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30 MAN IS STRONGER THAN
l-.. HIS GInAlACH

Let tho greatest athlete have dyspobsia
and his muscles would soon fail. phyei-
cal strength Is derived from fo5d III a
nan has insufficient f0od he loses strength.
II he has no fo0d he dies Food Is CON.
Vertcd Into nutrition through the stosn
ach and bowels II depends ON ihe
strength Of the stomach 20 what extent
food eaten Is digcstcd and assimilated.
People can die 0t starvation who have
abundant food 20 eat. when the stomach
and Us associate organs Of digestion and
nutrition do not perform their duty.
Thus the stomach Is really the vital or,
gan of The body II The stomach is weak
the body viii be weak also because I'd ia
upon tho stomach The h0dY relies for its
strength. And as tht body. considered az
4 whole, Is made up 90 It's several mem
hofs and organs, SO the weakness Of the
body as a consequence Of weak stOm-
aeh VIII be distributed among the orr
ganS which compose The body. ff the
tody q weak because it Is ill -nourishod
that physical weakness viii be found In
~ the organs heart. liver kidneys. etc.
Inc hVer VIII be torpid AID inactive,
giving rise 10 biliyuSness. loss 81 appetite,
weak nerves feeble or irregular action vi
heart. palpitation. di1ziuess. headache.
backache and kindred disturbances and
weaknesses.
Nj s,ouls Pare. OF Quebec. writes. uFor
years after my health began 10 fan. my head
y As sore all the titnc. while everything [
would eat would seem 10 lie heavy like lead
on my stomach. The doctors claimed that
~ was sympathetic trouble due TO Dyspepsia
and pfescr ribcd for me. and although I TOOK
their powders regularly yet felt no better
NJ wife advised me 20 try Dr picrccs Golden
Medical Discovery and stop taking the doc.
tors medicine. She bought me a hnttle ana
we soon found that began 20 improve 80 I
Kept up the treatment took on flesh. my
stomach became normal the digestive organs
worked perfectly and ! soon bcgan to look
gHe different person can never cease to
he grateful for what your medicine has done
fot me ana certainly give Il highest praise.
Don Z be whccdled by penny-qrabblng
dealer into taking inferior substitutes for
Dr fierce's medicines, recommended TO
be Just as good
To gain knowledge Of your own body
In sickness and health-send FOR the Peo-
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser. A
book Of l00s pages Send 2i one cent
stamps Tor paper-covered or 81 stamps
Tor cloth-bound copy. Address Dr. r. Y.
Pierce. COB Main Street, Buffalo, N. "
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and give her The letters she had writ.
ten him. This he refused to DO. They
had some hot words, and then the NO
man left the Office. She returned
soon with a hatchet however. and told
the United States attorney to open
his desk and deliver the letters under
penalty OF having his desk chopped
up. There was another fight, but in
the end the woman had her way and
secured the letters.
Friday Mr.. stanfeld began action
for divorce, alleging cruelty and in.
compatibility Of temper Friday night,
however, Mrs. stanfeld claims he
spent the night with her and attempt
ed to smooth matters over. She says
he wanted her signature to a deed,
and that she refused to give II. She
says that she was offered 5000 to GO
to Dallas and wait there urtil Mr..
stanfeld had completed arrangements
to join her His friends claim that
she wants 5000 TO release him
Mr.. stanHeld was divorced from his
first wife early this year. She secured
the divorce, on statutary grounds.
Stanfield took the stand and testified
against himself, otherwise the proof
might not have been secured. On
March he was married in Memphis,
Tenn, to Louise OBonnon, who had
also been divorced not long before.
Stanfeld and the woman had been ex-
changing letters and visits for some
time before he had secured his di-
vorce She visited him here and I'm
other places, and he visited her in
Joplin several times betepe he was di.
vorced.
Mr. Stanheld's friends claim that
the woman is mere adventures, and
that slie roped the attorney in, he be-
ing innocent and guileless. The letters
which she has, however, and which
are either in Stanfeld's handwriting
or else are good imitation of It, are
not the letters of an innocent and un.
suspecting man to a pure and good
woman. No gentleman could write
them and no lady would receive them
and answer them. Some of them
barely escape,-if they do at all,-
coming within the ban of the United
States postal regulations.
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Flrst Published in Daily Leader May
10. 1eoe)
NOTICE FOR BIDS ron PUBLISHING
OKLAHOMA REPORTS.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed chief 5ustice OF the Supreme
Court OF Oklahoma Territory. will receive
sealed proposals at his chambers IA the
City Of Guthrie until two o'clock p. m.
of Saturday, June .. 1906. for printing,
binding and delivering one thousand vol
umes Of Vol i5. oklahoma Reports;"
also one thousand volumes OF Vol. ie,
Oklahoma Reports"
The work to be done and matrices and
stereotype plates made ana delivered and
paid for as provided in Chapter 75. stat
utes OF oklahoma. 1898.
The bids must be separate Cor each
volpne. and must each be accompanied
by a certified check OF deposit for the
sum Of $50 as an evidence ~ good faith.
and 70 be forfeited II the successful bid
der shall fan to euter into contract
ana give bond for the completion Of said
work within five days after the accept
ance Of said bid.
No bid wll be accented at greater
price than three dollars per volume, and
no bid win be considered unless Il Is for
a certain fixed and dohnito sum. speci-
fed in the bid. The right to reject any
or all bids Is reserved.
Specifications win be furnished pros-
pectiye bidders upon application to the
clerk OF the supreme court. whore same
are now on file.
JNo. II. BURFORD.
Chief Justice.
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NEoLIoEe SHIFTS AT pETERseN's
COMMENCEMENT AT
SHORTER COLLEGE,
(By Associated Press.)

