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Evening journal., 1907-06-14
Sailor Ties for Women

Fashion has set the stamp of approval
on the beautiful golden brown color, and
as usual the thing that you want most is
the hardest to get. In most stores there
are no tan shoes at all. Here it's diff
ferent. Bring your tan troubles to this
store and you will 60 away happy.
Golden brown or Russia calf Sailor
Ties, medium, pointed or broad toes,
$3.50
Tan Russia Calf Button Shoe, short
vanip. high heel and narrow toe in dark
shade OF tan .-............ -..s - 91.oO
Women's Tan Vici Kid, Gibson Ties,
batty toe shape ..................S $50
Childrens Russia and Willow Calf
Shoes and Oxfords ... $500, $2.2s, $3.50
Babies Tan Shoes and Ankle Ties,
75c to $I.So
Evening journal., 1907-06-14
Thin Women Have Glove TROUBLES.

Those women who. rather than be
fat. gladly will reduce themselves to
condition where "scrawny" is the
most truthful term with which to de-
scribe them. find that being a sylph
has disadvantages. One of those draw.
backs relates to elbow-length gloves.
They simply won't stay put" on thin
forearms. The latest devices to keep
them in place is a circiet Of artificial
flowers fastened on a rubber band that
snaps above the elbow.
Evening journal., 1907-06-14
Waists

If you need'waists, you'lllneed no FUR
ther encouragement to buy than thehtkms
listed below. If you don't need them
right now, just remember that youkwill
before many months, and consider that
then you will pay more for them. That
should decide you.
Waists trimmed in VAL lacela and en-
broidered effect ........ ........ .$2.so
Fancy Waists, lace trimmed ....$Loo
Tailored Waists of fine tucks, long
sleeves, can be worn with eithera soft or
laundered collar ..............t..$I .$I.oo
Lingerie and Persian lawn waists,
trimmed in Val lace and filet medallions,
$500 andi$5.oo
Evening journal., 1907-06-14
Skirts and SaCqucs

Ours are selected} with a defniteSpur-
pose, that only the carefully made--per-
fectly modeled-artistically llyidecorated, and
refined garments--may be offered for
your selection.
All the difference lbetweensours and the
usual sort, is in the garments themselves.
There is little. difference in the prices
Where there is price variahon-you can
depend upon'it-that our patrons get the
benefit.
Seersuclar Skirts, good quality, blue
and grey stripes ...............5o 75c
Seersucker Skirts, extra size, deep
hounce stitched with bands, hasidust ruff
tie $3.50. ... .......-. ..i.......... .9I.OO
Dressing Sacques, of figured lawn,
tucked back, kimono or high neck,
/ soc, 75c
Sacque of fine white lawn, made with
square or round neck, tucked back, and
belt ..... ...l... .....-..... .9I.oo
Long Kimonos, in pretty lowered
lawns, some havetsatin facings,
$I.oo and $2.oo
Evening journal., 1907-06-14
RuSHLINE

Freight received for all points, given
personal attention, and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and by pesl
routes
Boats leave both wilmington and
Philadelphia at 500 p. m. daily, Sunday
excepted.
Through rates and bills Of lading is-
sued
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS Co,
Pier 3, South Wharves. Philadelphia
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-06-14
The caressine Irish Voice.

T. P. O'Connor in p. r. o.
There is no voice in the world which
I think so soft-with so much Of coo
and caress in it-as the Irish voice. !
am not going TO be guilty Of the-fony
of trying to make out that my coun-
trymen are angels; no.. know they
have plenty Of faults; but in the ordi-
nary intercourse Of life there is no
people who have pleasanter. moro
oourtly and more engaging manners.
Evening journal., 1907-06-14
rondon's Matinee Girls.

