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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-10

Billings Troupe Leonard, a we'll
known citizen Of Taunton. Massachu-
sets, dropped dead In the street, FRI
day morning. A large black bottle
half full OF rum, which tumbled out OF
his pocket as he fell, told tho whole
story.-E1ehangs.
Aud this In the heart Of the land Of
steady habits and the Maine Liquor
Law. B. 4. L. must have been a
reckless old soaker, or tho liquor OF
that land Is terrible stuff. Nobody
ever gets dropped AFTER that public
style In Gold Hill. Our rum ID better.
Any experienced Gold Hitler can walk
on with half a black bottle Of rum In
him quite comfortably without drop
ping dead in the street, let it be FRI
day or any other day. Perhaps B. t.
L.. with his "largs" black bottle, was
only dead-drunk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-10

OK tho first OF next month, accord
ing to latest kilograms 5000, 900 OF the
new postal cards will be ready for de-
livery aud circulating for general use.
They will be three by five and an
eighth inches In size and will bear a
one cent stamp and the water mark
III. S. P. O. D." No doubt these
pretty cards will be very unique and
convenient. but private correspondence
with them will be awkward. and we
doubt their becoming very popular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-10

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-.As George
Sims, a young man OF about eighteen,
was duck shooting over Jordan, on
Sunday, while in a crouching position
and drawing the gun towards him,
muzzle forwards. it accidentally dis
charged the loading Of shot taking eft.
feet In front and plowlng a way down
through the abdomen to the thigh. He
was badly hurt, but 1t was believed
not fatally wounded.-SaH Lake Her
aid. ADril s.
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MORE ASBESTOS FousD.-A Mr.. Der

MORE ASBESTOS FoUND.-A Mr.. Der.
~. on his way to Phoebe from San Der.
nardino. CAL, says the Phoebe Record
Of April 6, procured specimens Of the
finest asbestos we ever examined.
The snow-white fibres are as fine aud
flexible rs silk. He thinks the depos.
its are quite extensive, but they are
distant from hsre-probably three hun-
bred miles away. Mr.. Berry also
brings In some of the richest specimens
Of silver and copper ore we ever saw,
which he found In prospecting between
here aud Southwestern California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-10

STATE SENATOR c. E. SHEPPARD, OF
New Jersey, has been arrested and
bald to bail to answer the charge of
having received a bribe Of 81. 500 from
a railroad corporation. He Is charged
with taking tho money and then vot-
ing against the proposition for which
he was paid to vote.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-10

SOME poor Congressman, we are
told, "whom the $1,000 back pay APP
preparation LEFT as poor as ever" have
sold their copies Of tho Medical and
Surgical History Of the Rebellion for
800 apiece. As each member was en-
titled to eight copies Of the work, the
vendors have made a good thing Of is.
It cost the Government $l25 a copy to
print the book ; but why find faul,
when 1t has probably been placed
where IL will do the most good?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-10

Mr.. DouaI.Ass, Commissioner OF In
t.rpai Revenue, has issued circular
announcing that from and after May
LIST. all special taxes assessed on distil-
lars ar brswers and dealers In malt or
-Sermented liquors. tobacco, ETC., will
be REQUIRED to be paid In stamps, III
lien OF the payment Of licenses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-10

A WoAAN TO BE HANazp.-Miss Su-
san Eberhart has been sentenced to be
hanged at Preston, Georgia, on the ID
Of May. tho Supreme Court having re-
fused to interfere in her behalf. With
the assistance Of her parsmour. E. f.
Spann, she murdered the latter's wife
under circumstances of disgusting hor-
ror. 1t Is high time that some Of the
female fiends who have so long taken
advantage Of their sex to seek immu-
nifty from punishment for bloody
crimes should be made examples OF.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-10

An Indianapolis woman has notified
several soda-water vendors not to sell
her husband any more Of that seduc-
tive compound OF sugar, water and
wind. His organism Is 80 sensitive
(she says this) that the promise Of a
drink OF whisky .intoxicates him, and
two glasses Of common soda causes
him to step higher than a hsrse with
the string-halt, and his spirit TO soar
amid the stars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-10
wokAN SUFFRAGE

