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BATIROAY
XIMtll. 2<>, 11H)7.
FIREMAN FLEES FROM
GRAVEYARD GHOSTS
AJLONE !IM ? IRY AT MID
NIGHT HE Sr.CS WEIRD SPEC?
TERS ??G . AWAY.
Ft. ' ?? among
the b
at m
from that
? r tho
,? ? fireman,
bad an
never
. Filli
talk!;
look ' e He
Is no? whlte
.?
Late at
o'clock, ti
*d by an a box
The Ghosta Appeared on Every Side.
? -nues.
Their shortest route to tho lire was
throi. I \t the
big i: ? I way side
of ti.? ? and
I
Arrim?n opened th * gat oa
sprang to |
-
? the
Boss reel
the hill. after the
? (OB, shoal
He paw the II e dis?
ami his way oui of I
"I kept on rasala ? a re
of his .
?"wishing -
??.Ml Bfoaas!
'. saw s white thing,
? out off the ground.
My hair went up :ik.
"Tt. run. Ill
dead afr;.
I think I
s?rny< m ?th a
coiii
I with
bis ! off the
"I U 'iat I was
:;g for I
a time I
In tl:
oompsny. I folio
the ?
and fallen, and th
! ?
as bad as t! ?
?o a :
?
was in Walnut l
?erne?? ? \ ; timo 1 had tt
I was ? !h.
"? ?
and how to gel bac? to th
bous?
on s false alarm. 1 I
cemetery an hour."
Hens Laid for 35 Years.
???????? : dia r s was
the price realized for a pair of hens
at the pu: ( William Stengal's
preperty a' Bally. Mr. stengal said
that ho had OSraaa tho fowls for 35
fears, and that during all that time
they had ? trictly to business.
Mr. Stengel's farm is located
a camp-meeting ground of colored
folks, and he did not lose sight of the
fact, for whenever gatherings were
on he would double-lock and bar his
?hlcken-coop.
The visit of the local preacher to
the Stengel farm always resulted In
a hurry call for secretion of the fav?
orite hens Young chickens were has?
tily slaughtered and conspicuously dis?
played.
Hit by Train: Runs Away.
Bloomsburg. Pa?Knocked from the
track by a locomotive and escaping
uninjured was the experience of Wil?
liam Neal of this place. Neal stepped
from the main track to a siding, and
was watching s passenger train go
past when he was struck and hurled
several feet from the tracks.
The crew hurried to his assistance.
But before reaching him Neal Jumped
to his feet and ran from the place.
Upon reaching his home s physician
was called, snd tt was discovered that
bo had not suffered even a scratch.
Ha ssid that sfter being struck hi?
one idos was to get away from th?
railroad a? fast aa he could.
Church Rood. Va. Any one who
knows his whereabouts or can furn?
ish any information of him please
write,
MRS. BETTIE TUCKER.
Church Road,
Dlnwiddie Co.. Va.
3t
MEN BATTLE'llEHGELY
WITH THOUSAM RATS
CORNERED IN GRANARY ROOM,
B!G GRAY RODZNTS ATTACK
WOULDBE EXECUTiONERS.
Waterbury, I
against the wall and their clubs Dying
like flails aa 1 Wll
Ham Wesa fought for their !
a thousand big gray grn\
The men I
the rats, but when th?
cornered 11
vouring the ?
killed
combat, whk fa other
men went to
A horde of ! ?
R. S
? 1 m\i' li
1
loua ?at
tli? ? :
The Maddened Rats Swarmed About
Them.
While the
I
: not wait
er and W<
?
writl?.? !
Up tl their
in an
I han
1 their clubs like
mad bat the
the DJ . ,) his
?
sank
The
? ?? had
-bouts
and tl
: 1 tbS
STICKERS rCR PUPILS' LIPS.
Teachers of Lynn. Mats. Accused of
Ualfifl. Court Plaster.
