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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Mrs. Mile scott, or Pomerny, here visit,
ing her cousin Mrs. Geo. Poffenbarxer ant
s.rs- n Margaret Bryan, returned homo
MIS-. Jas n. Holloway has returned from q
Visit 70 her sister, Mrs Geo. PulIIn. ut Debby
Mrs. @. E. Hogg and little son, william
came here Friday, from MorEantoWn, and
returned yesterday.
MI Robt- Haptonstan was here Sunday
nom Huntington Waiting his family.
Messrs- David Price, win. J. Kenny and
W. B. Huston were guests OF tho city Of
Parkersburg last Sunday.
Dr. G. c. Hogg OF Huntington, was here
Sunday visiting his mother.
Mrs. z. e. Thomas returned Monday after
noon from few days visit 10 her parents,
Capt. and Mrs 8. A. Woods, at Kanauga
Aessrs. Charles and Derwood Duncan OF
Huntington, visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs John Love, Misses Nettie and Josie
Holloway, Master Cory Love. Messrs. Grover
Aite and Edgar DFummel, spent Sunday at
farkersburR, guests Of Mr.. Drummels pa
rents.
Mr.. w. a. King of Huntington, a popular
travelling man and a true gentleman, was
here the hrst of the week visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Brewer have returned
home at Charleston. after q weeks visit
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Mackley.
Mrs C. A. eebhart is visiting her parents
At Blue Greek.
Mr.. ]. E. Carson, of Ambrosia, was in
town yesterday.
Rev. ard Mrs. T. E. Swan and children
here visiting Mrs. Swans sisters, Mrs. Fem
ton and Miss Grace Gibbons, left yesterday
for their home at Cory, Pa
Mrs Kathryn windon returned home
Monday evening, after y few days visit to
friends here.
Mrs ]. L Butler, returned home Friday
evening from Charleston, where she has
been nursing her niece, who has been quite
i'll with typhoid sever.
Mr.. Joe Ruth, ticket agent at the B. O.
has returned from q trip TO Denver and
other points in the west.
Miss Katherine Moriarty IA home from
Wheeling ON a visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. L. Moriarty, this city.
Mr.. James Bright, practicing law in New
York City. arrived here Monday evening for
a weeks visit to his uncle, Hon. Jas. Cape
hart.
Miss Alice Capehart and niece, Polite
Simpson, have returned from a visit to Mrs.
Capehart, who is at Battle Greek, Mich
taking treatment, and who we are glad to
announce is improving. Miss Emmala Van
Deman, of Delaware. Ohio. accompanied
Miss Capehart home for q visit.
Mrs. NcCord and daughter, Miss Daisy,
here to attend the marriage of her son, Mr..
II. N. McCord to Miss Mamie Nease, Mon
day morning. returned to their home In
Columbus, yesterday morning.
Mrs. Bert Pope and two children, of Mid
dIeport. are here visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Malone.
Miss Alvena Hess will leave this week for
Pittsburg to visit her sister. Mrs. Clarence
Stewart.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

If you wish to drive dull care
away and forget the blues, don't
fail to see the laughable three aot
musical farce comedy success my
Wife's Family" from the pen of
stephens and Linton, who are
known as prolific writer's of excell-
emit farce. This merry comedy met
with universal success wherever
produced last season. in fact it was
suob q hit that return dates were
played in many places. Bright
lines. absurd laughable situations
and 3 budget of original song and
numbers by the authors add spice
and color to the record breaker of
the comedy world. my Wife's
Family" will be seen here at Hooff's
Opera House, Friday night, Got.
26th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24
The FALL
IS OPENED
The big convention was held
Wednesday, October grid, at
The De0TdOTtt Z POOTe Cos

store, and so the opening note
of a successful fall campaign was
sounded.
The Opening was a Great
Success in attendance and sales.
Never have we shown so mag
nifcent stocks of Fall and Win
ter merchandise and those who
have visited the store are show
ing their appreciation of our
efforts.
The scarcity of some materials
is causing US no little extra
trouble in securing ready to
wear Garments and the further
advanced the season the more
will be the scarcity.
We give you this information
so that you may see the neces-
sity tor making your fall Pur-
chases as early as is convenient.
The buyers for this store will
not lag for one moment in their
efforts to secure the choicest
merchandise, but it is a well
known fact that the manufactur-
ers both home and foreign are
unable to supply the demands
for the kinds of merchandise
most sought for.
Style and quality always being
the watch word of this store, we
are not so anxious about under
selling other stores as we are to
show the best, most stylish up
to date assortments; however,
we do not loose sight of the
fact that most foolish is the
merchant who over-charges his
patrons.
We invite comparison, will
give you courteous treatment,
we'll make it both pleasant and
profitable for you to make this
store your shopping place.
The DeQIdOIf Z POOTe Go.
Gallipolis, o.
Agents for
THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL
PATTERNS.
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Richardson embroidery silks and
art goods, at Sisler & 90.