The friends OF the woman suffrage |
movement are reviving their energies
and efforts In the cause With a moro
hopeful view to ultimate success than
thew have entertained for some time
70, past. The Convention now In session
at San Francisco Is composed Of rather
inharmonious elements, yet might &C
complish good results in case those con-
- tentlous elements could be properly
controlled and harmonized. 1t Is these
very incongruous and irrepressible ele-
ments entering into and leading the
~ movement on this coast which have
operated 50 d~etrimentally to the cause,
A. lostit many Of its best friends, and to
honest, fair dealing, rejecting minds
weighed As An argument against the
expedlency Of woman suffrage. In
the East better and moro harmonious
and influential elements compose and
lead the movement.
The twsnty-ffth anniversary OF the
Woman Sufragisss will be held 10
New York on the 9th Of May. All
the most noted and influential leaders
OF the movement will be present and
participate, and the occasion Is ex.
pected to b enc OF unusual interest
and fraught with potent future results
beneficial to the cause. Lucretia Mott
e and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who
called the first Woman's Rights Con-
5,suvention, at Seneca Falls, in 1s4S, will
b present to give their "reminiscences
% OF that interesting occasion. That
tun CONVENTION was considered so unim-
~ portant IS to DO scarcely even noticed
BY the local press Of the time; but
. : great changes have been wrought In
tho human mind since then, and
throughout the civilized world the
question of woman's rights Is freely
considered. and equality for woman
demanded. From \ circular on the
subject from the National Woman
Suffrage Association, which lies before
us, VIC extract the following:
4 III, In the United States, Woman Suf-
ar frage Is the chief political question OF
the hour. Great Britain ID deeply agt-
tat.d upon the same topic; Germany
has Princess at the head OF Its Ma
tional Woman's Rights organization.
Portugal, Spain and Russia have been
aroused. In Rome, an immense meet
Ing. composed Of the representatives OF
democracy. was recently called
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-10

EVERY boy In GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Is
practicing with bones. preparatory to
studying for an lend man. when he
goes to college. 0a4 go. .eN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-10

TEE virginia Evening Chronicle
completed the first year Of Its existence
day before Yesterday. I tlooks healthy
aud says 1t Is.
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Marriage..

EDWARDS -sToUTENBERa- In yirrini,
City, April s, Mt st. Paurs Church, Arthur w.
Edwards to Evelyn P. Stoutenberg.
Whitaker, Frederick 0est to Minnie Burcklin.
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TODAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMArNINa M.THE GOLD HILL POST
II oflce April 10, 1873. II not called for In
Que month they will DO sent to tho Dead Letter
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ODD FELLOWS BUILDING,
VIRGINIA.

Csmmiltes Of I~nvitntten.
William N Hall. N W Grand Master;
III Stern. OF wildey Lodge. NO.:
Thomas p Mack. OF Silver City Lodge, Mo-;
SD Baker. W F Sheppard, OF Mount Davidfon
George Tufy. Of Carson Lodge, No;4;.
WilIlsm N Hill, Of Dayton Lodge. NOD;
CNoyscoyich, OF Rsmeralda Lodge, No; o;
DL Smith, J P F!annipgham, Of NEVADA
Lodre, No. z;
% how'd. or washoe Lodge, Nos:
RI Horton, Of Austin Lodge. No. s:
Joseph Smith, B Frank Wallace, OF virginia
L1 Tsea s'' sSCphy, ] Gray, of Olive Branch
John Randall, OF Parker Lodge. No. 10;
m Elder, Of Truckee Lodge. No. u;
J W Duncan, Of Genoa Lodge, No; LII;
JESabine. pa X OF Humboldt Lodge. No.i6;
John 8 Nicholson. OF Hamilton Lodge. NO. III
W. Harvey, Of Elko Lodge. No. 49,;
Shoemaker. OF Reno Lodge. No: ~:
RG Kitxmeyer. OF Capitol Lodge, No. 20;
Grass, Of Buena vista Lodre. No. q:
W davenport, Of Eurcka Lodge. No. ~;
SW Wright. Of Phoebe Lodge. No. %;
Levy, or Utah Lodge, Mol. Utah;
" Hayden, OF Salt Lake City Lodge, NOR, U.
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{ FIRST.CLASS ENGINEER,

