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PARI%ERSBURG.

Inc hnal degree1 was given the
Is applicants in Vendetta Court No.
o. y. .. {. last THURSDAY evening. A
banquet will be given in their honor
next Thursday night.
MISS Blanche Merritt, Of Athens.
ONO, took the teachers examination
which was held in this citv last
Thursday and Friday.
MIS-. Washington, the wife Of Rev
washington. pastor Of the Baptist
Nhurch Of Athens, Ohio, with her sis
ter, MISS Blanche Merritt, is in the
city the guests of the Misses Me-
Clungs, on Sth street
MISS Corne)ia Jones is seriously
Ill III Belpre. Ohio, and her death
seems imminent.
Kew. Peter TOliver was painfully
injured Sunday evening while return.
ing TO this city from Goethe. When
WITHIN six miles OF Parkersburg his
morse became frightened and ran
away, throwing, Mr.. Tolivcr ont
spanning his left wrist, and cutting
largc cash in hts head.
clarence Jackson was given a
O1rthdaY party Tuesday. A lunch
con was served. He received large
4umDer OF presents. All the chit
dren had pleasant time.
ne Busy Bee of the Bapfst
church met with Mrs. George Moore
= THURSDAY, and held the election of
clilcerS: Mrs. J. l.. Davis, president:
M S1i MARINA Amiss, vice president;
MISS Julia Amiss, secretary; Miss
florence Brown, assistant secretary:
Nj S. Jane Day, treasurer; Rev. Peter
IoIiVer, chaplain. A delectab1e
,uhcho0n was served. Next week the
see meets with Mrs. Martha Amiss
Kew Mr.. Randolph, Of Lynchburg,
Browns.
Henry Simpson left Monday for
hcojD1nson, H., where he will open a
restaurant.
- Miss Bennett a teacher in the
Grattoh schools, spent several DAYS
in the city this week the guest Of
Miss Nettie Slash. She left FRIDAY
for her home at Galffp0Iis
The bazaar that will be held by
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ness visitor in GallipoliS Saturday.
W. K. Clendenin was the guest Of
Miss II. G. Jordan Sunday.
Miss Ida AleXandr". teacher at
tlNe Milo. was the CUES; OF her par
entS several DAYS last week.
Clarence h. Henderson came home
from Institute for a few days visit.
Prof. B. Prillerman. ot the faculty
OF Ihe West Virginia Institute, viii!
deliver the address to the Glass Of
1907 Wednesday night.
Quite number OF young men
spent Sunday IN Huntington.
Joe Alexander. ST., continues
quite ILL.,
The young ladies and gentlemen
enjoyed a very pleasant evening Fri
day at the hall. The evening was
spent in tripping the light fantastic.
Music was rendered by PIT. Pleasan;
orchestra
Miss Kate Craig. of Charleston, is
the guest Of her parents here for ten
days.
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KANAWHA

Mrs. Albert Slater was shopping
IN Charleston last Thursday
}. w. Woods returned home Sun
day from Eagle where he was visit
ing his brother, G.. G. Woods.
Miss Lillian e. Page was calling
on friends Sunday.
johnnie Woods is recovering
from serious illness.
Manuel Russ made a business trip
to Charleston last Monday
Mrs John Page, of Montgomery,
was the guest Of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. J. w. Page, Sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs. Mary Hack1ey was visiting
her brother, J, w. Woods, Monday.
Mrs. r. r. Johnson is much inn
proved at this writing.
Mrs. w. w. Lewis is i'll at her
home this week.
W. H. Jackson, J. w. Woodward,
/. X. johnson left for Winifrede
Monday afternoon,
G. l.. Jackson, of Sewell, will be
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. r. Josnson, Saturday and
Sunday.
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WIN.IFREDE.

j. f. Mosly mashed his foot while
at work in the mines Thursday
Mrs. r. w. Brooks is able to be out
after short illness.
w. M. Floyd has returned from
Sheltering Arms Hospital where he
mas been the pas month for treatment.
II. +. Dany and r. Dean were bus
mess visitors to charleston the latter
part Of the week.
Jas. Bell, OF lIansford, spent Satur-
day AMI Sunday here.
All members OF Jubilant Lodge No.
~ X. OF j., a." requested to be pres
chC at thoir l0 June 9TH for the
purpose OF mccLing and entertaining
Granl Lecturer Ii. O. Wilson.
Miss Ada Thornas,, of Charleston.
will spend a few weeks here the guest
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 81 Thorn
as
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RED STAR.

