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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-23
MormOnism and Soap.
Salt Lake Tribune.

salt Lake Tribune.
Elder Scraggs spoke in a meeting few
evenings ago on 'Home Industries and Di-
vine Inspiration" He spoke from the
text: Cleanliness is next to Goodness. "
Elder Scraggs having a short time ago
purchased an interest In a soap factory, his
remarks, it will be seen, had a particular
leaning soapward. He sail: MY breth-
rem, nothing which God has put into the
mouth of the inspired writers was ever
said amiss The idea comes with almost
miraculous adaptation to the present stir
ring epoch when there are so many that
doubt the inspiration OF the word and do
not use soap. Now, We should all take the
truths of Scripture home to our hearts and
use none but soap made here in Salt Lake
There are other soap factories here In Salt
Lake, but none that do as mine can.
succeeded in the soap business because |
have faith in the revelations of the Divine
word. My receipt was a
revelation direct from Heaven.
We read i'm the good book of angels clad
in raiments Of shining white, and | have
no doubt in my mind that the same sor,
of soap is used in heaven as am now re-
failing at ten cents bar. although / have
cheaper grade for the country trade
Every mans soul is like a dirty towel
which has been used for two weeks. I,
needs the cleansing process to make j,
white. We must be cleansed in the work
Of repentance and faith, and put RICH,
through the wringer of affiiction, which, by
the way, reminds me that Brother Boggs is
now selling the Excelsior Wringer, better
a good deal than Smiths old rickety ma
chimes, who is now an apostle for the true
faith, and the spirit of the Lord abideth
not in him. Unless you patronize the men
who are i'm the faith the doors Of salvation
open not unto you, and your soul will
roast in the everlasting damnation of hell
My soap is now being made plain and
scented, and put up in convenient pack
ages. We will now sing the 4S4th hymn
The Lord will wash my guilt away, with
the choir standing"
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The Old-Fashioned Mother.

You remember ner do you not? That
sweet woman who used TO minister to you
when YOU were wee child who used to
heel all your sorrows with n soft and ten
der kiss who used to battle your tired
feet when the evening sun was low In the
west, and after attiring You in the clinging
folds of soft, white night dress heard you
say, Now lay me-" and then-oh, blessed
then-pressed you to- her soft bosom and
sang cooling lullabies until your tired eyes
closed in the blessed slumber of innocence
and peace You remember, too, do you
not, what an atmosphere of fragrance there
always seemed TO hover about her,
something like hundred leaf
rose, or a modest Glove pink, and vet it
the pure charm of a lovely, devoted
you had flown from the home nest, out
into the world and there had been wound
ed almost to death-you remember, when
you came back, broken-winged, desolate
despairing, how much her plying sympa-
thy helped you to bear, helped you to new
hopes, plans and purposes? All! she did
not understand the mysteries of Verdi
or Bach, but she knew the teachings of a
Christ and her life was hymn as beauti-
full, as pure and as masterful as truth it.
self. Somehow she has almost gone from
us and in her place there is the woman who
leaves her young to the hireling and, with
gay attire and Haunting air, finds comfort
in the society of the chance acquaintance,
or questionable intimate But while life
lasts you will remember, and with tear-wet
eyes will say, "God bless the dear, old
fashioned mother
Rosa PEARLE
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THE LAW AND GOSPEL.
Judge Burkhart And the Colored
Preacher-The Former Temp
ers Mercy to the Latter.
: FIRE OF SUNDAY MORNING,

The circuit court, while in session al
Columbia, presided over by the well-knowu
and popular jurist, Judge q. W. Burk.
hart Is Judge On the bench. Next to a full
and impartial administration of complete
justice, the Judge enjoys a Joke. and he
frequently enlivens the long and tedious
session OF court 0y spicy stories that are
enjoyed immensely by the bar.
Illustrative of the judges iondness fol-
the humorous. a characteristic incident &C.
CURED one morning on the opening oi
court. A colored preacher had been in
dicted for marrying a couple without the
necessary license first having been OBJ
tanned. The case was called and their al
tOrney, General Gentor, after appropriately
and felicitously imploring the mercy of the
court, entered plea OF guilty for his eli
ent. The judge thereupOn rendered his de-
cision as follows:
1t seems, from the statement of Gen.
GentOr, that the defendant was ignorant OF
the statute requiring license before uniting
in wedlock the applicants for connubial
bliss. And while ignorance of the law
furnishes no excuse for a violation of it.
still | am of the opinion that there are
some mitigating circumstances in the case
of the defendant
He sees before him a strong and stall
wart specimen of hi, race and BY his side
the sable and willing partner of his choice,
both casting wistful and expectant
glances into the blisSful sea of matrimony
whose peaceful and inviting bosom is now
swelling and undula,ing just before them.
He Is preacher of the gospel and highly
recommended for his moral character and
unswerving integrity. a great part of his
mission on earth is TO bring comfort and
consolation To his fellow beings, and the
court is of the opinion that ii he had re-
fused To unite them then and there, he
would have shown lack of the milk of
human Kindness SD necessary In the char
acter OF good preacher.
| will therefore, assess the lowest pen
atty.
The defendant is fined one dollar. and I
recommend the officers to remit the costs
Ii Is unnecessary To say that the costs
were promptly RENTED. and the defendant
went away happy man.
-CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector
free.
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The Church Militant.

