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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23
5 PiGKETe ARE ARRESTED IN
 LOWELL
Charged with UniawfuIly As sembIing-B Been Riding on Trains and Making Great NuiSances of Themselves.

Following close upon the heels of the attempt made by union pickets at Lowell to have J. NJ. Johnson placed under a bond to keep the peace, which resulted in a dismissal of the charge and complaint by Justice Grier of that place on Friday, yester- day warrants were sworn out for five union pickets on a charge of unlaw- ful assembly. The pickets who were placed under arrest are Messrs. Shields, White, Cooper, Arndt and Manning. They were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Geo. Humm and brought before Justice Grier at Low ell, where they were released under bonds in the sum of s25O each. and the trial set for Thursday of next week.
 The complaints were sworn to by J. NJ. Johnson, and are based upon Par 372 of the Penal Code, which read as follows:
 Whenever two or more persons assemble together to an unlawful act, and separate without doing 1t, or ad- vancine toward it, or do lawful act in a violent, boisterous. tumultuous manner, such assembly is an unlaw- full assembly. Every person who participates In any unlawful assem- bly Is guilty of a misdenieanor"
 The men arrested yesterday are members of Bisbee Local 10S W. F. NJ, and have been most active in do- ing picket duty since the call of the strike on April 9th. They have done picket duty in Bisbee, Lowell and surrounding towns, and part of the time have served as members of the strike committee. They have met incoming trains, and have travelled on trains between Osborne and Bisbee and Lowell distributing circulars and talking to incoming workinmen with the object of inducing them not to go to work. At Lowell two or more of their number have met all trains, and on one occasion a riot was mar rowly ayerted sy the persistence of pickets and union men who were ar guing with a group of non-union min CTS who had just stepped from the train
 The complaint fled yesterday bE ! the firm of Neale & Ross, of this city, who represent the prosecution, l charges that the above named de- | fendants have been acting as pick cts. and did willfully and unlawfully assemble to do an unlawful act. The unlawful act described in the com plaint was the inducing, threatening and .intimidating divers persons from ! engaging in the employment of vari- i ous corporations, said persons being l engaged in a strike against employ ment of men by such corporations.
 The unlawful act is alleged to be 1 the picket duty which the. defend ants have been carrying on for sev
 eral weeks, and the specific date in the complaint against Shields and Cooper Is fixed at June 20. and the
 remaining three defendants are al legged to have committed an unlawful act on Saturday morning, June g. Attorney Neale, who will prosecute
 the case. said yesterday there were numerous decisions to support the
 complaint, and that it has been hell
 quite recently in several states thai
 peaceful picketing Is an unlawful act
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23
Popular Prices: 25C and 5Oe

present were; Harry Manney, Chas. Smith, Anderson Martin, Taylor Man ney, Max Mosher, Howard and Albert Dilloway, Tom, Harry and Willie Doyle. MT. and Mrs. Frank Coles, MT. and Mrs c. E. Rinehart, the Misses Ferber and Smith, Ben and Sam Frankenberg.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23

Bisbee, Ariz., June p, 1907. dr. c. E. Buxton, President, Bisbee Board of Trade,
 Bisbee, Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23
s suRpRlsE PARTY
in Honor of Return Of Maynard New
 man from school.

On Tuesday evening crowd of young friends of Maynard Newman. son of NIT. and Mrs. M. Newman, Of Mason Hill. gave an agreeable sur prise party welcoming his return from Howard Military School at Los Angeles. Games and other amuse- ments were indhlged in to the little hours of the morning, and music was one of the principal enjoyments or the evening. At II o'clock all sat down to a sumDtuous repast. and well wishes were exchanged among the lit tie ones. Charlie Smith acting as ioastnaster for the occasion. Those
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23
FOR SALE OR BOND.

Five lead-copper claims in Warren District, about nine miles northwest of Bfsbee. Main shaft at 142 it, drifts, 62 it., 24 it., p it. Easy terms. 4s. G., r. O. Box 537, Tosas- stone.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23

to be removed The owners of the shops are now obliged to paint signs ana publish advertisements in tfse Russian language only.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23
VISITING FaIENps nERE.

James D. Gray and wife of England. Arkansas. arrived yesterday morning and are visiting 0akes Rhodes. on Ma son Ifiis.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23
MUST USE RUSSIAN.

