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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
CASE WILL BE
SETTLED
LATER
RENO PHYSICIAN WILL
ASK FOR CONTINUANCE
VIII Be Called as Witness in the
Bryan-Casey Murder Case and for
That Reason Will Not Be Able to
Appear-Will Probably Be Granted

Yesterday DR.. Heppner of Reno, who
has been sued by Carl Haviland of The
Giroux stables for damages in the loss
of horse, which it is charged the
former drove to death, made formal
application through his attorneys,
Levers & Huskey of Reno, for con
tinuance of the trial to July Is.
The plea for a continuance is based
on the ground that his attorneys ar
very busy on a murder case, that OF
Sherman Bryan, who is on trial for the
murder of Michael Casey, whom he
killed last fall at Franktown. This case
is particularly difficult one, and for
the next two weeks the attorneys for
the defense, Levers & Huskey, will be
very busy. DR.. Heppner, who attend |
Sherman Bryan, at the Sierra Hospital
in Reno, after the fight which resulted
in Casey's death, will be an important
witness for the defense. On these
grounds it is more than probable the
continuance will be granted.
1t is also probable that the difficulty
existing between Mr.. Haviland and
D.. Heppner may be settled out of
court. DIR. Heppner's practice in Reno
is such that he can not spare the time
to try the case, and even at the cost
of the principle involved and the loss
of his own dignity, he might be willing
to arbitrate the matter. Mr.. Haviland
also, is not adverse to coming to q
peaceable agreement providing he Is
reimbursed for the cost of the horse
and the expense so far OF the suit
which he instituted.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
EX'SARE HELD
FOR SCHOOL
TEACHERS
TO APPLICANTS FOR
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES
Fie Young Ladies Brave the Rigors of
the Examination for the Honor and
Profitable Means of Employment EN-
bodied in Teachers Certificate.

Examinations for the granting Of
teachers certificates were held at the
g, house vest .-day. Those who tc !
the examinations were Mrs. Melvil, i.
dre3smaker of Il nnemucca; Miss Bes-
sic Stout, sister of DIR. Samuels; M,ss
Christina Correca. Miss Mulcoy all
Mss Mabel Bacti, may of Willow p ,lrt.
The examining board consisted of
District Attorney E. A. Ducker, Justice
Robinks and Miss Genevive Lying. The
questions were said to be quite diff
cult and if passed the successful APP
plicants will well merit the honor.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
County assessor Is Busy.

These are busy days about the eoun-
ty assessors Office. The assessment roll
is being compiled and all the property
in the county must come under the cal
culating eye of the assessor. Each part
of the county must be visited person
ally. The assessor returned from trip
to Lovelock Saturday. He will start
for Paradise next Wednesday, and he
will be busy in that section for about
eight days. When he returns he will
begin on the assessment of Winnemuc-
ca property.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
INSTALL OFFICERS.
Paradise Lodge Of Odd Fellows Hoids
Meeting and Many oficers In
stalled for Ensuing Year.

At a meeting of Paradise lodge, No.
rs. I. o. o. f., held in Paradise Val
ley Saturday evening, July 7, the fol-
lowing officers were installed by Dep
uty Grand Master A. L. Shaw, to serve
az officers of the lodge for the ensuing
term:
J. R. Bunch, N. G.; E. A. Shaw, v.
g.; G.. F. Stock, Sec.; R. Q. White
Treas. Henry Miller, Warden; j. b.
Case, Con-; J. G. Cathcart, 0. g.;
Peter Arano, I. G.; l.. Recanzone, r.
8. N. g.; l.. B. Ward, l.. 8. N. q.
"A. L. Shaw, r. 8. v. G.; l.. G.
Grigsby, l.. s. v. g.; A. j. Sternes
r. 8. s.; Henry Kirchner, l.. s. s..
E. Kirchner, Chaplain.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
Making for .rall Timbe:.

