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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-12-14
MANS HERITAGE.
A Peculiar Blessing Handed Down From
Heaven to the Children of lien.

In the beginning before God ere
ated mankind, He prepared for his
coming. Natures torehouse was
abundantly filled with all mans needs
in sickness and in hea th-for God
knew to what his fall would lead and
accordingly prepared, in mercy, the
II Darks, after their sew
eral kinds and endowed Man with
wisdom to find therein a boon for all
the ills to which the human flesh
might fall heir, through tr~ansgression
In after years a man vent forth to
search and God rewarded his efforts
by revealing to him the ingre Iients to
prepare the formula of what to-day
stands pre-eminently at the head of
all other remedies ia it's class: heredi-
tary blood diseases-scrofula, eczema,
etc, vaniSheS before the sweep of it's
mastery curative properties; indiges-
ton, chills. fever, malarial poison,
rheumatism, govt, and similar dis
eases likewise perish and return no
more to the system when this great
remedy is used. Then too it never
fails to cure ANGER III it's worst form
You will agree with us when we tell
you to what we refer, for like the
writer, the map of the civilized world
is dotted here and there with CRATE
full humanity who are ever ready to
sing it's praise and attest to it's merits:
we speak of ature's gift to human
hymns. JOE PERSONS REMEDY.
Hank the refrain. Amen! Amen ! |!
81 per bottle at all druggists or write
Mrs. Joe Person, Kittrell, N c., for
information regarding the Remedy.
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Don't Lose a Number.

Your home paper and the Washington Weekly Post, both sent post
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tain Advocate, the organ of this
and the Western North Carolina
Conference for several years,
and of the re-establis hment of
the Raleigh Christian Advocate
as the organ of this conference.
The report was referred to the
committee on books ano periodi-
Gals.
Communications from the
secretary Of the Epworth Lea
que and the Sunday School
editor were read and referred to
the proper boards. A report of
L1ttleton Female College was re-
ferred Without reading.
Dr.. L. W. Crawford, editor of
the North Carolina Christian
Advocate, was introduced and
spoke to the conference. He
expressed his regret over the
separation OF the conferences
from the support Of a single
organ and asked for continued
support from this conference to
his paper.
DIR. G. M. Payne, of the Pres
byterian Church, aud Dr.. j. J.
Laforty, Of the Virginia Con-
ference, were introduced and
made felicitious remarks to the
conference.
DR.. Cole spoke of the meeting
Of the joint commission from the
two conferences on the paper
question, and Of the pleasant
spirit in which the separation
was effected.
Six young men were admitted
on trial. A request was submit
ted from W. g.. Hightower for
the restoration of his credentials,
surrendered twelve years ago on
account of charges of immortality.
Discussion ensued and the re-
quest was denied.
Question 90 was resumed and
the characters Of the preachers
in the Fayetteville, Rockingham
and Wilmington districts were
passed and their reports heard.
These showed the work of the
church to be in good condition.
B. B. Culbreth made an amusing
report. 81 have" said he, "reach-
ed the point which every
preacher must reach, that of
filing a little mission when [ can
fill any appointment you have.
NV church, Bladen Street, has
had the best year that it has had
in eight years, because it never
had a pastor before me-"
. . At IL o'clock the special order
of the day was taken up and
eight young men we're received
in full connection. The address
of the bishop to this class was a
b 7lpful one. He emphasized
personal experimental religion
aud insisted upon growth in all
Christian graces, especially in
that of love. He then spoke at
length upon the duties of a
preacher and a pastor. This is
regarded as one of the finest
charges ever delivered befors
this conference. Business is be-
ing transacted SO rapidly that
Bishop Hendrix says the ap-
pointments may be expect. d
Monday. Conference adjourned
at 1 o'clock.
Rev. DIR. J. j. Lsferty, the
brilliant editor of the Richmond
Christian Advocate, lectured to a
large audience at the opera
house tonight for the benefit OF
the church building fund.
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Goldsboro, N. O.
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. PERSONAL ENCOUNTER.
Collector Duncan an EX-Cons
gresham Settle Came
Together.

