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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-03-09
Revival Meeting.

The revival meeting will begin
at the NJ. e. Church, South, d. ",
next Sunday night. We have
carefully planned every detail in
view of having a great meeting,
not in the interest of one denomi-
nation alone, but for the best in
terest of Christ's cause. the town
and community. Therefore it is our
sincere desire that the pastors and
all the people of the other denomi-
nation join us. as far as possible,
in one united effort to better the
religious conditions of the COM
munity. And they are all hereby
cordially invited to do 80, with the
assurance that all who come shall
receive fair treatment. proper CON-
sideratiou, and due courtesy.
i have had to make the plans
for this meeting alone, because /
saw no better way. and 1 humbly
trust that they will be satisfactory
to all concerned, and prove a bless
ing to every Church in the city.
Services forithe first ten days
will be conducted by Rev. M. E
Peck, presiding elder. After that
by Rev. FL. w. Bromley, evangelist
of WiImore, KY. These are both
men of power and deep spiritual
life. Let us ask for and expect
great things of the Lord.
We will have good supply of
books. The selection is suited to
revival work, full of good songs,
soul-stirring, deeply devotional,
and easy to sing. All the singers
in the town are hereby cordially
invited to join us in this effort for
the salvation of the peple. Come,
you are welcome, "Let US sing
unto the Lord a new song"
E. T. CATION PASTOR.
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Plucky Gallipolis Woman.

Miss Anna Gilmore, sister of
Officer Gilmore, had an exciting
adventure with robber at Mip-
neapolis few days ago. She was
returning from theatre in COM
pany with seyersl other ladies
when ruffian grabbed her purse.
She resisted pluckily and he drag
ged her for considerable distance
before he succeeded in wrenchinR
it from her grasp and fed before
the police arrived. The other
ladies in the party Eamoossd at the
onset screaming for help. The
Minneapolis papers speak very
highly Of the courage shown by
Miss Gilmore under circumstances
that would have intimidatsd
many a man.-GalIipolis BuHeffn,
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An ENJOYABLE Affair.

On last Friday evening the
Misses Bowyer of this city, issued
invitations to that society known
as the Sigma Delta Chi, and the
majority thereof showed their ap-
probation of the invitation by as
sembling at the hospitable home
of these young ladies. where a
most enjoyable evening was spent.
The evening was spent with music
and other amusements, and at the
accustomed hour delightful re.
freshments were served, and to say
were highly enjoyed, is not neces-
sary. Those present babe the two
charming hostesses adieu on Sat
urdsy, anxionsly awaiting an invi-
tation to an alike social CATHERINE.
The guests present were Mrs W.
B Huston, Misses Janet McCul-
looh, Mamie Nease. Mamie Cab
bert Kittie Tippett.
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A Pleasant Dance.

One of the most pleasant and
enjoyable dances of the great num-
Der given this season in the Point
Club rooms was the one given last
Thursday night in honor Of Miss
Bell. of Gallipolis, who has been
the charming guest of Hon. and
Mrs. Rankin Wiley. The dance
was informal, but at the same time
delightful time was had as we'll
as good crowd present. The mus
10 was furnished by Selby's orohes-
ira, of Middleport. Those present
were: Misses Bessie Bell, of Cali.
polls, Lucy Long, of Maggie. Nam
ME Nesse, Janet MoCullooh, Kit
tie Tippett, Margaret NeaIe, Sallie
Chambers, Nancy Gabbert, Mar
garet Neale, Bessie Tippett, Bertha
Stsnbach, Carrie Bloom, Kate
Steinbach, Edna Ellison, Carrie
Gilmore, Mrs. W. B. Huston, Hon.
and Mrs. Rankin Wiley, Messrs
Lester Nease, of East Liverpool,
o., N @. Bishop, Charleston. Har-
ry Shuneberger, of New Haven,
Griff 7. Smith, A. B. McCulloch,
O. r. McCullooh, 81. L Robey,
Arthur Price. E L. Filson. @. T.
B sale. F. V Butcher. Will Filson,
w. @. Jordan, Geo. Somerville.
Fred Riley.
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You are cordially invited to at

