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Free press., 1905-05-06

Now that the Z. S. Laud Office
has been moved to Colby so far
away = new ruling allows this
Office to fix up the Homestead en-
try for land Gna,1chere IN the Col
by Land District. so you do not
have to travel way up there, and
this week we make an entry for
Theodore Shirley of Lucas, IN Rus
sell county for a homestead out in
Logan county.
The dam at the Normal has
been raised and now backs up a
splendid body of water for a mile
among the trees. Boating is spIen
did and much enjoyed and another
boat will be added soon. 1t is
proving, as we predicted, THE
big card of the western Kansas
State Normal school, ahead of any
college or Normal school IN these
United states.
Free press., 1905-05-06
Poultry & eggs,

Wanted. We have located in
the Krueger stone block in Hays
and paying the highest Cash price
for Eggs and Poultry. Come see
us before selling elsewhere.
III. A. GO WAN
Free press., 1905-05-06

Since the rains wheat fields are
looking fine and most of the far
mers have taken their stock off.
Free press., 1905-05-06
Cream separator.
Insure your wheat,

The SAINT Paul Company, with
over Four MllIion Dollars OF
assets, is again Insuring Wheat
against loss by HAIL.
Call on W j. madden, and
insure your growing crop.
THIS Company always pays its
losses IN FULL, when adjustment
of loss is made. NO Assessments.
ond No shortages.
Free press., 1905-05-06

Jas Craig bas secured the con
tract to move the Foot bridge from
its present location to the Normal
campas and are at work at 1t and
will make their park still more at
tractive and convenient.
Miss Alice Freese came down
from Wakeenle to spend Sunday
with friends here.
Miss Davies came along and
much enjoyed the services IN cur
handsome Catholic church, unfor
tunatelY couldn't understand tie
sermon in German.
Free press., 1905-05-06

Natures Masterpiece is man. ou
See me about it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-05-24


Mrs. Kate Ellison and da1gh Inter,
Miss Edns. have returned from 4
visit to her brother. MI W 4 Tip.
patt and family at RavensWood.
Mr. T B Hern travelling out Of
Chicago was here last night.
Mr.. Fred Davis of Middleport, was
visiting friends here Sunday.
Messrs. Earl Mack and q. b. Tur-
ley, of Gallipolis, were here Sunday
visiting friends.
Mr.. George Bauer. of Pomeroy.
Ohio, called at this office Monday aud
renewed his subscription to the Reg
lister Mr. Bauer has the contraction
building the flour mill for Messrss
Stortz and Blazer and is now placing
the material on the ground. Mr.,
Bauer is one of the best contractors
in the Ohio valley
We regret to announce that Miss
Mary Hogg continues quite i'll and
suff rs much pain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-05-24
Grand Fourth Of July at
Point Pleasant

