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m8o1ate1y IntO tne Captaln5 5 OInCe. Capt.
Ruthenberg Joined him there and the Cen
erals two sons were sent for. When they
were brought in from the cells Gen. Hams,
his sons and Capt .Ruthenberg were cloeeted
for twenty minutes in conference.
Gen. Hams declined to talk on his arrival,
and after the conference. repeated his
refusal. -..
sI have nothing at all to say about this
sad AFFAIR he said.
Gen. Hams said he was going to return to
New York and would spend the night at
the Hotel Astor returning to Flushing
early tomorrow to be in court when his
sons are arraigned in the Flushing police
court before Magistrate Maurice e. Con-
molly.
MRS. ANNIs CoLLAPsEs.
Mrs. Annis was driven to the hospital
and remained with her husband until he
died. She retained her fortitude until
then and collapsed She was removed
to the home Of Harvey Rockwell. friend
Of the family. at 800 Sanford avenue. She
would make no statement last night. The
two young boys also were on the foat at
the time Of the shooting and furnished
many Of the details to the police,
Ths funeral services for Mr.. Annis will
be held at o'clock on Tuesday evening
from his home. a Claremont avenue. The
i burial WIN be private.
The body was removed from the hos
pithl Soon after o'clock last night by order
OF Coroner Amber and taken to Hallet 3
undertaking establishment, at 1ei Amity
street, Flushing. Coroner's Physician Frey
performed an autopsy. He said after the
sutopsy that although the accounts Of the
shooting agree that but six shots were
frSd, and Capt. Hains's pistol holding six
teen cartridges, showed but six empty
shells, he had found eight distinct wounds
Two Of the bullets driven from the power
fui weapon apparently pierced an arm OF
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mas, JUDGE GUTHRIE DEAD

Mrs d ara 3 Guthrie died Tuee.
day night, December 90 1908, at
the home of her son. DR.. L. v.
Guthrie. superintendent Of the
West Virginia Asylum. Ia Hunt
iDgton: She was In the 6lst year
OF .herilife,
Mrs. Guthrie had been sick for
some time. and bore her SpReringg
with great patience aud foEtitude
She was a. devoted ohristian and
and a charitable neighboF, eud had
many warm friepds, She was the
widow OF the lamented Judge r A
Guthrie, and sister of Mr. A o
YAM Slider, of thisplaoe. Her re.
mainst#ilI' be brought to this city
tomorrow. and funeral services will
be. held d from her late homo on
Main stseet. at q O'Clock, p. m,
conducted by Rev. j Howard Glib.
bons. Interment in Lone Oak
Cemetery. We extend our sym.
phtRySto the borrowed family.
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Ma. Joa Caplyle. employed On

Ma. Joe Carlyle. employed on
the Government works at Salt
Peter. ". Va home to spend
tho holidays, returned Sunday.
Mr. j r HAlstead, of Stockton.
wasin town Monday.
Mr. VIM. Froner. Of PittsburR,
was the guest Of Mr.. K MOCloud
and family at Redmond. last week.
Mr.. j. r. WiIkerson, ono of the
K.& NJ % popular freight conduc.
tors, returned Monday from visit
to his home In Virginia.
NIB Tippett was called to
Huntington this Wednesday morn
ing to attend the body of Mrs r A
Guthrie, who died Tuevday night
at the home of her son, DR.. LV
Guthrie. Superintendent of the
West Virginia Asylum.
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ArrENr1oN REApERs.

The Charleston Daily Gazette
will give full and accurate accounts
OF ell Legislative proceedings as
we'll as congressional and all gen.
eral news. The Gazette is the
recognized representative paper of
the State Capital and IL you wish
to know what the Legislature will
do this winter subscribe for 1t
The price is 40 oents,a month or
81 90 for three months. Remit
by cheok, two. cent stampS or post
office money order. Address The
Gazette, Charleston, West Va.
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Personal Mention.

