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Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21
kRlsriANsTAps LxN. Med ssn

d~erskIutet hufvud. Husaren Skogh yid
Fleninge skvadron fanns d. 80 Aug.
med s6~nderskjutet hufvud q Ljungby
he'd. Han hade brutit upp en- ammuni.
tionskista, tillgripit skarpa skott och
skjutit sig med en- karbin. Han var
40 ar gammal och gift.
Gasexploslon kasern. En- gasexplo,
sion Of raft svar beskaffenhet intraffa.
de d. l Sept. l nya Observation-Disclosures
tet 1 Kristianstad. Man var syssel.
satt med att uppsatta auerstrumpor
och skulle just afprofva dessa, da med
en- stark knall den / rummet varande
gasan exploderade. Harvid blefvo
styckjunkaren A. Palm och en- arbeta.
re ganska svart branda. Hur olyckan
kunnat intraffa ar annu Ell fullt ut.
redt. De skadade vardas af lakare.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21

BONUS LAM. PrIns Eusen afreste
fran Marstrand med ordinarie bat d.
rs Aug. pa e. m. Vid afresan ofver-
rackte generalskan Abelin en- prakt-
full Reconsideration, och borgma-
staren v. Zweigbergk utbrakte EFT lef-
We for prinsen. Efter ankomstep till
G0teborg for prinsen 1 vagn till Grand
Hotel, der supe intogs. Kl. 9,15 afresto
prinsen till Stockholm med ordinarie
nattsnalltaget @syR@ 2h8' 2A@
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21
eooERMANLANDs Lam. Kyrko-

D0DERMANLANDS Lam. kyrko-
hercevai utan rostande. K~yrkoherde-
val hnde s0ndagen d. 10 Aug. utlysts
att hallas ! vardinge pastoral, hvar-
vid emellertid ingen enda r0st afgafs.
Sakens f0rhistoria ar den. att tire
komministrar uppf0rts pa forslag; for
samlingen vile emellertid icke ha pA.
gon of dem. utan begarde en- fjerde
profpredikant. Denne kom dock icke
upp pa f0rslaget, emedan domkapitlet
uppfort honom d f6rslag till AMMAN be-
fattning. bet var som opposition emot
delta negligerande af forsamlingens ut
talade 6nskan, som dess medlemmar
nu enigt afh6llo sig fran att rosta. Sa-
vidt kaEdt har forut endast EFT dyliSt
fall intraffat | Sverige. nemligen 1 So
derbarke / Dalarne.
Enligt gallande f~oreskrifter skall 4
dot fall. att ingen rost afgifves vid
prcstval. domkapitlet SHELF utse inne-
hafyare af ~befattningen.
Explosion a torpedbat. Under torped.
batsofningar d. q Aug. I O~xel0sunds,
skargard exploderade en- tub / angpan-
nan pa ~torpedbaten Plejad, hvarvidI
eldarne T.. OLSON, 10 ar och hemma
/ K%arlskrona, och N. Ekstedt, % ar,
och hemma ! N~orrk0ping. blefvo allvar-
SAINT branda Of den utstrommande an
gan. Bada inf6rdes med tag till N.Y.
kopings iassrett. Man hyses hopp atti
bada skola tillfriskna, ON an langsamL.i
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21
} NoRReoTrENs LxN. sIeIfmor

eller olyckshandelse7 Den rs Augu,
sti pa eftermiddagen patraffades ma,
loren vid fortifikationen H. G. Or,
ling, arbetschef pa Bodens fastning,
dod 1 sin bostad, traffad af EFT
skott genom ogat. Pa g. m. hade .,
ute pa en- skjutbana ofvat sig | revol,
verskjutning med a~nledning af en- 70.
restaende Misunderstanding. Vid hem,
komsten till bostaden hade han fran.
tagit OLA och trassel for att rengora
revolvern. bet synes, som ON han un-
der arbetet harmed traffats at skottet.
g., som var Todd 1858. utnamndes /
borjan af aret till major.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21