s.
We are going to celebrate onl
Nations birthday with a grand
Jubilee at Point Pleasant and
want to solicit the hearty co.cpera.
tion of all citizens of the town and
surrounding county There will
be all kinds of races and other
amusements and fine music by one
of the finest bands in the Ohio
Valley. Everybody will be made
welcome to the historic old town,
Let us be patriotic and turn out on
this great day. We will have
plenty of good speaking by noted
orators. See programs and pos
tiers. We want everybody to deco,
rate their places of business and
residences with the National colors,
and make the 18th of July, 1905. a
memorable one in the history of
our little city. We will have a
merchants trades display, and
earnestly invite all business houses
to be represented. Let us all pull
together now for grand and glo-
rious celebration on July 4th, '05
W M DUFFY,
EDWARD E Thomas.
HARRY VAN BtATRE
Committea.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. Frank Miller, of GalIipolis
was in our city one day last week
Mr.. J. A. Dunn, of Arbuckle
one of Mason oonnty's best citi
zens, was in town Thursday or
business
Mrs. Stephen K. Miller, of Gal
IipoIis, is visiting her mother Mrs
P. G. Curtis. at Parkersburg.
Mrs. Robert Harris, of Middle
port. was visiting her mother Mrs
E F. Chambers. this CITY, last
week.
Mr.. W. b Hogg. near town. was
visiting his son. DR. Cory HogR
and wife. at Harvey. last week
Mr.. Pearl Clifton. of PonleroY,
has purchased a lot in that city
and will at once erect a fine resi-
dence thereon.
DR.. John Fadley returned Wed.
nesday night from Baltimore. Dr
FadIey has gone into Mercy Hoe
pital with Dr. E. j Mossmsn, and
will also help DIR. Mossman in his
outside practice.
Mr.. e.. W. NuokIe. of Central
City. was in town Friday. He has
purchased property in Central
City and would like to dispose of
his farm which lays just back of
Leon, this county. He offers his
farm at bargain.
Mr. jeff Mitchell, of Rollins,
was a pleasant visitor to this office
last Saturday
Mr.. Frank Holmes, of New
Msrtinsville. is here on a visit to
his parents. Capt. and Mrs. W. d.
Holmes.
Mr.. R o. Kinoade. of near town.
made this Office a very pleasant
call Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewip, of
Charleston, here last week visiting
Mr.. Lewis sister. Mrs j. M. b.
Bsale and family, returned home
Saturday,
Mrs E. M. Van Meter and Miss
Vause BeaIe, of GalIipolis Ferry,
were visiting relatives here Satur-
day.
Miss Maggie Hayman, of Letart,
spent Sunday here with her sister
Mrs. Homer Varian.
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Celebration and Basket Picnic

Come one. come all. to Wycma
church, Mason county. on Msy
18th and 9th. and ENJOY the Chris.
tian Association and Sunday schooI
celebration and basket dinner.
Don't forget your basket; your
friends will be there. An effort
for a grand time is being made.
The big cannon will be fred Thnrs-
day at 8 O'clock p. m. Listen for
it, and remember this announce
ment. There will be temple tent,
picture gallery and an Toe Dream
stand The proceeds are to go to-
wards bnilding a new church at
Wyoma Be sure and come and
bring an Offering for the Lord
ELDEB~J. N McCARLRY.
ecretaTy.
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The Commencement exercises Of
the High School took place al
Hooff's Opera House last night.
Tae graduates were John Moriarty
Jennie Van Matre, Josephine Hol.
loway, Margaret Neale, Ella How.
ard. Crank Gibbs.
The exercises were very good,
entertaining. and evidenced that
much thought and study had been
entertained by the graduates
Esoh and every one did splendid.
We will give a more full account
of tie exercises next week. as
space forbids us in this Issue.
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Died in Indiana.