}. i. Munroe went to Hinton last
sunday to visit his wife. who is at
the no ~ Sanitarium. where she IN
derWent successful operation.
Aaron Galloway was business Wis
itor here last week.
The Woman's Improvement League
met at Greenbrier last week with Mrs
Letcher Gray.
}. W. White was calling on friends
in Beckley last week.
W. M: Wright of Glen Jean, was a
victor here Friday.
The public school of this place
c.oSed Friday with an excellent pro
8ramme. Mrs. II. l.. Oglesby has taught
a successful sess on of school and M
doubt teacher and pupils will wei.
come vacation.
Mrs. Wesley Burgess, Of Virginia. IL
the guest of Mrs. James Burgess,
quite number of people Of this
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LONDON.

Mrs. Caroline Nowlin continues
TO be very i'll at. this writing.
Mrs. James HardSrove is much
much improved.
sunday being preaching at this
place 1T was postponed for the people
TO attend a sermon of the K. Of P.
lodge at Cedar Grove which was
largely attended from this place.
Key. Mckinney, pastor in charge
at Handley, passed through our town
Monday.
Willis Franklin was struck by
falling slate in the mines at Hughes
town Saturday.
The May Flower festival was held
here under the auspices of Mrs.
James Brown for the Women's I'M
provement League, closed Monday
night with a large crowd.
e. w. Harper will exhibit his mag
ic lantern here Tuesday night.
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the ladies OF the Baptist church will
not be given until June.
Miss Ethel Hill left Friday for
Pomeroy to attend the commence
ment exercises,
The Wesleyan Sunday school dis
tricts one and two VIII hold a Joint
convention at Marietta June 27th,
Mrs. John Carter and Mrs. Henry
Simpson spent last Sunday in Wheel
Ing, guests Of their sister, Mrs Jess
Dixon.
Miss Bernadine Peyton and Miss
Esther Colston spent Saturday in
Marietta, Ohio.
The program being prepared for
Ch!ldrenS day at Logan Nj. f.,
chui ch promises to be an fnterestiny
one.
Miss Ernestine Fountaine seemed
somewhat improved at this writing.
John Amis was taken into the Lo-
gan NJ. f. Church last Sunday night
on probation.
Mrs. Anthony Willis returned
home Thursday from Dayton, Ohio.
quite i'll. She is somewhat improved
az this writing
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wilkes return
ed from Pomeroy, Ohio, last Thurs
day where they had gone to bury
their little son. who died a few days
before
Miss Aletha Jackson left the.,first
Of the week for Charleston to visit
her mother.
Miss Mary Peyton is expected home
Saturday from Harper's Ferry where
she has been attending school for the
past term.
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The entertainment given Friday
night, May II, at the First Baptist
Church by Isaac Hathaway, the Ne
gro sculptor Of Lexington, Ky, was
highly appreciated by a large audi
ence. and his work was excellent in
every respect.
Prof. and Mrs. Faust, Misses Clara
Stewart, Lena Dills, Maybel Whiting
Anna Cousins, Will Gee, Herbert
Gee, and Will Cousins and one or
two others, Of Gallipolis, Ohio, were
mere Friday evening, May II, to at
tend Mr.. Hathaway's entertainment,
=, Miss Ida E, Alexander came home
Friday, May II, from Five vile, to
spend Saturday and Sunday.
=, MISS Alice T.. Jordan, Of Weston
was. called here last Tuesday to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Julia Lewis.
She returned TO Weston Thursday,
May 10.
- Mrs. Katherine Jordan .Erskins
was called home from Columbus. O.
to. attend the funeral Of Mrs. Lewis.
she; returned to Columbus Sunday,
May 10.
Mrs. J. Blanche Campbell and lit
tie daughter, Maybel, Of Moundsville.
arrived here last Monday, May 10. to
be the guests Of her mother. Mrs. II.
l.. Jorda for month. Mrs. Camp
bell was the guest Of Mrs. Toncy at
Parkersburg, several months.
:. Prof. and Mrs. e. l.. Morton. OF
Fa1rmont, arrived here Monday, May
20, to be the guests OF Mrs. Morton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Jordan
Ihey Will also, be the guests Of Mr.,
Mortoh's parents, Of POmerOy. Ohio.
80 taken were the white people Of
our city with Mr.. Hathaway's enter
tainment he has been requested to
give return date here at the ODera
house.
L The Langston school will give
Ihe1r closing exercises at the school
mouse Tuesday afternoon, MAY %.
May % the High SChoop commence
ment exercises will be held at Hooff's
opera house at & y. m.
~, Inc school sermon to the gradii-
.ates was preached at 3 p. m. Sunday.
At the First Baptist church by Rev,
~: J.. K Kenncy. The class consist
aeo or IS Virginia lincoln Mary
.CTatg and Ida Craig.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. T.. i. Morton arc Wis.
days. - W. q ''"
.g Miss F;ancis Morton was the guest
~, Miss Be&s s. Jordan from Wednes-
a9y until Sunday.
~. ". Campbell. Of Monndev,11o
s$YaTu at me prison, spent Sunday
5y Nae bue"' o. MS wife in our city; he
80 ,gas Ell r"''o to Fayette for prison
4. Miss Matte c, Jordan was bust
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LEWISBURG.

