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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-31

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~ 1ei gr cent ru- Toxas ana 2t9
par cert ter Kansas
n o comparison of the crops pro-
dnce hlfll three states it Is shown
that uFlasome's Yield or corn for
sos iFas PAS bushels per acre
asa.nst e57 for Texas ami % for
kaOGae on winier wheat the yiela
was. okahoma, 1875; Texas ll.0t
k7usas, l2S On oats. OkladOma. 25
Texas. 2S.s: Kansas 22 on barley
OklaAoma, %; Texas. "a. Kansas, lG.
On rye, Oklahoma. 1885, Texas 1876;
Kansas. 1873. On tlax seed Oklaho.
ma, G. Kansas. 65 on potatoes, Ok
laAoma 7Ss Texas ~ Kansas. So
on hay Oklahoma, LAB, Texas. lG5:
Kansas. 10.
Tho riiccs cu farm products Tor Ok.
.iahoma. TsNas and Kansas! lAi theioif
Nsr name are as followsl Gem 5i5
90 and 50 cents; win3er wheat IS. aS
afd sSi oats a. 81 and 45: barley.
53 rs ana SO rye. so. 9S ami n fax
reel. sllo, , and si02. POTATOES.
es sS ana $50; hay s.. SS25 ANA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-31
WANTS NEW
CITY CHARTER
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
McAlester, okla. Dee. 3l.-A move
ment has been started looking to the
securing OF a new charter FOR this
city. II was recommended by the
clay attorney and met with favor from
The mayor and council T'ne city at
lO-ney callel attention 20 the fact
that under the present charter the
power of the city was limited in many
matters wherein 1t should have wider
authority viz levying a license tax
on street railways. electric lgating
telephone telegraph, express aud 9th
er companies doing business In the
city. lie said the city may have lme
power now. but that II IS not cicnr
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81 |. DID ID
.OP0ISON ~
K&0 B0De Palms. CaH- s&&
AM~ Ger, SGdy SIN, eE J
eShY PUglRss FE.a~%

Many people surfer from UiOe@
Pclson and don't know IL. Read
Ssmptors. Easily cured by g. 3. 8.
If you have aches anG pains II
bones, back or joints, Itching, Sc2oby
skin. blood feels hoG or thin; Swollen
Glands, Risings and Bumps on the
skin, Sore Throat or ~ luth, failing
hair, Pimnles or offensive eruptions,
Canccrous Sores, Lumps or Sores on
Lips, Face or any part OF the body,
Rash or Skin. are run down or neg-
yous, Ulcers on any part of The body,
,arbuncles or Boils. TAKE BOTANIC
FLOOD BALM { 3, Q. By cUAEAfs.
TEED to cure even the worst and
most deep-seated cases y. ". 3.
fris cs all poisonous matter from the
ricd blood directly 90 shc skin suc-
ace In this way Sores. ErnptioBa,
Nimples and every evidence of Blood
Poison are 0nichlv healed and CARED.
completely changing the en2ire body
into a clean, healthy condition. S,hoW.
sands OF cases cured by 3. b. y. after
an other treatment failed.
RHEUMATISM OR FOUL CATAHRN
with shoulder pains, hawking or
splitting, headache. earache, even old,
stubborn cases OF piles are quickly
cured by Botanic Blood Balm (B u.
lB). because these troubles come srom
/ Blood Poison. g. b ~. purifies and
enriches the blood You feel thae
/ lfe's worth living from ahe very ilrst
dose. II you have either Rheumatism
OF Catarrh just try b. b. %. and sou
win get wei surely and quickly.
( Watery blisters open itching sores oG
al kinds, all leave after treatment
with 8. 3. g., because these eroublas
are CAUSED by Blood Poison, while
I 9. 8. 3. kills the poison, makes tie
Z blood pare and rich and heals the
cores end sions the itching forever.
7 BOTANIC aLoOu BALM, "a. 8, 5.D
II pleasant and safe to take, composed
Of pure Botanic ingredients, SAMPLE
4 SENT FREE by writing Blood Balm
Co, Atlanta. Ca. SOLD By DRUG
GlSTS or sent by express. 81 PER
s LARGE BOTTLE. with complete as.
, rections for home cure. eeio IN
eishris. Okla. by =. O. LillIa's Drug
store Can o. write.
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under the present charter when was
granted under Federal lelE, and EN-.
brace at that time. but little more
than authority 10 levy taxes for the
purpose Of establishing schools The
communication has heen referred
back To tae city attorney. with the re.
quest that the outline method OF pro-
cedure best calculated TO secure the
no wcha-ter
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FARE WELL
TO S|NOCk