Mr.. Samuel Eckard, aged about
"a years. son of Mr.. Junius Eck-
ard. deceased. of this county, died
Friday. May 10. 1905, after under
going an operation fol appendi-
otis. at Dsleville. Ind. His re-
mains were brought here Saturday
evening and taken to the home OF
his sister. Mrs. j. E. MoGuHin.
Funeral services were held al
IL O'Clock a. m /, at Eokard Chapel
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/ NIL. A Walker. Of Hendesson
was in town Saturday on business
Mr.. Ed. Polsley and daughter
1 Miss May. of Letart. were visiting
his sisters Mrs. Stephen CapehaTi
and Miss Julia PoIsley Sunday.
Miss Helen Howard will return
to Spencer today after visit here
with her p 4rents.
Misses Edith Baird and LUCY
Grover will be home this. week
from the Lewisburg Female In
stitute.
Miss Janet McCulloch. will leave
on visit to her sister Mrs. Viii.
liam Steenbergen at Vivian.
Mr.. j Friedman returned Sun.
day evening from business trip to
Steubenyille and Marietta.
Mrs. F. "A. Guthrie spent Sun
day at Cheshire Ohio. with rela-
tives
Mrs. L s PomerOy and sister.
Miss Kate Vollert are visiting in
Charleston. this week.
Miss Iona Frisk is visiting
friends in Charleston.
Mrs. Will Kenny spent Sunday
VI. h relatives in Charleston.
Mrs. John @. Storfz and little
son Leo. returned Sunday evening
from Mason City, where che had
been for few days at the bedside
of her mother, Mrs. Peter Betting
er. who is quite sick with dropsy.
Miss Bonnie Burks, sick with
rheumatism for several days, has
recovered
Mr. Nat Bloom and son, Arthur,
travelling. were home TO spend Sum-
day.
Messrs O. E and Timothy Russ
ell, of Middleport, were in town
last Wednesday.
Mr.. j W. Hutchinson. of Cali
polls, was in our CITY last Wednes-
day.
Col. T. t. Wallis one of oIarks-
burg's most prominent citizens and
a gentlemen who has host of
friends everywhere, was in our city
last Wednesday night.
Hon. 81. P. Camden, of Parkers.
burg, was in our city for a few
hours last Wednesday evening.
Sir. S. A. Lewis, of Graham Sta.
ton, was here Thursday.
Mr.. S. 81. MoNeil. of Apple
Grove. was here Thursday.
Mrs. Vile and Messrs Arthur
and Oscar Bearmon, of Hunting
ton, spent Sunday here with j. and
M. Friedman and families.
Mr.. Fred Riley has returned
from Ripley, where he was called
on account of the sickness of his
sister, which resulted in her death.
Mrs. Hyde Dale, of Salt Lake
City, and Miss Carver, of Cincin-
natl. visiting in Gallipolis, were
visitors to our CITY Saturday.
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Mrs Noah Lemaster Dead !.

Mira Noah Lemaster. who has
for some time resided on Jas. w.
Longs farm, at South Side. drop
ped dead at her home last Friday
evening. May 10. 1905. She vas
a very large woman and was always
considered to be in the best Of
health. To the husband, who is
superintendent Of Mr.. Long farm
We extend our sympathy
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Sergeant. Town of Henderson.

Announcemont has been made
of the engagement and coming
wedding of Mr. J. Lee Sehon. of
Huntington. and Miss Lillian Gra-
gard. of New Orleans The we'd
ding will take place early in june.
Mr.. B. franklin has painted the
inside of HE store room and has
now one of the prettiest shoe stores
I ia the State.
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RankaGnaad.

On Tuesday. May Both. Deoora.
ton Day. the two banks in this
city. will be closed as will also the
postofioe. as it is a holiday.
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pedication Of o. B. Church.

The q b. church at Greer ap.
pointment will he dedicated Sun.
day. June 4tb. 1905. by Rev. W
M. Weekly, D. D. of Dayton, o.
Everybody invited to be present.
o. B WEST,
Pastor Point Pleasant Charge.
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The ] B Lewis left Monday

