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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22


OUR NEW FfvE.ACHE TRACTS
now READY
III NiNH tho past feaF uF two sc have
sofa THOuNANuH OF ACRES ~ land
near Seattle. but never have ae had
q better proposition 20 offer than OUR
NEW TfvE- ACHH TRACTS between
HEATrLE AND TACOMA. nicely TO-
Gated ia NDf To fNTHHFHuAN
STATION Some - these tracts are
HicH ALDER nOTTOM some fFai,
class upland al nearly level THREE
HUNDRED And SIXTY ACRES 90
choose from We want Fou 90 see
these trHrta The surveyors have Tin.
lahad driving the stakes Men are
clearing and grading the streets THE
SALE ~ NOW on Come 10 the o.
flee ana got plat ana particulars
We already have aaWmln and
shinsis mill located on The property
The prices tfso 20 t10o per tract viii
make them - quickly Better 80 out
now and Est your ffsf choice Prob.
ably never aHalu ia Western washing
ton Will you have a chance to buy such
OOOp LAND ~ we'll located between
fwo WfuE.AWAKE HUhrLfNu cities.
Tor % LITTLE MONEY iuaf q small
payment down Mako your aWn terms
on the balance Special inducsmsnf no
actual settlers Positively no tracts 70.
served without a deposit
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Good Farm For Sale

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formerly Of the White city and Luna
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the Rafium Hotel. corner Pike Htrest
and Fourth av Farlors open from no
m. fin 3 3 m Iira ia recognized hy
the press. pulpit medical fraternity and
scientists geaafHliy az the foremost
cialrVoyant ava psychic paitniai % the
country.
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voree mntrimaHg mining aT anything
that you may be interssted about
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confidence Bring this ad aud receive
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

nrufN THAT HOME TODAY
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10
LEMON ABOUT SUCKED DRY.
Geo. I. NealOu Democratic Pros.
peC'S.
Every Indication That. With
Good Ticket, the Democracy
Will Be Victorious.

The Wheeling Telegraph prints
the following interview with Geo.
l. Neal, of Huntington:
what is the democratic outlook
-Fine-never better. A clean
ticket, perfect organization and
an aggressive fight will surely win
victory for democracy this year.
Bryan is certain to be the nominee
for the presidency. His nomina.
ton will please and arouse the
masses of our party to degree of
enthusiasm in no other way OBJ.
tainable. The democracy of the
nation and state will go forth to
battle united and harmonious. The
republican party will enter the
fight under great odds. Torn by
internal strife, in both the nation
and state, its platforms warped,
twisted and out of order-only fit
for the political junk pile; unoov-
cred by the hand of destiny and
exposed as rank pretender, hypo-
orite and confidence worker" the
party of the offioe-h holders, grafters
and boodlers must and will this
year be put to rout Why, the
very things which they are now
the 'loudest in proclaiming are
those which Bryan and democrat.
10 platforms have advocated for II
years.
"Some years ago those very
teachings we're called by the same
people anarohistio, insane, devoid
of honor, destructive of courts, law
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10

and government. NowAwell, now
they seem to be good enough for a
republican president to have en-
braoed without having his admin
ietration go down in history with.
out honorable mentioning Roese.
veltgained his popularity by hook
ing planks from demooratio plat
forms. And that in spite of the I'm
popularity of his negro social
equality. big stiok policy, disdain
of the constitution. imperialism.
obliterating states rights, centrali-
cation, intimidating judges, pack
ing courts, attempting change in
the English language, meddling
with the privacy of the bed cham.
Der and finally, emperor.like, dio.
tating who his party successor
shall be. Those democratic doc
trines which he embraced must
have indeed been enduring to have
overbalanoed all the ills to which
our republican president has
brought the nation.
REPUBLICAN PARTY DIVIDED.
but the republican party is d.
vided and in consequence thereof
is helpless of reform within itself
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10
Saturday, June ID.

Let every member be present
in order that the Committee
can be permanently organized.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10
Committee Take Notice

The new Democratic County
Committee are re-
quested to meet at Somerville
& Somerville's law office, Point
Pleasant, at II o'clock "A. M,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10

