r a
The MorQ an tOn Herald administratore" as it delights to Gospel Mission Meetim?,
I lmniA thorn tr1rnlr thPir hoarria I t meeting OI
SALE OF HALL'S STORE.
(Consolidated January 2,1899, with
THE f AKMEH g r HIKKI). ;
BY
THE HERALD PUBLISHING CO.
Gospel Mission B virtue of an trder of the Surxrior
I v a . f I 4f- a I 1... f I
afresh and sharpen anew their wooers ,s to .e iie.a at asar
ivr: Missionary Baptist Cburch, CasarJ lmlnif of 5 , ... t t
1 i i ... xt c: I ii.li ..... . i m r.i,... . w .
. . . j i . , ,. , I VlCVCiailU tUUIUV, in. V., uu I'll- iiiuuuuuirn,i wm uu juuiiu , ins
is losing no readers and-ite Bhght- QHnw Julv 2.day of July, the.same being
: ' - i uie u3 oi saie nxeii in wiu oruer, ex
O. U . , V. . Q All (ln.n.1 I . 1 . . - : 4 . . I I i.
:A GREAT SALE
j est suggestion
i . l j
the State team is of more avail m;,.: w i,,. ,n,H;aii ;n.
vited to be nresent and Darticibate
orit.if.H. This IS a condition hv no I in Hicrnccinn nnrl rrviinril rrlativ
i luuiviis iu uui lining, uul wo tau i huj u(ni'uvi v i oanK oi main tapper cm-K, a corner ot
Price $1 a Year Strictly hi Advance, see no especial gain to the good work, and especially as to the best Srna Church lot and 1 running :up said
e n . t i . I rnnr rn rmrcn in future in !Mrrt n I . .1 . .
cause or 10 to 1 in aenying u, i - r-
vol u 1 1 u a wilt iwivi vuvw i w i -
hnm, flnrf foreian field The lhJ SmJ I A'1"" infV .lhence .Cast
. o -- - 1 wuu saiu line 10 ine tx'inmnj. con lain-
dissemination of Gospel Mission J in one acre more or less, and boi njr the
:f ,um land particularly described in a deed ex-
luiuiiusiiuu amut.K iiiv H''"!"1'! wnlflKW 1 li.,.k .r..l ,if I I
e . . - . j . r Its . t . .
W. S. PEARSON, Lessee and Editor.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Advertising Rates will be Furnished
on Application.
Entered as second-class matter at the
postofflce at Morgan ton, jn. u.
the possibility of stated meetings,
Thursday, Junk 22nd, 1899.
THE COMING MAX
and we at least are not taken in
by the modest minority plane
from which the Charlotte paper
talks.. The excellent 'gentlemen
of the press who may think we for prayer, study, and council
. . .
are ot our base in the above, Trains will be met at Shelby
would do well to look over the on Thursday, the 27th, only,
home-field and catalogue the men programme.
Of their COmmimitV in Reerfit- if I t. fTnninor luith nA hnnr'e
not open, sympathy with Char- prayer service, invoking the Holy
1 ..ii. 1 a ' T J nirlt'c nniiflan
iuil uuu its uuor. j.11 uie wuuub I r'v " ,-"
"And so when the age of moral
warfare shall succeed to the age
of Tiftswinnnto crnin-DrottiTior aa enf.
t t, C o I - r r .
ceed it must in the movement to it is the other way: but the towns
higher forms: when blind eco- I 1 j..i 4. 4
- -1 . - I ouiiu tiio ucickoico ill,
;4 1 I . . o
iiuiiiiu iorces nave wrougni uieir
1 t Z J 4.;-- iHVlIJft UClOgniDB
4.43v vi lucuaiitj auu iixjuotivc;
of hatred and susDicion: when
Hall and nthor hv Iav1 if th let
day of December. 1882, as recorded in
Hook t," ire 472, in the Kt-ffisters
omce 01 llurke County, the interest or
subsequently been conveyed to said J. V.
If.ll M . a .
uau, as appears oi recoru in ine itegu
ter's oftte of liurke County.
Tcrm nf ul "(1 mr rpnt rmcVi rn
of sale, balance in six months, evidenced
py note witn approve! security, bearing
interest at fi rvr fpnl f r. .m i',ii nf sl..
title retained until purchase money is
Wherein dots the Mission
" . D a ..... lully paid. Purchaser has the option of
least the Board system practice, in Mission paying all the purchase money In cash.
