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Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
Manchester Notes.
MANcnEsrER, VA. June as. 1902

MANCHESTER, VA, June 26, 1902.
The FIRST Baptist Church was well
packed last Sunday at 1880 to witness
the naptlzing Ii was the most orderly
baptlzing ever scene, DR.. Binga control
ling the great congregation with much
ease. Fifteen candidates went beneath
the water before the gaze of rejoicing
multitude of people.
AT $3.50 o'clock, DIR. Binga extended
the right hand of fellowship and the
new candidates Were allowed to parti-
oipate in the Lords Supper. This was
indeed "A glorious meeting as the Shirt
moved among the vast throng OF church
goers who gave vent TO their feelings.
Young and old seemed to lock arms to-
gether and all unite in praising the
Saver of Souls
Rev. j; III. Burks left the city Friday
for Lynchburg, Va
Mr.. James Height, who met with a
serious accident last week at Johnson's s
Foundry, is improving slowly.
Madam Robinson Cornick was again
heardsn our city this week at Zion Bap-
tlst Church. She sang we'll
Mrs. Roberta Williams of Chester
field Co., departed this life on last Mon
day.
Manchester Lodge, X. of p. initiated
three members into the mysteries of
the Order last Tuesday night. This
lodge is making rapid strides.
Say boys, what's out for the 4th. The
girls argus eyes are upon you"
Mrs. NJ. A. Hughes visited Peters
burg this week.
Miss Mamie Morris returned TO the
city Thursday of last week from Glare
mont. She was accompanied Miss Elise
Washington.
Mrs. Malinda Robinson, is GONZALES
cent.
Mr.. Garrett Flemming is very i'll at
his residence.
Miss Charlotte Briggs continues to
improve
The boys who frequented Pages shoe
shop will wear Grape" upon their
faces for the summer season. The Goor
is closed again st Them
MesSrs. Manley Waddell, William
Blackwell and Page Ross left the city
Wednesday for Narraganset Pier, r. /
Say boys, Smith" has left us He
Is now Richmonder, but is doing bus.
mess at the same old stand.
Remember, you,can always get the
FLANET at r. M. Briggs Drugstore.
A WIDE>AwAKR BUB.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
From Mcdonald.
MCDONALD, PA, June II, 1902.

MCDONALD, IA, June IL, 1902.
Editor, Richmond PLANET:
The knights of Pythias of Mcdonald
had their first annual sermon preached
ON Sunday, June 10th at the First Bap-
tlst church by Rev. Faulton of Home
stead, l a., who delivered a very able
sermon.
Q. o. Hawkins, Deputy Grand Ohan.
cellor of western Pennsylvania was
present.
The Household of Ruth gave a grand
entertainments ON Monday evening,
june 10th in the First Baptist church.
Mrs. t. Q. Carter is recovering from
a severe attack of lung trouble.
VIM. Wootson has been laid off from
work with mashed hand and also Jas.
Coley.
Rev. Ubanks of Pittsburg preached at
the First Baptist church Sunday at IL
a. M. and 7:S0 p. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Gray of McKees-
port, Pa, spent Sunday with their many
friends.
Will Laws, who recently came here
from Fire Creek, w. Va, was seriously
hurt IN the Nickle Plate Mine. He was
sent to the Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg,
Pa.
MABLE WILLIAMS.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
THE FESTIVAL ARTISTS.

