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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14
Na6rt6ten aus Snbtatta.

Sort @apne. 8hrqermeilfsr
9oisp beabff4tigt. einem Sphem eth
@nbe 3u MAIDEN. bas cine S4anbe iff
fur isoes tultiblrte Gsmsinpsisn. is.
mem Spffem ndmli9, mona9 rseelmd.
big log. r&aibs" auf bie Rsiorts aus.
gefibrt peroen. unb bann bic un9ltif.
Ii&en @sfd6pfe, bte barin bauisn, nit
elmer @eIoftrafe beIest wsrosn. Sisie
.&aios" uuroen regelmdbts In 3wei.
roer breimOnatli&sn 3miiasnrdumsn
auseeftibrt uno tn bas auf bieIs cole
W.iie erlanete 8luteslb. bas isne @es
f&6pfe ibrerfeits bur9 bic iommer;isle
@erwertbuns ibrss Rbrpers srlangt
battsn, tbeiIten fid bie ebIen gsamten,
mie Staatsanwali. 6rieoensridter,
Ronfabler uno wie He ole bsibsn.
3einem bon ibuen fies is bic e4am.
rbthe in's @siidt hber bic bon ibnen
erbobene gIutfeuer-pecunia not olet
bieb es au9 bier, bas @elb risdt nitt.
@snn Der Dollar tn Der 6oientaf1e
flappert, tann man es am RIauae ni9t
b6ren. oh er ebrIia bsrbient ooer our9
nieoertrdatigs grprsRung isnsn armsn
@eidbpfsn abse3wadt wuros.
$erre 6aute. Der bicHee
Dauraib bat ben Contract NIT ber
&eagan Oil & Sos 60. untsrfdrtsben.
Disis @sisQi&nft berphibiet R9. @as
fur 9ei3unss. uno geleu&tunssswsde
fhr 80 Gents per 1000 JuB NIT 10
pro3snt &abatt 3u liefern. Die Stabt
berfauft Der @ompanp bas Rs&t fur
25 Sabre uno bic @sislli&aft bat bier.
fur an bic Stabt innerbalb 80 Sagen
ben Betrag bon $40. 900 su bssabIsn,
tn 16 Wonaten bic Nnlaeen ein3urt4.
ten. ferner ;wei prOsent bon ben idbr.
li&en Srutto' ginnabmen. Aud fou
1s sinsn Bomb bon $40, 600 ffir qe.
treuli4e Nusftibrung Der Bsfitmmun-
gen bes 2ontrafts gssm. Die 2situns
gey iOaen mom6slib bur& Masps se-
lest tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14
Sn Ste Taae sesamsen.

Auf sinsn Derbaftsbefebl, Der bon
samueI Rop Sonss. 4O64 Sif Waib
ineton etr.. eruirit uuroe. ruurbe ge.
fern W. 6. 2saib. 427 @oob Mbe.,
bon ben @ebeimpoli3ifsn Samuels uno
Wanning In Daft aenomrien uno nod
Der Bafiine abqefdbrt, mo er uessn
@roBbisbfahls asbu&t uurbs.
2eafb fhbrte NIT einem 9etuiRen s.
G. Safe slne Jirma untsr benz @amsr
Snbianapolis art Co., 202 $erminaI
@.5dube, uno Sonss bstleioete ben 30.
fien bss esirsidrs unb e&abmsifsrs
Oa bas Betrisbsfapital Der @ompags
mons ni6t binrei&enb mar. uri ein er.
Qi,bigss @si3dft 3u bstrsiben, wie He
auaobsn. 70 ma6ten fie Sones ben @or'
i&laa. baB He ibn als britten Gonls
puanpn aufnebmen mtirben. wenn er
$3.50 In bas @ef&dft einihieBen fonnte.
Sonss 9ing auf ben 8orialag sin,
uno besnblte ben Bsiben $3.50. Raum
bnttsn gaie nnb 4saib bas @slo er'
buiisn. als fie nit stuei neri&isbenen
gniidulOisungsn auf ein Wisoer'
fshsn psrf 4manbsn. Sones, Der nat
einiaen 8aaen isinen .Srrt6unt ent.
osdte, isbte bie poltset bon Der Be-
faminbeluns In 2enntnib. melds bic
ansslsgsnbsit iOfOrt aufnabm. Gsaib.
Der nit fsinsm 2ompasnon bic @tabi
berlaKen bate. tpar erf bor einigen
8assn nod Snbianapolis 3uradsetsbrt.
Die poli,si batte bon isiner Mntunfi
gebbrt, worauf bic sefrise YerbaftunQ
erfulsts. @aie !Ol i& tn WihOuri
cufbaltsn. Jar bic Greilaiiung bon
2saia uurbs sIns 8hrsi&aft bon $1,000
geforbert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14
Yrssbstsrtauer tn sisnas.

