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Cutting.

he-LOu you IHlHk-
She-Not while you're here. 1t would
seem selfish.-Cassells Journal.
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His Congratulations,

MY congratulations. old fellow"
Yes. have married the Widow
Swift"
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We print Handbills, QuarterSheets, Half and Whole
Sheet posters, Tags Tickets Pacards Society Cards. Min
utes, Visiting Cards, Mourning Stationery
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it is thoroughly equipped
to do all kinds of printing on
short notice. We make a
specially of Society printing
and work for Insurance Com
panies, such as Financial
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Married heri heard she had re-
5ected youi"-Houston Post
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OUR AIM

is to please our patrons and to
give them the best service at
the lowest prices, consistent
with satisfactory work.
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opes, Note and Letter Paper.
Bill-heads, Monthly State
ments, Business Cards, Fl.
nancia1 and Order Books,
Circulars, Check-books, Pam.
phlets.
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Cards, Policies, both straight
life and benevolent, Physi-
clans Certificates, Sick Cards,
Application blanks, Agents
Report Sheets, Rate Cards,
etc.
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We print Wedding Invita-
tons, and High Class Sta
tionery for Balls, Parties, Pic
MICS and all entertainments of
a social nature.
We print Church Envel-
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We furnish ''cuts" when desired and will arrange to
complete special work in line When need of any WORT
in our line, call and and estimates will be furnished
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lost any
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
How 10 Buy aud care For shoe

How Go Buy aud care For shoes.
Buyers should never 20 i'm the early
morning 10 buy boots and shoes. saws
the Washington Star. II Il is remem-
bered that activity and standing en-
large the feet and AT the latter part OF
the day they are at their maximum
size there viii not De SO many com.
plants Of shoes being tight. which at
the time OF fitting seemed perfectly
comfortable. Never wear shoe too
small or that does not lit when YOU
FIRST put 10 on. FOR misery more com.
plete than shoe that piuchcs does not
exist \ shoe should be washed every
now and then with "A wet rag and oiled
overnight Ina this ease fresh appli-
cation OF backing restores the brillian.
cy OF the leather 4 wet shoe must
never be placed too near the fire. TO- a.
viii become hard and stim The way
10 save shoe that Is wet from an
early grave is TO wipe IL of and then
apply am oil or cream by means OF a
soft piece of flannel or cloth. Wear old
shoes I'm bad weather. Patent feathers
should never be handled until warmed
and ucy can Doe made smooth and
bright 10y cream rubbed I'm by cloth
or 10y the palm OF the hand. which is
better
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
The Wanderlust.

With book and bundle on my back and
knotty stan In hand.
I fare along the dusty road through wood
and meadow land,
Or. gazing from the dying train, behold
the starry night.
Or. leaning from the vessel. watch the
wake or creamy white.
On. on through sleeping villages with cur
tained panes pass.
by many a silent moonlit field knee deem
In fragrant grass.
Enough IN some green and pleasant spot
chance awhile 10 stay.
The IRE OF travel in my blood soon urges
me away.
see the fash OF gilded domes beside a
turquoise food
And vineyards purpIing In the sun and
aloes In the bud
before me from the mountain tops by
ancient tower and town,
An angel clad la golden mail, the morning
marches down.
pilgrim OF the earth am I: no narrow
walks connne
Ally soul as in rusty sheath; the horizon
Is mine:
The JOY OF motion leads my feet untired
Ger v2le and hill.
And from the shadows and the mist new
prospects beckon stin.
-Minna Irving.
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zone moment" said the prince. etc
whom did you part with the crownT'
Let me see" said the goblin, consid-
ering. 1T was a dwarf"
What's his addressT p
The Mines. suppose"
And where are theyY'
Il have no more idea than a petrified
cabbage. Now let me play to you"
AS he played the goblin closed bis
eyes in ecstasy. so the prince managed
10 slip away and retraced his steps to
the upper earth.
He wandered. lost in thought. but rs
he passed an oak he heard a voice and,
listening intently. caught these words:
''Ninety-nine years imprisoned in this tree
Waiting for some kind friend to set me
free.
Oh. dearle. dearie me-"
The kind hearted prince whipped out
his dagger ard soon made a hole In the
tree. Out of the hollow inside leaped a
daddekin.
Here's an unexpected CHANGER
thought the prince. and he told the dad
dekin the story OF his quest
Directly the daddekin heard that the
dwarfs had the crown she was greatly
excited.
they shut me UP in the tree.
I'll pay them OUT" said she.
One day when she was asleep they
stole her handkerchief and that placed
her Tn their power.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
HOW ONE MAN DID.
After Series of Failures He Makes
a Success of Winter Culture OF
Vegetables.

