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for Chrer mlnutea "
McNeill will be conflned to his
? ra! days untll a I
veeael in hl* laag* rst uader
<s ,o *.... ;. ii *a*
I
YOUNG CO'tPLE SPENOS
HOSEYM-ON GN RAFT
WOODMAN TAKES BRIDE ON TRIP
FOR HEALTH AS WELL A8
PLEASURE.
Port Jervis. N Y.- Of the 36 rafta
thi* city - way
-?arc river to tolewater
there waa aat had a
built on lt. Cupid rode
on thla raft.
8uffering from asthma. John Hur
a down eaat Yankee. had
?d all wlnter ln t: [)ela
ware logglng country and ha
asalatant helmaman on rar
to tldewater thls sprlng.
Ra had his last trlp the oth
with him h1s t
- a natlve of the
Deiaware vailey and durlng the
g out of tlmber i .lcle's
He Took with Him Hia Bnde
?state had fre aken the men
thelr tnoa
It was a ca.-- <dght.
local pren
a raft ar
lt aa far as Hordenu
From
where th? on has accepted a
?n with a well known firm.
Bur
rowa took many anap ahota o'
ry and '
' atlng
The brlde did the coo) | it la
said by the other men aboard that tbe
dinnor w?
Bafjal the men alept
retnained atx.ard. Kurrowa aa>>
entirely catad of asthma and hU
?
marrlage. aaya ahe haa had I
lightful weddii
the raft with the hear'
of the crew and a aour.
COW SWIM3 THIRTY MILES.
The
cow
had
Chaaea Steamboat In Miasiaaippl for
Love of Htr Calf.
?
eaaaar B|
tween St I-ouis ar
a red "muley" cow whlch bwh:
mllea ln the Mlsslsslppl riv^r for love
? f. The cow was .
by flahrrz: Mad'.son.
Spread Kagle wtopped at !"
111 . to load cattle. The red cow did
?at. Aft
calf had been load
pOHsessed of a cowly Inatlnct
that harm mlght ? ar I
aprlng. charged the gang plank.
charge d The
charged the crew.
Aft. aral deck handa
thrown themaelvea Into tbe Mlaslsslppl
to aacape the lnfuriated cow she fol
lowed the last one overboard and
aank. The crew were flshed out. The
Spread Eagle ateamed on toward Graf
ton.
The cow headed down rlvcr and.
nilstaklng a city-bound boat for the
Spread Eagie. started ln pursult
swam near th. if the current,
head bigh above the water. Darknesa
came on and the poor cow lost slght
of the decoy she was followlng. but
she swam bravely on to the rescue of
her calf.
Et morning at eight o'clock two
.nen at Madisoa saw the red
swlmmlng with the currenL
went out ln a rowboat and threw
a rope about her bead. towing he* to
the shore and maklng her faat to a
tree.
A half hour later a steamer hove ln
afgbt up rlver. The red "muley" aaw
tbe boat aa soon aa the nshermen and
she stood wlth her eyea flxed on the
appioaching monster. When the boat
waa within a half mile tbe cow began
to dance round and round the tree to
whlch ahe had been roped. Sure
enough, tbe boat waa the Spread
Bafda
Saved by Seizing Mule'a Tail.
Columbua. O.?Many a man haa
been killed by seizing a muh by the
tail. but Harry MaAtoatt, a fruit wa
gon driver. saved his ltfe by auch
aattoa
His wagon was struck by an inter
urban train and McAleert would have
been cnished under the wbeela If he
had not grasped and bung to the tail
of one of the mules be waa driving.
The mule, freed from the wagon by
the ahock, ran away, and the drtver
waa dragged from the track.
Almoat Deatitute.
"Pleaae. would you be ao klnd, alr,
aa to aaalat a poor man. alr. Beeidee
thla 'ere bludgeon, loaded wlth laafl, I
have not hing la thla wlde world to
call my own."?Loyal Magazlne.
CURRENT VERSE.
Fencea and Offencea.
tttatde the i>n<-e you may reeal t
be* ttke a r??ul?r a]
m?y bare to aawwei urt.
* aa old a*
t of the fenre was dl>*i?oe.
^>r Kve v.
wln;
like her?
a ? ??? ? aad an aagbi
a virtue
urt
aaaaa, and ye(
. ?
aa
Ten Years After.
nd.
even aa I
She fl*<i!y atarta u
are tha lir?? that one* he preaaeA,
IIe Daad r ahe waa falr.
An- ''tant. ar.lent care
**? fc **ed
Hfr aa ha hold her to hla t?r
And twor? tiat wl *ere npart
? -vaa hla co:
Ane hcpeleaaneea waa ln
?st her hremrt thelr haby aieepe:
have loat
-
apa
?