y rom Detroit TIE Pre>S-
One summer i'm the years agOne,
while camp meeting was in progress
In Eaton county, there arrived on the
grounds bully, named Miller, who
had made u vow to break up the whole
business. The elder heard the news
with calm composure, and as soon as
at liberty he hunted up a worldly
friend of his own, and asked:
Friend Smith, didn't you use to
fight in your younger days."
"Ah! elder, ] have had many a
turn with the boys"
"And what is the effect of sudden
blow between the eyes ?"
ut astonishes and humbles."
''Is there any danger of killing a
man by such blOw?"
"Never knew a case of it."
The elder went his way with q Sc
rene smile on his face. Miller had
his coat off and was hunting for him,
and they met face to face as they
turned wagon. Miller started to
crack his heels and crow, but he never
finished. The elder took him one
square between the lockers without
stopping his pace, and it took twelve
rowdies, three dippers of water and
two quarts Of whisky to revive the
patient and get him off the grounds.
One day, a year afterward, he met
the elder and seriously asked:
elder, s.me of the boys say l was
kicked by horse, and others stick to
it that | was struck by lightning, but
I've always had a suspicion that you
hit me with a provision stand. How
was it, anyhow ?"
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The committee on buildings and grounds
were authorized 10 rent the engine house.
in East Sedalia, during the summer months
for school purposes ii they deem il advis-
able
The committee on buildings and grounds
through the chairman, G. Richard
son, reported that eligible sites
had been found, one in East, and one
in West, Sedalia, for the erection of two
new school buildings, and the committee
were authorized to complete the purchase
of them, and TO consider plans and pro-
posals for building the houses on them.
Judge Richardson reported that il was
not advisable to let any room in Lincoln
building for school purposes during the
summer and. ga motion OF 4. III. Conk-
wright, the committee was instructed to
put that building in thorough repair dur
ing vacation, stating that il would proba-
bly, need new roof, floor and plastering.
Il. +. Chapman presented his revised
report of the enumeration. showing list
OF 1864 children Of school age i'm the CITY,
and on motion his work was accepted.
On motion al e. II. Gauss, the annual
examination at teachers by a committee
Of the board, was set for Friday and Sat
urday the 9Th and 10th of June. and the
election of teachers for Tuesday, the 18th
of June, and ON motion il was also
Resolved, That all teachers who have
taught in the public schools Of the CITY
during the past year. who have been once
examined by the board, and whose GER
tificates do not expire during the next
twelve months, will not be required to
submit TO this examination.
Ii is understood that this examination
will I've held jointly with the county COM
missioner, and that his certificate will issue
accordingly.
On motion of Mr.. Gauss, the judges and
clerks of the school election held April
18th, were allowed each 81 30 a day for
their services, and warrants were ordered
for the same. The board then adjourned,
10 meet again the next Friday.
A. II. COMMUNICATE,
Secretary.
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-CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 30 cents. Nasal Injector
free
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Short Horn Convention.

On the 7th OF June, Wednesday, the
State Association of Short Horn Breede IS,
will meet in convention in this city, at
Slchers' park. This meeting will be one
OF great interest to all breeders Of this
class OF cattle and large attendance Isl
expected.
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Meeting of the School Board.

The board convened i'm stated session.
May -, lSS2, with all the members pres
ent.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
were read and approved
The teachers pay roll was audited and
allowed for Sl.4.7i, a. also the following
bills:
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items Of Interest to Play Goers
From Everywhere.

SMITHS OPERA HOUSE,
SEDALIA, Mo.
Geo. T. Brown & Co., Lessees.
Seating capacity $50.
DURLET HALL,
APPLETON CITY, Mo.
j. w. Grantley, Proprietor.
Will seat 80
LAMAR OPERA HOUSE
LAMAR. Mo.
Brown Avery, Proprietors
Full scenery. Seats 6trJ
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Furnished Room Wanted.

