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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
LA AUTOPSIA

Esta fu6 practicada en- la manana de
hoy, dia 6, por ell doctor Fernandez y
practicante senior Elias Iglesias Hemos
dido declr que al corsz6n del suicida fue
perforado por ell punal, 10 que hubo de
ocasionarle la muerte instantanea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
Ell JUZGADO

Sc persona en- ell lugar de los sucesos
procediendo & las diligencias del caso
para esclarecer la verdad de los hechos,
disponiendo ell levsntamiento del cada
yer que fu6 conducido POGO despues Ia
capils del cementerio para serle prscti-
cada Ia autopsia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
SANGRIENTO SUGSO En- LA CAROLINA

Qle sinti6 los gritos de So companera
Y corri6 YER 10 que ocurrla ylendo 81
Perez como la herfs. Entonces corri6 q
buscar auxilio, ragresando con la poll
cfa algunos vecinos que encontraron
la tragedia terminada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
Ell ARMA HOMICIDA

Els esta un cuchillo con cabo de cuer-
no negro, cuya hoja puntiaguda afilsda
como un puflal, podra medir siete pulga-
das. Aunque msnchado de sangre, Sc
conoce que es nuevo y que solo ha servi-
do para cometer tan horrible crimen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
JOSEFA RAMOS

Els natural de Ponce. Color mula-
to claro, pelo negro, estatura carnes
regulares. Podra tener 19 amos. Es
agraciada y vive en- este pueblo h.ce po-
CO tempo. Viste decentemente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
LOS FACULTATIVOS

Inmediatamente fueron avisados los
doctores Fernandez y Paniagus. as1 CO.
mo ell practicante seflor Iglesias, que
certificara la muerte de Perez Y proce-
dera curar las heridas de la Ramos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
Ell SUICIDA

Como antes digimos. este, Grey endo
haber muerto Ia Ramos, volvio ell ar
ma hacia 6l hiri6ndose en- ell lado izq uier
do del pecho cayendo boca arriba de-
bajo de IN hig1ero. en- donde fue encon-
trado muerto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07

Como la una de la tarde del dia
5, vfspera de Reyes, ha ocurrdo en- es-
te pueblo un suceso desgraciado que ha
impresionado dolorosamente & ests po-
biaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
LAS HERIDAS

Son catorce, todas graves. aunque
seg6n la opinion de los facultativos pue-
den ser curadas, saIvo compIicaciones,
por Ia buena organization ffsica de la
paciente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07

Para curar un resfriado en- TN dia
tome las pASTILLAS LAXANTES DE
BROMO- -QUININA. El boticsrio le de.
volvera ei dinero ri no 80 cura. La fir.
ma de z. w. GROVE 50 halla en- cada
cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
MARIA VELEZ

Compaffera de la Ramos. Dice que
no sospechaba NADIA de 10 ocurrido
que cusndo baj6 buscar la tohalla no
vic en- manos del suicida arma aIguna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
S AN JUAN
pOR TELEGRAPH
Enero {.
Hdnza Wander igYW

&The San Juan News~ ha pedi-
do al Gobernador una minuciosa
Investigation en- 10 que Sc refiere
a la fanza de la Companfa Van
dergriff
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07

LA BORINQUEN. De Targas c..
no olv1dar que esta casa % la que mas
oaratO vende y que constantemente In
tr0duce nuevas mercancias y articnlos
ia alta nOv0dad. Vista haca f8
Sc VEEDE: Don Bernardo Fer.
nandez vecino do Rio CaTlas (Caguas).
vende IN trapiche de tambor, movido
por bueyes, para moler canas. 10 ORE
CO en- un precio sumamente m0iico
FL que desee adquif irlo. puede di
rlJirse la casa morada del senior Fer
nandez, situada en- ell barrio de Rio Ca
mas. antes expresado.
Sc ARRIENDA: So desea arrendar
una estancia pequena cerea de esta Do
oiaclon con casa vivienda comprar
una vaca de leche de "a parIci0n.
laformarsn Agusyo Herns. 6-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
E TeSoler0 cuipdbie

Dicho periodic acusa al Tesore-
TO como responsible en- ell asunto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
SenQdOY GOYnidn

