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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-30
Anaconda.

Fred w. Peckover was made present OF
a handsome cane Wednesday night by
Miohael Hanlon. The stick is genuine
blackthorn, and was brought from Ireland
bv 4 cousin of Mr.. HAnlon's who just ar
rived from the island.
Charles Rivers, an 8-year-old boy living
on Kost creek, was brought into the olty
Tuesday for treatment, having had his
rioht Leo broken Just above tho ankle. He
wse brought to the Office of DR.. Snyder who
set the fractured limb. The boys leg had
been broken by horse which had stepped
upon it.
It is proposed that Anaconda's new cleo
trio railway will be ready for business in
less than 50 days. The work Of grading the
new line il already under way. All the
construction work has been provided for,
several shipments of railroad iron have
been received and contract has been
closed with the Thompson Houston COM
pany for the electrical outfit to be used in
running the road. Meanwhile it has been
decided to use water power in connection
with the electric plant. Careful surveys
have been made and it has been decided to
begin at once tho construction Of dume
which will start about four miles above this
city and be continued along the south side
of Warm Spring creek canyon to point
above the upper dam. It is estimated that
this hume, which is to be about two and a
quarter miles long, will furnish $50 horse
power.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-30
Deer Lodge.

Dali W1lk Do gwen Oy tA0 0IdAAvo MAAAo1b
Union at Granite Friday, June IL.
Russell r, Yont, of Jefferson Gulch, who
came to this county in 1856, received q
stroke OF paralysis on last Sunday, disabling
him from his hips down. He died Wednes-
day.
A fire, which could not be accounted for,
broke out in the wood camp near Elliston,
which belonged to the wood choppers. The
oompany's loss will amount to about 700
cords.
Rev. and Nrs. Adam johnson will remove
to Helena within the next six weeks. Mr..
George johnson, their only son, is in bust
ness there and this, no doubt, has decided
them to leave Deer Lodge. Their depart
ure will be universally regretted.
Monday morning Prof. Foote found, ly-
ING on his desk in the high school, mag
ni6cent u, 8. flag u feet long, with the full
complement of ~ stars shining on the azure
background. Prof. Foote has no idea to
whom he is indebted for the nag AZ. but it is
"a ICON O. he can find proper flagstaff, ii
viii be unfurled from the dome of our pub.
10 school house.
Postofice Inspector Patten has been here
for several days looking up charges against
Postmaster Carlton, that proved to be triv
viewed number of citizens on the subject
and all Joined in sanctioning the conclu'
sion reached. Mr.. Patten stated that the
Deer Lodge Office is in better condition in
every way than 1000 offices that he had
lately visited. There ID no kick coming.
The waters in the mountain streams are
falling, and the spring thaw may be counted
AZ over. In fact the water has fallen toe
fast. and shows disaster to growing crops
There is one thing, however, that can al
ways be counted on in the Deer Lodge val
lev, and that is good fishing. The outing
season is just opening, and many are organ
mountains. Among the many places to b.
visited Of great interest may be mentioned
the Dempsey lakes. These are hard t
reach, yet the trip fully pays for any hard
ships that may be encountered. There ar
six lakes which emanate back of Noun
Powell, and flow from one to another
Fishing is excellent, and the scenery grand
Some day these lakes will be utilized for
pleasure resort.-Silver State.
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Cracker-"Boss, are you sure about that
stuff"
Chemist-"Yes, very sure"
Cracker-(with long-drawn BREATH
"Well, I've married wilder with hill
plumb full of that stuff, an / thought it
was phosphate. I'm in fer it, amt II
Good by. ''-Gainesyill Advocate.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-30

