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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-12

A comedy with an attractive ii.
tie, called "a Race for a Widow"
will be presented at HoofF's Opera
House Thursday night. Sept. 18th.
1t is said to contain an abundance
of wit of the best sort. With a
touch of sentiment. lots of char.
aoter. some dramatic scenes, and a
company who present it surpris.
ingly well, with Pete Baker of
Chris & Lena fame needing the
cast.
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ATTEMD THEs GREA.T
OLD TOWN
Oorrespondenoe Seq 11.

correspondence Dep L.
Mr.. j s. Knopp and wife have
retired from visit TO Cottageville.
Miss Blanohe Kincade, of Eok-
lard, spent Saturday and Sunday
day with her aunt. Mrs. W. T.
Olendenin at this place.
E. o. Stewart returned home
Friday, having spent the summer
il Illinois.
We are sorry to announce ILL.,
ness of Misses Eliza tnd Louise
Yesger. of typhoid fever. Their
many friends hope for their speedy
recovery.
L e. Clendenin accompanied
by his grandchildren Miss Coral
and Master Leroy Smith, who
havs been visiting here left for
harrisburg Friday to visit b &
daughter Mrs L w Smith.
j r. Stewart, S. S. SUIT. at
Bethel. has been sick for the past
two weeks.
Mrs j. Mason. (nee Mise Anna
SomervilIe. of Joliet. Illinois, who
has been visit g her mother. Mrs
Mag Somerville. left for her home
Wedn sday.
Lon Yeager. of Lazearville. w.
Va, is home on two months va
cation.
Quite a number from this place
contemplate attending the Meigs
county Fair.
Mrs Flo Worley left Friday for
Grafton to visit her daughter Mrs.
Emma Brannon, who is quite ill
Mics Agnes Knopp is on the
sick list The Institute.
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Notice to Patrons.

Having received notice from re
liable source that Diphtheria of a
malignant type is giving trouble
in Gallipolis. MiddIeport and on
the south side of the Kanawha, L
feel it my duty to warn you that
proper care may be used to prevent
this disease from getting foot
hold among the pupils of our
schools. For the sake of your own
child and for the sake of others,
please help US to guard against
this disease. Respectfully yours,
PETER 81. STEENBERaEN,
Superintendent of Schools
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Saturday, October 9Th, 1905.

at IL O'Clock a. N. expose 10 sale by way OF
puolic auction, at the front door OF the
ginia, the following property, or so much of
II as may be necessary TO pay the atore-
follows: A lot or parcel of land situate in
the town OF Point Pleasant, Mason County,
West Virginia, beginning at the corner OF
said lot and lot belonging TO l.. v. Guthrie
on the Eastsfde OF NJ ain street, thence east
erly at right angles with said Main street l32
feet, thence northerly 81 feet and inches,
thence westerly l32 feet and thence souther-
ly along Main street 81 feet and inches to
the place OF beginning, estimated to contain
nine-tenIhs of an are more or less, and be-
ing the individual property OF said Emma l..
terest of said Emma l.. Newman in and to
the following mentioned real estate situate
in said Mason County, West Virginia, which
is undivided two ninths one, inf and to
two several tracts Of land situate In Robin
tracts OF land contains 3sI acres more or less,
and which was conveyed to the said Emma
L. Newman and Others by deed executed BY
Mary Newman dated January LIST, 1856, and
recorded in the Mason County, West Nir-
GINA, County Clerks office. in deed book No
l6, pages 800, &c. and the other tract contains
5S7< acres more or less and was conveyed to
the said Emma l.. Newman and others by
l4th day of November, 1868, and recorded in
the Clerks office of the Mason County Court
two last named tracts OF land being known
as the i. v. Newman farm, and tn which
same force and effect as II sa d deeds were
herein copied and the land particularly de-
scribed by metes and bounds Also, all of the
right, title and Interest of the said Emma l..
Newman and Susan A. Newman in and TO
the following mentioned real estate situated
In Mason County, West Virginia, which in
terest is an undivided four-Dinths in and to
q tract of land conveyed TO said Emma l..
Newman, Susan A. Newma" and others, by
deeds of Mary Newman, dated September
LIST, 1856, and recorded in the office OF the
Clerk of the Mason County Court in deed
book No. l6, pages 1883, containing 994 acres
and to which deed reference is hereby ma lie
to have the same force and effect as If said
deed was herein copied and the land parti--
ticularly described by metes and bounds.
Terns of sale-Cash.
H r. HOWARD,
sept > 4 wkS. Trustee
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FLAXToN.

