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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-18
-norwA1DT COMBINATION
rs GETTING INTO ORE

At a depth of 1g7 feet the Uot"saa. a.
Combination shaft is showing -FOUR 1ees
of low grade milling ore, the values OF
wb;cb are steadily improving. Prepar-
atoms were made to cut station at 11e n
ooo and drift on the lead, but w. ~
Maaden No consulting engineer for the
samnany. advises the dropping OF tne
.baft an additional hundred feet De-
fore beginning lateral work. ,oraslv
The company is preparing " 'ai 81
increase the force in the tease snSi ns;r ?
:. we'll as to begin taking out ship r
ment from its Lone Star group u
seven claims.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-18
pIISHING WORK ON NEW
MILL FOR NEVADA EMPRESS

With an S5 per cent extraction by
amalgamation from $25-grade OF ore
Of cost of less than So ton that
henceforth will net $1S.25 ton, com
nnt;no operations of Acton unit for
six months, with another one promises
during that period-the treasury OF tne
company should be in excellent condi-
tion by the first of the year, and divi-
dends Forthcoming early. 1t looks like
record breaking.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-18
GOOD OFFER FOR KEWANAS
TURNED DOWN AT MEETING

able lateral work il being done. A
crosscut is to be run at this point at
once. On the 4O0-foot level there 10
very fiattering showing Of ore which
was developed by caving ground, the
lateral having been run just beneath
the lens.
Seven leasers are now at work on
the property and more applications are
being considered. The company cx-
poets to cut the Iqhabo Red Top lode
at little more depth, and possibly ON
the present level.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-18
THIRTY-FOUR COMPANIES
ARE WORKING AT HART

the sompany's 40-stamp mil at Search
light until such time as water is de-
velopea and mill installed on the
property.
Four leasing outfits are at work on
tie Rambler, the extension VI the
Jumbo lode. and all ans in n good
grade of milling ore. Several lessecs
arc also working the Clapper, adlmn-
irg the Jumbo on the n0rih and west.
The Big Chief company, operating
leasc on the Or, Belle, encounterc.t ,,,-
cshcr rich streak Of ore in it's crosscut
frrm the 25-foot level of the shaft at
the mouth of tho upper tunnel, last
Monday. Considerable h:,i grade ore
has been sacked from this working, brit
az the vertical shaft was beng sept
down the best grade pitched to the
north. The crosscut now running IS IN
four feet of $50 ore. The upper tunnel
has reached a Instance of 125 feet, ar:
is just cutting The ledge, whiea on tbs
surface shows a good grade IF milling
rock. The 500-foot tunnel beily run
on the west side of the mountain ly
she Big Chief company is IN Is feet,
AMI before cutting through the hill
viii tap in t. course three known
,einc.
John O'Keefe of Goldhcla mi y. il.
M:.lers, Of Miaa New, wa, are inte;-
csted in the Twin Peaks prop ,rty, were
in camp last week makiag arrange
nay Is for starring up work on gen
o, ors scale. A 15-h.p. hoist anil 25h. r.,
&C mpressor has been ordered, and upon
arrival dorble compartmcny shaft
will be sent down. Associasc with tbs
ah6va Qenx1emen are. a number of well
known Nevada operators, who have
formed close corporation for the pur-.
pose of carrying ON developments in
this district. @
The Four Tramps lease on Twin
Peaks have oubie-compartment shaft
down so feet, and the working is all
in a good grade Of milling ore. This
lease has been one of the sensations Of
the camp, and every pound Of rock
which has come from the shaft has
been piled on tho dump ready for
shipment. A hoist is now being in
stalled at this lease.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-18
MAY SINK TO eco

In the Blake lease on the Atlanta the
shaft is down $40 feet and considerable
water has been encountered. A drift
is being run to the westward. If pay
ore is found the shaft will be sent down
to che 600-foot mark. .
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-18
rrrTINa FOR THE DYKE