Rome, Ca, May 26.-A number of
visitors from various points in Geor-
g,c and neighboring states are here to
attend the commencement week exer-
cises of Shorter College. The com
mencement week programme will be
ushered in tomorrow morning, when
the baccalaurete sermon will be
preached by Rev. Charles A. stakely
d. D. The graduating exercises will
be held Wednesday.
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Annual meeting American Medical as
sociations. also meeting OF the First
Church OF Christian Scientists, Boston,
Mass.. June 2-17, 1906.
For above occasions the Santa Fe will
ofter round trip tickets to Boston for ane
fare plus s2.0o.
Tickets on sale May 3lst TO June 9th
Inclusive, limited for return 20 June 2lst.
but by depositng your ticket with vail
dating agent at Boston not latcr than
June 18th, and paying an extension Zee
OF sioo. return limit may be extended
TO July Is.
We can also arrange for a stopoyer
at New York city on return trip. n
desired.
NJ. N. CocHRELI.
Agent. Santa Re.
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tFirst Published IN Daily Leader May
"a. 19o6)
Notice Of Application fot Liquor License.
Territory Of oklahoma Logan County.
ss
Notice S. hereby given that r.. G. Rit-
tcrhusch has this day hled 81 the Office
o. the County Clerk. ia and for said
County, his petition, asking that IT,
cense be granted him to sell at retail
malt spirituous and vlnous liquors on
lot rs, IN Block IS. or East Guthgie. IN
said County and Territory.
II no protest be filed on or before
June g. 1906. his petition win be granted
and license issued
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
County hereto afIlNcd this 21st day
OF May. 1906.
NJ f. TRAPP.
County Clcrk
By CARL T.. RICE Deputy
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MAJOR LIPPlTT LEAVES
CBy Associated Pressa

Washington, d. c., May 26.-The
resignation Of Maj. William f. Lippitt,
surgeon, as an officer of the army
went into effect today. Maj. Lippitt
is native of West Virginia, and a
graduate of the medical department
OF the University of Virginia. During
the Philippine insurrecticn he served
as surgeon and major in the 44th
United States Volunteer Infantry, and
later was appointed In the regular
army.
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q a ST q IA a.
P..,,,b. >Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature al M/9HZzIZ1
HER to1sr. BIRTHDAY.
fBy Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press.)
Uniontown, Pa, May 26. - Mrs
Esther Harris OF this city will cele
brate her 1O1st birthday tomorrow
Mrs. Harris is of Irish descent and is
the second member of her family to
reach the century mark. AT no time
in her long life has she had any seri'
Gus illness. Throughout her life she
has observed the rule Of early to bed
and early to rise. She is about the
house every day and assists In the
homework. She has rever used to
bacco.
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nea,h Ernm Annendloltla