Rev. T. E. Swan. here visiting
preached two excellent sermons in
Christ Church Sunday morning
to 8 large congregation. During
the morning service, Mrs. L O
Riddle sang a pretty solo. and dur.
ing the evening service Mrs. Rid
die and Mrs. Foreman Walls suns
a beautiful duet. The solo as vel
as the duet was greatly enjoyed by
the congregations.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Business men, would it not be
better to sweep the trash and all
of.falI in front of your place oil
business, and place it into basket
then take it to the rear of your store
and place in trash barrel. than tc
leave it in the middle of the street
Wouldn't your store present q
more neat and tidy appearancei
Try it, and our citizens as we'll az
strangers within our gates will
commend you.
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Sad naath.

Rev. A D. Perry, pastor of Trim.
ity M. E Church, this city, died
suddenly last Monday evening,
Dot. 81, 1905. at about 8 O'Clock
Rev. Perry had been sick for a few
days only. and no one, even his de-
voted wife and family, had any
misgivings as to his recovery.
He had not been well since his re.
turn from Conference, but had
filled his pulpit and other duties
until last Sunday evening, when
Rev. w. 81. Shaw filled his pulpit.
On Monday evening he complain.
ed of indigestion and while lying
on his couch. his wife attending to
some other household duties in an
adjoining room. he passed from
earth to eternal rest. Heart fail.
ure was the immediate cause.
Rev. Perry was loved by his con-
gregation and highly esteemed by
our entire citizenship. and many
are the expressions of sympathy
for the wife and children, two
daughters and one boy.
Rev. Perry has been a faithful
minister in the Methodist church,
this being his Bath year in the
West Virginia Conference. He was
81 years old.
Funeral arrangements were not
announced before We went to press
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

We believe judging from what
our customers tell us that We have
the prettiest Millinery ever brought
to TIE town and at paioes lower
than our people have seen quoted
any where. Mrs. L. j. William
son.
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Church Notices.

Service at Christ Church tonight
7:30; choir practice after service,
Service Sunday night 7:30 o'clock.
There will be service at Bruce
Chapel Saturday night and Sun.
day morning.
Rev. s. A. Donahoe will preach
at Beech Hill Sunday at IL q. m
and at Point Pleasant 7:30 D. m.
His subject will be Christian
Education."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Miss Mona sayre of Willowdale.
an experienced clerk, has accepted
position in Messrs. E B Sisler
& Cos dry goods store, this city.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

at Racine. Ohio. Monday night,
burglars blew open a safe in W. A.
Ellis store and secured $500 in
cash. They also blew open a safe
in Hsyman's hardware store. They
made good their escape.
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rem. Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Brewer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Mackley and
Mr.. James Mackley.

Mr.. Horace McCord and Miss
Mamie L Nease were married at
the home of the bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. G.. Nease, ON last Mondsy
morning. The wedding was quiet
one only a few intimate friends
and relatives present. After the
ceremony, breakfast was served,
and Mr.. and Mrs. McCord left for
their new home at Dayton. Ohio,
at which place the groom holds the
important and responsible position
of Superintendent of the Sales
Department, for the National Cash
Register Co.
Rev. W. II. Shaw said the words
that Joined these two young pee
pie together for life.
The bride has always been a
favorite among the young people
of our town. by reason of her agree
able and pleasant ways. Always
bright, good-natured. and cheerful,
she brought sunshine into her
home life. as we'll as at the social
gatherings with her young friends,
whore she will be materially miss.
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. MoCord fret met
each other when students at the
University of Ohio. from which
institution they both graduated.
Though they have been many
miles apart since their school days,
the bond of friendship that was
there formed has never been bro.
ken.
In the one there is refinement,
culture and learning. with all that
is necessary to constitute what q
wife should be; in the other there
is industry,;honesty and ambition,
with all the attributes which go to
make up manly man. Suoh a
union will make life worth living.
To the young bride, who is
known by every one in our town,
from the youngest to the oldest,
for all whom she always had a
emile and pleasant word. and to
the groom who has been so fortu
nate as 10 secure suoh a wife, con.
gratulations are here extended.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Mr.. Robt Armstrong is keeping
books and olerking in j. W.
Rhoades & 90. hardware store, Mr.
E w. Craig having resigned to ac-
Dept position with the Kanawha
Dock 90.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. w.N MaOkley had
a family reunion last Sunday
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harden and children. Mr..
and Mrs. Dom heesbrew and child.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Rev. Father Kessler oame up
from Gellipolis and celebrated
Holy Mass at the residence of Mr..
n. L. Morisrty, last Wednesday,
and will be here every month until
Bishop Donahue makes different
arrangements.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

