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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
HONOR
PUPILS
CONTINUED FROM 9Th PAGE.

IND PRIMARY. First Honor
Willie Allen, Fleming Brown. Willie
Berkeley. Braxton Conway. Vernel
Clay. Pattie Ellis. Luther Gibbs, Jo-
seph Hunter. Annie Howard. Alfred
johnson, Robert Lawson, Eliza Nc
Daniel, Walter Parker. James Page.
Walter Quarles, Emma Rufin, Naomi
Rufin. Benjamin Taylor, Leonard
Woodson.
Second Honor:-Salia Anderson.
Royal Draper, Willie Freeman. Ru-
fus Fam. Luna Jones, Callie Jones.
Lizzie Reed. Esther Stephens. Be
atrice Terry
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted /:
Hermion johnson. Pauline Lewis, Al
len Morris. Lillian Poindexter. Liz
zie Reed, Elijah Woodson. Lewis
White
Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy:
Joseph Hunter. Robert Lawson. Wal
ter Parker. Dora Pegram.
1ST PRIMARY. First Honor:
Hampton Anderson. Sallie Allen
Beulah Allen. Odessa Allen. Mary
Butler. Ernest Binford. George Berk
ley, Isaiah Christian. Viola Cooper.
John Fitzgerald, Lucinda Fam. FL
len Fam, Alfred Hardy. Alveta Jones
Henry Lewis. Walter Locket. Charles
Lee. Pearl Mann. Addie Mann. Bes-
sic Moody. Marion Reed, Ollie Wood
son.
Second Honor: -Corene Brandon.
Carrie Brown. Clementine Clarke. Es
telie Fields, Martha Ferguson. : las
Harris
other Pupils Regularly Promoted:
Marie Jackson, Fannie Landers. Pat
tie Link. Pearl Manuel. Mabel Miller.
Alma StrayhOrne. Edna White.
Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy:
Odessa Allen. Sarah Gaines. Rachel
Gordon, Robert Gregory. Fannie Ian
ders.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
HOMEMADE HAMS.
How the Pork May Be Cured and
Smoked on the Farm-A Good
Sausage Recipe

Use hams from nicely fatted spring
gigs that dress about go pounds. or fall
shotes Weighing say 225 pounds. After
cutting let them lie Tin next day and
then use a strictly clean cask to put
them In. Pour water enough on 60 cover
we'll. then draw on The water and add
good molasses all il is pleasant TO
drink. Dissolve in q little hot water !
ounce salpeJer for every 20 pounds meat
and add TO IL. Then carefully add fine
salt and stir il till dissolved. and when
potato about as large as an egg will
nicely hoat IN 10 pour 90 on the meat.
Keep In cool place for s TO u weeks.
Remove from the pickle and lay the
rind side down for four days TO dry. SAYS
Farm and Home. Hang in an open
smokehouse and make a smoke OF hick-
Dry or maple once or twice a day for a
week, and after that once 2 day for 10
days March is the best month 20 cure
hams with smoke. II the smokehouse
has some open cracks and the wind can
draw through and dry them out your
hams viii keep in a cool. dark. dry place
Tor one year OF longer II desired. Ihave
made them 30 years In this way with the
best results
In making sausage use nicely fatted
pork, one-third fat and two-thirds lean
meat. Cut in small bits lay on a table
and weigh when all cut For every 20
pounds meat add one-quarter pound
me salt and ! ounce OF black pepper
(strictly pure; better buy and grind il
YOURSELF. Then sprinkle on your meat
and thoroughly mix H. then grind and
mix again. Pack In tin pans and put
one-quarter in lard over the meat II
preferred il may be put in cases or mar
row muslin bags and smoked a little.
when II will keep long time. have
Kept II packed in pans and stored in a
box in our kitchen till April / in fine
condition. Hard freezing does no harm
and the longer kept so the better.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

