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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-02-21

you may have comparative comfort
until laughter. reading aloud or ner
vou- excitement brings ON the DO of
coughing which racks you until your
very bones ache ID not suffer need
les~lv Even when a cold ON the lungs
seems 90 have you fast in it- dreadful
power, Allen Lung Bal~am will loosen
the mucous. allay the inflammation. heat
the aching throataud finally overcome
the enemy completely.
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While the short Hand

0f the clock travels tvire around the
dial Perry Davis PiukiIer viii cure "a
cold, Niii ra-e the tigh'ue~s across the
chest aud hence VIII Danish the fear of
pneumonia. "JI-ta little cDId' DOES
not become misery that cliugs until
roses bloom if you have recourse to this
never failing help. There B, but one
PMnkiller. Perry Davis
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We have read with interest and
pleasure the l6ih biennial report Of the
superintendent " public instruction
Of tie state " Arkansas submitted by
30 worthy aud Efficient superintendent.
j. j. Doyue "a Farmyille "boy" who
has long since ""ou his spurs" in the
educational circles IF the country.
The report is iu b1'k form, plofu-ely
aud ariistcslly illustrated reiolent of
the spirit ofenthu-i-am and good hope
We tender our Congratulations To Mr..
Doyne, aud 10 the State Of bis adoption
10 securing bis loyal and valuable
seIyice- ia tie ca Use If education.
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HEROISM.

l. the day Of heroes dead on The
contrary there never was brighter
day la all their history than the one
IN which Ne are living. Recall some
Of The incidents associated with the re-
cent tunnel disaster IN New York. and
you may read the pages Of romance
aud not find more Of uuseiG-h devotion
or unfalieriug daring.
a Catholic priest braved more than
the dangers Of bloody battle 10 minister
20 the dying Railroad employees
sacrificed themselves 90 save others
One poor fellow, crushed beneath the
weight of an overturned ear. bones bro.
ken and IN great agony, cried out:
Leave me alone until you have res.
cued others" All this and more oc.
CURED in midnight darkness. but the
pages devoted % herOi-m will be illu
mined by them. Have you forgotten
the two trained nurses, who up i'm New
York were sent out To nurse cases Of
smallpox, with DO protection from Sc
we're cold bat the walls of a tent. and
who, finding one Of their patients
whose disease was most pronounced
suffering from the cold, deliberately
got in bed on either side Of her and
there remained through the dark.
dreary night2
Did Florence Nightingale dare moro /
or Joan Of Arc? or Esther, when she
went uubidden into The presence of
The King?
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approval, will not Of itself secure that
approval II Is good so far rs 90 goes,
bui 10 don't go iuren0urh
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FARMVILLE MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
CHAS. BUGG & SON,
Family GrOCers and Dealers In Hard
ware, WOOdenware, &c.

.fAnMrlifr. Nt,lrn. I'D. ial
LrGs- sa00fo p0
SHORT . 00 to 5000.
lose g. .00 20 elf00.
BACpN-liaWs. llr.
Sides, I-c.
Shoulders. lnr.
turrEE-BiO. lO 10 lic.
iaguyra. 49, f0 ilr.
It0rR-la'ent Family, $500 f0 81 H1
straight family. 1926 fo.i i..
Extra si - 90 8 7a.
t0nN-Noue neriug.
SrGAh-HrOwn, 5c
1ranuIHtcd. ato b %.
" lulvrrlzed, ~. toe
LAHD-l0 fo re.
NAIIs-By lhe key. 81 50fOs3Ol.
Retail, &c.
P0rNrOEs-.l 00 10 sl.2l per hushel
ONIuNs-siOJ 90 % 40
LlMF-sl CD per barrel
SALr-20J lbs., sl.Ou.
kCE-5 10 1c.
PEACH E--nried = Co DOE.
BEEsWAX-l5 20 zoe.
OArs-Spring, 40.
Winfer Gi to -ic.
ArPLFs-Dried. IS COL c.
EGGs-ln demand at zoe and pc. pcr d01.
BurrER-10c. 10 1lc
Natr limo gN ls.rff... rr...f. A.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-02-21

Will Richmond heed The admoni.
ton Of Mr. Wy-or aud take the inn
mortal Clay i'm out Of The cold?
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-02-21

AVE YOUR PRINTING DONE
4 AT THE HERALD JOB OF
FICE, FARMVILLE.
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RArnsor srn.on-rrLAN.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-02-21

New line OF spring matlngs d. ~
p. Richardson's.
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III LlNlnm-Na eCnONL.NmE.