citizens who place the good name
and prosperity of the University
above politics will sinoerely de-
pIore. Suoh attacks as has been
made upon Mr.. Swisher through
the agency of those connected with
the University will in no way
strengthen lite standing or add to
its popularity. That Mr.. Hodges,
who for dozen years has
lowered as one of the State Uni.
versity's greatest assets of po-
Iitioal and oivio righteousness. has
at length lent himself to scramble
for political preferment, ie alike
deploYable. For time the Hodges
candidacy was purely receptive.
It has now assumed the aspect of
a man who, supposedly above the
level of politics. is willing, de.
optic the dignity of his position.
to ignorantly or otherwise, lend
himself to the fuTtheTanoe of the
political schemes of an ambitious
and selfish band of politicians.
These observations are given With,
due respect for the rights of the
gentlemen in question. At the
same time there is but one way to
divorce the University from poll
tics. That way is to divorce it.
This much for the Republican
eide of a question which has often
arisen in more or less aggravated
form. - Huntington Dispatch
(Rep).
The State University should be
purely educational institution,
playing no part whatsoever in the
political life of the state. 1t is
largely dependent upon state ep-
propriations for it's very existence.
There has in the Legislature always
been an element that is alwaye
hostile to the University and that
Is DESTROYS of outing down its
appropriations. And If the leaders
in the University choose to enter
actively into political life. the ill
feeling and bitterness that is bound
to be engendered. not only in one
party, but in both. will necessarily
add to the opposition to liberal
support for this great institution.
The movement is frsught with par
tioular danger to the University
itself, rather than to the men in
volved.
Undoubted university pro-
lessor has just as much right to-
become candidate for office or to
support to the best of HE ability
his favorite candidate for Office as
has any other citizen, but, if he
had the welfare of the institution
itself at heart, he would resign his
position with the University be-
fore plunging headlong into the
treaoherous stream of politics
Any other course is fraught with
danger.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10

or for the nation. Reform must
come through the militant democ-
raoy. Back TO the constitution
home rule, tariff reform, honest
elections, guaranteed bank depos-
it's, in word, the democratic slo-
gan, aud the people will again rally
to the democratic party, And when
onoe again in possession of her own
a democratic administration will
open the mints rather than start
the printing presses will give a
'50-cent dollar rather than a nc
cent dollar; will either open the
mills to the wage. Garner or reduce
the cost of the nesessaries of life
to no.labor basis. will not send
the price of labor downward and at
the same time send the cost of nec-
essaries of life upward, end that al
a time when God has bestowed his
blessings upon US in the way Of
abundant crops
mo, the lemon has about been
sucked dry; it oan be. refilled
by the practice of privation on the
pa of the m asses as sort of oyer.
Ing to the privileged few. We have
learned the lesson that panice
come under republican admins.
tretion."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10

The clean. dignified race for the
Democratic nomination for Cover.
nor being made by Hon Louis Ben
nett. of Weston, has appealed
greatly to the rank and file of the
party. He is a genuine Bryan man
and always supported him and
gave his time without Temunera-
ton to assist in his election, No
man 80 far mentioned is better
qualified for the Office than Mr.
Bennett and he will be in the race
long after many of his opponents
have been aagged-CIarksburg
News.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10

The Register takes pleasure in
showing to the people of Point
Pleasant and Mason county the
handsomest store building in the
state.
It is the present home of the
new Valentine store, located on
Fourth Avenue, Huntington, just
opposite the magnificent new Ho.
tel Frederick. It is to become on
August 1st the home of the re.
gently organized Valentine Gar
land Co., which will make it by far
the largest and most handsomely
appointed store in the state.
The building itself is 200 feet
long, 60 feet wide, and has full
two floors and basement This
gives a floor space of nearly 10000
square feet. The structure is after
the Colonial style, and as the
greatest triumph in architecture
during the life of the late architect
Jas. B Stewart.
The appointments are perfect.
Elegant mahogany shelving, cleo
trio lighted GASES, splendid VOWS of
suit rooms, beautiful domes with
ooIored art glass, elaborate electric
and gas lighting systems, and a
hundred other late devices for max
inga beautiful and useful store
building, are parts only of the at
fractions of this new structures. u
The appointments however are
but trivial part of the whole when
it comes to the shoppers who are
most interested. What they are
after is to know WI at they may buy
and at what kind of prices.
The new store has 80 far been
confined in it's line to ready to
wear garments for ladies, misses
and children. There has been.
brought to Huntington, under the
supervision of Mr.. j. w. Valentine,
the proprietor, one IF the most ex-
oIusive and desirable lines of suits.
wraps, skirts, waists. hats. 60, that
oan be seen outside the very tlRrg-
est stores in the principal aoitiee.
No attention has been paid to the,
ordinary considerations. that hem
the average merchant in The
question paramount has been as to
what would contribute to make a
perfect stook adapted to the needs
of fastidious and careful buyers
who knew styles and effect and
propriety and who sought these
when buying garments. No effort
has been made to keep in stook
those oatoh penny articles that
make 80 many stores reek with 90
cont and $1.98 signs.
The garments have been of the
ohaste, dainty, exclusive order.
Yet there has been no element of
COST added merely because every
thing was in late style and from
the best style oenters in the land
During the past month oonsol-
idation has been effected between
the we'll known firm of T. s. Gar
land & %. and The Valentine
store, and on the fret of August
the two come together in the new
building At that time full line
of piece goods. and mott ons will be
put in so that ladies oan buy any
thing they want from spool of
thread or a paper of pine to the
most elaborate wedding trousseau.
Huntington is a very convenient
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The Daily Register, except Sun.
day will be sent from now until
after the election Nov 7th, to any
address outside the oity of Wheel
ing, for $1.OO. payable in advance.
This specially low campaign rate
for the Daily Register and ev cry
reader of this paper wishing to keep
thoroughly posted on State and
National politics should send in
his name and money Immediately
The Weekly Register will be sen
from now until after the election.
November 7th. for 25 oents, pay
able in advance Address.
REGISTER.
Wheeling. w. Va.
Subscription D, pit.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10

shopping center for people in this
section there being three treins
and several boats day each way
and certainly it will be apleasure
to the lovers of the beautiful, the
exquisite, the perfect in dress, to
make their selections from brand
new stock such as is kept at The
Valentine store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10
Making Friends.