Work, differ with the Word of God Kale to make assets to nay the debts of
Discussion onened hv Elders E. A. "'"f nln!?tJ- J" V' .IU,L .
THE FILIPINOS.
calculations and machinery and
lAITlKlTtQf inn no Ti 4-1tt trrrknirt f 1
1 n 1 1., 11I From the Baltimore Sun
web more nercelv! whfin t.h wIioIr
people in some hour of national Tliat the Filipinos are not un-
Poe and G. P. Hamrick.
t. What is the practice of the
Gospel Mission principle, in Mis
sion Work? Elder P. A. Whitener
and Prof. J. F. Herndon.
4. What do the Scriptures teacb
This 17th dav of June A- I).. 1
V HAI.I4.
Administrator of J. 1. Hall, derpasiul.
Avery &, Ervin, Attorneys.
For Om FittT Tears
e the poor little auflcrer Immediately.
tr IrnKKtata in every part of the wotltl.
ty-Sve cents a bottle, lie anrr and aak
klra. Winslow'a Soothina; Srrup,'' and
j 44 ouuiv iivui ijcaLAVruai 1
need shall seek for the man of worthy our sympathy we have the
heart and faith and truth, and hio-h antl.nritv of Admiral Dwv
who will not falter, nor lie, nor himself for airtino. whose word! UVC l send,n2 out and sus'
steal,.they shall turn hither for umself for rting, whose .words taioing Missionaries? Elders J. S.
succor in their vaster peril as they 4U""C"- Uwaltney and Wade Bostick
"" "u""'u o"po iiiuia r -j . i i 5. ia view oi me ncca oi gen I
Planter to free them from a stupid Uipinos, are far superior in their erat Gospel Mission gatherings for trlJVNT I IFF to be vim
king and a stubborn parliament, in tell; o-on and mor (.WnftfL., j .1 II Q1 1
1 j .i, 1 11 j-,. . 0 1 aiuuj .auu i-uuui.il, 13 au I VL
And they shall find him in the Self-government than the natives annual meeting likely to do more jST orous and healthy, must
Sweet lUStice of God in thfiland . . . . . . ' .
whr mM . 01 UDa5 ni a laminar witn gooa man ruia-aunaay gainer
v x v'l . 1 1 1 v 11. 1 1 1 111 n Da&Q
"Vied for over fifty year by millions of moth.
era for their children while teething, with
... . . HIV. VWIIH, .VIKIII
the a-nma, allaya all pain, enrea wind colie.
relieve ine poor lime auncrer immeaiateiy
VU 1 V4 H
Twent
lor "M
take no other kind. dec20-B7 1 T
And Commander
where onfi fir pnnviVtinn'a unVo
his fathers shunned nothing, com- DOtn races
promised nothmo-. reserved noth- x'ora. in lus recent interview.
07 1 . 1
ing, until the sublime struffffle civen throns?h the Snn. ' thns nn-
wore to a close at Appomattox." Wes upon what his snnerior offi-
The above beautiful clipping is cer has Xhe pnipinoa pic.
from a recent address of Presi- turpii ;n nuattoi M M
J j. A V 1 . 1 -r r .. I r
ueni inaermanot the University, not tlie men we are fighting; they
wno is one oi uie most original are eutirely distinct and separate
lu,,1AC" i.ens in me oiaie. t1h f lows wo Heal witn nnf
One can but remember that his
"simple Virginia planter," was
the richest man in the colonies at
the time John Adams nominated
there are not ignorant savasres
fighting with bows and arrows,
but an intelligent, liberty-loving
people, full of courage and de-
him for the Chief Command, termination. The idea tkt
. . -. 1 " -Ka - :
which would seem to show that Filinino is n nnvil, wn;a ,v,
J " hiv4v m-m m. kVl " I awa .a ICS UUO U1U g
. ...... I . .