FRIDAY. FEBRUARY n. 1902
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
MARRIED.

Married Harry Groom and Mryx
H.DeWitt, Wednesday March ,19th
Rev. Thos. Hambly of the NJ. E.
church officiating.
The ceremony took place in the
evening at the residence of the
brides parents = few :, miles frona
to wn, witnessed by thirty or forty
friends - = I
The bride is an esteemable young:
lady with large circle Of friends. i
The groom ia from Storm Lake
Iowa and bears an excellent reputat-
ion and character They received
may useful and handsome presents.
They will reside with the brides
parents and look after the farm Z:
The Advance JOINS their friends in,
extending congratulations. @@e
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HOME CONCERT,

The Carleton Glee Club Concert.
was a pleasing surprise to the critical
and appreciative audience in attend
ance. Much was expected Of the
Glee Club, but every one was delight
ed beyond all expectation with lie.
excellent work of the organization.
To say that the varied prergam
rendered by the Club was satisfact-
DRY is not enough. It was more
and better than its most partial
friends had anticipated, both IN the
character of the selections and in
their renditions. The soloists With
out exception had well cu1tivste2
voices and sang with pleasing Cor
rectness of style and expression /
The chorus work was smooth, finish
ed and effective. The selections
generous in number, we're of a pleas
ing variety, embracing wide range
Of classical and popular composit- !,
ions. One or two numbers, possibly
arranged for the club, were unique
in their combination of good u.,hie+
with fine humor and dramatic effect.
and were greatly enjoyed by the
audience. A comparison with the
Oberlin Club which has sung in
Mortified, would not be At all to the
disadvantage of Carleton. Tuesday
March IS. Congregational church
Tickets on sale At MorlanA
s. and 30 cents.
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y now .s TH:ISs

]; N, ". HCW's THIS N
ii 4. 81 as, u dAdred D oliar.
Reward for I my 1cas5e satarzhssha
eahnots be~' sursdt byst .Hallx ,Csstarrt
Cure. ~ pa. II $s.$$t Nv, ~ +. y !, O..
ls1 F. J.: Cheney and Co., Props:
= Toledo, Q We, the under sign
ed have, known F.. J.@Cheney for the
last Is years. and believe him per
fectly honorable in all business tran.
sactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their
firm. ''.~ ''*. ''@ It,:
E West & Truax, Wholesale Drug
sgists, Toledo, O. Walding, Kinnan,
and Marvin, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo o.
Hall IS family Pills are the best.
y Hall Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
.nal)y acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the sytem.
Price 75c, per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free
Earnest Phillips has moved onto q
farm near Brewster.
Spring is here andso is Miss Max
we'll with q full line Of up to date
street hats. , 50 900.
E. S. Morrison of Sheldon has
accepted a position in Otto Leabeck's
establishment.
: Will Madison and Barton Goodrich
left Thursday for lreton. Ia. to take
in the short horn stock sale.
Wall paper, Paints, ,Alabastine,'
etc., The highest grades yet the
lowest prices at the 'tCity Pharmacy:
Mrs. A. R. Albertus entertained .
few friends Wednesday afternoon in
honor of her mother Mrs. Cowing
of Jackson:
The ladies of tho Congregational
church will hold their monthly tea
at tho home of Mrs. Geo. o. Moore
Friday afternoon March % from
2 to . p. m. all are cordially invited.
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.s't- = 7;-,.'-, !E-!7~a -. - n -
I y Local News. y J

