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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
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Be yends o srrtendA On Ponss, o.
10 aalle ATOCHA, Ia mas eensrisa 90
10 siudad entire laM dos plAxAs prlnsl-
pAles, an AlmAeen do mAmposs0rta J
MADEIRA del pals, dc II pies pulgA
daa 8 de rents por lA oalls del Hol +!
50 II pulgAoas por 10 DC ATOUHA
trente 4 las sasAs do EnmAnnSlIl d q.
r. VAldesilla HemAnos b G,
FOR sener ssts almasen dos ART
mos 90 hass muy tacil fabrisArle una
ElansA allai eomdn Angnlo do nam.
postorfa Eol@mensa. TAmbi6n una A.
plados Alntaa mampostaria sonsisuA
anterior On 10 calls del SOL. Eloua
adqui0rA sstA Propisdad tsndrk mn
busn interGs do 50 dinsro, Para ip-
foEmss dirigirss & RAFARL RIVER
KsBsI.-EOl IA. Ponse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
GOB|ERNO De LEPROsOS

Los leprosos do IL ia!a do ku'
lion han eatAblscldo para 80 buena dI
reec!on en- medic dc 10 desgraeia, IN
gobierno municipal, El presidente y
los conseisles han sido elegldos do
enkye los mismos lsxArinos,
sabsse que sstos sstan preparando
una carta que enviarAn Al gohsrnador
Ide en- sgradecimiento & loa tAvores y
oomodidades & sllos otorgados,
Por 81 parte, los lsprosos del hes
pitallde 8. Lixare han reside del sefior
Rocha, do BarCslona, varios inatru
mentos m6sieAles y han conatituido
una orquestA que % todas les tArdss
10 aleg,iA do los desdich Ados enter
mos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
SECCl0N ESPECIAL PARA PONCE
Las |KscRIPCIOHES

He squf Las verif cadAa oil vlsrre
q del corriente:
PHcinto de Aendez Wig: Unio
niatss, II; Rspublieanos, J3
Preeinto Comsreio. Unionistas
So; Republicanos, 20.
Preclrto Vivss: L oionistas, 0; Rs
publicsnos, 0.
EtotAl de las .inscrlpeiones else
tusdas hasta syer en- esta cludad 80
ciends & la siguierts sumo:
UnionistsE sE.,...,.........5 STA
RePublicanor or,............. 2367
Total. S,O8l.
Mayors unionista. 3 BAT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30

vsnfa ex oeudisndo, los absstecsdorss
oslaron hasta 20 osntavos.
Probablemsnts despu6s de les 10
do 10 manAnA bsis q menos do 20 cen
tavos k'lo.
-L'amamos Ia atenei6n { los
conducsorss de automobiles, sobrs IL
vsloeidAd sonQus dohlan 10 vuslta
que conduee al soucurrido lugss de
10 cArrstsra de CanAs q 10 dc Adiun'
tas.
La peliefa dc este barrio dehe
oorteuer los impetus de eatos condue'
sores.
En- Ia taria dc aver 10 di6 eris-
'iana aepuItura & una tisrna nifis,
biia de nuestro amigo oil digno obrero
Jose Robles. 81 or rtierro estuvo muy
aoneurrido, mueGtra del aprecio y
consideration que gozA el eitado
amigo.
-Uno de los guardiaA sapsciales
ncmbrsds por Chsvaller On 1902, hA
sido eordena ado q 10 afos de presidio
por 10 oorte de Arseibo, asuaads dc
sscalamisnto en- primer grado.
Este fce uno de los que conduio
en- calidad dc presos en- 10 e6lebre
ooehe del 20 de O ,tubre & hopora blsa
caballeros, entrs ellos & don G iiller.
mo Sehu k, al Lc1o. Aeoata Q 1irtsro
y otros.
-Dssde al iaeves ss hs empszadb
el pago & los trabsiadores do 10 ca
rreters de Ps1aelas.
aeg1u notioias. el lunos SO reanu
dar6n nuevaments dichos trabsios.
-varias lAvauderAa del bsrrio da
sCansss 90 aesreAn q nosotros pre-
guntandonos si podemos intormarles
easndo comsnzsra & construirse On
aqueI barrio sl lavadero pdblieo.
-Nuertro amigo don Rafael Rive
70 Eabri tiene encargo de somprar
vsndsr escopeias pare caxA usadast
PRsden dlr'gIrse los irsNsEsdoa a 10
calls del aol 4 asro14 Perez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30