One common kind OF seaweed seen
on every beach Is used for making
soap. for lining boilers. for dyeing cloth.
for making a size for ribbons and han
dies for knives. Ashes Of seaweed are
potash, or soda. and among the hundred
uses for soda are the making OF glass.
soap and alum. The photographer
would be as lost without seaweed as
the doctor
Fish glue makes the court plaster
you want when you cut yourself. and
two more Of our seaweeds are delica-
eies OF the first rank on the table OF the
japanese emperor.
lsinglass is made OF IL; also the gela-
tin which makes the blancmange you
all like so much.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
EXPERIMENT in FEEDING.
How One Farmer Managed, and the
Results Which He Obtained
from His Methods.

sowed rape in Is acres OF corn at
last cultivation. last year. writes j +
Quaintance. an Ohio correspondent of
the Ohio Farmer Ii was drilled corn.
one stalk TO every I y TO ? fees. Ears
We're large and solid. The rape grew
about inches high. purchased zoo
western range wethers. OF los pounds
average weight when turned into the
corn. also turned in ~ lambs averaF-
ing 90 pounds and p pigs averaging co
pounds. | marketed the hogs in Deceu-
Der and they averaged 200 pounds. Mar
keted the wethers December IL. averaa-
ing 40 pounds, except one died and one
was drowned in tank. but were replaced
with two Others. lost five lambs Lost
no hogs. The latter sold for s.. SO per
hundredweight, wethers and lambs for
30 The account stands as follows:
80 Do. corn at 50c-.....--............. .ss7s
Bought 300 shocks corn at 5Oc........... $50
Total cost Of feed ..................... $50
Sold sheep. lambs and hogs for 81. $40
Deducting cost OF feed. $3.50. leaves =
balance OF SLIP. Besides this. | have
grown. on the corn that sheep wasted
80 pigs, from weaving till they weighed
20 pounds average. AT 4 cents a pound
this would return good wages for feed
ing. l would SOW rye with the rape.
next time. as IL would make better sod
and the sheep would clean up more OF
the shelled corn. They shell much corn
without tearing down the ear as hogs
do. These tall western wethers can
reach an ear OF corn 3iz feet from the
ground and shell IL nicely. catching the
grains as they fall, and they clean on
All the fodder blades. am well salts
bed with the experiment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

johnson. Fiorine Randolph. Mary
Smith. Philip Howard, James Trent.
Shirley Williams. Walter Anderson.
Emmett Peyton. George Brown. Ber-
nice Fleming, Lubertha Chiles. -L,s-
roy johnson, Eulaha White, Joseph
shelton.
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted.
Sarah Wyatt. Minnie Williams. Mo-
zelle Lawson. Julia Cary. Bessie
Funn, Rosa johnson, Ella Goodman.
Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy:
Eulalia White. Walter Anderson.
Shirley Williams. Lubertha Chiles.
Nerna Holmes. Samuel Branch. An
ME Meade, Mozelle Lawson. LEROY
Johnson. Shelton Joseph. John Ell
lett, John Holmes, Earnest Coleman.
STH PRIMARY. First Honor
Grace Branch. Louise Morton. Lou
Eldridge, Olive Branch, Lille Wal
ker, Ada Freeman. Willie Elicit.
Maggie Dorsey. Bertha Brown. Gar
nett johnson.
Second Honor: Gladys Mickens.
Corinne Hudson, Hermeine Toombs.
Daisy Henley.
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted:
Hortense Watson, William Randolph.
Maud Boiling, Halle Branch. Bruce
Ray, Willie Smith. William Jackson.
Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardv:
George Harris. William Radolph. A
leXander Washington STANLEY WI
liams. Bertha Brown. Halle Branch.
Olive Branch. Mary Davenport. Mag
gle Dorsey. Lou Eldridge. Willie FL
lett. Bertha Hill, Gladys Mickens.
Louise Morton, Hortense Watson.
STH PRIMARY. First Honor
Lucy Hilton. Nora cambridge. Elise
Minor. Alice Greene. Rebecca John
son, Andrew Page, William Randolph
Addie Glover
Second Honor: Sallie William
Blanche Johnson, Maud johnson. Ed
ward Randolph, Walter Harris. Ada
Hin, Elizabeth Chatham. Ginter
chatham, Albenius Mattox. Clarence
Lewis, Ada Mitchell. Pauline Morris.
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted:
Mitchell Jackson. Eva Henry. Martha
Butler. Josephine Campbell. Mamie
White
Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy:
Elizabeth Cheatham. Hattie Ellis. No
IA cambridge. Ada Mitchell. Bessie
Carter. Elise Minor. Ada Hill. Mitch
ell Jackson, Albenius Mattox.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

