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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07

Ex-Governor B. B. Conner will deliver the address before the literary societies of the Southern university in Greensboro on Tuesday morning of commencement week in June next.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Membership Contest

The four camps of the Woodmen of the World have inaugurated contest for members, and during the next % days the membership in Huntsville and suburbs is expected to grow at d rapid rate. Prizes have been offered for the camp and indi- vidual members who secure the largest number of applications.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Decision Was Anticipated

The board of Calhoun county road and revenue commissioners anticipated the decision of the supreme court awarding a part of the county road and bridge fund to cities. and with this in view they increased the tax at their fall session from 55 to 70 cents II Is said that there is no appeal from the decision of the court and the eommis- sioners will pay the cities of colhoun county approximately Sl5,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Development Is Likely

H. De Castelberg, said to represent the Bank of Belgium, who has been In An niston for a few days in company with James McBurnett, president of the Great Southern Development company, has big development projects under consideration, according to unofficial information given out here in connection with MT. McBur- nett's property. Mir McBurnett and as sociates bought this property from O.. NJ Alexander of this city few years ago It consists of large iron and other mineral lands in the Shinbone valley. R. F. Kolb, now commissioner of agricul- ture, was interested with MT. Alexander in the project and they had planned the construction of a line of railway at the time the property was sold to MT. Me Burnett and associates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
CAPITALISTS VISIT
 ANN|STON DISTRICT Regard It as Excellent Place
 for Industries OLD CHARTER FOUND
Me cDougall Working for Support Fund for Alabama Presbyterian College. Belgium Capitalist Visits An-
 niston--Garner Convicted

Anniston, April -(Special.)-Lord Fairfax of England, F. V. Henshaw, NJ. ". Offertt, R. T. McClelland and F. c. Wolcott, all of New York. capitalists who have large holdings in the Anniston dis trict. are here inspecting their properties. They visited Jackson's Shoals, near fal- ladega, where the Alabama Power Devel- opment company is building power house for the development of hydro-elee- tric current and the property of the An niston Electric and Gas company in this city. They are connected with the Flee tric Bond and Trust company
 Tn eparty expressed themselves as be- ing greatly pleased with conditions in the Anniston district, where they look with confidence for big developments within the next few years. They regard 1t as an excellent place for the location of indus tries, and the bringing of electric current to the city will be big factor in the de- velopment-
 It is announced that the work at Jack sons Shoals will be completed within few weeks. The Phoenix Construction company. which concern is doing the work, have moved their headquarters to this city and have a large number of men engaged in pushing the project, They have installed the very best machinery that could be purchased and the plant will be modern in every particular. It is also said that the big development project under way at Little river is progressing nicely and that it will be completed soon, although no definite estlpate can be made on this work. - ---
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07

At this weeks meeting of the Hale County Medical society Drs. T. P. Aber- nathy and w.. C. Gewin were elected delegates to the state medical assocla- ton which meets in Birmingham April 15
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
TURP|N IS CHOSEN HALE TAX COLLECTOR Ex-GOv. Conner to Address
 Southern University
 Societies in June

Greensboro April e--tspeciaL)--At the Hale county primary election the follow- ing county officials were nominated: Tax collector John II. Turpin; tax assessor. E. s. Jack; treasurer, R. E. Dommick superintendent of education, George N. Williams; commissioners, W. N. Powers. w. H. Parr, A. Lawson, J. T. Geddie.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Working for Support Fund

Dr E. D. McDougall, president of the Alabama Presbyterian College for Men, is meeting with great encouragement. he says. in his efforts to secure a support fund for the maintenance of the college, this fund being equivalent to per cent on an endow of $100,0o0.
 As an orator Dr. McDougall has been in great demand. He will preach the missionary sermon at Columbia Theolog- ical seminary and will deliver commence ment sermons at Fort Payne. Union Springs and Centreville. He is also speaking at city churches every Sunday in the interest of the support fund.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
This IS Our Birthday 8 Mile Posts Are Behind Us.