|nEcENTLY ARRIVED FROM THE EAST,
Racompetenta and experienced mechanic In
every respect. desires 70 obtain Q SITUATION At
where engineers are required. Can DO found 1t
tho Temperance House, South street, Virginia
Apply
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FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
/. F. BERRY

DEspEcTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II q candidate for Town Marshal OF Gold Hill
at the coming, election. subject to the decision
OF his fellow citizens. ap9 to-
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FOE TOWN MARSHAL.
THOMAS KELLY

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL q candidate for the once Of Town Marshal
OF Gold Hill at the coming election, subject to
the declaInn Of the nannlA. Ap9 ID
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RIsor Director.

CRED RosETTE.)
D Addison, Of Mount Davidson Lodge, nc. 3.
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C,nmtu,ee Of reception.

Csnmittee OF Reception.
" (wurTE RosETrEs)
L Diehl, OF Mount Davidson Lodge, No.. q;
II Block. OF Nevada Lodge, No. Z
Geo r Ford. OF Virginia Lodge. No. 10:
Geo Henning. OF Olive Branch Lodge, No. IL;
OF Barber, OF Parker Lodge, No, IL.
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FIssr Managers.

.r EIssr Managers. ~
u. 1904. (BLuB RosETTEs) ai
ia Atkinson, OF wildey Lodge, MOL;
PIT Kirby. OF Silver City Lodge, No. %
c Goodman. OF Mount Davidson Longe. NOS;
yB Whitcomb. OF Nevada Lodge. MOI;
OC Mundell. Of Washoe Lodge. No. s;
TLLamb, Of Virginia Lodge, No. l0;..
VIM Hewlett. OF Olive Branch Lodge, No. II;
George Emmett, N Loynachan, oil Parker
Lodge, No. Is.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Batterman. RH Taylor, OF Mount David
Geo Il Morrison, of Nevada Lodge, No :.
TICKETS. admitting gent and Ladder, $40
IGG Qncluding supper.) . Pa
n- Tickets may be obtained Of the Com.
'mittee Of Arrangements, at the Nutic storc.
OF r. L. Higgins. and at the Book Stores OF
W. II. Burial and 8. $. Atchison. mh25 I'd
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.PIPER's OPERA HOUSE