!, party composed of Deputy Sh"rif
Muller, County Clerk Hornstein ~ |
l:ank Fellows, vii. cave this morf".;
tor an outing in ;,,e big mon lsain..
They expect to be gone about two
weeks and during that time expect to
catch all the fish and kill all the game
in the northern end of Humboldt coun-
ty. Incidentally they may bring back
fish story or two as a souvenir of the
trip. They will camp on Martin creek
near North g ranch.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10

What will pr,AaIly be very welcome
news to the taxpayers Of Humboldt
county is the fact that the heavy inter-
est bearing debt which the county en-
tered into when the court house was
constructed, will soon be paid off and
the remaining bonds still out be taken
up and given to the flames.
When the court house was const:u :
ted nearly twenty-five years ago, one
hundred and four bonds Of $500 apiece
this year the county had redeemed but
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
.inncnnuCCO
Is Defeated
ONCE MORE OUR CoLoRs
ARE TRAILED IN THE DUST
AS Exponents Of the National Pastime
the Boys From Down the River Shine
Superior to the Best That Winnie
mucca Has Produced This Season.

BY score of 8 to A Winnemucca has
again been forced to acknowledge the
superiority of Lovelock in the game
toward which the heart of every true
American yearns. 1t was a good game
as amateur games go, and was well
worth the price of admission. Winnie
mucca has no excuse to offer. but it is
not unreasonable to suppose that but
for an unfortunate bungle at a crit
zeal moment the game would have been
much closer. At the end of the sixth
inning the score stood to 8, while the
hopes OF the supporters of the home
team ran at high ebb. The seventh
inning, however, proved most disas-
trous to the chances of the home team.
With the Lovelock team at bat and
with a man on second and third and
two gone, the batter raped out an
easy one which was gobbled by Case
at short, and thrown to Nease on First
in plenty of time to nail the runner,
but Nease neglected to touch the bag
and the runner was declared safe. Du-
ring the dispute which followed an
other sneaked home, placing Love-
lock two to the good. In the following
inning home run by Gunnel of Love-
lock, with two men on bases, clinched
the game for the visitors. In the first
half of the ninth inning Winnemucca
looked to have show for a few mo-
ments. three-bagger by r. Case
tailed a man, and few moments lat
er the bags were filed, with one man
gone, but the next two batters were
not there with the required bingle and
Winnemucca lost its chance. The field
ing of both teams is worthy of mention
and especially that of IL. Mccarthy,
Winnemucca IS second baseman, whose
work in handling throws from the
catcher to second brought forth many
EXPLANATIONS of approval. Lovelock for
Winnemucca and Reed for Lovelock
pitched fairly good games although
both were wild at times. The following
tabulated score will fill in any gaps
in the description of the game left by
the above.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10

AT of those bonds, an average of but
two year.
Now, however, the county is taking
rapid plunge forward financially. AL
ready this year eleven bonds have
been called in and at the next meeting
of the county commissioners the pro-
position Of calling in eight more will
be placed before them for their off,
cial actic-. If they are redeemed, but
twenty-nihe more will remain outstand-
ing, and at the present rate Of redemp-
tion not many months win elapse be-
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10

If you value health, good ply
sique, clear mind with keen insight
itno all things pertaining to a perfect
understanding of yourself and ability to
Judge others, read Thought and Action
Magazine. Send ten cents for a copy
Address Thought and Action Magazine,
Chicago.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
Humboldt COunN Will
Soon Be Out OF Debt

fore the county is entirely out of debt.
Credit for this condition of affairs
is due first to the administration con-
nected with the collection of county
revenue and with the assessment of
taxable property; second, with the adj
ministration connected with the spend
ing of the county funds. Conscientious
and exact work on the one hand and
judicious expenditures on the other
have placed the county on a good fnan-
cial footing, and for this reason, cred
it is due the county officials in the de-
partments concerned.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10

To think without acting is as bad as
Acto act without thinking. Thought and
Action Magazine will enable you to d,
M - for ar me2' I. I'll. sical, bus ss
IA, sc1ial life than all other literature
Seal ten eerrs for u copy of the July
number. Address Thought and Action
Ms gazine, Chicago.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
w. p. Surveyor DEPARTS.

