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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-03
Conspiracy
OF REPUBLICANS is THE ALLIE
CATION OF STATE IN THE
CALEB POWERS CASE.

. 10
GGEORGETOWN, Ky, Dec. 3.-The
Commonwealth, prosecuting Caleb
Powers for the Goebel murder Is
throwing its fuii tsrco mi building i
foundation to charge a conspiracy
among the leaders of the Republicans
who were fighting the contest OF the
Democrats.
The witnesses are asked every ques.
tion calculated to uneartt some state.
ment made by Powers or his asso
GATES. Henry Broughton was the first
witness to-day. Broughton was sheriff
OF Belle county at the time OF ? the
Frankfort troubles. He said Powers
and Cn''on asked him to 20 into the
agricultural building and guard the
guns. In this building one would come
in any say:
Get ready, something Is to be done
in Il minute"
attorney Wilson for the defense
oss'e&anincd Broughton and brought
out The fact that Broughton was hold,
ing fI:lseIf in readiness to so to as.
sist in, the killing.
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A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY
Must Have Luxuriant and Glossy
Hair, No Matter What Color.

Must Have Luxuriant and Glossy
Hair, No Matter What Color.
The finest contour OF 4 female face,
The sweetest smile Of n female mouth,
loses something II the head is crown
ed with scant hair, scnnt and falling
hair 1t is now known, is caused by a
parasite that burrows into the scalp
TO the root Of the hair, whore It saDs
the vitality. The little While scales
the germ throws up in burrowing are
called dandrlT. To cure dnndrufr per.
manently, then, and TO stop falling
hair, that germ must be killed, New.
bros FIcrp!cide, an entirely new re,
suit OF the chemical laboratory, dc.
stroys the dNndruii germ, eud Of
course. stops the falling hair. and pre-.
vents badness, Sold by Leading drug,
g!sts. Send 10c III stamps for SAM,
pie to The Herpiciie Co, Detroit,
Mich. Two sizes, soc and 81. L. a.
BilIingslca & Co., special agents.
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TAFT in St. PETERSBURG.

.HsN .
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 3.-sccre:
tary Taft's first day in st. Petersburs
promises to be busy one,. beginning
with welcome by the officials OF the
department of foreign affairs, includ.
ing a VISIT to parliament house and
concluding with banquet arranged
by the American colony. Tomorrow
the secretary will be received In au.
.dsencc by the emperor and will be en-.
tetained by Captain S. L. H. Slocum,
tho American military attache, in the
evening. Although Secretary Taft will
not be received In his Official capacity
BY the Car, he will 50 to Tsurkoc-
Selb OH n special imperial train anil
Will be escorted by the master of Ger.
emonies and other high officials.
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DEATH OF MRS. MILLER,