WILMA, June 22.-The Chief of Pc lice has ordered all Polish shop signs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-06-26
Mr.. Clarence Lewis end family,

=
Mr.. Clarence Lewis end family,
of Quincy. are here visiting rela-
tiYes and friends-and when we
cay friends that means every body,
for Mr. Lewis is known here as q
good hearted, polite and clever
gentleman. He has been connected
with the Z. & NJ. BY. for several
years and has proved a reliable and
efficient employee, having been
steadily promoted to places of re-
sponsibility snd trust. He has al
ways regarded Point Pleasant as
his home and pays US an animal
visit. The editor and boys in this
Office are enjoying the luxury Of
box of choice cigars, "Oollege
Days. presented US yesterday by
Mr.. Lewis. We wish them a happy
visit in our to. n and county.
Messrs Bert Bnrdett and D. S.
Snyder are up on the lakes for a
few days.
Mr. Geo. Childs was business
visitor in Hartford Monday and
Tuesday,
Mr. Mute Lowe, wife aud five
children, after visit with her par
ents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Tom Pullin, at
Heights. returned to Dtiddleport
yesterday.
Little Miss Herldah Heather
ipgton returned to her home at
Petersburg after a few days visit
here to her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Chambers.
Miss Jennie Davis entertained .
few of her intimate friends at her
home on Seventh avenue last even
ing in honor of her cousin, Mise
Ethel Bnrdett, of Point Pleasant
A delicious five course luncheon
was served, after which the party
consisting of Misses Ethel and
Winifrede Burdett. Jennie Lloyd.
Kate Cottle; Messrs Lyde Burdett,
Oliver Lloyd and Herbert Davis
spent an enjoyable evening at Cam
den park. The party was ohaper
oned by Mrs. Emma Davis
Huntington Advertiser, Friday.
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SAD NEWS.