Correspondence, 10,
L. r. Cox and family were visi
ting w g Hoffmau's at Beech
Hill, Saturday and Sunday.
There is quite a mad dog scare
in this neighborhood.
They have new organ at Pine
Grove M E church. purchased ci
L Shif1et, of your oity.
There were several from here at.
tended Labor Day celebration al
Point Pleasant
Mrs. A. Q. Cox and daughter
Pearl, were visiting here Monday
and Tuesday
Miss Pearl Cox is suffering from
nervous attack at this writing
The Ladies Aid Society of Pine
Grove met at Mrs MI Brannon'e
Saturday.
There will be a festival at Pine
Grove church Saturday. 10.
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Joint Debate

There will be joint disoussit n
between D r Lewis and Elder
Boggs, of the Advent church. al
Trinity Chapel, near Greer post
Office. in Cooper district. Sept 20
and 81. including a festival on
Thursday night the Goth Proceeds
for the benefit of tae church. Sub
jeot:
Resolced, That the Bible teaob-
es the resurrection of the natural
body spiritulized. Affirmative, D.
3. Lewis; negative. Rev. Bogg-.
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SEBRELL,

Correspondence, IL
Mrs Robert SomervilIe and Miss
Edith Sebrell. were visiting John
Hawkins and family. Sunday.
Misses Minnie Rifle, Georgia
Hill, and Ethel Windon were visi-
ting A 81. Rayburn and family,
Sunday.
Master Donna Hawkins is visi-
ting his unole John Sebrell, of
Brosia, this week.
Carmel Gardner is very sick
with typhoid fever this week.
Miss Blanche Kincsde is visiting
at T. w. Olendenin's this week.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Of Town Lot. Farm and Coal Lands
in Mason Conntv. w. Va.

. ursuant TO the terms and provisions of a
~ deed of trust executed by Emma l.. New.
man and Susan A. Newman, TO the under
signed, II. K. Howard, Trustee, beario& date
on the 20Lh day OF September, one Thousand
eight hundred and ninety-eIghI, and duly
recorded in the Mason County West Virgin
la, Clerks Office in Trust Deed Book No. p
pages 226-7-S-9, TO secure 10 Jas. w. Long.
the payment OF a certain prommisory note
therein mentioned tor the sum of 1900 20,
payable two years after date, with int. est at
per cent. payable annually, and the said
note being due and unpaid but having
credit thereon OF interest paid to -eptem Der
20. 1900, and $lS7I 10 paid March Bird, 1905, and
being required by the SAID JAS. w. Long, the
holder and owner of said tie 10 do,
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Saturday, the 9th day. of October

com menciDg at 10 O'Clock a m at the front
door of the Court House, OF Mason county,
West Virginia, sell for cash at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder the following
tracts of land conveyed to said trustee by
ate in Union District, Mason County, West
Virginia, and bounded and described as
Buzzard near mouth OF small b. anch thence
running 1Ie 70 poles to a stone and
house, 80 E IS poles to a stone in fieid. n
62e "a poles to a chestnut oak. by road s
81 e ~ poles to an iron wood and two
poles TO m pie on hillside, n So f q
poleg and IL links to stake and stone pile
corner to 81 acre tract hereinafter described
thence with line of said 81 acre tract n S3o Isl
w 125 poles and IL nks to stake in original
outline OF tract, of which this is a part.
thence with this said original outline s ~
w 63 poles and 10 links to a stone corner to
lands of Mary Decker and other tracts OF
low gap, thence S 72o W s. poles o small
white on hillside, thence $ 36o E lOl poles To
SIS acres
Also another tract situste In said district
county and state Aforesaid, and is bounded
Beginning at a stake in line of lands of
Maupin and corner TO corner, thence 3 sos
lS2 poles to a stone pile, thence 81 E IS
poles To a black oak thence n 39o W l12 poles
TO where small black oak formerly stood
thence 1le w Y poles 10 the place OF be-
ginning, e. umated 10 contain 32 acres
Also another tract situate in said Union
District and county and state aforesaid, and
is bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at stake in line OF Maupin
and a corner to dover. thence s 39s E II2
poles to a stake in Scantlin's line, thence re
w ll2 poles 10 a stake in said ScantIin's line,
thence n 32s W 1857 poles to the place of be-
ginning estimated 10 contain acres.
Also a tract of l0i acres OF land conveyed
by Z. NaUpin to Thomas Forbes and
Anon Forbes by deed dated October 18th,
1907, which right of way or road was reserved
In said deed and begins at q white oak on
the hillside south east side of said tract of
said lOl acres and running along hill side to
q gate on road near iron brtoge over 13-miIe
creek.
The above described real estate being the
same conveyed to said W. D. Sullivan by
Chas. B TIIlis and John G. TIIlis
Witness my hand this Sept 4th. 1905
john E. BELLER,
Sep OWL Trustee.
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Democratic Senatorial Convention o
The Fourth Senatorial
District.

