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Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

Mermaid Washing Powder coupons In each package. Presents free.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

Commencing tonight there will be Q lawn promenade concert at East Lake park, beginning at 7:45 and continuing until 9. There will be dancing from 8 to Il o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

cast any bread on the water at Mari copa; there isn't water enough for it ever to return
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

ADVANTAGES OF EDUCATION.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

Many a plausible tongue is operated by deceptive brain.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
CITY BRENITlES
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received until D. m. July for the erection of church building for the Central NJ. F. Church Of Phoenix. Plans may be seen at the office of D. w. Willard & Son, Fleming block. Address proposals to the undersigned.
 J. A. R. IRVINE, Secretary for Building Committee.
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DERaR s DOM ELL

S:etson hat and the new STYLES in
the StasesutauAM 1; Bicwell.
John Wniqnmot reiurnea from
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Notice.
First pubIig he'd Aprll a5. iaOs.

All ne, sons interested will take notice that
my pet tipn Is on Ele in the Office nf the Ed
wards tounty, KaIisas. PROBATE Court asking
f.H authority to sell the following de-crihed
reill cst re, tuate in Edwards OuntY. Fam
sas. belonging TO the estate of William w
White. decreased. { = tue pul pose of paving
the dcbis OF said e tate aid the expenses pt
To vii: the S'jJIthweSf qua =
ter OF Sec ion ,TwenIy-fis i25lin Townshi:,
Twenty six ,.6., south OF RsIb ge NineIeen tl9,
west Of 9Th p 81
Sd Il petition is set for. bearing ut the office
of the Pa bate Judge 10 the CiLN OF hinsIey
i said CouRJ, on Saturday the Nh day OF
Nav. 1902. at which .ime and plSce y,,ii c,lu
make Known ,snv ohje tions you may have 40
tie granting of such order.
e D. TAYLOR
Administrators ot said Estate
Dated Aprii 9TH 1852. 5-sp-.9;.
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Notice of Application to Purchase
Se!sp5tS Land.
First Published April IL. 1902

First Published April IL. 1902
The Undersigned hereby gives no ice that
he Will, on the 26fh dav of a pril. 112. make
an spplcation to- the Probate Court of I'D
wards county, Kansas. 10 purchase tht, T. l.
lowing described school land situated II r"e
organized county of Edwards, kan> VIZ :
the northeast quarter. northwest quarter
southeast quarter, southwest quarter, of the
southeast quarter of section 36. township 26.
Iange Il.
He names the following persons to prove
his SCI ettlement. continu sldence and i'm
provemeuts. viz. d. ~. Cox, residence Lin
coin township. and Ge'. l.. ell residence
Franklin township, Siw rdS coIuty.
Done at Feilsbiirk. c.siir-y OF EdN ards, Kan
sss, this Stli day Of .spril, 1892.
425 IRA TAM,
Petitioner.
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Democratic Call.

a mass convention of the Demo-
cratic voters of Edwards county,
Kans., is hereby called to meet at the
court house in Kinsley on Saturda ay
May Il, 1901, at 2 p. M, for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to attend
the Democratic State Convention to
be held at Wichita, Kans., on May
-, 1902, and for the further purpose
of electing a central committee for the
ensuing year.
JOE BISHOP, Chairman.
j. w. KING, Secretary.
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Notice of Application to Purchase
SCi1sSOl Land.
First Published april II. 1902.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will, on the 26tta.dnS of April. 1902. make
an application to- the Probate. curt of Ed.
WARDS county, Kansas, 10 purchase the fol-
lowmg-d"scribed school land, situated IN the
organ'Zed county OF Edwards Kansas. viz :
the northeast quarter, northwest quarter
sOuthwe t guar ter, Southeast quarter, of the
north asst quarter of sec,ion So. township
26. range l..
He n"mes the following persons to prove
his settlement, cuntiauous residence and
improvements. viz DenEis Cox, residence
Line In town.. ip, ard Ira Tam, resi- ence
Fr uk lin t6wnsh p. Edwards county. kas.
sas. this Sth day of April 1902.
4-25 GEO. l.. FELL, JR
Petitioner.
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Democratic Cali.