Lady's Pictorial
I have heard people marvel at the
number OF women and girls who fnd
time 10 attend the matinees at the
London theatres. and even wait ouf-
side the doors for hours to obtain good
seats in the cheaper PARTS. ] must
confess that the phenomenon gives
furiously to think" in these strenuous
times. when so many women make
such point of taking life Seriously %
Evening journal., 1907-06-14
.ngs. says ths New yorl. EvenIns

ings, says the New York Evenins
Sun.
But is It necessary that expressmen
play baseball with harmless. helpless
packages? Here everv one asks. "but
do they?" Not habiIually, perhaps;
they probably haven't regularly organ
lied teams. but on a suburban plat
form little group of amazed people
stood watching while two expressmen
and station hand used one long
package, perhaps Darasol. and one
small one. to play a game that lasted
ten minutes and seemed full Of excite
ment and charm for the players. None
Of the group had sent or were expect
ing an express package that day, but
if any of their names had been dis
covered on either OF those bundles how
their laughter would have changed
into wrath and loud cries for rules.
proper service, reform and revenge.
Evening journal., 1907-06-14
IRON STEAMERS ..BRANDYWrfIE

IRON STEAMERS VINE
AND "CITY OF CHESTER"
Leave Wilmington, Fourth Street Wharf
week days and Sundays, for Chester and
Philadelphia at 730 and 1880 a. m, L30
and 4.15 j. m.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street
Wharf. week days and Sundays at 7.30
and 1870 a. m, l3O and AIS p. m.
Leave Chester one hour later
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS Extra
boats leave Wilmington and Philadelphia
at ZOO and $50 D. m.
For Washington Park. 1870 a. m IsO
4.15 and ZOO p. m. Returning, leave WASH
ington Park at 430. 7.15 and 1000 D. M.
Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays. be-
tween Philadelphia and Wilmington one
way, 30c-round trip. Soc on an other
days special one day limited fare one way
15c-round trip 25c.
HORACE WILSON. General Manager
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HThe Blessed Damos.l.D

"The Blessed Damosel.S
Blest be the maid
A queen, say +
Who cannot cook
AND DOES NOT TRYi
Buffalo News.
Evening journal., 1907-06-14
WATCH FOR THE DOLLAR.

Special for June.
S1.O0 gold-flled rimless Glasses
Cubberly, s24 Market streets
Evening journal., 1907-06-14
$500 chain Free.

During June we give this Free with
all watches sold. s1.O0 per week.
Mitchelrs, Seventh and Poplar
Streets
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-09

Will Brannon. of Flat Rock.
paid visit to his parents, j s
Branuon and wife, from Sunday
till Monday
Miss 2 De Rims has been sick for
some time, but she is improving at
this writing.
Mrs L w Smith aud two small
children. after spending nearly two
weeks with her parents. MIR and
Mrs l. q Clendenin, returned to
her home at Adamston, Saturday
There will be a spelling school
at Lone Oak school house next Fri
day night. A lalf dozen school
teachers and a score or more of
good spoilers are expected to take
part in the spelling contest.
Miss Maggie Knopp has been
somewhat indisposed for several
days.
The public roads are in bad CON.
dition.
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HICKORY CHAPEL.

correspondence, 3.
Rev Oh Baker delivered grand
sermon at hickory Chapel Sunday
P w Morrison and cons have
purchased. the DR. Mossman farm
at Hickory Chapel. This farm has
been owned by DIR Mossman for
many years, and we are glad that
this farm has fell into the hands of
suoh fine people.
Hickory Chapel sch ,ol is pro-
crossing nicely under the care of
Mics Merlia Waybright.
Mrs Henry MoDermott who has
been ill for some time. is some bet
ter.
Paul Schools, of Qainnemont.
who was visiting his father, P o
Schools, returned to Martins Fer
ry.
Jas Schools. of Heights, was
visiting his father, Sunday.
Mrs Sadie Rifle and family, of
Mason City, were visiting her faith
er, P o Schools, through the holt
days. Pansy.
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MILL STONE.