The music rendered at the Recital
last Tuesday night was indeed classic
and the songsters as a whole, deserved
the applause they received yet there We're
some who failed to sustain their former
record.
Those on the programe We're Madame:
Price, Hawkins, Walker, Burrell, Gross
and Miss Tinsley. Messrs Willie b.
Smith, Reid. and Hopkins.
The Female Quartette sangits lannon's
medley and with but one exception If
was well rendered.
Smith is singing better than ever here
of late and the audience overlooked the
hitch he made in observing the correct
time yet Nine. Bolden, the pianist
seemed ferrous. Mime. Gibbons Price
was not on the SOLO list, but her work In
the Quartet was so prominent that the
audience continued to insist on her re-
turn. AT times the audience seemed Co
have forgotten others of the Quartet
and hung on her every word, and long
before the last note is uttered the vast
throng would burst forth with a mad
dened clap OF applause. Miss TInsley
sang with much ease and her usual grace
She is gaining in both science and DOW.
er. Mime. Gross the leading soloist sang
knowles Wrecked and Saved, 4" with
magic effect. Cross is the most powerful
singer IN the Association and she pos
seses that same firery passion Of all 9TH
er celebrated operate singers.
Conway Reid the great baritone did
not do any solo work, but his voice was
heard to good advantage in the chorus.
Mayo was not ON the scene at all and
Hopkins, the tenor who is a new addi.
ton to the Association found himself in
very fast company.
This Association has been giving the
public better service than any Other
local organization of its kind for many
years and now its older members. as ia
usual With the singer, are fast breaking
and about to make their exit from tine
stage, opt the rising of the young song
sters to take their places seem slow.
IlnslSy is about the youngest in the.
business and she is fast gaining pnhTc
approval. Gross and Price are a LITTLE
out of this class. They seem to prooness
with the age. In fact, to speak trntb-'
fully Gross is In class almost to her
self, as far as local talent is Concerned
The next Festival will occur some
time in October. n
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
Fifth Grammar Grade Still Leads.

Fifth Grammar Grade, Baker School.
Miss N. i, Chiles, teacher, has record
IN scholarship and attendance that ex-
cells any in the Richmond Public
Schools
The pupils seem TO enter that room
with determination to study and pass
and the records show the AVERAGE per-
cent of each child for each term TO be
almost identical with the examination
percent.
In the examinations the pupils are
scattered among the six Grammar
Grades. No child is near child of
It's own grade and a teacher in each
room whose duty is only to watch the
pupils and see that all work honestly
and none communicate. The examina-
tion is written.
There has not been a case of tardi-
ness since September 18th, 1901. The
June school had 100 percent and none
tardy for ii weeks this half session
The school made 50 percent in the ex-
animation and had I2 first honor. 8 sec
ond honors and all promoted.
The teacher and pupils may we'll feel
proud or what was accomplished. The
following are their names and order of
standing:
Viola Grey, Arsena Lemus, Claiborne
Storrs, Matte Underwood, Bernice
Nelson, Inez Jones, Mozelle Wells.
Philip Albright, Susie Monroe, Alice
Price, Mamie Smith, Oracle Clarke,
Addle Brown, Jennie jackson, Louis
Lemus, Julia Harris, Alma Farrar,
Charles White, James Cunningham,
Hamilton Scott, Willie Scott, mallie
Boyd.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28

and fighting in and out of the
rainy season. Oh, that was a grand
piece of good soldieringi And don't
you forget, my comrades, that l will
tell that story on all public and private
occasions.
To the men, not the least to be proud
of is your record of good behavior in
these islands, proving that your race
Is as law-abiding as any in the world
do not recall of the many places
where the 25th Infantry has been sta
toned on the islands that the inhabit-
ants were not genuinely sorry when we
have been ordered to leave their towns
For that matter, the same is true of
your stations in the States.
In conclusion, / desire to enjoin in
you to remember your fine record in the
past and to so act in the future thas we
will all be proud of the Twenty fifth
Infantry, goodbye.
A. S. BURT,
Brigadier General,
u. s.. Army.
Late Colonel, 25th u. S. Infantry.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
A June Wedding.
[Philadelphia, Pa, Church News.

philadelphia, Pa, Church News.
Union Baptist Church presented a
gay scene at seven O'Clock on Wednes-
day evening, June 1lth, when it was
hiled with fashionable number of peo-
pie to witness the wedding Of Miss
Lillian Madison to Mr. William T.
Phillips. Rev. j. l.. Barksdale DID. per
formed the ceremony. The bride was
given away by her uncle, Mr.. James
Ranolph. She was attended by little
sophia Prescoe as flower girl, and Miss
Egeltlna Venie as maid of honor. The
bridesmaid was Miss Sophia Prescoe
and the best man was Mr.. b. D. Wynns.
attended by Mr.. William Shamlee.
The brides gown was an exquisite
creation of white organdie with Spanish
Lace and satin trimmings. She carried
a bouquet of brides roses in her hand.
The bridesmaid and maid of honor were
dressed in white organdie and carried
bouquets of pink sweet peas, After the
ceremony, the bride and groom, accom-
panied by a number of ladies' and gem
Hemap left for New York where thew
Will remain for one week. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. t. Phillips will be "at home,''
June 18Th at 752 south MerVine street.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28