Any one having neatly furnished room.
in business block, can find a tenant by
addressing c. c. D., care BAzoo.
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For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents. For
sale by all druggists.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Guxs,sos. COT. Inn. ,e rsss

GuSsIsos, Cot, June le, Issa
Noee hsfsby given that the Board u ESualiza:,ou
ior the pa*e of equ.liziue the ass~men, Of properly
IN Gunnson county 70. the ysar lss2 and for snp,r.
lug emissions and making oorree,ioss therein, viii
meet At the ofce Of the County Clerk 1t TIE Cour,
hsuse IN the town Of Gunnison, county VI Gnnnison
state OF Colombo, commencing On the .st MondAy OF
1ry, 1882, aad continuing less than ,h,ce. nor
more than ten days, aud on the thrI Monday OF July,
ana continuing for three days, As provided by law
SAID Board will At ts hst meeting supply emissions
IN the assessment ro and viii increxse, diminish or
Otherwise ~ alter and Any assessment or valt
sn9n OF property Is to pr,7sls eluAie the .me and
d board at its second meeting, kea- al complaints
nom patiss aggrevs BY any changes said asseSsasas
OF and will adjust sai aaessmeu: rull in
Their judgment may s.em rIgh, and. .preper.
And no'i'e Is hereby furthe. given, that atar said
board Adoarns, no complaint thereafter made by any
psrson "n account Of any mistake eror or uue1usl
assessments Of property Will he heard or considered by
t'e Beard Of County c. nlus,ioac. and all perscnd
failing to make their complaints 10 said Boaid of
Equaiizs.s whis sitting at the time above mentioned
Will be p:ecudsi from thereafter rising any Question
concsriias the ;ssess,nsut o: their property
BY oider c. tie Board Of County Commissioners.
A. J. BEAN.
County Clerk. .
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
IRWIN, June z5, '87

IRWIN, June 20, 80.
Pursuant to a call made by the
ci:a!rmcn Of the Republican and Dem
ocratic county central committees,
there will be meeting held Saturday
evening June "a, at the church, to
appoint two delegates to represent
the Ruby mining distric, in conven-
ton at Gunnison Saturday July /,
1882, the object of said convention is
TO pray the County Commissioners to
appropriate sum not exceeding
$4,000. to defray the expense Of max
ing an exhibit at the Denver Exposi-
tion. This convention also to recon.
mend the appointment of an executive
committee Of three.
IRA BkowN,
Chairman Republican Pr'c't Com.
T. J. MALoNEY.
Chairman Democratic Pr'c't Com.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

W. A. Arey, the enterprising and
pioneer furniture dealer, has got the
largest stock of everything pertaining
to his line that ever crossed the range.
ASIDE from a general stock Of furn-
ture, he has a varied stock of china
and eueepsware5 lamps, carpets, oil
cloth, and also carries a full line Of
mctalic burial casssts, with every
facility for embalming bodies fog
shipment. He will duplicate Denver
prices, with freight added. Gail and
see him when visiting Gunnison. If
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Mr.. NJ. G. Mullowney, of the
.N.us- Democrat, held meeting here
last night among few OF the mining
men to see what encouragement there
was for a smelter to be built IN Gun
nlson. The result vas very encourag-
Ing to say the least. This camp will
produce largely If the people only get
down to work.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22
ORDINANCE NO. 20.
Az ORDINANCE coSciRx1Se xu1sAScEs.

Az ORDINANCE CONCERNING xUIsAScH.
Be- oniained by the Board Trustees Of the Town Of
Irwin:
SECTION That If any perpon shall suffer or permit
any cellar vault drain, pond, privy sswer or grounds
upon any premises belonging TO, occupied By him to
public health he shall be subject to line Of not less
tkan two doilars ceeding i've dollars in every
cass and like hns for every forty sht hour the
shall continue after notice has been given by the
Town Marshal to remove and abate such nuisance
SECTION II. That any person who shall throw into
any street. alley vacant lot in tho Town Of Irwin
any slop ashes tin cans rags dead animals vegetables
pu.rd unsound msat, other offensive matter shs
upon conviction thereof b fined in sum not leo than
two dollars nor more than ten doilars.
Passed the Board Of Trustees Juns 1s. 1852.
TT. EoRAAN, Mayor,
IsEAI] Attea, s. P. sPrxcKR, Recorder.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of William ". Kemp deesased. The uudsr.
dsnignsd having been appointed Administrator Of II
Estate Of William ". Kemp laIs Of The soauty Of Gun
uson aud state Of Colorado, dsssassd hereby gyss
tics that he sill appear before the County Court Of
Gunnison county. the Court HOUSE in Gunnisou .:
the August term the last Monday In bS1t 1t
which tims al psrssns having claims against aid Estats
ars notified and requested to attend for the paipose u
having the ams tdJasted. An 2eisons indebted +
said Eaate ars requested to make innediate payms6t
to the Undsssigped.
Dated this l9sh ay of June. 4. D 1852 =.
TlASx KHGP, Administrator.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Billy Munc=y, the political ehusion-
ist, who has got corner on anthra-
cite in thus section, as 1t were, loomed
Up at church las, Sunday with bran
spanking new snit of clothes on and
looking as pleased as a two-year,old
boy with a new red wagon.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
70 p,esi. s.lllv.a and Ja.. K.lls,