Ell Senador Gornian ha pedido
una Investigation para yer con
que derecho, Mr.. Roosevelt ha de-
sem barcado tropas en- Colombia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
L0 que pide

Pide la confscacion de los Glen
mil &dollars2 en- La fianza prestada
Dor ell Tesorero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
Al GObeYnQd0Y

Tambien dice al Gobernador,
que ST 6l no quiere tomar esta me-
dida, debe renunciar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
Al esident e

Pide, as1 mismo, que de este
asunto Sc le informe al Presidente
suplicandole La destitucion de
Mr. Willoughby.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
MQHciOSQMente

Afrma que este dlti1no obro ma
liciosamente al aceptar la fianza en-
tai fOrma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
LA POBLACION

que tan horrible drama Sc haya desarro-
llado en- este pueblo, precisamente en- la
vfspera aIegre de la llegada de los San
tos Reyes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
Extreme OYente

Ell asunto ruso-japon6s SO agra
va. Preparase una batalla naval
en- Masanpho, pequena isla entire
Corea Japon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
COMENTARIOS

Sc hacen diversos, pero todos estan
contestes en echsrle la culpa los celos.
Carolina, de Enero de 1904.
CORRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07

Ell Japon aumenta sus tropas on
Corea, Y pesar de que Russia le
ha notificado que no podra admi-
tir mas tropas japonesas, el Japon
le responde enviandole ounce mil
soldados mas sin atender a las re.
plicas del gobierco moscovita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
TrQsp0Ytes

Cinco trasportes estan va listos
para conducir tropas q Panama.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07
Och0 n77jQp0neses

Ocho mil japoneses han marcha-
do tomar possession de la isla
Masampho.
Russia
Russia quiere poner ALI una esta-
cion militar y ha preparado su es-
cuadra para impedir La accion del
Jap6n en- Masampho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-07

81 secretario suplente,
PEDRO BAYONET D1AZ.
JOSE MOLINA. 3-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15
81. 9opiteI.
W inter unb 6pbn n.

,s, Wutter unb Sobn.
gna Rcd etpos blsi6, aber ionIt in urs
.G sei9tpG6ter @ciunbbeit, iticg ipcni5e
.JaI Sage fpdter Wuloemar aus Dem 3ugc,
s ntber i'm nud SeIfurtb gcbruGt bate.
! ona Der alte 0iener, -ipeldcr ibn an Der
Station erpartete, erlpiberte feline
1sil Sru9e nd4 Dem 8efinben Der Wutter
|ad nit einem nSe6r gut. Serr 8aron!"
10 SUI Wdloemdr atbmete duf. Wenn bic
~ Rutter geiunO lpar, 10 mubtcn ia ale
IN pnberen Shnieri9teiten Ddneben aes
rin9fii9ig eri6einen.
iolhl 0ob S6ipicriqteiten irgenbpcld)er
1, Grt bprla9en, bate or aus benz 8ricf
oii1srieben. pelder icner eriten .0epci6e
gefolgt mar, bod abntc or nidt ipelhes
as Ioie Sorgen iporen, bic ibm ais 10
~ briidenb geI6iloert ipurben.
ID I'D W&elduie ertpurtete ibrcn So6n nm
Bortul bes S6loHes. Gin einsigcr
'HiugIid in Iein IGdclnocs, ubcr Idmal unb
nod ourdiihtig u~usIebcnbcS @eIiht
lberaeugte 1ie bdpon, bub er pirfli9
frant gefpcIen icin miiHc.
= taie Sic eripiberte Ieinen SdnbtiR nit
elmer llmurmung, bic 10 bcralid auss
iiss7fieI, tpie es bel ibr moglib mar ,uub ge.
Ieitete ibn iofort in ibr QrbeitsSimmer.
.3s6 nSdfreue mid. DID bier su baben,
mein lieber Wolbemor", fu9tc Iie. irs
benz fie init ibm dif eincm Sofu 8Iub
nabm. r0u BAIT einen bO9it ipidtiaen
- Sag bier pcridumt. bon Dem ib Dir
nibt fdrieb, pcil i9 ieitoem in cinem
: fpabren WirbelIturm BON 4ufre9unJ
nnb 9ef6Gftisung gelebt babe. = I'm
= es fura 5u MAIDEN. i9 babe mid nit
Graf 9o6burg perIobt."
-1ptm Gin 4usruf Der ueberrofduns ents
fubr Waloemar, unb Melaniss fhdrz
=. fem DIR f6ien es. ols OBJ er feline a15u
freubiae uebsrrafduna pcrratbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15
Ger Ucr6dngni6OOQc
S6Wur.
ROman bon 6. pom Der Satbs.
6ortIebltna.)