4 SSESSMENT NOTICE-NOTlCE IL HERE.
n BY given that at , meeting of the board OF
for thar purpose. and held on the ath day of April
1890 at the law office of Ashbnrn X. Barbour. IN
the city Of Helena, Montana. an assessment Of
tai stock of said company. payable on the I'D OF
May, A. d. 1880 at the Office Of H. Barbour the
secretary of the company. in the parlors OF the
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re;
main nnpaid npen the LIST day IF june. lssO. shall
he deemed DELINQUENT, and will b. duly adver-
ment Is made before. shall be sold upon such day
as the board OF trustees Of said company may Az
TO pay the delinquent ASSESSMENT, together with
'A'e w. H. BARBOUR. Hecretary.
Helena. Mont, April I. 1850
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LOT ONE. BLOCK
N nine, Helena Townsite, together with the
school house situated on the same, in the First
ward Helena, Montana:
Notice is hereby given that the trustees OF
Helena school district No. I, Lewis and Clarke
county, Montana will offer at public sale between
the hours Of o clock p. m. and 8 o'clock p. M,
on Thursday June 5. 1890 the following described
tnine), Helena townsite, together with the school
house erected thereon. This sale will be made
by authority Of vote of the qualified electors of
Helena District No. l, at an election held May H.
1890 The sale will be made on the premises.
Terms, ten per cent cash on the day Of sale, and
the balance to be paid on delivery of deed. The
trustees reserve the privilege of rejecting any and
all bids
sc. GILPATRICK.
VIM H. GUTHRIE,
Trustees.
+. W. ELLIS, Clerk.
nafod Ho1ana Montana. Nav IA. 1890.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

a resident If Brazil on . recent visit
10 New York. urged The impo, lance 81
the merchants and manufacturers ofthis
country seeking . closer commercial al
lance and more commerce with the new
Rauuhlic. Few hnsimess mon In this
country. saih he. mlly appreciate the
great opportunities offered for inrreased
trade With Brazil since the establishment
oi a republic IN that country. With al
area squsl IN that Of The United States OF
America. exclusive Of Ainsks. and con-
tanning 1900. 900 inhabitants. the trade
OF Rrazil il we'll worth seeking.
The foreign commerce 81 The country
amounts 10 over 4i7ouOo. 900 : wear, ri
which the exports average $4,000. oOC
aud The imrorts gao OUO.oOC yssr
The aggregate foreign commerce Of oil
tho other South American comntries pc,
year Il iess than o30O. OOo.0U, . Little
over slOO.UO0o00 moro than that Of
Brazil alone.
or her total foreign commerce. about
one-third Is with the United States. "
IN the present time BY far the largest
part ofthc trade has been almosi entire.
~ In the hands OF the English and Ger
man merchants.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

The r. N. B. A. In Gibson county.
drew of = sufficient number OF votes "a
defeat the Democratic county ticket and
YET in the Republican county officials.
Some Of our Democratic f. M. h. A.
now feel like "kicking Themselves" for
being fooled into voting As they did.
Never mind. boys, IN two years yon will
have . chance to ''play even" Prince
ton Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

Work on the Airline Branch from
Marengo to Indian Syringe will o. COM
menced as early next spring % the
weather will permit. The Airline will
use this branch for Z Chicago line. II Il
short and very direct. Mr.. Mackey Ok.
pects TO have cars running over IL within
3 year.-N. "A Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

The republican who told The Sun that
The republicans were defeated becsuse
they voted the democratic ticket Il the
man who sizel up the rcsult OF the re-
cent election correctly. There are many
republicans who failed to discover the
wisdom Of creating . 60 per cent. tariff
IN these piping times OF peace. - Indian.
apolis Sun, Independent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

TIE City Council has made : contract
with the Sun vapor Street Light Com
pany. of Canton. Ohio. for two years for
sjxtv lights, twelve lights Tor each ward
IL the CITY. The light - furnished BY
improved gaaoline lamps, aud will cost
the city &l4 year for each lamp. -
Washington Advertiser.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

