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california,s Historic F1an

Locked up in the vault OF one OF the
banks at Redding. Cal, is a nag tina
is second in historic Importance to Cal
ifornians only TO the Bear fag that is
so jealousy guarded by Pacific coast
pioneers. The flag referred TO Is the
one that Gen. Fremont unfurled from
the summit OF the Rocky mountains in
1S41, when he and his small party were
on their way 10 California before the
Mexican war. The banner is the prom
erty OF L. NJ Reardon. managing d.
rector of the Bully Bill mine az Della.
mar. Ii was given TO him few years
ago by Mrs. Fremont herself. II was
made by her own hands on the eve OF
her husbands pathfnding expedition u
the west. The flag differs from the or
binary emblem only I'm the field. on
which is wrought a large American
eagle. done in embroidery OF great del
icacy and beauty. About the eagle ara
clustered the 26 stars that I'm 1871 rep
resented the states I'm the union. on
the reverse side OF the flag is pinned
a silk scarf bearing the inscription in
golden letters, Rocky Mountain. 1871. D."
The banner Is IN fairly good state OF
preservation. considering its age.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07
CULTURE OF FERNS.

dow 60 Water. FertiIize aud Pot
Them.
Few need 90 Dee told OF the infinite
variety and beauty Of form and exqui-
site shades and tiuts which are 10 be
found i'm the fern class of plants. one
cannot here - into details as to the
management of each species. but for
tunately thc chief points i'm fern cul-
ture DO not diner materially. says the
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
One OF the essentials is "a good supply
Of water. and 90 enable the soil to with
stand Tie effects Of frequent watering
without being turned sour an pots or
other rcceptacieS should be exception
ally wcl drained and the soil itself
made extremely porous.
\ frequent cause Of disaster 90 ferns
Of delicate root action is overpottug
and using too deep body OF soil I'm the
pots. a good depth OF soil may bc suit
able for some of the strong growing
pteriscs. hut for delicate adlantums
and ull ferns tlat spread themselves bv
creeping, as rh'zomcs. &c Is especially
wrong to pot cor plant en- q biz body OF
soil, for with these The soil is merely n
medium through which the necessary
moisture is conducted 90 the plants.
and If too much is used it Is soon rem.
dcred unfit 10 perform its work. and
the roots die out.
All pottng should he carried out I'm
spring just as the new fronds OF the
year are about 90 appear. In splitting
plants be careful that each division is
well provided with roots and crown. so
that they VIII soon make a good and
shapely plant
The soil used In potting may be half
hbrous loan. broken up as roughly as
can be used. with leaf mold. earth and
sand In equal proportions. The whole
should be Incorporated with finely bro
ken brick or charcoal.
Ferns may be raised from spores. the
operation being a somewhat delicate
one. Shallow pans should be filed
with rocks, and on these should be
placed few thin layers OF lumpy soil
Press the soil fiat watering well. and
then place over the surface a few
fronds which are well supplied with
ripe brown spores. The pan should be
placed In damp and shady corner
and covered with a sheet OF glass
This may be watered by partly miners.
ing the pan, taking care not to let the
water rise TO the level OF the surface
Rhizomatous ferns may be increased
by securing lump OF soil to the
rhizome near the end and severing this
portion when root has formed.
In spring fertillze ferns at least once
week with bone meal: the washings
or bird cage is also good for them.
They should be bathed occasionally ia
tepid water. They require but little
sunlight. Treated In this way the
ferns Will grow majestlcally.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07

scattered II heir efforts TO escape the
hot fire. But the sharpshooters press
ed on. passing the skirmish-line. The
captain OF company T. Just promoted
10 his command led the way until he
stood on the very edge OF the works.
overlooking the enemy within. OF
whom he demanded instant and COM
plete surrender.
He was far in advance of his men.
and the enemy. at first taken aback bv
the very holiness OF the demand. now
seeing him. as they thought. unsup-
ported. refused 70 surrender. but called
TO him TO give himself up as prisoner.
The captain. not at all inclined to Yield
his sword the very first time of its
wearing. called back:
Some OF you men OF company F..
with guns. come up herei"
Up rushed he undaunted sharp
shooters, and the whole confederate
force of some five hundred men sur
rendered without delay 70 the little
company. which. from its daring. they
supposed 10 be "A host.
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How TO Glenn FIne G1nn..