Mr. Ia ID Ward. of Glenwood,
was in town Monday.
Mr. George NJ MOCIoud. work
ing ON look No III. at Wellsburg,
is home ON a visit to his father,
MIX MoOloud, at Redmond.
Misses Ella and Florence How.
AID are visiting in Washington, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs 81 o MoCord and
baby, of Columbus. returned home
Sunday after a few days' here with
her parents, Mr. and MrS 81 q
Nsase.
MrsJlB Brown wac the guest OF
Bstdaughtet, Mrs Frank Leiheit,
at Pomeroy, last week.
,btrs.M oByefs and Miss Mary
MoCullooh leave today for a few
days sisit with Cincinnati fTiends'
MI and Mrs Joe French have
returned from visit to his sisteT.
MfJ!Alex Purdy, at MoundSville'
Capt W b Howard and son, Ed,
working ON government work at
Salt Peter. w varretuTned there
Sunday after spending Christmas
heEes<s
MYArt L CottEill. of st Marys.
rstGIped ! home today after a short
visit. hereto bis mother.
Meters Carl Hess and wife, Frank
HesS, wife and baby. and Fritz
HesV. of Huntington, and 0 ID
Stewart. of Chester, w. Va. spent
Christmas here with Oapt o F
Hess aud family.
MES M e Tracy and son, Bennie,
are spending the holidays with Mr.
b franklin and family.
MrW W Rothgeb lie dangerously
i'll with pneumonia.
MiGs Mary Hervey,who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs James b
Long at Southside, returned to
her home at Martin Ferry. Ohio.
Tuesday.
Lieut.. o T Beale and sisters,
Misses Josephine and Reba. were
in Huntington, Tuesday night, to
see "a Royal Chef"
Mt and Mrs Ernest Lloyd re.
turned to jackson. Ohio, Monday,
after a short visit with Mr. L
Shihet and family.
Mrs Ollie Brewer, who has been
go Ill. is improving.
Mrs Rachel Mcdaniel and Mrs
Barbara Oliver returned home
Sunday from Columbus after
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs Rankin Wiley has returned
homo from visit to her mother.
in Huntington.
Misses Musa and Muset KigeT,
of Huntington. spent Ohristmas
here with their parsnts. Mr. and
Mrs Robert Kiger.
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DEATH OF MRS. BARBARA
MITCHELL. =. !

= L..
Sunday morning, December goth,
1908. Mrs.. Barbara MITCHELL died.
She was the daughter Of Samuel
Somerville and Margaret Eokard)
SomeHville, and had three brothers.
Calvin Someryille. Samuel j. Som
erville andsAndrew j. Somerville,
three OiOteys, Ann Somerville, Re.
beooa Somerville and Susan
Hinkle. all of whom are now dead.
Mre. Mitchell vas born on the
Bird day of May. 1924, aud was
married to TuomaS Mitchell on
the Oath day of November, 1912
There was born to. this heppy
union Eve sons and three daught.
ers; Rebecca1 j. HogR. James s..
Mitchell, Mary M. Miller, Robert
e. Mitchell. Ann O. Mitchell,
John T. Mitchell, Claudius j. Nit.
ohell and William q. Mitchell, all
of whom are living. and we're pres.
emit, with one exception, at the bed.
eide OF their mother at time of her
death.
For over fifty.eight years Mrs
Mitchell was a memter of the
Presbyterian ohuroh, but ohrie-
tianity with her did not consist in
church membership alone. She
was the friend of everyone, and
was loved by all. She taught chris.
tianity by her example. her sterling
character; she praoticed it in her
daily life; che instilled itinto those
who oame under her influence
With a most loyal heart and with
the purest hands, che faithfully
discharged her duties as wife. a
mother. and ohTistian lady; and
lovingly gave to the distresaed and
needy.
The GENITAL figure that made the
homo of "Unole Tom MITCHELL
famous for its hospitality has gone,
but the influence she has had
upon the lives of others will re-
main. She sleeps in Lone Oak
Cemetery side by eide with her
life long companion. who preceded
her some Eve years ago to the 81.
lent beyond, Both had passed on
life's highway the stone that marks
the Highest point. every hour OF
whose lives were Tioh with love
and blest with joys.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Misses Josephine and Reba
Beale were hostesses to the Sigma
Delta Obi Club, Tuesday, at their
charming home on upper Main
street. Several interesting rubber1
OF bridge were played, after which
most tempting luncheon was
served in the dining room, which
was effectively decorated in keep.
ing with the Yule.tide season.
The guests were, Mrs E e ThomaPr
Mrs M o Byers. Mrs j 8 Spencer;
Misses Irene Bowyer, Kate Strib.
ling, Josephine and Gertrude How.
ard, Edith Tippett and Veva AaI.
tonstall.
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DrA4K.
Sweet Little Spirit Called to the
Mundane Shores Of the Sum
bright Cline.