Eight years ago the Porter Clothing Co., came to Bir mngham
 We believed there was an opening here for store that would sell high grade clothing plus reasonable price
 Events have proved that we were right Almost nl- mediate you recognized that here different better kind of store.
 Each year you have favored us with an increasing patronage until nown eight short rank Brng hams foremost clothing store
 But we are not compacent-We must do even better Already plans under way to make this fnernore complete store More about this later!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Liquor Seller Fined

John Jenkins, negro farm laborer' was fined $50 and costs in the law and equity court today on a charge of selling liquor in the neghborhood of Farley sta-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
ID PROBE ALLEGED
 FRAUD IN AUGUST Drake Will Hold Evidence
 of Election Scandal LIQUOR SELLER FINED
Woodmen Inaugurate Membership Contest-Young Men Tender a Dance to Huntsville Visitor.
 Students Go to Flint River

Huntsville, April s.(Speclal)-lt is ike ly that nothing more will be heard of the proposed demand for q special grand jury to investigate charges of corruption at the democratic primary election Mon day Solicitor z. l. Drake, who addressed a communication to Judge Ballentine Of the law and equity court, asking spe- cial grand jury for the investigation and saying that he had enough evidence to convict several persons, has stated in an Interview that he will hold this evidence for the regular grand jury in August.
 He has added to this evidence the libel ous circular that is said 10 have been printed here and sent to the country poll ing places charging combination and the organization of poll among the candi- dates. This circular is believed to in- voive several prominent men. MT. Drake will make no other move, he says, until the next regular grand jury is convened.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07

ne nad gained several pounds during his campaign in the Sixth district
 pr. II. G. Perry and family have gone to Montgomery where they will reside permanently, much to the regret of friends here fs.r,f
 Prof. J. C. Baxley, Misses Bessie Moore Mamie Caddell and Kate BoardmAn of the Greensboro graded school are attend ing the meeting of the state educational association in Birmingham.
 Rev. S. NJ. Hosmer, D. D., of Troy visited relatives here this week.
 Dr. William M. Browder of Gallon was in Greensboro this week.
 Miss Odalie Ramsey is the guest of friends in Birmingham.
 Miss Margaret Hobson is in Greens boro, the guest of Mrs. Gugger.
 The protracted meeting conducted in the Methodist church has closed, Rev George L. Jenkins of Talladega, who has been conducting the. meeting, has re- turned home. His sermons were much compllmented and made profound im- pression. s,,.5r
 Milton DonneIly of Montgomery. is the guest of his brother, C. NJ. ponpeliy-,
 Mrs. Willie Jones and daughtef. Mss Reaux Jones of Columbia, s. c.. are guests of the Erwins at '1Iencairn-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Old Charter Found

An old charter of Anniston lodge No. 91. Knights of Pythias, which was issued in 1S95, since which time it has been lost, has just been found in the office of the Anniston Hot Blast, where it was held in keeping by Foster F. Stockton, a former editor of the pa- per, now deceased The property has been turned over to it's rightful own CTS II contains the names of several Anniston pioneers and is an interesting find.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07

Captain R. P. Hobson spent two days of this week in Greensboro. He was in the enjoyment of fine health and said he had gained several pounds during his campaign in the Sixth district
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Social Side


 The young men of the city gave d largely attended dance in the apart ments of the Grizzly Dancing club Thurs day evening in compliment to Miss Mar garet Wellman and her guest, Miss Bes sic Reese, who accompanied her from Columbia to visit MT and Mrs w. l. Wellman. Thirty couples attended the dance.
 The High school boys and girls had the first picnic of the season Thursday when a party went to Flint rivsr and spent the day under the chaperonage of Mrs. M. H. May. Twenty young people composed the party. Miss Cote Henry of Evansville, Ind, was honoree of the affair.
 Miss Mary Rodgers entertained the members of the Girls Bridge club on Wednesday afternoon at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. A D. Rod gers. Miss Annie Bradford won the club prize of the week; Mrs John Rison Jones won the guest prize and the consolation was cut by Mrs. Robert F. Murray.
 The silk Stocking club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Douglass Kelly al her home on East Holmes street Tn, club prize was captured by Mrs. James Goodrich, while Miss Merviile Skinner captured the guest prize. Refreshment' were served al the conclusion of th' games.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
The Help That Came From Outside

We are mindful that our success in great part is due to the lines The nstnctvey associate with superior clothing furnishing the manufacturers who supply their choicest productions They supply the merchandise; the distributions and yoN benefit. Thus e the world for B years' Peck, the finest land
 
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  Gloves and Leather GoodsNrk with an international reputation HoseTyEsco the best and children All this merchandise that you know is high grade is sold at the prices lines of which know little When you're ready make comparisons you'll find than ready.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Assessments Made

The New Decatur city council has jus made its final assessments on storm sewer or Lee street. amounting to $1541 .65, ane also assessments on sidewalks in East New Decatur to the amount of $729.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Garner Found Guilty

Jack Garner. chared with viola ting the prohibition law, was fined $50 and costs in the city court Friday evening, his bond being fixed at $500 on appeal. Ernest Dickinson, charged with assault with intent to. murder was found not guilty and discharged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Decaturs to Clean Up