Mr. F. M. Rawson, of Flat Rock
and son, Chas. Ravson and wife, of
Diokerson, were in the CITY last
Friday enroute to Parkersburg,
where they will meet the remains
of Wiley Rawson, who was killed
in Cincinnati last Wednesday,. He
was working for a construction
company on a large school build
ing,and the derrick used for rails
ing the heavy timbers fell and the
boom of it, struck him knocking
him off the building to the ground
killing him instantly, The deceas
ed WIS married and leaves wife
besides bis parents and brothers to
mourn. His remains were laid to
rest in the Odd Fellows cemetery
at Parkersburg, Saturday.
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AS nature has designed friend.
ship and love TO exist between the
sexes, it has changed to form be-
tween Mr.. John Hall and Miss
Ora Noble, both of Heights, West
Va, and has been solemnized by
the holy rites of matrimony be.
tween the two, which took place al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. An.
son Noble, June 10. 1907, promptly
at twelve o'clock. Quite a number
of friends and relatives were pres.
emit 10 witness the ceremony, Rev.
Wingrove, of the United Brethren
Church, officiating After the
marriage ceremony was pronounced
delightful repast, which had
been prepared of all the dainties of
nature, those present, headed by
the prloe and groom, formed q
CIRCLE around the table and enjoyed
a social reunion of friends and rel
stiyes. and a fine dinner.
The number of friends that were
present WAS 81 in number viz:
VIM Noble and family, Beech Hill;
Robert and George Noble, of Cliff
ton; Frank Mcdaniel, family and
mother. of Heights; Ella White, of
Gallipolie; Anna Smith and daugh-
er, of Pom. Pleasant; Elijah Ad-
ans, family aud niece, of Heights;
David Dickens. OF Old Town; Jas
milford, and Mrs. Henry Noble. OF
Heights,
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day
OF June, A d. 1907, the undersigned. n. G.
Treat and George W. Crawford, partners do
ing business as Treat q Crawford OF Pitts
the county court of the county OF Mason,
State Of West Virginia, an application for
the franchise and the right 70 lay, maintain
aud operate pipes, tubing and conduits in,
over and through the public roads. ways and
bridges Of Mason county, West Virginia, for
the purpose OF transporting and conveying
natural gas for the period OF twenty-five
years; and
That the county court OF said Mason eoun-
ty, West Virginia, will on the Nth day OF
July, A d. le07. be asked TO make an order
granting said franchise and right. A copy
of the order which said county court will be
asked TO make Is now on Gle with the Clerk
Of said county court at the Town Of Point
Pleasant, West Virginia
n. G. TREAT& GEO. W. CRAWFORD,
Partners as Treat & Crawford.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Anora Kenny lie visiting
relatives in Petersburg.
Miss Eliza Ysager is spending a
weeks vacation at her home in
Pleasant Flats.
Miss Mary Hogg, of Morgan
town, is here visiting her grand
mother.
Miss Evz Mitchell has returned
from school at Athene, Ohio.
Miss Linda Written is visiting
her grandfather al Glenwood
Mrs S. Baum left yester day for
Baltimore on visit to her brother,
Miss Gertrude Morisrty is quite
sick with malaria fever.
Nh. j. j. Thayer, of Charleston,
was here Friday.
Mrs. A O. Cox and son, of Flax.
ton, were in town Friday.
Mr.. Jas. woodward. of Couch,
was here Saturday.
Mr.. James TuIley, of Brsxton
county, was here last Thursday
the guest of his sister, Mrs W. W.
Bryan.
Miss Alice Hall, of Grafton, is
the guest of her aunt aud unole,
Mr. and Mrs D. S. Snyder.
Mr.. Benny Tracy, of Wheeling,
is here visiting his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Franklin.
Messrs Thomas b Kemper and
j s Roush. of New Haven, were
here Thursday on business.
Mr. W. S. Morgan, of Grimm's
Lauding. was iu town Thursday.
Judge j. L Thorn, of Wyoms,
and grandson, Mr.. Lelond Forrest,
were visitors in town Saturday.
Mr.. Asa Roseberry, near town,
called last Saturday and renewed
his subscription to the Register.
Miss Freeman, of Detroit, Mich ,
arrived here last Saturday on a
few days visit with her father, Mr.
o. b Freeman, at The Spencer.
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Mr.. Luciau Hogg, Of Roncevert,
was here last Friday.
Mr. Geo. MoLcud, of Henderson
is now located in California.
olarsnoe Binkley. of Cincinnati,
lie here visiting his cousin, Cory
Love.
Miss Laura Petty. of Middle.
port. was visiting her parents here
Sunday
MIR. Herman Clark, of Graham
Station; was here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. M. j. Price. near Letart.
called Saturday and renewed his
subscription.
Mr.. W. D. HyIton. of Charles.
ton, vas hers Sunday visiting
friends.
Mrs. Robert Haptonstall and
daughter, Miss Veva. returned
Sunday night from a visit in Gin
oinnati.
Mrs. W. @. Jorden ard baby are
visiting Mr.. Jordan's parents at
Evansville, OHIO.
Mrs. O. j. Eokard, of Five Mile,
was in town last Thursday shop
ping and made this Office a call.
Miss Katherine Moriarty return
ed home from Wheeling yesterday
on account of the illness of her
sister, Miss Gertrude.
Mrs. Oscar Douglass, of Buffalo,
and Mrs. ]. R Douglass. of Burns
vile, were visitors in our city Sat.
urdsy.
Miss Lula Singleton, Miss Ma
BILE Huff and Miss Opa William.
son, of Parkersburg, spent Sunday
here with Mrs. Will Kenny
Mr.. Cory Love and Mr.. Charley
Rausbottom went to Huntington
Saturday evening and was accom-
panied home by Mrs. Ransbottom
and children who have been visi-
ting week.
Mrs. Monroe jenkins and son,
Mr.. Leland Foreit, of Red Oreek,
N. Y, arrived here last Thursday
on a two weeks visit to her parents,
Judge and Mrs. j. L. Thorn, at
Wyoms.
Miss Ora Carpenter, attending
college at Parkersburg, was here
Sunday and Monday, the guest of
her sister Miss Lizzie.
Mr.. Harvey Yonker, of East
Liverpool, Ohio, was here visit ng
his maxy friends. last week. Mr..
Yonker is in very poor health, suf-
fering with looomotor ataxia.
Master Bryan Greenlee has re-
turned home from Romney.
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Notice.

List OF applicants for License for CARRYING
on the business Of selling, Offering Tor ale.
exposing for sale and soliciting and receiving
orders for, spirituous liquors. wines, porter,
places hereinafter set out, in the town 81
Mason, Mason County, West Virginia, for
the year commencing July the LIST, 1917, naid
applications 70 be made 70 the Town Conn.
TO be held at the council chamber ON the 18th
day Of July, 1907:
William II. Wilson, residence Mason, Ma
SOD County, West Virginia, place OF bugInea8
corner Front and Pomeroy streets, Mason,
West Va
Given under my hand this the 18th day OF
June, 1907. RE- BADER
June l9-5w RecoFder.
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officers Elected By Epworth League
Convention In Session at Park.
ersburg.

OAn0oA 81
The Epworth League Confer
suoe of Psrkersburg District, which
was in session at st, Pauls M. E
Church, South, Parkersburg last
week, elected the following officers:
President, W b, Evans, of Ripley;
First Vice. President, w B More
head, of Ripley; second Vice Pres
tdent, Rev. j. L. Yinson, of ST.
Marys; third Vice. President, Miss
Nora Weifer, of Parkersburg;
fourth Vice President. Mrs Benja
min Franklin, of Point Pleasant;
5eoretery, Miss Lolita Wilcox, of
North Psrkersburg.
Point Pleasant was ohosen as the
place of meeting for the Confer
4noe for next year.
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TRINITY NJ E. CHURCH.