A thrifty German friend of the
writer, who had the usual large fam
lily, was not content to rest and loaf
during the winter months. He was
burdened with a heavy mortgage
which went on S65 days a year. and
piled up interest against the labor of
the summer. He declared that he
would do something to Offset the mort,
gage fend
Visiting a large market during the
winter season he saw how readily fresh
vegetables found sac at handsome
prices. Inquiry revealed the fact that
these vegetables were grown In hot
houses near the town, and that a
handsome profit was made. He con-
cluded to Guild a small greenhouse and
try Intensive culture under glass the
next year
Two hundred dollars was spent in
the house and equipment and when
winter blasts came the fire was start
eda and lettuce sown. The plants came up
quickly and started a fine growth.
When about half ready for the mar
ket bit Of Caretessness caused the
house 10 become Overheated and two
thirds of the crop was lost. Nothing
daunted, the dead plants were rooted
out and another crop sown. This was
attacked 10y lice, and almost DESTROYED
before our friend knew what was the
matter Fumigstion was resorted TO.
but the crop had been practically
killed. Thus far the results had been
disastrous. our friend was working
in The dark SO TO speak He was
learning ny experience, but It was
costly.
he determined 10 visit greenhouses
Of successful gardeners and learn the
secrets OF tdeir success. In one week
he learned che simple rules regarding
soil. moisture. heat. ventilation and
fumisation He returned home and
made another Effort This time the
crop was raised. not, however. with
out troubles. but IL was placed on the
market and netted SIS. The next year
the subject of greenhouse gardening
was studied in greater detail and sew
eral changes made. The house was
started early in October. and kept go
ing until the first of April. The sea
son netted him about $500. or almost
as much as he made on his farm dur
ing the summer. Since the first ex-
pertinent says the Ohio Farmer. two
larger houses have been built. and
the business has increased until il
nets about $500 a year The people
are anxious for the products, and are
willing TO pay big prices for them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
Root System of the Con Plant

Root System OF the Con Plant.
The root system Of the corn plant Is
many times greater than most persons
suppose II TO be. While it is true that
the corn plant is in the main a sur
face feeder, 1t is also true that the
smaller roots are very long and peue-
trate the earth to a great depth. At
one OF the stations a cube Of ground
around a corn plant was cut out whole
and the roots of the corn plant washed
out. 1t was found that this corn plant
mad sent its roots to a depth OF about
four feet and that they spread three
and half feet from the corn plant
laterally.
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Or. AIcr Fl Gltnes
NATURES Greatest Herbist.

The Worlds Wonder and Great
est. Acknowledged 10y Hundreds ami
Thousands OF Cures and for -he
Benefit OF Suffering Humanity
Treats all Cases with Natures RENE
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Remedies Roots. Herbs. Gums
Banks. Vines AMI Flowers THIRTY
ears experience.
ilr. Gaines Wonderful Powders.
This is one OF the best and safesi
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How a Massachusetts Man Protects
His Poultry.

Ills
A Massachusetts correspondent OF
the Rural New Yorker gives the fol-
lowing advice on how 10 keep hawks
away from chicken yards:
I'm the first place, my chicken yard
Is fenced with poultry netting small
mesh at bottom. larger mesh at top
Lengthwise OF the field l run wires
telegraph wire or wire half as large.
on high posts ten feet above the ground
and about thirty feet apart Across
these wires / stretch common Irvine
such as is used for lining cornfelds
Just how frequently these lines stretch
across the wires l do not know. but
last season mine were not more than
four or five feet apart. / think these
lines should cover the entire field 10
the outermost edge. This costs some
thing-a small sum OF money for ma
teriai some labor and considerable
time-but IL is a satisfaction TO LET
ones chicks out and feel that they are
safe
4 never saw a hawk I'm my chicken
yard last season after the lines were
put up. Put up the posts and wire sub
stantially. and they will remain several
years. The Irvine will need renewing
every season. although with care. tax
ing down and rolling it up I'm the fan.
IL might be made TO DO duty two sen.
sons. also hang upon the wire some
strips Of colored cloth and some shiny
pieces OF tin. Shiny bottles suspended
also are good"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
Utilizing children. Games.