A man picked up a stone because
he was afraid of dogs-tho doBo
growled at him. SO he picked up
more stones, and the dogs snarl0d a0
HIS heels; then he gathered stu more
stones. But when the stones become
SO heavy that he could carry them
no longer. he threw them all away.
And the dogs came and licked ;hio
banda. -,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10
In tho LIE to Come.

When we shall be endowed with our
spiritual bodies. / think that they Will
be so constituted that we may send
thoughts and feelings any distance In
no time at all and transfer them
warm and fresh into the consciousness.
of those we love.-Hnwthorne.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10
Price of Wool Lowest Ever .
West Union Record.

West Union Record.
The price Of wool has dropped
from 80 oents, last years prioe. to
II oents. the prioe that is being
offered at present. This is per-
haps the greatest decline in the
price OF wool in 80 short a time on
record. Even the price ruling now
is weak and many persons believe
it will still go lower, as there is
very little demand for it on account
of the idle mills all over the ooun-
try. Commodity is now almost as
low as it was at any time during
the 30. called Cleveland panic, when
our Republican friends claimed it
was on account Of low tariff, while
the Democrats claimed it was on
account of the supply and demand.
The Record is gratlfed to know
that its Republican friends oan
now agree with it on one point. at
least. We are sorry to see the
farmers receiving suoh a low price
for their wool, and especially during
these hard times. but they must
bear in mind that it wasn't a Cleve.
land panic nor a low tariff that
brought about this condition of
things, but that it has come under
the highest tariff ever placed
on wool, the gold standard and
Rannhlioan administration.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10
Subscription D, pit.

Losr-A oresoeut- shaped fra.
ternity pin (Tri Dslta) engraved
on back "Agnus A, Clyde" Finder
please return to this office and re.
oeive reward
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10
TO Whom it May concern.

My wife, Sophia Devault, has left
my home, bed and board. without
one not to harbor, keep, or give credit
to my said wife on my account, or
expect pay therefor from me.
Witness my hand this May 26. 1908.
ELMUS w. DEVAULT,
May g7.4w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10
TO BUY UP BLOCK OF
PROPERTY.
Government Asks For Bid on Ground
Notice Given of the RI
cent Appropriation.

cent Appropriation.
Postmaster John s. Lewis has
received notice of the passage by
the last Congress of bill provid-
ing for SIS. COO for government
building in this city Immediately
bids will be advertise ! for and suoh
portions of property as may be pur-
chased will be taken over if poss.
ible. 1t is thought that the prop
erty may be purchased without the
necessity of condemnation pro-
oeedings. 1t is practically assured
now that the government will be-
come the possessor of the entire
block.
The government provisions, in
the formal notice for the purchase,
is as follows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Office of the Supervising Architect.
Upon the enactment of law au-
thoyizing the acquisition of q site
for federal building the treasury
department invites, through 10.
cal newspaper, proposals. for the
sale or donation of a suitable COR.
ner. This advertisement gives
such information as to the dimen
sions of the site and the general re-
quirements as will enable intelIi
gent preparation of proposals..
The offers are opened in Wash
ngton at the time stated in the al.
vertisement, and az soon thereafter
ss practicable an agent ofthe de-
partment is sent to make person.
al examination of the proposed To-
oations and suoh others as he
deems desirabls. Upon this report,
together with representations in
writing from other souroes, the de.
psrtment selects the site, and, if
the property is to be acquired by
purchase, Rocspts the offer of the
successful bidder, Pubjeot to the
conditions stated in the advertise
ment and the Attorney Generals
approval of the title.
Whenever the department is un-
able to purchase an acceptable site
at reasonable price, or where 40
oeptable title cannot be secured by
voluntary conveyance, a selection
is made and the title acquired by
condemnation proceedings in
which the price to be paid is judi
oially determined.
The buildings (if any on the
site should be reserved by the ven
dor, to be removed upon notice
after payment for the land has
been made. Generally, notice to
move is not given until construct
ion of the federal building is about
to begin, if the vendor is willing,
pending suoh removal, to pay a
reasonable ground rent.
Plans for public buildings are
taken up in the order in which the
titles to the cites therefor are vest
ed in the United States, and the
contracts for their construction are
let at as eerly date as practicable.
A number of friends of Mr.. Chas
Harris, of Leon, are speaking of
placing his name before the Coun.
ty Convention for the nomination
for Sheriff. The convention could
not pick a better man for that Of
foe than Mr.. Harris. He is good
democrat and most splended gen.
tleman in every respect and would
make good race. He has host
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-06-10

An exchange says that Secretary
Taft is no peanut politician. No.
he surely is in the watermelon
olaSs.