You are cordially invited to at
tend the Young Peoples Song
Service at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday night, at 7:30 The fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
Organ voluntary, Mrs. John Frank
lin; Anthem, Choir; Gospel Song.
Sc; Solo, Mrs. n. L. Bryan and
Choir; Reading and Prayer; Cos
pei Song, 536; Collection; The
Palms, violins and organ, Miss
Kisar, Messrs. Gibbs and Howard,
Mrs J o. franklin; Gospel Song,
300; Solo. Calvary, Miss Nan
Gsbbert; Benediotion; Abide With
Ne, Mrs. n L Bryan; Organ,
ReceesionaI.
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/ Mr.. Chas Clendenin and wife ar
rived home last week from Prunty-
town. Mr. .Clendenin who was q
teacher in the Reform school hay-
ing resigned his position.
Mrs. Barbara Reidel, has been
here visiting her two sisters Mrs
s. Vollert and Mrs. J. q. Stortz,
will leave tomorrow for Kentucky.
From there she will go to Cali.
fornia to visit her daughter Miss
Emma Reidel who is in the milli-
merry business there.
Rev. w. E. Craig, of Hartford.
accompanied by Messrs Whalen
and Knight. who have been visit
ing Mr.. Craig's parents. for few
days. returned yesterday.
Mr.. @ E Jones is moving his
household goods from up the
Kanawha to his home recently
purchased in this city, where he
and his sister, Mrs. Ryan, will keep
house.
Mr.. Will O'Brien, wife and little
son arrived here Monday from
Charleston. Mr.. O'Brien returned
Monday evening. Mrs O'Brien will
be here for several days visiting
her mother Mrs. s. Vollert and
family.
DIR. L. v. Guthrie. Superintend-
ent of the West Virginia Asylum.
was in our city on business a few
days last week. He was accompa-
MED by his wife.
Mr.. John MoCausland, Jr. of
Hern, was in town yesterday.
Miss Josephine Beale, has re-
turned from few days visit to
relatives at Gallipolis Ferry.
Mr.. j. M. Burks and wife. of
Henderson, spent Sunday with
their daughter Mrs. Marcus Shifiet.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Dunn, of
Leon, were visiting in our city
yesterday.
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RECENT TRANSFERS
Of Real Estate Recorded at County
Clerks Office.

Clerks Office.
Feb-29-Lewis O Meek and
wife to Jennie M Ray, 2 acres
Clendenin district, 500.
March Peter -Herdman and
wife to Ephriam Sayre, 33 acres,
Cologne district. $3.50.
3-S E. Hayman and wife to W
NJ Hayman. 10 acres, Cooper dis.
triot, SIS.
5-JI woodward and wife, to
Geo w and Elizabeth Newell, 29
acres. Arbuckle district. sos.
81 B Love and wife to E. o
Buckalew, 100 acres, Cooper dis.
trict, S1625.
E A Powers and wife to Ida Ben
nett, 9 acres, Lewis distr lot, $500.
5-John A Borgess., ct al. to Sar-
ah Moody, 20 acres and 10 poles,
Cooper district, $l40 5000.
"a Cobb and wife. to r b, W
E and j W Cobb, 100 acres, Han.
nan district, 5000, go.
5-W T Wray to Alfred w and
Frank Wray, 40 acres, Clendenin
district, love and affection, 60.
John E Beller. special CON-,
to Chas NJ Wolf. Go cores, 12O poles
and l acre and % poles roadway,
Cologne district, $500.
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Sad Drowning.

Mr.. William Myers, of Mason
City, aged 81 years. who has been
in charge of the pump boat for
Bengel Bros, of Pomeroy, fell in
to the river last Wednesday morn
ing and was drowned. The deceas-
ed leaves a wife and two sons, aged
13 and 3 years.
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Married.


The marriage of Mr.. Charles 81.
Newbraugh to Miss Florence Skel-
ly, was solemnized in Columbus,
Ohio. February Is, 1904. Rev. W.
81. Houston, of the West Broad ST
Presbyterian church, officiating
The newly married couple will
make their home at 765 Doyle ST.,
Columbus. Mr.. Newbraugh being
employed by the @. A P. @. RR.
%. Mr.. Newbraugh was formerly
resident of this city and his
many friends here extend to him
their congratulations and best
wishes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-03-09

Jay Leg of Ira, Clay county, lies
dead, with a Winchester rifle ball
in his breast while his wife is in
Jail at Clay court house charged
with murder.
According to the woman's story
Leg came home in an angry mood
a quarrel ensued and she secured
the Winchester to protect herself
Drawing his revolver, Leg remark
ed: I'D as soon die now as not,
and aimed at his wife.
Before he could pull the triggt +
the woman had fred, and Leg fell
with a bullet in his heart, dead.
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Destroyed by Fire.

The old home place of Mr.. John
Deem, deceased, of Kansuga, o.,
which is now owned by William
Deem, was destroyed by FIRE last
Thursday morning about A O'Clock /;
the house and contents being a to-
tai loss. Insured for $1,000 on
house and $500 on furniture. There
is no doubt but what the house was
set on fire.
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The -Four O'Clock Club.