L-iket hade tvinne svara sar a pan
n och EFT mindre under h0gra ogat.
som val ~utslaget. Dessutom fanns EFT
mindre sar d hosra handen. som var
kruten.
Pa kronol3nsman Selanders franz
s~t5llning har K. befhde f6rordnat ON
ra~ttsmedicinsk understanding d den
doda kroppen.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21
BLEKINeE LAM syssnadsstrel TX

har utbrutit / Karlskrona hos iva af
stadens byggmastare. Underhandlin-
gar ha pagatt en- langre It'd mellan
Observation-Disclosures och bygg-
mastarna a%ngaende arbetarnas fordra-
de h0jning af timpenningen fran 35
till 40 q As Ore. Arbetsgifyarna hai
vagrat ga in pa denna h6jning. och
har delta medfort strejk. .----D
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21
skARAsoRas LAM. Jernvsaspl

sKARABoRGs Lam. J~ernvaaspla.
nerna VestergotIand. Koncessions-
ans0kan pa en- normalsparig jernvag
fran Falkoping-Ranten till Skara en-
ligt af lojtnant Blomberg uppgjordt
f0rslag, beraknadt till en- kostnad af
1889 900 kronor. kommer att 1 dagar.
ma ingifvas till k m:t af direktor Berg,
qvist. Skara, godsegarna l.. Ekberg,
Dagsnas, och A. Jonsson. Stora Blu.
rum m. II.
smargeifabrlk Lidkoplng. En- st0r-
re fabrik for tillverkning af american
ska smargelskifvor ar for narvarande
under anlaggning 1 Lidk6ping. l spet-
sen for foretaget star EFT kapitalstarkt
~sydsvenskt konsortium. Fabriken Or
den forsta 1 slit Stag 1 Sverige.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21
oREBRo LxN. olyoka i srufva. En-

oRE5Ro Ian. olycka ! srufva. En-
g~rufarbetare X. J.. Johansson 1 Dali
karlsberg, som d. 2S Aug. var syssel-
satt med byggnadsarbete 1 Nya CEN
t~ralschaktet der, skulle yid skiftomby-
tet pa aftonen gifya signal till upp-
fard, Dervid nedfoll en- rule, pa hvil-
ken var anbringad en- S. k. lodtrad, och
trSffade Johansson 1 hufyudet med den
pAfoljd, att Johansson genast Allied.
Han var As ar gammal SAINT efterlem-
mar hustru och 3 barn.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21

KALMAR Lam. G%odseraren friher.
re Chr. Rape har afsagt sig ledamot,
skapet af r~iksdagens Forsta kammare
for Kalmar lans sodra del. ,-r ..
kronprlnsesan anlande till Borg
holm d. 26 Aug. vid 12-tiden .ombord
d torpedjagaren Magne och fortsatte
omedelbart till Solliden. ~"| -.af
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21
eLFssoRos LAM. Donation en- pa

ELFseoRGs LAM. Donation tlii pa.
storsbestaiie. Landtbrukaren Z. f.
riksson l Lastviken har genom tesla
mente donerat 5l-l0S mantal af sate-
riet ivagsholm / odsk6lds socken till
bostalle for en- blifvande treble prest.
man 1 Steneby pastoral. Han har
dessutom gjort testamentariska dispo-
sitioner till f6rman for trot:enare och
underlydanda
Vattsnf0rsnillnine. Till dratselkam-
maren / Boras har expeditoren for It'd
ningen Ny It'd der, K. ]. Vilen, ingif-
Wit en- anmalan, 1 hvilken uppgifves att
S. k. Notwithstanding / flera ar pa
gait vid aktiebolaget Norrvikens Ia
derfabrik / Boras. / anledning hiraf
har stadsfiskalen verkstallt unders0k-
ming, hvarvid Diet konstaterats, att I'M
der aren 1908 och 1904 vattenforsnill-
ming fran en- ~vattenpost pa garden,
som ej star l fo%rbindelse med matare,
est rum till en- kvantitet af omkring
1000 liter ON dagen. Ansvarig harf6r
ar en- (. d. verkmastare, nu arbetare
vid fabriken, hvilken d. "a Aug. med
%anledning af den gjorda upptackten
erhallit slit asked. Fabrikens verk-
stallande direkt6r P. G. Svangren 1 Co
teborg har offentliggjort EFT genmale,
hvari han under edlig forpliktelse be-
tygar att savidt han HAMMER, nagon dy-
nk forsnillning aldrig forekommit vid
fabrfken.
Nedbrunnen fabrik. ED utbr0t nat
ten till d. 1 Sept. 1 Hultabergs fabrik 1
Torpa socken. / fabriksbyggningen,
som eyes af hr X. e. Billig, funnos in
rymda vafveri och spinner for Aktie-
bolaget Victorias / Boras rakning, och
1 en- tillbyggnad a inrymd en- afdel-
ming af hr Billigs tillverkning af linn,
sapa och appretyrmassa. Fabrlks-
byggnaden nedbrann till grunden.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21
vEsTERsoTTENs Ian.
BIIagd

streIk. M~obelsnickarnas strejk vid ak
tiebolaget Neslunds mobelfabrik har
d. % Aug. bilagts genom omsesidiga
eftergifter. .
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-08-18
Railroad Reduction