Charles Harlowe, division engineer
of the Western Pacific Railroad Com
psny, left town yesterday for ten
days absence. During this time he
will visit Salt Lake on Western Pa.
cific business. On his return from that
place he will examine the surveyir /.
work that is being done in Eastern
Nevada.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
New Hdnnirer
OfPOOSeveIt
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
RECIPIENT OF WARM PRAISE
Premier of New Zealand Thinks Very
Wen of Our Chief Executive-In
Fact He is Greater Admirer Of the
President Now Than Before.

OYSTER BAY, July 9.-When Sir
Joseph Ward, the new premier of New
Zealand stepped from the train at
oyster Bay toda~ to keep a lun i" m
engagement with President Roosevelt,
he frankly said the thing nearest his,
heart i'll America was the developm -
Of a ...'nrocity treaty between Nv
Zeal,n.i and the United States. Whsa
pr > Sc; returned = ,he station .@.s
hcLrs later having 'a.E.,ed his lun,,
con engs pement, hs zen frked:
,eimecity is no. ~ easy thing
bring abort in this . inry."
Sir ] ,scr h, adherilg the rules -
had aid Down for li.as.ii IN his jou.
nov mr.. md the wor 4. Jclined to ia
cuss the exchange of ideas between
himself and President Roosevelt.
"My hearty belief in your president,
as a statesman of strength, breadth
and courage" he said, "has been
most pleasantly and emphatisally con
hImed.'
From ais frank statemt 1T on his ar
rival ut Oyster Bay that he int, 81
d,sr,-.lng the possibility of re- i- :
ity with the president, his Later ''in
,ncnts ol that subject are int ,ies.ing
anu iuu ,ating the business like pla'
he proposes.
.New Zealand,' he said, "is ready
to make a universal reduction in her
tariff to the United States, in return
for a like concession, and is prepared
to make such treaty binding without
action on the part of New Zealand
parliament. She now grants this r.
duction to Great Britain and would
be glad to do 80 to the United States.
If this is too broad a proposition we
y'u be glad 10 make this redi' Iron
on specific 4 rite - VIII IA cseh u.''
buys abroad
The premier instanced wool and
said what New Zealand wants is cer-
tain grades of pine lumber, timed sal
mon and many kinds of manufactured
goods. He said there might be opposi-
tion in New Zealand to reducetheir tar
ify on lumber.
..But,o he added, "you have special
interorts in this country, too
The New Zealand premier her" -
NJ :t.. that he knew of the III il,r I
reciprocity treaties now awaiting ac'
tion at the hands of the United States
senate.
"New Zealand he continued, lis
a country capable of maintaining
population of from two to four mill
ions. ou are building the Panama canal
and are our nearest English speaking
neighbor, excepting Australia. Our
trade is growing, our interests are
identical. 1t would seem wise states
u.arship to cultivate our rolahcns
along the commercial lines and @e arc
Wiling"
Sir Joseph win sail from San ian
cisco for home on the Sierra on jay
u.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10

Mans destiny, from the cradle to the
grave, as taught by the science of as
trology, is ably discussed in Thought
and Action Magazine. Send ten cents
today to hought and Action Magazine,
Chicago, for copy of the July number.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
River Raising.

The river has been gradually raising
for the past three days. This was due
to the excessive hot weather of the
past week and to the unusual rainfall
of last week.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
A Visitor From Redlands.

Gus Diablo, an n'dsims resident OF
Humboldt county, bar now of Re J.
lands, CAL, arrived ;sst night FROM
that town. He is on visit to his par
ticular friend, J. D. D:ssi1s, aad will
remain a month.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
RUNS BY INNINGS:

Totals 49,. ..... 40 4 IL IL
RUNS BY INNINGS:
1894 567S9
Lovelock 49,. .2010 o o O 2 8 0--S
Winnemucca 20 2 0 % o Ia
Home run-Gunnel. Three-base hit
Case, R. Sacrifice hits-Gunnel, 2.
Bases on balls-Off Lovelock, A; off
Reed, 5. Struck out-By Lovelock, 8;
by Reed, Q. Hit by pitcher-Nease, J.
Welch. Time of game, 2 hours. Um-
pire, ]. F. Dunn. Scorers, Fellows and
Ruddel.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10

j. J. Hoffman, representing the to-
bacco house of Horn & Co., was in
Winnemucca yesterday. Mr.. Hoffman
is making a speciality in selling the
well-known Cubanola fve-eent cigar.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10