In playing any game that requires
enumeration. such as the well known
"eni. mery. miny. mo-" I substitute
something that will be OF after use for
the children 10 know. For Instance. the
Greek alphabet. pointing around the
circle with Alpha. beta. gamma del
Ia" etc.-the one coming out on zone.
"a" being 'it." Sometimes It Is Ia
signs % 'he zodaic IN ihelr orier.
Aries. Taurus. Gem'ni Cancer etc. /:
or. again. Tire numerals pa Freuoh or
course in this WY Tie children GO only
4 mechanical knowledge " Urse
thinTS hu, terms efe exe3 20 rhelr
heacs 'hai often prose e stumbling
bios % beginners -Soed uouscseep
mn
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

be found was really very simple. When
10 fell into the pool lt was seized by n
water fairy, who gave It 10 "a goblin for
II looking glass
Then the goblin marched on with the
golden crown ON his head.
BY and by. feeling tired. he lay down
20 rest and placed the crown by his
side. Then he heard the sound OF mu-
sic. and dwarf approached playing
the bagpipes. The dwarfs are distant
relations of the fairies
Il suppose, now. you wouldn't part
with the Instruments" asked the goblin.
"Oh. / don't mind exchanging 1t for
shall we say-that crown" replied the
dwarf. With apparent Indifference.
Tho goblin was delighted with his
bargain. and the cunning dwarf took
the crown home 90 his family.
Among those who read the notice
which was affixed TO the town hall was
a foreign prince who was seeking his
fortune. He gathered all the particu-
lars he could with regard to the loss
and then. getting up at daybreak. went
TO the pool
As he sat by the margin thinking ne
noticed a little pin box close by him.
He took II up. On the lid was written,
Miss Fay"
The box apparently contained ONT
ment
Ii dashed across the prince that he
had read OF fay. or fairy. ointment. 1t
was easy to prove whether this was il
He took a little out and rubbed IL gen
tly on his eyes. II IL was what he
hoped. be would be able TO see the
fairies should they happen to he about
He started with pleasure. Near him
sat one OF the "sman people" In her
hand she held a looking glass. She was
the fairy OF the pool
Good morning" said the prince. rails
ing his cap.
Good morning TO you" said the
fairy. land do hope for quleter times
than I've been having OF latel Have
you come to look for anythlngr"
I've not come to drag the pool and
make q disturbance. but | do want 10
ind a golden crown that was dropped
into the water"
I'm sorry you want IL so badly. o.
cause" said the fairy. 81 haven't :.
However. you are so polite that do2't
mind telling you who has"
And thar lsY'
THE goblin. to be surer'
Would you kindly give me his sd
dressT' anked the prince anxiously.
The fairy indicated a hole In the
bank go down there" she said,
keep to the right. ask for Goblin court;
that's where he lives"
Quite an unexpected pleasurei" said
the goblin when the prince introduced
himself. "Oh. yes. ! had the crown
from the water fairy. that's right
enough. but I exchanged IL for these
delightful bagpipes- Only listen to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