The Gold Coin Mining eomPan the
operating its property. ives. .so e feet
Portland. The shaft is down % aoo avke We
and ID ' . crssscut is being run for the ayis $
s, anu a n..,ssv outcrops. The property Is
ina! pa P,a With a 25-horse power hoisi-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-18
rnoM1sINa LEDGE ENCOUNTERED

Major Stanton, general manager Of
the Keelyn No. %, which is operating
on the G. O. d., has at the depth of $50
feet encountered a very promising
ledge. It is evidently blind forma-'
tion. The assay returns have not yet
been received, but from the appearance
of the black sulphides there is every
indication that an ore body of goodly
proportions and values is being neared.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12
Rejsende Agent:
KNUD HARTNACK.
epcrioc % 9aumarf.

Speriges npe &onge, @uitap, al
Iogoe ii6ite 1ge Seipg boS ben ooll,
ffe &nngefamilie og fit, efter booo
Selegramlnerne fra &ipbenbann me0'
6eler, en- o%peror6enlig biGrtelig Moo>
tagelie iaapel al benne iom al bele
BEN oanlfe @ope0ita0s 8efolfning.
@pcn bar inpffct paa Set beolte, pg
BET bar pjenipnligt, at man fra oanlt
SIDE ibgte at lngge Sc penliglte So
lelier for @rooerfolfet og 6et5 @on>
gepar for 9agen. sos Song Gultas
ielp ipnes 0en11e &enligbeo at perc
fal0en / goo Soro, / bpert 6ulo I'D,
talte ban / lin Sale pe0 @alataflet,
at v6e @fper, Ser bap0e form9rfet
Sen ffanoinapilte @immel, MI er for
ipunone". Men Sc penlige Sdlelier
for 9anmarf fra ipenif SIDE, iom fit
ct alporligt Stp0 pes @%egioenbe0er-
ne / Morge 1905, ler l16 til at bore
panifelige at foa gienopretteoe. Gu
big 9el al Sen ipenife &resie De6blt'
Der at inotage en- meget relerberct
&ol6ning life Blot oberfor &orge,
bba6 Ter tiloels er forflarligt, men
operfor 9anmarf, bba6 Ser er min-
6re foritaaeligt / 8etragtning af at
9anmarf ingen 500 eller Del bao6e
/ M6lfillelien og fun afgap ct Songs
emne til Norge .efter at 2psrtpelien
bar en- faitilaaet STRENGTHENING. Sen
ibenife &resie pe6bliber at ittlle Jig
feligt afpiien6e operfor 9anmarf %
ollie Silnermeller fra Sen &ant og err
flerebe UNDER &ongebelpset, at Sc
Danife life be6 at raabe @lrra fo1
Song @uitab fan u6llette Sen bitre
Selelle, ser blep ifabt beo 0plpsnin'
gen al BEN norif=lpenife Union Smi6,
lerti6 begDn0er Sen glade 6an1fe So.
neOita6 otter at n0ppe lin Siltr9f=
ming paa ~9r90erna binii6an @un=
6et". Sc 6anife @la6e forteller, al
Malmb=D amperne iaar after fbrcr
omtrent BEN famine 2ait lom / sc
CODE gamle Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12
Sommerfcricn og Sfulcbprncnc.