Will meet to. morrow afternoon
with the Misses McCulloch, with
the following program:
Director-Miss Beale.
The Mendelsshon Home-Miss
Beale,
Selection from Mendelsshon-
Miss Gilmore.
Oonsolstion-Miss Howard.
Spring Song-Miss Media Bow
yer.
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sesdal Seeds

Farm and garden seeds of all
kind always on hand Special at
tention given to mail orders. The
best of lawn grass seed Send MS
your order. We are headquarters
for seeds of all kind.
mch 2 I'm J. E. BURDErT & Co
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scalded.

Miss Leona Shanks, age 16
years, of Clifton, while working
around the stove, in some manner
the stove fell down, throwing q
kettle of hot water on her, scald-
ing her back and arms very badly.
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Card of Thank.

1 desire to express my sincere
thanks to the many friends who SO
kindly assisted me during my
daughter Lillian's sickness and
death, also the men who rendered
their aid in preparing the grave
for my dear child. May God bless
you. Mrs JOHN M. EcKARD,
Flat Rock, w. Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-03-09

The Point Pleasant
National Bank-The
N ew Banks now
open for business In
the Kisar block, Main
Street. Don't forget
the name.
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Nearl1 seHerad Hia An. =

DIR. Harry Shaw, who use to be
located in Gsllipolis. while using
a rip saw at Midway last week, he
got his right arm badly out and
narrowly escaped losing 1t. He
rode to Winfield distance of six
miles and had Il dressed. Dr.. Shaw
is now visiting his mother In
Gallipolis-
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Ear Badly Cut.

VIM. A. Fowler, while cleaning
mp some tree tops. ON his place
near town last Wednesday, was &C.
oidentally struck on the right car
by limb which almost cut his ear
of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-03-09

Remember the Name Of
the Old Bank Merchants
National Bank. Now Re
moved to the East side Of
Main street. below Phoenix
Hotel.
Discount Rate 6 Per Cent.
March li-tf.
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Changed from Beech Kim to Point
Pleasant.

On account OF the water being
in the way, the place for holding
the Quarterly Meeting is changed
from Beech Hill to Point Pleasant
There win be,preaching next Sun.
day at IL O'Clock, A. IL. and Z 30
p M, by Rev "a. E. Peck, presid-
ing elder. Come ont and hear =
good sermon. Z T CAToN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-03-09

Esta. teh-year-old daughter of
John Broyles and wife, of Parkers-
burg. while carrying a lamp last
week, tripped and fell, the lamp
exploding, setting FIRE to her cloth
ing, and she was burned to death.
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Personal Mention.
MIS-. F. A aathrie. has returned