Preaching every Sunday, both
morning and night.
Next Sunday the pastor will
preach temperance sermon at II
O'Clock, subject: what of the
Night" and at 8 O'Clock he will
preach the third in the series on
Buny ans Pilgrims Progress; sub
ject: ''The Wicket Gate"
Sunday School at $50, and Ep.
worth Lesgue Devotional Meeting
at Z O'Clock. The subject of the
Epworth League meeting will be
1.-THE Evils of Commercialism, Es.
pecially as Seen in the Liquor
Business" and the leader will be
Mr.. Eber Dawson.
Trinity Church invites you tc
worship in these services,
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Gard of Thanks.

We desire 10 extend our sincere
thanks to the many friends who 30
kindly assisted Us at the time of
our bereavement by the death of
our beloved son and brother, and
for the many manifestations of
love and respect to our departed
loved one,
L. W. Caldwell and Family y
Some msn are so nice to theil
wives that it arouses the suspicion
of the neighbors.
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PLEASANT FLATS CHURCH

Rev. Carl Barth has the promise
of Rev D. j. Renery, of the Bream
Memorial Presbyterian Church of
Charleston to assist BIN in con-
Quoting series of services at the
Flats UhuToh about the second or
third week in July.
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Notice.

List Of applicants for License for Carrying
exposing for sale and soliciting and receiving
orders for, gpirituous liquors, wines, porter
ale, beer and drinks OF q like nature, at the
places hereinafter set out, in the Town OF
for the year commencing July the LIST, lQg7,
said applications TO be made 70 the Town
Council OF said town at q special meeting
thereof 20 be held at the council chamber on
the 18th day OF Jnly, 1907:
Kinney Schwartz residence Mason, Mason
County. ". Va, place OF buainess conner
Front and Pomefoy Streets
Given under my hand this the nth day Of
RE. BADER, Recorder.
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j. Friedman G Go.
ALWAYS ON TIE SQUARE

When we quote prices on our summer suits and
say excellent suits, handsomely made and beautifully
trimmed correctly cut etc, at $40, II, 15 Ii and
20 We only singing the same old song that every
clothing house sings. It's song that's being sung
by clothiers all over the country. There's no copy
right it-our clothes can sing It's no trouble to
quote prices and unless yon see the garments at the
price, the price cuts the figure What you get for
your money is what tells the tale.
WE KNOW our suits at the prices quoted are
better than others at like price, and we ask you to
examine them If they are not better don't buy them
don't think of buying them. Put us to the test
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

No preaching services either
Sunday morning or Sunday
night in this church on June Both,
the Pastor being under appoint
ment of his Presbytery to preach
that day at Milton. W. Va.
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Joseph Kramer was fined $50 for
issuing money order without
having received the money. He
is postmaster at Poca, Kanawha
county.
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THE CHURCHES.
CHRIST CHURCH.
REV. j. HOWARD GIBBONS, RECTOR.
q

REV. j. HOWARD GIBBONS, RECTOR.
Service at Christ Church to.
night at 8 O'Clock, Choir practice
after service.
Service Sunday night 8 O'Clock
There will beservice at Spilman
Chapel Sunday morning IL O'Clock
The Offering at Spilman Ohapel
Sunday morning will be for the
Mems Thank Offering.
Come and worship with us.
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NJ. E. CHURCH. SOUTH.

HOHEEI r, HILL,
/ Special program Epworth League
Friday night.
Sunday School at $50 a. m.
Owing to the absence of the Pas.
tor there will be no preaching in
this church next Sunday.
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There will be an abundance oil
blaokberries this year and this will
be good news to the thousands of
housekeepers of Point Pleasant,
whoput up the luscious berry by
the bushel every season. All the
good patches about the county are
already spotted by those who in.
tend to pick.
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A Narrow Escape.
Will 7. Rodgers Has a Narrow Es
cape by Being Killed by Light