For the occasion of the Republican
convention which win be held in Tono-
pah on September 4. 1t has been
arranged by the Oregon Short Line
Railroad company, Union Pacific Rail-
road company, lines west of Green
River; Southern Pacific company. lines
east Of Sparks, and the Tonopah and
Goldfeld Railroad company, to sell
round trip tickets to Tonopah, Nevada.
at the rate of n regular first class
fare for the round trip, dates of sale
September LIST to 3rd inclusive. with
return limit to September 10, 1906. r
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-08-18
Order Your Conl and Mond

The Tonopah and Goldfeld Fuel
and Feed Company are doing a -four.
lshing business these days. They
have coal and wood sufficient to sup
ply several camps and are reasonable
in their prices. Their telephone
number is 483. Call them up at once
and place your order. If
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-08-18
Removal Sale.

We will move into our new store in
about so days and until then, to reduce
u stock we will sell at great reduc-
tons, all lines of goods. Special bar
gains is shirt waists, skirts, shoes. etc.
n bear in mind that with every Csc
purchase you. get a vote on the $3.50
piano contest.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18
TaatimoniaI Of Eateem,

Mr.. s. z. Miller, travelling sales
man for the International Harvest.
ing Company, with Gallipolia for
headquarters, received recently q
handsome testimonial of the great
appreciation his company has for
his efficiency and close attention
to its interests, in the shape of a
handsome and valuable gold watch,
accompanied by a nice purse OF
money, he making the finest show
ing among their saIesmen in this
section. We have heard Mr.. Mil.
ler highly spoken Of as a travelling
man and are glad to know that he
IL appreciated by his company
GaIlipoIis Tribune,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18
Personal Mention.

Mr. Grover Bsohtle. of EIwell
was in town Friday
Hon. Virgil A. Lewis. of Char
lesion, was here Saturday
Mr.. S K. Miller. of Gallipolis
was here Friday on business.
Mr.. NJ. E Barr. of Charleston
was here few days last week.
Mr.. Harry Shrewsbury, o
Charleston. was here last Wednes
day.
Mr.. G. W. Cossin, of Leon, wa,
in town last Wednesday and Thurs
day night.
Mrs. A. q W. Bripksr and sons
of Letart, were visitors in our city
last Friday
Messrs. Walter and Charlie.
TiIlis. of Lson, were here last Wed
nesday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Q. K BlackWood,
of Ben Lomond, were here Sunday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Smith.
Miss Musa Kiger. of Hunting
ton, spent Sunday here with hel
parents. Mr. and Mrs Robert
Kiger
DR.. John L Sheldon and Mr.. T
@ Johnson, of the Morgantown
University. were business visitors
in our city over Sunday
Mr.. w A. Compton. engineer Oh
the K & NJ. Ry.. and one of the
best and most popular men on the
K & NJ WAS here Sunday visiting
friends.
Mr.. L. A. Starkey. of Middle
port, was caller at our foe Mon
day. renewing his subscription
Mr.. Starkey is one of the Z. & NJ
Railroads. spIen lid engineers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18
rR1N1rY NJ e cHuRcH

The Easter Service at Trinity
Chnrch was held Sunday night
conducted by the Sabbath School
consisting of singing, the reading
of the lesson. and Rotations by
GLASS and individuals. The Church
was beautifully decorated with
flowers and foliage, and an immense
congregation was present. The
Sabbath School Choir furnished
some splendid music and singing
their new organ proving a grand
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18