AOHAA RNAS'J
Ser Vfdrrer ~fbfpuntte. - 9ds
ana l~lnterne6mcn Der @rdfiu f9ien
Inn 10 dbsnteuerIi9 uno unour6fiibra
bar. bab er f6IieBIi6 lieber Die 5doen
felbit in bic 6uno nebmen tpoute, I'M
iic 3u Cnttpjrren.
SD m0dtc ben 8rief ntdt germ ulis
Der 6anD geben", iprd6 or 5ouoerno.
nSb, 70 fommen Sic nit mir. 8es
meinf6aftli6 tpo[en mir !9ilOe dufiu'
6en uno Ie Oubin fibren, pobin tie
eebDrt!"
.J@louben sic, oaB bas 70 Iei6t fein
ipirb? Der @ruf piro bod aus bies
lem S6rifttiid nun erieben, baB Srm'
0arb ni6t bic ri6tige Romtefe 1T -
Gber besbal6 pirb er bod SiGbe nt6t
D.. freunoli6er u%ufnebmen."
.Scltfam! IcltIdm!" iagte jeBt Mug'
ia, bic bisber penig mitgeiproden
hattie. .sSrm9uro ieIbit tpiro e pieneidt
init Trcube begriiBen, baB iie feline
6o6burg 1T, ge1tern Qtbeno bat fie ft4
NIT einem 9irgerli6en peripro6en,
einem 6ubritbeiiser 9ertrom aus BEN
Ia 3hdl."
.8ertram9 9us 1T cine febr quite
+ llnb bier I6on a~ltangfieiene JumiIie.
@ie niro bieie es aufnebmen, penn
= Srmaarb obne Numsn uno obne 0era
mDgen baitebt9"
& Sine Deile I6hpiegen ale; audi Der
, @rGfin ftien es MIN niat mebr 10
einfat, mas lie u%nternebmeH ipO[lte.
Wenn bas Qebensgliid bes dnberer
illnaen WGb6ens 5critDrt tpurbe, ins
Rem man !Silbe an ibrsu plab fteGItc,
70 muBte bas bod penisiten5 erit
reifli6 erlpogen peroen.
en- ibrem Sopf drbeitete ss md6'
tia. Sic fpuBte no9l, bab Iie nit einem
S9Iuge bas ganae f9Gnblide @etpe6e
serreiben tpnnte, bus cine ein8igs pera
ion 70 perbre6erif9 g%etpoben bate;
aber bu ibre 2ippen bird elm gegebes
nes @ort geI6loRen ipareH, Bate fis
q cher bos 2eben eingebiiBt, uIs bteIes
Wort 81 bre6sr.
Sic mliBte berfuhen, bic S9uGbige
feIbf gum @eItdnOnib Der @ubrbeit gu
bringen.
Old, es mar leiber penig Wu8fi9t,
bab ibr oo8 geIingen ipiirbe. Sab es
benn elm Mittel, %per6drtete, ~glaubenss
IOfe unO IeIbiIii&tise 9eraen 8u eE'
ipei6fn9
GnbIi9 erbOb ii9 Musbu, I'M mad
benz Slo1tsr 3uriid3useben. sic bate
ppn benz 1%onberbaren Brief, tpetd]sn
cSrmqaro empfangen, nod ni9ts ges
fagt, neil bisI or OieGei6t cine nelle Grs
fditterung fir Moriu bebeuteH
fpnnte. nur i'm Sortgeben tpanote lie
p nod einmuI ben SOpf uno frdgte:
la'' oMurid, fennGf Oh pielei9t jemdnn,
Ser einen groBen Bart trGgt unb nit
Dem re6tcn SUB Elm tpenie bintt9 Sc
munb aus Der !So6burser @egeno,
incline i6."
Die @rafin i6iittelte pernsinenb ben
&Opf. .-..:.
QIs fe ben @rafen Stcinburg sss
tan1lt, od mar 1eln 9dn9 9ldtt unn
eluItiI9 gcDeIen.
sd bite Gle nod Inn einigc Mis
nuten 9ebDr, ebe sic f~orteeben,
SO6fpiiroen", bat S9peIter Wo9od
ben Pfarrer. SD modte nod germ
Il cine feline Sadie nit Sbnen beIpres
den. Dus Srm9arb betrifft, 10 lperbe
i'd ibr ratben, benz Batter i'm arsenblid
tcinen beTonberen MiberTtunb entges
l9en5uieBer, iubem ih ibr gum Sroit
anoeuten min, bub cine arobe Qenbss
d 1png in ibrem @eI6id ii4 porbereits.
ST es 70 re9t?"
lt Mdn gob ibr rs6t, rno bic Ronnc
peridpano i'm Sloiter, tpGbrenb bic
, @rdfin nit Dem Yfarrer nod Gonoe
q IN eifrigem GeIprd4 i'm @urten Ders
% blieb. .4G4a.t
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-01-06
A Jolly Crowd.