DeCdtufS tO tltdn U Both Mayor Henry A. Skeggs of Decatur and Mayor John Patters of New Decatur have issued instructions to the citizens of their respective cities that they must "clean up." Both mayors have appoint ed committees to look after the matter and some day next week these commit tees will hold a point meeting and a general cleaning up will take place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Knights TempIar Elect Officers
Easter Services

Easter services will be held at all of the churches of the Decaturs tomorrow. At the Central Methodist church, New Decatur Bishop James II. Mccoy will preach the Easter sermon at II o'clock tomorrow morning and will dedicate thls church This Is ore of the finest church buildings in the Decaturs. It was completed a few years ago, but had never been dedicated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07

 5 Chief of Police ". V. Davidson of New Decatur has arrested Gilbert Reed, ne- gro, whom the chief believes to be the head of gang of negroes who have com mitted a series of petty thefts during the past few days. Several stolen articles have recently been recovered by the po= lice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR TRADE

foh SALE OF rRADE-A good seven
, IOohn mouse ana two lots. With wells
nsIn. shhd'g lawn. ara other IMPROVE
eh NIl Stlt leap. or trade Tor a
.illalI farm Address t.La4tss 81 Nilier
NeulrlHn. -. - fN-2z-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
m'MECHEN
Special Services.

Special arrangements are now be
ing made by the pastor of the First
II. r. church for week OF special
services 10 be held each evening. be
ginning next Sunday evening Fol
lowing Is the program n arranged Cor
the services; Rev. Foster. Of the Bel
laire First ". r. church. will preach
sunday night. Rev Speckman. OF
the German Methodist church or
Wheeling. Monday night: Dr. 10 p
ihoads. Of the First VI. r. church.
Tuesday night. Following the preach
ing service social hour will be en-
loved and the Queen Esther Circle %
tho church viii serve luncheon. Later
and Old-fashiOned watch meeting will
be- held To pray the old year out and
the new year in. Wednesday evening
Rev. Trncey. of the Church Of God. OF
;his city. will preach: Thursday. Rev
llardiugcr. or the Thomson VI. T..
church. OF Wheeling. Friday. Rev. !.
=. Scott OF the First NJ. = church
Of Benwood. and Saturday night. Rev
John Beddow. ~ Calvary NJ =
church al NoundSville This will be
tho last month in the Old church. and
every effort j. being made TO make IL
q memorable one. All are cordially
invited To attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
TRUSTEES SALE
Trustees sale

~ tirfu~ q a deed CO. frusf made BY
= g. Wilson and Minnie Wilson. rs
% - "- AEfl. 1911. ard recorded 90 the
"nlc- 90 the clerk % the county court
81 ohio county. Nest Virginia in need
'f AfArf luuA Ne. -. pAE. 80. : will
sci az .ti.N action. on saturday. Dec
"tttr- 80. 1877 CONNIE urfrE a. 10
tfe court House 90 said ohio counts.
ne follow ms d-sci. bed property. that
A certain ple.c up parcel a., land stu
ate ia tfchlari district. ohio county.
M~s' virginia and being lot numbered
4h' or WarNusu recorded 800 f'lHf
BOOK 10 PAGE III. ~ tie lana re-
"rds "f said HIiu county subject.
hoN"f"r. fu all THE building AID liquor
Conditions ami restrictions named tu !.
."~d ft-n MarWvpc Land Sorlrare %
y 4. Mr'LllaEN dated Fehruarr IErr.
-. .. ana - oilsd IN Deed Book So tt-
lsEe .'l % the land records ~ said SU.o
,'AhLA. ftiuE fh~ came property -uf-
Nr' - - ths SliI - "a Wilson lt e. o.
Erthrir AMI We. D. decd dated june
!st. 1893. aud recorded m the "f'ic~ e.
.1nt!t West Virginia. Ga Deed lfouA
No 10 page 49,
Terms 81 sale: Ono-,hs-d o., "a. MIR.
chsre MONEY "r - mLtH more ~ the
iufch aE~r fna' elect - TlN. cash ia
and On IN. Jay - saie and "a. re
itrp~'fiNe-N ~ Sir months and twelve
mon ~ from The day of sale with inter
50 the purchases swing his negotiable
I'f'iiiirSnFf notes fHF The deferred ia A..
ment-. tho legal title being retained a.
i.tiher security until an - the I.Ir-
chase money shall have been pad
\ e. MCNEIL. Trustee.
NO. -de-a-l l. N--a--s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
HONOR MASON
Marion County Bar Association Pre-.
sents Retiring Judge Win
Handsome Picture

