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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-18
rnoNn 1o,n WANT Az.

TO The star Main ieses lad
mas The star will call and col
iect the bin. and will send 10
yeu she answers 10 yeaF al
whea addressed care The star.
RATES EuR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISE tHsip
Wanted. ias.t ssa feaads ter
Uest. FeF sale. ste.l oas esss
= Nerd.
xrrU CATIONS WANTED ans,
~ NERD. rhTee itass Gos %
Cents.
ssvea word. or fractions ef
words C the iine, cash IN al.
vance, when charHod 60 an-
count actual number Of lines As
set Will DO souuted Minimum
atm fof an ~ad" IS cents Nals
lard Want Ad Agency, y n.
Maiiea. ssl Ballard Az OPP
CITY Hall
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FIVE MEN BLoWn
TO PIECES
fserlpps Tslsas.nh s.rsi..

IotffFNH TtIFIFsHH 5fFVIte
WiLLfANaPORT. Pa. June IL
Five men we're blown 10 pieces
IN an explosion IN the slnrams,
honinE. Pa. Posder ooinpsuys
plant The comblned weirht A
The flesh aud bones found zss q
pounds.
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STRIKE QUESTION
KNOWN TOMORROW
fserlpps Telegraph seriss.l

NEW YORK. June iS-The a.
nouncement Was made At the heac'
quarters Of the teiagfaphers. whers
the executive COMMITTEES Is mees
ing this after noon. that the cure
ton OF a strike vii be definitely
settled tomorrow
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4 tscflpps Telegraph ssfvles.l
WAalHNGTOs. June IA
= II leaked ont this afternoon 4
that the war department has
4 most significant scheme np If
4 sleeve for planning the man
4 ouyera on Puget sound next
. month. The real purpo7e lH
4 10 secure information fDr use
a providing there should ever be
war between the United
q states aud Japan or any other
4 foreign nation which might 1T
= tempt To capture the Puget
= sound district and take the
a Hremaftou navy yard
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siraicd 90 the satisfaction Of most
aerouauta that the air can be naYi
gated b. mechanical apparatus Of
this sort. which are Independent Of
winds and can bee steerod In any de.
sired direction
Or Alex. Graham He'll Inventor
OF the telephone. is expected 10 per
feet n machine during the present
summer which win add another
chapter to the performance Of the
Wright brothers At his summer
home at Cape nrcton island IN Can.
ada. Or Bell has constructed the
supporting surfaces Of an air ship
on the principles Of the tetrahedral
kite. and Il only remains for him
10 combine this with gasoline
motor which he has had constructed
for the purpose I'm order 10 complete
a flying machine which is expected
To Guido the performances OF the
Wright machine
The flying corps Of the army Is
watching all aerial Developments
and ar soon as convinced that some
thing practical ia 20 be had Gen
Allen promises 10 secure u for the
United States Or Alex. Graham
Dell Is In touch with the war de
partmont and is exceedingly pat
rlutic In his labor along these lines
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JOHN FREDERICK BROMLEY.
tssat,ir Stars Exclusive Scrsiee.l

ENFFN III u WTNN UFFV y Z 9 )
lssattlr stars Exclusive Sersiee.l
CHICAGO. IN. Iuae 10 Though
scarcely 2 years ~ axe. John Fred
erick uromiey has BY hia oNn wiah
dedicated his hfc - the mluistfH
Born ln the shades 81 the Moodf
institute. the child has evidenced q
remarkable mrmofA. and his
knowledge ~ 'ho scriptures aston
fishes eminent ditires Despite HE
solemn eaiHnR. under ordinary cir
cumaaueea De H. as playful and
carr free as his youthful compau.
ions
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OLD-TIME CAPE
FOR SMALL MAID

ola fashioned as a great grand.
mamma is the small girl this sum.
mcr. She wears her shoulder cape
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Will ACT ON
REPORT

Action viii be taken By The Geo
trail Labor council a lis rrgulEf
meeting tonight upon The report Il
the committee appointed ~ Tie
Retail Clerks union 20 Ascsrtals
whether all local stores are con-
plying with the new schedule q
the union relating 10 the hoas q
closing
Tho committee will report The
names Of two and possibly three
leading clothing and fnrnishiaf
goods stores Who failed to closs
az 10 O'Clock Saturday night
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II IL better 90 be sorry that you
didn't marry The Fifl than that you
did New York Press
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UNIVERSITY DISTRICT.