Mr. George Bauer. Jr. of Pome.
roy, is in town
Mr. G B Cook, of Cincinnati, il
here on business
Hen. j M. Hensley, of Hartford,
was here Monday.
Mr. VIM Newton, of Hartford,
was here last night
Mr.J. II Hughes. of South Side,
was in town Monday.
Rev. j. w. Williams. of Leon.
was here Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. j. R Hawkes., of Mason,
was here over Monday night.
Mr.. M Wildermuth, of Pomeroy.
was business visitor here Monday.
Mrs W D Holmes who has been
quite sick for g. me time is improv-
ing.
Mr.. n a. Carper. of Brighton,
large buyer of cattle, was in town
Monday.
Olin, little son of Mr. and Mrs o
A Roush. of Spilman, is sick with
typhoid fever
Mr. Griff T Smith left yesterday
for Charleston to attend the Easter
Dance of The Glenwood Club.
Mrs George Hickman returned
yesterday from few weeks visit
to her parents at Newark, Ohio
DR.. Robt. Henderson has re-
turned to his home at Urbana, o.,
after a few days visit to relatives
here.
Mr.. G. M. Tippett of Ravens
wood, returned home yesterday
evening after few days visit here
with relatives.
Miss Reat Laird. of Parkers.
burg, will be here Friday to attend
the Easter Dance to be given by
the Point Club
Mrs j D MoNurlin, here for sew
eral days on account of the sick.
ness of her mother. Mrs Holmes,
has returned to her home in Wheel
ing
Mr. Philip Blezer, of Glenwood,
here visiting his son, Mr. q B Bla
yer and family for the past few
days. returned home yesterday
evening
Miss Lillisn Van Meter, near
Gallipolis Ferry. returned home
Monday after few days visit here
with her uncle, Mr. j. M b Beale
and family
Mr. Dannie MoKeever, of Mo-
Arthur. and Mr. John Gibbons, of
New Plymoth, Ohio, who are at.
tending college at Athens. spent
Saturday ana Sunday with Miss
Mamie Lyons, at Henderson
MIR John ] O'NeiI who had his
hand badly mashed end lost one
finger, by coupling oars and been
here with his wife visiting her pa
rents, Captain W D Holmes, re-
turned to Benwood, near Wheeling,
yesterday to resume work Mrs
O'NeiI will remain here few weeks
longer
Mrs S. vollert and family have
vacated their old home place, cor-
ner of Main and Market streets,
which she sold some time ago to
j Friedman & Co. who will take
the building down and erect q
thFee atorv hrick huildino
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18

The Pastor. Rev. Dr. j. M. Bo.
land, at the M. E. Church, South,
preached a fine sermon on the
Resurrection of Christi Sunday
night, to large and appreciattvs
congregation DIR. Boland's lam
guage was eloquent and we'll cho-
sen. He handled his sermon in
such a mastery manner that
proved his point truthfulIy and
deoisively.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18

success The Rotations by the
children was simply captivating
and was evidenced by the frequent
applause of tho audience While
some of the children deserve spe-
DIAL mention. We refrain from doing
so from the fact that all did them
selves credit, from the choir to the
infant GLASS. Mrs. N E. Hale and
Mrs. W. q. Zumbro. who had
charge of the training of the child
rem. are to be complimented for
the entire success of the exercises.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18
Messrs. Claude Wall and j. M

Messrs. Claude Wall and j. NJ.
Irwin have each ordered for them
selves fine ssmi-suto boat 81 feet
long They will arrive here from
Racine, Wis, about the 10th inst.
They are expected to be q little
nicer boats than have eyer been
seen here, the model and style of
the boats being different from any
We have had. They make IL miles
an hour on dead water. They
expect to have some fine times With
the girls this summer. Maybe
these boats will get them each 8
q wife. Who knowsP-GaIIipolis
Tribune.
Trust and Warranty deeds for
naIe az this office
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18

At the Presby terian church Rev.
Carl Barth. the Pastor. preached
an able sermon. upon the "Resur-
rection of Christ" Rev. Barth is
an able minister, and his large CON-
gregation enjoyed his eloquent
discourse on this occasion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18