, rnwiU1 iu piuuvi- o laistaten one. Tl.o
then as now. 1 i,4, :n--. -..j
We fear the new man will be to s-ove.m themseWea and 1,0
of the Croker and Tom Piatt or- Lone it for ti, idd
der despite the optimistic picture aithono-h nnder ti,Q t s;
drawn by President Alderman. They were the clerks, the book
If there is anvthin? certain in I , u
this age of Trusts, it is that we age(i the entire machinery of gov-
xiioiuuiug uuuer me Danner OI ernment A c 4-l.:
Hamilton to a centralism tnore I j:r . . -r
uuuuinou now, as iar as 1 can see,
and more pronounced with the they are stronger, more deter
passing years and that Virginia mined; and more skillful in the art
jtuuuro are now at a decided dis- Gf war than when theflhtin ont
mn I ' i ; , r a. , t .1 ' 1. ' w
vuut. AillB 18 not a movP.mfiTir I 4.1 r : j . -i , I dav nf Ann-net 1I7 rw1 AVA.,tl K
1 lit-', ih si m ri t-t 1 onn n a tim inyra i j -- uuu vavvuicu j
to higher forms," we resrret to k --j-8 R. m. Uilliard and ife Ajmes R. Ilil-
6 viiuo, vse regret to by, they increase in strength and 1'ard, to the undersigned administrators,
say, but It IS. thereat movement. tnnwloH i1QTr- , default having been made in the pay-
a.uuwicuge, Having nine or eleven ment of the debt secured hv
"''-a-BBftiia.a I 11 4. I J : 1 -it w m
millions 01 people to draw from. I :c' luc "wifueu wm on aioDuay,
" j - , ,r lhe 24th day of Jul" ls". ell for cash
-w a vy cfeJ
the best
ings ? Elders J. H. Cook and Z
D. Harril.
6. What periodicals should we
read and recommend to others in
order to disseminate Gospel Mis
sion principles among the people
generally?
7. How can we best prosecute
our Mission Work in the home
field? Hon. C. H. Harris and T. F
Turner.. A. P. Bcmgardxer,
Committee. -I
-7 r-
Schools la Cuba and Elsewhere.
Prof. J. P. Draughon, who recently viaited
Cuba with a view of investigating the ont-
a achool in Havana.
Cnba, next fall, on bia return visited Savan
nah, Georgia, where he arranged to open a
weU equipped Busineae CoUege Jnne 15th.
Prof. Pranghon now haa flourishing bnsi-
nhaa colleges located in Nashville, Tcnn.,
Galveston and Texarkana, Tcxaa. These
colleges have aoperior courses of instruct
ions, and special facilities for securing posi
tions. See Prof. Pranghon'a ad. elsewhere
in this issue and write for hia illustrated
catalogue. Special ratea will be given all
who enter cither of hia colleges aoon.
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
By virtue of a power of sale contained
in a certain monpage, dated tne IZtn
have
Potash
North Carolina,
liurke Countv.
SENATOR PRITCHAEiys PARK.
Some time since the Asheville
Citizen informed us of the design
entertained," it was then' said, by
Senator Pritchard and Judge
Day, late of the Cabinet, to urge
upon the next Congress the estab
lishment of a National Park in
Western North Carolina. We
were struck with the idea as one
of our own long cherished no
tions which had been given up as
, , uj ui rfuiv, lot, sen ior casn i . . ;
are armed with Mausers, to the highest bidder the one-third inter- thaiUni. WfiMta., or said f
-a , est of the said Amp It lTii;ar,i ,n.i l; and that said attachment is return;
st rifle in the world, and SnmiSSSiTSSiS at the Coun House on the flrt Mon
r better martomer, tl,flr. tha ley. deceared. said lands lvinir in I.invlllA n ovemU r In-inff Monday of
serve law and order."
Another gallant Marylander,
Lieut. Henry Page, of the regu
1 1 .
impracticable: but the wav the r army' late1 uoted m the8e
Citizen sets it forth enves a rav of column8 borne similar testi
n- '"j
are far better marksmen than the ley deceared. said lands lyinsrin Linville
c :j, 4 4. 4i i lownsnip, uurne uounty, ror a deserip-
bpaniards. At first they shot tion thereof reference is made to mort-
high and missed, but now they
1 1 . n nn 1. 4, 1 , ... 1 iin i . ... ,
uavo uitugut uu, ana aim low witn 10
HearlW efFo TU 1, j &aie to be made at the Court House
deadly effect. They have a good door in the town of Morm,.,, .i.,,..,..
rAia-rAMMi . J.-1 1 t .1 ItVlA lAiral VlOiiM i.f a-o 1 A
guv eminent now, wmcn tiiey are : " ' , , . .