sf'. .t. '' .i..t.. fY f.s Irf..' rsr...
FAlRIONT. ". Va. Ucc. 70 Wth
impressive ceremony. suitable ~ the
Dccas ION tho Marion Couuft Rar A..
soci1tIou this afternoon presented
Judge John w. Mason. Who soon re-.
tires after serving twelve and 20 half
wears as Judge Of the Circuit Court OF
fnis county. with haudsom. hand.
made picture o. himself Tho picture
70 French pastel is Tho work off Miss
Sofa Mckinney. F1fuunt artist 81
great ability Judge Mason. fu bis
-peetch OF acceptance. stated that
while D." intended Go 'akc tho picture
presented fo him f0 bis home ana
Keep b. alRdt4 100 lia ftwi r. hc bad
asked Miss Mckinney to mak. o. m 90
duplicate ~ fhe picture. IA hfch boz uiff
present fu fhD bar association. fo Do
placed ON fhe VT'Is ~ fha fnfaI courts
judge Va pn r"tircs fue last of This
month and ullI le succeeded hv Judge
W.. 100 mond Tho picture today
W1e OR" rnfrd fH Judge Mason Is on.
Governor s E ir.mIne Addre .ae
'.t H. .. D. 81 -rovaIf.r vs. s.
Raymond g.. So Alexander. II s. Or
deu frI -.pr e. Lowe aU dfsfn.
Ell-h.I I.sll aftorrrt Tho -af., az
JUDGE Mason fp fhn address of Gov.
'rr"- I.'niug vas eloquent and
fourh.rr
1.f~. 0r..r 90 urI.c-sar, ar.
f. ..r mu.f Motel Irr-f uf1
over occupied fhn h.rrh 'r th.s cun
f'. and I.s rsf.-smrrf Del Fraafrf with
rrurrHI regret fudr. Wrson s.4 not
s 'tulIla.f for reelection. Urf ie nos
tu announced candidate for fhr po..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28

The annual dance Of the XU.h
club 81 Martins Ferry was held last
evening in the Flks haI. and was
ono Of the largest attended ever hold
hF Tho organization. siNty-two couples
being present fo enjoy tho evening
\ special procrlm was carried out.
with music bv Bontfeld's orchestra
tn" auditorium was artl-ticaliy dsc.
GRATED 100 the club c0lors with Christ
mas colCrs. green and red. informing.
ling s buffet luncheon was served
thr0uch0ut the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
SOCIETY
Continued Prom rag. rAr..J
Ms, Holloway sn,e-tslns.

The Stratford Springs Hotel was
the scene Of an elaborate social event
on Friday evening. when Mis- Eleanor
NJ Holloway enfs rfained for Miss Amy
lHsh. % los Angeles. Cal. Who IS her
hous" guest over the holidays The
event was beautifully appointed The
ball room Was decorated In red and
green with southern smilax cntViued
about the tall columns. and suspended
rom the ceiling were fdanck has.
ke;s and poinsettss and Christmas
bells. The Naught orchestra. from
Washington. Pa. rendered the music
Tor ;ne occasion and an The late So
eieiy dances were enjoyed.
The orchestra was stationed behind
"a vine covered screen To receive
'he guests were Mr. and Mrs Ifollo
way. Miss Eleanor Holloway and Miss
Amy Rush. % Los Angeles. Cal. Re
freshments were served throughout
the evening and a. n o'clock a lunch
con was served I'm the ball room down
stairs. Here the decorations ws-e
beautiful Small square tables wer-
arranged about the room, each seafir~
: four guests. The confer table decora.
lions were small mounds OF carna-
tons and smilax The walls were al
.
, window stills werp entwined with the
same vine The dance programs were
artistic. bearing the hostess mono
gram In gold and done In American
beauties IN water colors.
The hotel management aided in the
arrangement. so as TO have the event
one 81 the most successful ever held
az the hostelry. The following Was
the dance program rendered:
Grand March. You're MY Baby"
Red Widow. Robert r.. Lee. Count 81
l.uNburg. Row. Row. Row: Rose Maid.
Sumurun. Merry Countess. Baby
INndle Zee. Moon. Lovely Moon. C;aby
Glide. lutermission. Venus Waltz.
? Everybody Doing IT, Take Me to the
, Swance Shore Wedding Glide. Billy
Bounce. Rose of The Ghetto. beautiful
Blue Danube. Home Sweet Home. TX
tras.
Many out flown guests were pres.
ent. which added 10 tho pleasures OF
the evening. ami all the ladies present
were beautifully eoWncd
Tho following were among the
guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28