Rev. L. A Carter, the brilliant young
pastor made a record for himself His
0hrisnan plety, impassioned eloquence,
firm regard for right, and tireless energy
In raising means TO carry on the rosnel
have demonstrated that he. possesses
the true elements of leadership.
During his brief pastorate, he has en-
deared himself to the deacons and mem
bers of the Third st. Baptist Church
and 1t is evident that it will only be a
short time before the present qusrters
shall be enlarged to accommodate the
people who desire TO hear him.
The public should attend the services.
The church has a splendid location on
Ihlrd street, near Duval street, and all
are welcome.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28

and profitable school terms ever held by
the Institution.
No small praise for the success of this
year work of the Institution is due TO
Mrs: Rosa E. Smsllwood, Misses Della
;. Chadwick, Mamie @. Morris. Lucio
+. Nichols and NJ. E. L. Coleman for
the able manner in which they second
ed the presidents every effort. Nav
each live long and the school ever sue
ceed IN Its work of developing noble
traits OF character in the young Negro
men and women entrusted to their
care.
p. E +.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
Grand Social.
p. E E.
New YORK, June Is. 1902.

Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Miles gave n
grand social entertainment at their res
ldence, Monday, June 10, 1902, in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs II. Wallace and to
her nelce, Miss Martha Banks of East
orange, N. j Mr.. and Mrs. Junius
Caesar of East Orange, N. J.
The following guests were present:
Miss Sallie Faulcon, New York; Mr.. G.
Ross, New York; Mr.. Joseph L. Chap
peu, New York; Mr.. John Tompkins of
amelia, Va; Miss Maria A Jones, New
YORK; Miss Mary S. Morehead of Rich
mond; Mr. Henry White of Richmond.
MIR. and Mrs Albert Burton of Now
York.
A beautiful evening was spent and nj
late hour they all went home well
pleased and said good night.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
RICE. FIVE 5 CENTS
High and Normal School Promoted
punils.

Senior B. Alphonso Norreu, Annie
Dyer, Carroll Thomas, Margaret Phil.
lips. George White, Susie Jordon. yTCiss
SUrump, Raphael Ramsey, Bessie
Intermediate A Lille Riley. Alioss
Morris, Willana Miller, Hattie Mayc,
Ella Dawson, Hulda jackson. Peachv
Allen, Connie Tinsley, Ivory WoodsoIs
Frances Brown, Fannie Young. = -
Intermediate b Rosa Sutton, Fam
ME Augustus, Jeanette Mitchell, Virgin
Ia Adams, Sarah Young, Grace Lindsay
Lillian Hodges, Harriet Edwards. Ma
ry Poindexter, Ellen Coleman. Annie
barrett, Mamie Burton, Mary Holmes,
Marie Circus.
Intermediate 3 = Thomas Ellis. Ma.
~ Poindexter, Richard Tancil, Richard
Jack son,
Junior A Pearl Bland. Maria Bev-
erly. Cynthia Edmondson, Florence
Brown, Rosa Cox, Matte Green. Annie
Morris, Mamie Thomas. Percy Williams
Estelle Tinsley.
Junior A, 2,-Lucy Young, Blanche
Bullock, Myrtle Anderson, Susie Harris
Mamie Allen, Emmett Randall. Lewis
Gardner, Francis Lipscomb, Bette Lew.
Is. Eliza Glasgow
Junior b, 1,-Elenora Smith. Flora
Carter, Gertrude Augustus, Frank Rilev
Sallie Harris, Beverly Galloway, Mary
Barrett, Justine Williams. Maggie
Brooks, Rosa Moss, EsteIle Smith.
Junior b 2-Florencs Taylor.
Junior B Julia Lawson, Emma Tav-
lor Fanny Harris Constance Myers Ida
Brown, bottie Smith, Ruth Holmes
Irene Grimes, Ernest Hunter, Mary
Ross, Julia johnson, Ruby Allen, Ethel
Murray, Leroy Ellis, Clarence Davis. >
tWllton West, Leroy Jeter, Leila Angus
tus.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
No Longer Colonel.