iroam madern cottage lot mugo. near
car line University District 81 s0H. fafa
cash. bal 81 uar month"; 90 uiu rent
aHtun fHf fIa NHr MONTH.
MuHnlH REALTY co.
Hif#lI Marion UIIa
HOME MAI INtNEHafrY NliEAH=
f4un cottage 81 st0 Hrfma frum owner
David Mitchell. ca rieHsef ul1g if#alzr
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Haa.a A washIaaiHa mfs
Il 5oHN IN 4 -
Naas Ft8 tHfNns hih
Passes Main Wt Iaa AA
NtH
- 40 iafs faslas b. mlaaiss % az
fiow lstanssf Hiaafs. eAsf tsfma etass
o. tau FaH
~ fiestst Eaaa afsesn thHse. = tiass
ffufa aAiff SRI tine fhtfst rafhi n Esai
faao. 4 nssaea Wfrt &c HHettit
10 t50 Aass lNaaiNa q sAfasa. nFnsizsA
irk saaHH as9 fNf e Asasfls. tiaasa
fsen isNe SAP faft asiifs sHsl =
81 stiia
~ COWS saasitrnf saHfsn and fFait
taf4 es ea4aff fsa = HItH tam a AssE
sr1 i#fNa sHlN tatds naisa HssA -
HaafftH
a Haa saHsH taIHaAtaa HaH Hatf e
fH5f AssaEaHtr i-fsfaaH taFaa ~ fHHaa
Uses cas- sF4s aH 49, tsfHss esq II
fasrH I'd HfsEa $50 nnlsH aHatff tHa fillf
safts u salt EsI7f 49, -
g. HhHzH
49, fAH ri.
tifasa lass H4aFian e. 81
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CHIEF WILL GO on
A VACATION

Partly because he Is in need q
short rest. and partly 70 ssg
his children an outing. Chici
Police Wapnensicln viii leave ss
city Saturday. taking with hin =.
two children. for a two weeks "
cation a. Oceau beach. near Nese
port. Wash. During the chieI : y
sonco Inspector Willard VIII Aei y
head OF the department.
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GREENLAND and FREMONT.

QuEEN $3.50 LAKE
~ no cash. tai $40 raf month. buys two
fine Wow lots. close fn car linn. worth
ts00 Don't DO anything until Y0u rHt
q y ffEnHfNu
Els Denny HiaH
iofe. fuafu hnunn with chicken h0uaa
ami fruit trees. fluN HlnW Price 81 uHH RI
eHsh Mn Hart y fQh and Hunutaiae
Green Jake Is II
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WANTED