Fine glass needs constant care For
cleansing purposes. says the New York
Globe. a small quantity Of murlatic
acid may be poured into glasses that
have become discolored. After allow
Ing the acid TO remain a short time ill
up the glasses with water. They will
soon become bright and clear. Potato
parings may be utilized for cleaning
glass TO great advantage. Place the
parings in a dish and allow them to
remain four or five hours. then wash
the dish with warm soapsuds. Wipe
the dish dry as soon as washed. A
stiff brush may be used II dust has
collected in the cut glass.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07
A PLUCKY DASH.
Gen. Ripley Tells of the Heroism of
His Handful of Men and Great
Victory They Won.

Gen. Ripley. whose recent death
removes another well-known figure
from the rapidly thinning ranks of the
civil war veterans. was one OF the
earliest among Vermont men TO re-
spond to the first call OF President
Lincoln His company was the old
Rutland Light Guard. and he afterward
had a command in the First United
States SharpshoOters. In Vermont
Ritiemen" the general tells OF a bold
charge OF that gallant company.
A great sovereign once addressed the
general Of his army thus: Il send you
against the enemy with sixty thousand
men, But. protested the general.
there are only fifty thousand" "Ah.
but | count you as ten thousand" was
the mOnarch's reply.
In the same spirit each man of com
pany + agreed to call his comrade
equal to two. 50 while their numbers
were not large. they counted them
selves a strong body. and they dared
to make a brave assault on the foe at
the Rappahannock.
The enemy. in strong force. was oc-
cupying rihe-pits on the opposite
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07

Ing MS forces, and mighty are his ar
mics. at the head Of which he adj
vances. The church OF God needs.
therefore. 70 be awake 10 its duty and
every soldier Of the cross to be assign
ed 10 duty and be trustworthy TO the
place lest vantage grounds be surreu-
dered TO the enemy. We must be true
to our colors and faithful to our trust.
and with God and the right we are
sure Of victor, Hold the fortr' IS the
Lords cry. BY his grace we will
Rev. Or. /. VI. Zimmerman. Lutheran.
Baltimore.
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banks, and the union soldiers were
sent out to attack them The sharp
shooters were In front. but &c was soon
found out the uemey could not be
driven away by simple rifle work: and
the regiment was ordered Co make "a
close attack. The sllirmishers went
first. followed by the sharpshooters
and other companies.
The men had to wade through the
open stream. waist-deop. exposed 20
the full. deliberate fire of the conceal
ed foe. The lines We're carefully form
ed, and at the sound Of the bugle the
regiment dashed forward into the cold.
rapid water and struggled 90 the op-
pOsite shore.
When the bank was reached. the
lines We're broken and the soldiers
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AIR LINE RAILWAY

Short Line to the principal cities of
the South and Southwest,
Florida, Cuba and Mexico.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN ST.
~ ALTON DAILY.-Schedule in effect
S:lO a. m.-Locel fer NOrlina. RAJ elgh, Hamle
ard Charlotte
% y. m.-SEABOARD Mail, composed OF Pull
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bEAbOARD Cafe cars, and dAy
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TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. DAILY.
olb A "A
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which,

Riche-Look az me, Twenty years
ago poor boy. working like a dog,
and now Look at me! See what I
have made OF myself
Smarte-Yes. sir. DO you Is this
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washed of with skim milk. Use soft
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$50 you've moved into an old-fash-
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veniences of a fat?"
Yes, indeed Particularly the con-
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SEVEN
The Common Herd.

Mr. Van Doughdust-To think that
Just as our garage IS completely
stocked, we must give up motoring.
His Wife-Yes. you must sell them
all. This afternoon on the road my
car passed those OF the grocer. the
butcher, the caterer. the florist and
the milliner There is nothing for US
to do but wait for airships.-Puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07

A French seam is made by first sew
Ing up your scam on the right side,
then cutting close to the stitching and
sewing up the seam on the wrong side.
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All of Us

81 expect we shall all have a lot
OF trouble now"
How so?"
Why, I'm getting used to calling her
Mrs. Longworth instead OF Alice. -
Houston Post.
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Mean Insinuation.