T%HE hare was leaning against
81 fence when lac saw the fox APP
III preaching, who winked at him
as If 10 say. wait for me:
want TO see you!"
But the hare shook his head and start
ed 10 run, for he was afraid Of the fox,
and he thought il was one OF his tricks.
Then the fox called: "Heigho, Mr..
Hare, don't run away. won't bite
you. want TO have little talk with
YOU
The hare stopped and looked around
suspiciously. Are you in earnestly" he
asked.
Yes" said the fox. putting his right
fore paw on his heart. lin dead ear
nest"
Whereupon the hare turned about.
and they sat down together on log.
do YOU see this new cap and this
satchelT asked the fox.
Il do said the hare, and he shifted
at the satchel TO find out IL II was croc-
Odile or calf leather.
And do you know why I have put
them onI" asked the fox.
Il don't" replied the hare. who prid-
ed himself on always speaking to the
point
Then Ia tell you" said the fox. Il
am going TO make trip around the
world on a bicycle. and I would like
you 10 go with me"
The hare was very much surprised.
for, you know. trip around the world
on bicycle takes rather long time
and Is therefore a serious matter. So
he thought some time maybe five or
ten minutes, and then he said. "I'n run
and ask my wife. and II she has no OBJ
lection I'll go with you"
"All right" cried the fox. Shaping
him on the shoulder. II shall walt Tor
you here"
Mr.. Longear ran as fast a his four
legs would carry him. and after awhile
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

be came back on his bicycle. He had
put on soft hat with long feather
and satchel hung from his shoulder.
They rode on till the evening. but
when the sun had nearly disappeared
the hare became somewhat uneasy and
asked the fox, How far Is II TO the
place where you said we would stay
ovcrnightf"
oh said the fox. 1t isn't very far
i've or six miles: E.at's all"
The hare was satisfied. but when
they had ridden about siN miles he ask
ell again. Mr.. BuShytal. when shall
we arrive at our quarters for tonight?''
1T won't take long" said the fox.
1T isn't more than four or FIVE miles"
The hare shook his head. for he had
thought II was nearer than that. and he
was hungry and thirsty. After awhile
the fox said. over youder is the place
where we shall take supper"
In those wOOfS?' the hare asked.
Yes" said the fox: right in the mid
die OF them"
IL was now quite dark. aud when
they entered the woods they could
hardly see their paws before their eyes.
Every now and then they buttcd their
noses against tree and at last they
had 10 diSmount and lead their wheels.
There II is the fox cried suddenly.
pointing at red lantern swinging in
'front.' OF yawning cave.
We'll. am glad" said the hare 81
was as tired as a tired little boy.
guess shall sleep well tonight"
so shall l." said the fox rs he rang
the bell.
Pretty soon they saw a light ap-
preaching from way back in tie cave.
and when IL came nearer they saw that
great big bear carried T.. And. i'm
agine, II was the sane big old bear
who had frightened little Nary so.
Good evening" said the fox and the
hare and took off their hats.
Good evening" the bear replied.
come In and rest yourselves" And
he trotted back into the cavern. swing
Ing his lantern and rafting his bunch
OF Keys. While the hare and the fox fol
lowed him. At last they came TO
door, which the bear pushed oaen. and
when our friends entered they saw that
IL was the kitchen and the dining room
Of the family. No r. Bear was staad
Ing at the stove. with a liable IN he,
paw and an apron fastened around her
big neck she shooi paws with tic fox
and the hare after having wiped them
the paws. yoa know. not the fox and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
(. I. & P. E'iSfa%1sa AID 5i ss;:,
mac DafIro.A