II is not often that retiring OIL
cial IS given such farewell as was
that given by the assistant hank ex-
amiGegS isst eseuing at thc Hotel lone
to their retiring cnief, BANK Commits
sioner Herbert II. Smock, who leaves
this evening for Oklahoma City where
he takes up the duties OK wee -pres,-
dent ot the Columbia Bank aud Trust
company OF tsat place.
The event was n seven o'cioca din.
nor given in the ordinary OF the lone
last evening at walch the membe-s
- thG state banking h5aru ana the
newly appointed commissioner, a. NJ
Young. of Muskogce were inviteI
guests, An elegant nve course din
ner was served. a. NJ. Watson. one
OF the assistant examiners preside 3
as toastmastor
Governor g. ~ Haskell. and NJ Il.
prapp, members OF the state bankins
board. and President Geo. W Belamy.
OF the board, who we're p-eson. for the
occasion In responses highly COM
mcDded the work OF the state bank
department during tne past year,
complimentlng Commit sloner Smock
M SO efficiently organizing his force.
special stress was laid uron his man
esemont of the department during
the critical panic period OF 1907 Az
though Mr. Smock Is a Republican
ana held office during the territorial
administration the memuers of tho
banking board sail many nice ihings
about the work OF his department dur.
ng tho past year.
The ether guests present we're: Az
sistant Bank Commissioner 4. Il. Pat
ton. W. C. Gordon. j. r Whaley, M
4 Garnet, a, w Watson. a. b Pyle
and G. l.. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Smock came 10 Guth
RE seonl Newkirk three years ago and
haye made a host OF friends IN the
capital city Mr Smock bears the
reputation of being conservative
paiustaking official Mrs smacg wa.
, pFomMeni in social circles an IN hel
departure the captgl city loses tai
enied musician ani a fayorite in clul
circles
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BALL PLANS

Plans ere well under way foF the
reception ana entertainment TO be
given by the citizens OF Guthrie 20
the members of the Secon legislatye
astenply and state officials and thoi-
families ana out OF town guests Tues
day evening January 9TH The city
hall ar itorium has be9n cleared of
the legislative furniture and ls heing
given q thorough cleaning preparatory
70 tio decoration OF tne hall with
smlllN. evergrecn5 and electric de-
v.rt'
Committee on Arrange
Ccl III ~. Pcnteccai announces the
apT laimcrt uf the following mem
p~rs of TIE committee to assist with
~ ha'.
20 ut cree Dr j. W. Duse. John
Gn''t'c Giipu Crow, Frank Lucas
lrlrk lauI g. g. aarchc; Ham Bee
reHtz nrtH. s. = Johnson Porter
S0andirg John C9yle Jl7rry Carlln
Eari Keyr
The members ot lAis committee are
oNrctted - d3 fAcir duty ana there
wll lc flaity oi work TO DO
Ce-cr,ti-u Committee
John i'Nripl. c. y Bco. Herb Nc.
tt'ricn jscf M IRIS. rat Woodruff,
vs. - D3h.as
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/: I. IN AND AMONG /
:E I: LOCAL STORES /
{ sc sc @ q! * @ s Sc s 81. @ @ sSs 81; g. s g 3ss 81. 5 !,