Raleigh Post.
Collector E. G. Duncan and ex-
Congressman Thomas Settle came
to blows last evening in the lobby
of the Marlboro.
The two gentlemen were engag-
ed in conversation in the presence
of Mai. II. L. Grant and MI. G..
E.. Flow. The discussion was some-
what heated. Collector Duncan
was the aggressor, striking at Mr..
Settle. The latter pulled off his
coat and started after Mr. Dun
can. Both gentlemen were kept
apart by Major Grant and Mr..
Flow. No damage was done.
There we're a number OF peos
pie in the lobby who witnessed
the encounter, but none of them
were able to state the of it.
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BAPTISTS IN ASHEVILLE.
kEta:e Convention Organizes and
Gives Way o The Young
People.

Asheville, N. c., Dec. 6-The
Baptist State Convention held a
brief session this morning for
the purpose Of organization. The
following officers were ell cted:
President, DR.. r H. Marsh;
secretaries, Bronghton and
Moore; Vlce-Presidents, J.. Fl
Tucker, Roller and W. N, Jones;
Corresponding Secretary, Rev.
j. E While; Trustees, Rev. w.
G. Tyree, Rev L. Johnson, C.M.
Cock, T. Il Briggs and Prof. L.
< Mills; Treasurer, J. D. Bous-
bah, A ssistant Treasurer, J. M.
Stouer; Auditor, Walter Ours
nam.
Resolutions we're adopted pro
Viding tor the the organization
of a North Carolina Baptiss
Young Peoples Union, it's an
nual meeting TO be just previous
to that Of the State convention.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President, J. W. Bailey; Vice
Presidents, @. H. Durham, G. /.
Greaves and w, II. Watson;
Corresponding Secretary; j. E.
Watson; Treasurer, Walter Dur
ham; Recording Secretary, Mr..
Wilkins.
Asheville, N. c., Dec. I'm
the Baptist State Convention
today resolutions were offered
pledging the body to raise $780,
900 for the support Of Baptist
educational institutions the COM
ing year.
The convention was addressed
by DR.. r G. Seymour, Of the
Baptist Publication Society. He
told Of the emmense sales Of Bib
les at the present time, the sup
ply being barely equal demand.
DR.. E. Y. Mullets, Of the Baps
fist Theological Seminary at
Louisville, followed with a prac-
tical address. At it's conclusion
he asked a contribution of 5000
to aid students of the seminary.
In a few minutes, more than $500
was raised in pledges and cash.
DR.. Hume read encouraging
reports on foreign missions. Mr..
Cleveland's report on woman's
work showed that S. TAG was
raised by women the past year.
The corresponding secretary of
the Foreign Mission Board, DR..
Willingham, spoke in behalf of
foreign missions.
This afternoon resolutions
we're passed com ending the
Biblical Recorder, and several
speeches were made in endorses
ment.
The claims of the Baptist His
torical Papers Quarterly. pubs
lished at Henderson. were pre-
sented by DR.. Hufham.
Delegates to the convention
will visit Biltmore tomorrow.
Tonight twenty-five churches
from the EASTERN Association
were admitted to the convention.
There were addresses by DR..
Frost in behalf OF the Sunday
school board, and DR.. Kerfoot,
secretary of home missions.
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THE N, c. CONFERENCE.
SIXTY-THIRD ANNUAL SES-
SION HELD IN WASHING
TON.
RAPID PrOgre IS Made Bishop
Ill ndrix Comp iments the
Conference on the Dis
patch of Business.
Made Bishop