rains Leave Eichlnond-Nor,L,.
20 20 a IN daily, Byrd II. Througb
- a m, dAny Main st Tbrongb
mediation = "ioa' Ashland Accom-
Local stops. DSiu 81. through
t ~ 70 noon, week DAYS. Byrd q, Thro..s
b,,,s, ~ I'm. y, m, week days Byrd 81. Fre5sri-t =
80 p rAAoaily. Main st. Through
80, 49, 2, m, week days. Elba AsbIano 49,.
SOO D. m. oaily. Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrive Ricnmona-southw,ra
mo- o;s en- a. m week days. EIba Ashland aoca,,
,r : ~ :. m, week days. Byrd St. Frederick.
49, 'S,a. M daily, Byrd 81. Through
, - - = M week days. Byrd ST THROUGH
"a p. m, daily Main st. Thropeh
49,, 40 Z. IA week days. Elba Ashland $780,,
80 p. m, daily Byrd s.. Through
s,cr ~ p a. daily, Byrd st. Through Toc.I
s:to p. m. daily. Main St rbrough
SoIE--- Pullman Sleeping or ParIor 9.
81 aloNe trains except train arriyine. 10, ~
noJS,i 80 a. m week days and local acco-H
lime OF arrivals and departures md 49,.
by, lions not guaranteed 80 Soh
go. ~. pUk &. w. CULP. W TATTnp
"eN N an T. Asst Gent Man Traf NJ
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
MOORE SCHOOL.

9Th GRAMMAR. First Honor
Geneva Trent
Second Honor:-Lelia Hughes. Es
telle Thomas. Amanda Sayles Oliver
Tomlin. Joseph Gaines. Robert Bar
croft. Adele Cousins. Helen Branch.
Sallie Cowan, Louise Smith.
other Pupils Regularly Promoted:
Alma Price. Albertha Jones, Oracle
Meyers. Lula Greene. Julia Brown.
Rosa Howard.
Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy:
Joseph Gaines. Bertha Beverly. A
dele Cousins. Geneva Trent. Oracle
Meyers. Amanda Sayles. Louise
Smith. Estelle Thomas
5TH GRAMMAR. First Honor. -
Marion Partee. Naomi Hin. Esther
Young.
Second Honor: Willie Hobson.
Harvey Lewis. William Thornton. f
lijah Washington. Juliet Carter. r.
ma Fields. Emma Peyton.
other Pupils Regularly Promoted:
Frank Epps, Hester Lightfoot, Aman
I'd AtIENs annie MOONHOn.
Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy:
Harvey Lewis. Elijah Washington,
Marion Partee, Sallie Johnson. Esth-
er Young.
4TH GRAMMAR. First Honor:
Nettie Trent, Ida Collins. Matte Wal
tiers, Ernest Branch, Rosa Winston.
Bessie Clarke.
Second Honor: Norma Goodman.
Marie Cousins. John Morris. Samuel
Stokes, Nina Smith. Edna Stewart.
Samuel Lee. Nora Jackson. Annie
Neale. Elizabeth Coles. Irene Stewart
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted:
James Funn.
Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy:
Nettie Trent. Matte Walters. Rosa
Goodman. Marie Cousins, James
Funn, Samuel Lee, Nina Smith. Edna
Stewart, Irene Stewart.
SRD GRAMMAR, First Honor
Sarah Cole, Mary Reed, Leroy Fray
ser
Second Honor Susie Goode. IL
nez Baber. Richard Walker. Lucy
Freeman. Julia Lewis. Nathaniel
Sayles. Mary Chandler. Elizabeth Ro
berts. Marie Vaughan, Walter Cheat
ham.
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted:
Esteile Branch. Ethel Ransome, l.
nee Jackson.
Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy:
Martha Johnson. lnez Baber. Nathan |
iel Sayles.
2ND GRAMMAR, First HONOR
Willianna Goodman, Lille Jackson, /
Lucy Joyce. Russell Toombs, Lila
Cuviilay, George Jeffries, Helen Gar |
nett, Rosa Kenney, Irwin Willis. Ma
~ Martin, Nellie Owens, Harvey |
Page. Lille Page. Rebecca Branch |
Mary Hurte, Helen Johnson.
Second nor:-George Dyer, Jas
Mary Carter. Percy Rho
rer, Thomas Foster. Fred Jackson.
Benjamin Johnson, Lloyd Glover
Spotsie Ross Ada Ferris. Mary Kirk
patrick.
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted:
Rosa Lyttle. Philip Page. Sheridan
Jackson, Olivia Harris.
Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy:
Helen Johnson, Mary Hurte, Jean
lette Owens, Spotsie Ross, Helen
Sarnett, Rosa Kenney. Rebecca
Branch, Sheridan Jackson, BENJAMIN
Johnson. Percy Anderson, Thomas
Foster, Harvey Page
1ST GRAMMAR, Pearle Perry,
Clarence Parsons. Maggie West.
ieorgiana Preston. Mary Brown. Yer
la Holmes. Lester Brown, Louise
Wood. Kathleen Johnson, Annie
deade. Samuel Branch.
sn<9&~><<s~
Second Honor. Samuel Mayo. |
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
1T OFTEN HAPPENS.