. ' J I This 19th dav of Juno A D isoo
a." m - wf -' -
uperaung successtully, and pre- J. K "WILSON.
f!. It. VIVPAIll
Adm'rs of R. N. Kincaid, deceased.
Avery & brvin, Attorneys.
hope that with the right sort of
pull it may be realized. Our own
vote on location wonld Ke
ftftftA pftv 4.V1
Grandfather Mountain, the crown
of the Blue Kidge system, with
l '
ine nead waters of Watcno
inony in a letter from the front to
the Chicago Times-Herald as to
the excellence of the civil ffov-
ernment which the Filipinos have
succeeded in maintaining even in
the midst of war, and especially
in regard to their solicitude for
education. Professor Worcester,
in his book, written before Mr.
.McKinley made him a commis
sioner, compares the Tagals, the
race to which Aguinaldo belongs,
to the Japanese, and a German
writer, Ferdinand Blumentritt, in
the Deutsche Rundschau for May,
o o o
Linville, the Toe, Banner's Elk.
John's River and Wilson's Creek
taken in say 440 square miles,
troin Caldwell, Mitchell and Wa
tauga counties,
But Black Mountain with Caney
river, the South Toe anil RnrQT.o
' TV Itil
noa would do as well if the pur-
poso be. as it sh TA Vr
serve a bit of nature as it looked 8aj8 that the Mala8 of the Phil"
a i yr" -tciauuo are very intelligent
conversation last week in Char- a 8tnkmg resemblance
o 4.- v .. , , 1 10 tne Japanese. So Dgiur f-
oeuator jrritcnard on xUi
this subject, we found him alive education are tiQJ, states, that
to its importance and determined their Ptage of illiterates is
?4i . .V . two-fiftlio Vlo G: ,
wunout reierence to location to ' " f"u.
nrge the measure. -The Sapphire
region is working for it and snould
be a valuable agency in securing
tne passage of the desired legisla
tion.
Help
11 Mao
Babies and children need 1
proper food, rarely ever mcdi- j
cine. If they do not thrive
on their food something is
wrong. Thev need a little I
I help to gtt their digestive j
I machinery working properly.
Phosphoric Acid and Nitrogen.
These essential elements are
to plants, w hat bread, meat and
water are to man.
Crops flourish on soils well
supplied with Potash.
Our pamphlets tell how to bar and apply
fertilizers, and are free to alL
GERTIAN KALI WORKS.
j Naasaa 5t.. New Yarfc.
) SrPKKIOR CVlfKT,
)" Fall term, Isti'J.
Alpine Cotton Mills
vs;
Weil llroa.
In above entitled cause it annears tit
the satisfaction of the court:
(11 That defendant is non rsi.lrnt of
the State and can not, after due dilitrvnee
be served personally with summons.
i'2) That defendant has nroitertv in
this State.
(31 That nlaintilf has a catise of action
for damages for breach of contract.
(4) That lllirhmi'til has lun jn'awl
on fifty bales of collon of defendant in
it 1 . t '
iui iv r vouuiv.
(5) That nlainlitT claims to reeuvrr of
defendant five hundred dollars.
It is now tin motion of J'.lin TV P.pL-ln.
- - ------ n.. .
attornpv for nlaintitT nnlirnl llisi r.i !.
cation be made in TiieMokuaston Her
ald lor six successive weeks notifying
said defendant, Weil Hros., of said facia
rnable
Monday
v of lhe
fall term, lsn. of Iturke Supt-rior Court,
before the Judfte thereof, that plaintiff
claims five hundred doffars damages for
breach of Contract in the sale and deliv
ery of two hundred bales of cotton; and
mat puoncaiion oemadeoi ine summons
commanding the defndant to annoar at
said fall term. lHJW, on Monday. Novem
ber Oth. lbirj. at the Court 'House in
Jiorganton and answer or demer to the
complaint that will be filed during the
first three ilavi nf ttip tAiil irm . n.l
the said defendants take notice that if
tney ran to appear and answer the plain
tiffs will ai-nly to the court for the rt-lief
asked.
This May 5th. 199.
P. W. PATTON.
Clerk SutH-rior CourU
John T. Perkins,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
NOTICE!
COD LIVER OIL.