~ Rev. Schmidt left Thursday for
Wilder. 4 ,zsz. = - .. I,
+ Dou't forget to be in town on the
evening Of April 9TH. \ =>-- u =
( At Miss Maxwell's you will find
tho ."sswell' street hats: > MI !. !. (,
x second hand type writer for sale,
cheap City Phlaalraamoy. Z j.
Born on Tuesday March i: 1909
TO Mr.: and Mrs. Al gust Lass = girl
7. IT will pay you to investigte
Harrington : shoe ad. He is going
out Of business. ~: .>>.@ss$$: y: r. :.
j. K. Darby returned Wednesday
evening from . prolonged business
trip at Stewart Minnesota. TX K.
Bushels Of Baby and childrens
shoes, selling cheaper than you can
find them, at Harrington 9 shoe
store. =. TX ~. ~. INK =. a., II,
Farmers that know what they are
buying are taking some kind Of a
farm implement or vehicle from e1 2
shanahans al the time, not only
one farmer but several every day.
5 For Sale Eggs for Matching from
farm ranged, prize winning Light
Brahamas at SOC per II delivered to
uarties in town.: Also . few l., B.
hens at SOC. Mrs.E.F. Whitney 21tf
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Rev. Wilson Aull is in st. Louia
this week. s
A fine display Of street hats Ut
Mas Fahy's. =
The event takes place on tho even
lug of April 4th. u.
John Mackay contemplates leav-
ing for Seattle in the near future.
+ G. @. Bigelow is now firing on
the switch engine. in the Omaha
yard.
J. Hats that are beautiful and desir-
able for any occasion Or wear at
Miss Fahys.
.Theo. Olson formerly living near
Brewster now occupies the Frank
Lane farm. ~.
/ Albert Reed left Tuesday with
Albert Hockney to look over Canad-
ian land around Drinkwater. ID.
w. For first class work 60 TO the
.Worthington Steam Laundry. Goods
call for ana delivered to any part o
the city phone l2e. j. .. -,
+. T.. Parsons lett for Luverne
Wednesday evening to attend the
=: % ~. -rS
Rock county district court now in
!. Mrs. C. w. Shiudler, sister Of Mrs.,
c. v. Caldwell, left here Wednesday
evening on q visiting trip to friends
at Sioux Falls. -, ~. =.
z 20 per cent discount on furniture
at Palm Bros. 1921. :. ~ . %...%
J. C. F.. Martin living near Reading
has purchased a. Kemp manure
separator of j: NJ. Shanhan. Mr..
Martin believes in fertelizing the
land and in this way he will realize
a bountiful crop: - ,:.=,*
" Through a private letter written,
to a friend in this city we learn that
j. w. Walker and family. who left
here some time ago for ''Dowies
Zion. near Chicago are not as
charmed with the place as they
were before they got there and in
all probabilities will return back to
Worthington before very long. Mr..
ard Mrs. Walker have hosts of
friends here who will gladly well
come them back. -.e - ....
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f =
Mrs. 8. A. Wheeler left Monday
to join her husband at Chokio,
MINI. Their many friends in this
vicinity will wish them success ia
their new home. = + r.
Will CLANCY, employed in Hubbard
and Palmers elevator expects to take
= vacation from his present labolrss
NE first Of April and take up the
Insurance business with. James
HaxzaEd. -, 5s: 4.
Albert Hackney returned toDrink-
water Canada, Tuesday. He is
we'll pleased with that country and
does not think the climate is any
more severe than here. it has not
been during this winter at least.
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Wait for the 4tb OF April.

Wait for the 4tb OF April.
Mark Marden is building an ad-
dition to his house on the corner of
Third ave and Thirteenth streets.
M1s.J. w. Cowing left for her home
in jackson Tuesday after visiting
at the home of her daughter Mrs.
A1bertus.
Telephone No. 20 calls
MurdoClk, & HoOver's
Dept. Store.
, J. G.. Christie Of Lake6eld form
erly a resident Of this place left
Tuesday to look over Canadian
Land in the vicinity Of Albert Hoe
kney's locality.
t2asXs AaG{zAAR2Ne !Ss;A4 65S -
Makes children eat, ,sleep and
grow; Makes mother strong and
vigorous. Makes q healthy family.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
does. 35cts. City Pharmacy.
:: A new line of ladies'
sUnderskirts, for spring
ard summer wear. The
cheapest and best in
town. Murdoch & Hoov-
err. *~ -:
+, Buy your land of M. E. Lawton
I have a large list for sale in Stew
.vens, Traverse, Wilkin, Otter Tail,
Becker; Clay, Polk, Norman, Mar
shall, Red Lake and Kitson counties,
both: wild and improved Office
over Post Office ~,
Headache often results from dis
ordered condition.. of the stomach
and constitution. Of, the bowels.
A dose or two of Chamberlain g
Stomach and LIVER Tablets will cor
rect these disorders and cure the
headache. Sold by All druggists
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BUTTER.