decrease in the same raIio that the use
Of DIR. Kings New Life Pills increases.
They save you from danger and bring
quick and painless release from const;
patton and the Ills growing out OF It.
Strength and vlgor always follow their
use. Guaranteed by all drug stores. Try
them.
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SUMNER RATES TO COLO
RADIO, UTAH AND WYOMING
June ist to september soth, 1906.

Commencing June lst, and daily there
after. up TO and including Sept. S0th,
the pioneer line OF the west (santa Fe),
offers you summer tickets TO Denver
Colorado Springs, Pueblo. Trinidad, Glen
wood Springs, salt LAKE city and ogden,
at practically one fare for the round
trip, all carrying a return limit Of Octo-
Der 3ist Liberal stop-overs will be al
lowed nt points west Of Pueblo, both go
ing and returning. In cnnectlon with
above. half fare tickets viii be on sale
at Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver and
Manitou to an interior Colorado points
also to Santa Fe New Mexlco. Should
you desire further Information IN con-
nectlon with that Colorado trip. kindly
cail at or phone to Union station ane
obligc. NJ. n. COcHRELL,
Agent Pioneer Line Csanta Fo..
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A Mountain Of Gold.

could not brine as much happiness to
Mrs. Lucia wllxe. OF Caroline. wis. as
did one 25c box Of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, when it completely cured a run
ming sore on her leg, which had tos.sred
her % long years. Greatest s5!5iss ptIc
healer Of Piles, Wounds, and sSres. csc
at all drug stores.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-A lady's black silk Jacket AZ
schmidts building. East Okla. ave.
Owner can have same BY describing
properly and paying for this ad. Cali
sos East Harrlson.
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ALFALFA ROUTE.
SUNDAY ExcURHioNa.
Until further notice tickets viii be sof
zach sunday to an points on tho
DENVER, ENID q GULF.
ONE FARE The ROUND TRIP.
Tickets good returning date Of sale.
c. J. TURPrN, Gen. AT.
Z. J. CUNNINGHAM. q. p. A.
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LOST.
Crescent shaped pia on Harrison or
villas Ave. Finder please leave AZ Lead
q once ara receive reward
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FINE LINE OF ROCKING CHAIRS
AND DAvENPoRTs JUST RECEIVED.
LEGISLATURE HALL.
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LoANs ANp eKcHANoEs.

Farm loans al lowest rate. Choioo
farms Ia Northwest Missouri for Okla
homa farms. One for hardware or gem
erai merchandise. eight 70 twelve thou
sand.-T. A. BAoGETT. Guthrie. Okla
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sAlsETr sAlRrs Ar pErgRsEN,s
GERMAN CATHOLICS TO MEET.
(RY Asaoolnted press. J

Quincy, ILL.,, May 26.-The German
Catholic societies of Illinois began
their fourteenth annual convention in
Quincy today under most favorable
auspices. The visitors number more
that one thousand and represent near
" every part Of ten state
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FOR Rent.

Prudent people are coping. more
and more, 70 connne their purchases
to advertised thines-and this Is pos,
Dible most Of the time. and profitable
always
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To people who live IN the world ths
pracieo q reading ads. ana shopping
efierwars y shs alnp'eai prnesacs
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By cARL I. RICE Deputy
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(Flrst Published in Daily Leader May
10. 1eoe)
NOTICE FOR BIDS ron PUBLISHING
nKf AtInnaA ognnpTc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-11
UN ENTUSIASTA POR.
las ideas difundi-
daS pOr la Union
de Puerto Rico.
DeSpu6S de IeeT Ia CaTta de Matien-
20 Cintr6n.