You ars hereby nosiAsd that Aavs sxpsndsd ons
hundred dollars IN labor and inproys0sno upon ths
tn1,es lode, situated in Rsfwen ba6n, Ruby Mining
District Cunnion county stae q Colombo, q Which
The location cert1cate \ Ieanl record In book
large PAge g. IN the oecs> Il the reoorder q MD
eoanty. In ordef 70 hod mid claim usdsr the provi
inas Il slcsion - of the revised satutss of ths
Un1fba ehtes end TIC aneaAnmt thereto approved
Jaanay n lee0 eoocsniag anaual labcs spoo Einino
els hs1g ~ anoa1k n4airVa b hold ~ lods IL
~ Dzis1 sod.ag % ths 3tx d.y Il Dsoeaa9. 1854,
0l2 solhiA slty daSs ~ ta1 notcs b yabtoa
~ - n0 No1s - eassihs1s yssr RO4nsti0 4
esS1n ~ ia1sulh = H. ~ elafn vtn hscsne
80 Sd10 6H9S 3 nAa1ns03
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

o. G. Schultz, went to Gunnison to
ride the funny mule in the circus. He
took Ed O'ConLor along to see that
he got fair play.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

MIR. Con O'Drien has sold his bar
lier shop to Mr.. Booker and the two
shops will be consolidated. Con has
stuck by the camp through thick and
thin and we feel sorry to par: with
him now, when the camp is on the
verge OF general prosperity.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Persons should bear IN mind the
trouble we had last summer from the
timber beingon fresurrounding camp
and be little cautious to avoid a
repetition, now that the dry spell has
set in.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

The Elk Mountain Jubilee Club
viii, play next week the drama '' War
to the Knife IN Buffalo Bill.
Blood curd'ins name, but guess we
will have to stand it.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Miss Frankcy Ayers has started a
temperance reformatory class. She
has two Of the worst reprobates In
town and has been very successfully
SO fer.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

In the County Clerks Office. Official
certificates attached.
TRANSFERS.
FOR fHt WEEK COMMENCING JUNE l,
AND ENDING JUNE II, 1882.
D B Powers to John Songer, 40
s.artle. St Julian and Alta lodes.
VIM E Rohde to John T., Prlnkle,
II New York Central and Glen lodes.
Richard Roelfs to James " Skin
ner, II: Burlington lode.
N Shur,leff to r Roelfs 1-,4 Bur-
lington lode.
Sampson Kingsbaler to Lawrence
E Enmefson ct al, various lots Irwin.
NIB Meagler to John w Scott, Il
George Washington lode.
Alphonzo L Darlington to Thos c
Ballard ct al, 3-16 Tribune lode.
RW Ware to ] W Ware, "a, Jane.
Rebecca, and ANNA L lodes, IS Tiger
lode.
! E Walls ct al to John McDermott
" - #, 2. Irwin.
John McDermott to Thomas Owens
Is 2, b 2. Irwin.
Chas Tillmann 10 Louis Stefan, Il
Little Rosey fnd Detroit lodes and Is
Last Chance lode.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22
PERSONAL.