a convention of the delegates Of the coun-
ties OF Jackson, Mason and Roane, eompos-
ing the Fourth Senatorial District of the
State Of West Virginia, is hereby called to
meet At Ravenswood on Friday, the 18th day
of September, 1906, at O'Clock p M for the
purpose of nominating candidate for the
once Of State Senator and for the trans
action of such other business as may proper
~ come before said convention.
OF CHAMBERS, Chairman.
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Laughter.

A clever comedy creation. en-,
riched by fine literary style. cleal
ont comedy and the clearly markd
drawing of individually interest
ing ty pes of character. c-lIed "a
Race for Widow" comes to
Hooff's Opera House tomorrow
night. While this play is filled
with genuine comedy from start to
finish. it has a plot of considerable
strength and the action of the play
at times becomes dramatic A
splendid company has made this
play great success. Pete Baker
the famous comedian, is the star.
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Big Cat Fish Caught.

Messrs Will Bryan and Will
Gardner have broken the record
this season SO far. for the landir g
of a big catfish. which tipped II 9
beam at Al pounds. The big fell
low was caught the first of the
week and if his fshship didn't
show fight, just ask Mr.. Bryan and
he will tell you the rest. Mr. Gard
ner manned the boat while Bryan
battled with the fish; Gardner cry
ing. hold him Bryan. don't let him
get away. and he didn't.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-12
Resolutions of Institute, 1908

We, the teachers of Mason ooun-
ty, assembled in the Institute of
1906. present the following:
ResoEved, That the School Law
should fix minimum school term
of six months.
That a system of high schools,
preferably District, be established
with supervision by the County
Superintendent.
That, where practicable, the
schools of the county should be
consolidated, and transportation
provided for the children.
That the county be made the
unit of taxation for school pur-
poses.
That the State Superintendent
be requested to send to the County
Superintendent, for distribution
to all the teachers of the county,
at least one month before the date
set for the Teachers Institute, a
supply of Institute Animals, 30
that they may familiarize them
selves with the program as pre-
pared and call for what they need.
That the minimum salary for
No. certificates be fixed at 500
That We express in this manner
our hearty appreciation of the ex-
oellent work done by our instruo-
tors, Mise Maud Patrick and DR..
Ohss. Albert.
That we. one and all, extend to
our friend and fellow-worker, Hon.
V. A. Lewis. our hearty and sin.
Oers thanks for the kindness he
has shown us, and we extend to
him standing invitation to return
to US.
That we tender our thanLs and
good wishes to the teachers and
people of Point Pleasant for SO
Hospitality entertaining us while
in attendance at the institute.
That We appreciate the thought
fulness and kindness of the Civic
Club. of Point Pleasant, for decora.
ting the court room with plants
That We extend to the Shiflet
Music Go, for the organ furnished
the Institute and for other oour.
tesies shown.
That, since the Lord in His
pr evidence has seen fit to call from
their work among us our former
associates and fellow teachers:
Ex-County Superintendent, Nor.
gan j. Banks, Miss Rhoda Ar
buckle. Mr. l. D Jones and Mr..
Rein Smith. We bow in respect to
His will while deploring our loss.
and that We extend to the bereaved
ones our sinoerest sympathy in
their loss
Respectfully submitted,
j B. Yesger, Chairmau,
Margaret Moriarty, Secretary.
A. S Ridinger
NJ. F. Smith.
George Lewis.
Mary Hughes.
John Canterbsrry.
Sarah Owens.
Henry Wise.
P A. Henkle.
Wayne Burns.
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Pet Names