trsarn nasssra hanis- iassss q Snissssafs
- WfhataFH - MafieaH - Eaef tHl#H
~ iins assi p g.s-i Hsass - rsfii =
trgss a ssIe E,ef
aauoD tMFE#TMENT
TmeafH tasa FafN NeE# nnrtina aH
thsss stsssta an.t Ill rissfsa ani N srsas
~ iots aaa seltt - fstaH = - ana =
s,s,s .sa asi.ss. r. u
p hAt6H
ass.h tass g.allaa -
rn aers anA fs I-f uanlh bgfs , lets
small hHaas aai furuHasn - uuaHfaisk
,''' w. - 81 s ~ - 80 ne s.,.s =.
30 m 80 ~ ~ tl.H
tta 1sFa isTei r.shtif tiefss frees
S. Hf'tfaf raft tirrts fzaan fHinarF -
onil So ssHa isfH's fHls is a susF
tage is ffais trees. bs2te rlif aatfFz
rqot tisw Fiaas iH. neaf ar snd arhaai
~ nsia. snam nsatsfa cottage aifef.
r.frf faf aaH riHri o. ffffa.f fui go
s.sui tsssaasai oaiY q - iasf iafns
FifE W0ME fNF WEsr Cu
ig.e -
autEN LAKE, PROPERTY Bun nAIE
Infrf isfa Sir r. each 81 % nt allHf.
M. sss. s,s 20 sass, ous ,s4
c.m.r - asa r7th AZ \ b. ssia.
cefaw stsin ESQ hlasss fr,.m lss. and
cara.f la.bo ,io.s 10 Green iass STE
r.o ia,s saaali improvements. sa.y terms.
Ylss 80 On eofnsr. three blo,ss iram
- p .nAten
s. 1iud 80
arern iahs aiailen aisao
HpECIAL TO-DAY s.aefa uarf close b.
erIy ia 81 isrus - 3 PEI NINTH Hlsa
fave iats Take WaahinEtau satrr front -
farh nn taffaH e. month. aiHa fhe Richest
hiarsett lana Un earth Fl Faiisy ciff#
cheap un fafHHs allen nf Green tats maH
Hian borne wiH iraHf fer kiuf county
ftrrh tHns. Hef fiNman.a sHieanirn a.
cay ln Times block W. are fhe owHsfs
n
VERY CHAP hnurf. lafEa nirca fIaH
bottom iana= cows. iallna hsna. piHHaHs
tfHrs fa sfftaf rnUf. HHiF $50 tfrma -
a7Hn. 90 ref month. alec nv aiatsfa rIaes
. so,,ss' lt -. ogis aela ..l - -, s'n7
rHoofua fniararhan ~ NalIef CITY See
NrH hatfmau ~ ~ fsmau 90 neu store
Ilaht nn zirEst g1l llnr 80
FuH sAi.E HY oWNFH
tuat teine faHui0tr1. a EHaafu h0use ana
iath raou fH8 nrfuresl elective nrhis ana
water faf few data aIIi aeii faf on faa
eco gaah. iaianae monthly Hr every ais
Hlnrfha. FHf a nrnulue anar ere THE Dot
HEioi feet Tel t-fsfi 80 scenic -is - T.
ror Sale SIS glai.foau Howe. D q month
HI found rent. riif watrr ta1i Tenth South
-iff#p
UHEEN LAKE FHOrEHff F0H HNf.E
Three tote aAi1t ~ each e. % n alief.
good f0ratiHh 81 nan
a fine heufe site on eafHef e2xiqo. very
fhaiUH. fi.Haa
Cornsr. nrd afa r7uh Ave. n E -
40 nn tnfma 40 H1
Corner nEldd two blocks r. IN lake and
car. sra
Conner. imnIn rlore 20 Green lake STA.
tirn. 81 i0d
Two iots small improvements. sast
terms on les
Five lots en- corner. thrse blocks Fem
lake. fifN
II o. UALgH
8m D. ffHf 81
Green lake station is .
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RAINIER VALLEY.

Houss and lot n aauthsast asauis a.
sale atfeeta rfndod and cts water iu
500. $50 cash. balanUc $40 month ChHa
d. CufHnn. Southeast Heatffa iisfB# b
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Hereel

Fiercel
why did the police stop me per
Torrance - Ia.
In one scene the chorus 80
wore real bathing suits, Ike Inoss
worn at summer resorts. --e'''e
land Leader.
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Cheap Home

SOFT lgt. with bearing fruit trees and
nice snfdenf small house Price. $50
Discount Ter cash
CORNELIUS & HE'LL.
a Union Hik
CkHffUL NIL HkH0AiN
"a 1nN FEt ROOM MODERN HOUSE
FNLf HAHEHENT TOT 4aEI1 FEEf
OWNERS Loss Your GAIN co
SEE &C.
WfNNWfr BROS
ROOM Hn rOLMAN HLug
i.r0om eaftaHe. ~ 60si9a. has gisW IL
aound. near woodland park hard oak I'm.
fsh electric HEhfr Price q l0d. $50 fazH.
balance So per month Z Per cent THHHa
Narih nl anf North ifa2 n
NV ADDITION Come today tIes
and 10 acre Tracts un csc line riaas in. only
800. 0n terms ~ g. per month. Hca ifHs
mans cashier today =tf
A ncw f.fHam hunaaiaHa sell bunt III
very desirable location. large lut fine
Wow Can cell ou eaaF terms ana ii
taken ~ auca win finish inside and fint
walls j. aait Dor harrf $3.50.
~ = ED "a
Green Laks station $50
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
IS a~-
A THRIFTY CULTIVATION
~ thia