~ we only had some fairy ONT
ment." she said. 'an might be we'll"
The prince placed Miss Fay's box In
her paws
The daddekin danced.
THE very thing for you and me
Our fortunes madct'' she cried with glee.
The dwarfs were very busy. Their
king was paying a visit to the fairies.
a feast was spread In his honor. lie
was TO be presented with the golden
crown.
AZ midnight the company sat down
20 the feast There were dwarf apples
IN plenty. siewed mushrooms and sticks
OF celery. while for drink there was
abundance of honey dew.
presentation speech was made, and
the king was graciously pleased TO ac-
cept the golden crown.
Now wrap il In that handkerchief"
said he. ''aad put 1t on yonder some.
that ! may not forget II by and by"
Suddenly big fowl swOoped down
from the armament, pounced on hand
kerchief and crown. and made off at
top speed.
The king and all the company started
In pursuit crying. stop THEIR But in
their haste they got In each others way
and fell sprawling
The fowl was the daddekin. and she
and the prince rejoiced greatly at the
success OF their clever scheme.
Then said the fowl: Il am Ender a
double spell. which only n prince can
break Please smear the remainder
OF the ointment on my bill and claws
and say 'kollypotkin' three times"
So the prince did as directed and he
hold! In place OF the fowl there stood
before him most beautiful princess.
Thanks" she said And now we've
each got what we want"
The prince looked and sighed
Five minutes ago / sho-:id have
agreed" said he. "but since I've seen
you ! am very dissatisfied. I've found
nv fortune. but want You To share
st."
"Then why don'' vow a4b meT' said
she princess.-Rost0n YTeratd
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He is the only one that will give
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Are you sick2 DO YOU know what
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lie will tell YOU whom YOU will
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The Golden Crown


N\HERE was once king who
~ went out by himself for
- ride on horseback He had
his sce9ter In his hand and
his golden crown on his head The day
was terribly hot. and the farther the
King rode the thirstier he became. AT
length. to his great Joy. he saw a pool
Of water. 1t looked delightfully."- cool
and inviting. SO he got of bis horse
and, kneeling 10y the margin. put his
mouth TO the surface TO drink. As he
stopped his golden crown fell of into
the water. "Oh, dearl oh, dearr' he
cried. Here's a pretty kettle Of fsh!'
He tethered his horse TO tree to
mark the spot and FASTENED home. As
he ran up the palace steps he met the
prime minister coming down. He at
once told him Of his loss and asked ad-
vice.
The pond must be dragged"
This was done and under guidance
OF the king the prime minister, the
keeper Of the regalia and a policeman
set out for the scene OF the disaster.
But though they dragged the pond
from end TO end. they did not recover
the golden crown.
BY advice Of the prime minister and
the other councillors OF state the king
issued a proclamation. which was post
ed up on the town ban. Offering half
his kingdom to whoever would restore
the golden crown.
The reason why the crown could not
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
Gems In Verse

To Hope, Of Hope, With Hope.
Hope has eyes. and Hope has hair,
Hope has lips. and Hope is pair.
Hope has little hands 20 press
Tcudcriy and kiss-uo less.
Hope Is sweet beyond compare
(With her dainty. dreamy air..
Hope is ever gentle-yes.
Words OF Hope my heart caresS.
Hope. by choice. elects TO wear
White cas- lilies wear So e'er.
Hope in future days. ! guess.
Shall be known as Happiness.
III. II. r. Hortzberg.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
IN CHANCARY.

The object of this suit is TO make
partition i'm the mode prescribed bv
law, or II necessary TO sell the same
and divide the proceeds tnerefrom
among those entitled. OF that lot or
parcel OF land with improvements
thereon. lying and being on Maddox
I'M, near the city of uichmond. Va.
IN Henrico County. Va. designated
as lots one CD and TWO CO... and
fronting 81 and seven tweIf.ns II
on the east line OF Littlepage st. and
running back &c a.. more or less
and is the same real estate Of which
Winston Booker died. seized and
possessed.
And affidavit having been made
and filed. that David Booker one
OF the defendants. E. alive. is nor
resident Of the state OF virginia
and that n dead. his Descendants
or devisers, whose names and where
abouts are unknown. it is ordered
that be or they do appear here with
M fifteen days after due publication
Of this order and do Whatsoever is
necessary 40 protect his or their in
terests herein.
{. F. WHlTTLE. pa.
a COPY test
SAMUEL p. WADDuL
Clerk
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
A Family Affair.