Headquarters 25th u. S. Infantry.
Malabon, Rizal. P. l., April II, 1902.
To the Officers and Soldiers, 25th u. s.
Infantry;
Comrades
1t is my painful duty to say
1 am no longer Colonel of the 25rh In
fantry. / can hardly tell YOU how
great grief this is to me. For ten
years l have had the proud privilege of
boasting that L am Colonel of one of the
best regiments in the United States
Army, the 25th Infantry. This is no
ldie boast. 1t is based on your splendid
record in the past.
An Inspector said in his official re-
port about you, This is the finest body
OF soldiers have seen IN the United
States Army" The Inspector General
on his late visit TO these island said TO
several Of our officers, The 25th Infan-
try is the best regiment have seen in
the Philippines. At the Department.
competition of S97 in rifle practice. the
regiment swept the field.
The Missoula battalion is probably
the first and the only one in the United
States Army that could and has drilled
by trumpet calls alone.
That you are as gallant as the best,
remember El Caney, O'Donnel. Iba,
Arayat and numbers of lesser fights in
Zambales. Zambales, one Province in
Luzon that was absolutely cleaned mp
of ladrones and insurrectos, this by
your untlring efforts night and day,
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
R1oHMoxD; VA, june 10, 1902.

A Steamboat and Stationery Fire.
mems Protective Brotherhood, known
as Seven Hill Lodge Union, No. 8, was
organized by the president of the Su.
preme Lodge of F. p. B. of Norfolk,
Va, u. S. A.
A grand banquet was arranged by the
wives and ladies of the occasion. Fine
music was rendered by the band of that
city by the request of the members and
Mr.. James Cox, the Past Chief of the
Lodge, No. Union.
A. CoRPREw, -
President.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
Richmond, Va. June 13. 10,

Richmond, Va, June 13, 1909.
Commonwealth Lodge No S1A.F F.M.
Memorials Of Coincidence to the mem-
ory of brother J. A. Smith.
God in His Divine Wisdom saw fit To
remove from earth on the Goth day of
September 1901 our beloved co-laborer
and officer in the person of brother
Junius Archer Smith.
talsloss TO us was indeed blow which
we feel very deeply and sensibly in that
he was faithful to every trust and at
the time of his death was the Secretary
OF our lodge. AS an official he was
punctual and trustworthy, gentle in his
manners, easily approached and with all
pleasant man to meet. We mourn our
loss and extend TO his family our pro.
found symathy and while we regret hay.
ing him taken from our midst we can
but bow ia submission TO the will of God
our Heavenly Father who does what is
right for his subjects.
Resolved, l, That these simple EXPIRES.
slons OF our sympathy but bespeak of
the esteem with which he was held by
us.
Resolved, ?, That his separation from
earth is only a medium through which
God would have him enter into eternal
rest there TO await our coming.
Resolved, 5, That we emulate those
principles which We're so noticeable in
his life aud are becoming in every true
believer.
Resolved 4, That the widow of our bro.
ther be furnished a copy of these expires.
slons of our sympathies, copy be pub
ished IN our weekly papers and spread
upon the records of our lodge.
Eraternally submitted.
Thos NJ. Crump,
y. w. Randolph,
M. p. Tyler.
Done by order of Commonwealth
Lodge, No. 81, A. F. Nj.
Fleming Goodman, Act. w. M.
j. ii. Mabrey, Sec.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
TraQedy at coneY Island.