Aun que carezco de inteligencia para
expresar mis- sentilnientos h6cia mi Puerto
Rico, al yer hombres tan ilustrados CO.
mo don Rosendo Matienzo Cintr6n, y
otroS muchos levantarae en6rgicos y deci-
didos, para defender nuestros derechos y
libertades, no puedo menos que traer un
APPLAUSE de los mas rec6ndito de mi cora
z6n.
Al leer la carta publicada por mi que.
ridfsimo hermano en- Dios y en- ideal, don
Rasendo Matienzo Cintr6n, en- el nGmero
del ocho de los corTienteB, de "La Cores
popdencia de Puerto Rico, mi alma sin.
tic uu placer immense, porque en- ella SO
encarnan todos los actos que dar pueden
realize al patriotismo, para alcanzsr las IL
bertades patrias, con todO decoro y digni'
nidad.
No fuf Jam6s hijo NAL agradecido, nj
ingrato, para dar TODD amor mi patria.
Fiempre he soAtenido un mismo princi.
pio, un mismo ideal, una inica esperanza:
la union de los puertoTriquefos para la
defenss del decoro comdn.
He ahf porque, como ell seior Mstienzo,
cOnfeso ser unionista, sin que en- mi quede
la idea del remordimiento, sin que en- mi
quede ell tenor de que procedo NAL, sin
que en- mi solo queda en- fin, la idea, sin So
bresalto de que pueda venir mi ell mas
pequefio pensamiento de arrepentimiento.
No; no puede arrepentirse de su proce-
der, quienes pTOclaman la fraternidad de
toda ana familia vejada y maltratada,
para por ese modo conquistar el derecho
de libertad.
Ell senior Matienzo Cintr6n, hombre que
no tan solo hs podido conocer 10 que es
derecho patrio, sino que, mas profundo
a1u, supo eDcontrar el camino que condu-
Ce hacia la libertad, Sc presenta al frente
del derecho de nuestTo pueblo para cum
plimentar gu deber como buen puertoTri-
quefio; proclamando la ley moral como
nave salvatore, que pronto conducira la
familia puertorriquefia al SECURE puesto
del mayor progreso, 81 elias todas unidaa
saben luchar y maIchar por 81 sendero re-
generator del verdadero patriotismo.
va esta en- Ia cdspide de los obstdculoG
una inmensa mayorfa de la familia repre-
sentsndo el patriotismo que ha de salvaI
al pals; va est6 en- Ia cdspide de la moral
la familia que ha de proclamar constante.
mente 10 que signifca Gerecho y religion
va esta, en- fin, en- Ell mas alto sitio, 81 es,
tandarte de Ia Union que ha de Heryir de
brGiula para que todos lleguemos al puer.
to de salvaci6n, en- donde todos juntos he
mos de cantar alegres y Hatisfechos, 81 Bu-
blime himno de amor y ibertad, de Ia
regeneration humana.
Siga, pueB el senior Matienzo procla.
mando la Icy moral para este pueblo; sigs
Ia Union de Pto Rico uniendo Ia fami.
liza puertorriquefa. El triunfo sera para
los que trabajan, porque 81 trabajo enri
quece y digni6Ca.
Limo Rosario Rosado.
Caguaa 10. de octubre de 1906.
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nueVe de Ia maiana y entr6 en- Ii habita-
ci6n de Ia muchacha acompanado de una
mujer del ayudante. La joven eataba SEN
tada, envuelta en- una B6bana.
Cuando 81 m6dico Be acerc6, Ievant6se
ella, lanz6 su yestidura y semejante 4 La
dy Godiva, corri6 al cuarto pr6ximo. Uno
de los camareros trat6 de detanerIa ella
g atac6 apTetandole poT Is gaTganta con
sus largos dedos, hasta que 81 rostro del
pobre hombre empez6a ennegrecerse.
FL m6dico = Ia camRrera gritaron pi-
diendo auxilio entonces vinieron los Is
goneros on 81 ayuda.
La demente BE enfureci6 entonCes mas.
RETRO una mano del cueIlo del canarero y
forcejeaba con ella para deaasirse de los
hOmbres que trataban de quitarle 81 cama-
rero casi exangle, misntraa ca Sd frenesf
le arrastrabA por 81 piao.
Diez minutes de lucha terrible tuvieron
que transcurrir antes de que puGieaen do.
ninarla ponerle una camisa de fuerza.
On medico, inspector de Ia Ufcina de IN
migTaci6n que f1e lIamado al negar 81
ssMaiestic'' Z New York, orden6 que Is
paciente fuesa eucarrada b0rdo, hnsta
nueVas 6rdenes porqua 40 hay faoilidadeB
para tanar cuidado ds caPos Gensii ants., al
la Inla ~ Ellis
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Como Sigue Arturo de
Ia Rosa en- Ponce.