The past year has been the most
successful that | had since have been
in business. said A. h. Gray, lhe dug.
gist. Il am convinced OF one thing
and that is Guthrie has taken on a
new lease of liie. ! have tried adver.
Using in various ways, but TO my own
satisfaction ! ave found th2t n9wepa.
per advertising Is the effective iad. /
nave talked with a number OF the MGR
chants ard they are all of one accord
THAI the yeer thar is n ~ drawing 40
an eud has been The best the city hes
over known. Let us all SET together
and make the city one 1f the bes. i'll
the Sout west
a z Gray the dragg I, leaves Fr
day for blacktarn,t okla, 10 JOIN hs
wife and two sous, BAL ard PauL Asht
EsYc been visiting there si1ce Christ
nas. They wi return the first OF
The week
MO-, tf ihe sturas win be clOsed %
morrow and several Of the forces viii
put in The day behind closed daJis
taking an inventory
said J j. Ahen: "lt has been the
bcsl year In Inc istory of our business
by far, The prospects ir the coming
year in view of the improvements M.
uer way and the app laouus slm
lea the legislature. l72k rosy. Indeed. OF
course ihe crops viii determine the
latter part Of tha year. but what ",
have in sight Guthrie has every rea
son 10 fer. more than hopefal'
Il have reason TO c9mplain,' said
i-i Petprel the cic;hier. es 10 The
past years business. 10 hes been g
splepdid year We inaugnraiel a sale
i'as you viii recall ana sold our enti-g
stock. Il Was one of tae most success
ful sales we have ever had and Il clear
ly iemgr sifaiss taaf Guthrle 81 in goof
condition We handle q the Of 3
ihcr appe0 oaly % the 3e,ter ct2zs &
trlle. alt when that class haa Vi one
Y is cfident that an are prosrer1ls.
"a he BrnWs ssi'Y G31ds no,npany a
iias5iq8 iBssSlfaQllo1 l1"0'i l' 2s Il
ihh riaai mile Stone in the caref ~
ihe Hr~ IN people fcr q is llie ilrai
New Near that the store has ceielrat
ed For tae time thei the iirm haa
bcel ln business & has been most sue
ccssht ard the manner in which the
people ave responded clearly demon
siraies ihai The store has struck a
popular cord
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READY FOR MAILING.

Ready to mail copies OF The Daily
Leader Anniversary number. 10 cents
an address sena address ana money
"a The leader office We viii 40 lhr
rest
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Henors Requisitlon,

Governor G. r. Haskell This morning
h0nored a reQnlsllion from Governor
Hoch Kansas for the return 10
Ffankun coHniy that state OF lnfhef
Stewart, wanted on casrRo rape
stewart isnoW under arrest iH Tulsa
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Yates Center, Kas.. Sept IS. 1903
After my doctors gave me up 10 die
Halls Texas Wonder cured me OF Kid.
new and Bladder trouble. it Is the hes
medicine on earth Mrs u. S. John
son. Sold hv al druggists.
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: PERTAINING TO =
4 STATE OFFICIALS Z
Es-nszsusESzsss'as5s-2snsn 4

Secretary Roy G. caks. OF the
state banking board. has returned
aom speni ling christmas wees in Tex
IS witaFslaiifes
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Farmers mechanics. railroaders
laborers rely on Dr. Thomas Eclectric
OIL Takes the sting aut If cuts, horns
or bralses al once Pain can not stay
Nbefe Il IS used
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HEArs KANsAs TeAcHsRs.

Topeka. Kas, Dec. Sl G s. R.slen
% independence, was today clHctci
president of The state Teachers asse
claiisn,
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FOR SALE Dae bin on heiel Kupper,
Kansas CITY 20 the amount of Sll0.
ilr rccm recommendations, VIII spil al
"a slcritice Address o. X, care Daily
Leader
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-31

4 lGepqrally debllitaled Cor years Had
.lck headaches lacked ambition. was
worn-out and Az rundown Burdoek
Blcol htters made me "A wen woman
Mrs Chas FreitOy Moosup, Ccnn.
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okLsuoNA LEADS KANSAS

taaalInaed - Paae one.l
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Mo-, az ihe sturos VIII be clOsed %
morrow and several Of the forces Will
put in HE day behind closed da1i4
taking an inventory
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-15
KILLED BY TRAIN.