Los directories del partido rspu.
hlicano han sceptado por unanimidad
10 rsnuncla prssentada por el senior
Hernandez Lopez.
Este prohombre no dshe hsllarse
muy satisfscho con csc acusrdo und'
ninae de los suyos.
Tel aesptaci6u, asf aqdnimsn.ente
expresads, dsmusstrA do I'm modo OK.
prssivo, demasisdo exprssiyo quizk,
que 10 rsnuncia del ssfior Hernandez
Lopez, como leader del partido, no h.
aausado ninR6a disgusto entire sus CO.
rreligionarios do San Juan, y que 6s.
tos, al admitirla, como que 90 han
quitado IN grave peso dc sncima, el
cual los embaraxaba = dlfeultaba pa
ra faturas evolueiones.
No % ESQ muy satilfactorio, rsps
bimos. para el sef1or Herr andez Lopez.
Dos o tres opiniones en- sentido
eonsrario no hubisran venido NAL,
por sortsafs, por tseto dc eodoa, Dor
Aalvar los spariencias y para que
Eectbiese algdn lustre final 10 exsin'
guida jsfatura.
nj siquiera 10 han dado un tfmido
Yoto do grsciAsl
81 cato no o. eAsi, y ain sasi, IN
ssbozamisnto, que vsnga Dlos = 10
wee.
Pero no, no h,n hecho pertsota'
nents bien On no asordar el susodie o
yoto.
Como hay por esos mundos gente
tan fna.svola, que do & todas las 90.
sas, al, las mas buenas 6 inoesntes,
toscldas intsrprotaciones, hubi6rase
sreido en- 81 tondo que ese volo 6 trt
buto do gratitud, por msra formula
consignado no era on sl fondo, por
los actos del iefs anteriores & 10 re-
nuneis, sino por 10 misma renuncis
On question.
Es sabido que 10 polftica no .iens
entrafM, o si los tlene, algunA We
pAdie 10 reeuerdA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
UN CABALLO

Al que sussribe, ls hA aldo gus-
trsido dc 50 inca agricola, sita on 81
barrio dc sperehaS1 dc esta iuriSdie-
si6n, IN cAbAllo dc 50 pertensnsiA de
les sesas siguientaA. Saino amarillo,
eastrAdo, con Gordon do mulA On oil
snea, de 8 amos mas 9 monos dc edAd,
de AsiA y media oaArtAa de AlsAda, tie
ne an lueero On 10 frente que le GORE
hAsis abaio, ls pata traosrA derechA
blanca del nudillo abaio.
Sc gratineArk & 10 persana que 10
entregus.
San sebAstia, JUNO 70 de 1905,
80 PEDRO ESTRADA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
EsP|0NAJE JAPONES
Dieen dc San Francisco: /:


sEl secretario dc Marina Bona
parte ha ordensdo que todos Lon in.
poneses que sirven en- los buques dc
10 armada dc los EstAdos Unidos sean
despsdidos.
Dfcese que esta medida ae debe sl
descubrimiento hecho reeien tsments de
que mushos do los que airvieron On
los buques de guerra americaaos, eran
ofciales de navio iaponsses.
De hoy On adelants toda 10 seryi
dumbre en- los buques 90 eompondrG
eyclusivaments do amsrieanos, eortan
do asf ese siatsma dc espionsie iapo'
pSs7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30

-sabamos que sl oaclal do SAM
dad trata do hacer csmbiar los tras.
tos vieioa suelos on que 90 expenden
los trutos en- 10 plaza del mercsdo
por limpioa y bien pintados escapa-
rates que guardsn relasi6n eon Ia i'm
portaneia del ediAci0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
HOSPITAL TR|COcHE

e personal subalterno dc los hos.
pitales sCivil y Trisoehss, ha sido
modiacado en- 10 torma e'guients:
Pedro Ortiz. Pedro Deynes, Tomas
Quld onsS y Juan Ramirez, do enter
meroH dc segunda olAas, pasan q ocu
par plasas de enfmmro do primsra
claSe, con el habsr sonsignado on pre-
supuesto.
Doda EsperarNa Mattel, dtda
Amilia AutfAnt. donA Juara Lsal ,
7 doda Teresa Rlvas, de ertermeras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30

dc primerg olaIe pAaan 6 las do ae
gundA elsss, tAmhi6n con el hAber re-
glAmentario.
EAa modification deteimina la 90
SANTA de doha Maria GorzAltz, por
no hRber conaignado On presupussIo
eAntidad para ella.
Del Della Caaalduo, ha aldo In
dieada para ccupsr una pls "a de On
fermera do Aegunds clAse; y Ii Hefio
rita Palmira Barral, que desempefia
bA 10 plaza do entsrmera de primer .
elase, ha pagado q oeupsr interina.
msnte una vaCante dc enfermers sisula'
do.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30