On November 30, 1907. at ten o'clock,
at the residence Of Mrs. Susan Wright,
OF Barnstown, occurred the death OF
her mother. Mrs. Mary Miller, after
al illness of three weeks from a COM
pllcation OF diseases incident to oil
age. Mrs. Miller was born December
IL. 1914. in Taylor county, and was
in the 93d year of her age. Mrs. MIL
Ter was the wife of the late VIM. Mil
Ter and was kind and loving mother.
She leaves behind to mourn her loss
seven daughters and two sons. Short
services were held at the residence OH
Sunday afternoon ut three o'clock by
Rev. Richmond, Of the NJ. q. church.
Among those present we're eight chill
tlren Of the deceased, us follows: Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller, Of Austin, Mrs. Jane
Davis and husband, Of Grafton, Mrs,
Sarah Myers. Of Grafton. Mrs. Han.
nah Henderson and husband, Of Fair.
mont. Mrs. Suscan Wright, OF Barns.
town, Mrs. Martha Wright and hus.
band, Of Hutchinson, Mrs. Margaret
Wright and husband, OF Alinersvillc,
Mr.. John Miller and wife, OF Cotfman.
One son. Mr.. Joseph Miller, OF Kan.
sas, was unable to be present.
The grandchildren present we're:
! Nike, James and Isaac Miller, of Aus
lin. 1awny and Russell Myers, George
and Ralph Henderson. Mrs. VIII
Shroyer, husband ami daughter. Mrs.
Ada 1Iershberger, husband and chll.
drcu, Mrs. Perry Cain and husband,
Mrs. Matte Ruble and daughter,
Jessie, Albert, Thomas and Willie
Wright, Mr.. Joseph Wright and wife.
Mrs. Alice Tarletoa and son, Mr..
Howard Wright and wife. Misses Hat.
tie and Grace Wright, Mr.. George
Wright and wife, Mrs. JAMIE Runner,
Mr.. John Wright and wife. Mrs. James
( snyder. husband and children. Mr.. VIII
lie Mitchell and wife, Mr.. Albert Mil.
ler,Mrs. Joseph Myers, Mr.. Thomas
Wright, Mrs. Alberta Holbert an!
child.
Services were held at the N. Z.
church at Gladly creek Monday at two
o'clock by Rev. Glider and intcrmcnt
was in tho Gladly creek cemetery.
A FRIEND.
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mAYoNMAfsg SALAD
The Art of Making It Is Generally De.
pendent on the Purity Of the
0ljvr MI HU-

The Art of Making It Is Generally De
pendent on tho Purity Of the
olive OIL.
Nayonualsc Salad Is universally ap.
preciatcd by people of taste as the
best form Of salad dressing. Every
hor"ekeeper knows that 1t Is a decil,
ed art to produce frst-class Mayor.
naise. Much depends on the skill Of
the maker. her Judgment, dizziness OF
touch and qnickness OF eye In putting
Ii the various ingredients, but still
more depends upon the quality OF tho
olive oil used. A poor quality or lalul-
tcrated olive oil Will spoil the results.
no matter how careful the user may
he. The only kind OF olive oil to be
used in making Mayonnaise is pure
olive oil. Pure olive oil Is somewhat
diGicnlt to get, but wherever Beri
Olive OIL is sold tho very best and
purest product Of the choicest Italian
olive districts can sbe had at a reason;
able price for; the asking. Beri Olive
Oil may be had In Fairmont from
crane,s Drug Store ut s5cS Tor Il pint
orr 5 per pint; or sa!5oi per gallon.
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woRTHlNeToN NEWS.

Mr. W. l. Nutter is III ut this writing
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Swisher and
daughter, Rachel, Of Fairmont spent
Thank SOLVING at the home OF w. D
Birch, OF Worthlngton.
Miss Zelnla Altman, of Jane Lew, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs: W. D. Birch
Of this place.
The new NJ. P. Church organized a
Bible school last Sunday.
Mr.. Argyll Stout is improving very
fast.
Mr.. Harrison Martin is III ut this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Anderson, OF
Enterprise, visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. c,
Jacobs, OF Worthington, Thanksgiving
mss Kate o'Nell attended the
teachers institute at Pennington Fri,
day. ia 81
Mrs. Isaac McIntirc and Mrs. James
EIssesaIichael was visiting Mrs. McIntlre
sister, Mrs. ehas. stewart Of Enter;
prise, Sunday.
n 5WoRTHtNG ron; s. Ola
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Personals.

Miss iInez Jacobs returned from Trl.
Sune yesterday where she had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S5lLsfndsay Jacobs.
~ Dana Dooltttle Of Independence, ar.
rived here Sunday evening. He viii
ice employed in his fathers store on
Water street.
Gerald Davis is quite sick at the
n home Of his sister, Mrs. w. II. schim.
Stmei, Of Columbia street.
IS's Mt Ben Atchlnson. ofNew street, Is
Senitesill.
MY Mr.. /. s. satterlleld went to Wheel.
YES Monday where he viii pc employ.
lea this5winter.
jsS Mr. 2. B. Harden, who has been Wis.
ieseiltting his sister. Mrs. A. A. Ayers, Of
~ kins.8w return home Wednesday
evening. II
sMrs and Mrs. L. L. swndlcr anil
son Earl, of Pittsburg avenue, have
'S-eturned from a several days visit
sEith relatives at Morgantown.
Mrs. Yangllder is very i'll at her
home on Merchant street.
N Mrs! w. ( u. Cordray went to Nor
3ssnntpsn Saturday to visit her brother,
], Nh "A! Iroris,
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CATAWaA NEWS.