The Worthintgon creamery wants
YOUR unsalted butter and will pay
the highest market price in cash,
Bring it in 4. @5s.,,. 3..s
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H. J. Blume treated his photo car
to new coat Of paint this week
giving it magnificent. appearance.
John Mackay made a trip to
Ocheyedan, Ia, Wednesday, in the
interest Of H. n. Douglass elevator.
100 acre farm miles from Success
Mo. fors$1, 600 to? trade. for Worth
ington property. N. E. Lawton
Agt. If
Mrs. Andrews of Plainfield, Wis.,,
arrived Wednesday evening and is
the guest of her sister Mrs. w. J.
Ross this week.
J:E. Sims, wife and mother re-
turned home Thursday morning
from Chetek where the funeral of
his father took place.
Mrs. J. H. johnson returned
home Thursday from Springfield,
ILL.,. where she was called to attend
the funeral of her mother.
It does beat all how the buggies
carriages and road wagons go out
from Shanhans by the farmers. some
of the farmers coming from near
and other towns. Its the quality and
style that draws the business, to
Shanahans.
Constipation, bowel irregularity,
headache, dyspepsia, torpid liver,
bad kidneys, rheumatism, disorders,
incident to sedentary life positively
cured by Rocky Noun tain Tea, the
greatest American Remedy. City
Pharmacy.
Henry Horsnstine says, Mr.. Fisher
paid half the costs in the hog trial
and they have decided to be neigh
-bors again. This is cert ainly a very
wise conclusion, and Mr.. Fisher was
vrey liberal in paying portion of
the costs after they had been saddled
on the other fellow.
F. l.. Humiston states that while
he was returning from his northern
trip he met two trains of Al and 66
cars of emigrants going north at one
station. This will give person
some idea Of the immense emigrat-
ion that is moving to the northern
part of this state and North Dakota.
Officer Mccartney arrested a man
named Craft, Thursday evening on
a charge of forgery. The fellow
tried to get a check cashed signed
by E. L. Kelley, the poultry man, for
$22. 40 at Kadesky's store. Mr.. Kades-
ky telephoned to Mr.. Kelley to see if
it was all right and learned it was a
forgery. Then he called the officer
and caused the mans arrest. The
matter was dropped on account of
the man q father being a friend of
Mr.. Kelley. -.
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WEATHER.

During the past week this country
has experienced weather that re-
sembled a blizzard, all that was
lacking was more snow.
Friday the warm sunshine turned
cloudy, colder and rising wind.
Saturday it showed some and the
wind con tinued stronger. Sunday
it blew>a perfect gale filling the air
with dust and some snow, 80 that
one could see but half mile or less.
The thermometer went a little. below
zero. Monday the wind abated and
up to this time it has grown warm
enough, 80 that the snow is all melt
ed. Overcoats are still necessary
for comfort.
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A BARGAIN FOR. CASH.

! Two houses and lots Joining eacA1
other for sale ~ blocks from Cour t.
House square, 1 Blk from Lake shore .
inquire Of Oscar Sterling atAlbertus
Store.
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Mrs. Emma Sibley's daughter

+ Mrs. Emma Sibley's daughter
Josehine is suffering an attact Of
appendicitis. She is now improving.
J. A full line of Pianos, organs and
sewing machines are constantly on
hand, at r. A. Palmer's, nothing
but the best goes with Tom. Give
him chance.
/ Carl Palm is putting in a new
floor in the room formerly occupied
by A. G. Todd, in the Masonic block
to be used as a butter and egg room
by "A. E. Hart.
X Mrs. Flora Patterson Of Sioux
City was in town Wednesday look
ing over the prospects for opening
another millinery store. She is a
relative of G. S. Porter.
+; 7 have twenty thousand acres of
North Dakota farming land for sale
and the same amount in Norman
and Polk counties Minnesota easy
terms. Call and see me.
s.@%@+a F.. E. l.. Schwartz,
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Balance ON nQn0s 20 70 S1U gu
Respectfully Submitted.
H. Nj. PALM, Ire asurer. :,
approved and placed on file.
Secretary read minutes Of last
meeting which was on motion ap
proved. 5.
On motion the election Of officers
was proceeded with, which resulted
as follows, =, >..
President-G. w. Patterson :,
Vice Presidents -,
A. Hactor. LIST. Dist, >
G. A. Sunbderg, 2nd.
WIN. Thompson 3rd. 6
Henry Pfeil, 4th q
FIJI. Lyon, 5th. 80
Secy.E. A. Trip.
Treasurer Fl. M. Palm
On motion to adjourn to meet at
the office of county Auditor. Sat- 2
urday afternoon at 2o'clock March :
29th. 1902 at which time it is hoped
that every person who believes that
Mobiles County ought to have a fair
will be present. zss
E. A. Trip Secy. s# $%
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1AS Ladies saens NV AN Nills
give : supper t. AZ. Q. ~. W hali
tonigi t, conn snciag at 3 90 Loo a
livery one Knows tAHs. thsset szsss,
are = trent besides y,u are A.
good work: I 93 s., .sss :.sss
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FAIR ASSOCIATION ELECT
| OFFICERS

WOrCunRtOA, MlHH.,
March. 18th. 1902.
Meeting called to order by Secy~
one motion D. Shell was chosen
chairman. The Treasurer read his
annual report which was Gas followsp
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M. E. CHURCH.