A mass convention of the voters of
the Democratic Party is hereby called
to meet at the Court House in Kinsley
on Saturday, May 3, 1902, at 2:30 D..
M, for the purpose of electing four
delegates to represent Edwards coun-
ty at the DenS< satic Congl essional
Convention to Je held at Hutchinson
on the following Tuesday.
d. L. HEATH,
7th Cong. Dist. Com.
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EDUCATIONAL COLUMN,
By County Supt. L. r. Clark.

PROFESSIONAL INTEREST CERTIFI-
CATES:-The following named teachers
have received professional interest
certificates in consideration of faith
full and successful work in schoolroom
and teachers association. We hope
the list will be longer next year
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Popu,ist Call.

A mass convention of the voters of
the Peoples Party is hereby called to
meet at the Court House in Kinsley
on Saturday, May 3, at 2 o'clock p.
m. for the .pGrpose of electing four
delegates to represent Edwards coun-
ty at the Populist Congressional Con
vention to be held at Hutchinson on
the following Tuesday.
THEODORE FORCE,
18th Cong. Dist Com.
j. [. BRELSFORD.
Chairman.
f.. G. DYER,
Secretary.
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Very enjoyable closing day exer-
cises were held last Tuesday in Dis
trict No. ). large number OF patrons
and friends gathered at the school
house and after partaking of a sumpt-
nous dinner sat cheerfully down to
listen to an excellent literary pro-
gram. A welcome chorus was sung
by the school, after which number
of recitations were given, showing
that rhetorical work had not been
neglected. The stringed instrument
music by Frank Burcher, Fernando
Kinds aud John Riisoe added to the
delight of the occasion. The teacher,
Miss Hedges. convulsed the assembly
by reciting THE Debating Society"
altered by the insertion of the names
of local celebrities. After the closing
song the county superintendent made
a speech and presented certificates of
perfect attendance to Randall Lewis
and Grace Avery From All appear
ances the rm:of school has been
very successful one.
Report OF Prairie View school, Dis
trict No. IS:
Term opened october :, closed
March %.
Total number of days taught, 120.
IN tOl tlfOIlou. o.
Average daily attendance, 1850.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy,
Clara and frankie Fox.
EVA SCHNATTERI.Y, Teacher.
Report of Colony school, District
No. B:
Term opened October I, closed
March IS.
Total number of days taught, 120.
Number of pupils enrolled. Is.
Average daily attendance, 61-120.
ANNIE MANUEL, Teacher
Report of Pleasant Hill school, Dis
tl'ict No. u:
Term opened October :, closed
March %.
Total number of days taught, lis.
Number of pupils enrolled. 16.
Average daily attendance. IL 25-l1S.
ALICE BEEzLEY, Teacher.
Report OF Columbia school, District
Term opened October :. closed
March %.
Total number of days taught. III.
Number of pupils enrolled. -
Average daily atieudance. l..
LAURA ANDERSON, Teacher.
Report of Lakeview school, Districs
No -:
Term opened December 80. closed
April is.
Total number of days taught. 50
Number of pupils enrolled. -.
Average daily attend anca. Is
FLORA II. THoRNE, Teacher
Report of school in D.<t,.ics M >:
Term opened October I. clos,'d April
-.
Total number of days tanglis. i37
Number of pnpils enrolled. *.
Average daily attendance. =
Pupils neither absent per tardy.
Randall Lewis and Grace Avery
BERTHA HEDGES. Teacher
Report OF school in District M. 10.
Term opened October 4, closed April
Is
Total number of days taught. ID.
Number OF pupils enrolled.
a n. nj 20 n. I
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Term opened October %, closed

Term opened October %, closed
NJ March IA.
Total number of days taught, 100.
Number of pupils enrolled, %.
Average daily attendance, %.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy, 2.
FLORA THORNE,
j. w KING,
Teachers.
Report of Lewis schools:
Term opened September 2, closed
March 2l.
Total number of days taught, 13S.
Grammar Grade.
Number of pupils enrolled, II.
Average daily attendance. 10 IL.
HARRIET HOBBLE. Teacher.
Primary and Intermediate Grade.
Number of pupils enrolled, A.
Average daily attend ance. u.
EMMA JOHNSON, Teacher.
Normal Institute, July 2S-Aug. %.
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Legal Notice.