Howard GasIiill, OF Montana, George
and Earl Watson, Clifton Malone. Of
opelsislln, Charlie and Smith Rad.
clllre, OF Fairmont. and James Muir.
ply and Bert Harris, of Murray, were
visiting dear" friends hero Sunday.
Messrs. French and Dick Malone.
Of Glennwool, Pa, and Fred Malone
and George Ralshart. of Finleyville,
Pa, were visiting at the home OF 4.
w. Malone the past few days.
Miss Winnie Summers and Mr..
Glenn Harden spent Sunday here with
friends.
Mr.. Clyde Jolllffe left Sunday for
Connellsville where he will locate TO"
an indefinite time.
MIR. Bud Jolliffe run his gasoline
yacht to Opckiska Thursday night 10
Literary for the benefit of the young
people,
Mrs. Lizzie lIaun and daughter
Elsie. left last week for Oakland. Nil.
to spend the winter with the former !
daughters.
Misses Floy Malone and Cora Haun
spent Sunday evening with Misses
Clara and Edna Jolliffe.
Among those who were here for The
birthday party given in honor of Miss
Clara JolllYe were Bert, Walter and
Harry Satterfleld, Claude Haun and
Grace Wilson, OF Fairmont.
Misses Della and Frances Radcliffe
We're ut Viola Mt Literary Saturday
evening.
Miss Clara Joliffc was the guest OF
the Misses Radcliffe's Tuesday after,
noon.
Misses Ruth Starn and Floy Malone
were recent Tairmont visitors.
Miss Georgia Radcliffe, OF Meadow
brook, is visiting her sister here.
Mrs. TITLE Tenant was visiting her
parents at Gypsy last week. Sho was
accompanied home by her sister.
Mr.. French Malone and little sister
Nettie, spent few days last week
With their brother ut Meadowbrook.
The wedding which was reported
last week to take place soon was
nIpped in the bttd. He banded her 4
lemon in the garden of love. What
did she get waiting at the church?
Answer--a lemon.
I.. rtTnT ND
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sMorI,ailn.sim,rps.pon.

4 Miss Ethel ". Moran and Mr.. y. w.
ssimps son were married at the home Of
the bride on East Park avenue, Mon.
day afternoon. Rev. D. L. Moran,
father OF the bride, performed the
ceremony in the presence OF few
iofstte Immediate friends and relatives.
and Mrs! Simpson left at four
O'clock for parkersburg, where they
VIII spend 8seyeral days with Mri
ssimpson,s parents. Mrs Simpson is
"A popular and attractive young lady,
while Mr. Simpson holds Il position
with the Fairmont Coal Company and
has made many friends during his
stay here. Doth bride and groom
have vide circle Of friends who OK.
tend hearty Congratulations.
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HOW 10 KEEP MONEY IN CIRCULATION

this time OF
sbe dollar circulation is doing his public Service
10 keep dollar that paid this subscription
nion from tho time It Is paid We have thousands
aton list paid In others $00
IN arrears The time has when be made
another
may get the best price possible prompt payment of
every subscriber have would remit reading this
amount subscription
net and the volume of the circulation medium would be hrs Increased
We believe in readers We believe
peal is made them that they will
this not walt for statement collector 10 send check
money ra or registered letter when the Is felt
Make this week. the banner week for subscription Start
new year with clear record paid in
5H s12ooooo IN WAGES ANNUALLY. ~
The Farmont West
about We circulate dollar receive
Advertising subscription easily being
accused Of indugng in extrayagant Isl ST s$8
HELP UP TO CONTINUE TO GIVE ssF sSSS
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CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Delcgates are
beginning to arrive today for the
fourth annual convention OF the West.
crn FrulteJohbers' association, which
opens in Chicago tomorrow. The con.
ventlon will inaugurate determined
fight against the express companies
which have engaged in tho fruit and
produce commission business.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-03