Preaident Brey fogle, Of the Monon. Il
expected home tomorrow from New
York. where he has bcen for two weeks
IN cvnsultation with the directors Of the
company Ia relation to the extension OF
the Monon from French Lick Springs
10 Evsnsvilie. and from BAinbridge n
the block coal fields Of Clay county.-N.
A. IclVcr.
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Il will not be possible 10 make Of Mr.
Harrison . republican scapegont. The
three men who among the republicans
embodied the issues II the campaign,
were Reed. Lodge and Mckinley. Mr..
Harrison was and IL only 90 inofTensive
little thing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

"Blsck Milsn braid. used excInsively
by the poorer clssses, has been Mckin-
leyed up 10 l32 pcr cent. II may be
added that the rate ~ duty decresaes IN
proportion 70 the fineness Of the goods
rO writes = merchant 10 the New York
Evening Post. IL IL the rule throughout
the Mckinley lsw that the cheaper the
goods The higher the duty. II u indeed
. rich mans tariff
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An OFFER TO IA RMERS.
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
aud
.Jaspcr Courier for 90 90!

Az will be seen by adv. IN another
column we Offer the "Courier" and the
Progressive Farmer" the official organ
OF the r. M. b. A, together for 81. Now
IA the time TO subscribe. or course, a.
these terms, u Il cash In advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

G"nd coed corn IL thing which every
emie,vrsing farmer Il anxious Z" haze
when his field u chegurtt,. sni ready
for the grain In the spring. lInt hi.
should be seiscsei III the fall A gentle
man suggested \" . irpostcr that there
WA not nns man In hundred who
know how a. select scri corn. hui that
The average farmer would 70 "a The crib
: fnw dsvs before painting s"a-,,n O.. y
pick oni some hix ears sfi she'll lhrn
wiihnu, giving tho fi'-i th"ugbt ~ 'is
ron iiiion ~ IN. ear. All hr cars fns 70
that tho g. sins are sound Nov said
h.. ihr beat wsv is 10 90 ~ the fiIi ~
tho TAN and s.lrt the ears from the
stake having the largest amount Of corn
A. like produces Ike y 'hr seed be well
selected. The crops whirh grow from 4
will he like The seed. ~ ihings bring
rqnal. I rhon-- the tol. eur when tw"
ar. on The ssalk. because II bears the ON
Is true seed. u will tend 10 produce
two ears 10 The stalk slways. and in
crease IL. Weld ten. twenty or mn,
bushels 10 the acre, according 70 The
condition az the soil. IL this practice IL
followed iron, year n year, the farmer
will always have thu hest grade Of corn
aud the largest amount. IL he properly
cultivates his crops
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The indianapolis News presses are
INV run hy electricity tho coming mo.
Ter " the world.
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RANT RANT RAINl

y there's sns 81 q msn xho sppsseate god
waterproof enas = , shs farmer He know hat .
any garment nsA. I'D ~ knov h raiBs q
sucws one d1y N skrss the vhele year skrouahf
bish Band SlckeS nakss every day pleasant
dzy 10 ~ lucky ovses. c. spywhers vih Il 10
water proof Costs less than rutb<v. and Lass sen
zines - long. R1bbcs j. coed for show days, but
vin ~ p : vssk Y yoa vsas coat Tor AEd
Ssn a?d bard weather. get the Fish Brand
h. the Fkh Brkpd sickes." Look out Be.
vase q worthless imistogA every garment stAmped
vkh Tnh Brssd" TsG Max Don't sccep0
eny inessix cnas WIN ycu can hav> he Fish
6calars and ilius0aisd essalasus kss.
\. ,. ToWgas 0eseon, aoass.
June Is. iss,-ly.
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Jefferson Tp. Trustees Notice.

vTvHE undersigned will be at his Office
= to attend 70 township business Of
Jefferson township, Dubois county. on
Saturdays OF each week, and requests oil
persons having business with the town
ship 10 attend to II on those days. The
township libraries are kept at j. w.
Jacobs, IN Birdseye, and the Trustec's
residence, where eli persons entitled can
get books thereof.
JOHN PRUITT,
Sept 5 say. Trustee Jefferson Tp.
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DUBOIS COUNTY INTERESTS,

u has never swerved, no matter vhat
particular portion Of tie county vs. %
ne benefited II treats all parts Win
equal favor, and takes : just pride 10 ,he
Ii 10 not
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BLOWN ABOUT BY THE wInDl