@ommerferien er begpn6t, og til
at begDn6e me0 er alt @erligbeo og
@le6e. Mange al 8prnene / oe bpi-
ere &lasler tranger birfelig en- &pi<
Ie, i6et set amerifanife 5folearbeioc
tngenlun6e ct iaa let 1om almin6e-
Iigt antages. Men fen 40 CONNIE
rem foranores Gtillinge1. Gn Maa<
11e6s Gerie fan n0nptteS al 8prnene
me6 goot l16bptte for 2egeme og
5iel - tire Maone0er er for meget.
Sc mao BRUCE &refter og &iernc
til noget, og &eiultatet bliper ofte,
at Sc fi6ite to Maane0er anpenoes til
flere @pilopper og 9farnsitreger,
emo go6t ct. Gnrligt gieIoer Bette
for be it6rre. @prn, %naonlig 9renge.
ne, Ser ofte bar on6t pes at fad &as
paa Si6en. Gor at afbjglpe bette
er Der / Seem Sort @eiifoler iaar
truffet en- Or0ning, Jam man penter
fig meget al. @n &omite bur paa=
taget Jig at treffe Sberensfomlt me6
Garmere ON at mo6tuge ltgrre Sfo,
1ebgrn og gipe 6em poslen6e Mrbei.
De me6 tiliparenoe 9dn for nogle
Tiger. Ser bar allereoe / ielpe Seem
Sort meIbt fig mere ems 1000 8prn,
Der er btllige til at gaa us til Gar-
merne, gi6re bba6 geptte Sc fan og
ielp bgite BEN Septic at 2anoopboloet,
font gratis f6lger me6 Sc tiente DOL
lars. glnbre @Der / @taten bar to-
get $anfen op, og Ser begDn6er at
bltpe en- ganife liplig Serteu6ban-
bring fra Bp til 2an6 iaar. Set bar
bel ct Soribg bar0 at gibe @agen en-
Brepe Ienger moo 8eit. Scum burbe
8grnene babe en- l16trpffelig Goritaa-
elie al, at ct 2%an6opboI6 at 6enne
@rt lite Blot og bart bar ct Seq al
Gerien, men at en6el at 6enne tan
% bgr u6npttes til lgnnen6e Mrbei-
Sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12
t faitilaar at MegieriittgJeenr ct an

Ser faItiloar at @egieringen er an
iparlig for itue N%rbeioere, ttaar be
fomr1er tilifaoe nnoer beres Mrbei6e.
Mnguaenoe g grn e a + BE 5 e
bpr &ongresien peotaget en- for 81.
itrift Of Columbia gieloenoe Sob,
Ser burDe tiene Joni Mpniter for Sta-
terne.
geo forbgie6e 2pnringer % andre
Sfriot bar set reprbltfanlfe Bartt
ipgt at gibe 2an0et Ell $ e r t y + :
re, Ser fan tiene lom &iernetrop-
per for en- itor Organization al 8or-
gerIolbater. Set tra6ittonelle 8rin.
Clip lite at bol6e en- itor itaaen6e Seer
bar peret og btl be6blipen6e blibe
operbol6t. Mle6 &enipn til g 3 /.
u er net bar Sc 6orene6e -5tater
fin be6ite @eifpttelie moo fremmeoe
Slender / Slaa6en. Den nuperen-
.be Stprfe er fraftig .og iitan6 til at
:parne 2an6ets Sr1teresier / alle Dele
:af 8erben, men en- itabig Spbpgning
.af Slaabe1tprfen garanteres.
Mngaaen6e g e b a + e I e n
a a turIig &c 9ielpe.
fiber bar SEN republtfanife Ste
gierings @olitif iparet offenlig Glen,
Dom for D6elaggelie, iifret n6piflin'
gen al @an6peiene giennem Sn6lan.
set og beoaret @fobene fra fon1p1et
Me6bugntng. &i6ere Sfrt0t bil blibe
taget for 8eparellen al bba6 Ser eno'
mi ct tilbage al 6isie &tg6omsfiloer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12

|tater faitiIaar 1neo spiger, ot Sen
|Gorbanoling, iom inoparsleoes al
tnpnrenoe &onieilspreiioent S. 6.
|Gbriitenien | 1895, oa ban en6nu fun
bar 6olfetingsmanben for Mngtje-
btngfre6ien, bar bGret sen be6ite $50
ittf, Der bt6til er fert / Dunmorf.
@igsoagsiamltngen 19O7-O8 ct
oerfor lite Blot rig, r1aar man ier
tilbage, men ben giper ogiaa itore
Setter for bort Soils frcmttoige It's
bifli11q.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12
Cart corenben.