WTH HYPOPHOSPMTES or LIMES. SODA
BY virtue of mortgage deed executed
to me bv Hnwanl IVilamin I will nn
Monday, July 3rd, 1S99,
sell for cash at the court house door
in the town .f Morganton the interest of
said Howard Coleman in a certain tract
of land iu Morranton, lx?ing II acres of
lanu near ine cifi,i in Morganton where
on said Howard Coleman now lives, con
veyed to mm by aid). Tate and ad
joining lands of Laura Seagle, J. W.
ilson and Others. Terms nf cslo nek
Said land to be sold tosatisfr akilani-
due and said mortiraire. is n iristered in
book O, page 102.
This Zitil day of Mav. 1800.
W" II. PKATISUW
S. T. Pearson. Att'v. M.ritr.trl4
Greene, of the
General
United States
This being the formative period
of public opinion in so staid a
Btateas ours upon the winning ' - recenx writer m
the plav for Rr.reW Independent J
Army, who had just returned from
the Philippines, told the Ameri
can Peace Commissioners at Paris
(his testimony will be found
beuate Document No. 62, printed
with the treaty) that more than 50
per cent, of the Filipinos can read
and write; a recent writer in the
83
- VHV J J-WJ. IflfBJ I w
tion upon the nart nf ti,Q m,.. Per cent' A he proportion of lit-
I orafaa m T4-l : i r
issues of 1900 the play for posi-
lotte Observer and several of its
hostile contemporaries is of more !f
than tie mortal 5
r""1 toi. xuo yj r-
server continues to insist that its
notions of men and thineB are in
the highest degree unpopular with
the party managers, which admis
sion causes all its "guardians and
erates in Italy is only 58 per cent.,
in Russia 31 per cent., and in
in, according to the census of
1887, only 28 per cent.
"Persons wishincr to'chano.
their advertisements must leave
wVJ cuange Deiore 0 a
on day before publication.
m.
THE RILATO CANNING OUTFIT.
1
will generally correct this 1
difficulty.
If you will put from one
fourth to half a teaspoonful f
in baby s bottle three or four 1
i' ...
in 1 umes a aay you will soon see
a marked improvement. For I
. .....
larger children, from half to
I a teaspoonful. according to
age, dissolved in their milk,
if you so desire, will very
soon show its great nourish
ing power. If the mother's
milk does not nourish the
baby, she needs the emul
sion. it will show an effect
at once both upon mother f
and child.
foe and Si.oo. alt dnuefata.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
'-'
- .1 - : .. I
Fifty Cana Free With Every
Outfit.
Simple in Construction.
Does Perfect Work.
Old copper and brass takes in nckut
at cash pricca.
DURABLE AND CHEAP.
CANS ALLKIXDS FRUITS & VEGETABLES
With Perfect Bnceeee.
Big money for farmers in can
ning tor market. Two
or more families can
one outfit. .
Will keep a anpplj oi extra cans of an aiacs
on hand.
H. R. BRIDCERS, Agt.
OF MEN'S SUITS !
$5.ob, $7.50 and $9.75 Pcr Suit.
They arc well worth $7.50
$10.00 and $15.00, and arc
comparative priccsonc would
not expect, except at the sea-,
son's end. Wc give them
now, when you need the suits
most. Can you resist such a
sirong inducement; these
suirs are made in the most
superb manner of fine Wor
sted Shcviots, in the latest
checks, stripes and ovcrplaids.
Men's Pants from 35c. up.
Men's Shirts from 25c. up.
Our imported Madras Shirts
at $1.00 arc the handsomest
and best wc know of, at even
a half dollar more. Our Silk
Bosom Shirts with silk from
armholc to armholc and
down to below the belt, are
$1.00: Crash Hats 25.
Our btoro will c!so during July and August at 7 o'clock, p. m.
Saturdays excepted.
LAZARUS BROS.
DAINTY LAWNS
FOR SUMMER DRESSES !
Arc very much in de
mand rieht now, and
our line is composed
of the newest patterns
on the market-
OURSEVEN and TEN CENT LINES
Are all that you will
find elsewhere for 10
and 1 5. Call and see
them now. You arc as
welcome to look as to
trade.
IE JLm JnftSLriits
Morganton Male Academy.