TO advocate msasnres or men that
would be detrimental to the genera
interests Of The People Of the county.
II will continue In the future, % IN tho
past, 10 be . sturdy advocate Of the right.
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SUBSCRIBE NOW

And you will moro than get: you.
moneys worth from II tits winter. ~
= visitor 10 the tamilv circle II will
prove valuable assistant 70 tho schOo1
teacher, 10
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And learn, o they take place, Of inter
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and your own neighborh0ods, which
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COURIER.
!! has been Published IN yosr mIa.s
oy ''s prs.ent owner for nearly


and has never failei to Inform Il.
readers correcsly o. pssaing events. ana
point them with unerring truth 20 ~.
path 81 wisdom, morality and Ds.nns,,. ~
A an earnest I'd, ocateiof
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Educate Your Children,

And prepare them r. be.bettev cislsens,
meighbora and friends. II 10 undenIsble
that the childres Of those IN whose
families
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The Weekly Courier

lie . constant household visiior are
better scholars II school, and advance ~
their studies faster than do those Who
are deprived Of this privilege and aid.
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who desire 10 zee their respective lossIs-
ties each progress with tho enliehnn-
ment or the times, and become oss'eS
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ONLY $50 PER YEAR,

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For tn zee cents = week yon can %
informed OF everything imposssns
happening In the county.
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The prosecution ~ Democratic work
t"xmen Ia Msi"r Mrkinl-.. district Ia
o''" rroreed.. aud l. evidently srcrivei
with relish BY mast o. The orgsn- ~ The
mon"polists. IL one great iscs"ry ths
wsyes OF Democrats were reduced Ia
euch = manner a. 10 compel their retire.
sarns. and IN another men who are
known 70 have voted against Mckinley
have been discharged.
IL this republic u ~ remain undef the
control ~ the peonie the men guilty ~
smch on'rsxes as thesr should M 70 ~.
psmiieniisrv. Their crime u sgsinss
free government. and II ought not 10 psss
u"rehukrd. - Chicago Herald.
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Business World.


Publisher CeuRrEs, JAsPEa, IHcs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
SHOT DOWN.
A Tragic Scens Enacted IA q WaH
Street Or1ce.
RECGYLSlDlAIg g8UyD.
~ Ftastr-tiax tks Fisns 0f = Yoafh Wa
W4s Iryiax - ssusadsr - Dsza
E.ks@z's Estzts. Hs k4ns YIs-
TIA 50 Hls E4gs


