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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12
Personal Mention.

Mr.. All Bowyer, of Capehart,
vase genial visitor to this office
Saturday.
WA Miller. Esq. of Upland
paid this office pleasant Gall last
week.
Messrs A Mccoy L w MOODY
and j w Chapman, of Glenwood,
were callers at this office last Sat
urday.
Mrs w r Hawkins who has
been vislting her daughter Mrs )
FFadley for nearly year, has re-
turned to her home at Munoie.
Ind, accompanied by her grand
daughter Miss Edith Sebrell, slso
Mr. Willie Potts of Flat Rock
MIR Geo Allen and family have
moved here from West Columbia
Miss Mary MoLoud. of Hunt
ington, was visiting her parents in
Henderson, Saturday.
Mr. o o Bowyer has returned
from business trip to Washing
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Chas H White re.
turned Saturday from trip
through Ohio and about Wheeling
Miss M Ella Craig, of Charles
ton. and Miss Lizzie Alexander, OF
Pueblo, Ool.. spent Wednesday
with Mrs o B Waggener and Mise
Frances Maupin, at Arbuokle.
Mics Lizzie was taken to her old
homestead, the q L Sebrell farm.
while here.
Mr. Willard Bostio and wife, of
Gallia county, Ohio, spent few
days last week with their daughter
Mrs Il Perry. in Henderson.
Miss Sylvia Holloway, of Lon
den, Ohio. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs Mace Maupin. of Arbuokle.
Mr. Geo Bennett, of Pittsbure,
arrived here several days ago to
visit bis father.in.law, Mr. } 2
Monroe and family. who will leave
this week for the west.
Virginia, the little daughter, OF
Mr. and Mrs Bert Pope, a few days
ago. suffered a paralytic stroke of
the left side.
Engineer WIN Stanley came
homo off of the Calderwood Mon
day she having laid up at Camp
bells creek
Mr. Mace Maupin and wife, who
were called to London, o., August
2ud, on account of the death of
their little niece. Miss Winifrede
Holloway. daughter, of Mr. and
Mrs Prentice Holloway, returned
home last Saturday after spending
few days at Washington o H.,
and Columbus, Ohio
Mr. T g Hogg, of Maggie, was in
town Monday.
Hon Rankin Wiley left Monday
TO visit his daughter. Mrs j L
Pannell. who is spending tho sum-
mer at Lake Side. Ohio. He will al.
30 visit Maoanao Island and the
Iue before returning home. Mrs
Wiley left for Huntington to visit
her mother during Mr. Wiley's alb
senoe.
Oapt VIM Curry was in town
Monday.
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I. eppearlss g .ho s9gnoll .h.. !. .h2 Ga l

II appearing to the council that tho totnn
valuation OF all taxable property In this
municipality according 70 the last asaesA-
ment thereof, Is tat5, 1887 being. real eatnto
1851 90; personal property to the value OF
Si8, SIS 90; and railroad and other property
asIesSod 5y The board OF Rubitc WORKS 70 tne
by the ohicer whose duty y is 70 mako out
the land books according 70 tho provialonR
Of section IS chapter 70 OF the Codo % lass
amended, and ttnppenring from the fore
BY levy after deductinE all credits, 500 % for
municipal purposeBi therefore lQyy on
twenty-f I'VE cents (26cl for municipal pur-
poses Will produce the es!imated smonns
state OF West Virginia,
Comfy of Mason, :. !. 4.
Town Of North Point Pleasant, To.wit 6
4, L.. A. McMillin, Recorderi "a And FOX
the municipality OF North Pofnt IloheAnts
County OF Mason, Btato Of Welt YlTginiAs
do hereby certify that the torggoing ia
n true copy from the record OF On otnoc
made by tide council of said municipality
on tho nth day ofAugust, 1903.
Recorder.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12