First published April 18Th. 1902.
Motto is hereby given that we have filed ;
petitio.i for permit 10 sell i.tox. csati ~
liquors Far medical neehgnis Il ana scis.. itis.
ligtcpsee uy. ;tsU1 tn L sssis. EefIii,H wilt be.
heart az the fjl sof he Probate Judge in
kirsiev. Kansas. IN tlIe 18th day u May, iss..
DsaAR & noNN ELL.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

election machinery, and said that the
election machinery was here, but that
they have put new cog into it, that
this is the grind out of the machine (re-
ferring to the Board of Canvassers). and
that IT reminded him of fish fertilizer
manafactoIy from which he had inst
come. You put the fish in and he comes
out a good fertilizer. He said he did
not want to annoy the court with spell-
ing apple pie, but the mechanism of this
machine was: First, three representa-
tives of the machine; a man comes to
vote; then these three count the votes To
suit themselves; then the vote is sent TO
the county commissioners, where il gets
another shake down; they certify the
aggregate to the Secretary of the Com
monwealth, and he calls the board when
he sees fit and has the vote tabulated to
suit himself. Here is where my man
suffers.
THE HOUSE THE JUDGE.
The Chief Justice here remarked
''The House is the Judge of the qualifi-
cations OF is own members. and there
is no way of ignoring this fact"
MIR. Wise replied: ] am not protect
ing the house, but the man who has no
meal in his house." He did not want
the house taken from over his head, and
he wanted TO protect the paying cit
liens from the curtailment of their lib
critics
The court here remarked that the writ
OF prohibition never goes where there is
another remedy.
Mr.. Wise apologized for reference to
the Hon. John Goode, in his speech in
the afternoon, and said that he was hu-
man; that when he saw n head he lilxa1
20 tap it, and he did see some sticking
up over the crowd. Mr.. Wise said that
the right of Congress TO act does not ex-
list until a certificate is issued, and this
is what they desired to prevent.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
ROLL OF HONOR
VALLEY SCHOOL.
Week Ending NOV .I2s, 100

Week Ending NOV .I2s, 1902.
Sixth Grammar-Jennle McCunouch,
Mary Scott
Fourth Elizabeth Mitch
ell. Eddie Stanton.
First Grammar-Geo. Bray, Maud
Poindexter, Otie Johnson, Jas. Ander-
son, Leroy Brown, Hattie Covington,
Hattie Davis.
Eighth Primary-Alberta Lockett,
Washington, Susie Williams.
Seventh Primary-Annie Holland
Annie Freeman, Earnest Edwards. En-.
NETT Coleman, Lily Jones.
Sixth Primary Mary Francis
George Murray, Virgie Courtney. Rosa
Perkins, Josephine jackson, Lillian
West.
Fifth Primary, No. 34.-Spenoer
Dance, Thos. Kelly, Jos. Pernell. Fan
ME Braxton, Martha Dixon, Kate Flour
noy, Annie Harris, Lizzie johnson.
Melissa Kenny, Eva Thompson, Mary
Woodson, Gertrude WalIbarrow. Bessie
Wells, Zipporah Yearnman.
Fifth Primary Nc. .36 Mabel Grammar
Hazel Tyler, Mile Washington. Cbarles
Davis, Osborn Mason. Lula Fox. Morris
Tyler, Virginia Brown, Blanche Eddie
ton.
Fourth Primary Matte Thomas
Irene Pitchford, Ruby Johnson, Lula
Duncan, Louise Duncan, Lena Brown.
Arthur Hope, Ernest Branch
Third Primary No. Sid Hargrave.
Essie Jenkins, Roland Elicit, Doris
Young.
Third Primary No. 3S,-Ehzabeth
Thomas, Rosa Wingield. Willie NASH
George Moody, Fho1ence Jeanett. Maff>~
lie Thomas.
Second Paimary Alex Watt. Charles
Hunt, Eli Anderson, Cabell Hill, JOS
eph Brown, John Moody, William An
derson Irwin Guy, Percy Moody Cora
Smith Julia Moore, Nellie Kidd.
First Primary Overton, Lon
ME Williams John Parker, Major
Brown, Leon Cooke, VIM Gregory.
Gladys Hill, Mamie Harris, Laura Muse.
Julia Parker, Blanche Smith.
Second Primary No. 4l-Chastain
Williams, Charles Shields, Percy Willis,
Joseph Williams, John Hargrave.
Adele Wells, Elizabeth Graves.
First Primary No. 42-Alex Dan
drige, Harry Ellis, Osceola Jennings.
Shirley Kenny, Sherman Kennys JSk-
soh Morris, Herman Orange, Willie Rob
lnson, Jones Williams, Harry White.
Sarah Allen, Ruth Craft Leola Jones.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
Officers Installed.