New YORK. June 25.-David s. Burn,
SIDE. residing in Brooklyn, shot and
Killed his wife, Lillian, In a concert
saloon on the Bowery at Coney Island
last night and then fired bullet In.
to his own head, with probably fatal
effect. The coxple had been married
two weeks, but failed to get along
amicably together, Rnd on Saturday
last. after final quarrel, the young
wife LEFT her husband and went to
Coney Island. Burnside succeeded in
locating her there and pleaded witt
nsr to return home with him. She re
fused to do so, and he then shot he,
and himself
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
Fifth St. Baptist :. s.

All parents and friends are invited to
attend the 9th Street Baptist Sunday
School on next Sunday at $50 q M
Parents Day" excellent programme
by the little ones.
The Sunday School rs now in flourish.
ing condition, with an increase in at
tendance each Sunday. Attendance
last Sunday, 845.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28

CALLowAY-TKsLEY-Invitationsa ara
out announcing the marriage of
Miss Mary B. Tinsley to Mr. Phenton
O. Galloway, Wednesday afternoon.
July Q, 1902, at $50 o'clock at 9I9 north
Bird street, Richmond, Va: The bride
and groom will be rendered reception
by the sisters Of the groom Friday even
ing, July 4th, 1902, from s 10 IL O'Clock
at 5O8 w. l25 street, New York City.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
$1,000 Paid.

RICHMOND, VA, June 20, 1909.
This is TO certify that have received
from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand Worthy
Counsellor Of the Grand Lodge of Vir-
ginia, One Hundred Dollars in paw
ment of the death claim of Mrs. Cell
White, who was member of Planet
Court, No. 1877, L. o. Ualanthe, n. A =,
). A. E., A, a. and A.
Signed:-ELLA WooD.
Witnesses:
j. Thomas Hewin,
Eva G.. Davis.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
Laugh and Grow Fat.

Don't forget that the Lilhputian Club
will be at the Fifth st. Baptist church
Monday night, June 80, 1909, for the
benefit OF the B. Y. P. u. rally. The
celebrated Smith quartette will sing.
Come and witness the rarest treat Of
the season. Admission, 10cts.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
Marriage.

The maEiage of Miss Mary ]. Boiling
to Mr.. w. H. Mosby will take place
Thursday, July Srd at the residence of
Mrs. Minor, $40 st. James street at s
O'Clock a. m. They will leave on the
south bound train for her sisters in
southampton Co., Va, and will stay
one week and return home. Residence.
40 E. Grace street, Richmond, Va.
Friends are invited.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28

secretary; Deacon Austen, treasurer,
5000.
Club, No. 4, Macedonia, Mrs. Anan-
Ga Williams, president; Miss Lizzie
Vaughan, secretary; Mrs. Alice Walker,
treasurer. $52.0e. Donation, So 20. To-
tai, S116 73.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
FARMERS BLoooY DEED

Attacked Wife and Infant Child With
An Axe.
Wilmington. Del, June 24.-Jacob
killen, farmer OF Viola, Kent county.
yesterday morning assaulted his wife
and their l0-months-old baby while
they We're asleep in bed. He used an
axe, and est his wife's right jaw al
most In half and inflicted a long cash
on her forehead He struck the babe
a blow On the head. which produced
concussior ~ the brain, and II may die.
The wife win recover. Rillen's eldest
daughter. aroused by the screams o.
her mother. went to the room and wit
messed pari of the scene as the result.
Her father ordered her to leave the
room, saying he intended to kill her
mother
After the assault KiIlen took his gun
and ned, pursued by a posse. He went
to FELTON, and there gave himself up
II Is believed that he is insane.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Goode Of Ronce-
verte, w. Va, are spending while in
Manchester, Va. the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs w. II. Hatcher, 102 Decatur st.
Mrs. Goode Is the sister Of Mr.. Hatcher:
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
Coat Found.