CUR gonbsniion Der prssbpteriansr
Brtiosriaaft finb stma 1000 Ssleoaten
sinsstrOffsu. Der plau Der @onoen.
tiOn. ole Observation-Disclosures Der
airGs su bsrI9mel3en. Idbt bie @s'
i9dfts6buns su elmer Der wi&tiafsn
Der RirGs werbsn. gin,elnsn be'
Sriiber miro bns Redt srtheilt Den
prsbigsrn tn Sbsilen ibrer arbeit 3ul
Seite au ffsbsn. Der @inorud. bat
ale Sslsgatsn prsoigsr finb, ii faIfa
fat 800 9aisn fino antusieno, unb bie.
jsIben fino Gus allen 8beilen oes 2an'
oss ansslan9t.
5snrp 6. Osborne pr1fbirte tibe,
bi. Veriammlung, als bieislbe mi
@efilt9sn 2isoern trbffnet tDuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14
cStt G6mhem Der 3o4.
&eamtett.

Hep Oorf. IA. Nob. Otto 9raf.
elm 2aiatsnpaHasisr auf benz Noro'
beuiI6en 2lppo 9ampfsr vaaiisr Wil'
belm liz. Der bier anlan9te, tpuroe
bur9 3OlIinipsttor O'DOnnea perbaf'
tst. iobaIo sr fih auBerbalb Der 3oa.
Itnie bsfanb. O'Donnsl fOl9te oem
Wann. osHsn boqe 8af8eH iam psr'
bd6tig pOrfamen. ST wuroe nod
oem Snmpfsr surtidsebra9t, unb un-
teriu4t. Sn ben Sai6sn bss Wannes
fanbsn Rn Is padete ni8t sefabter
Diamantel, SLIDER. unb per9amct'
i6alsn.Nshsr. stpet Iubinen' grO'3en,
uno anbere Sunelen. Die Sa6en wur.
Den auf $500 singeiadst. 9rnf, Der
F9 als Elm Sumelenbdnoler aus Sns
biannpolis ;u srfsnnen aab, uurbe ent'
lai1sn, bie Saden wurben confis3iert.
gs bsiBt, bob @fbeimbeamten @rai
BET isin.n bsritisbsnen gintduf:n beob.
a&tstsn, unb feline Bei&rsibung bor'
austabelten. gs iff nt4t unm69li&,
oaB osrislbs gsasn gntridtung oss
3olss unb Der Strafe, .pel9e aufam'
men eiua : oes @ertbes Der Sa&en
bstragsn. bis cOnfis3isrten S9mudia'
den aurtiferhdlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14

2urs por 2 ubr beuts WOrgen uurbe
an Der @de BON Wef. StraBs unb Sn.
Snoiana.Abenue ein unfaa gemelbet.
Wan erfubr. oab Der Reser 6ranf
Dsntie, Quti6sr BET 6snrp 8. Dobl.
mann, go. 11l4 part'auenue, bon
einen Waeen aefdleuoert tuorben mar.
upbsi ct ft sinsn 8sinbrud 3u3og.
Gin pdrhen iaB in benz Wageu. wel-
9ss fur3 nod bem nnfa0 fh4tsts.
Wan nsrmuthet, bab Der Rutf3er
oas 6ubrtpsrf ieinss 6errn bsnubte,
um feline Jrsunoe aus3ufabrsn. auf
biefsr Gpribtour f6euie bas pferb unb
9ing bur9, pobei oas llusltid paiFrte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14
Tolssmoe 3lase
Bon gemobnern Der @eit Ri&isan Str.

