humanity.
Il. 4. HILL, w. F. GRAsrY.
President, Corresponding Secretary.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
Do YOu Know Tbem9

III, Society for the Prevention of
eCrdelty to Children of New York has in
its charge boy who gives his name as
James Davis, claims he lives at No. 66
John street, Richmond, Va, and that
his mother remarked, her present name
being Annie Van Netten She has two
other children, Fannie and Stephen.
They first lived at Farmville, Va.
where his uncles, Brants and Tucker
lived.
Any information concerning them
will be thankfully received.
Address,
NEW YORK So. CRUELTY
TO CHILDREN,
No. 297 4th Ave.
Cor. East 23rd st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
ANOTHER INNOCENT MAN LYSCHED

anew Orleans, La, Aug. 1.-The Plea
yune's Carrollton, Miss, special SAYS:
1T has just been learned that the armed
mob which has been in the Taliaferro
nelghborhood for two days looking for
Salhe Layton and others, some time last
night killed Will Price, the colored man
who worked for Mr.. Taliaferro and liv-
ed within 200 yards of his residence
He was found dead in the road ON Mr.
Dukes place this morning some distance
from a tree with a rope around his neck
and mutllated by gunshots. Squire
John Irving held ana inquest over the
body. The verdict was. Game to his
death by the hands of unknown persons. -
'It is said that he went to the Italia
ferro residence yesterday and told Jack
Talaferro all about the murder, and said
that the plan was to kill both the old peo-
pie and Jack, the youngest boy, while
Lynn was away, and TO shoot Lynn
when he returned. 1t is understood the
mob has quit work now and gone to their
homes. No arrests have been made. {"
Urging Prosecution of Lynchers.
Cumberland Md, Aug. The father
and brother Of William Brooks. colored
who was lynched at Ellins, w. Va, for
the murder Of Chief Of Police Robert
Lilly, have arrived at Elkins from In
dlanapolis, Ind, TO claim the body, and
also to urge the prosecution of the lynch
ers. Their advent has occasioned much
excitement, as has also a letter written
by Gov. Albert b. White to prosecuting
Attorney Harding urging that the lynch
ers be punished. He points out the dis
grace to the state, and offers to assist
IN the prosecution. 1t is not Thought
anything will come out Of this as senti-
ment is entirely against such move.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
West Virginia Baptist Estate Conven
tiOn.

This convention will hold its next an.
nual meeting at Anderson, August 90 "a
For this occasion, agents on the N.
and w. r. r., will be instructed TO sell
round-trip tickets to Zurich or Kenoya
at the usual conventional rates August
1928, good, returning, until 27th.
The hack-line will give rates from
Zurich to Lowell. The @. & o. and
other roads will give rates ON the card
order plan. -
Cards will be sent ON application.
j. j. TURNER, Cor. Sec'y,
Mt. Carbon, w. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
In the spohaUx Car.

Here's good one" said the man
from Denver. What's the difference
between pen aud a pencil? Give il
up. pen has 20 be driven, but a
pencil has TO be lead. sss?"
THE automatic bell buoy beats 'em
both" murmured a quiet little chap
who had gone on at Cleveland. 1T
rights lf."-Philsdelphia Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10

In China liquids are sold by weight
and grain by measure. John buys
soup by the pound and cloth by the
foot. a Chinaman never puts his
name outside of his shop. but paints
instead motto, or list of his goods,
on his vertical sign board. Some re-
assuring remark is frequently added,
such as "One word hall" "A chat, two
feet high would not be cheated"
Every single article has to be bar
gained for, and it is usual for the
customer TO take his own measure
and scales with him.-Albany Argus.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The Virginia Baptist State Sunday
School Convention.

Dear Co-Workers:
After considering the various
interests OF our Convention, the Board.
after consultation with Rev. r. @. Quar-.
les, q. P. Inge, Esq, Rev. r. b. Hardy.
Rev. Toliver and other friends of Char
lottesville, with whom the Virginia Bap-
tist State Sunday School Convention
viii meet, has decided to have the Con-
ventlon convene ON the original date.
AUGUST 2lst, 1901, at the First Bap-
tlst Church of which Rev. r.. Q. Quarles
is pastor.
All Schools, Unions, Conventions.
Associations, ETC., are urged TO take no.
tlce OF the above statement.
Send names of delegates and represen-
tatives to Rev. r. @. Quarles as soon as
elected, so that ample provisions may be
made for entertaining them.
Il. I. HILL, President;
w. p. EPPS, Chairman;
NELSON WILLIAMS, JR., Sec'y.
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FROM NEWPORT NEWS VA.
NEWPORT News, VA, July 30. I

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July 20, 1901
At the regular meeting of Eureka
Lodge No. 80, K. of p. of n. A. S. A. -
A. A. q A. held Monday night july. ~
d. ID. G. Q. Maj. J. J. Booker Installed
the following officers for the ensuing
term.
+: A. Hawkins, p c.; E. T. .Veals.
q. G.; Robt. T. Price, V. O.; James Car.
rlngton, M. of O.; Chas. III. Robinson.
n. OF h. q s.; Joe Branch M. of f:
sam McPhail, Prelate; J. H. Epps, M at
A; Chamland Alexander, Inner guard
w. ID. Gee, Outer guard
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10