When you are worried and hot in tenn
per, thinging about how you can afford
to buy some light clothes it will cool
you to go and price summer wearables at
E. Reinhart & Co. Is.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
Arrive From Palo Alto.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Evans and
daughter arrived yesterday from Palo
Alto, where Mrs. Evans and daughter
have been visiting for some time.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
Will Develop Claims.

Marion Marckle and Jack Mcvey
left yesterday afternoon to develop
their claims near EeDercitt.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10

The arrest, summerest, most comfort
able garment for men to wear is one
of those alapaca coats at E. Reinhart &
Co. g.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10

You can keep cool if you buy your
summer clothes at z. Reinhart 3 Co. 3.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
Hunting at Rose Creek.

Fred Weymouth and Frank Rotl
spent Sunday in RS, Crscl canyon.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10
George Reid in Town.

George Reed of Mill City spent yes
terday in Winnemueca.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-10

Co. q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
SEVEN

Miss Hhahe a:tE el'.S, S,.ee4'il.- sa5ty. Just forget cSerst.l.D- s='.r.r" =. T 'o night. like q goad t.y and -a,..l : on as we've alN&Hs dsa" te...t- i,ls @o4A friends el. lDigh..':''
 After he had sAa},r. ...s4t.., -r.tt. Aant Martin and the carrja-s. i..i >srtel off Miss iSiakc c4lirl burh ssayiy over her shoGit.er
 "I'll be cotnine ho,n, ii al. thor fort night myself, i3a=-s.o5s.
 Dick stood tGr aWiliIe# #tff t.J veI'95Iei,' after the sound os j,.- H.."ets l.,sl t!,rt away He uas 5 ean,tla,ta' r'fe5 4..fA brains. and hr ro..s',a+t. aii elf seriously "Hhe ,,u't .=.i.l. SO liloquizeA "Uui ~.r,e s..e. .. 4...t want ro be tasae. ' 4s,Hss uos q new e&rH'
 Some weeks later. .ttef A.- k had retGru-.I to F.. ..s H t' drop in Fl the SiT.. ,1azr 1z It Was oui& uu,r. T hc was mi zat..er, Ae spent t5s uUis5s.3=s e{ga5z d,d not dfeit==a. A..s, ,I;.a=# saer have hal=pur = ieI ll=5z=z sI#5= 7lc~ spirited al.y t54u .... Der curiosity eti.t@ ] ftesz==. h Werr4
 ,I .d#=Atat.....=s .=as=t..,. ally ol5..=#VeAE5 F. .a= HiE II looi..l .lls-==..f1l atz=#4i#tsss lbs peas aiIs N.....=etf.at pr. gafty jHeer5 If Foa, iyzlet -ue,-a--t-- ohe. aft. a|i &5Hra-ls lsFz= tral t=z4.. Eve seen ssn ;iAs5el l., flgt EiNiis- steu eitt, t,=4... f5t ..4t. shes .ieA. Hiee H aa4 &4ad +l,4 Ind fhlt sott O fA4=r iaaHe saH H.4 b,..H. &eh her s4 i.zll | that
 Mi@t =HlaNe b4tH jumped to Ae#=t4et from the r'e 7 azrlrh@fr in wi el# .ir!, had rilaf r2 l5t. he | zea#c} tiil5W2. Aad 9it=~.t, that Liyitz u .4l3
 sflef8s \ Wa5s.' inaa set !'i <. set t,.; tzsFn his rt.e leisure a'H! refer Hil..s r lie jump
 Nv ansUor 1tfe lea hs Ill yet tyeu l@hte1 4aA Il W.ss f.a' laf5 end of tly.tig'zt, ID iEe coil h.=.facc 1ri.y ceaG!y hul as he a' tl9e two pill as Wi.t'i fa4 sli". f.a= floor hea rd the ,'c.atfe little | t.sc Nita the s}..'.,t peas again he cau u q t,"mu- los iltaliug at breath AS T fa4ttrr of f"at tho giei in the deep rhair was str''@Slieg desperately with iJ- 5regatel e@.3' ons of the pas! month aa tear.' Nere:i't very f;el.a#ay.
 "N'hs why, MoA.r" Dick c::tlailacd in .,...::.c ai a. Then with %fsy real te:l s'a,a .ss hn l9at both firm hlns's un der the dimpIed chin and turned the little face toward him.
 "Ol, Dick, ' Ii'c been so miserable" stac,Eered she faintly. .I've boon ila,ers aN, :oo. sweetheart" whispered he settling himself on the arm of tan chair. And, then, somehow, tho pretty :sweet peas got bit cruAAel. 2. = ~
 "A l you don't really care for that Livingston gial?" nurinured Mollle presently, i}in"hins his choek. .#..- That Iiyi2;$*ston girl? IIumph" cried he in astonishment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
DREW COUNTY NEWS.
Death of Mrs. Morgan.