AIh. f. "a Oututiof uue kotuLhoe
from Huntington.
i MIR. Layton Henry, of Clifton
who has been a guard at the state
Ipenitentiary at Moundsville. has
resigned and gone on the road
selling cigars.
| MIR. r. Linkfeld. of Glenwood
was in town one day last week.
Mr. d. F. Bryan proprietor oil
the Park Central hotel, in CALI
polls. is spending two weeks al
Hot Springs.
| Mr. VIM. r. Hawkins. now liv.
ing at Albany. Ind, back here on
short visit, called at our office Sat.
urday and paid his subscription
he and his wife will return to In
diana in few days.
Mr.. II O. Hope. of Redmond,
was a pleasant caller at this office
Saturday. He has been sick for
the past two or three weeks with q
sore throat, but has almost gotten
entirely we'll.
Mr.. Heeman Terry, of of Red
mond. has located in Morris. Ill
Mr.. VIM. Amsbury. of Gallipo-
lis. was a business visitor in our
oity Saturday. While here he
called and renewed his subsorip-
ton. He is one of our old sst sub
scribers.
Mr.. Johnathsn Hill and family
have moved from Be oh Hill this
county. into Mr.. Enos Winger's
property on Ohio street.
Mr.. o. E. Brinker, of Graham
Station, who has been attending
school at Marshall College. at
Huntington has returned to his
home.
Mrs. A. L Cottrill, is visiting
her husband at Williamstown. she
will also visit relatives in Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Messrs G. W. Baker of Water
loo and O. j. Baker, of GunviIle,
were in town Thursday, on bust.
ness.
Mrs E. W. Craig, was visiting
her son Rev. W. E. Craig, at Hart
lord last week.
Mrs Cliff vanGilder, who has
been here spending a few days
with her daughter Miss Anna and
son Mr.. Lester returned to her
home at Cheshire, Monday.
Miss Josie Bowling spent Satur.
day and Sunday with relatives in
Gallipolis.
Misses Muset and Musa Kiger,
spent Sunday IN Gallipolis with
their brother Mr.. Grin Kigsr and
wife.
Mrs. Roy Williams and baby of
Steubenville, are mere visiting her
Mr.. 81. w. Dewitt and
wife.
Miss Alice Kimberling being
sick last week, Miss Mary Work |
taught her GLASSES in the public
Miss Rhoda Steenbergen has re-
turned to her home at Galiipolis
Ferry, after few days visit to
relatives here.
Miss Maude Burdett, who has
been on an extended visit to her
sister Mrs. e. M. Allen, at Lex
ington, KY, returned home Fri
day.
Miss Bessie Bell, who has been
here visiting her aunt Mrs. Rankin
Wiley, returned to her home at |
Gallipolis. Saturday.
Mrs. a. IL. Pope and baby, ar
rived here Saturday from Middle.
port to visit her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned Malone.
Mrs. O. O. Bowyer went to Par
kersburg last Friday to see her sis
ter. Mira. Montgomery,who is quite
sick.
Miss Margaret Neale returned
Monday from a short visit to E. L
Neale and family, at Ben Lomond.
Mr.. lobe Love, who has been
here visiting, has returned to In
diana
Miss Sue Waggener returned
Saturday from weeks visit with
E L. Neale and family at Ben Lo-
mand.
Mr.. j. W. Cobb. of Apple Grove.
was in town Saturday.
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Mr. d. v. Smith, of Letart, was
here Thursday.
Mr.. Earl Henry. of Clifton. was
here Saturday.
Mr.. Warren Sullivan returned
to Huntington, Sunday evening,
after a few days visit to his
parents in this city.
The many friends of Mr.. s. g
Gardner were glad to see him on
our streets Saturday, after a severe
attack of typhoid fever.
Messrs. L. N. Knight and r. j
Patterson. of Maggie, were in
town Saturday.
Mr.. Jas Brown, of Mercer 3
Bottom, was in town Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. G. U. Balsley. Pastor of
Trinity M. E Church, who has
been sick with the gripp. has
about recovered.
Mr.. Saul Reel has accepted q
position as engineer at the Noun
tain State Brick & Tile Works.
Hon. O. F. Teter, of Phillippi, a
prominent candidate for the Re
publican nomination for Governor,
was in town last Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. Clarence Roach. of Atheus.
Ohio, was here and spent Thurs.
day visiting friends.
Mr.. L. j. Petty has been en-
ployed by postmaster Lewis to
take up the mail from the street
mail boxes.
Mr.. r. O. Kyle, of Columbus,
was here last Wednesday.
Mr.. r. L Rogers. of Ripley,
was in town Wednesday last
Mr.. s. A. Emsheimer, of Wheel
ing was in town for a few hours
last Wednesday.
Mr.. r. 81. Freer, Jr, railroad
contractor in Santiago de Cuba,
who has been home on a visit, pass
ed through here Thursday for
Charleston; from there he goes to
New York, where he sails for Cuba.
Mr.. M G. Tyler, of Spilman,
was business visitor in town, Sat.
urday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Bates. a daughter. Friday March |
4, 1904
Mrs. Jas. johnson. of Gallipolis, |
sister of Mr.. George Mcdaniel, of |
this CITY. is dangerously ill at her
home in that city.
Mr.. L. A. Starkey, of the K. & |
M. with headquarters at Middle
port, passed through here Monday |
on his way to Glenwood to visit
relatives for few days.
Mr.. John r. Mccormick, of |
Gallipolis, was a business visitor |
in our CITY one day last week.
Mr.. Ed. Womeldorff, of CALI. |
polls, was in our CITY Friday.
The youngest child of Rev. and |
Mrs. j Howard Gibbons, which |
has been quite sick, is some better
Mrs. VIM Hughes, continues |
quite sick.
Mrs @. A Thomas, wife of the |
minister in Gallipolis
and Miss Barrows, were here visit |
ing Rev. j. Howard Gibbons and
wife. Saturday.
Mr.. Lester Nease of Feast Liver |
pool, Ohio, ives the guest of Mr.. |
81. G. Nease and family last week. |
Mr. Max Rayburn, of the Flats,
was In town Monday.
Mr.. l.. @. Someryille, is suffer.
ing with an absoess on his eye.
Mr.. B. F. Armstrong, of Ripley,
came down Saturday and on ac. |
count of the illness of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Greer, who has been
confined to the house for a week
or so on account of rheumatism.
Mr.. Van Brown, of Maggie, was
in town Monday.
Mr.. E. A Creiger. engineer on
the Z & M at this place, who has
been laying off for several days on
account of sickness. returned to
work yesterday.
Mr.. A. g. Pape. of Cincinnati.
W the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Haynes Saturday and Sunday.
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There will be several new build.
ings put up in this place the com.
ing summer.
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MIR d. Q Caldwell. manager of
the Poplar Grove Farm Co, at
Gallipolis Ferry, has just returned
from Pittsburg where he purchased
q dsppel gray team of horses
which weigh about 1900 each.
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Rev. B. F. MoElfresh, aged II
years, died at his sons home at
Chester, Ohio, Saturday morning,
March 5, 1904, and was buried
Monday. He has preached in
Meigs county for the past so years.
He leaves three sons, Rev.
Frank MoElfresh. Presidisg Ell
der of the Evansville District, II
E. Church, DIR. E McElfresh, of
this city, and Mr.. q a.. McElfresh
of Chester, Ohio.
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Eggs for Sale.