And ahouta and Laugha and alnga and
apa
A fo*>l? tear* In the flana ha Jralne.
Swinburne.
kr morn-: * orld.
:a had apc.-h wlth
miit upon tha
?oft mualc. where tha earlleet fountaln
? wlrlad.
And th* flrat !c . dew
pea
?? waJted. tha young- aoul
SJlnelne. they
W"hei- r tha etia'e whlta <?
hurled.
hath wakanad. and tha aong
?aa)
Tbe notea of pasalon
? oe.
Thr'. ? radlani laughter of a
afake anawer to tha ' tbe eea?
?alc that uone ela*
know
A aonaj fflte Bre, balf-tamed and
falbot. In Acadenay.
I Wlll.
-. a
I a *? to atand <omplalnlng of ray
. bor's a- ???
I wlll ceaae to att reptmng whila my
duty'a call la i
I ? waata no mouirat ?hlnlns; and my
haari ahail kauw no faar.
1 wlll look aoniettm?e abr.it nia f'
rtl praiae.
t wl'. J.lan beaut'.ee that
tiiblrr'e fikf.
2 wlll try aaitnaant ta tha
patha that I muat traad.
I wlll oeaee to hava reaenttueat when
ano <ad.
1 wtll not be ewayed by envy whea my
rtval'a Mrwncth la
I wlll not dany 1*11 atrlva
?
I wlll try t.. eea tha beauty apraad befora
:aln or ahlne?
to prea. r .t and ba
nio: -
-a. K. Klaer. In ChJ. -go ara'.d.
Love'a Tapaatry.
'wtch the pivleat atara
That Baesama ln the aummer aitlea,
Uasea of tha ataa,
A fllght of opej butter"
*'A aketrh of allvar from tha moon.
And tremhltng erea ? t ha t
Tha ralnbow that but ye*-.
Waa Kundertul agaunst tha braeaa;
"Tha whltest roae that ever blew,
Tha dawy emarald of the luwn;
And all the appla-buda that laid
Thelr pearly llpa acaltvst tha dawn;
"And f*t.-h the nlght* I watched for hlr?
of t.-ara 1 <-rled.
Ing tl.e tlttle iot. that broke
My hcart upon the nltM hc .
"Thert tn the twlllght I ahall alt.
, And naver hear tha yeara that flee,
I I apeetry
Of draama . and me."
?Archibald BulUvaa, tn Omart Set.
Tha Song of Love and Oeath.
Sweet la trur love, the* (Um ln vain. ln
valn.
And aweet la death who puta an end to
paln
1 know not whlch la aweeter. no. not I.
Love. art thou aweet? Then bltter death
must be;
Love, thou art bltter. aweat la death to
0 Love, lf death be aweeter. let me die.
Sweet Ix>ve, that aeema not made to fade
away.
Sweet d?ath. that aeema to make ua luve
leaa clay.
t know not whlch ls aweeter, no, not I.
1 faln would follow love. if that could be;
a muat follow death, who calla for
Call aad I follow. I follow; let me dle.
?Tennyaon, "Idyla of the Klng."
Life and Death.
If death be final. what la llfe. wlth all
Ita lavlah promlaea, Ita thwarted aitna.
Ita loat ldeala, Ita dlahonored clalma,
Ita unoomplrted gro/arth? A prlaoa wall.
Whoae haartlcaa atonea but echo back our
call:
An epltaph recordlnc but our namea;
A pvtppet-atage where joya and grtefa
and ahamea
Furnlah a dTion jeaters' carnlval;
A plan wlthout a pirpoae or a form;
A rooflesa temple; an unflidahed tale.
And men llka madreporea througb calxn
and etorm
Toll. dle to build a branch of foaeil
frail.
Aad add from all thalr dreamn. thoughta,
acta. bellef.
A faw more ln<-he? to a roral-reeC
?Chriatupher Pearsa Cranoh.
An Advantageoua Poaition.
Advertlaer?I wlsh thls advertise
ment placed in some part of the pa
per where people wlll be aure to seo
lt
Editor?Tea, slr?yea, alr. I can put
lt rlght alongalde of an edltorlaJ, lf
you wiah.
Advertlaer? Hem! Pleaae pat lt
alongalde of tha newa? New Tork
Weekly.
MADAM KOBINSON
A Beautiful Hair Dressing and
Tonic for the Hair !