For shoes may be well enough as an advertising
medium, still they have nothing to do with quality.
We can demonstrate to you that shoe sold by us
at from ten to twenty percent less than the pet named
is just good Now if you want to buy the NAME
its all right you get them. There are lots of
mes for sale and of them at very high prices
ut if you want to buy shoes and do care for pay
ing for name. here and will give you first
class Shoes known by other name than the maker;
giveyou fit give good shoe style and you con-
8 derable money-try if.
j FRIEDMAN & co.
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Permits TO Marry,

The following marriage licenses
nave been granted since our last
report: Sept 1st. VIM. n. Siders
and Lydis L lively; Bird, Carder
L Morrison and Mary Gain; Chas.
E. Buckle and Carrie A. Chapman.
WIN. Gardner and Ella Jones,
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JUDGE VIM. A. PqSOls' Opinion

In the B. e. O. Railroad Appeal
Case an the Circuit Court of
Jackson, Rodne and Mason
Counties at Point Pleasant, from
the Assessment of the Board of
Public Works.
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Steward Billy" Ferguson. who
is an old Point Pleasant boy. is
steward on the towboat Ironsides,
at present laid up at Marietta, o
Billy" has followed the river since
boyhood and is classed as among
the best of stewards and cooks on
the river.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-12

BY. Excurnion to Columbus
Sunday, Sept. 18th
$1.50 round trip. Train will leave
Point Pleasant at 5:45 q. N. Re-
turning leave Columbus at $50 q m
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-12

% tie fret page of this paper
We publish the concluding letter
of our recent trip with the National
Editnrial Association.
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Notice the call in this paper at
the head of the Editorisl column
for the Democratic county conven.
ton and the primaries. Every
Democrat in the county should at
tend these conventions.
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Church Notiees,

Service might Z 80 O'Clock at
Christ Church Choir practice
after the service.
Service Sunday morning IL
Service Sunday night 7:3O
''cIock at Spilman Chapel.
Please note the change in hour
for night service. From now on
lntil further notice the hour will
ne 7:3O instead of 8.
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Pine Potatoes.

Mr. Jake Stevens. made us q
present Saturday of peck of the
finest potatoes we have seen this
season, it only took seventeen pota-
toessto make big peck; enc of the
potatoes Weighed two pounds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-12

The new dry goods store of E.
B. SisIer & Go, will open Thurs.
day Sept. 10th,
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The Delta. towboat, is on the
Enterprise Docks undergoing gem
eral repairs.
Capt. j. T. Hatfield. of Coving-
ton, was here Friday night.
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HICKORY oHAPEL.

Correspondence, IL.
There will be preaching Sunday
morning by Rev. Baker.
I'D Barnett and;wffe and two
children were visiting r. E. Marshall
aud wife, of Ambrosia, Sunday.
Miss Blanche Kincade is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Taylor, this week.
Raymond Brown was the guest of
Leon Barnett Sunday.
Mrs. j, w. Childs had for her guest
Sunday John Stern and wife, MN
Kent and wife, of Flat Rock, J. NJ.
Jones, wife and daughter, Miss Ora.
Mrs. T. A. Kincade, of Martins Fer
ry, o., returned home Monday after
a visit with her mother, Mrs. J. G..
Kincade,
George Oliver and wife were visi-
ting ]. g, Kincade and family Sunday
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-12

Pine Grove items are left out
becanse there was no name signed
to the letter. Correspondents must
sign their names
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CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
NOMINATING CONVENTION.

Pursuant to the action of the County
Democratic Executive Committee of
Mason County, q Convention is hereby
called to meet at the Court House, in
Point Pleasant, on
Saturday, October 9th, at IL a. m.
for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the following comfy offices,
viz:
Two members House of Delegates.
Commissioner of County Court, Coun-
ty Superintendent of Schools, Selec-
ton of an Executive COMMITTEES, and
snch other business as may properly
arise before them.
PRIMARIES.
The Democratic voters of each Mag
isterial district Of this county are di-
rected to meet at ? o'clock p. m,
Saturday. September 10Th,
for the purpose of selecting twenty
delegates from each of said Magis-
terial districts to attend said county
nominating convention, also to nomi-
nate their district officers.
The primary conventions will be
held at the following places, viz:
Arbuckle-Beech Hill.
Clend S II.
Cooper-Flat Rock.
Cologne-Yaugers.
Graham-New Haven.
Hsnnan-Town Hall.
Lewis-Court House.
Union-WoIf Valley.
Robinson-Van Matre's s. H.
Waggener-MasonC City.
By order of Democratic County Ex-
ecutive Committee for Mason County.
E. B. JONES, Chairman.
R. J. PATTERSON, Sec'y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-12