pdLC1 Va 81.
Washington, N. c.. Dec. T.
The sixty-third session Of the
North Carolina Conference was
called to order at 10 O'Clock by
Bishop e. r, Hendrix. He con-
Quoted the devotional exercises.
The roll was called and 131
members answered to their
names. W T.. Cuninggim was
70 elected secretary Of the con
ference. On motion Of the sec
rotary of the conference. On
motion Of the secretary, N. H.
D. Wilson was elected assistant
secretary: E. TT. Broom, T. S,
Massey, W. F.. Craven aud J, W.
Evans, assistant statistical secre-
taries, and G.. l.. Simmons. re-
cording secretary.
The bar of the conference and
the hours for meeting and ad-
jourment were fixed. The usual
boards and committees were an
nounced. A special committee
on Mormonism and another on
Sabbath observance were ap-
pointed.
Bishop Hendrix spoke of his
special pleasure at being here to
hold this conference. as it is the
first time he has done so. These
remarks were rendered to by DR..
Swindell and M. @. Thomas. Dr..
Nash, pastor Of the church here,
delivered cordial words Of well
come from Washington and her
people to the conference.
n. M. Jurney spoke in behalf
of Craven Memorial Hall at Trim
ity College. Communications
were read from several connec-
tional sources and were referred
to proper committees.
The names of the superannuat-
ed and the supernumerary
preachears were called and they
were referred to the committe on
conference relations. Some of
these were present and made re.
One of these, T. P. Ris
was here when the con-
ference was held here ffty-four
years age J. H, Page, pastor at
Laurinburg, sent a request for a
relation, which
was granted.
Tie names of the undergrad
yates were called, their charact~
ers passed and reports made.
DIR. j. d. Hammond, secretary
of education of the church, was
introduced to the conference and
spoke on his work. DR.. J. R.
Brooks was introduced also, and
made a few remarks about his
book. "Scriptual Holiness"
FIVE local preachers were res
commended and elected to dea-
cons orders. Bishop Hendrix
made some helpful remarks to the
class to be received into full con-
nection tomorrow.
Question 50 was called, the
characters of the nine presiding
elders were passed and their re-
ports made.
The business of the conference
was transacted with such dis
patch that at the close of the
morning session Bishop Hendrix
announced that as much had
been accomplished as is usually
done in two days. Conference
adjourned at 1 O'Clock.
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Washington, n. c., Dec. s.
Special. Conference met at $50
o'clock this morning, Bishop
Hendrix in the chair. The de-
votional exercises were conduct
ed by DIR. E. A. Yates. The call
ing of the roll was dispensed with
from this time. The minutes of
yesterdays session were read
and approved.
DIR. w. G. Norman announced
that the report of the committee
appointed to establish an organ
for this conference was ready to
abe read. It was read by N. Ell.
D. Wilson. This report was
with reference to the separation
of the North Carolina Conference
from the North Carolina Chris
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We are making garses seeSs d. bsik
= speciality. Delsa County Nes. Cs.
Couacil 0eetind.

Regular meeting OF the City Council.
last Thursday evening. Present Mayor
Gaunt. Trustees Curtis, Sanders, Dodge
and Mundry. Minutes OF last meeting
read and approved. Treasurer's report
read and referred to finance committee.
Electric light question laid over. New
city were then sworn in. Treasurer
and clerks bond read and accepted.
Water works COMMITTEES empowered to
do necessary work on supply ditch. The
following bills were allowed: A. Risdon,
work on tank. t23Ao; l. NJ. .Conklin,
freight. tl6.72; F. P. Hunt. supplies,
60; John Leeper. labor. 40; j. A..
Hurst, labor. Sls562; w. Montgomery,
labor, &c; Geo. Stephan. salary and
services in liquor cases, sIo.35 Wm.
Thomas, labor. 1918; Roy Worth. labor.
slJ: Reuben Came ron. labor, si3 so: l.
els; j. p. johnson, labor. 81 Milliard
Fa rlamb, salary, $50; J. Z. Beckley.
salary, labor and services, s4s.9O; ID. S.
Hickman. lumber. s21 So; c. B. Elliott.
freight and dray .I5; Out West P. & s.
Co. election supplies, S; Harry Griffin
labor so; c. NJ. Snyder. printing, s3l IS;
Ben Gheen. lumber and salary s'3.cs;
Ton Welsh, labor, &c; Mine 4 Smelter
Supply Co. pipe. s59,4o; R. d. Blair,
printing. s5O.93; Corbin & Sanders, sup
plies and labor. s6o7o; E. NJ. Ruby,
salary. slo; 7. Terrence, salary. ESQ; II.
Fletcher. labor. slO5o; Jas. Greenwood,
labor, sll.oo; Stockham 4 Hillman Co.
/ ,mber. a Il: John Warrington. witness
CLIO; Judges and clerks OF election,
/ S40. Adjourned.
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Despite the fact II