Mrs. Jennie Morgan, wife of L. E. Morgan. died at his home in this city Monday evening, January Is. She had been sick only a few days and the end came as a shock to her many friends. The deceased was about A years old and by life well lived had won for herself a host of friends, Nho. " th the bereaved husband, snourn her death. The funeral took p'aoe at Oakland cemetery Tuesday efterneon at o'clock, services at the crave by Rev. F. F. Turner. To the husband and relatives We extend eur heartfelt sympathy.
 The Veterans.
 There was meeting of the Con- tederate veterans held at the court house last Saturday evening. A move has been started to establish an or sanitation of the Sons and Daughters Of the Confederacy in Monticello. It is the desire Of the old, gray-haired Confederate soldiers to have their sons and daughters take up the work of perpetuating their memory, when they have passed lover the river" and keep alive the true history of the their struggles and valor in many battle fields. AS these old soldiers are rapid ly passing away, it is all important for the sake of true history of the dark days of the war being perpetual ed, that an organization of the sons and daughters be effected, that the records of the old Confederate camps may have a safe depository, and their 9uthors worthy champions left to de- fond their noble and patriotic deeds
 fter they have passed away. There ,yill be a meeting of the old Confed-
 rqte veterans the second Saturday in February. when it is hoped that an organization of the sons and daughters will be effected d.-Monticellonian
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

''oH DICK, t-I'vE EEici 50 Misl1.::A BILE. she smiled .sWeeuy. Well, no matter, Dick. I'll get one of the caGles to look for # toIlO"ros..' Tomorrow: And l woa't be here to- morrow, Mollie." Dick came slowly up the steps and stood beside tie little figure ill the long carriage wrap.
 In the sky a few stars were strug gling through the clouds Behind them in the clubroons tie fire leaped as high as Dicks shoulder. making the vcr:}ndi doorway q searciiigit t.at could be seen far Gown the road.
 Dick tieAtrousiy ied Miss Blake out of tie doorway into tlle shadow of tine ivy vines.
 "N!oilie," he said you h:av Iti leaving Ia ;iie ls.orni,le t.fo'V ygs.t heal's i.:rnef! t7-sl,s CT ,.4s' n. Y"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

A cert@in @olf club oA La'ss l~,3na has a pretty m.tc of X lats4a- -wi,a3; deep vcr~H.lt.. roa@l Wi.a 4...,, l.ae- place an, a.l '-'2 iIhp"H t.l,. 7 .,.. ' ..t.J& he discussed sct s-ra,.F t=>-
 Miss Molix N}~}=e ls-,l :easfe ort on the veran1ia= =to see if her aunt elr= riage WAS coming. Far .al rl F, through tlsa earlH Gcto.or dusk. the mist was; g.,.ilrIasg
 \ statWs-e l.,a@ figure in 41It clothes e#...a ..p t5=yari t.se vcGu5da Waelta4-- ta ha .14tsps iu =tlle i.alSi @s ouIdn'e it. h. sad.
 46a, l4an a5=F-ere' zfise r. 'ss. who was 404 i.ef -taee+. t44e4 tie da)l1E i5 t5sz95i2. }.az sI=i..5.l ia#zzH q tfitle o#8.#rapr, Weft iu ii fi-ilt =5ti#i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
HE VALUE or C9ARCO Az.
sew People Knew AoW Useful t Is i
 Preserving Heath and Beauty.