auf cine 3Iase bon @runbeisentbt'
msrn on Der Dsif Wi4iean Ctr. er.
iu&te bie 8sb6roe Der 6fsntliGen III
beiten bie Snbianopolis Erection &
Ssrminal @ompanp ibr @eleiie dn oer
Def Wt&i9an etrabs wefflih bee
White &ibsrs NIT Der Strabe aus3u'
glsi6en. Die Strobe III fhr3liG nerl
sspfaltsrt porbsn unb bie neue pfafe.
run9 III tisfer ssls9t woroen, als BIZ
alte seueisn mar. Do nun bas @e'
Isiie Der GtraBenbabn @sisai&aft tn
Der ultsn Gage eeblisbsn 1T. 10 babeu
bie Sem0bner Der Strabe. wel1e BIZ
Sirabsnbabn benuben, beim geifeiger
Der WassOns, iOtuie beim abff'iser
bon benfelben 9robe Sdwiert9teiten 3u
tberfeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14

Gin ainber aeen.
8lumeneprfo tit bas gieuefte, tpomit
fi9 bic pberen SauIenb in paris
amiifiren. Gs tpirb bariiber berihtet:
@ls tpilIfommene Neubeit i'm partfer
@traBenleben beeriiBte bas publifum
bic bur9aus eeluneene 0eranftal,
tung bes eriten &inberipasen>9lu<
mencorfos in ben Champs @lpiees.
Sorm unb Sdmud Der bon 3iesen.
Ponies unb Sunben eesoeenen Wa<
gen bpten allerliebite ueberrafdunsen
@us Der preispertbeilung Der ouf
benz Gorfo folsenben 8lumenfdla4t
betbeilisten ii9 Die puBisen @usen>
infahen, unteritiiBt BON ibren impp>
fanteiten Nounpns, nit Gifer wlb
8rappur.
Gin Oen m q / fir ben err
fen @eltumiegler, ben Gapitan
Sames goot, lit unlGnsit auf Der
Nprbiniel bon Neufeelanb eingeipeibt
porben. Sm Sabre 1859 lanbets
Sppt gum er1fen Wfdie On Der 4oS
berth Bal on ber Oftli4en &iiite
bisier Snfel, mo iid ieBt aud bas
Oenfmal erbebt. Der gntbeder bon
Neufeelanb 1T er nidt setpefeu. piel<
mebr pubte man f4on felt Ibel
Sasman, na9 benz bie SnfeI Sasma<
MEN benannt porben 1T, bon benz
Oafein gteufslunbs, betrd4ttte es
aber nidt aIs cine Sm5el, fonbern ala
Ranbgsbiet zines unbetannten Gef>
lanbes. gppf flGrte bisien Srrtbum
auf, inbem er bic Soppelinfel tn ih.
rem sanaen llmfang umf9iffte une
audi fdon etne i'm ipefentli4en rtch'
tige &arte Dapon enttparf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14
Snbanapols, Snb, Attwp6 Sppmber

Stimmen tiber pel1e bteier Gbor ber.
fhst. laFsn ni6ts su whniden iibria.
etniae bsrislbsn seben iosar melt tibe,
oie @renae Der Dilettanten Sdn9er
binaus. slu4 bisis Summer srfrsuts
f6 riefgen BsifaQes.
Der Sirtgent, 6err Nlsranber @rne.
fiinOf. iOwie aud bic Wttsltsber bee
WuHfbereins f6nnen nit Nehi
auf ben @rfoIe bss asffrisen @oncsr'es
ffols iein. Der grobe Saal NOR bu0
bsisbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14
Goe tn &entndb.
Sn einiamer, miIber @esenb Derfedt.

