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HANDSOMELY furnished back parlor; large
closets running water: bath: 50; private
street and neighborhood. 312 Cllft0n Place.
between Bedford and Nostrand aves-,
Brooklyn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10
Go to Beach Park. Westpoint Excur
sion and Picnic Grounds. Only
30 Miles, One Hours Ride From
Richmond, via Southern Ry.

A great many excursions have already
been booked for Beach Park" for June
and July. The various attractions and
| Improvements at this popular resort
gives 1t more prominence each season
To close proximity TO Richmond, and
the unlimited supply of the most whole
some artesian water, together with
many other natural advantages, places
1T second TO none as a pleasure and
health resort for Richmond people.
King William Pier, a substantial!
structure, extending $50 feet in length
and 30 feet wide over the York River,
with waterproof roofing as a protection
from sun and rain, adds considerably to
the beauty and convenience for picnic
and other outing parties.
III addition to the now Beach Park
Hotel, now being erected, you will find
other hotels and many nice boarding
houses, furnishing cheap rates and good
hrst-claSs accommodations.
The principal attractions are such as
fine fishing, boating, sailing, merry go
round, shooting galleries, steam and
naptha launches, large dancing pavil-
lon with a band of music day and night,
several wells of fine artesian water on
the grounds, and various other attrac-
lions to suit the older people as we'll as
the little ones.
For any other information apply at OF
write to the Southern Ry. office, 900 E.
Main St.. Richmond, Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10

neckties the girls made for Won and
you played summer opera tinkIes ON
mandolin and smoked funny little
cigarettes with perfumed cork ends.
IL was lots of FUN. Icouldn't help ex-
perimenting just to see if there was
wee atom of sturdy man sense back
of it ALL"
And you we're successfully"
You made love beautifully"
she was laughing at him. II was
distinctly annoying. He had fairly
well-founded conviction that in all
thelr acquaintance she had done little
else but laugh at him. And he was
three years her senior All winter
long the thought of her laugh with
lts amused scorn had spurred him
ahead. 1t had been his first incentive
TO throw aside the irresponsibility of
the boy, the complacent egotisrn and
merry cynicism of his college DAYS.
and study the part of a man on life's
stage, man striving to make the best
of himself for the sake of The one Ivo-
man.
And he had come back to the old
haunt to tell her of it all, of the new
ambitions her laugh had stung to life,
OF his battles and victories all for her
own dear sake, and only the laugh
awaited him.
1t is SO awkward, Jack" began Nell
again. eve were engaged for a whole
month, was it not? Would it be for
two this year? A sort of annual be-
trothal?''
She rose and stood on the edge of
the rock. Lennox had forgotten
Rolly, everything save the girl before
him, and cast aside the hope of his
life, as she might have tossed peb-
bic out to sea. A sudden anger tempt
ed him to throw prudence to the
winds. Raising his arm he deliberate
ly flung the ring case out over the
bluff. Rolly watched it spin in mid
air and promptly disappeared.
you're firt, Nell" Lennox was
saying, quickly. you lead fellow
on just for the comedy of a summer.
1 know. Didn't 1 see you train Tom
Blanchard when you didn't give a snap
of your finger for him. He was kind,
too. And he went to the dogs last
year. And there was little Trent,
and Wade from Princeton, and then
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10

IT'S JUST HIS GU RSED OBSTINACY.
and the colors are glorious and last
longer; and Holforth will get the dahl
las, my boy, While we get rose stalks"
lind prefer the velvet feel and per-
fume of rose TO all the chilly, duty
stricken dahlias on EARTH" said Grims-
void. And l find failure much easier
than success, eXcept"-he paused, and
his weather beaten cheek flushed an
grily.
with Elizabeth-just so, you see
you haven't earned her"
Been kicked into an heroic posi-
ton that appealed to her, you mean"
grunted the other man.
Possibly, but remember that some
men are kicked down-the repeated
kicks stan them-or some Samaritan
drags them out of the highway into
shameful harbor; upon such caresses
cruel fate casts contemptuous
glance, and goes her way, searching
for better sport"
TITS just his cursed obstinacy," said
Grimswold. Look at his iaw!"
His father had it before him prob
aoly-the grit's his own-you see he
never knew when he was beaten. II
isn't till every prop has been kicked
away from under a man that he finds
hfmSef-is his own backbone; lust as
no woman's virtue is proven till she
has fought temperament, opportunity,
the man himself-and all alone, off her
own bat, beaten the three"
&rimswold sat with an unlighted
cigar gripped between his teeth. and
looked ahead with gloomy eyes. He
was beginning to realize that you can't
have your cake and eat it, that ''Wbat
WIZ you have? Pay for it and take il, %
says God works out with relentless
assaracy in every rela ton of life, that
You can't work and play, too, that play
gives you ephemeral joys-effort, the
things that last, the things that really
matter.
To strive" said Seton, cheerfuuv
stats the verb we're set to coniugate
hose below-to put our back unto
things; If we don't we're but dead
bsss.ches on the tree of life; and bless
yes, the women have found it out-aps
keep their homage for lighters ike
nake Holforth, and their tolerance and
Pig for lazy, sslf-indulgent brutes like
YOU and me. And I'd rather see q WON.
sans eyes blaze for pride in me than for
love, any day. / believe there's a spe-
csas corner Of hadeS reserved fer these
whs have died leaving ne recerd-save
q dggiAg belle in VII "a to bury tn ear
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10
Every Kick
Helps
By HELEN MATHERS.