DR.. j. T. Hanson. of Gallipolis.
has been appointed Snperintend-
emit of the Athens. Ohio. hospital
for the insane.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24
THE SOCIAL EVENTS
The j. o. O. Club met with Miss
Norma Sullivan last Friday night.

In honor Of Mrs. N. B. SCOTT, OF
Whesling. last Wednesday night,
Mrs. George Pofenbarger gave
a reception from 8 to IL O'Clock. at
which q largo number of ladies
were present.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

George Bashid. the Syrian leper
who several months sgo was driven
from various cities in the east be
cause of his sf1iction. died in a
shanty at Piokens. Randolph ooun-
ty, Friday. Heart failure was Civ.
en- as the cause of his death. The
body will be oremated by the ooun-
ty authorities. The leper had been
located in shanty built especially
for him after his removal to that
place by the B. 6 o. Co. a few
munthsago. and a nnrss Was placed
in attendance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Miss Della Thomas was married
last Wednesday evening to Mr..
Clyde Roush, at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thomas. in Letart. They will make
their future home at East Liver.
pool, Ohio. where Mr.. Roush has
been employed at the oarpente,
trade for some time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Mr.. E. B. Sisler has gone to
Chicago to buy a flling.in stock
and a large stock of Christmas
goods for the E. B. Sisler & Cos
large store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Mr.. Chas. F. Filson has sold his
interest in Filson Bros. hardware
store to his brother, Mr.. William
Filson. Tue firm will continue to
be known as Filson Bros. Mr.. Chas.
Filson also sold his interest in tine
handsome residence on 18th and
Wand streets to Mr.. Frank Filson.
Mr.. Charles Filson will take much
needed rest and later on embark
in the harness, wagon and buggy
business on large scale.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

The card party given last Satur.
day, by the Misses Lizzie and Lii.
lie Hogg, at their home on upper
Wand street. every detail of which
was most beautifully carried out
will long be remembered with
pleasure by those 80 fortunate as
to be present. The house which
has been recently remodeled and
enlarged, making it especially con-
venient for entertaining SO large
company, was very attractively
decorated for the occasion. The
hostesses were assisted in caring
for the comfort of their guests, by
Mrs. j. w. Windon, Mrs. Anna
Ryan and four of Point Pleasant'e
most graceful and dainty young
girls, Misses Carrie Friedman, An.
ma Written. Florence Howard and
Bessie Liter. The guests were
seated at nine exquisitely laid and
adorned tables, where a most deleo.
table luncheon was served before
the playing began. Thi rty games
of six-hand euohre were played
and when the SCORE was counted,
Mrs Thomas Field and Mrs j. S
Spencer having the same numbe,
of points. out for the head prize.
the former outing the lucky card
The prize was a handsome bowl oil
the popular lnstef China. Mrs
| Charles Petty, of Hartford. won
the second prize, a lovely china
bon-bon dish. while the third
prize. beautiful art plate, went tc
Mrs Will Newton, of Hartford
The affair proved to be one of the
most delightful of the autumna!
seasons events and was enjoyed
by the following ladies:
G. T. WEIGH, ]. B. Downing, Jr., of Middle.
q; ". Plants. chas. Mcouigg. Mile Scott
Brown. g. "; Petty. II. N Brown. Mis-
Robert Archer. Miss Ethel Petit, of Hunt.
Mesdames. h. E. spiiman, NJ. G. Tyler, r
Mrs. Kate Windon, Misses Mary and Sarah
afs fh Eana HsS %sga1 of NJ Gdsra Pa
Miss Ethel spIlman, of Virginia
Mrs ". K. yanght, of Henderson,
Mrs; Jennie Somerville Rnopp, of Kansas
Mrs. G. e. Hogg, of Morgantown.
Mesdames. ). L Written, 3. e. Mitchell
l w. E Allen, Anna Ryan, ]. 8. Spt ncer, J. W
Windon, K. T. McKirstry, Ra : ..I,son
Lewis Pomeroy, George PohenbarRer, Mol
lie Bryan, Robt. Liter, ]. Friedman, II
Misses ida Armstrong. Kate stribling
Irene Bower, Josephine Beale, Grace Glib
bons. Maude Kisar, Nora Somerville. Nan
| ME Nease, Lyde RImberling, Leila Kimher
| ling, Julia Polsley, Josephine Howard. Vevl
| Haptonsta1l.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