The towboats Enterprise and
Raymond Horner, both of which
are lying in Kanawha at this place
during the ice. are manned by the
most iovial gentlemen on ourrivers.
They are Captain r. J. Manning,
Pilots r, 8. Cakes and Casper Gil
lias Of the Horner, and Captain W.
s. Jones and Pilot VIM. Boles, OF
the Enterprise. When navigation
opens. the boats will leave here for
Pittsburg. These gentlemen are
jolly good fellows. and the many
friends they made here regret theil
departure. and we might also in.
Fclude in this list, Capt. Jas. s.
Rose. of the Catherine Davis, which
is here being repaired by the Kama.
wha Dock 90
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A Large Reception.

A fitting end of the holiday fes-
tivities was the reception given by
the ladies of the Four O'Clock
Club. New Years Eve, at The
Point Club rooms. The spacious
hall, which was handsomely DECOR
ated with palms, ferns. out flowers
and Christmas greenery, was filed
with a gay assemblage of society
folks.
Mrs. J. B. Tippett and Misses
Velma Kisar and Janet McCulloch
were in the receiving line, and at
once made each guest feel at home
by their gracious manner.
During the evening punch was
served by Misses Media Bowyer
and Josephine Beale. At another
table. presided over by Misses
Maude Kisar and Josephine How
ard, assisted by Mrs. N. L. Bryan,
Misses Mary McCulIoch and Nam
ME Nease, the guests were served
ice cream and cake made in the
Club colors of white and yellow.
Misses Charlotte McCullooh,
Virgie Hughes and Nan Gabbert,
with charming grace mingled
among the guests dispensing hos
pitality, introducing strangers. 60.
About ii O'Clock the floor was
cleared for dancing, which was
continued until the new year was
|ushered in.
The affair was one of the most
pleasant of the holidays, and the
Club members may well feel proud
of the many fattering compliments
they have received.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-01-06

Mr.. Jas. Long. of South Side.
was in town Monday.
Mr.. a. O. Bailey, of Weston.
was in town Sunday. ON his way
home. He had been at Gallipolis
visiting relatives.
Mr.. j. B. Brown. of South Side,
was in town Thursday.
MIR. o. E. Blagg. who has been
with Prices Show Boat. returned
home Friday, the season having
closed at New Orleans where ne
left the boat.
Mr.. Ed. R Greer, of Ripley, was
in town Monday.
Mr.. R. T. Saul. of Mason. was in
town Monday.
Mr.. j. ii. McCulloch, from up
Kanawha, was in town Monday,
Mics Francis Keister, of Ashton,
passed through town few days
ago. on her way to Columbus, O.
to visit her sister. Mrs. Beck.
Messrs. VIM Arthur, w. A
DeMain and VIM Hysell. of Mid
dleport. we're here last Wednesda,
night. visiting friends.
II
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DIR. DAVID W. pARNEY.