night tor Cincinnati
Captain @ h varian MAS in
Montgomery. last Thursday night
Ion business.
The Aunie L., after a few re-
pairs was taken off of the docks
at this place Saturday.
The Beaver came in from Pitts.
burg to 60 on The Kanawha Dock
Co.'S. docks.
The Gondola, of the Barrett
line. arrived here Monday to be
taken out on the Enterprise Docks.
Capt. Aaron Williamson left
Monday for Cincinnati as pilot on
the towboat. j B. Lewia.
The Otto and Florence MaFmet
came up from Cincinnati. Sunday
morning with big tow of empties
The Enterprise Dock Co., are
quite busy with barge work and
repairing the Zanetta.
Captain John F. Klein bought
the Liberty and has taken her to
Pittsburg to be used in the excnr
sion business.
Captain ed West was here the
first of the week to pick up crew
for his boat, the Esran. at Pitts
burg.
Several line yachts are owned
by parties here. Every evening
you can see the boating parties
out on the two riuers enjoying
themselves.
The Annie L will leave this
week for the Wabash River, where
she will freight corn and wheat
taking with her to of empties to
be used for that purpose.
1t is said by steamboat men that
Captain W.. D. Holmes. Manager
of the Point Pleasant Wharf Boat
is one of the best and most 40
commodating wharf masters on the
Ohio river
Point Pleasant has three fine
sets of docks The Kanawha Dock
Co., Enterprise Marine Dock Co !,
and The Armstrong Docks which
are kept busy nearly all of the
time. The best place on the Ohio.
river to dock boats
The towboats Inronsides and
Louisa oollided at Middleport last
Thursday, and Louisa which is a
much smaller boat. was badly
damaged about the hull at the
bow and sank. The Grew succeed
ed in getting her to the bank,
Mate George McGufin, of the
towboat 3. r. Andrews, is the
youngest man ever aboard this big.
boat filing this important office
He is pleasant and agreeable to
ward all the men. The boat has
been lying in Kanawha for some
time. undergoing q general clean-
ing up.
Messrs. Thomas Vest and Andy
Wilson, who left here two weeks
ago on the st. Joseph. now the
Island Queen, to finish up some
inside work in her cabin for the
Kanawha Dock Co. returnt d Mon
day morning from Pittsburg, where
the boat is in the excursion bust
ness
The new church under course of
construction at Coryville. o.. ep
posile Huntington. will be given
the name of Defender Chapel. This
comes about by the fact that the
owners of the wrecked boat have
donated the bell from the Inflated
steamer to the new church. and in
addition to this, the new house of
Worship stands directly opposite
the spot where the disaster OCCUR.
red. The village has always been
known as Coryville, on account of
an old man named Cory having
laid off the town shortly after the |
war, but as there are already two
other towns in Ohio bearing the
same name, it is more than likely
that the village will hereafter be
known as Defender City"
Died in Indiana.
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II =
port and Pomsroy.
Misses Alice Campbell and Fan.
ME Mason, of Mason, and Nj
Gus Amsbury and sister Mist
Martha, of Gallipolis. here the
guests Of Miss Jennie Van Matte
for the past few days will return
home today.
Mr. and Mrs @ z Blackwood, Of
Ben Lomond. are visiting DIR W
P NeaIe and family.
Messrs Charles Neale. of Quincy,
and Edwin Neale. of Huntington,
are here to visit their parents DR.
w P Neale and wife and to attend
the Commencement Exercises last
night. their sister Miss Margaret
was one of the graduates.
Miss Josie Enders. of Cincinnati,
is here visiting Miss Ella Howard.
Mrs A G W Brinker. of Letart,
lis visiting Captain W 81 Howard
and family.
Mr. and Mrs B s Betz, of CALI
pole, were here Sunday visiting
Mrs Betz's parents. Policeman and
Mrs William Foglesong Mrs Betz
remained until yesterday.
Mr. George Childs. County Sur
veyor. has all of the work he can
do, he is on the go all of the time
Mr. Policy Wells. wife and
children, of Cincinnati, were in
our city Monday. on their way to
Quincy to visit her relatives. Mr..
Wells at one time was employed
here on the Z & M Ry.
Mr. Oscar Douglas, of Buffalo.
was in town Monday.
Mr. M s Taylor. one of Leon's
busting merchants, was in town
Monday on business.
Messrs d s Snyder and F B
Risk left yesterday for Ripley
where they will install several pa
tent gasoline lights for store
rooms.
Miss Josephine Beale and visitor
Mrs William Beale. of Washington,
D @, left yesterday on a visit to
relatives near Gallipolis Ferry.
Mr. j F Burdett returned Thurs
day from business trip to Pitts
burg.
Miss Cora Stevens visiting Mrs
Edith Stevens. near town, spent
Sunday the guest of Mr. and Mrs
O Q Bowyer and family.
Mrs Ernest Riddle and baby, of
Petersburg, are here visiting her
parents, Mr. Gilbert Rayburn and
wife.
Miss Blanche Fry resigned her
position with The Palias Royal
Saturday night and will go to
Weston 80 IN.
Mrs Charles B Smith continues
quite sick, but is little improved
Miss Alice McChesney, of Char
lesion. is here visiting Mr. M L
Moriarty and family.
Messrs j E and Marvin Mccoy,
of Five Mile, were in town Mon
day.
Mrs 81 g Nease and Miss Eta
Pickens returned Sunday from
East Liverpool. Ohio, where they
have Eeen visiting Mre Lester
Nease and Mrs CIaud Nease who
accompanied them home on a visit
to Mrs Lester Nease's father
Captain Elmer Varian.
Mr.. Howard Burdstt, of the K
& Nj was here last week visiting
his father. Capt. j. M Burdett
md family.
Mr.. Dell Howell, of the K &M.
was here last week visiting friends.
Mrs Isiah Curry. of Charleston,
on her way to Indiana TO visit her
parents. stopped off here the first
of the week for few days to visit
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Varian.
Mr.. o. T Simms and wife after
a brief visit in this county. return
ed to Pruntytown yesterday, where
they have position in the Boys
Reform School.
Mrs Fannie Cheu 'front.' and son
Homer, of Huntington, were here
Sunday visiting relatives.
Mr. A B McCuliooh spent Sun
day in Gallipolis
Mr.. Bird Gwinn and wife, Of
r
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Mr.. Fred Eads was the first to
bring home grown peas to market.
They sold for 25 cents gallon.
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Several of our people took in
the B & o. excursion to Parkers-
burg last Sunday.
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Notice