Lieut.. Ohas. II. Beale, of this
oity, who recently accepted a pc.
sition with the Oliver Iron Min
ing Co.. at Colevaine, Mimi, was
last week elected clerk of the
Township of Greenway, MINI.
and is quite an important and re.
sponsible position. Mr.. Beale is
one of Point Pleasants highly
educated young men and we assure
his supporters that he will make
good in this or any other position
he may be called. We congratulate,
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( Mr. and ME- Il ii MoCoEd, q
Oolumbur, are here yieiting Mr.
MoOord's paEents. Mr. and Mrs =
g Nease.
Mrs. j. o Waters. of Gallipolis
is here viOiting her parents, Capt
and Mrs j w O Heslop.
Mrs j. ID MoNnrlin, of Wheel
ing, arrived here Monday on q visit
to her father, Capt w d Holmes
Mys wo Jordan and baby re-
turned last week from a yiSitto
relatives in Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs FO Craig and ba.
by, of Charleston. are here visiting
Mr. and MTs w o Jordan.
Mrs Ohas Filson and Mise En-.
ma Aumiller returned Sunday
from trip to Niagara Falls.
Mr. Newt Foglesong has moved
TO the Joseph Helm property, on
Wand street, near Court House.
Mrs j w O Heslop and daught.
ere, Misses Mamie, Aurelia and
Willie, and Mrs. VIM Steinbaoh
and daughter, Miss Amelia, are
home from a delightful trip to Din
oinnati.
Miss Zolla Pullin and Marie
Smith, of Henderson, are home
from a visit to friends at Charles.
ton.
Miss Alyena Hess has returned
from visit to DR. Rogsett and
wife, at Hogsett.
Mrs Geo W Tippett has return.
ed from a visit with her sons.
j B and w r Tippett, the former
in camp near Anderson and the lat
or at Qutnnimount.
Mise Ottie Kinoade, of Hunting
ton, is here to spend her vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs An,
drew Kinoade. She will also at.
tend the Institute.
Mrs W s Morgan and littlo dau
ghter Oretha, of Grimm's Land
ing, left Friday for Pense Syringe
DR. John English and wife, here
visiting his parents. Judge and
Ntrs j w English. returned Mon,
day to their home at Mcdowell.
Mrs E II Woelffel and two child
ron are visiting at Era, Pa, and
Buffalo, N Y.
Engineer John Galloway, OF
Henderson, will leave for Din
oinoinati in few days where b.
will board the str Charlotte Boeok
eler, as engineer, for the Lower
Mississippi.
Miss Josephine Beale is visiting
her aunts, at Gallip ,lis Ferry for Z
week.
Mr. and Mrs oChas Lewis return
ed Monday from a weeks visit
with friends and relatives In the
country.
Miss Carrie Davis. daughter OF
Prof Davis. President of kio
Graude College,. Ohio. was the
guest of the Misses Burnside, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr. Everett Parker, OF Athens
Ohio, was here Sunday and Mon
day, the guest of Miss Dams Burn
eide.
Mrs. Bernard 10th and two
daughters Pauline and Berdie, OF
ST. Louis, Mo. are here on visit
to Messrs. Joe and Marous Fried
man and families.
Mr. John Lupta, of Wheeling. ia
here visiting Mr.. Bonnie Tracy
Mr. VIM Tully and wife are on
visit to friends in CINCINNATI
and cities in Indiana.
Miss Minnie Left, ioh who has
been visiting in Charleston and
Maiden has returned homo
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Big Fire at Parkersbnrg

yesterday at noon FIRE started in
the machinery room of the West
Virginia Veneer and Door 90 at
Parkersburg, and destroyed the
factory, the large plant of the
Parkersburg Toe 90, 10 residences
and damaged the b g. .. railroad
bridge over the Ohio The loss ia
estimeted at a hundred thousand
dollars.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12

Through private souroeS we
learn that Mr.. Samuel Weeaton
died at his home in PittsbuTgi
last week. Mr.. Wheaton was for
mauy years resident of this CITY,
engaged In the docking of boate,
and our oitizens remember him as a
warm. hearted. congenial and clever
gentlemen. aud regret TO learn Of
learn Of his death.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12

The packet Leroy, which was
formerly engaged in the Sisters
vile. Marietta trade. has been CUR.
chased by Capt. Gorden Greene to
take the place of the Neva. which
was recently destroyed by fire.
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MARRIED.