A permanent and thoroughly equipped school for the
education of boys in those subjects necessary for teaching
in tne puouc scnoois. or lor cntiancc to any higher institu
tion of learning in North Carolina.
All departments under manaec-ncnt of experienced and
graduated instructors. Especial attention of parents is
called to the successful work of the Primary Department.
Address,
B. R. PAYNE, Principal.
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Can Earn Lots of Money
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oq our cloths. We offer you a good
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ltbeum, Ferer 8ore, Tettr
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td. It in guaranteed to gire per.
rectaatinfaction or tnouej refanded
Trice 23 cenU per box. For ale
hj John Tall.
miUMMMM tMtttMHH Httit44..
! MRS. A, P. WHITENER 1
....fjlse::usl wiuiiut....
Our Store is a triumpli of
latest new cre.itions in MilHncr
Our Nets, Ribbons, Flowers -,-
Sailors arc things of beauty.
work guaranteed first-class. Visits
arc under no obligation to purchit
beacusc of their inspection.
broidery. Corsets, Silk Waist P..
terns, Silks for Skirts alwavs in su
Cmti'inrr trill Mijt um ly .il fX.,V
tLrnx
Smokeless Powder
Is used to avoid attracting the atir--
of the enemy. With us wc use the 1
kind that you may know the location c f 7
batteries. You inspection of evcrv v.;
of our store is desired. Why not a:
our fire ? It means the saving of ir.ir.v;
dollar to you. You have only to trvr
way of doing business to appreciate the vi:
you get with every purchase.
IT IS
WORTH YOUR WHILE
to look into this matter. Cish with us :
our creed. Wc buy with it onlv anJ sC
lor it only. And wc get panic stuff with r.
at a figure no one can match. This :r:
proof :
We sell you a thou
sand articles almost
for one cent that oth
ers charge you 5 for.
A pockel knife others sell for 50 cents v.:
sell you for 20c. A suit of clothing others
charge $ 1 o, wc sell for $5. A hat cthc;
stores charge $1.50 to $2, wc sell for p:.
Would you like more positive proof. b
over our stock and be convinced. All cu:
stationer' and books at an equal sacrifice
ne ppiee af? tF3.
Notice of First Meeting
of Creditors!
Io the Ihamet Cmrx f the t6itNj
fo the Wi,m thautct oC
urth CAivJittA.
IX UAKK&UrrCY.
Io the matter of 1
l" A'r 'kmpty.
To the Credium of J. II. rera. cf
UUK o the Cuwnty of Iturke
and district afrJ4 tav&kmpt:
Nude U hereby rlrrn that t the 3!t
wasdoly adjud bankrupt aa4 thai
the Cm meeting of Lit creditors wta be
.k r 7 ' J". at 10 o elck la
the foreoooo, at which Una the aA,d
creditors may attetd. prove their cUlau.
apr-jlm a trustee, etamlne the baakrurt
and transact such txher buaioeaa aa Kiay
frorerly oome before said meetiax
. , la Itaakmptcy.
MorfantoQ JaoeSth. I&W.
NoticeTown Taxes.
-KI,.wt1r,IOQ, bo ar
Uh their Uxea art) bertbj ooU-
ned that they noil come forward
and make ae.Uea.ent at once or I
1 proceed to collect by Uw. Tbe
town oeeda money to derayVnall.
Px"Po- A word to tbe w be
U anfflcient.
J. Ii. AKDEIlSOy,
Ta Collector.
CuLORADA AND mil
Lew txm Are Otltrti to
St, Louis to M. Vato ti n
torn r.C 50.
St. Loot to Co!ot4 J
and retoro, 92GLQ.
St. Looia to Denrer ti r:
SCGftVO. St. Looia to Gleo-l l i
and retoro, frJSiO.
lUiea from MrmpLis
btgber tbao St. Looia r.',
on aaJe Jone 23tb, and r
aale until Joly llib. TUi k
bear final limit of Octo'.tr
A Goldeo Opportonity toti"5
West.
Oo aame dates, Jote S-VV. i
July Utb. we will i
and ttaJt Lake City, at e
daas far, plos tlx) for It" rc
trip, Final limit of Heir: ' ,
l0 daja from dat4? of a:?.
The Mitaoori Fcjc U.:?
rnna aolid trao erery t!y
year to Denrer witboct ciatf
Write to
I. E. RLULANDKU.
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