On Monday night, Dec, LIST, 1909
The Ever. True Beneficial Club, No. 1,
was set apart by Mr.. Jno 81. johnson,
Sec'ty and Genl Manager OF me Union
Rloom of Youth Beneficial f1eb, Nc. 1,
OF Richmond, Va.
First business was the installation of
officers by Bro. Jno. II. johnson, next
an address by Bro BENZ. Mc. Gruder,
next board of thanks turned to Bro.
Jno. II. Johnson for his able address.
next in order was an address by Bro.
Whit Mosby a member OF the Lincoln
Club Beneficial. John H. Mabrey,
President of the Star Light Beneficial
Club, No. 1, was present with Charley
Warddy, the President of the Little
Doves, in company with William An
derson and George jackson.
Officers of Ever True Beneficial Club.
No. 1:-Daniel Clark Pres, Robert
Parker, Financial Secretary, Arthur
Lewis, Recording Secretary, Arthur
Hayes, Treasurer.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

PAGE-Deacon j. Roland Page de-
parted this life at his residence, IL N
Linden street, Richmond, Va, Wed.
nesday, Nov. 20. 1909, in the 5lst wear
of his age. He died waiting and trust
ing in the Lord. His funeral was from
the Ebenezer Baptist Church of which
he was loving and devoted member
for S9 yrs and deacon for yrs Friday,
November 2Ssh, 1902, at IL O'Clock,
Rev. w. H. Stokes officiating.
He was a loving husband and a de.
voted father. He leaves a flowing
and devoted wife, sons, daugh.
ters, 2 sisters and a host of relatives
and friends to mourn their loss.
w. l. johnson, funeral director.
HIS CHILDREN.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
GLENN TO BE TRIED AGAIN
Army officer to Face courtmartial For
CrueIties in Philippines,

Army officer to Face courtmartial For
crueIties in Philippines.
Manila, Dec. 3.-Orders have been
received from Washington directing
that Major Edward F. Glenn, of the
Fifth Infantry, shall be put on trial
a second time for alleged cruelty COM
mitted during the Samar campaign
Major Glenn is charged with having or
dered the execution of several native
guides for misleading the American
column sent against the enemy's
stronghold
Major Glenn himself reported the in
cident, which has been the subject of
an extensive inquiry for several
months past. Major General Chaffee
ordered two Investigations to be made
by Inspector General Colmore and
Major Watts, who made inquiries
General Chaffee forwarded their re-
ports to Secretary Root before he re-
linquished his command, and without
making any recommendation. Secre-
tary Root now orders General Davis
to formulate charges against Major
Glenn and convene a court martial.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