Correspondence, Z.
Rev Meadows has commenced
his protraoted meeting at Mt Oar
mel. ALI are invited to attend
Samuel Baker and wife, Golda
Jones and little daughter Fay.
were visiting Jane Lanier and fam
lily. Sunday
Chas Burris and family. Chae
Taylor and family, Ell Burris and
family, were visiting Alonzo Bur
ris and family, Sunday.
Mrs Efie Moodespsugh, daught.
or, and little son. returned home
Saturday after few days visit with
relatives. accompanied by her
niece, Miss Gusta Crew.
Chas hilbert ard wife were Yisi
ting his mother, last Tuesday, at
MERGERS Bottom
Mr. Allie McGraw is very ill at
this writing Sunshine.
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Saturday, the End day of Feb
luarY. 1907.
Order Of Publication.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AZ Rules held in the Clerks ONCE of the
sft Court OF Mason County. on Monday
the 9TH day OF January, 1907. The following
order was entered:
j. II. Hensley, Administrator of the estate
OF Andrew J. Hall. deceased, Plaintiff.
Mrs. Fannie Hail, Mrs. Joseph .Louden,
Joseph Louden, Gene QnIlIen, william
2uillens Clara Knight, Tobias Knight,
.dattie TOY. George Roy, Robert Hall,
william Hall. Charles Hall, Grace Hall
and Everett Hall, the last Two OF whom
years, Hugo Juhling, Jrs and-Charies w
Juh1lng, partners doing business under
me nrm name OF h Juhling's Gems, De-
In ChanceTy.
The object Of the above entitled suit is to
settle the accounts OF the said plaintiff, as
Aoministrator Of the estate of Andrew ]
nan. deceased 80 have an accounting show
cSdent, their amounts and priorities: that
tne amount and value of the personal and
real estate OF the said decedent be oRcerfafn-
eds that the real estate, of which the said
AnoreW j. Hail. died seized and possessed,
De sold, II there be not sufficient perBonai
property In the hands of said plaintiff with
which 10 pay the debts of said decedeuf
ana the proceeds arising therefrou be an.
pied 20 the payment Of the debts and iIabIff-
ties OF the said decedent. and 10 have All
Other accounts and oyders which are r,r,r,eS.
and made In this cause. And IT aupearfn1
Dy 9mdayit diedfn this cause that fine de-
Ienoants Mrs. Joseph Louden and 1oaeuh
I. onde2 are non-residents OF this State. it Is
month after the date Of the frst Publication
their interests
Acopy-Teste:
someryilIe somerville. sois. for PIaintIn.
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Hon. Charles Hughes, new Gov
ernor of New York, has started
right and as was to be expected
from suoh beginning he. has adj
ministered solar plexus blow to
machine politicians. In demand
ing that the ballots in the election
by which Mcclellan was alleged to
have been made mayor If New
York City, be recounted and q
square deal given to W, r. Hearst,
he has shown a disposition which
will be approved by all lovers of
Justice, but will naturally be de.
nounced by all ballot box suffers
and election thieves.
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Fitting Welcome Accorded State
University Bows.

By far the most popular and in
every respect the most enjoyable
feature of the evening. was the
baritone solo "a Day Dream"
sung by MIR Harlan. Mr. Harlan
has voice which, considering his
comparative youth, should be his
fortune, and it must be said that
few man who have appeared on
the professional stage in this city
recently have outolassed him as q
baritone.
The entire program was oharao
teristio of the college glee club,
and was bright, raoy and formed a
delightful medley of vocal and in.
strumental Observation-Disclosures
Dispatch.
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Records Are Now Complete.

Prof. Virgil A. Lewis. state his
torian and srchivist, is classifying
and arranging donations for both
the library and museum sections OF
his departments. One of the most
valuable contributions ever made
to the public document section OF
the library has just been received
from Hon. H. r Howard, of Point
Pleasant. 1t completes what Mr..
Lewis has been seeking go long,
that is, a complete Legislative his
tory of the state.
There is included in Mr.. How
ards contribution journals of the
West Virginia senste for the yeare
1865, 1866. 1867. 1868. 1869, 1870
1871, 1928, 1875, 1877, 1879, 1881
and journals of the house of dele.
gates for the same years, except
1865 and 1866. No other man in
the state knows more of the value
of Legislative history than Mr.
Howard does and his donation is
highly appreciated.-Charles
Mail.
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Sad Death of c. B. Withee.

Charles Beareman Weethee, OF
Lomond. this county. surrendered
to the last enemy-death-on Fri
day, lDecember 9th, at the city
hospital. He was stricken down
with Typhoid fever at his temper
ary home in Petersburg where he
was attending the Mountain State
Business College. He is survived
by his wife and two small children,
his aged mother, Mrs Rosa Pierce
and brother, George E. Weethee.
His remains we're inferred at Zion.
The funeral services were conduct
ed by his beloved pastor, Rev
Reuben Denny.
Mr.. Weethee was recognized as
being one Mason county's most
successful school teachers. On
Dot. 9th, last, be entered upon q
course at the Mountain State Bust
ness College. where he applied
himself diligently to his work up
to the beginning of his last illness
The disconsoIate widow and two
fatherless children havs the sin
Csrs sympathy of every one in
their bereavement. KY.
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OLD TOWN.