HEIIII ANaIII uiIIOU.
Said the maid.
I'm afraid
That my darling Jim
Won't love me when I grow old"
Said her friend
I'D not spend
Any time on him
II he's already growing cold"
Cleveland Leader.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2iTH.
Trains leave Richmond daily:
81 5Op "A "''N
For Norfolk, o;o5 A. NJ. 800 j.. NJ and
=. NJ anu CIV
FOR Petersburg goo A. NJ. l2I0. $500. 5.a5.
v,23 and Do go r. NJ
For Goldsboro und Fayetteville. .3:5s T. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily. g Dc o Cd. - .e}
= 10 90 and ll40 A. NJ, loo, . o.. o 90 4 O0 and
Except sunday. - Sunday only.
&. =. CAMPBELL ID p. A
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SOUTHERN RAILW Y
Effective Eel. 18th, 1906.
TRAINS RInaMnnn

-AsAAANH LEA n RICHMOND
w a. m.-Daily. Local for Charlotte
- 80 =. m-Daily. Limited, BuEet Pullman
30 Atlanta and - bingham. New Orleans
Melnphis Chattanooga and all ths Sontb
through coach FOR Chase City, Oxford. Dur-
ham aud Raleigh
o ~ p NIX. unday, KeysviIle
II 5U j. m.-DAily. .mitesls Pullman read,
s.oO y. M, for All 81 south
YORK &IVER LINE
me taNorlte % ruuts Baltimore and easterr
points Leave Richmond 4 81 o. m DalIv e,r.
cept sunday connecting with boat for salt.
more Mondays, " odnesdays and FRIDAYS
- a m Except Sunday Local miHrn for
2;la p. m Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridavs
Local for West Point
4 20 y. m.-ENcept sunday. For West Point
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river landings Mondays, WednesIavs and
Fridays. Steamers call at Gloucester Ioint
Almonds and Clay Bank
TRAINS AERlVE RICHMOND
osoo a. m Ano % y. IN -- From all the south
Raleigh anu
y a N -Ersp Keysvflle
. % a. m. From West Point with Baltimore
days.
10 s a. m.-From West Point Wednesdays and
Fridays.
$40 p. m. From West Point
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Doctor (to brother physic.an) Yes.
sir, the sovereign remedy for all ms
is fresh air, and plenty OF &C. People
don't let enough air into their houses.
Well. 1 must hurry OF; I'm on an er-
rand.
Brother Physician Coins FAR.
mo; only down to the hardware
store 20 gct halfa-mile OF weather
Etrips."-N. y. Weekly.
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The principal want of many present
day citizens !s a wau- ol principle.
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Christianity does not consist In psalm
singing or prayer saying or even in
churchgoing; It is a life TO be lived.
he who would do what Christ would
have him DO FOR his neighbor in his con-
version VIII work along his own In
dividual lines. doing his neighbor all the
good he can.-Rev. j. \. Jaynes. Dis
clple, Pittsburg.
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Norfolk and Western X. r.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. RYRa
STREET GTATFnN

q go =; M. NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives q,
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, F.ln a. NJ, CHICAGO EXPIRE Buffet Par
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6a6 % ~ for Norfolk aud-au stations east
OF Petersburg.
200 = 81 NV oRthANs SHORT LINE Pull.
man sleeper Richmond Co I.vnchhurv Pete-.
1urg % Roanoke Lvnchhurr Co Chattanooga
memphis and New Orleans. Cafe Dining car
Trains arrives from the west .aa ~ I'M.
p M and 81 D. m. from Norfolk lI.lO A n,
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Those nations OF today where there is
the most of tender care. the most sym
patty, pity. love, where the incompe-
tent and the poor and the weak are
best cared for. are the mightiest in bat
tie II il comes 10 war. mighticst In
finance. mightcSt in manufacture,
mightiest in all that goes TO make up
strong national life.-Rev Minot J.
Savage. Unitarian. New York.
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Highest Happiness.