An interesting interview was re.
Gently obtained with L. T. Cooper, the
young man whose theory and medi-
cines. have created such sensation
during the past year.
r Mr., Cooper. in speaking OF the re.
marksble success Of his medicine. had
this to say on the subject: "My medl.
cine regulates the stomach. That ~
why II Is successful. The human stoni.
ach to-day has become degenerate. and
Is the cause for most III health. In
the horse, the dog. and the Wild AMI
mails generally. you see no nerve ex.
haustlon, no chronic debility. They
are not shut up day after day with
practically no exercise. and they ara
not able to stun themselves with food
when their bodies have not had enough
work to Justify It. The human race
has been doing this for years, and
look at the result--half the people are
complaining OF poor health, not real
lllness-just a half-sick, tired, droopy
feeling. They don't really know what
Is the matter with them.
~ know that all the trouble Is
caused by weak, oyerworked ston,.
achs. | have !, proved this with my
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yuplcI.aLl I. sALE I'D ,EsIArEl

~ FEEHIt
Pnrs ant To "a decree Oh The inter
mediate Court q Marion county. West
Virginia, made AMI entered on thg 2stn1
dayGof October, ] s97S IN the ssiiancerys
cause Of e. Il. Michael SSs. 3 !. Az call.
len and others will on5 Saturday thu,
g1st day of December, 1901 1T: tho
front door 81 the court hoase8 sef said
Marion county between the hoars OF
10 a.. M. aud a p. m. Of that do offer
for sale at public auction to thes high.
eFt and best bidder. the following de.
strihed real estate, to-&it:
First Parcel: That certain lot OF
land situate In the clemenza Jane
smnllwood Addition: TO the First ward
Of the City Of Fairmont, in Marion
county. West Virginia, being ID signat.
ed as lot No. |, fronting forty feet on
Diamond street, on the south side
thereof, and extending back III distance
Of one hundred thirty.threes and one.
half feet to sixteen foot alley, and
being the same real estate convened
70 J.tA. CaIlenS by "a. D. Parrish and.
others, by deed dated June soths 1906
and Of record In the Clerk once ot
the County Court o. said * Marion:
county, IN Deed Book No IS page
iG1; and also being the same real sess:
tate couyeyed:by the said III. Galien
and wife to H s. Yost, BY Iced dated
October 18th, 1906, and DC rseera I'LL
said County Clerks, Office ms 5sed3
Book No. las, page t67 81
Second Parcel: That cSrtain5 lot lor.
parcel Of land sitnate ia lie said!
CleMenza dane Sinai %ood; saditton8
to the First ward Of the SAID CIV oil
Fairmont, and tesignateds on the Plat
Of said addition AS lot no d; Sfia more
particularly described as aSiIpss:
Fronting on. DIAMOND street
lance ot slxty:nine and tentiisl
feet, more or less and sSten4i pg back
from said street along iot B OF
said addition q dlstanGe off b6jit one
hundred and thirty
tenths feet TO sixteen fa5t !;
thence along said alley oti
about forty feet thence ins II s,iti
line to the beginning corn eli on I.
npnd street; distance totI one hundred
and thIrty;four feet and stgfas de-
same real estate convey eds ID sbSrles
7, Barker by Az Us PsFfis6S sndSosb.
tersi by decd dated June {Sos 1905 ana
Of record ,; ln III Ssaid Goaas c,srs;E
Office in Deed Book ii u ass page iii Il
Terms ofl sale. d
one.halfiiof the purchase price ili.
eluding a sutllctehtsaaliti oaal sim 10
pay the costs Of said suit aId ssnbrh8
more thereof as the 4 5rchassr may
elect to; pay, cash slns hand oh IN of
sale, and the rssttlpe there's so sbssi
paid IN one year from dat s,,ls.
withiinterest until sbaids Ithat pnrfhassf
i 4.
70 execute his note Tor such del sfssis
I;payment8.9sith personal Ssecltits . s.
proved by the sSuna ersis med sdscias
commission aid FIJI of s iefn WIN;
Subscribe for the West irsiniafi.
be retained upoa the said sstsses
tto secure he5said idsterred yinsnt.
Ass y MERE DPTH
Special Commits sicner;.
n 3. Paris q y Cleric % the Intets
mediate Court sfi6if pan d.
Virginia hereby eertifs that bpsi witls
seeqfl W approS ny NE as sniiic ieNt,
ting st ~ penaltg 100000 rs ifoSl,is
lisl ~ said pas l.eei, gissa "
IIssid special commissioner
II. PARRlsH. Clerk.
III
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qualities. It's reputation for superior
merit has stood for thirty years. Moth
ing so good for Indigestion. corstira
ton, rheumatism aud bad blood as
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. : southsIde
Pharmacy.
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Suppose your bank said to YOU:

: Suppose your bank said to YOU:
1--WE have fund Of $4,000. We
will pay 1t to you In cash the TWEEN,
tieth year II you pay us per cent. in;
,terests on It until then. In tho mean.
time We will, after two%years,, interest
has been paid, loan you money and
keen your life insured Y 4 s5 sS}
ii!i Gage -720,Y Fear, Endowment. b
4 HEsPRUDENTIA1 MAKES IS UGH
AN oFFER, * 6: Il " & 4
800 Jacobs Bull ling Fairmont: u
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Branch Undertaking Office.

~: Mnsgraye & Sons have located
"A branch q their undertaking estab,
liahment on this side OF the river at
$50 Water street and are prepared to
answer MI calls promptly day or night.
They have hereSa full line Of funeral
supplies. 5includlng hearse, ambulance.
etc and viii keep this branch open
until theSnew bridge is completed.
elephones, Consolidated, 90; Bell, CT.
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Don Blngg deputy clerk Of the
ssnpre me Court Of Appeals, will spend
Sunday at his home at Point Pleas.
! ant ant. N Blagg a one Of the active
workers in the Young Mems Christian
Assoc iationS and has never missed a
Sunday NEE ting since they were In.
rpgprated }. q y \ NJ II
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will Entertain Club.

Miss Florence Levelle will enter
tain the members Of the little Dulci
Embroidery Club at her home on Mcr-
Chant street this evening. The ladies'
ARE anticipating an enjoyable evening.
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CITY HospltaI.

N III Howard Nuzum, Of Boothsyille,
who has been receiving treatment for
blood poisoning, was dismissed Mon,
day.
Earl Michael was q surgical patient
dismissed Monday.
/, Joe Trickle was a medical patient
dismissed yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-03