Despite the fact that the mail trains
operated by the Chicago. Burlington 4
Quincy railroad, between Chicago and
Council Bluffs are the fastest in the
country. their engineers experience little
dlfIiculty in keel ping them on tine One
OF The t~o mail trains, No. :, has been
late but once this year. The other. No
IL. is an hour faster than No. I. but its
shnsing is almos, equally good. -Four
times only. since Jan. ls,. has it failed
to maze its schedule o. 800 miles in ten
and quarter hours.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Rev. +. NJ. Mobley closed a very sue
cessful series OF revival meetings on
Wednesday evening and left for Delta
on Thursiay morning. A great many
people were sorry to see him go at this
time as i, seemed that the god werk
had just begun. He has. however. pro
missed to return again in June when be
will stay as long as he sees he can do
good.-PaSosa Springs News.
Rev, Mobley began a revival meeting
at the Methodist here. Sunday night.
Rev. John Anderson. o; Gunnison. is
leading the afternoon meetings. The
meetings will continue every night until
further notice. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Mr.. and Mr.. Gustave Richter enter.
tanned the young peoples Glars OK the
Baptist Sunday school at their pleasant
home on upper Nceker street. last Fri
day evening. There were large mum
Der os teachers and older scholars
pr-eent and an enjoyable and delightful
time was spent. An elegant rePast was
servcd about midnight by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Rchtcr were highly Gem
plimen,ed on the pleasing manner in
which they provs!cd FOR the evening .
enjoyment.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Last Saturday evening. couple oil
would be terrors" filled up on ''sa-sapa
ril.s- started merry 60 round on one
OF The eide streets. empiyIGg their SIX
shooters very recklessly and frightening
the sleeping resideuts IN that locality
nearly out of their senses. These kind
Of I'erfosmauces the officers should stop
as 1t may result in something serious
s,r,,tims
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OESG0r 0.ANO. GSA ~. P0SOg.
Notice foe pobus~assso.
u>,rsn Srar.s I.,>

u>tr9p ~v,rss I.N~p prrreI
Nouir~,, t,.".. April isth. isso.
Notice l. he ci,v & ven hat
FRANK BR;Ges. tf rcit,.
Drita county C"i =, la. MED ns,,ir. iut.nt on
10 makr yrs, ON hts d~p n ard claim n. .t2
tte ~cftr- tho ~s,uth haif,f ...lfhwe .itIat.
ter - q 70 ~. ~n uie,S . rt~t "f tn nuti.sSf
gusfter s - on u. m.rfh sst qilsr of The
uurt sss' -rt-r .t on ~ ard nos stl,uc~i
lur Y s'f the n'r hws ., quartrv of scct ou a,
t'wr.hip p-rth, rsnsc 10 west New Mex G.,
priu~ti,rt n,.ttdisn. '-ior~ the Reg ser an !
R-c- NJ ntr~e. C..,... 80 s,ufd y The ssh
lsv 1t aaN. ~
ue "au-- the Z it-wiwr witne~.s> ~ I,V.,,r the
sump'e'~ irr "a i,n a.d rcciams.i.n II the ~ u
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Co.Wra to.
D. LAYTON Rseisrr.
tFtr pub. Az. -; - May. ~
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Montruse's iu~s is Delts's gain. Il goes
me down unit puts tsaloon in Delta.
unit l don't got some more use init
Montrose anyway, hoo" said Jaky Fist.
And he climbed the train and sailed
Montrcse Press.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

The creamery is again running and
producing a large quantity of the most
excellent butter. Since the Delta Fruit
/ Produce Co. hs- taken hold OF the
concern and guaranteed the pigment OF
all milk bills. the old time patrons are
all returning.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

\ small but real dignitied crowd OF
young people perpetrated a surpr Sc on
Mss Minnie Girardet. las: Friday eve.
The evening was spent playing whist
and doing justice to an immense angel
f,,d which was brought by one Of the
Young lsdiee. Have god time? Well
I rueaas .4s.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

The Delta creamery has its cheese
press up and in working order. and
Yesterday made its first cheese. Cheese
making will hereafter be one OF the
principal industries OF this place. The
product will be handled by the Delta
Fruit 4 Produce Co.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

W. II. Mastin left for Denver. We'd
ne-,iay. to attend u banquet given by
the Colorado Manager u the Equitable
Life Inc. Co. in honor OF the Vice prcsi
dent OF that company.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

A small bird about the size Of .
canary. is bothering some Of the Cali
tosnia mesa orchards. by eating the
fruit buds.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

The lecture os DIR. John 4. ID. John.
ex president OF D-Pau~ university. at
the Baptist church next Monday. will
be rar. treat To our people. and We
hope none ~ili miss hearing the learned
gentleman.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

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The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

The graduating class OF the High
school are prsc,icing their prettiest bow
and sxeetes, smile. and the art Of pick
ing up bouquets is also receiving close
attention.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