Nearly 6varz6a1E laa#s .has ef75r. eoal ts Inc safas# and most efficient dis is'rfacia1t and m.rtde1 in nas.re hu. few reaIize=its ralua when taken into the human system for the saa1e cleansing purpose,
 Charcoal is I remcdY that the m0re vop take of t the better: f is no' j drug al aii, bat simply absorss fh, gases and impurities always eresenr in inc stomach and i,ttestines and ca' rie- them out of the sy stem
 Charcoal sweetens the breath after sm kine. drinking or after eating on, ieHs or other odorous vegetables
 Charcoal effeetualy clears and im- proves the complexion, it whitens the teeth and further acts as natural and eminently safe cathartic
 1t abssrbs the injurious gases which collect in the stomach and bowels: it aisinfee5s the mouth and throat from the poison of catarrh
 All druggists sell charcoal ill enc form or another, but probaly the best charcoal and the most for the money is in Stuart's Charcoal Lezenges; they are composed of the finest powdered willow charcoal, and other harmless  antiseptics in tablet form or rather in the form of large. pleasant tasting loZenges, the charcoal being mixed with honey.
 The daily use of these lozenges will soon tell in much improved condi- ton cf the general health. better com rleXion, sweeter breath and pure Hood, and the beauty of it is, that no possible harm can result from their continued use. but on the contrary, great benefit
 A Buffslo physician in speaking of the benefits of charcoal says: T ad- yise Stuarts Charcoal Lozenges to all aatients suffering from gas iii stom- ach and bowels, and to clear the complexion and purify the breath, mouth and throat; also believe the a,so of them; they cost but twenty-five
 yer is greatly benefited by the daily cents a bcx at drug stores, and al- houeh in some sense a patent prepa- ration, yet I believe I get more and better charcoal in Stuart's Charcoal Iozcnges than in any of the ordinary ,harcoai tablets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

Ter your Lord with aonropytata an4 Geeeful sS 'Ifasmuch inas- much. :
 "Thoush Christ thousan1 tmes ir
 Bethlehem be b5ru.
 + he is not DOTH tn GHee thy nl f-
 all forlcrn.
 New Orleans is t2 be lig1av fav9r. ed. The Woman's Foreign Nissioaarv society and the Woman's Nome Nils. sion society are planning L. unite their forces and hold counsel tcgefb- CT at this institute. Thus wi, ba brought together all the vital forca consecrated energy and enthus a.m of southern Methodist wo 5ang.oa5 within the borders of th.s confer. cnce. Every subject of n9i,-ion- ary nature within the touoh Of wona4- kind will be carefully p9e@cute6 What great reSuits Of such i 4ather. ifg, beth to eQe>t and hos.oss
 Miss Robeeta Baker, voanr w5. man 9f raHe= e=aIeiIi=ss4 af4f3 perHfa5r f4= ness represents haa#@sta. 5fI.zs5.ss.. .i...5 q. student af seatr.5f Bible mi rnain. ing school =fHis Haasz She -saissszz the fieaccaH ea4=zH aaf give promise cf so- slleat 6.r.~r55a vs=!.aa. Allie home Il taa fore af !zs0isiqaa= fal4 Eef in hizae.t asz te a. and 3g= F 70
 Civilization seEas nra.!as tac ward Tt7a5lc .tei1.= sand s7aaoUs= fereeioua a9flsin4s a9a blu1aI aa- sa- cres afc.'ea iaci1eI5= ia the progress e the world toward nor stable aui hetter thihss TaEt enc 458Hce at Russia 5oia2 a.d yoa m1l.t Taalize thae-
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