Read what Madam Robinson, the Famous Black Patti,
Queen of the Opera, says of Kink-ine
PROF. ROBERTS, New York City, Dear Sir
otr And ctubics mc to do it up in any of the ma; that I use on the ?.ta? It
docs all you claim for lt, and I would not bc w.thout k Yours sincerelv. Mmk Ro?.',
Kim r Dressing is a delightful perfumed tonic prefartd largely for the u?e of
colored tc ?arantceo fc and harm!Jssr It mJrAc^sh stubbo^n
*** <"'; ft ?*M? you to comb it w.th easc and to icsHt
m any style that you may v
R. B\LLINGER, Successor to D. Roberts 343?>4th St, N. Y.
Iknigbts ot ^tbiae,
N. A., S. A , E. A., A. AND A.
This orgamzation is one of the raost powerfiil in the country and !<?*
pr< !>een phenominal. The Grand Lodge of Virginia has juris
dict r all of the emes and counties in thisstate. Thirty male<
are icquired to organize a new lodge. The beuefits paid constitu'e one
of its st features, but the principles are greater than anything
else Founded on Friendship, based on Charity and established on Be
uevolence, the rcspectable, upright people of the state will find it an order
worthy of their heartiest support.
It pays an endowment aud burial beuefit of of $200.00 for all ages It
pays $4.00 per week slck dties. The badge costing 75 cents each is the
5 ;^Xy rCgalla' F?r inf?rmation ?<*??* the orga'nzaition of lodges
Tbe Courts of Calanthe
Is the Female Ikpartment of the Order. It requircs a membership of
tx?-!TiV- Pcrs'nsU)(,rKamzc a court. Itsmemoers are pledgcd to exhibit
Fidehty, exercise Hanuony and prove Love ouc for the other It pa
an endowment and burial benefit of $150.00. It pays $3 00 per l ck
ducs. The only expense for regalia is the coot of the badge, so cents aud
^tiug 2=; centl forfuneral occasions
THE BANDS OF CALANTHE or Children's Departrnent also con
stitutes a feature and person | do better than to enl ittlc ones into this mvstlc
circVe The expense is uominal au l the benefits all tl lld be expected. It pays from
$i^to$i.5osickduesanldeithb,aefit5offro:n | ,00. If you have noPythiao
Lodge or Lourt or Baud in your neighborhood, orgrnia, one.
For all inform ition conceruing the Children's Departuieut address,
Mrs. Anna Taylor, VV. IC,
u ? ? , . 120 W. HillSt., Richmond, Va.
For all information concerning special rates of JOHN MITCHELL JR
membership in the ledges and courts. address txz N. 4th St., Richmond Va
- Hiir i?r?ssing can l?e
ht at Jciinings and Itrown Drug
-i'urg, Pa.
JimCrowCar;
: G O IN
State of Oklahoma
Th.* I'nitod 8tat a Cireaiit Poart ia
? d th ?r i ho I -n I'row
Oar Law paaaed by tho IttgUlatare is
an eoauttltati ? .?.!* and rr<strars t<->
frdeta . m> d?K<Tiu?iiis
t'TV |., | ? . ,. \, ,-,, ru,.#, po
oa in t!,
TsrSrsfora t! is is pnqrvestVmabl}
.? u tho .'ni..n f< ?
?<-n II \' ii ar? iii'errntod,
sond M nap af
kafasasa
? ill no. .1 Doa*| a^nd
B, Uut >.ud aHaaff or money
stetor. a<!
s. dh r.i a Ri aaaiaj
Laaaajatasa, *>kia.
BLACKWELL ?fc BRO.
OKE OF THI liilllMi, IMMKKf
Praetlcal Houho aiKl Htfu Patatrr*
Grainlng and Genersl Cktstrao
tors.
.ALL WORK OUAR \NTKKI) ...
Ca: ana or Or<ler>
...Otra oa a trlnl. yoo wtil rnnrw r*w?.t l?...
Ad4lreas, rion 8t. IVter 8treet,
Kli HMllMi V %
Tlione 541HH.
Nctlca tc Qult.
Landlady-To the pure all thlngs
are pure.
The BtOWard Put not to the extent
of marpai;:. and ak milk.
madam
He got his r.ili and noUce to quit
tha same I
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Furnlshed Rooms, 50c. up.
Meals, 50c. up.
THE MT. CLEMENS HOTEL
OND MINERAL BflTH HOUSE
AMERICAN AND
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Phone, 245.
Has opened its doors for
the accommodation of
COLORED PEOPLE
that may come to Mt. Clem
ens in the future for thelr
Health and Treatment
on Rheumatism.
lt is the only Hotel and
Mineral Bath House own
ed and conducted by a
colored man at any of the
health rescrts in the Un
ited States.
ajBjr-Writc f?r Sj>ecial Ratcs."^*,
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48 VVelts St., - Mt Clemena, Mich.
K?tablteh~t muu 'Phoae 41AO.
JOHN FOXEL,
D*?ai?v iu Geoeral Llne of
i aJNH IM) HTUM.B GROCKKIE8,
KOTIOV* IKISII MKATS. G|.