Morning subject at the M. E .
Church next S unday, The Tri-
.umphal Entre' Palm Sunday Ser
vice: Evening "Jesus Betrayed.
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NV An 6 Oh Um. N \.
s: i, =,
! .s FOR ! SALE s4AA. RENT sl ETC, 7.
Fresh milk at Leonard's.
Wanted-A fresh cow M. E.
LawtOn. =. .BF4s ,.-.. "
For Sale Milk. Mrs. H. NJ. Twit-
chell. If. a. i fl
To sell or trals a few horses. H.
W. Doolittle.
Observation-Disclosures Wor-
Ellington 15tf.
For sale or. trade-Eight room
house. E. G.. Turner.
For sale-Set new harness. Phil
Plots, at DR.. Gould's barn. 19-tf'
Wanted-Girl forlight houekeep-
ing, apply Office. DIR. Walker. loft.
Clover seed for sale at S.. 90 bushel.
John 81. Scott Clary Addition. 10.2w2
81, 600 down buys q ten room house
GENERALLY located. Enquire at
A DIV a n Office 10 If.
For Rent. room heated
Inquire of Mrs. "a. E. Garretson
opposite DIR. Mansions.
Wanted-To buy seven or eight
head of hevay horses. J.W. Mcbride
10 3.
For Sale ;. at q Bargain good
second hand organ good as new.
Enquire at Palm Bros, furniture
store,
For Rent-A Ave room house ono
block south Of Burlington depot and
one Block north Lake shore.
J. J. Bisans. DIV
For Rent-32O or 480 acre farm,
improved with buildings, near town
and school. Will take either. share
or cash ;call on w. B. Royse, Org, Mimi
For Sale 6 good work horses 2
set concord harness nearly new, 2
wide tired wagons, spade, will..sell
for cash or on time. Jas: s. Ramage
For Sale-My dwelling on corner
of Twelfth st.: and Third avenue.
For further information call on Peter
Thompson. Mrs. N. P. Nelson 19tf.
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For Rent-32O or 1870 acre farm,
improved with buildings, near town
and school. Will take either. share
or cash ;call on w. B. Royse, Org, MINI
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For Rent-A Ave room house ono
block south Of Burlington depot and
one Block north Lake shore.
-. j. J. Bisans. DIV
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For Sale =. at q Bargain good
second hand organ good as new.
Enquire at Palm Bros. furniture
store,
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For Sale good work horses 2
set concord harness nearly new, 2
wide tired wagons, spade, will. sell
for cash or on time. Jas. s. Ramage
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For Sale-My dwelling on corner
of Twelfth st., and Third avenue.
For further information call on Peter
Thompson. Mrs. N. P. Nelson 19tf.
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Balance on hand. ........ rs 76 $50 sc
Respectfully Submitted.
H. NJ. PAL NJ, Tire asurer.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-15
Both Satisfied.

1t develops that John Sparks and
A. C. Cleveland who are almost
lifelong friends, made u bet on the
gubernatorial election, the wager
being a blooded bull. Sparks, of
course, bet on his opponent, and vice
versa. 1t required very few hours
after the returns were in for Gov
ernor Sparks to arrange for the
payment of the wager. Mr. CIeve-
land was asked yesterday how he
came out of the election. "Oh !
came out all right. Sparks has got
good job, but | have one of the
finest Hereford bulls in seven States.
journal.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-15
The Nevada Tonopah.

The evolution Of another mo, I
promising youugster in Tonopah has
just been accomplished by NJ. j.
q Mcara and his associates, the
christening Of it as the Nevada
Tonopah' TO follow his arrival in a
few days In the founding of it Mr..
O'Meara, who was among the carl-
est of the Salt Lake contingent to
recognize the merits of the new camp
and draw out II fortune for himself
and others, has acquired an area
beneath the surface Of which he and
his experts believe is the conyerging
point Of the Mizpah Extension and
Montana. Tonopah Iodes. To demon
strate this il is believed that but
1870 feet of sinking will be required,
and already ground has been broken
and shaft is going down. In his
conviction concerning the CONVEX
gcnce of the two Lodges, Mr. @ Meara
is sustained by Tug Wilson and
Others who have exported the region,
while the judgment Of Mr., OMeara
will inspire the confidence of large
circle in this city. The Nevada
Tonopah is accordingly assured a
cordial reception here, Salt Lake
Tribune.