Rev Moses Lake delivered an able
discourse at the NJ E. Church a few
sundays since. The pupils and grad
yates or the graded school occupied
the front seats and made a very
credltable showing. The sermon was
conspicuous for it's sound logic and
orlllant language, and the impress
sion upon the hearers was remark
able
Miss Lenora Royal was here from
Alta to attend the examinations.
Inc entertainment at the Baptist
church last Friday night week was
quite a success. A good audience
was out and enjoyed the affair. The
sum realized was something over
$40.
The Ladies Aid Of the M E.
church was entertained at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. NJ. f. Stewart on
Thursday evening. A good repre-
sentation was out, and after the
usual trend Of business all were
treated to some very Dalatable re-
freshments
Rev. Lake and J. E. Johnson were
in Union last Saturday.
An important meeting was held
at the M. e. Church Friday night to
loiih pldnS 10 remodel the neglected
structure. 1t IS Rev. Lakes expecta.
tion TO put such touches upon the
church as to make it the equal Of
any on the district, and his congre-
CATION is heartily with him.
Inc sunday evening literary Of
the Epworth League is a center Of
much interest, and is taking It Is
hoped an effective hold upon our
people. The program is invariably
well rendered and gives our young
people longed for opportunity to
exercise their talent.
Mrs. Sallie Strothers and Mamie
Jones are here from Charleston.
IhurstOn Bush Of Charleston
spent day with his parents and
friends here last week.
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FREEMAN.

Prot. G. D. Benson, principal Of
the Bramwcl rol0red school, gave a
picnic for The scholars last Friday.
There were several visitors from
Pocahontas and Goodwill. The Po-
cahontas and the Siqnmon boys
played ball. The Pocahontas team
peat us, but We will do better next
The Odd Fellows sermon was
preached at the Baptist Church here
Nay 18th, by Rcv. Diggs, Of WEIGH.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. w. Taylor and lit
tie daughter Of fIfawatha, were here
last Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. Walter Hanna, Of BIknorn,
was uD last week. f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Robert
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TONISBCRG.