Othello had just smothered BESIDE
mona.
She had Weakened him twice TO walk
the baby, three times 10 hunt burglars
in the cellar and twice 20 close the
back parlor windows so the Rim
wouldn't come ia. exp ned d s
friends.
Fearing. however. 20 make the tra-
gedy too somber. Shakespeare wrote
mp different verslan.-N. Y. sun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

Strange Wonderful but True are
the awe stricken tests given BY The
Great Australian Medium.
PROF. ID. ID. BRUCE. VI. d..
the only Living Apostle of Science
of the Mysteries.
$1,000 i'm Gold 90 any one in the
World TO compete with him. Pos
sessing more power than any four
mediums combined
No card. trance or hand humbug.
Greatest Hindoo Medium In the
World.
50 Gi,EAT Is HIS POWER that
he can tel q while iu q Clairvov-
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out word being spoken. Come.
AN yc unbelievers. Sconers ana ieer-
ers: bring all your skcpticism with
|ou-he viii open Your ewes TO the
private chamber mystery. Come all
ye broken hearted wives. an with
low spirits and let him lift the bur
den from your aching and Jealous
heart Tie challenges the World 10
compete with him I'm causing "A spesl
marriage with the one YOU love.
uniting the separated and brinr
back the lost one. Traces lost mr.
stolen goods. Unearths hidden
treasures. Removes evil Influences
Crosses. Spells. mn luck. Cures tricks
and COMPUTATIONS. gives Luck ana
success in an YOU undertake. Cures
the obacco and Liquor Habits. Al
lows the Captive TO be set Free.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
The Seven AGES.

'"e SSNen ages
a little laugh.
a little fun,
A blossom borLered
Way TO run
a getting tail
And serious. too,
And tAen 10 school
TIC labor through
Then blossom bordered
Ways OF love
just two on earth
And stars above.
Then TO the altar;
Then away
To homely cares
or every day.
Then joys untold.
Then new delight
"A baby crying
In the night
Then something more
Than parents gIee-
A gran'child
Climbing on your kne&
And then to sleep:
Green sod above,
But lifc's worth living
For the love.
Houston Post
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
Her View Of Him

Nupop-Tom Browne is a fine. manly
young fellow, isn't he?
Mrs Nupop-I certainly can't agree
with you When he first saw Our ieaI
little baby he was just as cod and In
different as
Nupop-Of course. II he were WON.
anly he would have gushed.-PhiladeI
phia Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
Something Wrong.

When we churn half an hour one
lay and half day the next It is evil
lent the temperature Of the cream is
wrong Have a dairy thermometer
and use Il, thus preventing the occur
renee of such trouble.-Farmer's Voice.
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The j. Y. Hawkins
II AIR @ ROVER &
.RESTORER ,~2t
-TTNtDE MARX REGISrEREn.

ht' proved to bf a fortune 20 m tnv OF rho nm
l''uh.~S' w" are tohtv drughtet with it.
Wlhlrrtal results. the va frtrs OF thi, lr- tf
mar pr-ptrt11i "a Uurt'lv d. trs- 90 an q has.
all OF as Cd VA, aud -he glowing t,,rnS IA .y,t.o
put oWronN 'pft< ~ no. rttsSu-+s us Df trS ztr,-
factory results W. can velt asst OF a large
ptron'gt tnrslg1our tnis an orher Srare. IN 2
also ~uJ ivS tne 'rn n frt tJtlu pf rn- vary b.s.
white aud cll'r't It'1le IA rltS Inm.ttar, .,.r,.
mlu'fv Ia pr Ter % c1Ivtu ,e rn. u,.r .r.,-.
al readers or tpe merits alt r..ilr. M rb.f "
htwkn'S Tar Grpver aud R.st,rar. ". .,ii
from ttue @ tim prliuc4 IA orinr tb, n,,r,
grtohS ot those giving Us Iar'nl~siou q a. -
Wnn nave use trI
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GONZ ALES.


100 young Colored girls 10 80 light
manufacturing work VIII be we'll
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from $500 20 $500 a week. accord
ing 20 capacity and Willingness to
work
Inc work is healthy. light, clean
and easy. and employment steady
with satisfactory hours
Oaly girls of goOG character and
behavior wanted.
Apply at once TO Sic y. 18th St.
Oppose COlored Normal School.
At
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court of
Henrico County, the End day OF
February, 1906.
Louise Booker Stockton and Henry
Slockton' plaintiffs.
VS..
Harriet Booker Powell. William
Powell, Annie Booker Hawkins.
Charles Hawkins and David Booker
Defendants.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

The PLANET is the liveIest woaI,
ly Journal i'm Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

The farmer should Zee well edu,
Gated as a citizen.