Mr. ]. E Frazier. of Hunting
ton. was here Sunday.
Mr.. j. B. Brown. of South Side
was here over Sunday.
Mr.. George W Pullin. of Debby
was in town Monday.
Mr.. I F Brinkman. of Hunting
ton, was here Sunday.
Mr.. 8 A Lewis, of Mason, wal
in town last Wednesday.
Mr.. O. Il. Mccoy. near Flat
Rock. was in town Monday.
Capt. Henry O. Williams. oil
Leon, was here last Wednesday.
Mr.. Harry Wells was visiting in
Huntington, a few days last week.
Mr. g. n. Melton. OF Ashton.
was business visitor in town Mon.
day.
Mr.. John q. stortz returned
Friday evening from q business
trip to Cincinnati.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Blake has been
quite i'll at the home of her sister.
Mrs D. s Snyder.
Mrs. Fulton Whaiey has been in
very poor health for some weeks.
but is some better.
Mr. Joe George. up on Kanawha.
who has been dangerously sick, is
reported much better.
Mr.. ana Mrs Yes. Plymale are
home from a visit to Mr.. Plymale's
parents. at Central City.
Mr.. o. A. Lewis and wife, of
Homestead. Pa. are visiting rela-
tives here and in Gallipolis.
Mr.. John r. Dabney, of Five
Mile. was in town Monday and
made this Office a pleasant visit.
Miss Nora Newell, of this city.
spent Easter week at the home of
her parents, in Clendenin district.
Mr.. Henry Hennosey. of Mason,
was in town Monday the guest of his
brother in-law, Mr.. j. W. Rhoades
and wife.
Mr.. 81. o. Turner. of Mason.
made this Office q pleasant call
while in town on business one day
last week.
Mr.. Hart billiard. of Ambrosia.
was in town Thursday. Mr.. Dill
Iard's family will be in Middleport.
Ohio, this summer.
DIR. I T Priokett. of Elizabeth.
here for the past few days visiting
mis- sister. Mrs J.W Rhoades, left
Monday for his home
Mr.. Verne Filson, attending the |
Mountain State Business College
at Parkersburg. came home to
spend his Easter vocation.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ed Murphy. of
Middleport. were here a few days
last week visiting Mrs. Murphy's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hines Ker-
wood.
Mr.. end Mrs. W. R. CARRIER, of
MiddIeport, Ohio. came down Sat-
urday and were the guests of Mr. |
and Mrs. Fred Seorest and return
ed Monday.
Mr. ]. E Mccoy. formerly of
Couch, now employed with the
Ohio Valley Lumber Co of Mound
sville. is here buying railroad ties
for his company.
Mrs L. V. Guthrie, of Hunting
ton, was here Wednesday night
and Thursday visiting her parents
Judge and Mrs j. W. English and
Mrs. F, A. Guthrie.
Mrs Emmett Taylor, OF Garnet,
Putnam county. here for q few
days visiting her parents. Capt.
and Mrs. j. 81. Stone, returned to
her home yesterday.
Miss Bertha Steinbsob and Miss
Alice Kimberling. teachers in the
public schools at Charleston return
ed Sunday evening after few days
visit here with their relatives
Mr.. 81. 81. Heiner, wife and three
children, came over from Colum
bus, Ohio, last Friday to visit Mrs.
Heiner's mother. Mrs George W
Tippett and family and returned
home Monday.
Captain s T. Moore. Mr.. Travis
Cadle and Mr.. Williams, civil en-
gineers for the new railroad to be
built on the lower side of Kama.
whs, who are now in camp near
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18
New Skirts.

The New Skirts are
here in Excellent Varie-
ty. Just such a display
of fresh new styles as
woman will delight in
seeing. We make any
changes that are neces-
sary to insure a perfect
fit.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18