Garrett Bell Holley. the sweet
little baby girl of Mr. and Mrs
Lambert Holley, Of Glenwood. w.
Va, was called from earth Friday,
December ls. 1908. to try the
realms OF an upper and better
world. The cause Of her death
was from Buront; just lived
10 days. Or. Lilly was summcned
to the stricken one end did ell that
medical skill could do to save her
from the inevitable hopEB of death,
but the Omnipotent One had
claimed her % HE own and said,
"Suffer the little children to come
unto me. and forbid them not, for
of such ia tho Kingdom of heaven"
and she gently CROSSED death's
chilling stream to live With angels
in that fair and happy land from
whence no traveller 0hsll return.
The 7emains were laid to rest in
the Fairfield graveyard Saturday,
the 10th. at III O'Clock. q. M, Rev.
Joseph LowiO conducting the fun.
efal service. Little Garnet lived
on earth but 10 months. Why
she was called from earth and
loved ones at suoh an age we can
not tell; but PERHAPS "Some sweet
day" they will better understand,
then will rejoice to know that the
Lord had need Of the jewel of their
homo in HE kingdom. AO che
was being lowered into her earthly
cell TO be hid from view on earth
forever, the choir sang that sweet
and comforting song,
Over the river faceB,I see,
Faif as the morning, looking for me.
The scene was very imperative and
brought to mind thut death with
HE siokle keen. TOApS the floWeTn
that grow between" 90 we'll 90 the
bearded gVsin, but beautiful
thought 10 with the beYeaved ones
in their great loss for we'll they
knew that the light of their home
had went out forever on earth, but
just aoEoSS JoEdan'S tide 1t would
beam forth again With greater
brillianoy.
Little GoEnett 10 at rest. She is
in Heaven "wheEe the CITY walls
are jasper and the gates are jeweled
rare" bsOkoninR forthe loved ones
to como and dwell with her in that
beautiful land, the homo of the
soul. Oh, may We ell feel DOM
fovted and rejoice to know that we
have treasuTeSi in Heaven. Little
Garnett cannot come to papa and
mamma, or not to little brother;
angels took her away, and can',
bring her back; but all can go to
her. U b. ID.
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Growing Bean in Boys Bar.

When tho pain IN tho ehFloI NE
little son Richerd. became 90 great
that the parent became alarmed
Thomas Lloyd, of Fairmont, called
in DR. j e Ofner, who performed
an operation on the hurting mem
Der. Attached to an inner bone,
the phySician found a bean firmly
planted, which had begun to sprout
in the moisture and had burst
open, tits the physioian'S opinion
that the bean had been in the lads
ear for months.
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stu Going Up.

We have It on reliable authority
that the West Virginia certificate
hoi lers now claim that West Vir.
ginia owes them $87.OO0.OO0 They
have raised It $4.OOO.OO siuoe they
heard how the election went in
West Virginia. This should be
cheerful newS to the rank and file
of the Republicans who voted foI
the state machine tioket.-King-
wood Argus,
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MARRIAGE IrcErsRs.

( Fredriok Force, s''
Bessie Leach. 4@5
I Winfield 8 Hooton hD
Mary j. Olonoh. g
( Enooh e LETTERS.
Iva M. Boles.
{ Allen q, Litohfeld.
Estella e. Smith.
( Darius Fl. Prunty.
[ Oma B. Dyer.
( George NJ Knapp
Myrtle Oossin
I George 81 Frost
| Aria j Fisher
( John MoComas
Lola Spurlook
( William Buck
Florence Grimm
( Thurman j Blazer
Lille F Johnson
{ ElbeHt f Crippen
| Maud Mitchell
I Sanford Gibbs
Katie Smith -
I James e Carson
| Ade!ia l. Brooks
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Former Citizen Buried Hero.

F0fmef UIGlzeu buFIeu dUEU'
The remains of Mrs Jennie Hooff
Saundere, who died at her home in
Huntington, December "a, 1908,
of tuberoulosis. were brought here
Saturday aud inferred in Lone Oak
cemetery. The deceased was a
sister of Messrs. q w M and JAS
M Hoof of this CITY. and had many
friends here whore che spent heI
girlhood days. who will be panied
to hear of her death. She iS sur.
vived by one son.
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FELL OFF THE BRIDGE.

Jack Bennett. living near town,
in some manner walked out on the
approaoh of the K & Bridge, near
the depot. thinking he was on the
grade, it being very dark, Thursday
night, and fell a distance of just
43 feet. he was badly bruised up,
and 10 now in most CRITICAL DON
dition,
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KILLED BY TRAIN.

Tuesday night while walking
along the track. George Spencer.
son of John Spencer. deceased, of
Wyoma. was struck by the south.
bound B & D passenger train, near
tho Water and Light Cos power
house, in the railroad yaTdS, and
instantly killed. He was about
20 years of age.
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We know whole lot of wives
who are proud of worthless hus.
bands.
ForaLame Back.