Lin service of praise and hollow
words of conventional regret are
often spoken above the dead, but
WhenstaIe grave closed today upon
1.-THE body of David William Dabney,
there Was that unmistakabIe ex-
preston in the. faces and voices
which tells of The love and grief of
those assembled to do sad honor to
the dead. No eulogy need be spo-
ken of the life of this man. SO
gifted in mind, SO noble, generous,
and simple. in heart For third
of century be lived and worked
with The people of Guyandotte and
a wide adjoining territory, and his
record of professional skill, per-,
sonal kindness and unwayering
patience in the tasks which crowded
his daily life will remain q blessed
heritage. ''Laurels he olasped i'm
the words, duty done,'" and we.
praise him as an example of that
true manhood which exalts the
race and makes for its true better
ment in moral and material things"
Edst0T- hegsSteT:-I clip the
above from the Huntington Herald,
OF. December 26th. 1t was my
pleasure to have DIR. Dabney as, a
private tutor in my boyhood days.
when he was a young man strug.
Cling for an education. He was Q
self-made man in the full sense of
the word; educating himself by
teaching in winter and working IN
summer. He was for several years
Deputy County Surveyor under
the late Thomas Cory Hogg; later
on he read medicine under that
great and good man, DR.. A. L.
Knight, of West Columbia, w. Va.
/ amlproud to say DIR. Dabney was
a Mason County boy. He was
born and raised on Kanawha Five
Mile.sand was a son of the late
Robert Dabney. e. B. T.
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Our old friend. MIR. S. P. Cape.

Our old friend, Mr.. S. P. Cape.
heart, of this city. showed us q
Christmas gift sent him by his
son-in.law, Capt. I. L. Seamonds,
from Tucson, Arizona territory,
consisting of a bead watch fob,
with his initials worked on it, made
by the wife of Heap Big Indian
Chief of the Yuma tribe. of Ari-
iona. who never had on shoe,
claims to be one hundred years old,
and never had as much as he could
eat at any one time in his life, and
still looks well. Mr.. Cspehart
prizes his gift very highly as a Gu.
riosity.
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Gov. Bushnell delivered an adj

Gov. Bushnell delivered an adj
dress at th public school art exhib-
ition last evening. He compli-
mented the management on the
exhibit, and the ladies Of the city
who had brought il here, for their
enterprise. he also spoke very
highly of the pictures and the in
terest taken in them by the SCHOOL
chiidren.-Ohio State Journal.
at public school building from
Jan. Sth, 1000 q. m, to Jan. 9th, 5
p. m.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-01-06

Mr. Harry Sargent, wife and be-
by, who have been visiting here
returned to Charleston yesterday
Mr. and Mrs d NJ Single and
daughter. Miss Mabel. who have
been visiting Mr. Shingles son MI
Geo o Single and wife, returned
to their home last Friday
Miss Alyena Hess is visiting
in Charleston
Mr. and Mrs J B Tippett and
wife left this morning on trip
to Cincinnati
s Mr. and Mrs b b Hawkins
after a visit to Mrs Hawkins
relatives have returned to their
homo in Columbus.
Mr. Carlisle whaley, of Winni.
frede. spent Sunday with his FAM
ily here
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-01-06
Change on x. 90

A change has taken place in the
city ticket Office of the Ohio Gen.
trail Lines in this city whereby the
present chief clerk, b. B. Asbury,
will be installed as agent for the
T lad at Gallipolis, and o. D. Smith
the present agent at GaIlipolis.
will take the chief clerkship in the
city Office here. The many friends
ct Mr.. Asbury in this city witness
bis departure with regret but with
the best wishes for his success in
his new capacity Charleston
NJ all.
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The Pour O'CLOCK Club.

The -Four O'Clock Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with
Miss Josehine Beale. The follow.
ing is their progrsmes
~ Art Section. $ 8
Director Miss Kisar.
Life of Wagner-Miss Stribling
Story OF Tannhauser-Mrs Steen
bergen.
Pilgrims ohorus-Miss janet
cCulloch.
Thou Sublime Sweet Evening
Star-Miss Kisar.
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CAPT. W. W. COLE.
1t is With Sorrow That it is Our
Duty to Announce His Death.