NEv Y0Ez. NAY IS "A terri bic trage-
ay Sccurred u Wall street this Nora
ing AlphOnss J. steph4nie shot AID
mostaly w0uaGed LzDyer Clinton
g. Reynolds, OF the lag 6rm Of
Reynolds & Harrison. % Wall
street. TIE murderer was b4I
few hours In the city, having only iust
arrived GA tie Waite star steamship
Map-stic, from Liverpool TIE cause
os he shooting Is as follows
Up 70 two years ago Stsphanis's
father ~as Engaged In the frui, import
iag business IN This city. Al En2s tine
be died. leaving his wife, Alphonss's
mother. sole sxsegtriI Alph0nss car
rled oa the business, but was turn-
iag IL into cash aRd it appe4r
thai he realized about $50, 600 and placed
10 with the B-oAdwAy safe Deposit Com
pany HIS mother and brother obiesled.
About two months ago he quarreled
with his mother told her that
he would have tho MONEY some
time 2ny how, and w0ln1 up by assault
ing her As0ut a sonth ago he sailed
Tor Europe. and fron the hotel bills
fouad on aim seems - have been 81
Frankfort Main and IN London.
During his absence his mother consulted
Lawyer Eeglo 3. who advised her 70
issue alta as against him and the
safe Dspos ClupAay 70 prevent his
using the aoEsy.
lie ptoal5.Y heard ot this after his
arrival ami an cree weh. 20 she lawyers
once and e. a che iunerroOm. In he
outer ohico os~s Managlng-Clerk John
l. Bugter-s, I'D = client, John +.
Cowan, OF Newark. -. J. After
An interval ot zen minutes a shot was
heard, aat Mr. Buttsrle burst in the
door and saw Staphanie with the
smoking revolver f. his hand. lie
at once Ancc1ed Stephanie down. and
tith tAe aid OF Mr.. Cowan. held
him on tas floor until Police
man Edwards. ot the Ola Slip Station.
arrested him. NJ. Reynolds was found
20 be mortally wounded n the left side
below the heart. lie was at once removed
In an ambulance - ths Chambers street
Hospital
Al Chambers street Hospital. DR..
Cole, the house doctor. stated that the
condition OF Clinton Reynolds was very
serious Dr. Cole thought Reynolds
chances OF living were very small lie
is conscious, but all visitors are ex-
cluded from his bedside.
There seems TO be no doubt that the
shooting was the outcome OF Stephan
les rage at finding that Lawyer Roy
nolds had foiled his plan 10 obtain the
money on deposit This spirit of re-
venge was the more probable from
tho fact that Stephanie's father was
an Italian, and is said 70 have left a
fortune OF slOo, 600 to his wife and two
/ boys
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

DEs MoINEs, Ia, May IS. At the
regular annual meeting Of the Iowa
Loyal Legion the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year Com.
mander, Major Hoyt sherman; Senior
Nice-COmmanasr William Dean; Junior
Vice-Commander. Captain Charles J.
Putnam; Recorder. Captain V p
Twombly; Registrar, Captain Edward l..
Marsh; Treasurer, Captain William D.
Lucas; Chancellor, Captain Fred 5.
Whiting; Chaplain, Dr. Alvah l. Fisbie.
Formed a school book Trust.
BosroS, May ia school-book trust
Of four big firms that control the pc b.
lication Of more than IS per cent Of the
school publications IL the United States
has been formed, and the offcial an
nouncement Of its formation has been
made public in this city. II is TO be
known as the American Book Com
pany. and the officers are: President
Birdseye Brakeman; Nice-Pres.dent, A.
fred C. Barnes; Treasurer, Harry 4.
Ambrose; Secretary, Gilman II. Tucker.
Its places Of business are New York,
Cincinnati and Chicago. but IL will have
many agenciez
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

An electric street railway will be
built in Ierrill, Wis.
Eight inches OF snow fell at Neche,
n. D.. Wednesday night
Natural gas in great quantities has
been struck at Pulaski. y. Y.
The suspension of J. f. Reynolds, a
New York broker, is announced with
liabilities Of s3Oo,o0O.
Storms or wind and rain did great
damage on Wednesday N the vicinity
OF Utica and Elmira, y. Y.
A report from Cuba is to the effect
that General Chinchilla has resigned as
Captain General of the island.
Two HungsriRns we're killed and four
injured by the collision OF freight with
a work train near Clearfeld, Pa.
The South Dakota Supreme Court do
cidei Wednesday that notes bearing
two rates Of interest are worthless.
Henry Forney, living near Star lake,
in the Adirondacks, shot and killed
William MontrieH during a quarrel.
The National Conference OF Charities
and Corrections commenced its annual
session a Baltimore on Wednesday.
John w. Sibsry shot and killed his
wife In Nottingham township, Ind,
and then tried unsuccesslully to kill
himself
James Whitcomb Riley has been sued
by his former manager for 81. 900 in
consequence OF engagements broken
last winter.
In Cincinnati the American Society
% Mechanical Engineers &C d0pted a
resolution fsvoring the adoption OF a
standard test FOR locomotives.
A. s Bright, brakeman on the Chi
oago IS Atlantic, got caught in frog
a, Eingslsnd. Ind. and tho whole
train passed over him. killing him.
The Caaadias Pacific and Grand
Trunk railways Will not accept an7
grain IN bulk They each claim to have
lost $40, o09 monthly by overwsizht
frauds
James Butler. While blowing at Tps-
wich. Mass. termed up IN Indian idol
in the shape oi a serpent which is
looked loon as az grdolbted relico the
stone age
The threatened strike of re sooo
rsn employed IN tha coks-wo-k Of
Frieks a Co, a. scottdala. Pa. hss
been s7ertsd hy eonpromIse favorable
20 re nen.
Felix KviiisskL ars8 q yea-'- ras
dreWued IN the Sc Joe river e. south
Beud. irA VITA o-ssr boys 70 ras
playing in a beat roekiaT T. vtsu II
vas cver med
John ". Sisber7. of P-a go. Tra
shot ana killed pa 7o-uT wife TIE
eouPla haa been partef. Bat rscs- els he
cane reeoacil Sd sibbe-v claims ths'
ths shoo .rr va acrfser-ar
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