Doctor B. RuI1 Atnau

Dc regreeo do Ga Vi&ie { Europa,
Asabs de inltalAr 50 ofainA proiesio-
nal sn la callo del Cristo, ndmero II,
Hores do conuultai do IL J media ( 4
= media dc 10 tarde. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Juan De Guz1an lenIto1
ABOGADO.N O.NOTARIQ
TETUAN Is. P. O. BOX
SAN JUAN, P. r.
Constantine Y Sab5' ViIIegas
C0nlisi0niStaS.
78 Broad St. New Yor E. U, A.

C0flll5t0TtStC6.
78 Broad st. New Yor e. U, A.
Direction por cable. Sahastino.
Be encArgan de sgenciar tods ola
Ee de comisionea, dc 10 venta de pro-
ductos como cate, cueros, csucho &e
J de Ia comprA y deapaeho do todG
olase de mercapcfAs. Atenden con
especiAlidsd el despasho de eneomien
das por correo.
Agenclan Ia veptR do minas, fn'
Gas J suminiatran c1tAlogos aobre
productoa 6 industrlag do este pafs.
Sc hsoen cargo Ie 10 acudien0iA
de j0venes estudtRntes y on rolAci6n
con este rAmo suministran todA clase
de datos , cAtAlogok.
UomiSiOneS m6dicGs.
PaWtuGRddd, Esmsro y rdpidsz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
EL PONCE GROCERY

Ge vsnds arteuloa alimsnsisioa,
directamente importadoa do Estadoa
Unidoa, llevAndose & casa del eom'
prador, Surtido siempre freseo. Co.
mereio 1.-Apariado "A. Tslefono IL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Criterio unaninne

Qlien pone coto 6 los ccmentArioE
malieiosos de personas Ter rgusraees,
aobre TODD despues de los suCsaos dc
la Ultima asambles?
Y no faltsra quisn Olga:
FL ex leader era bueno, bonfsimo
como orador, psro malo, muy malo
como iefs.
De aeguro que serian izquierdistas
los que semsjsrte iuicio formulasen
Como izquisrdistas son los que
han scsptado esa hlstoriada renuneia.
Ah ai hubiersn sido derechistas,
no habtfa pasado tel cosa.
Proeedfsran, sin dudA nipguna,
mas derechAments.
o andsrian estos vitAles aaunsos
mas q las derechas. por el camIno do
reeho.
Pero Cd que. On ese oaso, no hu-
biera presentado 81 renucia oil senor
Herr Andes Lopez.
Otro 4 otros tambi6n han preser To-
do sus renuneiaf, RoaEy y Barboss,
usrbi graciG
Y por variar 30 habrfa presenta
do.,.... la mismA ursansmtdad.
All, oil eriterio unanime.
Que hsrmoso resultS euando es IN
eriterio juato!
Que triite suando arguys una svi
dente ipiustleiAl
En- esta question no nos atrevemos
q afrmar 81 ssa unsnimidad ha sido
iuSta 8 ipiusta, pOr no conoser 4 fon
do tales belenea.
Psro cualquiera eomprends que
resulta morti6cante para el senior
Hernandez Lopez.
Todo un hombre do auA eampani
las mereeia nm sAludo do deapedida q
mas gallardo.
Pero conlu6.ase con que ser& re-
cibido mas tfasivAments como Soda
do dc fla.
Ysi no ha podido ser oil N Nspele On,
aera el Latour d d'Auvergoe del partldo
republicsno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Barberla Atocha
DEIuLIO uRInEs

Visisad este Rsredil sd Salon '
sneontrar6is an servieio amsrado ;
E&pido,
PeFfumsriA francssa, Bahos ems
rieanoa frfon J sibioa, Shampoo. Pie.
drR Rntlsepsica. Apartados, Sc ad.
miten aboESdos { prealos oonyensio.
nales. AtochA n6m. ), Ponss, P, R,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Arr STRONG z c.