The Point Pleasant Building &
Loan Association has moved into
the Point Pleasant Trust Company
room in Mutual Realty Building,
adjoing The Spencer Hotel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Mr.. Monroe Whaley, who has
been connected with this Office for
many years. had the misfortune to
sprain his ankle very badly last
Wednesday night, while on his
way home at Heights He had to
be ,assisted home and medical aid
summoned. 1t will be some time
before he will be able to be ont.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

STANDARD patterns and designs.
at Sisler & 90
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Millinery at dry goods prices. at
Sisler & Go.
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While unloading pig-iron at the
Malleable Iron plant last Wednes-
day, Mr.. Mike Moriarty, Jr., was
struck on top of the head with a
bar that weighed 800 pounds that
had been pitched from the car by
two men. outing a cash in his
head about a quarter of an inch
deep and three inches long. II
was a close call from instant death.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Mr.. g. W. NJ Hoof has bought
the j. W. Dsem heirs property. on
Main street adjoining his proper
ty.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Our Millinery being personally
selected in New York is up-to-date
and is just what you would secure
at the best city stores In III but
price. Mrs L j. WilIismson. Wv
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The Huntington Dispatch speak.
ing of the m 4rrisge of DR.. James
Bloss and Miss GaYnette Coleman
OF Cheshire, says the bride is an at.
tractive girl of extremely winsome
manner and she will be accorded a
genuine welcome to the social af.
fairs of Huntington, where they
will reside after their return from
their bridal trip East. DIR Bloss
is an exemplary young man who
gives every promise of rising to
eminence in his profession.
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All correspondence should be
mailed to reach this office Monday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

For your oloaks, skirts and furs
go to Sisler & Co
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RooMs FOR REnr.-Ws have
furnished or nnfuFniahed rooms 20
rent. 1st street. Hin Sister,.
OCT. 24.tt
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A goodIy number of our citizsns
took in the excursion to Parks1s.
burg Sunday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Richard Thompson. a former
clerk in the Bank here, was mar.
ried Wednesday at Cheshire to
Mise Anna Mauck. Mr.. Thomp.
son is now employed as druggist
in Cincinnati. Miss Mauck lie one
of Cheshire's most popular young
ladies -Middleport Republican.
Miss Mauok at one time lived
here and has many friends in Point
Pleasant who extend their best
wishes for q long and happy life.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Agent for Holland and Hart hats
millinery department. at Sisler &
90.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

Mrs. Mary Margaret Bryan. Fri
day night nicely entertained at six
hand euoher at her home on Wand
street. There were four ladies who
had to out for the head prize:
Misses Ida Armstrong, Velma
Kisar. Josephine Beale and jose
phine Howard. Miss Armstrong
winning. the prize ives a pretty
spoon. The gentleman's prize was
won by Mr.. j. W. Windon, box
of cigars. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. James windon, Mr. and Mrs
John L. Whitten, Mr.. and Mrs John Waters.
Mrs. George DuVal, Mrs. George Poffenbar-
ger. Misses Maude and VeIma Kisar, Jose
phine and Reba Beale. Josephine and Ger
trude Howard. Bertha and Kate Steinbach,
Ida Armstrong. Kate stribling, J ulia Polsley,
Nora Somerville, vevs Haptonstall, Nam
ME NeAse, Mr.. E. ]. SomervilIe.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-24

On last Friday evening Mr..
Charles Horne, travelling out of
Louisville. gave dance in the As
sembly rooms at The Spencer
complimentary to his many friends
in Point Pleasant. There were
about twenty couples enjoyed the
dance which was probably one OF
the most enjoyable dances given
this season. There were, several
out of town people present. The
music was furnished by Selby'l
Orchestra of Middleport.
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taantrmus p,tolueelle moientuma>
Snlipaip 9ieip Y)prfiSia.