Will 7. Rodgers. living on the
o. y. Miller farm. was severely
shocked by lightning last Friday
while narrowing corn. He YVES
standing at the horses heads hold
ing them when the bolt of light
ming came When Mr.. Rodgers
regained conscience he and the two
horses and colt were lying on the
ground. One of the horses was
dead. the other one and colt soon
recovered. Mr.. Rodgers right arm
was badly disabled
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uhnSnLet Etnel, OF Oharlestoni are
the guests Of Mr.. j. P. Monroe
and family.
Mr.. o. H. White and wife re-
turned Monday from a visit to
relatives at Marietta.
Misses Leota Nuttsr and Alice
Craig are spending two weeks visi-
ting relatives and friends at Ray.
mond City and Charleston.
Senator Walter Cossin. of Ba.
den. ia quite sick with typhoid fe-
yer.
DR., F. j. MoCombs, of Pliney.
was in town yesterday.
Miss Alice Figley. of ChiIlioothe,
Ohio, is here visiting her sister
Mrs. A 3. Ayers.
Mr. Chas. Atiig, who has been
clerking in the clothing depart
ment of j. Friedman & Co.. this
CITY. has resigned his position and
gone to his home at Steubenville,
Ohio.
Mr.. P. s. Lewis and wife, j B.
Tippett, wife and son, Mrs- Edna
Campbell will leave Thursday for
Valley Heights at Pence Springs.
j. B. Tippett will return in few
days and then go back later in July
when he will take his family from
the hotel to their camp on Green
brier.
Hon. o. E. Hogg. Dean of the
law department at Morgantown, ar.
rived here Sunday evening from
Washington, D. O., to attend to
some business matters. He will
probably leave tomorrow for Nor
gantown.
Mr.. L. A. MoMillin, of Heights,
left to-day for a two weeks visit to
friends and relatives at Marion, o /,
aud other points He was accom-.
panied by his sister.in law. Miss
Carrie Somerville, of Old Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Reynolde, of
Point Pleasant, who have been
spending a few days with Mrs
Reynolds parents. Squire L. s.
Lee and wife, in AmandaviIle, left
Monday for visit of several days
to relatives at Handley.-St. Al
bans Herald.
Mrs, L. @. Riddle and baby have
returned from visit to her parents
at Delaware, Ohio.
Mr.. j. Wallace Burdett, sick
with smallpox at Charleston, we are
glad to announce is improving and
will be discharged next Tuesday.
Mrs. Capt. Gebhart is in the
city this week, the guest of Mrs.
John Harden.
Misses Matte Troscbke and 10.
sic Bishop, were visiting friends
at Huntington. Sunday.
MIR. Name Curry and wife we're
visiting relatives at Huntington,
Sunday.
Mrs. Ricketts,, of Huntington, is
here visiting her mother, Mrs Ran
kin Wiley.
Miss Alice Neale is home for a
few weeks from Winston, North
Carolina, where she is teaching in
a business college.
Mrs. Adelia Waugh, of Ports.
mouth, who has been visiting Mr..
John R. Couch and family, at
Couch, returned home Saturday
accompanied by Miss Margaret
Couch. They were the guests of
Mrs. Geo. W. Tippett and family
while here Saturday.
Mr.. 1. E W. Mckinley, mail
agent ON the K. G. M, and bride,
arrived here yesterday from their
bridal trip to jamestown and other
points of interest in the East
They have taken rooms at The
Spencer
Miss Garnet Lupton, of Gallipo-
lis. was the guest of Miss Irene
Bowyer, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John Harden and
two children were visiting Mrs
Harden's brother, MIR. Steve Mack.
ley, at Huntington, Sunday.
Miss Muss Kiger. of Huntington,
was here over Sunday visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Kiger.
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Lost

Somewhere on Main street be-
ween the postoffice and 10th street
link brecsIet Finder will please
return to this ofioe and be re-
Rarded.
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When a woman comes up to you
and says, "Say, listen, but DOM
tell anybody" and then starts in
on a long gossiping story, look
ont. That same person will tel
some one else this. "They say thai
3, and SO told me-" Do you catot
onP
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Mrs. John W. English, who is
President of the Ladies' Committee
in charge of the old cemetery,
and while overseeing some work
in the cemetery, tripped and fell
down the high steps at the en-,
trance and broke her wrist and sus
tanned other injuries. This good
woman has the sympathy of ev.
erybody, and all hope for hel
speedy recovery.
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A Georgia woman who swore she
wouldn't marry a man on the face
of the earth," took one up into the
cupola of the State Capital and
married him there. It's hard to
escape from q woman if she is de.
termined to have you.
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Mr.. Ferd johnson. living near
town, last Thursday caught a large
ground hog near his home that had
its head fastened in tin can. No
doubt the ground hog had been
trying to eat something out of the
can aud was caught in this man.
peE,
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If you don't read the Register
you don't get all the news.
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The many friends of Mrs. W. D.
Holmes, who has been sufferer
from rheumatism for many months,
were pleased to see her out on Sat,
urday last, in Morris chair. She
visited her mother, Mrs. Adkins,
and met many other friends.