Almacenistas Importadores
Unieos sgentes do 10 csrvsxA sAn'
heuser Busehs del aqua mineral
&Whitt Rocks, y del de sUvaa do
GWelek.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
DIR &C TORI0
PROFESSIONAL.

OcAlad del AsiIO y Hospital d. Ciccos.
Horas de eonaultasl de 101 . 11A
sds1a2, Teletono do 90 rssidsnsia
nAmWo 81. Tel9fono del AsiIo, l67,
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The Telephone Girl

Few people who are accustomed
to use the telephone each day
realizs the strenuous life of the
operator who gives you a pleasant
hello to your call, just as some one
breaks in on the same circuit, and
demands attention before you or
anybody else is attended to.
Have you ever imagined your.
self facing a switchboard with a
dozen indicators falling at once and
you straining every nerve to give
prompt service to each call, and be.
fore half of the connections are
made. each one is olamoring why
they are not served first Isn't it
wander the operator holds her
temper as well as she doesP Kind
words over the wires at these times
are to be appreciated.
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HAPPY HALF CENTURY.
Of Welded Life Completed by a
Worthy Hartford Couple

A pleasing social event at Hart
ford. W. Va, Tuesday evening.
was the celebration of the fiftieth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. snd
Mrs. John Ginther. November
20. 1856. Mr. Ginther was united
in marriage to Miss Catherine
Kauff, of this city. and their happy
married life of bslf century has
been one of peace. plenty and
prosperity. Mr.. Ginther is now
IS years of age, and his good wife
Is 81. To them have been born
seven children, Mrs B. J. Lerner,
Mrs I'D O'DonnelI, q. W., A. D.,
j. E., j A aud N. E., who with
seven grandchildren were present
Tuesday evening to help celebrate
this happy occasion in the event.
full lives of this worthy couple.
After the ceremony By Rev. Frye,
of New Haven. the guests sat down
to fine supper which was follow
ed by music, dancing and social
intercourse until late hour.
The out of town guests were: Mr..
and MTs. Il q. Sayre and Miss
Marie Adams. Ravenswood, W.
Va 5. B. Cole, Marietta. o; Mr..
and Mrs. D. A. Sayre, Jos Mckee,
Mics Ora Kemper. Miss Goldie
Hart, Ben Batey and Rev W. W.
Frye. New Haven. w. Va, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Diebold, Mrs.
Charles Bettinger, Mrs s. Thomas
and Mr. and Mrs JACOB Diebold,
Charleston. ". Va; Mrs Tom
Ginther, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Young and daughter, Mr. an Mrs.
II. StraiIe. and John Ginther.
Pomeroy; Mrs Joseph Kirby and
daughter. MiddIeport; Ed Gardner.
Maggie. W. Vs.; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Ginther, PittsbuIs; George B.
Lerner. Allegheny. Pa; and Miss
Amelia truth. Butler. Pc.
Mr. Ginther has been resident
of Hartford for 43 years where he
followed the blacksmith trade
until about three years ago when
he decided to quit the business
that he might enjoy the peace and
quiet of his home and the comforts
earned by many years of honest
toll.
The Leader joins in oongratu
lating Mr. and Mrs. Ginther upon
the completion of half century of
happy married life.-The Leader,
Pomeroy. Ohio. Nov. %
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10. o F. Home

The matter of the 1. o. o. F.
Home has been decided and the
plans prepared by james P. Chap
lin architect, of New Martinsville,
we're adopted
The committee consisting of P
g. Masters. o S. Kinney. John A
Rock, John Beokley. j. Morris
Chapman. of the Grand L 1dge,
and Mrs. Sadie Ru'teuoutter and
Mrs Mszie Corners, of the Daugh
tiers OF Rebekab, were intructed to
proceed in the erection of the hume
at COST not to exceed 100000. on
the location given by the citizsns
of Eikina.
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BEECH BILL
Correspondence, 26.