Cctubre TO-
Acerca de 10 ocurrido 81 joven Arturo
de la Roaa, ex.teniente de Il policfa inBu-
laF, Ia noChe del domingo; han ciEculado
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METILOIDEs-El meior mas seguro
de todos los especffcos hasta ahova conocido
para Ia cura permanente de todas las enfer-
medades de Ia ureta, va sean estas cr6nioas 8
agudas. Contiene 81 flujo y eura por COM
pleto, en- menos tiempos que ningtn otro pre-
cist1tis, ect MejoF que las inyecciones muy
superior 81 9&ndalo oopaiba. Empieza
Eurtir III efecto las tres 8 cuatro horas de
haberse tornado.
Los "METILOIDEB"-son fasiIes de tomaF
y est$n praparados de manera que no revuel-
De Venta en- todas las Boticag. Pidanse
mueatras gratis sus 6nicos fabricantea
Frederick Stearng q Ga. Detroit, Michi-
gan q. A.
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en- esta ciudad distintas y encontradas YER
stones.
Parece no haberse averiguado adn, con
toda certeza, cual fu6 81 origen de Ia cues
ti6n 8 81 m6yil, y que causas determine.
ran el incidente, de todos modos lamenta-
BILE
81 aefior de Ia Rosa es hijo del buen
compatriota de Isabella, el venerable don
Osyaldo do Ia Rosa, prominente unionista
de aquel pueblo.
Dfcese que primero Ii Rosa tuvo un
choque personal, con no sabemos que otra
persona , que luego fde agredido recibien-
do tres tiros de revolver.
Hoyldecfaae en Ponce, que u habfan
amputado I'M bEazo en- 81 hospital Trico.
che, parO esto iltimo result6 incierto = ss
sabs que se encuentra ~ mejOr De Las he.
ridas que FecibieTa
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una JOVEN LOCA EN-
ell Majestic. :
FueTOR neCesariOS seiS tueTtes hOu-
bHeS para dOninaTIa.
A POGO GEtrangula un camarerO que saIIt Casl
ahOgadO de sus manos.

Una joven loca, llamada Mary Heffer-
nan atac6 q uno de los camareros del
"Ma'estic" vapor de la lfnea ssWhite Star"
y le hubiera muerto no ser por la inter
venci6n de seis de los fogoneros y carbone.
ros del buque.
La joven era uno de los pasaieroa de
pHoa y habiendo mostrado sfntomas de his.
terismo varios dias despu6s de haber salido
81 vapor, fu6 enviada por el DR.. Francis
medico Jel buque, al hospital, donde se or
demo un tratamiento especial para ella; po-
ni6ndola baio el cnidado de una camarera.
La joven es irlandesa, Eu apariencia
muscular no es fuerte. 81 Dr.. Francis
viait6 81 hospital del buque ESQ de las
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e1sa inapEsas ns velds Espol rls res
Eii6 Qiiiio E 81 q qV
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En- San lose de los Andes.

ssmicas ee
de- despeTec % hahianteB ian L aciudad.
En-
comb stante intnsidad.
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Aseglrase Ia suspension de pagOs de
una impOrtante casa.
New York, Octubre II 1.80 ,. N,

m, z 4
Noc Hsbana legadas
M
Ultima Cebos
a VI pagos
a
e. o de en- los negocos de ba
fnnaP
e de Sn
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SerViOs Y turCOs