MES" said Jim Seton, then paused
| to pull thoughtfully at his pipe.
~Holforth has been kicked all the way
along. Whenever he sat down some
one kicked him up; and look where he
is now! And look at us. Wen own up
20 it frankly that not one person in
thousand relishes sustained effort
that we have to be kicked, and kicked
hard, if we are to do great things,
"Be kicked yourself!" grunted
Grimswold; Il don't mean to be-"
"Now, there was chat tortoise fell
low" went on Seton. "Of course one
never knows the real inside of things;
but probably his wife went, too, and
tainted him all the way through with
hare's speed, and his own steady power
of drudgery did the rest. That's where
most men fail-that they won't drudge
It out. Bless you, the worlds mine
of untapped genius, because their own-
ers won't stick to it."
81 hate muggers," struck in Grims-
wold. 81 don't deny that the beggar
will have done his days charing when
he dies; but l don't see anything in
b1H1 10 StD dH IllLdDSNl ~NOl iSOu'
Cant you? But she can. The man
has developed up all the way. Where
other men have grown fat, or died, I'M
delivered of their message, or deliv-
cred it too soon, because they hadn't
drudged ou+ it's meaning"
"What are we to do?" said Grims-
void, testify.
1.-THE worst turn fate can do man is
to let HIM alone" went on Seton, ig-
noring the question. "Now, she be-
slowed her closest, unkindest attention
on Holforth from childh God; then one
day stopped to look at him-looked
and admired, but went on kicking, for
the man was too precious to be allowed
to sit down. She has just dumped you
and me down in arm chairS-when
we're not killing something"
az didn't know this world was meant
to be a penitentiary or a school," said
Grimswold.
"Nor yet a rose garden" said Seton.
PERSONALLY, l prefer a dahlia bed, it
represents the autumn of life effort,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10
AL HAVE TROUBLES.

II Dame Fortune treats you badly as you
travel on the way,
Do not let that fact disturb you, but be
cheerful all the day.
Never lose your pluck and courage and
whenever she may frown,
Just go on about your business, and she
cannot put you down.
Yes, refuse TO treat with trouble, In
world so bright and fair
You will find there is no reason to be loaded
down with care.
You should tackle your misfortune and
should fight II out alone
Please remember all your comrades have
some troubles of their own.
Just go out and view the landscape when
you're feeling rather sad,
For a little Of Gods sunshine will be sure
to make you glad.
You can call awhile on nature-ramble
through q wonderland
That will charm you with it's beauties.
though you do not understand;
Then your troubles will not lin ger. and, In
fact, you will not know
How and when your troubles left you
how you lost your weight of woe.
Yet, If you are prone to nurse them and to
roam around and moan,
Please remember there are others who
have troubles of their own.
II you~hght all care with laughter, then
II cannot cloud your sky,
And will quickly vanish elsewhere-will
be sure to pass you by.
Go and study souls with trouble-those
who have 1t night and day;
Is It not because they hunt It? That Is why
1t comes their way.
That each soul must have some trouble Is
a truth that's oft confessed,
But we ned not nurse It always-joy may
often be our guest.
And we do not need to sing it, or go shut
fling round and groan,
For our friends and other people have some
troubles of their own.
st. Joseph Gazette.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10

suit of perfect manly strength and vigor
for life
The doctor wants all suffering men 10
share with him the knowledge he has
personally attained, He sende the re-
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to send his name and address to DR..
Knapp Medical Co. S25 Hull Building.
Detroit Mitch requesting the free re-
celpt as reported i'll this paper. 1t is a
gene rous offer, and all men ought to be
glad 10 have such an opportunity.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10
A sum mary.