ms ACREH MAN HNouoMfsT. rich iands
Improved. and 3D. h0 delivered an once With
live stock implements. nHHlfrF. etc. for
fHn nHif CASH. We afH booking Tor the
man We have fH0 property
CHARLIE fOMEHH COMPANY
Alaska building
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al n.srlss susrsasyed. r.ssas.
IN as-eus hsessb<~ temsN -
AtJ fiee. tss-sas sssst 40
aAkI w.s /. a.. n sii. eIet ss-sse -.
T1SDIfT MS cARfNSt hh "A.
y tas maei eeese fstA, iss.s,,s -sf
srnCfAL NOTICES
--s------------ss--ss-s-
ala itAitstktNs -. ~
Ksf3s - ant ie.resm essa,ie -
f1f tir4sl4n plare flsfHst = A-sANs
street ifafa south sshasa "a aa5ls4
rhs Atsase ff0rsfif siA r.t4eF 10
essh Jass 81 1851 at . e.siees = -
~ tfssal 49, u tne eNHHtl eeAlt -
Whsn fasksfn BE- resfsds u teH
d atu - eaftn tQahAe -. f..ss..f,
FVf raftttalsrs gan - y ~, 80
fRcesss Nale go. =. "
MAX NErr
JACOB NAIL "A =
-~-@D ewyvs roa surFNaiSQ
n~~sattx Abssiuts saFs ruafaAt esa
fAsnraattsna. parslfsis ~ ~. go
e6ssity. suff stats Fssslties 49,
assftesu e. her caussas nteAae. - Il,
sisnsY disease segsssetaiih rssisnasn'
We sSanIn.tisa fsss R~efss nes
= ssts AS. 60. scar iaskssa
Take lac sen strets 81 Astss 80
1----e - sslissst - hlrs ~ :
NaY street
sr-@ Ys4Inssr. efensussA 80 80 -
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fa1Fn mstHfa RIsfp~ insAts - NiuefsssiiA
a. FfhataHH 81 MaflsaH Faef tHi#H
60 fiHs nasf - Kasai HHasss ~ raftfszs
faf farafflHa fss- - Is HEFF terms A.
rrrss q b. e4Ie Ffeg
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aMAHs rnHUMAH1TY 20 lrAH.'

Il
1.-THE average man comes very
near being an idiot IN taking carr
of himself. You have seen hin
wearing a fur cap on his head
while his shoss let ia the snow and
water. He wears an ovsfcoat or
bis back and nothing but athir
shirt over his ohsst. He is mighty
scared about freezing his fingers
while his throat is exposed to biz
yards and he is often ailing Of
thinks be is. It's herb tea, rool
tonics, Beter's pills, Paufs pine
tar oordials or plasters and cures
until the balance wheel in the ma.
chine comes to a stop. Nature
wants to keep going, but she can's
he drinks whisky that clogs the
valves; he drinks beer and that
clogs the wheels; he pours down
lemonade, ginger ale. buttermilk,
Toe water. tea coffee, and what NOT,
and then wonders why the fires I'm.
der the boiler do not burn. If you
should take an OK and put him
through a like performance he'd
be dead in a year. The simplest
and plainest laws of health are
outraged every hour of the day by
the average man. Did Adam
smokeP Did Eve wear oorsetsf
Did Solomon chew tobaoooPP Did
Rut chew gpmP Did the children
of Israel make for a beer garden
sftsr crossing the Red SeaP Did
Rebeoca eat gum drops and ice
Dream and call for soda wsterf
Adam was the first and was made
perfect from head to heel. How
ioDg would be remain so after eat
ing a minoe pie before going to
oedP Suppose he had slept in q
bedroom 5x7 with the windows
down, the door shut and two dogs
under the bedf Suppose Eve had
laced herself up in a cerset, put on
tight shoes, sat up ell hours of the
oight eating her fill of trash and
and sizzled her hair. When you
come to look at the way man mis-
behaves himself you can only wons
der he ever lived to get there. ~
Cherokee Okla, Messenger.
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Tow Boat VI. 6. Jutta sinka.

One man was drowned and foul
were rescued while struggling il
the water and ten men sought ref,
uge on top of the roof of the cabin
and were taken of in skiffs when
the towboat W. @. lutte sunk in
the Allegheny river, opposite TWEEN
ty fourth street. The boat belongs
to the Peoples Coal Company.
The steamr, under command Of
Capt. s. Thomas, was proceeding
with tow when a snsg was struck
about the middle of the river. a
hole was stove in the hull, the
steamer sank slowly az the watel
rushed into the hole Great exotic.
ment followed, FIVE men plungine
into the river, while ten hurried
up the gangwsy stairs to the rool
of the cabin. The accident ooourr.
cd April 4th.
The men in the water made rap,
id strokes for the shore. -Skiffl
were hurriedly gotten out and row.
ed toward the steamer. One man, 6
Greek. was drowned, but the 9th,
ere were saved.
The lower deck was submerged
but the boat is in suOh position
that it is thought that it can b'
! raised without much trouble.
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OHTTUApTpg.