??. Mass ? on the
of thl
ers ir: lining
rchot?: saiiag
:
>n to
lick sticking
, s of whis
? nded by 100
parents, and ? ? of moth?
ers ?? ibi make
charges of a : aracter to the
I
Among the . f punish:
which rari ? have
ting a quantity of
j-reen soap into the mouth of a boy
and tying
of pupils for whispering.
The ?I be investi
thorough!) a school coma
and Jam. il. a m<
said he would recommend the dis?
missal of ? convicted of
such ?
Women Plow Like Horses.
Kansas City. Mo.?Julian Fustrade,
within th. : util?
izing his wife and 1 " \ ear-Old. da.,
as plow horses Hot h women made
this scki. nt to a Humane
society <
"It is no mor? than we were accus?
tomed to in IBS old country," they
ed.
warned that
women are BOI permitted to do such
work in and that he
would be ?;< if it is attempted
again.
INFORMATION WANTED.
Strange: rdon. sir, but you
bare it in your power to do me a
great favor, and oue tl.'.t 1 will gladly
repay.
Bankrupt (sad'y)?I? I am afraid
you have made a mistake. I am of
no use to anybody. I have Just failed
for half a million, with no assets.
"So I heard"
"You knew tt. and yet you ssy I
can be of service to >
s. sir, 1 beg you will not re?
fuse."
"Hut whst csn & miserable bankrupt
like me do for any one?"
"I want you to tell ma, sir, how
you got so much credlL 1 am from
Chicago "
WE INVITE THE ATTF* ???? OF THE PUBLIC TO OUR
DEPARTMENT
It is thoroughly equipped
to do all kinds of printing on
shoi*t notice. We make a
specialty of Society printing
a:id work for Insurance Com?
piine, such as Fiaancial
Cards, Policies, both straight
life and benevolent, Physi?
dam's Certificates, Sick Cards,
Application blanks, Agent?
Report Sheets, Rate Cards,
etc
We print Wedding Invita?
tions, and High Class Sta?
tionery for Balls, Parties, Pic?
nics and all entertainments of
i a social nature.
We print Church Envel?
opes, Note and Letter Papa,
Bill-heads, Monthly State?
ments, Business Cards, Ft?
natici al and Older Books,
Circulars, Check-books, Pam?
phlets.
EXCURSION WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTION
We print Handbills, Quarter-Sheets, Half and Whole
Sheet posters, Tags, Tickets, Placards, Society Cards, Min?
utes, Visiting Cards, Mourning Stationery.
OUR AIM
is to please our patrons and to
give them the best service at
the lowest prices, consistent
with satisfactory work.
We furnish "cuts" when desired and we will arrange to
complete special work iti our line. When in need of any work
in our line, call and see us and estimates will be furnished.
WE HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE OF SAMPLES
WHICH WE WILL SHOW ANY ONE DESIRING TO SICK TH EM. __
?ut Stock IRoom Bmbtacee a Jfull %ine
OF THE LATEST STYLF BOND, FINE WRITING?FLAT AND LINEN PAPER? ENVELOPES, ETC.
WE CAN PRINT A BILL AS SMALL AS A DODGER.
A Three-Sheet Poster
AS LARGE AS A FRONT DOOR.
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WE HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT?
OF WOOD-TYPE
Of Any Job Printing Establishment in the city.
Our Present Corf of Employkks are Competent and Quick-working. Our Office
is within Easy Reach of the Public, Being within Fifty Yards of Broad St.
Our street-entrance is retired and has no objectionable features, the most
fastidious lady bein? able to enter without embarrassment or annoyan^ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, APPLY TO
Ijam Dtstanck Telephone, 2213?
John Mitchell, Jr.,
311 N, 4th St., Richmond Va
UM F>es of tli?? WorUl are G??? Me.
The colorad rao? la tas rnited
rime Is . .
y trylBg ?BOSS and
only the best sort of advice and the
iBsal should :i and
? if your people ara to contlnoa
In this land of prosperity and ?