Last Saturday night about 8:SO
O'Clock, d, M. MoOloud, aged
about 60 years and an old soldier
who made his home with Mr. L. p
Miller, on Hon. Rankin Wiley'a
farm. was going home walking
along the eide of the K. & Nj,
trroks. a freight train was approach
ing and when 1t was a little dist
ance from him he stepped onto the
track, the engineer blew the whis'
tie but he paid no attention to it al
all and before the heavy train could
be stopped the engine and five
oars had pasSed over him killing
him instantly. The remains were
laid to rest Tu esday in Lone OAK
cemetery.
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Miss RilIa Wallace, of Beale
while in town last Thursday, GALL
ed at this office and subscribed fol
the Register.
Mr.. Morris O Burnside went to
Middleport Friday and to Charles.
ton Tuesday to look after the en-
gines and boilers for the Camp.
BELLS Greek Goal Company's new
towboat, the ID. T. Lane.
Mr.. Walter Compton, of Middle.
port. the we'll known K. g. M en-
gineer, who has been on two
weeks trip to Toledo and several
other plaoes. on business for the K
& M has returned home.
DIR j 81 Steenbergen, recently
graduated from the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons, will ar.
rive here Friday on few days Wis.
it to his father, at Gallipolis Ferry.
He is located in Baltimore, in the
oity hospital.
Miss Mary Mo OulIooh left Satur.
day morning for Pittsburg to visit
her aunt, Mrs Isora Blackwell and
daughter, Mrs Chas Spilmsn.
Mrs Black and daughter, Miss
Aneta, of Atlanta, Ga. came down
from Charleston last Thursday and
spent the night the guests OF Mr.
John MoOullooh and family. They
were accompanied by their son,
Mr.. r. P. Black, division engineer
of the K & M Railroad.
MIR Chas L Steenbergen, of Par
is, KY manager of the Paris Gas
Light o., will arrive at Gallipolis
Ferry tomorrow on a ten days Wis.
it to his wife. who has been there
for eeveral days, and his father, Mr..
j w Steenbergen.
Mr. Edwin MoCullooh and sister,
from up Kanawha, and guests,
Misses Mary and George Bright,
were the guests of Mr. John Mo.
Oullooh and family one night last
week.
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MARRIED.
RIPPLE, oHILna.

Sunday, July 18th. Mr. William
Childs and Miss Sarah Virginia
Rifle were married by Rev, An.
derson Boggs. at the home of the
groom's brother, Mr.. John W.
ChildS. The bride was very be.
oomingly attired in blue Panama
cloth skirt and white silk waist.
After the ceremony all partook of
good dinner. The guests were j
L Barnett, P w Morrison and
wife. Elsie Barnett and MaIee
Ohilds. Monday Mr. and Mrs
Ohilds went to their new home,
nicely furnished at Ambrosia.
A Guest.
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Ter and Nan Spilman.
Last Saturday evening Miss An.
ma Hunter. of MERGERS Bottom,
gave pretty little oroquet party
at the home of Mr.. M, w. Strib-
ling. in honor of her niece, Miss
Abbey Frazier and Miss Flossie
Smith. of Huntington. There
we're ten sweet little buds present
end their merry laughter ringing
like silver bells was sound to de.
light the hearte Of those who had
long sinoe left the paths of child.
hood. Those present were Misses
Flossie Smith, of Huntington, Alb.
hey Frazier, of Frazier's Bottom,
Lucille and Lila Lewis, of Pitts.
burg, Ramona Hanley, CORA Black,
Edna and Virginia Wallace, Nor
ton Shiveley and EdaWard Day.
The refreshments were delicious
and enjoyed most heartily by all.
Misses Mary and Hanna Lewis
entertained Friday night in honor
of their charming guest, Miss Leta
Mann. of Columbus, o. The party
was composed Of about 40 of the
younger set. Owing to the warm
evening the spacious porch and
lawn were used whore all spent a
very delightful evening During
the evening delightful Irefresh.
ments were served, Miss Irene
Lewis presiding over the punch
bowl. Those enjoying the hospi.
tality OF the Misses Lewis were
Misses Leta Mann, of Columbus,
Carrie Friedman. Bess Liter, Ro.
ma Gibbs. Edith Whaley, Nan
Heslop. Mary Leftwioh, Mary
Hayman, Dora Kinoade, Clara
Musgrave, Gala Comstook, Helen
Hale. Sue Haynes. Ella Haynes,
Messts Rudolph Written, A. F.
Kisar. Jr, John e. Beller, Jr., j.
=. Howard and Chas. E. Howard
Frank Gibbs, Frank Stone, Carl
Whaley, Lem HeSlop, Walter Bux-
ton. Arthur Kinoade, Leslie Neale.
Ohas. Ong, Jas. Leftwioh, Fred
Buxton. Raymond Allen. Eustioe
Craig. CARL BTuestle. Morris Burn.
side, Harry F. Lewis.
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Personal Mention.