Miss Mamie Robinson returned
rom Charleston Tuesday evening.
Rev. J. J. Turner. Of Mt. Carbon
was here last week
Kew. Henderson was seriously i'll
last week but is able to be out al
this Writing.
Revs. r. D. W. Meadows and Geo.
K. +. Kinney came here last Wednes-
day and started series of meetings
REV. kinney preached each night
last week. He left Saturday morn
ing for his church at PIT. Pleasant
but returned Monday evening to as,
sist Rev. Meadows this week.
The meetings are we'll attended
and 1t is hoped that much good may
be accomplished by them. The rev
brands will remain with us until
Revs. Meadows and Kinney are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sui
las. =.
Rev. J. J. Turner visited the
school heFe last week.
Mr.. Moore was the guest of Miss
Mamie Robinson Sunday.
William Saunders, from Nuckles,
was here Sunday
Rev. Bush was seen in town last
week.
Edward Grace and family have
moved into the community.
Mr.. Haskins' little girl died last
Wednesday, May %, at Burnwell.
The little girl had been i'll with con-
sumption for over a year and her
death mad been expected for some
time.
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MIDDLEPORT.

Mis-. Jessie Wylie left Saturday for
columbus, where she will spend a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Lide
Thompson.
Misses Essie CHM, of Pomeroy,
and Irene Chiffon, of Rendville, were
calling on friends here Sunday.
MISS Lucy Green, Of Charleston,
was quietly married at Pomeroy Sat
urday evening to Albert Mitchell, of
the Str. Golden Rod. Mrs. Mitchell
will visit friends here several DAYS
before leaving for home.
MISS Edythe Bates attended Pom.
eroy commencement Friday evening.
and later the reception rendered
Misses Wilkes, Mitchell and Black,
OF the class, at the home of Mrs. Ma
linda Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jackson had
for guests Sunday Mrs. Geneva John.
son, of Columbus, accompanied BIZ
her sister and two brothers, Lille.
John and Charley Harris.
The Mt. Moriah Baptist church
held baptismal services Sunday at
winch time two candidates were i'm
mersed. In the afternoon commu-
mon SERVICES were held.
Miss Stella Nick spent several
uayS last week at Spllman, w. Va.
the guest Of her friend, Agnes Stew
ems.
Misses Christine and Maggie
smith, of Ripley, w. Va, were the
sunday guests Of their grandparents,
Mr., and Mrs. Humphrey Dickerson.
Inc Young Mems Club and the
Young Ladies Literary Club held a
very pleasant joint meeting at the
nome Of Miss Ara Warren last We'd
nesday evening.
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WINONA.