We see very little good In life be-
cause we ore always looking for the
worst OF il.
We miss today's opportunities be-
cause our eyes are swollen with the
tears shed over yesterdays failure.
We fail to see our neighbor's virtues
because we spend our time searching
out his fau,ts.-Detroit Free Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
A Forrihle Thnnnh.

What's the matter. dear?" her
mother asked
i was just thinking" the beautiful
heiress answered. how terrible il
would be n the earl should decide NOT
TO take papa's money on the ground
that il was tainted. Chicago Record.
Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

iA4t Az &c y.
Acry OF horror burst forth from IN,
vast assemhlage
thousands Of willing hands would
nave averted the catastrophe. II pos
slble. but everybody realized that moth.
nag could be done
Strone men groaned i'm anguish ana
iSir women looked on with pale
cheeks and glistening eyes.
What had happened2
Was il "A horrible accident?
Worse than that!
o. far worse!
The man al the bat had struck out.
leaving three men on bases and the
home team had lost the gamel-Chs-
cago Tribune
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Effective May ssth, 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE n1ru,....,

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
20 ~ n m-DAily. Local for Chnrlot,.
No Asiants and III mingham, New oris.a -.
III mem PMS. thattanGoga and All the $50
Raleigh. my Durhum and
80 p NIX. sunday. Chas, Citv
s;JQ D. M. for all he Soutt' an ready
YORK aIVER LINE
me lnNorito 70 route Bnlttfe,r.. - -
cept. Sunday - - m Daily ex-
W.. q; PP o,,s Sunday Local mixed %,
West l'oint. ~ S"hohy' Local for
80 =. mln;;-Except Sunday. For W.T. p.,..
rs. 1 ..lIt with steamers for Raltirno- o.. -
a.Nss - ,,hhelngs. Steamers call ar W.. SIC
snSs SIay Rank Mondays Wednes-,s,,' ~ =
,,,-,--il 40 AT Gloucester poinf 49, ~
'i's ~ .sseaysi THURSDAYS and Saf,Sa-en
40 thAIrs ARRIVE RlCHMONIt ~ my -
go = m ana az p. m II From all H., -
Raleigh '"''e ana Durham and
"a m .-Frsn Chase CITY.
~ -. 20 n m.-baitlmore and Wet pot,t
~ 20 n m.-From West Point roiht.
0'4V p m.-trom West Point
~ u 81 hABpWICK Pasps r., NJ,
a. ~ rxsHNCER, q. NJ w H TAYIor n ID
"hsIhuRY. ID. =. A. RichRonoN y a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
Didn't Need It

I'D like 10 show you patent
safety device which ~iil prevent your
diamonds from being stolen" said the
agent at the door.
don't need any such thing as
that said the woman who answered
the bell: I'm an actress. "-Yonkers
Statesman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

DO you expect Charley to catch
anything on his fishing trip?" said
young AIRS. Torkins mother.
No. was the reply He's been
vaccinated and took ten grains Of
quinine before be started. Wash
ington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

i do not recall "our ever making a
speech in congress that attracted any
attention, said the blunt person.
No said Senator Sorghum. Il
never ny 10 attract attention. l am
satisfied if can distract attention -
Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
Her Skepticism.

is there quartz In the mine in
which your husband bought shares Pc
Charley says there Is" said young
Mrs. Torkens. but don't believe
there are even pints."-washingto
Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Visiting Relad.e-ric Kitty, You
shouldn't lie abed Us late as this. Don't
you know that lie WEo would thrive
must rise al Hve?"
Miss kitty-O. yes. know that
Papa always rises AZ hve and be
thrives so well that there's no need
Of my thriving Chicago Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
Her Only Worry.