Mr. j Fred Holloway, the actor
is here visiting his parents, while
taking his summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Jasper Lighter and
baby of this oity, and Mrs s v
PuIlin of Henderson, were guestt
of Mr. Jacob Fadely and wife, al
GalIipoIis Ferry, Sunday.
Miss Ida Graham. of Middleport
is here the guest of Mr. and Mrs
w o Jordan.
Capt Rush Burnside. who piolet-
cd the New Era show boat to
LouisvilIe, has returned homo.
Mics Rhoda Long, Of South
Side. is here yisiting her sister,
Mrs BENZ franklin. Jr.
Messrs. L Shifet and s w
SwiSher left yesterday on a busi.
ness trip up Gauley river.
Mrs Frank Stringer, nee Gritfet,
Of MARITIME Ferry, Ohio. visiting
In Gallipolis. came up and spent
Sunday night and Monday with
Mrs L 9 Pomeroy.
Mr. Marcus Cham bers lie visiting
his brother, Mr. Herb Chambers
and sister. Mis- Robt Harris, at
Middleport.
Mr. Ohas Byers. Of Debby, wes
In town Monday.
Mr.. Jas. Henderson, from up
KanRwha, was in town yesterday.
MEs D s Snyder. siok for some
time with typhoid fever, we are
glad to announce that her oonditi.
ons are littls changed for the bet.
ter.
Mr. Robtert Armstrong, Of Hunt.
ington. was here yesterday.
Mr. OH Wright, of Parkersburgr
was here few days last week on
business and visiting his many
friends.
Mr. and Mrs John r Couch, OF
Couch, were visitors in town yes.
terday,
Mr. Jas e Long, of Huntington,
was here yesterday,
Mrs Harry Asbury and two chil-
dren, of Wellston, are here on a
visit to her mother Mrs + M Smith,
Mrs John MoCoaoh, of Hunt.
ington, arrived here yesterday on a
few days visit with Miss Alice
Neale.
Mrs James w Long, of South
Side and daughter Mrs Geo w
StribIing have returned from a
visit to relatives in Virginia,
Mrs 8 E Haynes and daughter,
Miss Aurelia, are home from six
weeks stay at Pence Springs, much
improved in health.
b Mr. and Mrs Oarl Hess, here visi.
ting his parents, returned to Hunt
ington Monday.
Mrs. Earl Carson and baby, OF
Parkersburg, spent Sunday here
with Mrs. Will Kenny.
Mr. Pearl Burdett, of Frankfort,
Ky. arrived here yesterday on a
short visit to his wife and his par.
ents.
Mrs W r Tippett and son
Brooks. of Quinnimont. came down
Saturday TO Visit relatives and re.
turned Monday.
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MEs 10 u Thomas and mother
Mrs Woods. returned from shorI
visit to relatives in Charleston.
Miss Reba Beale left Monday
for Washington, d. o., to yisit her
brother, Mr. William Beale and
family.
Mrs George o. Mcdaniel and
little son, Joe, spent Tuesday with
relatives at Ambrosia.
Mr. and Mrs l. ShiAet of this
oity, spent Sunday with their son.
Mr. B W ShiAet. at Parkersburg.
Bert is doing we'll and desires to
be remembered to all his old Ma.
son county friends.
Capt. j. o. Porter. of Ben Lo-
mond, was in town Monday.
We are glad to mention the fact
that Mrs Lee Arlington, who has
been quite siok for some time, is
improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs VIM TulIy returned
Monday from visit to relatives in
Charleston.
Capt s q Gardner, of the steamer
Gondola, was in town Monday on
business.
Mrs Girard Holloway, of Hunt
ington, here visiting her mother.
in law, Mrs Rankin Wiley, return.
ed homo Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs 81 L Roby spent
from Saturday evening until Mon.
day morning with Mrs Roby's
mother, Mrs M f Long, at Mag.
gle.
DR. w s Hoy and wife and Mr.
Long and wife. of Wellston, Ohio,
came over here Sunday in their
automobiles and spent Sunday with
friends.
Capt Jack Kirby, of Spencer, a
popular b. & o conductor, came
here last Thursday to take the
special which carried the delegates
from the two republican oonven.
tioas at! Charleston to Spencer.
While hero he was the guest of Mr.
Joe Ruth.
Mr. j B Tippett, wife and baby
and mother, Mrs Geo w Tippett,
left Friday for several weeks stay
at his camp in the mountains near
Anderson.
Col II r Howard has returned
from visit to his daughter, Mrs W
A Williams, at Mt Vernon, Ohio.
Mrs Howard will remain with her
daughter for few weeks.
Mrs Geo A DuVaI. of Parkers-
burg, who has been visiting in
Huntington, arrived here last week
to visit her mother, Mrs B Gil.
moro for few weeks. Mr., DuVal
oame down and spent Sunday with
his wife.
Dtr. q. W. Ish. of Orting, Wash I,
has come to spend the summer
with Mr. j w Ish, at Kanauga.
Col. Bowyer stood his trip to
Hot Springs all right and is re-
ported as getting along we'll
Winfield Irrepressible.
Mr. and Mrs James Mcdaniel
and two children, of Newark, Ohio,
here visiting relatives and friends
for the past week, returned to their
home Monday morning,
Mr. Chas Stephenson and wife,
youngest son of Hiram Stephen.
son, deceased, who has been visi.
ting through this state and rela
tives in this oounty,were the quests
of Dir, JAS Stephenson and family
last week. They left Sunday for
their home in Indiana.
Mr. Fred W Eads. con of John
II Eads, deceased. who has been in
the U. s. Army for the pact three
years, has been honorably dis.
charged and has returned here to
his home. He served in the Philip
pine Islands two years.
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1t is easy and satisfac-
tory for ladies to do
their shopping at the
New Valentine Store
at Huntington e. n because
there is such 81 SPLEEN
did variety of styIishly
made high grade gar
ments. But just now
is dOubly attractive
on account of the heavy
reductions. The re-
modelling of the store
room has caused q
clearing out sale of
enormous proportions.
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There will be lawn social at
the residence of MI Fred Seorest,
on Wand street, next Thursday
night, rain or chime. Toe cream
and other Refreshments will be
served. Let everybody consider
themselves invited and attend.
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woMAN is sTUue TO DEATH
Mrs. Jacob Meadows Of Glenwood,
Victim Of Maddened Insects.

