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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Col. Edgar S. Dudley , whoso article upon the subject of the aclvauce of favorable conditions in Cuba , appears in this
issue , was the first Judge Advocate at Havana , and is well qualified to write upon this subject. Col. Dudley came into
personal contact with the conditions ho describes.t This contribution may bo accepted as authoritative , and wo are pleased
to announce that it is the first published article upon this subject , written by a man who is qualified to speak from experi
ence.
A symposium upon the subject , "What arc the Young Man's Chances ? " will appear in THE CONSERVATIVE during the
month of August. Contributions and illustrations are being received daily from men of prominence and success in all de
partments of human activity.
This number promises to be the most conspicuous issue of THE CONSERVATIVE , and will eclipse all other attempts by other-
periodicals along this subject. THE CONSERVATIVE is especially desirous of having this number of THE CONSERVATIVE
placed in the hands of as many of our American youth as possible.
We are pleased to inform our readers that Judge Theodosius Botkin , a Kansas pioneer , has contributed an article upon
the subject of "The Last Days of Coppor-Headism in Kansas. " It will appear in a near issue of the paper.
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