Mr.. w. f. Denny, N. 3rd. ST
entertained party of friends Thanks.
giving night, They all were happy.
The Mechanics Savings Bank is
erecting another six room house near
7Jh and Baker, SITS.
Well hat-Thankgivine crowd or
Thompson's Dining room Certainly did
eat. Turkey with cranberry sauce.
-Councilman Satterfeld of Marsh
ell Ward has been kind enough TO pro-
pose Jim Grow Street Oar bill for
Richmond city. The white folks are
kicking, but the colored folks are say
ing nothing.
Rev. w. II. Stokes is having sub
stancial success at the Ebenezer Baptist
Church. He has the courage of his con
victions and his people are supportin
him.
Rev. DR., Graham is in town. The
Fifth st. Baptist Church is raising more
money than it has ever been known to
do before under similar conditions.
Deacon Marlborough Archer is said to
be one OF the best money persuaders in
the state.
1t is a mighty cheap price. Five
cents will admit you to the grand OPEN
ing at the Richmond Hospital, 400 East
Baker street during the week commenc-
ing December Sth, 1902.
We have received most interest.
ing and convincing pamphlet by Major
VIM. III. Johnson. 1t was real before
the Gilfield Baptist Church of Peters.
burg, Va, and relates to the use Of in
toxicating liquors as beverage.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
"In the midst of life,
We are in death. 4"

ROWE-We have heard with regre;
the death of Mrs. Lucy Rowe of Burke.
vile, Va, who departed this life Nov
20, 1902. She was a consistent Chris.
tian lady and was highly esteemed by
her many friends. She leaves a hus
band and four children with host OF
friends to mourn their loss. We ex.
tend our deepest sympathy TO them in
this their loss of a devoted and loving
mother. They will find comfort in the
promise of God that they will see her
again, Precious in the sight of the
Lord is the death of his saints
''Life's race well run,
Life's work well done,
Llfe's crown well won,
Now comes rest"
Rest, dear sister, we will meet thee.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
Returned Home.

Mr.. Miles Q. Debbress and bride have
returned TO the city and are now most
costly located at their residence, ITO w.
Leigh street. The reception Thanks
giving evening was fine affair. The
presents received were unusually numer
Gus and costly.
Mr.. Debbress is one OF our best known
citizens and large number of the best
citizens called upon him aud his ac-
complished madame to congratulate
them upon this most appropriate union.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
$4,000 Endowment Paid.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 1, 1902

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. /, 1909.
This is to certify that have received
from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand Chan
cellor of the Grand Lodge of Viroinia
knights of Pythias. (SI5O .OO) One Hum,
dred and Fifty Dollars in payment of
the death claim of my husband, VIM.
a. Hankins. who was member of Old
Dominion Lodge, No. 8, K. of p. N. A.
5. A, E., A, A. and A.
Signed:
Witnesses:
Eva @. Davis,
John r. Cogbill.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Discussed the Constitution.
Charlottesville, Va. Dec. ? 1ooa

NnhrlotVesNlue, va, Lee. =, 1902.
''Is the new constitution of Virginia
beneficial or detrimental to the colored
man?" was the subject of discussion at
the Ebenezer Baptist church on Mon
day night, November 24th. This sub
lect was ably discussed by Messrs, G..
r Inge and Essex Alexander in the
negative, and S. III. White and @. w.
Lewis in the affirmative.
The judges were Revs. r. B. Hardy,
j. O. Lias, d. Gave, A. b. Coleman
and Rev. William Gibbons of Washing
ton, ID. Q. Mr.. J. A. Brown was Mod
The debaters spoke ns though they were
constitutional lawyers. Each side
made strong argument.
The negative, after hard contest,
won the subject. After the decision
had been rendered by the judges, they
all retired to the lecture room of the
church, where they enjoyed many re-
freshing things, which a committee of
ladies had prepared.
w
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

Rev. Richard A. Il. Carroll, presid-
ing elder of the Petersburg District, of
the Virginia Conference of the O. M. f..
Church, held his first quarterly meet
ing at Bethel Chapel on Shaffin, St.,
Sunday and Monday Nov. 30th, and the
lst inst, in spite of the continuous rain,
a good time was had. He has agreed to
stay over few days and assist in "a pro-
tracted meeting. He will be with us the
week ending Dec. 18th Come and
hear him preach.
Rev. p. P. BALLoU, Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
A Railroad Invention by CoIored
Man.