But. asked Mrs. Nervis. don't you
ever worry when you're having a
dress made?"
NO. indeed" replied Mrs. Spenders.
Il only worry when I'm not having
one made. PHILADELPHIA Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Seed-Some people are always want
ing more. no matter how much they
have. Don't you think you'd be salts
fed with enough?
Creed can't say. I've never had
enough
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
A Good Hanl

Ella" said Clara. as they stroHed
across the lawn Of the country hotel. Il
went fishing with Charley this morn
ing"
Did you? What did you catch?"
Charley Ally Sloper.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
Not ID Il BlnFed

Il see" said Cholly. that the
United States government protects lob
sters"
Are you trying 20 frighten me so
that | won't sue you for breach of
PROMISE" asked Miss Perty.-Houston
Post
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
Ike rcpartnenf stor4.

Mrs. lOmgman-The idea! its very
funny you can't give me any money.
My husband has an account here
Bank Cashier know. madam. but
IL your husband waited you 10 have
some money he should have given you
q check.
Mrs. Youngman-But. my gracious.
III he's got an account here can't you
charge it?-Cafholic Standard and
Times.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
Norfolk and Western r. r.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. RvPn
STR EET VI r,Ina ~ =. -

Inn
~ ~ A; m NORFOLK LIMITED Arr,~.. -,
Nortoik III % A. M. Stops ONLY A. ps.rs = ~
Weverty and Suffolk " 0eis"ur T.
g. ~ - - no. CHICAGO EXPRERs Brfet Parlo,
OF or, Eetersours TO Lyncht0rv ard Roe-,s
,,1 m = 'eorer RoRnCke =, Cclr nsi,,s 80
SiuNI ~ = Ctllti1nati Also RosaLs ~ =.
Memphis. NDo'tAhooHh- Ano
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LHnchburg. and RoaneHs Niie'
sit =. - m ocean 6hc ~ United Arrives No,
80 siS =. - =. n stops colS Petershur., W..
&c.. -" SUFFOLK CorSe.- wish Steamer 70
Wssbt,,,ls. roVidence. si.S ork. Baltimore ana
~ DO pS. Z. M, for Norirs' q All stations e.s,
90 m NEW ORLEANS Snort rtSr pin
h .sn sleeper Richmond 60 Lynchburc ps.s-.
rurg 20 Roanoke Lvnchburr 10 On &c. ' est,.s
pms and New Orleans Cafe Dintnt 49,
tIAlils arrves from TIE west "a n -
I, 10 n. ana $50 D. m, from Norfolk N 10 =.
"a % M n. IN. and 10 % m III
q. NJ once Ne SO East Main Street
W. h. bEN1II. q, ~ t,Cssf -
DIV Pass Agent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

CONTINUED OK STH PAGE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy:
Joseph Gaines. Bertha Beverly. A
dele Cousins. Geneva Trent. Oracle
Meyers. Amanda Sayles. Louise
Smith. Estelle Thomas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Second Honor: Samuel Mayo.
Blanche Coles. Louise johnson, Mary
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
A Strange Bicycle I rip

~HE hare was leaning against a
"a fence when he saw the fox APP
III preaching, who winked at him
as If TO say. wait for me: /
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

other Pupils Regularly Promoted:
Alma Price. Albertha Jones. Oracle
Meyers. Lula Greene. Julia Brown
Rosa Howard
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Second Honor:-George Dyer, Jas
Randolph, Mary Carter. Percy Rho
rer, Thomas Foster. Fred Jackson.
Benjamin Johnson, Lloyd Glover
Spotsie Ross Ada Ferris. Mary Kirk
patrick.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy:
Elizabeth Cheatham. Hattie Ellis. No
IA cambridge. Ada Mitchell. Bessie
Carter. Elise Minor. Ada Hill. Mitch
ell jackson, Albenius Mattox.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-01
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