f"'Na.
~ CsanIuss Of l%nvitstIsat
vnsn1A CtrY-J7J Cooper. Jss Malone.
Thos Buekner, Gen Battsrmsu. Capt Donovan,
Capt B A1ald, Capt 0sslstea, elJls Kelly !r,
TAAikinson, Abs Ed{inItoa. IL Mea9ln,
3 Psrrsnd, Jaces Young Jr, John Piper. John
Henderson, A Tribe. Thes Alchorn, jas
Fair, &c Cutris. 7 Lamb. Henry Piper. Do
Atkisol, Dan 'DeQuille, J @ Harlow. ELamb,
L Dickson, Dennis Nevin. Jos Stewart, d n
Ysssy. Lynch; l,ss RsSdln!; EF gei Rss = I
DR. Bronson, DR. = n Enssls. W. Sheppard,
j Rosonbroek. Edward Cody. Mstt CAnayan,
Matt Senate, Vim 6kyrrne, Tom Moore, John
Doyle, ] T Riordon, Barney Clark. Chas Zieglsr,
Rush, Tom Moran. 9 Schwsb, MARX strsuss;
J9 Shirley, A Aurich, L schoenfeldt, John =
Young Ben LAckey, John Lan6Rrhn. Dennis
Moriirty, Patrick Wenin, Geo Hanbrdge.
GOLD HnL-Abs Jones. VIM Gibsou; J Bish,
st. sT To. T Hsriin. VIM T.s,srses Sam Jones,
Tom Flagler, Capt T Q Taylor. chasM Kohler.
Judge Wright, John Kellogg. PJ Tulley, Hank
Smith. Ar Doten, Fred Asrohn. ia. &.
snyEs crrr-D l. HastLngs; G Augustine,
Paul Gross. G MeDunis, T n Hart. q
CARSON crrr-col Abe Curry. W Hobart,
Jerry Schooling. Gus Lewis, B g Whitman, Dan
Madden, II Gilmore. 40 "
DArroN-John Powell, DR. Hazlstt, Charles
Grubsr. d.ta l"f'-' NE '
y y gag ~ Flser Managers ri.
JP Bell, jas Brown. Tom Graesy, A Aurieh,
J J Naughton. Lem Cohen, Dennis Moriarty,
Thos Alchorn, P,W Donovan, A. Pessley.
e Flssr Dirsetsri bloc n 3
TIE Atkinson. br.rY g.
fha.a -
I, Tho Music for this occasion will be furnished
By RUSS INGRAHAhfB BAND. apt I'd
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ENOUNCEHENTs
FOB TOWN MARSHAL
o TOWN MARSHAL,
HUGH rREcoNINc

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II a candidate for the Office OF Town Marshal
Of Gold Hill at the coming election, subject 10
the decision or The people APPS I'd
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- .%ooaIoAAET e
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-30

ttn1. llsN INA young Me., be natirf.
lpd Into, md retained IN. TIN 4. \. -
is0 l,a.ti.al questions suggested by
my one
900. Adjourn.
IsEAlNa.
700. Open mir eycfclscs.
kttu. Devotional,
tiau, lluuia..s meeting, Appointing
nsmlnAilng committee, AZ.
re3. l.n minute addresses Oh practical
subjects.
Thursday Morning, June nth.
MO. i,p.aiionui--l.old, Increase our
ialih.
". lTs nrerLIs.
ONO. What have they hcon
DiW. Win. may w expect them ~
bry
Oa0. shall w receive what W. ex.
pcet'
1000. blackboard exercises.
Y. Irs nkwAnnr.
iOia. snperin.unden.s, has yours been
lalrf lost
iu.Ju. Teachers. have you worked for
naughty
ipih, Pastors, WIN, has 0cn your
rceon,rrnary
llll5. Wnon VIZ have passed through
death III lifu, whit rewards from Him TOR
Mhnm WI WorkY
ilt.iO Praise meeting, TorIc---Na work
with Christ, III Christ, Tor Christ, l.t IN
hl.rs Him that w an "aoeanntcd
worthy anA ask The constant help vi
III. Holy Spirit.
I'm. Adjourn.
AFTERNOON.
Devotional, llclOrt of nominating
committee Election of officers Chll.
dtcns meeting.
ftOOP. n. Otrn MIR services.
EvENixa.
500. Devotional.
sis0, Opening Question Box, address
~. par,Ingr. 6r.
NurK- -kpcskcrs Aro kindly but car.
nes.ly rqursicd - m rHErAnkD. 70 "
gin immoiiatslv witA hur suiyes. without
prul,mlnarlua Or apologies, and " eivsf
promptly " tho expiration " their
time
rivc mInMtes wlll hc pll0weA ~ the
speaker who opens any discussion. aud
three minulea cach ID thosa WIN follov.
WIN Howard, GAIckaaaw, Floyd. Cur
70 0or.o, Worth Mnh Hancock county
papers pksse copy IN sach Issue until
! cnnsvntloni
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FAet rAss sasessAs~wswss sAss AsAs
s~is shew y fsAsls tAes ssss psAsss
ls@ 49, ~Aaw tiss hsts ~ ss~s !.
~. 81 - Atst w. r.ssAAs So.
IsasAs ~ssA sAsms ~Aase fsssssasi -
~Hsss - seAlis 'hsss .vwe ntsns e.
tA~ms - saiss rrKirrseA, h~HsH~
sAsst y nssAsar = le sssnsA II tsa~
ss.s rlass Nw tlte~~ n NJ rMaith
w. asr@ss serAinvs rss+a " sAT
ss~etslee a 4 fsHsal sltrls Il .sns.
halss ~, wasfal MreAts \, wAseA
u,hes ssmslplArs nsLlaa listie " ths
ettis lssnsiss provided Y, ,A,sit an.
nitssA entsrssIasfs' On, whas asaes
lls N sha ltAs, III ,hgs rraA -
fruit.
lfsaa wish l. hs harrs. spa mas
slra ,he ,less IA ,em heme " these
sua rs,rrm "A hse, Vim mast tak~
faf ycas ffieals ,hure wha ta., YIN
ina must, however tieh, make your
entertainments opportunities for sacial
meetings, anil NJ, occasions f.r display.
And Ii il far lwi,sr ta have beneath
,uur tutf thrsr who ARE lanorca anil
ramtpr,etl ~ sear hospitality, than
ihuse whe cenlcseea'l IL ,pu because
yva cuur, them rursc-rruua isnt
rance Il always Tie likcliesi t. fancy
itself every poo, persons superior, and
yen probably would Mt rceegniar real
superiority Ny an, thing In i,s manner
any more than the old css woman ct
whom Queen Victoria. In muslin
dress aud straw bonnet purchased eggs
who apelprixcd for her ignorance
BY explaining that shc did
not cxpce. 70 soc ller Majesty without
n crown. And yos may often enter.
tain angels FROM tho aris,ocrary quite
unaware.
Society, A. Il for the most part cx-
lists IN America to-day. il only bore
There Il seldom circle of very distin-
guishcd mud brilliant people, but only
cold, formal collections Of wcll-.lrcSsc,l
pcrsols, who take littlc interest ili any
thing. and ~ out m duty they owe
10 their ncwclothcs and jewels, IL you
can collect together three or four friends
whc arc agreeable, who aro witty, who
like you and eaeh other, you have
whit society people can seldom give
you, whether those thrcu Or four are
somebedics or nubodics
MAHy kYLE DALLAS.
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W no shall I.lyci
Many kYLE DALLAS.