Orville McNorton, Jr., colored stem
ographer and school teacher, graduate
from Va Union University has obtain.
ed a patent for an Automatic Railway
Switch operating device. This inven-
tion relates to that part of switch call
ed frog where TIE two inner rails
cross
The device provides for continuous
ran for locomotive coming in any di-
rectlon across switches. 1t provides a
long felt want among railroad men and
this is the only successful device invent
ed. It has been found safe and practi-
cal after severe tests.
Mr.. McNorton has had offers to buy
his patent, but has not accep pied the
amount proposed so far. His address is
5l5 st. Paul ST., Baltimore, Md.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

Rev: A. w. Shields, the evangel.
lst OF Washington was in the CITY this
week and called ON us. He was inst
from where he has been conducting a
revival at the First Baptist Church of
Williamsburg, Va There were about 20
conversions as result Of his ministra-
tons; He is tie guest of his daughter.
Mrs. w. F. Graham.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
Rev. O.

Rev. O. II. Phillips, the evansel.
lst has just returned from the CoIored
Eetormatory in Hanover, where he was
D:esSed with 30 conversions. At a pre-
Tlous meeting, he had 70 conversions.
state. 'lie
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

Mr.. ]. L. johnson, Jr., who was so
badly injured by being thrown from an
electric car at the corner of 7sh and
Clay SITS. Nov. 18th is improving.
The car swung around the curve rapid
ly and the iron gate broke throwing him
co the ground breaking three of his ribs
and dislocating his hip and ankle.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
FINE SUPPER.

After the ceremonies the entire body
repaired to Wilkinson's Hall where the
ladies had spread a most bounteous re.
past. This magnificent lodge was or.
ganized through the efforts of Sir John
Boiling and he was highly compliment.
ed by the Richmond contingent. The
Grand chancellor declared that it was
the largest body of men ever initiated
at one time in lodge since he had been
in office.
The new lodge will be known as Nc.
Kinley Lodge. No. so. A company OF
the Uniform Rank will soon be organic
ed with Sir John Boiling as Captain.
The party returned TO Richmond. via,
Atlantic Coast Line at 3;25 A. NJ.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
BUFFALO. N. Y. Nov. 2ath. 1000

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. goth, 1909
John Mitchell, Jr., Esq,
Dear Sir
If the persons John H. Moody and
Rosa Moody are in Richmond, Va, and
will forward their address to No 43S
Michigan, ST., Buffalo, N. Y, thew
will find something to their interest by
so doing. The persons referred to are
colored.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN III. .PIERMAN,
45S Michigan, St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
Wife Wanted.

Young business man wants a wife not
over 30 years old, (mulatto) OF good dis
position, worth five hundred dollars in
cash or property Of similar value. En-
close picture with full particulars.
Address by letter,
III. d. J.,
1856 w. 59th St.
New York City.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

Il have done as thou has commanda,7,
and still thereyet is room" said a fa1IoD-
at Thompson's Dining Room 700 y
Broad ST., after he had eaten three Har,
burg steaks and drank two cuns 90
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

In the production of the drama, ''The
Social Glass" Mr.. Woodward, the
author has made q hit. 1t is better
than TEN Nights in a Bar Room" and
the temperance people everywhere can
not do better than to encourage the
production of this play.-Frankfor
Crescent.
11-s9-Oa-ts
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06
12-6-O2-St

Did You see the notice? The Hospital
opening will commence December 8,
1902 at 4o6 East Baker street, at 6 p. m.
See announcement.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

You know can't live on love alone
said the girl dressed in black at Thomp-
sons the other afternoon and she order
ed dozen fried oysters.
12-e-O-2-z.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

The Past Chancellors of Richmond
and Manchester, are requested to at
tend the regular monthly meeting of
the Past Chancellor's Council at the
Pythian Castle Hall. the third Wednes-
day in December at s O'Clock P. NJ,
Sir w. r. Green, Ruler,
w. E. Mitchell, Secretary
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

The drama entitled "The soc;a1
Glass, or Victims of the Bottle is abova
the average of modern dramas. s.--Tonis,
vile Sunday Argus. '1S-
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

Mrs. Woodward's "Nettleby" in the
social Glass was fine piece of char.
acter actlng.-Frankfort Banner.
Richmond planet., 1902-12-06

Help a worthy caase. Attend the
grand opening of the Richmond Hospi-
tai next Monday ght See announce
ment.