PIVPs SuSI 1OICSS!DCtts
@il arbetbe paa e9en @aanb for &ro'
f%esiprbDttet.
u@or6lpiet" for fi6ite uge me66e'
Ter, at Sen San iffp6te Brofesior Carl
2orent5en be6 Seem Dorf %l1niperiitet,
ser gap Ste0et til u6pefsltng al 6an-
tie og amertfanife untberiitetslerere,
er afreiit til 9anmarf og bltper
biemme / flere Maane6er. Sans
Danmarfsreiie maa iettes | Sorbin=
Belle me6 ct bibere og i%elpitenoigt
Mrbei6e for 6enne Gag, i6et set iam=
ti0ig me66eles, at &rofesioren bar
truffet fig tilbage iom Sorman0 for
9~anif=Mmerifanif @elifabs HrofeS-
ior=l16befsltngs &omite og iom GEL
ifabets 9ireftGr, t0et en- fan6i'
n a b | t amertfanf nobefsling
ligger u0enfor @elifabets 8irfefelt.
S SEN Mnle6ning lfriber uNor6<
lpiet":
u9et er me6 6pb og %alporlig 8e=
flagelie, ri / Sag maa me6oele, at
'&rofesior Carl 2orent5en bar truffet
Jig tilbage fra 9anif=Mmerifanif Sel<
ifabs 9ireftion iaa bel iom fra BET
l16polg, Ser 6irigerer &%rofeslorno=
pefslingen mellem be 6oreneoe @ta=
ter og 9anmarf.
v9et er me6 8eflagelie 81. a. for
81 hi MI troer, at bele 6enne Gag
itanoi er = iom laa mangen anoen
6anlf=amerifonif 8ebegelie, Ser fpe<
les / piattet &epl og 5peftafel.
ugeu ifal set iiges, at @rofesior
2orcnt5en meo bele fin @nergi og
Mrbei6slplt fat lagt Jig / @e1en for
at l6ie SpgaDen paa en- imrf og bGr=
Sig Maa0e nben Spor al Sanfe ont
It opnaa nogen iom belit uoffictel"
Mnerfjenbell lie - noget, Ser fra ien=
%iationslpge 8la6e beropre far perct
iniinueret; Fan bar bgret opfDl6t al
Sen melt begeiitre6e Snteresie for
|@agen> og Sen bar peret Sen eneite
|9ripfier / bele @erfet. Sen enelte
|Sejl Nrofes1or 2orent5en bar be-
gaaet, er SEN, at ban bar troet for
|go6t ON fine 2on6smen0 beropre /
Sen @ra6, at Fan p%aaregne0e 0ereS
@elpilie.
~Faa 6enne Nnl6e bar Here en6
jan brpn0t Jig.
~@i ffal / 9iebliffet life u6tale os
ON D~anif=Mmerifanif Selifabs @til=
ing / 6enne Gag u0oper bette, at set
liffert forefommer mango, at Sellfa=
bet u6en Gfa0e fun6e babe arbei0et
for en- Notwithstanding, Ser og=
ina omfatteoe Morge og @perige, bel
at mGrfe> bpis t%iliparen6e norlfe og
penlfe Srgantlattoner berobre Dtl0e
bore me0. gn6pibere ptl6e set BABE
beret paa lin Hlaos, ON Sellfabet
aml11en n1e0 omltaaen6e Me66elelie
bopoe brogt Erof. 2%orent5en en- Of
ienlig Saf for bans itore og ablolltt
%negcmDttige Nrbeioe.
Som Set ct, maa Brof. 2orent5en
me6 @epi61tbe6en on1, at mani
&c me0 % u6taler @aobet ON, at Fan
mao faa alt muligt @el6 til at gien=
nemfgre fine &laner, ioa Sc tilii6it
omfatter Mmertfa og alle Morbens
2on6e."
9oao angaar Erofesior=uobefslil1-
gems Sremtio er ri ttlbgielige til at
1e lpiere poa Sen ems Dor Seem Sort
&ollega. 81 troer +. CTS paa Mu-
ligbeoen al at 6en fan g / M.
1pres u6en @anif= Mmerifanif
Sellfabs Mellemfom1t, Itae faa oo6t
lom Sagen bleb / n6Iebe t
1oen @elifabets &ielp.
Seller fife in6ier pi, at @agen
fan TONNE til at Iioe Sfa6e pe6 at
omertfonife Hrofesiorer efter at bape
talt ! 9anmarf boI6er nogle Sore
lesntnger | Morge el1er @berige, eli
Ter at norife og ipenife @rofeslorer
fommer til Mmerifa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12

Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul
MINI, as second class ~mai1-matter.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-30
The Baltimore Conference 0.