9etettip Wnnning, Der tn aentudn
auf Der Gu1e nod @Oe sewefsn, 1T
aeffern bon Somtinspille, no er fi6
bisber aufssbaltsn. nad BIER aurtidas'
rsift ST langte tur3 nod Witternaat
on. Die Su1e iff refultatlos ber.
laufen.
SaB S,Fs Goe R& In ben 6tigeIn
uno e9lu6tsu isines 6simatblanbss
auftdIt, TT ois anfi&t Der bort befann'
ten 2euts. 9fn glattsn Nessr gu er'
wiIasn wirb absr gsraums 3sit nsb'
men; baB sr absr 3ulsBt einmal einqe'
Iiefert nirh, oh nun toot Oosr Isbenoia,
ift fiber.
Die isbr Rb bic 8srwanoten oss
Rsssrs fur bte bisfisen gorfdlIe isb,
intereifren. aebt baraus bsrbor. bab
osnielbsn bon bier aus 3eitunssaus'
i1nitte unper3h8ltt1 3ugsianot meroer.
Ale Der Nsssrbttten fino 10 ein9e'
ri9tst, bab sin ginfangen ,ss 5lt9t'
linss fait unm6eiiu III; aud ffsbt bic
eanse goe. Sippe In telspbOniiher ger'
binoung, 10 oab elmer ben anoern BON
Gintreffen elmer Bof5e bena1rimtiat.
Gas geldnbe III 6os unb b6aig GER
riHsn; faft fdeint ss. als babe bie @a'
tur ss I'm 3orne sribaffen.
Didtss gui9. uno Strau9wert bic
su Wannssbbhs. nsl6ss fia tiber elmo
20 Wsilsr srfrsdt, oa3wii1sn Rltifte
unb 66bIsn In 10 unadhliser Wenae.
Dab mon auf bisiem 8sldnoe monate'
lang Iudsn f6nnts, ebe man ale Gin
sslnbsitsn bshslben fsnnen lsrnte.
Die Rentufier Beamten fno uner
iarodsns bierf1r6tiae 8efaIten, ot'
auf ibrsnpfsrosn 3u 6auis Hno. unt
bic nit ibren Bhdisn uno aspolDerr
umsuesben bsrffeben. Die Sheriff!
8rpant uno Sonss, tpel8s bis erps'
oitionsn leiteten. Rnb beioe beber3t'
Ndnner. pslde fi4 Dor einem SuBsnt
gleesr ni9t fiir6ten.
Dag GOES 0erpanbtsn einen Bsiud
Der Beamten erwartetsn, gebt baraui
bsrpOr, onB mon nireenbs' etuas Ser
bddiigss bOrfanb, bob absr ois Sn
oianopoliier bon ibnen fdorf i'm Aug
bebalten uurbsn. unb bob He bisfelbsi
iofort erfannten unb unter ben uebri
gen berausindtsn.
Die pofs bon etua 80 Berittenen
.oeIte oie 6tigeI our6Iudten, entbiel
pisls Mdnnsr, psl&e Nsaern osl
8araus ma1ten uno bieism umiianbe
iotpis aud bsm nmfanos. bob ale bi
on Die 3d6ne bswaffnet waren, iif G
susuIarsibsn. bab bic In ibrsn entlsss
nsn Satteu tibsrrumpelten 8erwanotsI
beg 5li1tlines feline Wioeriebun
paatsn. Cine iolae tptirbe unfsblba
nit benz 2sbsn Der We9er bs3ablt mo,
ben isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14

WtI!iam safer. Der BIER I'm
Sanuar fi& berheiratbete, nod stpsi.
mOnutli9er @be absr feline Jrau Der.
lisb, -if In Cincinnati perbaftet. gr
fol- bort NIT einem Is Sabre alten
Ndo&en 3ufammen gelebt babsu.
Do'er, sin polisrer, ift ri Sabre alt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14

Die SnoianapoIis 6u.
maniidts 8eb6roe bolt beuts Abeno
siue Bsriammluns i'm Commercial.
Club 8ebduoe ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14

@ottIieb 3eutb q rb {,
rOie aemdtbIims @de".
gdt Rsble unS Rartet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14
&re'sgeri@t.