The Baxter is going on the Ea-
tsrprise Docks for a general over.
hauling.
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Barnum & Bailey at Charleston
September 18th.
The K. & M BY will make ex.
cursion rates from stations in West
Virginia for the afternoon per.
torrance For the return of pat
rons train No. 81 will be held al
Charleston until 4:30 p M, central
etsndsrd time.
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TRUSTEES SALE

ny virtue of that certain deed of trust ex.
- ecuted by w. d. Sullivan to the under
signed trustee, and dated the 10Th day OF
April, 1904, and recorded in the County
Court Clerks office, of Mason County, West
Virginia, in trust deed book No. q, at page
COB &c. to secure to Charles b. Tillis and
John C.. Tillis the payment of one certain
promissOry note bearing date April %, 1904,
for the sum of $lS7 so, with interest from
date and due two years after date, ana said
note being due and payable according to ifs
tenor ana effect and default having been
made in the payment of said note and being
of said rnfE 1 viii on
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-12

The pionic and festival given at
Hickory Chapel, Satur day, Sept.
LET, was a grand success. During
the day fine speeches were made
by Hons. VIM. Duffy and R. D..
Lewis. Joined in by D. W. Brown
and Miss Murrea Childs and ao.
oompanied by the most delightful
music from the combined choir of
Hickory Chapel and Eddie Chap.
Ell. At noon hour of the day great
baskets full of fried chicken and
other estables were brought out
and all who were present were Civ
en- full square meal. The festival
at night was largely attended and
the proceeds Melted $42. All went
away happy and felt that they had
spent day in a good cause.
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On the night of the Goth of tie
present month, The Point Club
will give a dance at The Spencer
Assembly Rooms in honor of Miss
Media Bowyer and Mr.. Russell
McCuIlooh, whose marriage will be
celebrated on the 18th.
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Barnum & Baily at GallipOlis
September 18th.

The K. & M. BY. will make ex.
oursion rates from Buffalo, Point
Pleasant and intermediate stations.
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See the advertisement of the
new dry goods store in this paper.
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REDMOND.

LII AAl S4NOs
Emory Rheemie, of Lock IL.
left Saturday on a vacation to
Charleston to visit relatives and
friends.
Carl Wall and wife, of Gallipo.
lis. were visiting their parents Jas.
Mayes at Henderson, Saturday and
Sunday.
Sunday School will convene at
Look IL, Sept. 9th. at $50 a. m.
with q. A. Rhosdes, Supt.
Quite number of our people
attended the Labor Day oelebra-
ton at Point Pleasant Monday.
The moon. light pic MO given
by Mr.. N. P Hope. Thursday
night was pleasant and profitable
meeting the night was fine and
the ATTENDING was large and the
exercises we're interesting; the reci.
tions by the Sunday School pupils
were we'll rendered. The singing
was conducted by Mr. Emory Rhee
mic and Mr. Ira Burdett. which was
interesting.
At the close of the exercises Toe
cream and cake and watermelon
were served promptly at IL O'Clock
The guests departed to their
homes wishing Mr. Hope many re-
turns of the day
Have you a coupon for a bottle
of that Iron and Alum Water now
on sale at Van Gilder'sY IF so,
better send it in and get your share
of the rakeoff. or if you dent want
it yourself. give to some che more
appreoiative. It's a good thing,
and ought to be tried by some
body, while it can be got free of
cost.
See the advertisement of the
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Judge Par sons Opinion in Full

Beginning with this issue g
commence publishing the opinion
rendered by uige VIM. A.
Parsons in the suit of the appeal
case of the B & o Railroad as to
their assessment made by the
Board of Public Works, which was
tried here. We will publish the
opinion in full but will run it in
sections as it is too long for us to
handle in one issue.
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Friday night Miss Florence
Howard pleasantly entertained g
few OF her friends at her home on
upper Wand street at farewell
party to her guest and cousin Miss
Mamie Enders, of Cincinnati. An
enjoyable evening was spent by
the young folks. Those present
were the hostess, Mics Howard,
and honored guest Miss Eoders,
Misses oallie Comstock. Lizzie
Carpenter, Bessie Liter, Carrie
Friedman. Anna Written. Messrs
Sidney Friedman, Ed. and Chap.
Howard. Lem Reslop. James Left.
wioh, Chas. Baird.