The Baltimore Conference Of the
A. NJ: E. church did itself proud in
electing Rev. 4. L. Gaines az Il Gela-
gate to the general ssconleranc2 at
Norfolk, and the general conference
will. without doubt, honor d.. Gain
es and Itself by placing him in the
aanctum sanctorum osJha Christian
Recorder. pot, for .,Which he is,
by experience and natural endoW-
NeGt. pre-emiEcntlv fitted. Per
maps cornccti0n2l inIeregt was cen
tered on nc other conferences in the
selection CT de- gales to the general
conference more lhGn ia the election
III H." Ralt!G>"r@ ccnferen"9. This
is due to several reasons, among
Which. may be mentioned tn great
rnmker Of able men in%the conference
from which to select. because Of the
great number f prominent charges
clustering in the vicinity, and also
tn" unusually large 0umbeT o. men
in that conference. aspiring to con
ncctlOnal hOnOr3. IN keeping with
its p0sl record, she I}altim ore confer
c0c@ ilii5 selected a strong delegation
and its Inference will DC felt most
pot2nt!v CT the nooE Of the general
conferences. l-
Moro than ordinary interest. va:
attached to tn" "leution<of DR.. Gaines
IS il is generally regarded that his
election rs editor Of the Christian
I'cG3rdeT is practically assured. Hav-
. ing rf"e.v2'! fO1 votes for that posi-
: ton in 40 /, il is" reasonable r.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-30
TIT ApvoR
AT THE NATIONS CAPITOL

am deccncv, INA M, for nm, ,.,.>u,.
| uucalled for attnnEs>n,..,n hin, W. 49,.
! t&h Quart ars Iannht ~ r,.sn .r,n,
!; do us no good ana h,rm Nr ~. -,
rery little, In this 3 srrn,,,. rrrSh
or than this, thewsSnlaca IVA t,onstt
! full element oS9fhas,r,., IN an anL
narrass!na ,l&s3ss, I" >,' ~ "n -, 'I'
| tolerance Of $a;STSth,t rn,,.,.,, 'n,,,
OR .,UigH.o-t% aEaEexn,srs IN ianorE
;:&.'N Nt lc"sl }roeedur. h cnsae
I1n"c ur',ol #canNo,,), ~, ',na, 49,.
")r;:iHg to fcrmsW,n, ,..nasan,s
THOSE fom,1;,,.< $<.:,,,. -, ,;,n;,i,,,,>
ircincr,.l tn tIaS,s.',, 49,. 49, 1,, .,
NnI'y. of mon ylay,s$t st., ;,
,|rc, |, seams g. 49,, .,,,.,,>,
& 10 nnss,hIo rnsS 49,, ~ $780,
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E:.s ~ .li,.2N, .saS,,,,y ,n,,. ,.,,>,t;
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in, ont O. tsssrsSt,, .o,,,
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Disposed taWara tho .I,rr, ,nI
uNHcp !,~~sd-yonpad .,1,ni,;,tr.,ia,,
G" !,is, hiy, q rLr.,' sshnn11 ..Hnnn,"n
TIC =. ;,n,.t, of ayerr ,,,t~f,,in ri,i,nn
y, crc VIII, h,S Fo1,n,.,, 49, .r,.,,,
~. nd vaG:ul cnreer COW dow 49,
=, ~. .rr=e j. wn,1sb,s ,,,y .nI .rar-
v1I,~r, last as..wr G,,,,onccd Tho
:vnu@ule~t cv,,-aac Wv .o-na1le1l
"r~u:nHr%" fa,at2.. ,~,ins, Wis.,
80 &je.; rairlaHse.. r., ,r.nu,t cr
lIi2i ,y"c"~it cal tasSt, a.:>o hvnr the
trivial -.rE:ail enfsTsc ~, rawiste,,
r,.r ,,.,,,,,o,,., 3. *
policy that mans, Of our wen-mean,
ing. buj misinformea ,..loypd friends
have adoptcd With re.errr:.e /, Sao-
rotary Fart, who. tn onr know,aa.c
has mad, socr,1S<,. ~, orr ,,,.,,>Ia.r
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-30