Duty 20 Announce his Ueatn.
William Wilson Cole, was born
September "a. 1s43. near Pitts.
burg Pa, and died Jan. 8, 1904
aged 60 years, 8 months and 9 days
The funeral services being CON
Quoted from his late residence
Tuesday, January 5. 1904, under
the auspices of the Masonic Lodge
In the death of Capt Cole. Point
Pleasant looses most valued and
enterprising citizen.
He has for many years been
largely interested in the dock bust.
ness in this place, and has done
much to enhance the business in.
terests of the town. ssss
He was man with a host Of
friends and all who knew him held
him in the highest estimation.
Surviving him is a wife to whom
the sympathy of the entire com.
munity is extended, and his many
friends throughout the Ohio and
Kanawha Valley will regret to learn
of his demise.
As above stated. Capt. Cole has
ever had at heart the up-buildine
of this town; he was man who
possessed splendid business edu.
cation.uand was ever ready to ad.
wise those seeking information.
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Our New Postmaster.

Deputy Sheriff John F. Lewis
has been recommended by Con-
gressmen Hughes for Postmaster,
at Point Pleasant, to succeed Mr..
VIM. Chambers. who has been
postmaster for the past four years.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-01-06
Rad Fall.

Last Monday. while attending
to household duties, Mrs r. f.
Chambers fell on the 10y walk, dis
locating her hip. The injury is
very painful. Mrs. Chambers suf-
fering intensely up to last night.
We hope that this good woman
may soon recover.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. J. s. Keller. of Beaver Dam
Ohio. is visiting friends in thu
country. near town.
Mr. Thos. Kearns. near town
called at this office last Friday
and renewed his subscription.
Miss Hattie Parsons. who wal
here from Pruntytown during tn.
holidays. has returned.
Mrs R. A. Riggs aud ehiidrer
visited friends and relatives al
Bsnwood during the holidays. re.
turning last Saturday.
Mrs. Lloyd Fuloher. of Middle.
port. was visiting friends here last
week.
Mr. Lyman Sargent. of Middle.
port, was the guest of friends here
last week.
Mr.. F. "A Castor, of Putnam
county, has moved his family into
the old Sterrett homestead, just
above Heights. Mr.. Castor is q
brother-in,Iaw of Mrs j. f. Bur
dett.
We are sorry to report that Mr..
B. f. Chambers is still in very
poor health.
Mr.. w O. Jordan. the popular
agent of the B. & .. r. r. at this
place. is home from visit to rela-
tives in New York.
Messrs, j E. Hanson and Walt
Tillis. of Waterloo, were in town
Saturday. on business.
Mr.. E. W, Craig has moved from
the Oaksford Hotel into the prop
erty he recently purchased ON COR
ner of 4th and Wand,
Col G. B. Thomas. We regret to
announce to his friends, is confined
to the house with the la grippe.
Mr. P. Il Elliott. of New Haven,
was in town Monday calling on
his friends.
Mr.. a. q. Porter. of Ben Lo-
mond. was here Monday.
Mr.. W. a. FogIesong, who has
been located at Ashland, KY, ar
rived here Monday. on his way to
Mason. to visit his parents.
Miss Kate Comstock. attending
Marshall College, at Huntington,
returned yesterday after spending
the holidays here with her parents.
The following persons from here
the New Years dance,
given by the society people of
Pomeroy, in the Pomeroy Opera
Rouse..last Friday night: Misses
Irene and Media Bowyer, LUCY
Long, Nancy Gabbert, Virgie Lee
Alvena Hess, Carrie
Bloom and Edna Ellison. Messrs.
3riff t. Smith, Ed Filson, A. B.
VI cCulIoch. L. r. Campbell, |
Archie NJ Campbell. 9. @. Tippett,
}. r. McCullooh, o, 7. Beale and
n o. Bishop.
Mr.. Mat. Hale, of the K s. NJ
BY. who makes his headquarters
N Charleston, returned yesterday
after a weeks visit here with his
mother Mrs. N. e. Hale and fami.I
y.
Mr.. E o. Winger. has returned
from visit to friends in st Louis, |
Marshall, Mo, and several other
,ities in the west.
Messrs. 81 K. Lindsey. Harold
j. E D. Hartinger, r. 81
Wells, F. Ct. Davis, and O. A. Ihie,
IF Middleport, attended The Point
Club dance here last Wednesday
night,