.berry, ? ad the pursuit
of happiness. In this book we have
to the colored
tt country a solu?
ti our problems.
W? ention to the
taps made by OBI
pia along commercial, Intel1,
and moral lines, and we believe that
if this book la read carefullv.
a source of great In?
spiration and encouragement to not
only the colored people themselves
but the WhltS a?1 0 are In
led la our progress. All < '
ra of this Journal, who will
to us at once $1.00 by P. O.
| order or registered letter will
book In dotti
binding Just as soon as it comes
from the press.
We offer this special Inducement
In order to ascertain to what extent
our people are willing to support
suc"i an enterprise. We will have
to charge $1.50 for the book after
It comes from the pr? ss. We find
It utterly Impossible to produce a
book of such proportions a*
We hope that you, dear readers, if
you cannot send the one dollar at
once, will write to us and state whet*i
er or not you would like to have a
copy of the book reserved for you
and that you will state at what time
you will be able to send us the $1.00.
Hoping that we shall hear Ere a
you by return mail, we are
Yours truly.
RICHAR- H. BALL.
28 Franklin Si. Lawrence. Mass.
MINIMA?In the Law and Equity
Court for the City of Richmond,
this 5th day of March. 1U07.
Isabella Hill Plaintiff.
vs.
Andrew Hill. Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit Is to ob?
tain a Divorce, a Vinculo Matrimoni!
from the defendant. And an affida?
vit having been made and filed that
due diligence has been used by and
on behalf of the plaintiff to ascer?
tain in what county or corporation I
the defendant. Andrew Hill Is. wlt'a-l
out effect and that ?he does not know
his whereabouts. It la ordered that
said defendant. Andrew Hill, appear
here within fifteen days after the
duo publication of this order and do
what Is necessary to protect his in?
terest herein.
A copy?teste:
P. P. WINSTON. Cleric.'
To Andrew Hill:
You'll take notice that I shall oo'
the 2nd day of May. 1907 st the of?
fice of Phil B. Shields, room num?
bered $0. Chamber of Commerce
Building, situated at 8. W. corner of
Main and ?th Su., city of Richmond.
Vlrglnls between the hours of nine
o'clock A. M. and six o'clock P. M.
of tbst day sad proesed to take the .
depositions of witnesses to be road I
I as evidence la my behalf la a certain
?ult in Chancery depending la the
Law and Equity Court for the city
df Richmond, virgin b, araoroia joe
:iro defeodaat a?id I aai plaintiff and
r any cause the taking of the
Bald depositions be not commenced
on that day or If ad ba BOI
?(included on that day, the taking of
the same will be ? ?journed an?*.
tlnued from day to day or from time
to time at the ?nine place and l>e
. the same houra until the same
shall have be?*n ? tnpleted.
R?sped fully,
ISABELLA HILL.
U\ Counsel.
J HENRY CRUT? IPIBLO, pq.,
O?Ve: 12 11 ?? ?. Broad St..
Richmond, Va
-?o?
Vli;i;iM\: In th. Uw and Kqnity
Court for the <ity of Richmond,
this Hot h day of March. 10O7.
Prank Doyle, Plaintiff.
vs
Josephine Doyle, Defendant.
IN CH ' NCERY.
The object ol It |w to obtain
a divorce, a Vincolo. Matrimoni!,
from the def.?: sat and an af?
fidavit having i.?*en made and
filed that the defendant. Josephine
Doyle is a non resident of the
of Virginia. It ta ordered tli.it
she appear here within ?t:
after the due publication of this or
der nnd do wh.it li necessary to pro
tect her in.