When you have paine or lame,
ness in the back bathe the parts
with Chamberlain Linimenttwice
a day, massaging with thepalm Of
the hand for Eve minutes at each
application. Then dampen piece
OF flannel slightly with this lini-
ment and bind It on over the seat
of pain, and you may be surprised
to Gee how quickly the lameness
disappears. For sale by @ w M
Hoof.
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Lieut. Ohae, y BeAlO, VINO holdo
an important. position with the
Oliver Mining 90. at CoIsrain.
Mimi. 10 spending y couple OF
woke bore on visit to his pa.
rents. MIR and ME- j NJ a Beale.
Lieut., Beale 10 also clerk OF Dol.
Eaine township, position that re-.
quires a thorough knowledge OF
mathematics and bnOineGs methodS,
and We are pleasOd to cay that hiS
work gives entire satisfaction to
the company and alSo TO the PEG.
Pile of hi0 distTiot.
Mr. John Neville and daughter,
of Beaverton, Michigan, Mr.. Ben
Neville and family. of Springfield.
ILL.,, Misc Minerva Neville Of Obi
Gage, Ill.,, and Mrs. Nora Neville.
Miller and husband OF thiS CITY are
visiting Mr.. Smith Neville at Wy
oma, and the entire party men.
toned will be the gueSts OF our
esteemed friend Mrs 8 j Baum,
this city, on New Years Day.
Mr. and MrS Stribling. of Mer.
GERS Bottom, and Mr. JEFF Hunter,
OF Ashton, who have been the
pleasant houOe gueStS OF MT and
Mrs j L Smith. of Eighth avenue
during the Christmas Season, will
leave for their homo tomorrow
Huntington Herald. Dec %.
MisO Mabel Gibbons. of Charles.
ton, speut q few days here last
week with her siOteTO. Mrs A 4
Fenton and MiOS GEaoe Gibbons.
Mr. VIM Stoenbergon, Of Pitts.
burg, spent few days hero last
week.
Miss Rose VickeYS. OF Hunting.
ton, Opeut few days here last
week with her pATentS.
Grover HitO, who has been
working In Indiana, 10 here on q
visit to his family.
Mr. David Perry, of Mason Oity.
wasS here visiting relatives yeOter.
day.
Col and Mrs II B Howard re.
turned Monday from q OhoHt visit
to their daughter. MTO w A Viii.
lame, at Mt Vernon, Ohio.
Mr. NJ o ByeTS. of st Louie.
spent ChristmaS with his wife who
is here visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John MoCulloch.
Mr. o K Blaokwood returned
Monday from a short visit to bis
mother at Look Seven.
Miss Alice Neale will return
Friday to Winston, N. Y.
Mr. John E Beller, JT., returned
to West Point, N Y, Saturday,
after spending ChIietmas here with
his parenta.
Hon. Rankin Wiley returned
Monday from Columbus where he
spent ChristmaS with hiS daughter,
Mrs j l. Pannell.
Mr. and Mrs e B Jones left Sun.
day ON a visit to relatives in Vir.
giuia.
Mise Ora Eckard, OF Greer. Opent
Saturday and Sunday here with
her sister, Mrs.. Ed. MoGufin.
Mrs. w. L. milford. spending
the holidays at Henderson with
relatives end friends, returned 10
Sewell, w. Va. last Saturday.
MrHW Ellie, OF Columbus. o.,
representing tho Crystal Toe %"
was in town Monday calling on
hia ouatomeYB.
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sTHH oHURoHEs.

.iy,I,31ts CHRIST oHURoH.,
- REV sHoRARp' ornpoNs. nEOToHH7
1serviate sGGhldayy II a m and 7:8o
% IN, 'is 30 a,s..t 49,, BE- ~
ADMINISTRATION Of the Holy Com
munionoat.the IL O'Clock service.
Service at Spilman Chapel Fri.
day 1880 n. NJ. Il.
You, are invited, -
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The Christmas dance given by
the young men at The Spencer
Assembly Hall last Friday night
was quite a social suooeus and was
largely attended.
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The packet, Carrie Brown. run
ming between GaIlipolis and Hunt
ington. has been purchased by
Capt Dick Brown. who continues
to run her in this same trade. The
boat and trade was valued at $12..
600.
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The Kenawha river has a navi.
gable depth Of six feet all the year
ABOUND. Total appropriations to
secure this passed the 100000
mark.
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How one Doctor Successfully
Treats Pneumonia.