When a man is twenty-five,
People with respect viii. view
His pretensions while he tells
or the things he's going to do.
Fortune oft strange favor shows.
lie may be her pet--who knows?
When he's sixty years or moro
Youth with an adfniring eve
VIII observe him while he tells
OF his deeds in days gone by.
He may tell what tale he will
OF his prowess and his skill.
In the years that lie between
Those sweet periods of life
All the world is skeptical,
Sullen doubts are even rife.
Bluffs are swiftly understood.
You must hustle and make good"
washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10

1 came and was given a chance to play
your ladyship's fool for a season.
That's ali. won't go after Blanch-
ard. I've passed the kindergarten
stage"
He turned away from her and faced
Rolly, standing guard at the only
passable exit of the rock, his feet wide
apart, hands deep in his pockets.
II say, Jack, you're all daffy," he be-
gan, seriously. Nell don't fiirt. She
likes you Like sixty"
Roland, go away" pleaded Nell,
proud and white-faced.
al don't want to-" responded Rolly
mildly. You said you liked him ter
ribly. You told Tom Blanchard so
this summer when he came back and
chased you around"
"Rolly, did she tell Blanchard
that?"
Honest Injun, cross my heart an
hope 20 die" swore Rolly, recklessly.
"And she told Aunt Grace she was go
ing to be an old maid"
81 didn't"
"You did," said Rolly, joyously, en-
couraged by the look of warm friend
liness from LennoX. eff / was you,
Jack, I'd play fair, and just kiss her
the same as you did last summer. Gee,
but you two did use to kiss last sum-
mer."
Nel's face was crimson. Lennox
hesitated.
81 threw the ring away" he said.
"I went after it," retorted Rolly,
proudly. You mustn't throw sling
shots away when there's a chance of
another shot. Put it on for sure"
LennoX obeyed solemnly.
For sure" he said, softly, as he
kissed her. Forever, sweetheart"
And the cherub of Sweetheart rock
turned his back and grinned a beni-
son.-Boston Globe
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10
a Song of the Sea.

Song of the Sea.
The sweet salt smell of the sea,
The sight Of the marshy lea,
The sounding stave of the trumpet wave
And the organ wind in the ocean cave
Are joy enough for me.
follow with eager eyes
Where the vagrant seabird flies,
And straight am kin to beak and fin
kith of the sea- and swift within
New love and longing rise.
Q solace Of ocean tidei
o balm of the waters wideI
The far-arched sky where the white gully
fly
Speaks to me, comforts me, so will I
Content by the sea abide.
And peace enough there will be,
When the great peace comes to me.
In quiet grave by the sunlit wave,
where hutter the lusty blooms that crave
The sweet salt smell Of the sea
Henry Robinson Palmer, in Springfield
(Mass,) Republican.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10
A Little Sunshine.

Fer jest a little sunshine we give a world
of thanks;-
1t makes a ripple of delight on Jordan's
stormy banks.
An earth is beamin' bright,
An we dream not OF the night
For the fields are green around us. an
the promised land in sight!
Jest a little sunshine! We've been with
erief awhile,
But little light from shadoweG skies
makes all the prospect smilei
An we sing along the way.
An sweetest words we say
OF the light that gives the promise of IN.
Everlasting dayi
+. l.. Stanton, in Atlanta Constitution.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10
The Cleared Forty,


Far of, the murmurs of the world
Come few and fitfully to me-
Faint as the summer leaf that's whirred
LoW-rustling from the parent tree.
This forty cleared is space enough
To find the hidden secrets out
The way OF life may be full rough,
But tales of love lie all about
Here stood the immemorial oak. 81
Here twined the everything vine.
Here tempest after tempest spoke
The thunder tones OF law divine.
And now the trees no longer branch.
The vine creeps Ger another glade
BUT from the log house warm and stanch
Want, penury and envy fade
This is my home-harta bought with toll.
Here In the forest wide and wild;
My hope cf life lies In this soil,
Here are my wife and little child.
Charles w. Stevenson, in Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10
Fame's Vagaries.

Now, what ds fame? All, who shall saw
This thing that lasts but for a day:
This fancy which destroyer epose
And makes crowds murmur, "Thers bs
goes!"
Sometimes by toll severe It's won:
Sometimes it's gained in social fun.
Or near the lannon's fierce report,
Or in the gentle tennis court.
The pugilist, the preacher grave.
The authoress who won't behave.
We hail them all with accents gay.
Now, what is fame? All, who shall sayf
Washington STAR
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10
Why She Dismissed Him

She-Tel me, dear, do you ever have
a secret desire to flirt with anyone
else?
He-Certainly noti
She-Then 1 am afraid we are too
much unlike to be truly happy to-
gether.-Town Topics.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10
If love BE vish Ia.

II Love be with us, need we fear7 lltea
Though much he may deny, .ot
There VIII be sunshine in each tear.
song in every sigh. '
ii;s hand our strength, his eyes our light,
Whec skies are overcast,
Loves stars shall lead US through the night
To Heaven and home at last!
Frank l. Stanton, in Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-01-10
Went Too Far.

Judge-Yes, Richasmudde declares
that he is "self-nIade man."
Fudge-That's true enough; if he
only had stopped there
Indeed"
"Now he's gone to work and made a
fool out of himself Dragging about it,"
Baltimore Herald.