NJ. s. 81. KeisteT, of Ashton, wal
here one day lest week.
Mr.. Ed r. Greer. of Ripley. wal
here last Wednesday night.
Mr.. Frank Clarke, of Graham
Station, was in town Saturday.
Mr.. G. s Eastman. from mp or
Kanawha, was in town LAST week.
Mr.. b. B. Blazer is now on the
road for The Stortz- Blazer Milling
90.
Mr.. g. w. Cargill. of Winfield.
was a business visitor here oneday
last week.
Mr. W. D. Hylton. travelling fol
the Equity Milling Go. was here
over Sunday.
Mr.. w. A. Williams. of Titus
vile. Pa, was here over Sunday
visiting friends.
Mr. D j. Rogers and bride of
Ripley, were here Saturday guests
Of The Spencer.
Mr.. F. P. Wisecsrver, of Pome-
roy, Ohio. was a business visitor
in our city Monday.
Miss Kate Gibbs We are sorry to
announce is quite sick at her home
on Market and Wand Street.
Miss Anna Van Glider, of Chesh-
ire. Ohio. was here Monday night
the guest of Miss Mary Selbe.
Mr. James Lewis. near Greer.
who has been dangerously sick, we
are glad to learn is improving.
Mrs. Robert j. Patterson and
sister, Miss Mary Knight, CT Mag
gle, were visitors in our CITY Mon.
day.
Messrs. Ed Raybould. Ed
Bader, j. W. Arnold and F. L.
johnson, of Mason. were here Mon
day. 9
Mr.. John MoCausland, Jr.. of
Couch, one of Mason county's pro-
missing young farmers was in our
CITY Monday.
Mrs. 9. F. Hess left yesterday
for Pittsburg to visit her daughters,
Mrs Clarence Stewart and Miss
Alvena Hess.
Miss Mary Hogg will leave today
for Lewisburg to take a special
course in the Lewisburg Female
Institute.
Mrs. T. L. Waggener and Miss
Sue Waggener went to Ben Lo-
mond, last Wednesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. E. L Neale.
Mrs O. F. Hudlin and niece,
Miss Vivian Ayers, of Gallipolis.
spent Sunday here with Mrs. Hud-
Inns daughter. Mrs Gus Fry.
Mr.. Nat Bloom travelling out of
Cincinnati, and one of the best and
most popular travelling men on the
road, was here to spend Sunday.
Mr. Frank Hess, wife and baby,
and Mr. Carl Hess, of Huntington,
spent Easter Sunday here with
their parents, Capt. and Mrs. Q. F.
Hess.
Mr.. William Tully who was quite
sick last week threatened with an
attack of appendicitis, we are pleas !
ed to announce to his friends is |
very much better
Mrs. George DuVal and little
son and mother. Mrs. B. Gilmore,
came down from Parkersburg for
a few days visit here last week and
returned Saturday.
Mr.. o. F Strabl. of Bellair, Ohio, |
travelling Live Stock Agent of the
B & o. Ry., was in our oity Mon
day night the guest of Mr.. W. @
Jordan the B. & o, agent.
Her many friends in this CITY
will be much pleased to learn that
Mrs. M. q. Tyler, ofSpilman, who
was taken sick quite suddenly a |
week ago last Sunday, that she is
very much improved.
DR. F. V. Butcher who has been
quite sick for the past several days
at his home in this city is very
much improved and was able to be
out on the streets yesterday. He
will be able to be at his office
Thursday.
Miss Rose Vickers has resigned
her position as clerk in Messrs
Biern & Friedman's Store in Hunt
;no,kov a1J -akr,naJ bar,o Cl-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18
Spring
Wash
Fabrics.
A Beauty Show
OF THE
Cotton
W6dV6rS.
TRIUMPs OF
YANKEE SKILL.

The aristocracy of Sum
mer Fabrics are all rep
resented in our stock.
Dotted and Figured
Oolienns, Powered Silk
Muslin and Tissues.
Gorgeous designs of
Organizes, Foreign and
Domestic makes, Sole
Radiant, Linens, Swiss
es and many other pop
ular weaves and prints
all ready for your choos-
ing.
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FREE.

The best Malleable Iron Carpet
Stretcher, made. GIVEN AWAY
with every high grade carpet sold
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Net With Accident

Capt. j. F. burdett, general
manager of the Kanawha Dock
Co., last Saturday night, after ia.
king the towboat Winifrede of
the docks. was walking over
the boat when he fell into hatch
hole and dislocated his right
shoulder. badly ont his left leg and
was otherwise painfully bruised.
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TIPPETT,s

who will duplicate anything in his
line at prices CATALOGUE
HOUSES quote. and save you de-
lays, freight and express charges.
There's no use going or sending
out of your OWN town or COUN-
TY. You can do just as we'll.
probably better, st home. BE
LOYAL.
Point Pleasant lie on a BOOM
help the BOON along.
TIPPETT's,
Point Pleasant, W. Va.
Everything in Furniture and
Undertaking.
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Curtain Poles in White, Oak or
Mahogany. GIVEN AWAY with
every pair lace curtains costing
$1.00 or more.
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Persons desiring a License to
run teams in town during the CON-
ing year should apply to the City
CLERK within the next ten days.
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Wall Papers in endless variety.
No extra oharge FOR BORDERS.
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You can get more for your
money at
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-18

A Beautiful Picture, GIVEN
away with every bill of furniture
sold.
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Trust and Warranty deeds for
sale at this Office.