Mrs.. Elizabeth AbagaiI Adams
was born May 90. 1898, on hsl
fathers farm in the Great Kama.
wha Valley. about eight miles bt.
How Buffalo.
Shewss the daughter Of Jsroli
and Eliza Fargo. her father being
/ of Frenoh decent and her mothe,
oame from an old family. the Ed
wards Of Virginia.
Mrs. Adams was married t.
John D Adams, son Of John D
and JemImk W. Adams. Of Char
lotte comfy Virginia, in the yeai
Iof 1867
She gave her heaTt to Christ
in early girLhood. and united With
the Harmony Baptist Church IN
der the ministry of Rev. r. w
Davis. and lived a consistent
Christian until the day Of he,
death. No one knew her better
than theIvritsr. and too much can
not be said of her sweet disposition
and lovely ! Christian character,
which wss exhibited in her every
day life. She was certainly a true
follower of the meek and lovely
Jesus, and lived and died in hope
of the life that is eternal. Three
days before che departed this life
she told her family, who were all ct
her bedside; that che could not
live and that she wanted them to
meet her in heaven; also made az
rangements for her funeral and
burial =
She was a devoted wife and q
loving mother, ever looking after
the interests of her family, and
inquiring after their welfare every
day during her illness, as long as
she could speak.
The deceased leaves a husband
and six children. four sons and
two daughters. All of whom reside
near Buffalo, W. Va. also one
brother and two sisters: james
Fargo, of Grsyson. Kentucky, Mrs.
W. j. Adams. of Wheelersburg,
Ohio, and Mrs A, j. Jordan, of
Rogers. Arkansas, to mourn their
loss, but they mourn not as those
who hays no hope
Mrs. Adams departed this life
on March 10. 1907. Burial ser.
vices were conducted at her resi-.
denoe near Buffalo, and her body
laid to rest in her home buTying
groundto await the resurrection
Aprecious one from us has gone,
Avoioe we loved is still:
A place is vacant in our home.
Which never can be filed.
A DEAR FRIEND.
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Personal Mention.


Mr.. Noah Vance. of Frazier
Bottom. is in town.
Mr.. F. q. Roush. of Spilman
was here Friday night.
Mr. Ed. R. Greer, of Ripley, wal
here the fret of the week.
Mr. o. II. Freeman, of Detroit
Mich, was here Thursday.
Mr.. P. ". Wilson, of Middle
port. was here Monday night.
Miss Martha Fridlsy was visit
ing friends in GaIlipolis, last week
Hon. G. W. Cossin. near Leon
was in town the first of the week
Mr.. W D. Hylton. of Charles
ton, was here a.few days last week
Mr.. O T. Besle hes returned
from a few days visit al, Hunting
ton
Mr.. James Green go. of Parkers
burg. spent Sunday here viii
relatives.
Mr. q. W Hickman, here visit
iting his parents, left for Newark
O.. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Anderson
of Maggie, were visitors in towr
Monday night.
Mr.. josiah ". Mstto1, Ash, wal
a most pleasant visitor to THU
cfi,e, Monday.
Mr.. F. q. Laird, of Charleston
has been visiting in this vicinity
for several days.
Mrs. Pat Allen. of Raymond
City, is here visiting her sister
Mrs Nellie Niece.
Mr.. o. E. Jones, travelling fol
the Standard Oil Co, was home I
few days last week.
Mr.. K. T. MoKinOtry has re
turned from a few days business
visit at Athens, Ohio.
Rev Carl BArth and wife return
ed last week from visit to tht
Atlanta Bible Conference.
Mics Annie Sehon, here visiting
friends and relatives, returned t.
her home in Huntington Tuesday
DR.. P. F. Marks, of Louisville
Ky, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. W. G. Byrd and family
near town.
Mrs. Ollie Brewer, of Charleston
has returned to her home after I
weeks visit. With her sister, Mrs
John Harden.
Miss lola and Miss Eliza Yea
geI spent the day Sunday in Pome
roy, visiting friends.
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Died, at her home near Buffalo,
Putnam o., March 10 1907, Mrs.
Elizabeth Fargo Adams, wife of
John D. Adams. The deceased
leaves six children, all grown to
menhood, She WAS an unsel6sb,
devoted wife and kind, loving
mother, who has gone to her re-
ward.
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TIME TO FORGET. /"