The present proeI ecis of the fruit crop
src meet excellent. and unless some
thing now unforeseen happens. ~e will
have one of the old time harvcsts that
has made Delta county famous.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Smoked hs,ibut only l5c 10.
. dozen ciothcepins Tor b.
2 cane ls~ for ~.
Il boxe- matches for fos..
3 il,a bird s~~d in l,1ls for ~.
We have the largest sssW Wtwseat 81
lsmp chimne.s in town.
We always hsv. the bcst bananas the
nsskst affords.
Sweet oranges oaly &c dosea.
We osks . spscialty q I'll kisds cs
sxtrsctsL
We have oil kiods q garden ssd Aow-
o. sss<3s. s
We ere heedquastsss fos ass batter,
49, asa eAssssl :
LUCE 4 STOCKHAM,
THE LEADING GRocEEs.
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Fer Sale.

For SsDe q Trsae.-0 stands Il bce,
Tor sals q vill trade part or all for cou
or chieAseA 1sSuirs at lndependen'
Office. s qU
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

TIE O~lss C.u"i! Mercantile r"us
pnwy earvt~s tho sr~s n>>"st - ss"~h
.r xr~ecvt~s - tic s~ws. sad G~aras
se~s shctr S~altsy.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Representative G. II. Hammond re-
turned frcm Denver, Sun lay, having
finished his Legislative duties there.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

The foundation for the new monastery
on Garnet mesa is about Completed. and
brick fr the srperstructure are no~
being delivered.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Mics Emma Luke returned from
Kansas City. No, last Friday. where
she has been visiting friends and rela-
iives the past winter.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Mss Msyme Lerchen returned to her
hom. in Telluride, Saturday. after u
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
kohler at Cedareige.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Edgar Houts and family, OF Ho.ch
kiss. were visiting DR. and Mrs. Hout,
at Clifton Heights. last week.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

wsnted.-Man ard wife 10 work on
ranch. Apply To ". \. kensico,t at
ranch near Cnry. IL
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For Rent.

Remember when you want to rent a
ranch that it is not tr, late to rent u
first class one Of ". ii. Msstin.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

The Presbyterian ladies gave social
at the parsonage, last Friday evening.
There was god attendance and the
evening passed very PLEASANTLY.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

The County Comniss on RS ~rie n
session last ~c-h. but M important
business wss transacted beyond rebating
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14
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wVa sv Aersey pcsiassi that tie ~ nrssisS Z
e11eeum um - keeA q ~ sllre q OVSeIS
SsyAes. rsexsss. 81 neha. neisa cransy. cclo,,
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The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

ltsee~A daily - . esss ~ u. =
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Fer Sale.

\ assf cisep spra,er in good condition
Inquire st this Office.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

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. nAo~ e.. sssS~ NseRAa0-
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Ex-senator Tabor died in Denver. last
Suuday OF appendicitis. A, the time OF
his death he was postmaster at that
nlaca
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Mrs I. s. Finney came in from Fair
bury, Neb, Sunday. to visit her son. l
c. Finney. of Garnet mesa.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Mrs. Lester Wolf. OF Grand Junction
came in Monday. for visit with Mrs
Geo. Chiles.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Mics Stella Graham returned to he
home in Curry. Monday, after a month
visit with friends here.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

IL. wintco . seent fOe tAs E1c
sior laundry, q Deoves.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Representative II. X. Kamm came il
from Gienxood, Sunday, to look afte
his ranch interests here.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TO GOsS . Coeo - - ~.
TAKE LAXATIVE Rrno o.inins I.ssrs.. An Srse
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

The rivers are beginning to get dis
colored. which shows that the SHOWS on
the mountains are beginning TO melt.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Money to lean on rsseis os tsUn
property. % s- BAEDW ~.
N, ,F..ILAszE
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

= TIE Toegpe Creek coal , i0pscvine
% decth ie gained ard pc~ rspss - 'hs
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Mrs. A. B. Crabill vent up to Mont
rose, Saturday. to visit with friends TO
4 few days.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14
Smiths Fork News,

D., d-At her home near CrawfoId. Mrs.
J. B. France. on April 7th and vas
buried in the Crawford cemetery. Sun
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Alex Collins and Tilien Taylor left
for Telluride. Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Try Toogue Creek Coal.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Man, new faces are seen on cur
streets these pleasant days. May more
come-tnere is room.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14
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The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

Mrs. Ada Butts left for Ouray. Sun
day. where her husband is engaged il
mining.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

H. E. Wauamaker, OF Paonia- went
through here, "Wednesday. on his way
TO Nontrose.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-14

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