Miss Stella l.. CTemeanS. of
Glenwood, was married to Mr.. Ri.
mer Harry Fuller, of Huntington,
July 20. 1907, at CatIettsburg, Kyp
by Rev, a. v. Teltz. The bride 10
a popular stenop rapher, employed
at the time of her marriage by
Rucker, Anderson, Strother &
Hughes, of Weloh. Mr.. Fuller 10
prominently connected with the
Huntington Bottling 90. The
marriage has been kept seoret
from even the most intimate
friends and relatives until now.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.. Earl e.
Kerwood, of Henderson, dauhgt-
or, Saturday, Aug 9th.
Mr.. Hudson Maddy, one OF the
best known farmers in Gallia ooun
ty, was instantly killed last Thurs
day morning about 2 O'Clock, in
front of his own residence, half
mile perhaps above Addition. by a
local freight of the K. & M.
Capt. Ohss. A. Gebhart, who has
boon i'll at his home on Lowell
street, Charleston, is able to be out
and within couple OF weeks will
be in condition to resume his du.
ties on the good steamer Hatfield
Great surprise was manifested in
Point Pleasant when 1t was learn.
ed that the Cincinnati & Pittsburg
Packet % the largest transporta.
ton oonoern operating on the Ohio
river is insolyent and has gone in.
to the hands of receiver. The
company has been in operation for
many years. Three boats, Queen
City, Keystone State and Virginia,
have been operated between Pitts.
burg and Cincinnati. For some
time owing to low water the boats
have been compelled to tie mp dur.
ing the greater portion of the sum
mer,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12

Old shoe polishes s GENTS; old
o Elections of Music, "Etudes" aud
.Ev'ry Months" 8 cents at Van
Gilder's Drug Store.
Three or four gentlemen board.
ers can be accommodated at oen
trail location. Terms, $3.50 per
week. Gall at this office for fur /.
ther information.
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Crushed to Death by Boat At Lool
No, O.

David Johnp, farmer who lives
near Look 9. up the Kanawha, was
instantly killed at the look Mon.
day at IL O'Clock. Johns was GROSS.
ing the river in skif and tried to
go ahead OF the r. P. Gillian and
her tow when he was caught be,
tween the baTRes and look wall
His boat was splintered and he wat
horribly crushed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12

The funeral of Oapt. W. o
Roseberry took place last Sunday
aft ernoon, the intermeut being in
Lone Oak cemetery. All that was
mortal of this venerable gentle.
man was escorted TO his last resting
place by large oonoourse of Bor.
rowing relatives aud tEiends, thus
evidenoing the high esteem in
which he was held by all who knew
him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12
PRESBYTERIAN oHURoH.
CARL RARTH, Pastor.

Main Street, between 7th and 9Th sls
Rev. Carl BaTth expects to
preach at the Point next Sundpy
morning at IL O'Clock. and at West
minister at night.
Song service at Point Pleasant
next Sunday night.
A press special from Rome says
that Miss Katherine ElkinB, dau.
ghter of Stephen B. Elkins, of this
State. will embrace the Catholic
faith before her marriage to the
Duke of the Abruzzi.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12

The race program at the Mason
County Fair August 20, 81 and 90,
will be good
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12

The Register gratefully aoknowl.
edges a number of pleasant Gale
from visitorB and teachers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12

Cook & Robinson's dog and
pony show which exhibited here
last Wednesday, was about the
best that ever struck town, and we
understand they will be here at
our Fair.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12

Mason County Fair will be held
August go, 81 and 90
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12

The only Jim Crow bill intro.
duced into the State Legislature
in years. was that fatheTed by
Judge Evans-a Republican.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-12

Died. at her home near Poca,
Mrs William Lee. Tuesday, July
28th, 1908, and was buried Thura.
day, July 8Otb. at Pooa. The de.
ceased was SO years old and leaves
four children, She was a daugher
OF Mr.. Paul Schools. of near thi'
city. She was a splended lady and
loved by all who knew her.
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BE was the father Of Mr.. Perry
Norwood, of Henderson, and Mr.
Hines Norwood. of this city.