Die prin3eB Nmuiement @ompaup
frsnate gsgsn ben Voli3eidef Robert
Rebser, bie Si&erbsitsbsbbrbe unb
ben 8ebdube. Saipeftor eine alaee an,
w'l9e bie gsrtlagten baran binbsrn
ion. benz 9ldeer bie Bersdtieung au
nebmsn. tn Der Stabt cine Roai1ub'
oabn 3u bauen. Den DerfIastsn tpurbe
bur4 eine bonn stabtrotbe anqenom.
meme Oroinan3 bic Wadt ertbeilt, ae.
gen bieien 8au ein3uiareiten. Die
! 2lage lou be3wsden, ois ermd6nte Or
binan3 au f&ud&sn unb babur9 ben
gau ju erm6gli9en.
Robert 8. Srpion, Der esfdlaeene
republifaniihe aanbibat far @ountp.
Auoitor, bat i'm 4reisseri1t sine pett.
tion sinsersiat. bic etimmen. peI6e In
Der lsbten @abl far bsibe Ranbibaten
abges.ben wurben. na&3uadbIen. ba
R1 bsim 3dblen Der einlaufsnbsn
Stimmen angebli4 TebIer einsei2li'
den baben. SIM Namen bes @eisbss
uire Ri4ter Nlen bret 2ommiHdrs er.
uennen - einen Republtfaner, einen
Oemotraten unb eine brittle psrfon. bte
ni&t on benz &efulta:e intereiRrt TT =,
um bie Na93dblung Der Stimmen por.
junebmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14

German Moeaer's Dale,
6nSueft gde Hoble unb Martet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-14
Nns beH 0eri4teu.
4riminaI> @eriht.

Sbomas 6oob unb' Seize Smbler. bis
angetlagt fno, gdume auf einem
bfsntli9sn Wsee ssfdat 3u baben.
wurben oieies 0ersebens f&ulbis be.
funbsn. 9ooo wurbs nit $50 unb
0ofsn unb Smblsr NIT $40 unb Soften
befraft.
Malter &omIanb, Der f& uegen
@robotebdabl unb unteri@la9ung 3u
psrantporten bate, murbe freise-
ipro&en.
Die Nnudlte bss farbigsn W6roers
@eorge Wtaiams reiGten 9efern I'm
Rriminal=@eri9t sin @siu9 Elm, ben
Jau Williams benz bbbereu Geri1t 3u
ttbsrtragsn.
S9abeneriaBtlagen.
albert &sipblaaer pertIa9te bte s..
3. WaIter @onfruction COMPANY auf
500. 600 S&aoeneriab. aldssr tpuroe
am 8. Nob. 1906 ansebIi& bur&
S&uIb unb WadldiRsteit Der bstlaatsn
6irma idwsr berI.bt. Auf oisie Ger.
Isbuns bssrtinost er bic aIase.
s&eioun8sfIasen.
earab s. Sufus itrenete gsasn
ibrsn @attsn pbilip Sufus etne 2laes
auf @&eibung an. Die gbe murbt
am 90. Nuguf 1875 9eI1loKen uni
bas paar lsbte bis gum 13 ROpsmbe,
1906 suiummsn. gbsbru9 unb srau'
fame BebunbIuus fno bic 8rhnoe bel
alaae. STE forbsrt $500 Alimsntl
uno gini&reitungen sesen bte 9anb.
lunesn bes @atten.
YetitionSeinreiMmng.
Die Concentrated Ncetplene 60
reihte i'm @eri&t cine pstition Elm. Der
| isbieen Namen Der Girma, ndmlid
Concentrated Acetplene @ompanp II
prsf O.2ite COMPANY um3udnosrn
ba bas publitum nit bieiem Namel
psrtrauter iif. .
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
In No Danger.

Master Eugene Friedman, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. M Friedman, who
was on Tuesday. May 15, bitten
four times on the legs by a dog
owned by Mr.. j F. Lewis, is get.
ting along nicely and is out of dan
ger of any bad results. TIE dog
was examined before and after ii
was killed and found to be in good
health and the wounds were pro-
perIy dressed and taken care of and
it is believed by the physicians
that there oan not possibly be any
bad results from the bites
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
UNDER WEAR.

Despite the general tendency
to higher price, we maintain the
usual high standard of quality
and make no advance In prices,
either IN muslin or knit under
wear. We carry well made,
slightly vest at 10c, 25c and SOC
each. Silk Vests at 75c and 81
each. Ladies Gowns SOC to $3.50
each. Petticoats SOC to So so
each. Corset Covers Csc to 81. 90
each. Drawers, good quality, at
25c, better ones at so, rs and 81.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23