TIL" usual church services WIZ o..
conducted tomorrow in the Christian
and Church of God churches
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Narp'e VIII
leave this morning for Canton. o..
vh"r" they viii visit friends and rel
ativc- for % few daN-
Miss iessie Norioy local teacher
'n the High school. h.s resigned her
position and will NOT return.
W x Davis and family have re-
turned from Grafton. where they
spent tl" past feV days with friends
and relatives
4. u Loreutz &. confined 10 his
home on Fourth street With a serious
illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28

FOR RENT -u..e a. rerrI-,..f .-,.,-t,
h'rIlas Stove q. I.1uE- t.l. u.ff-fr
-Oe hLFT--N.~elv Furnished and T.
.urI Hats with tlfr. fsr IIetf bone.
- '.is rent reason. ole. Apply 80 -
..is rt Aua 5-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
Eras Ire Donated

Some good. kind-hearted person
kindly donated an Xmas tree to the
city in memory Of the city building.
which was burned 70 the ground sew
eral weeks ago. The tree was planted
10 front Of the temporary jau vester-
uay morning. and the decorations con
sisted OF deck o. playing cards. one
Vhiskey bottle. one beer bottle and
au old revolver. \ card was hung on
the tree. bearing the following in.
sCriptiou. Twenty three The cIty
officials had the tree removed ycster.
day afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
Fire Department Met

The volunteer fire department met
last evening In special session. called
by CHIEF Baumbcrger. and many in
teresting matters pertaining TO the
IRE hRhting apparatus To be pur,
chased by the city In the near future
We're discussed. The members also
talked the matter over regarding the
chemicals now in use. and the storing
OF them in temporary shed 20 be
built. The meeting was brought TO a
close by the members holding rally.
and general good time was had.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
WANTED-Mdle tlelp.

WASrEp-t;ood boy. nov ..r,,i 90 ,vo,l
Apply lfI- Main 4as
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For KENT

TOR REET-BuildinR corner 10th ana
H4sfzst SIS. formerly occupied by
VIZ Livery Co. Address Geo. n. Esu-
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Start Work Monday

Contractor W. G. Riggs. who was
instructed bv he city council 20 erect
a temporary shed on Sixth street To
house the fire chemicals. viii begin
work on tho building on next Monday
morning Mr.. Riggs has been busy
In the erection OF the new church.
and could not give his attention 10
this matter. However. the work will
not take long time. and the building
viii be completed I'm "a very few DAYS.
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PATENTS $3.50 ,...1 T,.e,
"A r DUE1sP. PATEET ATToEEEI
National ErcnauEs Rsnh hidE.
WasrHug. ". "a


- hHTEB-rH I.b .H.f 90 .t.r.l.. -
uu Border Hsftrr. l IUuH 4s.. IIp.
tive ur fIf farIf milan " DOL ln wet
hirrIr.a AID ot..r rHru1us OF tue ono
valley
Also wanted fo 80 any copies ~ oId
stories ~ hIrF Ole 1tl ~ 80 kIrEInfa
nr county nia rfff.. f.fI mrr Hr HH f.s
ffasf fr.eH.a HN.uE Some 81. al
.fff- HISTORY. .tr. ln.fliaenrtr
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ARRANGEMENTS conpl.,.s

Arrangements have practically been
completed for the dance ana oyster
supper To he held next Tuesday even
Ing by the local Socialist party. The
affalr will be held in the McNechen
hall and large number 81 out-of-
town persons are expected to attend.
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Entertained cholr.

Miss Marian NcComenf director
az The choir ~ tho Zane Street VI. r..
church DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained the
members Of The choir lasf evening A.
her home 40. f-f Virginia street
Games ana music formed tho divers
ions and pleasing refreshments were
served. The pretty affair was attend
ed b. twenty.
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LOST.

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LOST - R.tws-n TIE - M..tb.u..
cuL.rch. G-ore- T.. -t.f.l tu = store ,..,-
the Mcclure Hotel. "a blue ,uafn-t-l ..,f.
pm Reward z returned 10 Intelligence.
LOST last Friday. between Twenty
ioiiiN street and E1-f Wh.-.ug I'd
o. i ai'i"' S.i ~! t.r'r small diamonds
receive reward ,.a--b
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REDEMPTION OF BONDSt
ke4cwpt %
g. coupon ~ iw sSetv Notss
issued J.ls -. 1870.
Imperial glass company
Bellaire, Ohio

Nvf..' .- ..rsHy I.t'r f.4t tho follow
tr- coupon FRONTS -oIy Nu..- i.-I-i
July st. -. f. as part - "a 30 d. o.Nl,l-uI
10y o." Imperial glass company of BELL
20. ohio. "lI av retired GA Jan ltr. ist.