A Copy?Te
P. P. WINSTON. Clerk.
To Josephine Doyle:
II lake aol e that ? shall on
the 16th day of May, 1907 at the
ofllce of Pini ?. S eld's room No. t?o
Chamber of (' | Building, sit
uated S W. corn - of Main and 9th
Streets in the City of Richmond. Va
rn the aoun of 9 o'clock ?. M
and 6 o'clock p. II. of that day pro
to take the depositions of Wit
nesses to be read as evidence in my
bobalt in a aartain suit in chancery
depending in tea Law and Equity
Court for the ctt> of Richmond. Va.,
wherein you are defendant and I am
plaintiff; and If from any cause the
taking of the n.iid depositions be
not commenced OB that day. or If
commenced be boC concluded on
that day the asking of the same will
be adjourned nnd continued from
day to day or hoia time to time un?
til the same sbail have been com?
pleted.
Respectfully.
PRANK DOYLE.
Bi ????????!
J. HENRY CRt'T HP1ELD. pq.
Office: 1211 ? E Broad St.,
Richmond, Virginia.
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway
southbound train. sched?
uled to leave richmond
DAILY.
9:10 A. M.?Local to Norllna. Ra?
leigh. Charlotte. Wilmington. 2:20
P. M.?Sleepers and coaches. Savan?
nah, Jacksonville and Florida points.
9:50 ? M.?Sleepers and coaches
Atlanta. Birmingham. Memphis. Sa?
vannah. Jacksonville and Southwest
NORTHBOUND TRAINS SCHED?
ULED TO ARRIVE RICHMOND
DAILY
6:46 A. M., 6:10 P. M.. 6:46 P. M
H. S. LEARD, D. P. A.
? FORD'S
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Formerly known n?
OZONIZED OX MARROW"
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mid ?.l.irm? pi?!:.
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153 E. KTHZIE ST.. CHICAGO. ILL? ?
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Do You Know Him?
Information wanted of the where?
abouts of one York Johnson, who at
one time lived at Cape charles. Va.
He is reputed to be a Baptist Minis?
ter. Information from the <
master at Cape Charles City states
that he thinks York JOBBBOB Is lo?
cated somewhere along the Norfolk
and Wattora Railr
The man has an Interest In a
small lot of land situated in Anne
Arundel County, Maryland, once
1 by his brother MOBM Joiin-\
son who Is now dead also his wife,
Cora and there Is now one claimant
Jefferson Johnson, a nephew of tue
mentioned York and Moses Johnson
Any Informntion whatever will be
gratefully ! at the of!
the Richmond PLANET or send mail
to
WM. H. HOWARD, Attorney.
69 North West Street.
Annapolis. Maryland.
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Daily to Baltimore.
> On and after April 1st. 1907, ached
Iute ria the popular York River Line
will leave Richmond st 4:30 P. M.
dally except Sunday, returning leave
Baltimore at S P. M. daily except
Sunday. Very low rates one way
and round trip to Baltimore. Phil?
adelphia and New York. It's the
best way to reach Northern and Baa-j
tern pointa. ?
Do ^ ?ni Know Hin??
I would like to know the where
Wtlllan Henry
. ? City.
in June.
? able
',???. ! nam?
ed I..
ar, all of
JOSHUA BANKS & SONS
CATERERS
i:vi:kv facility G???
WITH 1 TORINO.
Boot ? ?I Attentioii Ghreo to Balls?
Su|i|htn. Iiivt.ill.it tons ami Su
? ' * ?t the Sln?rte?t Notice.
??our Patronage S..li? iti-d.? ,\?
Refreshment Cors and Boat Privileg
es Handled In Season.
Address rll couimunlcatloiiH to
LLAM L? BANKS. 511 ? 3d St
: :; II n. If ta
BLACKWELL & BRO.
IM (?I I III II \??|\<? ?????? IM
l'rui litui ROOM and Sign Puiutera,
(?ruining and (ii-'icml ("on(rac?
tors.
.ALL WORK GUARANTEED ....
rs,
?.??t? un a trini. you will n>v.r r?w
Adtlrvtut, Cor. Price ?ud Jackson St.?*.