The struggle for comforts, luxurics
money. power, ,fame, was never moro Intense
than now but tho competitive strng-
glc ior life, " which biology tells ", l.
among men a far different thing from
wha, |. was during tho middle ages.
Tho struggle for life. IN tho strict rense
uf tho word. has almost csasrd among
the people II cl,ri.tendom IN spite
u tho poverty VI the poor, they are mol
often starved ID death IN lamin.- Or by
imprayidencc m of old. Wroielicd
M their condition II. II II not neglected
BY philanthropy. Tho cnormou. char
tiles of Christen,lom reach, In one firm
or another, q majority of .l,osc WIN arr
In danger 4 starving. and rrolong lives
which nj hest are shortened by suffer-
ing, Tho natural law ntduins that
weak organisms shall perish Ia epmrs.
ti,ion, anl thai thc iittest shall III gna-
cral survive theuL This stem yet
betciicrnt law rlill controls all tho lpN-
cr forms IL HE: but II tends strongly 10
become imperative upon tho luna,,
-ppcics. Among animals, Among plani
among savage men, tho iittud Maisil.
uals still survive. but tho care II
civilization IL to preserve the nniltest,
With IN II IA 40 longer luct,ipn ~
intelligence. of strength, of health.
| Lilc Ia held to he ts own excuse fl
being. though thu. lifc he a nosions
onc. Civilized men are doing their
utmost T. pnt stop 70 vital comle.
tition. The ~ntimcnalisls cry out
againpt the elimination of d single vicious
and forfeited life BY capital punishment
Nature strives to refine ~, ~ puigc
ont III. iro,s II mon hy tho acti.n q
penal fires. Man laboriously obstructs
hcr attempt; ho picks up tho rejected
refuse. casts Il back again into tic
crucible. aud calls tho act philanthropy
II natural selection were permitted q
have Il. own why, thero would b. moro
hope Of human Improvement. but tbs
most earnest work " our day II g. sc.
euro tho survival u tho nnfttcrs.
Tho Value II l.ifc," by DR.. Coau,
In Galaxy Cor juno.
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society.