i sSl:sl Miss Elda Travis entertained the
gisstenographers' Club at her home on
3sHF i tyy11 street last evening, The
hours hour were delightfully."- spent by the
( A YOUNG s.ltl ladies and tempting refresh.
i sssments We're served by the hostess.
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81 THE Old Maids Convention" will
g be held at the First ward school au.
s.sdlitorium Thursday evening. An I'D.
mission miss q Y fee Of twenty-five cents will
be charged.
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Now es.s b the home
Of and Mrs. .. d! Jolliffs III ca
was nc scene of ii pleasant
surprise hifthaay party. It5$was Miss
ciarass sixteenth birthday Her Sis.
ter. Miss Edna, arranged % have many;
Of her fricndsfand relat lives present.
An elaborate 12 O'clock supper was
served, Those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs, ]. e. Jollige, Mrs. Bertha Ciei.
land, Misses Edna md Clara Jollitfe.
Floy Malone, Cora Haun TriSy Clel:
land Della, Frances and June Rad.
cliffe. Ethel. Jessie and Fanny Harris
Rose and oma Summers and Grace
Wilson. of Fairmont; Messrs.- B d AMI
Clyde Jolliffe, Earl and George Wat.
son, Clifton Malone. Of opekiska: Mr..
G. c. Polling, Of Phlllppi. WA; Bert,
Walter and Harry satterheld and
Claude Haun, of Fairmont; Albert
Harris and James Murphy. Of Murray:
Mr.. Ernest Hale. James Powell John
and Elias Summers, John and viii
Kayser. Lee Steele, OF Little Falls:
Jesse Harris. Clarence West, Of
Reechwood; Dick Malone. OF Glen
wood. Pa; French swisher. Ell Har.
ris and Samuel Harris. OF Mt. Har.
mony. AT a late hour the guests de.
parted. wishing Miss Clara many re.
turns OF the day. sherecelved many
useful as well as ornamental presents.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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Ladies' Aid Society.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Din.
mlond Street NJ. e. Church, will meet
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Slaughter, on Wilson street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-03

~ 70 W.T. Z y W.T. Ut w 0"J'
Take LAXATIVE BRoNGO Quininc
Tablets. Druggists refund money II It
fails to cure. E. W. GROVES sigma.
ture is on each box. 25c.
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Missouri Town May Go DRY.

v " VT wv way 90 Ury
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Dec. 3. = A
local option election is being held to.
day In Independence, the county seat
of Jackson county, in which Kansas
City Is located. The city now has
s1.5oo year license. a strong effort
is being male by the Temperance PEG.
pie to carry the election, as anoth.
or cannot be held for four years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-03

Forttfy and increase tho life.givlns
properties OF the blood and your vital
force will be increased and your sys.
ten protected from disease. That's
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
does. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
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FIR STEWARD.
~
NOTICE.

ye3will still continue to deliver pur.
ctases promptly to the First ward
whta the bridge Is torn down. Phone
US your drug swants.-CRANE's DRUG
ssToRE. 4 IN Fl
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w. c. IT.. Ii.

There will be a meeting OF the W.
~. 4. Y. at the Diamond Street NJ. L.
Church Friday afternoon at three
O'clock.
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BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Dec. s. 5 ~ "
Higher horticulture. health and hnppi,
ness are the kcynotes OF The thirty.
seventh annual meeting OF the Mich,
gan State Agricultural Society, which
convened here this morning In conuec,
tlon with the Nature Club and the Wo.
mans League OF Battle Creek. The
sessions will last until Thursday after,
noon and wifi DC addressed by some OF
the most prominent agricultural and
horticultural AZ thorities OF the north,
Among the speakers to-day are Pro
lessor UP. Hedrick. of Geneva. n
~; H. w: Colllngyood, editor Of thu
Pnrnl New Yorker: ]. H. Hale, OF Con
necticut and Georgia. one OF the
worlds most famous horticultural au'
thorities. and H. w. Collngwood. OF
Hope farr,. New York. A trip to int
famous Battle Creek food factories
viii be to.morrow's features. On
Thursday fruit Judging competition
for students Of Michigan Agricultural
College will be. heid.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Dec. 3. :
With fruit growers from all over Min.
nesota and from several other States
In attendance, the forty-flrst annual
convention Of the Minnesota State
Hor,icult raj Society. opened in thf
First Unitarian church to-day. SEES
sions Of the Minnesota State Forestry
Association, the Minnesota Rose So
ciety. the Plant Breeders Auxiliary
and the Womcn's Auxiliary are belns
held in connection with the horticul.
tural convention. A great display Of
Minnesota fruits is feature OF the
affair. The regular society banquet
will be held tomorrow evening. The
Minnesota society is one of the larg'
est horticultural organizations in the
country and has a membership o!
nearly $500. Professor Samuel B,
Green, of St. Anthony Park, Is presi
dent, and A. W, Latham, Of MInncap,
oils, is secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-03

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