Correspondence, Z.
Presiding Elder Rev Carder, has
been somewhat indisposed for sew
eral days He was not able to hold
his quarterly meeting Saturday
and Sunday. but the meeting was
held by Rev G A Davis, of New
Haven.
oryal Eoksrd, who has been sick
for week or two. is much improved
Mrs M j Wineer was the guest
If her dsughter-in law. Mrs E @
Winger, of Point Pleasant Satur-
day Mrs E O Winger had just re-
turned from a months visit to her
parents who live in Missouri.
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Progressive Ticket Wins.

At the Municipal election held
in the town of Mason, on January
3, 1907. the Progressive Ticket
made clean sweep, eleoting the
entire ticket, as follows:
Mayors. A. Lewis,
Recorder-Ed Bader,
Sargeant-Henry Hennosy,
Counoilmen : Claude Ryan,
Andy Young. Harvey Baily. Philip
Gress. Ed Raybould.
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Buy your hose at
Mrs. L j Williamson
LOCUST KNOB.
(near Ben Lomond. !

Correspondence. ).
James Siders, one of the trust
ees of Mud Run school was visi
ting the school and says it is pre-
crossing nicely with " e Here
ford, as teacher.
The roads in this section are very
bad at the present writing.
Mr.. Hushell, who has been en-
ployed at Huntington, returned
home last Friday He and his wife
will leave for Columbus Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Persiuger is ill at this
writing.
Mess Bertha Burns is oontem-
plating trip TO Huntington.
Mrs. Grace Hereford, who has
bsen sick, is some better at this
writing.
John Persinger, of EIweII, is
very ill at this writing
Our big stock taking sale CON-
menoes Saturday Jan. 9Th and ends
Jan. 18th. The Bon.T Ton
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LEON

Correspondence, 3.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. BurreI Spurlock,
celebrated their 5Oth anniversary,
Monday, Jan Z. 1907 Those pres
emit were their children and grand
children. Mrs. Louisa Rutherford,
of ST. Adams. Robert Spurlock,
of Freedom, Pa. Mrs Henry Neale
and children. of GalIipolis Ferry,
Allen Spurlook, of New Brighton,
Pa. Mr. and Mrs Henry Calder
wood and children. of this place,
Miss Marie Spurlock and Writ o.
Spuriook. They received Moe and
useful presents. We wish the old
couple may live many more years,
and that their lives may ever be
happy.
Mrs Nancy Ann Martin, is we
J are sorry to say, very i'll at this
writing.
Clinton KimberIing, of Wells
vile. o. was atSthis place Sunday
Mrs j II Ferguson. Ernest Fer.
gnson and little Mice Pearl Chsmb-
ers we're visiting friends at Spring
field, O., last week.
Miss Marie Spurlook will leave
Tuesday to visit her brother, Robt
Spu,lock, at Freedom. Pa.
Miss Dortha Waugh, of Thir-
teen. left Sunday for Roane CONN.,
ty, whore she will teach school.
SCOTT Smith was at home SUM-
day. Sioux.
Buv vour hose at
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FLAXToN.

Rev Q F Hagen, is holding q
series of me eting's at Pine Grove
Mr. Charles v Cox wife and baby
of Dsleware. Ohio. have returned
home after short visit to his
parents. Mr. and Mrs A o Cox
Mr. j Eokard, who has been i'll
for quite while, is slightly i'm
proved at this writing
Miss Pearl Cox. who has been SO
ill for weeks past. We are glad to
say is improving
Mrs Ida E kard is threatened
with pneumonia.
DR. Lusher. of Ben Lomond was
a professional caller in this vicini
ty Sunday
The roads in this vicinity is al
most impossible.
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WANTED QUICKLY