New York, OcubTe 1l, 130 m.
las auoridades del Sultan evtarloa
AlgunsH
cuchiIo
soldades
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BANCO TERRITORIAL \ AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
sECCION DE AHoRROs.

lnsposiciOnes sOBre K5reta: Desde $O-25
& 1000 devengaran interBes al 6 por 100:
anual.
Irsposioiones & pIaao fjO Desde 5000 en-
adaIante devengar6n interes al
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Fremi0s l0s SHspo1se1stes s0brs 6bretG8.
Sc sortaarSn 3 todos los amos entire loa que
m6s Sc distingan p0r 81 conatancia en- el
AhOrro.
HoTas ds Gaia: Para las impoEciones:
De 8 1O3 de Is maiiana, ds1 633
de lR tarde los dias laborablea de 81 &
103 de la mafiana los domingos; Para Ii
extracCiones, las mismas horas axcapto los
domingoz
RsgJamsntO az q 6soos5sss 1as personal
que mtarssn mas poEmenorea BObre nm
pinOiiCione, extraccionea maneEa de IL
quiidar intarea1, etc, puedsn noliciiattaE
eiemplaE n Ia Caja.
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Mr.. kopeI para Puerto Rico.

T IIs
autdades
donde quedara disposition dc los tribuna.e de
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-06-13
BRYAN

Crops ats looking very poor on 40.
count Of the early drought, and cut
worms. = -
Aaron Doutt, of Penna, is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Ellie Smith was visiting her
parents at Gallipolis, last week.
Sunday School at AFnett is pro
crossing nicely under the supervision
OF Black and Meadows.
Walter Smith made a business trip
to GlenwoOd, Wednesday. .
Gains Smith has Just finished saw.
ing fine lot of timber for Smallfe
Conrad, and will soon move his mill
to another territory.
Mrs Will Meadows and daughter,
Miss Daisy, are visiting relatives In
Huntington, this week.
Dock HoHey is having a magnifi-
cent house, pattern sawed, and will
Soon be ready to commence building
e mansion on his newly purchased
farm, near Written Ridge.
!. George Meadows and w. g. Holley
boast of being the champion potato
bug catchers of the season
Morning Glory.
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WATERLnn

Mr. q w. Eth and wife were vfsi.
tors 20 your city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Alva Beard, of Cinc1n.
natl, are here visiting his mother,
Mrs. Mary ]. Beard and her parents
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sawyer of neal
Columbus. are here visiting her par
ents, Mr.. Mrs. Henry Rhine and ofhsl
relatives.
The members of the q. B. Church
have purchased q nice bell for Rif1t
Chapel.
We regret to hear of the deaths Of
Andy Clark Hill, of Rock Castle, and
Ben Reed Flowers, of Gunville, which
sad events occurred last week
Mrs. Dicie NICK eever, returned Sat
urday evening from q visit to bel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. C.. Smith, ai
Beech Hill accompanied by her broth
er Harry, who eturned home Sunday
II. w. Greenlee has gone to Kama
whR county, to work in saw mill, o.
which he is a part owner.
Mrs. Henry Rifle entertained q
number of relatives Sand friends in
honor of her birthday, the 10th inst
B. s. Smith will go to Morgantown
soon, where he viii study law.
Clarence Rifle came home from
kanawha county recently. on account
of a severe cut on his leg. the wound
requiring eleven stitches.
Rev. Sam. Caste was in this vicinity
las week visiting friends.
! Mrs. n. L. Greenlee is on the sick
list. Cleopatra.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-06-13
MILLSTONE


Lewis Lanier and wife are spending
q few days with parents near Pond
Lick.
Miss Maud Wallis and verna hilbert
of this place, and Ada James, of CALI
polls, were visiting Efie Steward Sun
day.
Chas. hilbert and wife. Sanford
Long and family, of Pond Lick, Holl-
ie Messick, of Wyoma, were visiting
Jane Lanier, Sunday.
Stanley Burris and lit niece,
ents Sunday, near Pond Lick.
Mrs. Mollie Armstrong returned
home Sunday after a weeks visit at
Mrs. Alkaline Browns,
Miss Veraa hilbert has been quite
sick, but is better at this writing.