The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Daniel BoneoutteE, of Red.
mond, died and was buried Mon.
day afternoon in the Henderson
burying ground.
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl 3
Kerwood, of Henderson, a dauhgt
or, Saturday, Aug, 9th.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-16
A Pretty Big Discount.

There was chi.dren's hospital II
New York which a society lady visited
regularly, taking trri, and flowers tn
the !!tt.e patients and IL a certain
ward boy was pointed out 10 her one
day as lad customer.
oh, be IS iacogr.g.ble,' sighed the
nurse
Miss Society talked awhile with the
little chap. aad when she arose to go
she said
See here. have heard bad reports
about you. Now. | want you 10 prom
ise ue 70 = good II you are good tor
whole week, I'll give yol dollar
when come again next Thursday.
The boy promised to try to te good
Tbs promise. though. he did not keen
d her next visit Mss Society. going
to bis cot, said
i shall not ask the nurses how Won
have behaved this last week. want
you 70 te. ne yourself. Now. wha, do
you think-do you deserve that dollar
promised YOU o. not?
The boy regarded Miss Society with
a troubled frown. Then be said in .
low voice.
~Gilme nickel.'" New Yors
Tribune.
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DID LEE EXPECT DtfeA''
Tn. Generals Significant statement
After Sailors Creek


Nv las, official Intercourse win ecu
e-a, Lee, WIS on the retreat was
s,,- rn him with dispatches from i''S'
tt,,t plyls md reached him oeaT '"''
night ot April! e near klce.S ~tauon'
,nnrns,h.J without being challenge
nv single sentinel and FOUND hln
standing near q Sun.derlng IRE VIZ"
one ~ his hands resting on an AN
brfsuea Wb,e. He VAS debating soH'e
,-1ar ~ colonel Marshall, who SAT III
rho ambulance with 4 lap desk Fe'e'''
i.- his d.ltat!on. As General Lee
81. d.. .-,-eJ Into the led OF coa's
~ II weighing every word. lheFe u.
no STAG or escort about 50 TAT IL
,,rt1 saa Touching sailors Creek h'
smoke bitterly and said 10 answer o..
NJ Da,i,' desire 10 know his proposed
line ~ retreat that il was beyond Ms
,,ntro'. ,ha. he mad Intended 70 IT.
treat hy tie TIE OF the hauyl.e road
hut had been forced OF that route '!
the arriva, ot sheridan ahead 81 ~"
a. Pr-kvife. thar lie was then Follow
ing the line OF the Souihs!de ROAD /"
Ivnchburg. bur the enemy was 'I.
marching him and might force him OK
that his movements were dependeh,
~, the Developments OF eAcn houF' am
then he added. How can ! te'4;
fay more sailors Creeks and X VIII al
=, over-just where thought II "ou4'
end from the beginning "heh u'N'
published this statement Is Un'A.''
ness was questioned Fortunate!
sfrerwari saw Two u his staf. totn
Of whom said they had heard him *
nreSs himself Ia the same WY Ihe4e
may have been times when GeueF".
L. e,gted by some ot his surprising
successes. leit hopeful. aool, the tr'
uuph o. our cause. from the pFou1
bIitles based OF numbers and resources
his Judgment may have been "aFped
sway now and then hy the feeling ne
axn-esse,l when. after Second Manas
sss Sharpsbu-g. fredericksburg anu
Chance,lo-svi h. said No genera
ever corr manded such troops a. those
under me But his mind Was to-
mathematical! in is workings. and al
its calculations we're TO- Aab!iua-!
based upon what could - done With
given nunler II men and certain
amount OF .uateria. - make hin forget
the vast disparity between the contest
ans o. hope for ultimate triumph
John 5. Wise in Circle Magazine.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-16