number Of the people Of this
town attended the baptism at Ed
mOnd last Sunday.
Mrs. Hurt and daughter, Of. Ed
mond, attended services at the Sec
ohd Church here Sunday.
Rev. J. a. Halter preached for the
Second Baptist Church Sunday at II
and again at 1890 D, m.
After service Mrs e. G. Tillman
organized a Woman's Missionary So
c1ety Of which Mrs. Matte Wilson
was made president.
The Sunday School Of the First
Baptist Church held an entertain.
rnent at the Odd Fellows Hail Sat
urday night.
T. r. Aston, Of Scarbro, was
Continued on page three
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place attended services at Glen Jean
last Sunday -tE',
Mrs. l.. O. Melvin went to- Nc
Donald Saturday. and, returned Sun
day. f. ..,.,-
School will close Wednesday goth
at the West Virgihias seminary and col
lege. 80. # ,s.9b az =,
tuesday evening about $3.50 O'Clock
a dwelling occupied, by Glenn Child
ers and family, was totally DESTROY
ed by fire. every thing was los, with
the exception OF sewing machine and
two trunks.
DR.. S. A. Washington was at Thur
mond Saturday on professional BUSH
ness.
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son and 'daughter have, returned
from their visit. - 1T: -. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, OF Cooker,
were down hast Sunday attending
service at the Baptist Church.
Mr.. Robert Logan has moved to
Spicertown.
Prof, Benson has started a band
with his school boys and they are
doing we'll.
Charles Branch has returned to
Bramwell.
The weather is opening up now
ana we are having good crowds at
our Negro Educational League every
Monday night.
f.. Mrs. Ed. Moore, who was shot, is
out again.
Calvin Moore has gone to Penn
sylVania.
VIII Ferrel and Tim Smith were
in Pocah Saturday.
Dock Logan, of Salt, Va, who is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. c. Davis
has been very sick
Mrs Carson, Of Spicer, was down
to Coaldale to see her sister last
Sunday.
The concert given at the school
hoase by the large scholars was fine,
KATIE Carson, who has been with
her aunt of Goodwill, for several
days, has returned.
Rev. Huff, Of the A. NJ. F.. Church
mas started revival service.
1. =. Smith, who has been visit
ing at Elkhorn and Chnch, has re-
turned
~, Miss Jessie May Robertson, OF
chattanooga, has come to spend the
summer with Mrs. G. D, Benson,
her sister.
Carl Davis has gone to Pennsyl-
yania.
Mrs. Eta Henry, of Meadowview
va., IS staying with her sister, Mrs
Vida Davis
Ed-~--Smdth, of -Buxton. Iowa 10
visiting our town.
: Rev: R. H. Mccoy, Of the Blue
stone Baptist Church, preached the
true Reformers' sermon Sunday,
May 18th. There were several True
Reror1ners from other town presents
John West Moore, formerly of
thlS place burt now of Buxton. Iowa
Is here visiting friends.
John Myers, Of Massilon, Ohio.
mas been visiting at Saltville, Nor
FOLK and other towns in Virginia,
came Saturday. and stopped over to
see some friends.
There was grand rally at the
Baptist Church May 26th.
Rev. Clemmons, OF Mill Creek,
preached Sunday morning, music
was furnished, by the Mill, Creek
choir.
In the afternoon Rev. w. W.,
ward, pastor Of the NJ. E. Church
preached an excellent sermon, sing
ing by the Upland choir.
At night Rev. Hicks, Of Powhatan.
filled the stand and preached an ok.
cellent sermon. Collection for the
day, $138.15.
Miss Helen Carrot, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Emma Hoston.
Mrs. Ethel Woods, Mr.. and Mrs,
Thornton and several others from
upland, Pocahontas and Mill Creek
were present.
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RAYMOND CITY.

Mrs. Susie Wanzer, of Charleston,
who has been visiting her mother
several days, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Laura Wymack still remains
ill.,
Thomas Woodson was the pleas
ant guest OF his sister in Charleston
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Emma Prints is much better
at this writing.
Ivory Aston was visiting friends
in Charleston Sunday.
Miss Adzonia Alexander was the
pleasant guest of Mrs. Julia Agee at
Cedar Grove last week, she returned
to her home Sunday.
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taHcNTINGTON.