>>hoiSy 1eS'ShSS JA's AeA1 JoSs k>NAiAs
ed up his house and has now the
! finest cottage in town.
Johnny Ryan, Brother to Dennis
Ryan, of the celebrated Bass;ck mine,
is in camp.
E. ]. Davis, who has been south all
winter, has returned to camp.
Martin Fitzgerald and Tommy
Winn are in town from Grand Junction.
w. E. Grover. who is working the
Little Schuylkill in O, Be Joyful, was
IN town on Monday.
Mr.. Ben Chase, correspondent Of
the Denver I16une is stopping at the
Forest Queen Hotel.
Mr.. Jordan, the son-ln-law OF Capt.
S T.. Townsend, has returned from
his winters visit to his old home in
Victoria, Texas.
| Mr.. Chas. P. Adams, of Massachu-
sets, has accepted a position in the
Pioneer Mill.
| J. H. Sinclair, of Colorado Springs,
is registered at the Windsor He is
President of the Crystal Mining Co.,
and is here to examine the property.
Geo. Earle, Sr., Geo. Earle, Jr.,
and Mr.. Wilson were in town yester-
day from Crested Butte.
H. N. Green, of the Rocky Noun
tain Mining Reuleav, is here taking
notes about the true assures.
William Brant. an old friend of Ira
Browns, from Maysville, Mo-, is in
camp and will spend the summer here
for his health.
w. w. Morrison, the Superinten-
dent OF the Lead Chief Mining Co., ,
has brought his family in from Den
yer, they will reside here during the
summer.
Sam Connolly has returned from
Bawsting and can talk just as much as
ever. Well, Sammy, old boy, we are
glad to see you back again.
Tom Mower, who, owing to his
delicate frame could not stand this
altitude here during the winter, has
returned from Gunnison for the sum-
mer
Joe Cotter, NJ. G. Mullowney and
Mike Callahan came in yesterday.
What a combination County treas
urer, newspaper 6end and lawyer.
1t was thought they were up here to
see how Tabor stock stood, but we
did not think Mullowney would be
guilty OF travelling on such an errand.
J. G. Fuller and I. @. Sanborn,
two of our old citizens. came into
camp last Monday. They have spent
the winter at Onargo, Illinois, and
have returned with renewed vigor,
confident Of success. Mr.. Fuller
represents the Del Ray mining co.
whose property is situated on Sheep
mountain and at Spring creek, and
Mr.. Fuller thinks they will be success
full In developing it this simmer.
Mr.. 4. A. Helms, the Pennsylvania
coal operator, who has been here the
last fodr weeks, making thorough
examination OF our extensive coal
fields. started back to Philadelphia
last week, we'll pleased with our coal
and fully convinced that we have the
genuine anthracite in almost endless
quantities, and that the day is not far
distant when it wifi take the lead in
the commercial world Of minerals in
this section.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Reasonable Abe comes to the front
this week with a good advertisement.
Abe means business and shows his en-
terprise by telling the world what ne
has for sale.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Sour Krout, pickles, new potatoes
and all kinds Of feesh vegetables, al
ways on hand at Charley HofTnan's,
lower town. {,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Messrs. Fonda & Cargill have rent
ed the office formerly occupied by
Thompson & Fuller.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Music and German lessons. Classes
made up if desired. Terms reason
abe, inquire of Mrs. NJ. WILLIAMSON.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Eddie Brooks is lip from his COW
ranch, and on his return will take out
a blooded calf. He is going into the
stock biz.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22


Our worthy friend, Mr.. Bob Inger-
soil, alias, Grow is talking of quitting
the country. He came among US
about month since with a smiling
face, enthused (as all capitalists are
with the idea ofhoding our camp one
continual boom, and soft snaps in
abundance. But times have changed
my dear fellow from those fee,ing
days Of prosperity. He nov wants
to 60 home to his ma. We feel sofry
to lose Mr.. Grow from our midst,
h Is . worthy citizen. and 1t IS to be
hopsdhe VII ve-cc9s;des bis DECISION.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Why can't we get to work on that
road between o, Be Joyful and here.
The snow is gone from the range.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

They say the Kid is sweet on the
little brunette at The restaurant. How
is it Kid?
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Our school honse has been presented
with a bell, BY Hon. Richard IRWIN.
Thanks brother Irwin for your generous
gift.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22
Mr.. F. H. ,Gore has resigned thu

Mr.. F. H. ,Gore has resigned the
n,anagementiof of the Belmont mining
co., at this place, and his position will
be filled by Mr.. -. McCurdy.
Mr.. Gore will probably look after the
companies interests over on Rock
Creek, if he decides to femain IN this
section, he seems tired OF this half
way life, and wants either 10 get out
on the frontier, or back to civilization.
We feel 10th to part with Mr..
Gore as he has proved a worthy citi-
zen and is we'll liked by all who had
the pleasure Of his acquaintance.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

To the trade, when you want glass
ware or bar fixtures go to Conrad S.
Gunnison.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

We are closing bargains very low
for cash in anything pertaining to the
iq uor trade. {. CoNRhb & Co.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Lee Thompson and Bart are both
convalescent, SO DR.. Ira Brown says.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-22

Send your order to c. Conrad &
Co. for Budweiser beer, the best bot
tied beer in the country. Also Moss
Rose bourbon whiskey.