Under the above caption the
Charleston Gazette utters the fol.
lowing sound avise, most of which
is applicable to our CITY:
ut lie now time to forget all the
asperities of the late campaign.
The new officials are now installed,
and let us give them CHANCE at
the troubles. Most of the Repub.
lioans are q good lot of fellows,
and they can be relied upon to
help boost the city. The fact is,
so many Republicans voted with
us this time that we have done no
partisan growing This is to be a
business year, and it will see the
old town grow as it never did be.
fore. Our hustlers are now "driv-
ing in the pockets" and very soon
there will begin q series of pie-cut-
tings for Charleston that will make
our people happy and console all
the losers.
With the opening of spring we
should make friends, forget by.
cones. turn stump. speakers into
Charleston boomers, ward. heelerr
into land agents, political postert
into business ads, oommitteemeu
into advertising agents, and de.
feated candidates into business
men, for whom all of ns will say 6
good word. We have too muct
for everybody to do in this bust
ling oity to waste any more tins
on politics. Here is prosperity t.
the losers, success to the winners
and good will to all.
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The New York journal, which
has practically failed to come for
5 or 6 weeks, came last Sunday,
and hope will be all right now. If
you were "missed" that day. please
leave name and address, and we
will deliver in future. Our list of
names was lost in food, and want
to make another. A. q. VanGilder,
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Fifteen years ago. last Sunday.
the town of Clifton. this county.
had very disastrous FIRE, there
being q houses destroyed. Among
them was the salt furnace, the
cooper shop, the brick store known
as the the Dave Stevenson store,
and the drug store known as the
Fl G Nease drug store. The same
day the same number of houses
were destroyed by FIRE in Ashland,
Ky.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-04-10

James j. Love was killed at
Clay Court House, Clay county,
W.. Va, last Tuesday, April 2, 1907,
being crushed between two cars.
He was born December 26. 1880,
and was a son of James j. and
Katherine Love, who have pre-
ceded him to that Spirit Land
He leaves to mourn for him two
sisters, Mrs Charles Brown, Point
Pleasant, Mrs. Elmer Moore, Of
Athens Ohio, and two brothers
Augusta Love. Brighton. and Sam
Love. of Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Funeral services conducted al
Brighton by Rev. A. s. Rifle. the
remains being laid to rest in the
family burying ground.
He was a bright young man lovec
by all who knew him.
He has gone we could not keep him
Though it made our hearts grow
dim,
And our hearts ache with sadness,
When We said farewell to him.
Oh think not of me in the grave,
Or from that dear home of mine,
My.soglls ashing in heavenly love,
Freein thesunlight cline.
He has left us here to mourn and weel
For he has gone to stay;
And we shall never more see him,
Till the resurrection day
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-04-10

The Barlow minstrel company,
that gave performance at Hooff's
Opera House Monday night to 8
largo and appreoiative audience,
was far better and cleaner than the
average travelling minstrel troupes.
Their work was good and wholly
free from "smut" Mr. Boyd Lively,
an old Point Pleasant boy, was the
the contortionist, and he certainly
merits his title of 1.-THE homeless
wonder"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-04-10

Mrs. s Baum entertained,
Thursday, April 4th, with a birth
day dinner, a few of her friende
and neigbbors. Those present Oh
this enjoyable occasion were: Mes
danes Judge Poffenbarger, Judge
English, R. Chambers, D. s. Sny,
der. b. Blake, John Stortz. M.
Moriarty, A. Kinoaid, Rev. East.
lack and mother, Mrs. N Hale,
Mrs Will Kenny.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-04-10

A great deal of work has been
done by our citizens this spring in
the way of trimming shade trees
and removing dead ones. There
is much improvement by such
work.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-04-10

Charleston police will use lestb.
or maces for emergencies rather
than for the purpose of using them
on the heads of alleged violators of
law just for fun. Such is the new
order of the in coming administra-
ton.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-04-10

Charleston bsb a few cases Of
smallpox, snd having no pest
house, the CITY purchased house.
boat oosting $500, and will see that
the disease is stamped out as soon
"a possible.