sunday was. the day set apart fol
SSkFand rally at Mrst Baptist church
4Ssano GerV1ces were held throughout tn,
S3qaX- Rev. u. II. Lewis, of Ashland
4 ming, the pulpit Sunday afternoon
sI,ne RI ~ resulted in the raising OF
Mr.. Bassett,' who has been SPENDING
! sometime here with his friend. Dr.
Franklin, let fer his home in Nor
y folk Va, Wednesday.
Miss Almira Riddle, who has been
the guest Of relatives for the past
4 month, left for her home in Gallipolis
I, Monday
4 RAaph, Hill. of Charleston, came
4 down Friday to witness the commence.
Y ment exercises, and visited friends un,
8 til Sunday,
- l.. o. Wilson, grand lecturer for the
= Il. or P.'S spent Friday evening in
our city.
DR.. Kfngslow was the guest of Dr..
Barnett Sunday while en- route to
Keystone, where he has established a
drug store.
Il Mrs. j. w. Jackson gave a dinner
Monday l., complimentary to Misses
l Stewart and Mr.. Bassett. Those pres
!; en1 were Misses Stewart, Dr.. Frank in
i ana Mr., Bassett.
&s u. The, choir OF the A. NJ E. Church
Rendered Miss Nina Stewart, their
: ooE6an1st, reception at YoungS
!. CHAPEL A. NJ. E., showing their ap-
NeciatiCn Of the excellent services
she Ia; rendered. A literary and
maSical program was rendered.
E Mrs. r ID. w. Meadows has re-
turned from Richmond, Va, where
she spent several days with her par
ems and sister, Mrs r. p. S1augh
I tef.E, She stopped over at Handley
: AND Montgomery with friends and
~refatAVes
Prof. E.. A. Whey left for Bluefield
Saturday, to conduct the music for
TING. commencement exercises of Blue
field Institute. Miss Cooley, the reg
ulaT 1nstructress in music there hay
ing been called to her home in Col
umhns, Ohio, by the death Of her
; brother.
- MISS Nina Stewart will leave We'd
nesday Tor visit to Hinton friends.
Mrs. , Daniel Lynch had as her
guest for dinner Sunday the Misses
Stewart and Sutton
Mrs. Sarah Burk was hostess to
the Orion Club, Friday evening.
IA Day in the Woods" cantata
under the direction of Misses Georgia
Scott and Josie Barnett, was repeat
ed at First Baptist church this week.
Miss Clara Stewart left for her
home. in Circleville, Ohio, after sew
eEAl weeks visit to friends here
Miss Roxie Foster is quite i'll at
her home on 10th street
Each graduate of Douglass School
handled his subject in a most schol-
arlyI style and delivered it in an elo-
queht manner. The music under the
direction of Prof. f. A. Whey and
MISS Nina Stewart, accompanies, was
rendered by about seventy-five voices,
mostly members of the school, in an
excellent manner
The exercises as whole reflected
much credit upon the Instructors,
and shows the rapid strides of pro-
gTess the school has made the past
year under the direction of Prof. J.
W.. Scott, principal
The address to the class by Dr. J.
X. S. Dggs was a pleasing effort and
full OF practical advice to the young
people, and he convinced all who
heard him of the merits. of his posi-
ton in this country, as that of one
OF its leading educators.
... ,Supt. Foulk also gave the class
practical talk, in connection with the
presentation Of diplomas
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LOVING INDICTED
For Murder of Esfes-@-Atimits Kill
ing But Pleads Not Guilty.

Lovipgston, Va, May 28.--Fornlsr
Judge w. G, Loving; manager OF the
Thomas r. Ryan estate here, was to-
day indicted for the murder OF Theo-,
dore F. Estes, at Oakrtdge, near here
on April d., following a drive during
which Loving claims Estes Idrugged
and ASSAULTED Miss Loving, daughter
Of the defendant. j.. 4
The proceedings in the circuit
court were the indictment OF Loving,
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CARBON.

Rev. Christian preached for the
white people around in the West Vir-
ginia hollow Sunday.
The Red Eagle Tribe No. 26, of
the ]. Q. Of r. NJ. will give an en-
tertainment at their hall Saturday,
June LIST.
J. A. Hughes family have moved
down to Bellclair.
Quite a number of our people will
attend the Red Mems supper Satur-
day night
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his arraigntnemt and plea of not
ssuffty, the adm fSbaon9 6fz7gaiitv5ard
argumehts for and ;agaft1st a change
OF venue. The court st8tea that 6Re
.deoision BIS TO b change of venue
would DE alnotthued TOMORROW frrfrn.
ing The case is attracting wide.
spread interest, owing ITO the prom
jinence OF the principals. = t'
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Vienna, May 28.z7Alexander a
CASSIE, director of the museum of
comparative zoology, OF Gambridee.
Mass, and president OF the nafioRai
academy OF science was TO-DAY elart,.
ed as an honorary member Of Yhe
imperial academy of SCIENCE. |TEg7
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-02-13
Trial Balance December 31st, 1906.

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