$50 working men, of good
habits, either single or men of
families. Largest number of
men to cut stave bolts, next
largest number to work on
stave or saw mills. Men to
cut logs. A few good teamsters
and teams, and general laborers.
Will try to pay good wages and
give steady work. Write if you
must; better still, if you fill the
requirements, to come without
writing.
D. G. COURTNEY,
Charleston, w. Va.
Jan 9-smo
Beware of the man who is envious
of the happiness of others.
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The West Virgins University
Glee and Mandolin Clubs will sp
pear in concert in Point Pleasant
on January Is. They are taking
the most extensive tour ever ar
ranged for these musical organize
tions and their membership is also
at top notch, there being 30 in the
party. Their itinerary includes
Cumberland. Md, Lexington and
Clifton Forge. Vs. thence over
the entire length of the Q. & o B.
R. in this state and up the Ohio
river. then back by way of Mounds
vile to Morgantown. A total of
fourteen concerts will be given and
as the Clubs are said to be better
than ever this year they expect to
have the most successful tour in
their history. They have a num-
Der of excellent solo numbers, both
vocal and instrumental and two of
the soloists who were so successful
last year will be heard again.
The Clubs will sing before both
branches of the Legislature while
in Charleston where they always
receive the most cordial of well
comes. They are giving Durbin,
Pocahontas county. a wide berth
as will be noticed by their itinerary
For two successive years that To-
oality has proven a hoodoo to the
Glee and Mandolin Clubs; upon
one occasion they were showed up
there for two days and the next
time their route passed through
that town they were held up by a
wreck and arrived at their destina-
ton barely in time to give their
concert.
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Big Bank Wrecked by Bomb

Big Bank Wrecked by Bomb.
Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 5.-De
handing loan of S.. 600 and fail
ing to get it, man who has moi
been identified dropped bomb in
the Fourth Street National Bank
shortly before noon today, blowing
him to pieces and instantly killing
the cashier, w u. MoLear, and in
juring six others, one or two Of
whom may die
The only clue to the identity oil
the bomb thrower was a bunch oil
keys found in portion of clothing
attached to plate inscribed "R
Steele, Gardener, Iowa.
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Ieste:-A. p. BOGGkss. CIerk
Notice to Take Deposiriops.

To Mary z. Brown, Take Notice:
That on the 9th day~of February, A. d.
lyO5, between the hours OF O'Clock, a N.
and 6o'clock, p. N at the law office OF Son :
erville SomerviIle, in the Town OF Poii I
Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, /
Will take the deposition OF Nancy Bates
Charley Brown. Mary Bates, Wilt n Wright,
myself, and others, to be read in evidence In
my bekalf In a certain gnlt in chanceFy now
pending In tine Circuit Court OF the County
OF Mason, and Stale OF West Virginia, in
which am plaintiff and you are defendant
II irOm any cause the taking of said deposit
lions shall not be commenced on that day.
or IL commenced shall not be completed on
the day Aforesaid, the same shall be contin-
ued from day to day. from time to time,
at the same place and between the same
hourEy until the same shall have been COM
pieted EDWARD BROWN,
someryille & somerville. Soils.
Jan. 9-4w
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trustees Sale

ny virtue of that certain deed OF trust
0executed by Madison G. Fisher and Fran
ces Fisher, his vile, TO the undersigned
Trustee, dated the goth day of February,
1905, and recorded the County Court
Clerks ONCE of Mason County, West Vir-
Rinia, in Trust Deed Book No. %, page 40
&c, 10 secure Edwin e. Zerkle, the Pc yment
of one certain promissory note for the sum
OF $780, bearing date February 10th, 1905, with
Twelve months after date. and said note be-
ing due and payable according 20 It's tenor
anu effect. and default having been made in
the payment OF said note, and being reouir-
ed so TO do. Will on
Saturday, the End day of Feb
iuary, 1907,
commencing at ii o'clock a. M on said day
At the front door of the Court House OF Ma:
son County, West Virginia, sell for cash AZ
public auction 10 the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described tract of land convex ed by
said trust deed to said trustee, viz: ly-
log and being I'm the District OF
hoDinsons county OF Mason, State of West
virginia, and bounded and described a. fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at large black oak
stump on the n. Side Of the Graham Station
road and corner to the old survey thence
south 1e9 w. 70N poles 10 q stone on
the brink OF the hill, thence with q
the top OF hill, thence N. l5s z. 20 poles 10 a
stone near foot of hill, thence with old line,
Zuspan, Ohlinger and others 77e e 223
poles TO the beginning, estimated TO contain
Witness my hand this the 2nd day of jan
uary, 1907 J. McMII.IIN
Jan. 94-w. Trustee
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Negro Regiments to be Sent to tn,
Philippines.

The Ninth, Tenth, Fourteenth
and Twenty fifth regiments incIud.
ing all the negro soldiers in the
regular army in this country. have
been ordered to prepare for service
in the Philippines because it ie
their turn to go; not because of any
desire to get them out of the Unit.
ed States at the present time.