CHARLES CITY, la. MAY j.. The
county superintendent Of Iowa closed
a profitable session here Wednesday
night State superintendent Sabin Pre-
sided al the meeting and took an act
i've part in the discussions. The new
textbook law was fully reviewed
and favorably commented upon.
Much attention was devoted 10 the Ben
nett law, now in force in Wisconsin, and
the opinion prevailed that Iowa should
have similar statute. The newly
elected officers are: D. II. Hacker. o.
Hampton, president; T. c Barrett, Of
Usage, secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Programmes ~ fhs ssr~.t HsstsaK - n.
rela Ia Chicago NsHt wssk

Rfoxrssz Eas u fbs treat NsstaK 40 Hs
rels Ia Chio.gs Next we~k.
CncAeo. Nav l6-Neu Msna4y IN
tbs city w1l t.eEln Ehs @nuUal meesng
C the ksrloas saslstles q iAs h4Fs.sg
church q America Al sessions via
bs hsls in lmmAnusl Baptist NhurCh,
ca Mlohigsh aVcRus. ne4r Twenty
t1lrd street eHeeRg tAs great aissllaE
in ths interest - az TIE societies,
shich vlll bS hsl5 Wednesday evening
Ny - ia the AID toE M b4lla.ag
Tns programme - tAs sessions = a. tel-
lows.
WoueRs Baptist Hszs Mission saeie.F-
It-rIcsath ANNIVERSARY. Asy ls--t 44sAsisf
Ia So n. 81 D - s5 a. ~ lars-sl (. -
. a. 81 , = sne - , "a freslaess-hirs
= \ Grouse
Aueao-n Baptist Puoaesuoa Soo.siy -slK
p-sixth snzlvers&y A1y q ~ "Wednesday.
b ~ = II. f2e D. T.. "a r. GasTsass
lg.5l = n EIrsl1clL Hon Saal1e. a Nz.1ef,
Wemeus Baptist foreisn Aisslsn9gg soe4e-
uss My a Thursday & 80 > "a. ~ p IL
FFssiaentS MIA GarNEeE Cslsg, AEs d ,
Howe
American BApust hissienArs Unies-Ssven.
ty-sl1Lh EnEiseTSary. Mas J: - Erlasy % 80
a. "a $50 y - IA saturday ~ 80 a.
m.ssop n PTesiaeHl Dr O. " NortAruP
American Baptist HeHs Missiozars Sorieiy
Flftv-eigtth anEiyerssry-Msy - hoDdsYs
lO-os an $50 a <s n TuessAy, 70 ~
3 s0p r. Presiesnt RoA- c. " Kinss-
icy.
Americas Baptist kagootion Soeisty- Nay
g7es Taesdsy - p "Wednesday 20 81 ..
u $50 p N President hoA fTaIols Way
land
Annual sermons Lorcs cav Nav g
Great meeting a. the Auditorium u the iu
.srest o. tie secet!es. Wednesday. Nay =.
{ ~ r IA