DR.. George r. Parlin, OF @LonNpn,
ENGLAND. who Is in charge of. che
arrangements, for examining appli-
cants fer the Cecil Rhodes schalar->
ships at Oxford, IS in the city. The
election OF students is to be coniplet-
ell by April Is. There are at pres
cnt~~l CO RhraGes scholarships al OK
.!2rd, nut II will be several years
before tho limit is reached and the
Held IS oEcn to the world. regardless
Of color or nationality. 1t will be
,rem"mbcrcd that one colorcq young
man, Nlen Le!toy Locke, Of Penn
S%lvania, r%pinred one OF the prizes
last ye&r and Or. Parkin reports
that he IS "mnliing good" atNEng-
lands h&tor.c sat OF learning. =
r. w. THOMpSON. -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-30

Senate Tiliman is again urgins
the repeal or the 18TH amcudma
He fear tHnt the increaseta educa-
Non OF %.>e NCGro"S will soon rem
dor thousands OF Negroes cN%iblc to
the ballot in the South, and it will
be imDuAsl3;a to Keep them from
cnntro,linS by force Of intelligence
and numb srs. He sees no war for
The whites - maintain their suprem-
acr except by rohhing the Negro> OF
suffrage and Keeping him entirely
out o. The G0litic0l equation.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-30

4 The denth OF, Capt. C. w, Keats
" prominent man OF Littln Rock
ARK, Is r GREETED by the country at
large, hs passed away January II,
after q nr"tractcd nosss4leaving a
mother and wife AND a host OF friends
OF both races to mourn his loss. Cant,
Keats was nat !onal Grand Master
.of tho .Nc>aic T&mplars OF, America
and was one OF the wealthiest and
most highly respected colofed men In
me South, !'@ has flied numerous
offices OF trust &nd Responsibility. .
and some years ago was appointed
RECEIVER o: the littlo Rock. Traction
and lIertrlG Company, giving Il bond
for $4,000 and winding up the az
fairs OF tue corporationr with emil
ncnt satisfaction. w. NJ. Alexaudcr
who was electHd National Aaronic
Grand Master -"f the order at Pine
Bluff In 1905. succceds> Capt. Keats
as" National Grand, Master.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-30
StaT correspondent,


! N"shSnE'on, p.-C>, Jan, 80 AMI
Nv ''e ''u>neS n&0m moves tawArt
'''N "''' ZION IN" deciaration OF Gov
''o' Na''ieS EVANS hughes. of New
w ~, ''."' no Is W''lNH&, %rin%S him
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."r 'Ve'>' - OF 'NH @''1.tN' same
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s WYE '"'' ca 'AH E.H.'" !" Ms
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RfragIIIRsDaY. JANUARY, so, i,,0s.

press, the bar and, theladies,E aud the
exact date OF tho grand reception to
DO rendered the visitors at Galbraith
church WI be announced. The
oh9irs Of the Zion churches will ,al-;
ternate IN furnishing music for .the
session. Nh'ch closes Sunday. Febru,
airy o.. The major portion OF the
dcle%atcs viii remainNn the city far
GALLET y. Me. ..>.I ~. i. '-,." j..
the purpose of attending the Joint
council OF hishons OF tho A. NJ. e.
the &. NJ. Il. and the A, NJ. Il. Zion
connections, which opens for u leng-
thy session al Metropolitan A, NJ. e.
church February. NJ '- NN
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-30