or all empty, sain and worthless
efforts, that Il ealiivasing soe,cty mere.
" for tho sake u having certain wall.
known names upon onc's visiting li.l.
il tho most ridiculous. II iaa waste d
timo patience and money. Domestie
happiness and friendly hospitality are
thereby cast aside, and lifs Il spent In
tho drcaricst sort Of acting. for whiel,
onc receives neither tho applause u
others. nor VI his Or her own eon-
scioncs.
Many family. collectively and In,
diviiually. work los this falso end.
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I NrsMtN AMsA ~ sMs lotA
WeAs.

#s@Mas&
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w sss NAsAt sAAssa Fs@sss teks
Ahss e. Waa ~ svvss - essss.
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vAAs 81 - ~ .sms~ 49, tsltA.
tes I AsNss iAes sva ~ sss s.~s
til sf. l#AiFa sta weHsAswsn. sm a.
estftrat .st#sAh t4tA sfsht Meas# ssassa
s@Afag trsla ~ ~tAe mss H. ssh D. II
wwtA hsNisAsgl sfa ssiexrnsAs A.
FattA hal W W. snsts A. lasa hti
uhns ssaa " TNny 'alsa is~, ~, ~ n
eAtshes nis iasA Fsa-~
i'm ra,sAin laek a ,hs N aave braves.
Ant e~eA sht sslk Il shv lava caves,
Mhsa eDAts IN eas their heals
~ A1@A# VI tA' s1af8F ~ wv A0Hsa
When stand ar the Iietv,s all stare
1hF fiskeis all siats,
The Iirkess al stare,
When ! stand ar the rieAvss al stare
And then run back 10 The arm,
tuh, yes lasiies eni een,lsmea, hi,
medicine ,naa kiilcm., hr going IN es vi
Malae chief. a vne square msal, MT L,
make he leo maehce hight Al San franeisr,
.sleeraph man, AMI sl.oo, bomhsh.ll a
Nular sqaaw, and ~ealp only deal inrlr
Charley Ugh Captain jack. he hnlle,
by With glass eyes Captain klllrm, b,
played oal On lis lnc-~all summer time
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The L. &. Y. y. \. Association
will holl its annual meeting IN III.
NJ. II. church. crcsco. Iowa, We'd.
ne-lay mud Thursday, june la,h
and iD,h, ls1a.
Our Crcseo friends arc awake
and III earnest. They urgently 70
laV.t Nil Workers and friends ol
tho =. \. causu--ladies IN we'll IN
gsntlemcn--~in tho district or out ot
y, - come, promising hospitality
free and full. Shall W. ,lisappoint
them !. M! fric.,ds, l,t us NIL
lny aside our business mud bo there
viii, full ranks. il not tho object
oi' sufficient Importance 10 warrant
tho sacrifice ot time Wqaircdy
PROGRAMME.
Tuesday Evening, June nth.
Reading scripture Singing Prayer.
Greeting and responnc,
Appointment II business committee.
Address hy ises. a. hush.
Wednesday Morning. June 18th.
si;lO. Prayer meeting.
sOO. Rcl"n of business committee.
"Oo. Why did yon como hercy
O00. Verbal lepor,s ~ schools
po1. Recess hand shaking, c,c.
TllE SABBATH scioot Wonk.
|. MnArniry
1000 IL opportunities
luti5, IL responsibilities.
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lcsson for June 18th.
1900. QnestIon Dox Adjourn.
AFTERNOON.
200, Devotional.
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meeting hlsclass.
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scholars.
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Mhnlars.
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