VIUIIM U1 WHUuVHVU AHbOVVD'
Pitiful was the fate of Mrs
Jacob Meadows. of Glenwood, this
county. who was stung to death by
a swarm of honey bees last Satur
day.
She was alone at home and no
ticed that the bees had swaTmed
and lit in a great ball on the limb
of a tree. In attempting to hive
them she was 30 severely stung that
she lived but two hours afterwardr
and suffered great pain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-15

Have your clothes cleaned anc
pressed by a tailor and then you
know it is done right.
o. O. Tippett, The Tailor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-15

The Camp Meeting conducted
by the colored M. e. Church at the
railroad grove was opened up Sun
day with two fret. olass sermonsr
preached by their pastor. formerly
of Baltimore NJ. e. Conference.
I can say with safety the people
oan look for a big revival. The
choir, that has been praotioing for
some time. rendered good music.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-15

Wishing to be cure of giving
everybody 16 ounces to the pound
VanGilder's drug store has just
put in very accurate new scale.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-15

The steamer Gondola which has
been undergoing repairs at the
Gardner dooks, will resume her
trade between Gallipolis ind Char.
lesion Monday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-15
AT THE NJ. e. oHuRon, SOUTH,

AT THE NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
p. BELL, PASTOR.
There will be preaching Sunday
morning at II O'Clock and Sunday
evening at 8 O'Clock at North Point
Pleasant.
Preaching ats O'Clock Saturday
evening.
Everybody invited to attend
these services.