Parties going on this excursion will
have the opportunity of spending a
pleasant day at Beaver Dam, where the
Protracted Meeting will be going on at
the Union Baptist Church, Rev. G. II.
Philips, pastor, assisted by other able
dlylnes from both the city and country.
There will be two services held. at
11:3o a. m. and p. m in the old and
new churches.
This VIII be protracted meeting of
the old kind, where the mingled voices
OF q thousand souls all singing praises
unto our Maker Those who have gone
with the old, reliable Working Sons of
Hope on the third Sundays for a
number OF years can testify to the good
maintained ON the train and pleasant
time spent at Beaver Dam, Tickets viii
be sold by the committee.
Fare from Richmond, Round-trip. 81 90
East OF Peake to Beaver Dam, zoe.
Hanover & Wickham to Beaver Dam so
boswell & Hewlett to Beaver Dam, .25
Train will leave O. g. o. depot Sun
day morning, August 18th, at 9 O'Clock
promptly. Returning, will leave Bea-
yer Dam at 6 O'Clock D. m.
Committee of arTangements:-J. Har-
per, James n. Shelton, Wickham: r.
j. Robinson, boswell; James n. Harris,
Hewlett; E. T. Lightfoot, Hanover; J.
w. jackson, Robert johnson.
j. II. COLEMAN, Manager:
ARCHIE HAWKINS, Secretary
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
WAS BLOWN UP.
l ColOred Man is Seriously Injured by
Dynamite.

George MCGOWAN, a colored man EN-.
Aged in sand-pit ON the r. F. and P.
troad several miles above the city,
= seriously injured last Saturday by a
lmite explosion. The dynamite was
in blasting the sand.
3owan and a colored man had
= of the blasting, when, in some
"a, the dynamite exploded before
Md leave the pit. MCGOWAN was
ITO the city and was treated by
y, of the ambulance corps. He
burned about his face, head
The other man was not
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
sabbath I'm the subarb-.

Mrs. Parke-Henry, we are in a ter
rible dilemma.
Mr.. Parke-What now?
Mrs. Parke-Why, tsere is no gaso-
line in the house, and unless some is
procured we will have no breakfast.
IL we take it from the incubator the
little chicks will die from exposure
II we take it from the automobile
we must stay at home all day. What
is to be done?-Chicago Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
R-a.onahIe Copau.,o,

Pickey-AnG Just -scause you had
lost your nickel the conductor made
you get off the car and walk all the
way home.
Bilkey-oh, no. He only put me
off. l could have sat BY the road
side all night If 1 had wanted to-
Baltimore World.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
Meeting BiuestOne Baptis Assoc tia
ton brakes Branch, Va, August 2Ist
23rd 1901.

For the above location the Southern
halfway will sell round trip ticket $
south Hill, Averett, sClarksville, Ran
dolph and Richmond and all interrnedi-
ate points TO brakes Branch and return
at specially reduced rates in accordanc e
with tariff two, tickets ON sale Aus3ust
10th and 21st, with return limit August
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
s2:5O-RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE
Via Popular York River Route.

Leave RichmondJvia Southern Rail.
way daily except Sunday 4:30 D, m. The
favorlte route TO n-American Exposi
ton, Buffalo, n. Y, Atlantic City, Cape
May, etc. Special excursion tickets to
Atlantic City and Cape May on sale
"Wednesday of each week, $500 Round
trip, good eighteen DAYS, returning.
Round trip season tickets $1I:OO. "a.
round trip ticket between Richmond
and Baltimore.
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TO THE LADIES.

~OUR MONTHLY REGULATOR
has made hundreds of women hannv
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ages sent securely sealed by Mail or ex.
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Hardly Suitable

First Tramp-Bill won't get much il
he goes round sslin' fer help wit
high hat an n cane.
Second Tramp-Well, 1 don't suppose
he'll dress dat way durin' business
hours.-Puck
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10
Virginia State DE mOcratic Convention
Norfolk, Va, August IL, 1901.

For the above occasion the Southern
hallway will sell tickets for all points in
Virginia to Norfolk and return at one
and one third fares for the round trip,
tickets to be ON sale August I2, 13, and
IA, with return limit August 10Th.
aug 10, St.
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Taken On

Hosz-FHnny! Did you ever notice
It?
Joax-Notice what!
why, in the beginning of the world
. rib became a woman, and now it's
ribbons that become a woman."-Phil-
sdelphia Record.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10

To organize and, train all classes Of la
Dor. Monday night, Aug. 10Th, 1900. at
8 O'Clock, there will be a public meeting
in the interest Of all of the citizens of
Richmond.
DR.. r. Z. Jones, under the auspices Of
the Woman's Central League viii hold
a public meeting at League Hall, 412 N.
Bird st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-10

The train will carry you. We mean
the Old Boys go to Washington tomor-
row night Aug. 18th.
Ladies are safe ON the Old Boys Ex-
Aug. 18th. no