Mr.. and Mre. Robt. Duvall scent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Du-
wallis parents.
Miss May Lanier, who has been
sick with fever, We are glad to say is
much improv ed.
Mrs. Will Eckard is on the sick list.
Miss Allie Crump spent Sunday
with Miss Ona and Ida Hoffman.
Mildred, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Mason Long, was born May
1902, and departed this life Nov. 10,
1905, aged years. months and 10 days
Little Mildred was bright child and
loyed by all who knew her, but God
in his infinite wisdom hath called her
away but we are sure she is rest
ing in the arms of Jesus who said:
Suffer little children to come unto me
and forbid them not for such is the
kingdom of heaven. May God of all
comfort and sustain those who are
surely bereaved and give them all
consolation of the blessed assurance
that they shall meet her again and
be forever with her in her heavenly
home. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. NJ. Boland; inter
ment in Lone Oak cemetery, Point
Pleasant.
a precions one from us has gone,
a voice we loved is still;
a place is vacant in the house,
Which never can be fill, d.
We lovd her, yes we loved her,
But angels loved her more;
And they have sweetly called her,
To yonder shining shore
A FRIEND.
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OLD TOWN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 26.

Mrs. Naomi Green has gone to Lau-
rents, La, to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Laurents.
She was accompanied as far as Gin
cinnati by her son-in law, Mr.. j. s..
Knopp, who returned home Wednes-
day.
Nathan Wood, who lives near Leon,
arrived at j. 8. Brannon's Saturday
evening with his family. He return
ed Sunday afternoon, leaving Mrs.
Wood and two Youngest children to
spend a week with her parents.
Rev. ]. w. Wingrove preached
an excellent sermon at Bethel Sunday
morning.. He is holding series of
meetings at that place. So far there
have been no aceessions to the church
j. o. Yeager raised 500 bushels of
potatoes on two and sixteenth
acres on his farm in this vicinity.
This was an average of 22S bushels
per acre.
Will Rice moved last week from this
vicinity to Heights.
Mrs. L. T. Ball and three children,
of Clay Bick vicinity, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Am
brose Yeager.
Miss Ada Clendenin, of Pleasant
Flats, was the guest of her cousin,
Miss Ruby Clendenin, from Sunday
till Monday.
Alex LatheY raised 50 squashes
from one seed; 50 were fully develop
ed. They were of the Fordhook va
riety, and were grown in the garden.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-11-28
A CRAYoN PORTRAIT
Of Judge Guthrie to be Unveiled

Of Judge Guthrie to be Unveiled
Monday morning circuit court
opsns in regular session, Judge s
@. Burdette presiding The open
ing will be marked by the unveil.
ing of an artistic crayon p ,rtraii
of the late Judge F. A Guthrie,
who for twenty-four years was
circuit judge in this judicial die
trict. The portrait will be present
cd to the public by the Kanawha
county bar as an appreciation of
the bar for the judge
Attorney Adam B. LittIepage
started the movement to honor the
great jurist by hanging a picture
in the court room that was for
msny years the scene of his Iabors.
Mr.. Littlepsge interested the Ka-
nawha county bar association,
numbering ITO members. in the
movement. Mr.. q L. Thompson.
the artist. was given the task of
making the portrait, end Mr.. Lit
tlepage pledged himself to pay the
COST, bet in this he was joined by
the bar. 1t is an exceptionally
fine one, and thoss who have seen
the picture say it is the exact like
ness of the eminent jurist.
The picture will be unveiled
Monday morning at tho opening
court with the Kanawha bar in at.
tendance and fitting tributes to
the worth of the man will accom-
pany the ceremony. Judge Guth.
rie's death occurred two years ago
after nearly t. enty-four years of
service en- the bench He was
by j L Written, sp
pointed to fill the uuexpired tsrm
and later Judges O. Burdstte, The
present circuit judge. Tue men,
DRY of Judge Guthrie is cherished
by the members of the K4nawha
county bar as he was looked upon
as possessing all the requirements
of jurist. For the last FIVE years
prior to his death he was failing in
health. but his great mind was un.
daunted till the day of his death.
His whole life was in keeping with
his official acts and as citizsn his
career was exemplary. The Ka-
nawha county bar in paying tribute
to his memory can recall nothing
but kindness and charity in the
life of this great man. Judge
Guthrie's wife still lives at Point
Pleasant. where he made his home
and his only son, DR.. L. V. Guth-
rie, is superintendent of the West
Virginia asylum at Huntington
Chaaleston Morning News.
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WATERLOO.
Correspondence, 20.