UK II.MOM). \.\.
PLANET DEPOTS
NEW fORK CITY.
P. Rltihelmei. 7 N. 13 4th St.
and Bailey. 2 49 E 12Ttb St.
J. H. Parker. 14 4 W. 2t*,th
Charles Devan. 1.1 W. 30rh St.
IV. J. Buck7,er, 150 W. ?3rd St.
M W. Slaughter. 312 W. 4 0tb SL
W. W. Johnson. 247 W- 47th St.
? H. Mitchell. 1R2 W. 27th 8t.
Turner R Robinson. 12-fith Ave.
E. A. Williams. 2??0 W. ?3rd St.
M. B. Walker. 309 W. 37tb St.
J. H. Jarrett. 453-?th ???.
Smith A Mlles. ?. i W. 41st St.
M. B. W!neygla*s. 322 W. 6?ta St.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
M. Clay. 1801 Fttzwater St.
J H Oray. 1233 Pin* 8t.
Blatiop Robinson, 123 4 Melon St.
? ? Mackens. 1116 Pine St.
Jame* E. Warwick. 254 S 11th St.
Mrs. B. Homsber. 104" Pine St.
William Parker. ?31 Pine St
Mrs. Lavinia Aldrldge, 621 8. 12th
Chas. A. George. 1062 Market St.
P. A. Stewart. 173., Federal St.
PITTSBURG. PA
Joa. Evans, care Jon?? A Laughltn
E. K. Thumm.. 1402 Wyllo Aro.
bOSTON MASS.
P; nu-i. ?" "7 'Thawmnt Ara.
' w Iti 1 - mont St.
VflRPOf.K 1 ?
John Debona, 616 Church BC.
T. B. W. Perry, t Jones Placa.
CHICAGO. ILL.
B. BL Vaalkaor, tit?
BROOKLYN. ?. Y..
2 Fultcn ?
William A Dabney. 3 Qu.??,/ M.
William Pope. 174 Myrtle Ara.
CHARLESTON, W. Va
L. C. Ferrar. *01 Brooks 8t.
ASTORIA. L. I. *
Frsnk R. Wood. 144 Broadway,
ATLANTIC CITY, ?. J.
Hursey Uros., 1217 Commerce Aybl
BRONX BORDUQH. ?. Y.
J. H. Barret*. 603-162d 3t
PLAINFIELD. N. J.
Thoe. H. Bridge?. 614 W. 4th ft,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
L. H. RlnRleton. 20th and E Sta.
Southwestern G?p?? ?? .
73-'-2J Street, ? W.
LAWRENCE. MASS.
A. B. Evans. 3 83 Essex St.
SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
W. H. Brown. 13 Stockbridge SB.
COVINGTON. VA.
Daniel Braxton. Box 91.
NEWPORT Nt?tfS. VA.
?. J. Jefferson. 1211-SOth 8L,
George T. Hall. 1332-30ts 8L
TARPER?. N. C.
V. B. Howsrd.
WILMINGTON, ?. a
William ?. Moore.
STAUNTON. VA.
Wm. C. Johnston. Ill b. Main M*
LYNCHB?RO. VA.
Charlea Morgan. 703 Tsylor BL
HAMPTON. VA.
John M. Phillips.
DANVILLE. VA.
O. P. Clark. 233 N. Unloa St..
PORTSMOUTH. "A.
H. 8. Cooper. 1333 County St.,
JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
John H. Johnsea, 210 Bridaa 81*
PROVIDENCB, R, L
Douglass A. A. P. Agency.
DEMOPOLia. ALA.
Joba W. Anderson.
MILWAUKEB. WIS.
J. D. Cook, tf Jnaaaa Are..
OKLAHOMA CITY. O. t*. 1
? P. Paatjaa. ":4
BALTTsfOKB. MD.
Henry Albert, Ml
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