Your taxes are past due and
must be paid to me at once, other
wise shall proceed to collect same
L. A. WALKER,
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Hickory Chapel items arrived TO
late for this issue.
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49, ~ ~ A-St 3 s.--S - ~ - -
Landing. was in. town Saturday.
4 Col. n. E SpiIman. and Mr. o
a Roush. of SpiIman, were i.
town on business Thursday.
Mr.. James Somerville. OF th,
Flats. was in town Thursday
Hon. Alfred Caldwell. of Wheel
ing and Hon w e. Chiffon, Of
Charleston were registered at The
Spencer Thursday evening
Mrs j. S Spencer was the guest
of friends in GalIipolis Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. L. A Weaver, of Racine, o
was in our oity Friday
Mr. E n Flynn. of Spencer,
was in our town Friday
Mr.. George W. Pulliu, of Dab
by, was here Saturday.
Mr.. John McCausland, Jr., OF
Hern, was in town Friday.
Mr.. j. T. Womeldorff, of Charl-
eston. was here Friday.
Messrs @. B Powers aud @ 7.
Handman travelling out of Gin.
cinnati were here from Friday to
over Sunday the guests of The
Spencer.
Mrs Allen Vickers left yesterday
to visit her daughter Miss Rose. at
st Marys
Mrs Nary Moore and Mrs Lloyd
Fuloher, of Mlddleport, were visi-
ting friends here Monday
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Herald
Bright. of Brighton. Monday, Nay
%, 1906, son
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Early Riff
fie, on P s Lewis farm, dtught-
or, Sunday, Nay ID. 1905
Mr. Samuel MoCullouh and wife,
of Washington d @, are here visi.
ting his sister, Mrs Jas Capehart
Mrs David Rhoades. who was
visiting her son. Mr. Art l. Cottrill
and wife. at st Mary's, was called
to Columbus, o, on account of the
sickness of her daughter, Mrs Her
man Hawkins, also the accidental
burning of her little grand daughter
by spilIing lot of lye on her
Mr. w E Jenkins. of Leon, was
in town Monday.
Mr. r A Poffenbarger, of Beech
Hill, was in town Monday
Messrs R @ Kyle. of Columbus
and r O Riddle. of Delaware. Ohio,
were business visitors here Mon
day.
Mr. Thomas q Blessing, of
Letart, was in town Monday night.
Mr. K T McKinstry returned
yesterday from few days visit to
relatives at Athens, Ohio.
Mr. j o MoNurIin and wife, of
Wellston, Ohio, arrived here Sun
day to remain all week and to be
present at the marriage of Mrs
MoNurlin's sister, Mics Edna
Holmes to Mr. John O'Neil which
takes place today at the Catholic
Church in Mason City.
Mr. and Mrs Charles H varian
have returned from visit to Mrs
Variants sister, Mrs Keesey at
MiddIeport.
Miss Ada Craig. of Logan, Ohio,
is here visiting Miss Elsie Ray
burn.
Prof and Mrs Waitm4n T Barbe,
of Morgantown, are the guests of
friends here. Mr. Barbe made an
address to the graduating class last
night at the Commencement.
Mss Linnie Bell. CT Leon, is
the guests of the Misses Steinbaoh.
Elk Sheriff R L Barnett and Mr.
William 7 Barnett and family h We
moved from the jail into the
Stortz property near the depots.
MIR John Crooks and wife, of
Eight,mile. will OCCUPY the Jail.
AR Crooks has been sworn in as
Sheriff j o MoDermitt's deputy
and jailor.
Mss Edith Hall has returned to
her home at Spencer. after a visit
here to Mr. D s Snyder and wife.
ar j A Wartenburg has resign.
ed his position as pilot on the
ferryboat Mr. Sam Rankin of
Gallipolis has taken his place.
hrs Ed Murphy, of Mlddleport,
was visiting her parents here yes.
terday.
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Mr. G. g. Bowyer will start at
once to remodel his residence and
make it a modern residence.
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The Flash Lights were enter
tanned by Mics Mamie Nease last
Thursday night They will meet
with Miss Nan Gabbert tomorrow
night
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Mr. D Caldwell, of the Poplar
Grove Stock Farm. at Gallipoiis
Ferry, has under construction q
fine large barn. When completed
it will probably be the most mod
ern barn in the county.
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Ladies' Shirt Waists.