<aKH. Tt>BAOOO, 1CE,
VVOOD. OOALs Ae.
118 OH HT KK'HMOND, VA.
PBaaanl An Astrologleal
Readlng aent free to anyone
enclosing two cent stamp far
mailitig chargea, etc. Send
date and month of blrtb.
Wrlte to day and addreas
PROP. J. H. HOLMES.
1" 1 r. Flaltic Avoiiuo.,
AtlanUc Oity. ML J
SCHOOL SHOES.
Capitol Shoe & Supply
Company,
No. 210 East Broad Street.
A complete stock of Boys,'
Misses,' Men's. Ladies,' &
Children's Shoes.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
Natlce!
For old papers, call on us. We
are eelllng tbem at flftaon oenta
per hundrod.
BOARDINO & LODGING
Rataa Roaaoaabla. All tha Conaforta
? ? af Haaaa 4 a,
Orrlera reoeived by lettsr or talegrapb
MRS.BOOKEK LEPTWICH.
paoPBiBTaaas.
816 la 2nd Mt., Blchmoad. Ts
Let (ls Do Your Job Work.
Neatly and Expeditiously Executed.
MRS. JOSIE A. GRAHAM
Virginia's Most Success
ful Hair Culturist.
PARLORS
IOoE. Lelgh st. - Rkh?,oa4l
Phone. 1044.
Prlvato i'artooi. CoolldentiaJ fj*^
?iew? aad Ooirespoodeana.
a THv lmr*** ?n*1 xaast np-to-data
Hair Droaala, Parlars ln RIAmoS?
The very beat preparatloaa Uatcaa
bedm.d. for tha hair. acaTfaS
bare templea. 2 5ctl p?gj "J
maii, 35cts. '
Skln Po for devetoping and besuti
Pn^w'' 8"Per?or Valvat Lfq?id
mul 5.1 f?r ,K,Tl?* *? fac? - beaa
By^N?^'25^1-^^
Oraham's Vagatablo Hair Dyo tha
fi?r?rtr?^iu" Md p"b"c ????>?
Mr.. Orakaa loinpooi t*e bmui
otw I84!6! who arU*nd P*rti?? and
ttaHr fl^ ^therlags should bav,
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VVrlte for terms to Mrs. J. A. Ora
REAL ESTATE & LOANS
Pnvate Banker and Broker,
Lornaa nearotlated on R?eJ Eaaate.
Intereat allowed on Depoaiu,
Eatatea manatred,
*?nt oollected and prompt retarna
Speclal attentiou to repaira.
Notary With Seal.
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FISH, OYSTERS AND
130 N. 1TTH ST.. IUOHMOND. VA.
ALJ. ORDERS WILa, RBCKIVal
ntOMPT ATTEXTION.
Lob? Diatanra 'I>uone, 758.
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Old Yacht Clab,
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W 111 Satiafy tha lever ef the right
naC of atlmaUaat. apecial prlcra.
We have all gradea of good Uquora,
Clgara and Ta>bavcce. Call aad eee
na.
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422 E. Broad St.,
Richmond, Virginla.
S. W. ROBINSOd
NO. 23 NORTH 18TH ST
DKATJtR jN
FINE WINES, UQUOR^
CIGARS, ?fec
taVAtl Stock Sold aa Ouaranteed.-ajka.
PROMPT ATTENT10N.
Your patronage la reepectluUy aollclted
GEORGE O. BROWN,
_ PHOTOGRAPHKR,
t?U.H.N.iadSt., BIchaioad. ?a.
Ftna Photorraphs. Traa to U*e. Hlrh elar
f*r?*i Latjfalinpt-oa-eiaaoWlii PSoloirran
te Oa?~6oor w\ir* -iaruM RaaaoaablaTsa
ZJ'U!!*' ^ Prorant 8*rrloa Pletaraa KnJarr
ad from OU notfatiras or Pho??a;raj>aa S mi
THE ECONOMY.
303?5 North Third St
taTlorIng
aa a a?.
CLBANING. DYBING ANL
REPAIRING
CHITMAN M. WHITE,
PROPRIETOR.
A. Hayes
omc* awd waajc-aooica,
727 Nofth Second StteeL
*, -JtSTDKKCK, 7*5J^pd St.
Plrat-elaas Haeka ? ! Caakals of
all dascrlptlona. I bavO tf MaaF*
room for bodlaa wbea tho MtfflSy
have not a aoltabla plaea. AH oaun
try ordora ara glvsu esecaal atten
tioa. Tour apootal attentlon la oall
?d to tbe oaw atyia Oak Oasketa.
Call and aaa aao aad yoa atiall be
waited on lndlTldaally.
177i.

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