Wietropoliton Hoil,pop DbtiDn paus
nitbuone ~ fooullo poloi lpiime
ilmnlntoi.iItauo. S)tli pbtinn poIlpes
hitleSIo olepiStu miehistd loi lar.
mania, iefti rieito loutfoontlli ioi5s
ta lparlinfin lGmnittGd bplpin pa
hoSti. &olluefBnmenld malinlIo pas
loi porptii ia pabingon Iouotoatl
plcipon plitie S200,000. SuIipalo
oil niuttcu morlin ndptclnin tapoi.
men. llieiIo ilulriG rDnuprciti pub
oiStettuo foalun oil tpiIello puoIels
Ia tatuo bnlpin timmentlneina ia
tietp Iiiti, etiii nc plan ri: d:dbttiilhpdi
Iui hibonliin nouiemon fdtIelio ou=
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ioSta ipntpueeoId rVmdtdeld tooo
uIeitu louftoontui. MnDbemmdUd
fun t,li 10 oil joahl biIiitptli io oil
10 tdpSelileoti pnlofumton tontroIli-
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tulelpo poliileu iobtaman mlltfuSto'
ia iouffue bprpin l6bclld joutuo For.
teap footumoeIa olclpon titli letndn
ale.
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pietari, moaIisf. 3 y. &otii q
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Soutfo punSiaroituia o,,iomopiile'
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OF mpoStin iaop,lnut pieta,iin.
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pdfii poliiIicn paIncluflcsIo fahira'
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meteleisId.
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entinen armeian plipddlitfD fuoIi
fotonaon sSloriton poItiosia lpiime
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mt talne en- Sloribooid.
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niifollo. GuiIltomooii tnilctfuI tdl'
aponnot Ieuroolpot cIimcrftid io tcte'
pit Iomoin.
llutto hotelli rotennuSto oleitonee
plaftpin rotcrtomoon entiIen Sdll
boteain fallen, iofo poloi luitme tes
u6nnd. Se rafcnnetoon titlcoio ia
tulee foImitcrrotiinen, lefd 70 ioltnu
le,pcd ia 115 iolfuo pittd Noinnotlt
on orlpioiht $2O.000-25.000
Sobau llIloffo ia &otborino 9Sos
fepo, nietiirGt hditd t. t. y.
Yoltinnon Iooneino poloIilpot Sss
pcmin9iu biiDtotilpoilusto gl. gllttto
ia :. Widfi.
n9lld iullo luurentele, ell6S flns
nooIu fptcne" Iauop Iuomoloinen los
nonlasfu. Sddnd GlpSId foeielIoon
micStcn suntoo monelld eri tomollu
yp. t. "a y. beitti,pdt peifonpddltd
poinio roittiuStololIa itdipaltolotnen
U,o,f 3oreiic ia omeritfoloi,cn Gils
bert yDplic, ioSIo eoellinen Iuoriuhli
,uoitioiana. Saaien I. t. 3 y. fpctti
,uot porosioon eoelliiesid fomppoi
IusIa ,poitplcn pddsipt Wiorf 3orcs
tic ia 9uiinbieto tullut slmerifaSIa
olelpa poras Std,poltaiainen poinio
GtaS Gemcr, iofo mposfin fin,llln
ipoitollen padsIeen. ipdn oil iImoits
tonu. muinihlsia tiloiiunoesIo, ettS
GMstd Iaopi h,Ilo foettomoon Ten
boluoa Danen fonsiaan. Slen f,nlls
Int ionfun iuomoloiIen oifomau foit
too ia ebtd mposfin ,poittao.
8. g. GorIe OH Iopetiomit fouppo
Iiitfecnii iota ban OH pitdnpt Glpn
olfnajoisto iooffo. 6dnen buonei'
IiinIa opat Ntn,ttoneet IiiffecnId
gersI,inb Bros.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-08

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rdidn Se,paStapolin IaiipoSton foi
piuon ipiine fcidfuusio momittiir
birtettaipdfIi. 8olmc miiiita tuomii
tim ompumalIo ilirmottorpofIi ia "a
pantcuSronsoiSmfiiin. slinooStoor
10 Ippietpistd pdastettiin ipopoi'teen
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maaIisfuuio.