A wagon driver dropped his coat at
the corner Of 3rd and Clay SITS. It can
be had by applying at the Planet Office,
Sll North 4th street and paying the
cost of advertisement.
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Commonwealth Jc dge, No. 81, A. f.
M, held lodge of sorrow June 20, '02,
eulogizmg the memory of Brother Jun.
ius A. Smith. Prayer by Chaplain bro
ther Harrison Smith, music led by Sec.
retary brother J. III. Mabrey. Eulogis-
tic remarks We're made by the following
brethren: P. M. T. M. Mathews, Har-
rlson Smith, O. NJ. Kemp, George w.
Richardson. Music. A very excellent
paper was read by p. Nj. NJ. p. Tyler.
The following memorials We're then
read by the committee
Richmond planet., 1902-06-28

Mrs. Kate Thomas, who has been
indiEposed is out again.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-13

nototiate he was not sent out to an
swer a call after 10 p. m. that the man,
whose injuries he had misunderstood
and neglected, did not ride by his side
An dthe chief refusing to recognize
any such superstition. had steadfastly
declined to relieve him from duty till
his term expired.
An eminent surgeon does not believe
in ghosts, but he does admit that a
dead darby has been his mascot.
Many years ago he was laying the
foundations of his success in a hospital
in this city, and there came to him the
opportunity to perform a most rare
and difficult operation. The object was
an aged darby, penniless and friend
less, but the operation in the interests
of science. There was but one chance
in a thousand for recovery, and the
patient was so informed before being
etheriZed
When the operation had been duly
performed, and the interests of science
properly conserved, the surgeon turned
the patient over to the house doctors.
He felt exceedingly pleased with what
he had learned by the operation, and
his mind was already concentrated on
a most lucid paper he intended to offer
on the subject But he found time to
remark to the four young fellows who
had assisted him:
1.-The case seems hopeless. His vi
tality is at a low ebb. In fact 1t would
be more merciful to let him slip away
before he comes back to consciousness
and suffering. Still, do the best you
can and make him easy"
"Of course we'll do our best" an
swered one Of the ambitious medicos,
land we'll give you a surprise with the
old chap in the morning"
The operating surgeon glanced good
humoredly at the youngster and re-
piled:
"AIl right, and If l find that old fell
low alive tomorrow morning when
visit the ward, I'll give you four men
the best dinner you ever sat down to in
Philadelphia"
Before the doctor had entered his
carriage the quartette had the darky
In a private ward, and were trying
everything suggested by modern
science. He did not rally easily, and
then turned finally to artificial respir
alton and oxygen. 1t was a. m. be-
fore the negro came back to life, but
when the surgeon paid his usual visit
to the ward, about noon, he was greet
ed by the grinning darby, who called
feebly:
"Mistah Doctah, Ah'm surely goin'
r to tibet suppah. mahself, sab, along
wifi de young gemmens"
Two nights later the surgeon gave
the dinner one that fulfilled his prom
Use. At it's conclusion such simple
dishes as could be easten by the negro
were packed in a box. The old fellow
was to have his share of the feast, but
as the young doctors entered the ward,
each bearing aloft some dainty. the
nurse greeted them with the informa-
ton that the old man had died just ten
minutes before without murmur or
warning.
But the surgeon insists that from
that operation dated his success, and
every patent that went from the oper-
ating table to the cot occupied by the
darky added to his. fame as a wielder
of the knife.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-13
"uMEh WHO DRIVE COACHES.

whips Among Society Women.
Mss Osden-Mius, Miss Barney, w.
Whitney's Niece, and Others.
Ne" York, July 11.-Perhaps the
most picturesque adjunct to the fash
I n ole life Of the day is the coach.
=, s'eat cities, and more especially
sung the highways of some noted
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-13

The King and Queen of Roumania
are about to establish little theaters in
all the rural communes of their king
dom. In these theaters the villagers
will give. once or twice week. moral
plays. having as their object the in
culcation of religious and social pre-
cepts. The first of the theaters VIII De
built on one Of the royal estates.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-13
WuRTzBBUGER MiLT EXTRACT

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DR.. Tsmisies, Missouri Valley
Iowa. If
A complete line of ready to wear
skirts in all their elegance now to be
found at the Leader.
.The Commercial Club"

In the manufacture of his latest
brand, "The Commercial Club" Mr..
Schulmeister has made q radical
change from other five cent cigars in.
asmuch as the tobacco which is used
In the manufacture of the new brand
is worked damp and shaped by hand
and allowed to dry in the cigar, thus
imparting to the cigar those essential
qualities sought after by all smokers;
firmness and free smoking.