IN treating pneumonia" sage
DR. w j Smith, of Sanders, Alap
1.-THE only remedy / uee for the
lungs is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. While, of oourse. L
would treat other symptoms with
different medioines, / have used
this remedy many times in my
medical practice and have yet
failed to find a case whore 1t has
not controlled the trouble /
have used II myself, as has also my
wife for colds and coughs repeated.
", and 1 most willingly and cheer.
fully recommend II as superior to
any other cough remedy to my
knowledge" For sale by q w nj
Hoof.
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By wireless telephony two
French naval officers have succeed.
ed in having oonverSation. OonRs
and oven whistling heard perfect.
Iy at q defiance Of ninety mileS'
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Wanted-Salesman to sell our
guaranteed Oils and PeintS. Elk
peYienoe unnecessary. Extremely
profitable offer to right party.
The Glen Refining Company,
Cleveland. Ohio. 12,l6tf
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The musical recital given in The
Spencer Assembly Hall, Tuesday
night. by the pupils of Prof Gil
bert's olass. was highly enjoyed
Mrs Ed e Thomas sang beauti.
full solo in charming and sweet
voice, winch pleased every one.
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RusOell, the little son Of Mr. and
Mvs John Hardin. had the miSfoY.
tune to break his left arm while
playing.
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sTooKHo1pERs MEET1Na

The regular annual meeting OF the.
stockholders OF the Point Pleasant
National Bank will be held&t their
Pleasant, w. Va, January 18th, 1909,
for the purpose OF electing Board Of
Directors and the tranaction of such
other business as may properly come
before them.
j. w. WINDOW, Cashier
Dec 16-4w
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Mrs MoCune. aged about 80
years. mother of Emory and John
Smith, of Henderson. on Thursday
last, fell down the staiTway and
injured herself go badly that she
died Monday morning. Funeral
services today, "wednesday.
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Frank Ray of Ashton, brought
Miller TOO turkeys last night and
had already shipped oar East
GalIipolis Tribune, Dec. %.
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some !. men look for work with
about az much enthusiasm aO they
would look for CASE of smallpox
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pREsBYrER1AN oHURoH, U s. A

REV. j. PATTERSON, Pastor.
Oakdale and Milestone LIST and 3rd
Sabbaths of each month. !.
Baden end Sabbath IL a. IN. and $3.50
D. M Pleasant Flats. 4th Sabbath,
liza. IN, and 1880 p. M
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The wages Of women In AOiaOtio
Turkey vary from 10 to 10 oentO a
day Of ten houTS.
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You can't judge a man by the
CLOTHES he wears. The man with
the frayed trousers and coat sleeves
may be a bachelor instead of q
married man.
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You do not have to engage a bal.
loon with which to reach the
heights of some people's ambi.
ton. 49, -,
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BApT1sr CHURCH.

Preaching services, second and
fourth Sundays IL a m and 7:8O p
N. Sunday School every Sunday
9:45 a m, A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
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Many man gets credit for be-
ing wise by simply keeping his
mouth shut.
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The woman with new hat
thinks that il the world is not
looking at her tits missing some.
thing.
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs Grover
Hite. a daughter, Christmas morn.
ing.
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One reason there is 80 much
room at the top is because people
are always trying to down the ones
who get there.
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ia man happens 70 show deyo.
ton ia his wife the. neighborS are
sure to say he is henpecked.
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"A woman can tell jest how old
she appears by the way q man
looks at her: at twenty, he regards
her admiringly; at thirty, critically {;
at forty. indifferently; at City. diff.
ferentially.
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Some men are go busy with their
tongues that they haven't time to
do anything elSe,e~ ,...e
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TRINITY METHODIST oHURoH.
Wand Street, between 9Th and 18th.
~. ~. -,nnrrnN.. u arnR

Sunday School 9:46 a. m.
Preaohing by the pastor next
Sunday morning and night. All
Welcome.
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Waoan't-all be merchant pTin.
CESS or captains of. industry. but
there's room in the chorus
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FoR SALE.

A fret GLASS Moving Picture.
Show, complete. Will sell for
$3.50 90 cash, For particulars, see
r 81 HApToNsTAII, p. o. box 1856;
Point Pleasant. w. Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-12-30

Imaginary troubles oause a good
deal of fighting among neighbors.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-12-30

Cushion Covers RED aoed and Art
Material for one week at Mrs L j
Williamson's.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-12-30

Rev, j M Cullen will preach al
Eokatd Chapel Sunday morning,
January Bird, at 1890 O'Clock and
at Trinity at 8 O'Clock p. m.