correspondence 70.
The many friends of Rev. Sam Cas-
to and Miss Hannah Rifle, will be
surprised to learn they were MARI d
Thursday evening, by Rev. Atkinson,
of Ten Mile.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. o. Smith, of East
Liverpool, are visiting relatives here
and at Philoah, Putnam county.
Miss Minnie Slower spent several
days last week with relatives on Mud
Lick.
Mrs. S. 8. Buxton has been visiting
relatives in Gallipolis or some time.
w. L. S.nes and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Omer Wheeler, of Parkersburg,
and Gideon Smith and family, of
Gallipolis, spent last week with Mrs.
Nancy ]. Smith.
NJ. Rines returned to Monarch Mon
day, after spenJing several days at
home.
w. H. Boles, of Pittsburg, is at home
to spend few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Warner visited
relatives on Ten Mile. Saturday and
sunday. Cleopatra.
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The Rev 1rl R Hicks 1907 Al.
manac.

The Rev. Irl R. Hicks las been
o compelled by the popular demand
to resume the publication of his
well known and popular Almanac
for 1907. This splendid almanac
is now ready For sale by news
dealers or sent postpaid for %
cents. by Word aud Works Pub
fishing oompany. 22O1 LOCUST
Street, st. Louis. Mo, publishers
of Word and Works. one of the
best dollar monthly magazines in
America One Almanac goes with
every subscription.
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AS the result of a landslide on
the Dry Fork branch of thu n. &
W. Railroad, about 20 miles south
of Blue6eld, Tuesday, Nov. 10th,
seven men were drowned by being
hurled into the waters of the Dry
Fork river. which was OVERLOOKING
its banks, and three others who
have not been accounted for are
buried under the avalanche which
came from the mountainside.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-11-28
Thanksgiving in Point Pleasant.


With the approach of the Thanke.
giving season of 1906, certainly
the Point Pleasant oitiz ms who is
at all devout will have little
troubIe in framing his mind to the
occasion. The year which ap-
proaohes it's close has been one of
unex4mpled prosperity and growth.
Changes have taken place which
have made certain sections of the
city unreoognizable as oompa1 ed
with conditions existing Tanks
giving day. 1904 If the present
trend of events is allowed to con.
tinue uninterruptedly for enother
year, changes still more remark
able will be the result And these
things all for the, coed of Point
Pleasant and her people It is a
good place to be. 1t is a good
place for investment 1t will be
better next year, and the next and
the next.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-11-28
1888 e2s to Beat Hearst.

The republican state committee
filed q statement of receipts and
expenditures during the recent
campaign and election.
1t certified it received 1888 .923
as contributed and $4,000 WAS
borrowed by Timothy Woodruff.
chairman of the republican state
committee. The expenses were
$332.011
Among the contributors were: j
P. Morgan, $4,000; l. P. Morton
and Co., $4,000; Timothy L
Woodruff, $4,000; Andrew Gar.
negie. John d Rockefeller, Dir
5000; @. NJ. Depew, and Cover.
nor Fraud Riggans, $25, 900 each
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-11-28

New Jersey cane within a few
votes of getting out of the stand
pat column at the last election.
In the house of delegates just
chosen in that state there will be
81 Democrats and 90 Republicans.
In the last one before this there
were 81 Republicans and 3 Demo-
Gratis. Were it not for the hold
over Senators the legislature would
be Democratic en- joint ballot.
AS it is only four need change to
upset calculations.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-11-28
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving day

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving day,
whatever you do, don't forget the
poor. While you are enjoying a
big dinner, think how many peo-
pie right in your own town and
neighborhood who have not even
as much as a soup bone in their
home. probably several children,
and maby one or two old people to
be fed; what are you going to dop
Eat your big dinner and not send
part of it to these poor people No.
don't do that; if you can't spare
part of your meals or take the time
to send it to them. We would sug-
gest that you go to your butcher,
Mr.. O. E. Wineger CT Mr.. Park
Roush and have them to end TO
their home a nice roast, say so
cents one that's not much; or go
to the Point Pleasant wnolese' g
grocery or the Stortz Blezsr Go /,
and have them to send around a
sack or two of their good grade of
-four. Go to your grooerymen and
have them to send few groceries,
ssy dollars worth. If You dent
want to send any of the things
above. have Capt O. 81.
Varian CT Mr.. Ed. E Thomas send
a load or even half load of GOAL to
their house. Now lot every man in
town who oan afford to do some of
these things We have suggested,
do SO, and see how good you will
fseI upon this day. Try it. be hal
py and at the same time make some
one else happy. Don't forget the
poor; let every enc who n, open
his heart tomorrow and d, some
thing for the poor