Barred Plymoth Rock eggs, 81 90
for 10. { Thompson strains } Speak
for them in time. W. W. BRYAN,
mon 9 8 wv. Kauauga, Ohio.
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Services tonight at Christ
Church z 80 O'Clock Choir practice
after service.
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Mr.. e. s. Bright, who some
weeks ago met with an accident in
Pittsburg, which We have hereto.
fore spoken of. was able to come
home last Saturday.
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AT the stockholders meeting of
the Point Pleasant Building and
Lone Association Monday night
the old board of directors and of
icers were elected.
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The brick work on the Spencer
Hotel has been completed.
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Point Pleasant is growing to be
,re of the best towns in the state.
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Service at Bruce Chapel Sunday
morning and afternoon. You are
invited.
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DEATHS

Harry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK
Tillis, of 9th street, aged 18 months,
died Friday night, March 4, 1904,
at IL O'Clock. The little fellow had
a bad case of the measles and upon
that contracted cold. The remains
were taken to Brighton Sunday for
interment. Mr.. Tillis' little daugh.
ter Annie, 8 years old, is also dam
gerously sick with the same CON-
plant.
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Brick work ON the Point Pleas
ant bank building and Mr.. j. G..
Stortz's building on corner of 9Th
and Main, will be started right
away.
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Miss EIva Neibert, aged Is years,
died of pulmonary tuberculosis at
the home of W. 81. Davis, Repub-
lie, W. Va, on Monday, Feb. 30.
The remains were buried at Ar
buckle, Mason county, w, Va,
where she had spent most of her
.life.-Charleston Gazette.
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Mr. John 8. Miller celebrated
his 6sth anniversary as q resident
of Point Pleasant. He has lived
in Point Pleasant longer than any
other citizen.
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Bluford Shiflet. of Red Mud, was
adjudged insane Saturday and sen-
fenced to the Asylum at Spencer.
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Gard of Thanks.

Dan. T. Wartenberg and wife
take this method to expires to their
friend and neighbors their heart.
felt thanks for kindness shown
them during the sickness of their
departed little son. Willie. and in
their sad hours of bereavement.
We pray that God may bless
them all.
DAN T. WARrENBERe AND WIFE
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NEW
SPRING
GOODS.

Every
Woman is
More or less
Interested in
The first
Display of
Coming
Spring
Styles.
QUESTIONING
LIS very large
And
Embracing
ALI the
Popular
Fabrics we
Are ready
For you If
Satisfied
With
Anything
Buy
Elsewhere
Ii you want
The best cal
On us
Dearborn & POOre
GALuPoLls,o
Arizona republican., 1904-05-15
A TEMPORARY STAND.

Antung, Manchuria. May 14.-The Russians who retreated after the bat 'dc of May l. are fortifying Kao Liman. Strong endorsements from Feng Wang ChenE joined them. Their positions are good and the next fight is expected to take place there. The enemy has built earthworl1s on the hills north and south of the village and have many pieces of artillery. The country about Kao Li- man is very mountainous and steep. Almost unscalable mountains protect the enemy's right flank.
 There are no Russians between Kao Liman and Sed on the south and /i river on the north. In retreatinG the Russians burned their buildings and supplies and devastated the country. so the Japanese should not find support.
 Two Russian attachments while re- treating had an engagement at Tan Shang Cheng, east of Hamaton. in the darkness on Sunday night. one mistak- ing the other for Japanese. The re- suit was that 110 Russians were killed and thirty wounded. The first party was entrcnched on the hill and mis- took the other for approaching Japan ese. The story was obtained by the Japanese patrol from inhabitants of the neighboring villages. and is sup ported by the fact that there are many fresh graves in the vicinity.