Ne take the following from the
leading newspaper published at
Barbsvton. o.
y B. SisIer. who for the past
fonr years has conducted one of
the best dry goods stores in Bar
bertgn, has concluded TO leave the
city and locate at Point Pleasant,
w Na., where q hattering PROPOSE
ton was made him to establish an
up to-date store Mr.. Sister will
sell ont his stock in this CITY and
expects to leave the city in the fall
Mr. Sisler is broadminded gen
tleman and one of the most liberal
of Barbert7n's merchants In los
ing him the city will miss one
who has ever held the interest of
Barberton and its business to 8
high standard in all his own trans-
actions.
His store one of the best and
most up to date in the city, will be
missed. Mr. Sisler. however, be
lieves in the new field in which he
has decided to locate and will put
in a much finer store than the peo-
pie of B4rberton would support.
he expects 10 put in some elegant
departments and will employ a
m 'dists to look after the costuming
of his lady patrons. He has an
elegant room already rented and is
enthusiastic in regard to his new
venture Since in Barberton he
wassone of the main movers in in
shutting an Odd Fellows lodge,
Rebekah lodge and EIks lodge, of
which he was elected exalted ruler.
We are pleased to note the high
esteem in which our future towns
man. Mr. E. B Sisler. is held by
the people of Barberton, where he
has been located for a number of
years
We desire to say also that the
people of our town will extend him
a warm welcome. and that he has
a right to be enthusiastic in re-
gard to the prospects of suoh a
store as he proposes to establish
here, for the outlook for its suc-
cess is, indeed, particularly bright
ALI who met Mr.. Sisler when he
was here were more than pleased
with his agreeable personality, and
what 10 Barberton's loss will be
our gain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
The DEAR DORFF & POORE co.

Our IA inch silk finish Henrietta
at $1.00 the yard is the best we
ever carried. IS inch part silk
Aeolian in black and colors at
SOC the yard. This is the most
popular fabric of all the season.
Beside these we carry every real
desirable fabric that can be found
in black and in colors. Grays
are SO popular that there is a
scarcity of choice weaves. Early
and liberal buying enables us to
show q very good line yet.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
Fine Stallion Sold.

Mr.. r P. Liter sold to Mr.. j. C.
Clutts, of WeIlston. Ohio. the
young stallion "Dium." by DIrec-
tnm, dam by Delmoroh. Dium is
very promising young stallie n
and his new owner should be justly
proud of him Mr.. Liter will cor-
tinue to train and campaign hin.
If you want the town to continue
to improve, vote for the additional
levy of 40 cents, making total of
only 80 cents.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
MILLINERY.

So French is the collection in
appearance that it is hard for one
to believe that most of the mod.
els were put up in our own work.
room.
The millinery force has been
burning midnight oil for four
weeks to catch up with orders,
They'll be able to take care of all
corners now. Your Spring Hat
from US insures absolutely correct
style.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
COTTON DRESS FABRICS.

There is no end to the variety
we show in Cotton Materials.
We've 27-inch fast colored lawns,
in large variety of patterns, at
Gle.
A better one, sO-inch wide,
more than fifty styles to select
from, at 10c.
And a big lot of 36-inch choice
styles FiguredMadras at 15c.
Mercerized Materials for Is and
25c the yard.
And some high art silk mix
lures up to soc the yard.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
Commencement Exercises

The Eleventh Annual Com
mencement Exercises of the Point
Pleasant High School was held
last night in Hooff's Opera House,
and was one of the most successful
exercises ever held by the school
The programme was we'll rendered
and proved to be highly entertain
ing to the large crowd that packed
the Opera House, Many were the
praises and compliments paid the
graduates.
The first aunu il program of the
Evolutionary Musical Exerciees of
the High School were rendered at
the Opera House last Friday night,
and was pleasing in every particu-
lar
The following is the program of
the Commencement Exercises held
last night:
Chorus. Crossing the Bar, High
School; Invocation. Rev. Carl
Barth; Piano Solo, List Polonaise,
by Franz List. Miss veva Hap
tonstalI; J. E. Howard, The Modern
Vampire; R G. Written, The
Bursting of the Bubble; Violin
Solo. Mr. Frank Tyree; Eva L
Mitchell. Silent Voices; A F
Kisar, ir, The Empire of the Ris-
ing Sun; String Q ,srtette; M. o.
Burnside, Opposing Forces; j E
Beller ir. West Virginia; Vocal
Solo. Mrs. M. M Bryan; Address.
Supt g s. Laidley; Presentation
of Diplomas, Capt w. b. Howard;
Benediction. Rev. j Howard Glib
bons.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
New Phone Subscribers.