The HaiGan revolutiop was a lit
tie 'pop.gun' affair and ended as ln-!
glortous'y us 1t began. but 1t served
to bling into very favorable notice
oul" capab'" minister at Port-au-
Prince. Or. II. W. Furniss, Of Indi-
ana, one OF the rbest-posted men in
the diDiumaric corps. and Dr., l.. w.
Livingston, OF Florida, the alert Unit
ed state consul at Cape Haitien.,,,%
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-30

stands as a credit t. Dalthnaro Afrf-
can McthoS ism. Dr.. Gaines WIS
secretary Of the church i extension
hoard for eight years andNis nav n
member or this SUNDAY school board.
The frat2rral address Gellpered& bj
Or. Gaines before thH general confer
cnre Of the c. NJ. +. church at Men-
phiS, Team. IN 1906, is acknowledged
to be &mNug the best ever heard on
such az occasion. In the Voice Of
the People," Bishop Turaer said os
the ndirr$3:' -.-
In this i2SEe OF our PAPER will he
found the treat aud far reaching adj
dress Of y, \. l.. Gaines, OF Bvlti-
more, delivered before the conference
Of then C&i"red Methodist Episcopal
church.. Much could be said OF its
lc1rninH and it's elocTtionary style. an
UreSentaiio" but we Will simply say
it will paw our. ministers especially
to read IL 1t contains information
which VIII assist thnm in preaching
and in religious addresses. Dr.
Gaines has put the gate ajar that
leads to m ONE ion, and if he cuN.
tinues, his elevation Is assured" =.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-30

The success that has attended the
ministry. o. DR.. Gaines. aside from
his natural ability. is duc to the fact
that he Is NNe OF our ministers who
are >thorou"hly trained FOX TIE call,
ing. He completed his grammar
&chCol course A. Knox Institute, NAth-
ems, Ga. Ill.,: collegiate cuur=2,ct At
lanta univrrsitT, and his Theological
course ~ Cannon Theological SCH ooi
CT THEOLOGY at Atlanta. The de-
gree OF M0rtHr o. Arts WAS conferred
uNon hin |.N Atlanta Chiversity~and
the honorary degree Of Doctor Of Di-
virity was ~ronlcrr%u on him, after
EreSentaIiHn o. Che thesis by WILDER,
force Uni Crsity. A@iHo from his
scholastic .r2ininy, D.. Gaines, has 4
nrGferrHd c,aim un~n the c0uSitlCra
ton Of ris brethren FOR the edit or
snip OF the c0nNC"liODal SDOk 3Snan
by virtue OF a splendid record as
editorial writer on 4 number OF stanM
ard publications and his practical
knowledge Of the printing trade
a highly essential qualification for
any up-tC-datn newspaper man: The
energetic Young Baltiuoraan has our
cangratulat:0n upon his excellent
prospects. 1t IS OUr candid Opini":i
that hS'will makc a worthy success
CT to sHcl. brilliant and SCHOLARLY
sentiments OuGCrs rs Editors B. +.
Tanner and Lee CHOW Bishops), and
Dr II. f. Johnson. who will prob
ably receive higher h2nors at the
hands OF his connection this year.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-30

Booker. r, Washington was the sneak
o. Thy nnxt conference Wilf be. held
In |NoVeMheS i'm CONGESTION with thyt
1rst annual A!rp-Ameriean State
Fair Not So ~. Cavoltna Z y X. *
Willmar tribune., 1908-07-22
Death of Old Resident.

Ole Nelson, one of the oldest set
tiers in Willmar, died Yesterday at
noon at his home on Campbell ave-
nue. between Eighth and Ninth
streets. The cause of death was
strangulated hernia, with which he
had been afflicted about four dasss.
He was born in Sweden in 1929 and
came to this county about 35 years
ago. For some years he lived on a
farm near Kandiyohi, but for the
last 25 years he has been resident
of this city. He is survived by his
second wife, his first wife having
died about IA years ago; also by
three children-Mrs. Erick Boman
of Oregon, Mrs. Peter Nelson of
this city, and a son Nels, who is
thought to be in Superior, Wis.
The funeral will be held Friday.
Services will be conducted by Rev.
Axel Anderson of the Swedish M.
E. church, Of which deceased was a
member, at the home at ten o'clock,
after which the remains will be
taken to Tripolis for interment.