The man who has learned the secret
OF highest happiness is the man who
fluids JOY In the sincere and honest la
Dor Of each day. Blessed are the hon
est hands OF toll ana happy the man
who worships God m daily work
Rev. \. w. Stroup. Methodist. Cleve-
land o.
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TRUST aud Devotion.

The man who prays earnestly. trusts
In God and loves him viii manifest
that love by devotion to his fellow men.
and conversely the man who conse-
crates himself to his brother men will
find the inspiration ANA motive for this
service Ono thc love of GoI-Bishop Tai
bot, Episcopaliau. Washington
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From the point of educated literature
the Bible is simply pre-eminent. 1t en-
Ightens and enlarges the minds OF its
readers. It is impossible to be
thorough Biblical student and remain
small sOuled man.-Rev. Il. *. san
ners, Presbyterian, New Haven. Conn.
Highest Happiness.
The man who has learned the secret
OF highest happiness is the man who
fluids JOY In the sincere and honest la
Dor Of each day. Blessed are the hon
est hands of toll and happy the man
who worships God in daily work
Rev. \. w. Stroup. Methodist. Cleve-
land. o.
Real Values In Life
Men are immortal only as they love
God and serve him. The deep uues-
tioniugs of the soul are the real values
In life. Men are lovingly remembered
In proportion as they help answer these
questions hy a Christian lie and by
Christian dccds.-Ecv Dr. w. J. VII
hanson. Baptist. St Louis.
Trust and Devotion.
The man who prays earnestly. trusts
I'm God and love, him viii manifest
1-''' '''e ~ ".' "','h To- ms ielIoW men,
oI'', ''.' ''N,S 'le man VINO conse-
e., ''''''''.' u" nus ui"'"er men VIII
find the inspiration ana motive for this
service Ono the love of GoI.-Bishop Tai
bot, Episcopaliau. Washington
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Life to BE Lived.
Christianity does not consist In psalm
singing or prayer saying or even in
churchgolng; II is life 10 be lived.
lie VINO would do what Christ would
nave INN do for his neighbor in his con-
version VIII work along his own In
diViduai ines' doing his neighbor all the
sood ne can.-kev- j. y. Jaynes' Dis
clp!e' Flttsourg.
MiuhtieSt of Nations.
Those nations of today where there IS
the most of tender care. the most SYM
patty. pity. love. where the incompe-
tent and the Door and the weak are
best cared for. are the mirhtiest in hat
TIC il ''il'N 10 war; HllShucst III
Il".'V'' "''S'.''s' III MANUFACTURER
lH'R'i'''''' lu ''' ,N"t gees 10 make up
q S''ol's ".' '.o.'''' ne L'eV. Mlhot .
ga "s'' - ''''''"' Nc" io'A'
bible In the Public schools
Intelligence and morality should go
together TO produce true citjzensbin.
but instead of the Bible its enemies de.
sire TO put il out and let the dance take
fits place. Dancing has no part I'm the
public schools. The buildings were not
erected for such purpose. We
have no right TO abuse the public con-
ddence and misuse public funds in
such a manner. Asa strictly business
proposition the dance has no MACE In
our public school buildings. Things
such as that affect our whole educa-
tional system. II any mistake is TO be
,,.o4o "a. - -, =. - J.,
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5n many bearing witness OF ITS genuine qualities
Is natural ana pure compound the ingredients
oyernment has placed preparation b
est methods dealn 7''A'"' 0' 'OH
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RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.

Gems Cleaned From the Teachings
OF All denominations
The world is civilized just in so far
as It has become religious and not one
particle bcyond.-Rev. Or. Minot J.
Savage, Unitarian. New York.
Educational Value OF the bible.
From the point of educa ted literature
the Bible is simply pre-eminent. 1t en-
hghtens and enlarges the minds OF its
readers. It is impossible to be a
thorough Biblical student and remain
\ small souled man.-Rev. +. X. san
ners, Presbyterian New Haven. Conn