The following people have be-
come Subscribers and have had
installed a Point Pleasant Tele-
phone recently:
Is. Mrs. A. h. Fenton, Residence
81. U. s. Express and Skillet Music
Store
81. R. E. Mitchell, Residence.
liz. A Zimmerman, Residence.
$50 L. G. Riddle, Residence.
159 H. H. Henry, Residence. Manager
of the Phone Co.
2-lsl Misses waggener, Residence near
town.
3-I6S Hess Brick Yard.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
SPECIAL ELECTION
FRIDAY.

The Spt cisl Eclectic to be held
next Friday on the question of an
additional levy is of vital import
anoe to our people. For a num-
Der of years the levy has been Sl.00
on the $1,000 valuation of real
and personal property, netting the
town a revenue sufficient to pay
the fixed charges of the town and
a balance left to mske some per-
mauent improvements. support the
poor and other expenses of the
town. The Legislature at it's last
session passed an act that prohib-
its, after the year 1905, any NUM-
oipslity from levying more than
so cents on the $4,000 valuation
of property, anticipating that I'M
der the law requiring real estate to
be assessed at its actual value,
it would double the assessment of
1905. thus making a so cent levy
produce IN the aggregate nearly
the same as the $1.00 did under
the old levy. Now right here is
the predioament in which the
Council finds itself. The levy of
1905 both real and personal,
amounted to 1915, 1880 and at
the 81 90 levy, less deIinquente,
produced the sum of So, 764 IS.
The Assessors books for the
year 1906. under the new ASSESS
ment. shows a valuation of 81 .054.-
OFT 90. an increase in valuation of
only SIT. 552 90. A levy of so
cents S1,O54. OF 90 will produce
the sum of only S.. 27O.OS against
the sum of $s.764 65 for the year
1905 This amount. under the
new assessment. is wholly insult
cient to meet the running ex-
penses of the town, will not give
enc dollar for improvements, for
poor or any purpose whatever.
The Council asks for an additional
levy of 40 cents. making only
so cents on the 500 valuation,
which will enable it to meet the
expenses already fixed and partial
ly complete the improvements al
ready begun. We have given
plain and truthful explanation of
the matter, has no politiosl signi6-
canoe whatever, and the intelligent
reader will see at glance that the
additional levy of only 40 cents is
of vital importance to the we'll
being and successful management
of the town.
During the last three years this
council has fully demonstrated its
economy and honesty IF purpose,
paying off an outstanding indebt-
eduess of over $13. co., met and paid
is running expenses dollar for dol
lar, and made improvements that
are lasting. permanent and a credit
to our beautiful little town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
Church Notices.

Service tonight at 8 O'Clock at
Christ Church
Choir practice after service.
Service Sunday night 8o'clock
There will be service at Bruce
Chapel Saturday night and Sun
day morning.
Come and worship with us.
M. E. Church, South-Preaoh-
ing at Beech Hill next Saturday at
8 p M. on Sunday at IL a. m and
at Point Pleasant ct 8 p m.
j. M. BoLAND.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
Good Appointment.

Mr.. g. w. M. Hooff was APP.
pointed last week, by the council,
as a councilman from the Third
Ward to fill a vacancy. The coun.
oil could not have selected a better
representative. Mr. Hooff is a
splendid business man. a large
property owner. and has at heart
every interest of the town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23

Every up-to-date. progressive
citizen should vote for the addi-
tional levy of 40 cents. making q
total of 80 cents, which will not be
as much as heretofore, by 10 cents
TIE town must have this addition
al levy if you want the streets, all
over town, improved.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
SKIS.

You cannot equal some of our
silk bargains.
26-inch Black Taffeta at sec.
Yard wide, extra quality, Black
Tatteta, at $I.0O.
27-inch Black, White and all
colors in Jap Silks at soc, that is
a hummer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-23
HOSIERY.

If there is any one line that we
put all competition out of the
running, it is hosiery. Our stock
is larger now than ever and it
must be an over-particular GUS
toner that we cannot suit in
hosiery.