Here's matchess of Silk and Cotton waists
the very best creations of the season. garments that will
please YOU Every ured in atracveness by dress
making. The prices matchIess
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Point Peasants public schools
closed last Friday. The little ones
as well as the older ones can now
enjoy their three months vacation
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-05-24

Fresh bread. cakes and confec.
tons at Perks bakery.
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Mason County Fair will be held
at Point Pleasant August 80, 81,
Sept. LIST, 1905. inch. 10.
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Mr.. Vaughn Kerr the popular
clerk at Dearborn & Poore's has
been having a serious time with
his arm. and today was operated
on by DIR. Chas. Parker, for ne
crosi of the bone. This will prob
ably CAUSE his absence from the
store for a week. or ten days
GaIIipolis Journal
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Good. sweet bread. and cakes at
Parks bakery. Opp opera house.
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And its Materials and
Cotton Shirt Waist Suits.
i trimmings

Their good points-Sightness and Convenience have
been sufficiently aired Now all we have do supply
the pretty and the do the buy them hand
over fist, they very moderately priced.
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A Sad Death.

Mrs. Alex Mcdaniel, Rho has
been sick for some time, died at
her home in Middleport. Thurs
day, May IS, 1905. Her remains
were brought here Saturday after
noon and laid to rest in the bury
ing grounds on the McCulloch
place near town. The deceased
leaves a husband and several child
rem. Mr.. Mcdaniel being an en-
ployee of the Z. & NJ, a COM
mittee of ten railroad men accom-.
panied the remains here
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Muslin Underwear.
Millinery.

With long standing reputation suppers of the rich
Millinery creations broght this valley you naturally
expect much of this time. You shall not be dis
appointed triumphs of miners here in lavish profu-
siOnthe most extensive showing have invited you