tie same in, !, would be absolutely
necessary for Us 70 double the size
OF. The Dawn each i>>ue in order 70
get all the news il il Il would
cost YOU nothing and would Dc
worth much 20 the city; !, would
make the -own appear lively; II
would attract the attention o. PEG
pie: j, would rebound 70 YOU II
dollars and cents by making Your
property more valuable from the
fact OF i bringing more people 20
our city. People like TO live i'll a
i've town and where there Is much
publicity. Dead towns have few
attractions. even Tor spiders and
bats. they prefer 70 live when their
work IS 4. least disturbed occasion
ally, otherwise they would have 70
i've il the same old nuts ard never
have ANYTHING new 70 attract al
-eutlOu.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-16
Born in Iowa.

Our family was born an raised IN
iowa. and have used Cham oer,ain' ;
collie, Cholera ard DiArrhoea Remedy
made >, Des Mo.res for years. We
Know how good !: : from long expert
ence II the lse OF i. 10 fact. voen II
:. Paso. Texas. me writer's lie wAs
>4EeG ~ me prOup. u>e o. This remedy.
We are nov engaged = the mercantile
business :. Narcoo>>ee : a. and have
ia:ro1 uceG me remedy here. i. has
proven vsrp successful acG : constantly
growing n fagor.-Euu,s 6ros. TnI.
remedy IS for SAL oy Ow. Drug.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-16
Little Conception.

. Few people seem TO have much
conception OF what j, takes 20 =,
OIL. newspaper. First OF al !;
requires Al OUTLAY Q: cold cash
amounting 70 several hundred dol
lars ;or presses, type, stands
stones. ru,e> leads, etc, etc
many things indeed TWO numerous
to mention, 70 say nothing Q: blank
paper and hired help. Take io-
instance The Dawn: Our outfit
has cost Is FROM 3 go 70 5000
first and last. Or expenses j. the
BEST We can do runs between 500
AMI $500 dollars per month, every
thing included. Then, II order
to get out ! newsy sheet requires
the service OF one person p-acti-
callyl d. the time. chasing down
the news . y 70 get the same COZ
rect ard 10 w-ite i.up il present,
able nann@-. We star. ONT Mon
dav 70 ind news to- the hands .o
begin work on. Nee: half a dozen
men and Il, say. don't know
anything WORTH telling. Then
next fellow sive - : song and
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-16

warmth about the soap. ne 80
put NJ his hand. and down tunD'Tu ~ !.
theories az. blazing nisnsc.p :.
tassel on Is peak had ooooeo NV -
candle as he cent above bis oe0H go ~
the fascinating problem on tie 80 :.
was no more than the rejection " =
evening horire on bis cranium-
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.eutlou.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-16
John D. Atkinson.

Is John D. Atkinson bigger than
his partv' Such must we believe
him 70 be il we take his candidacy
for governor seriously. John D.
has flooded the country with cards
bearing his picture On this card
is printed the following; Among
other things OF great Importance 70
all citizens, I shall work for better
banking laws-especiallv deposi-
tors guaranty law. I am III favor
of the whole republican party plat
form adopted At Spokane May -
1908.
The depositors guaranty law was
one Of the demands in the state
democratic platform BIT, no, in the
state republican platform. Okala-
HON has a depo>itors guarantee law
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ms No"9' u" '''' 'H0'eOF p~'''-'e
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% '1-e ''-V''> - : ~ '-'--
can convention mas declared 'o' :.
No republican III OF OF. OF congress
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A WITTY JUDGE.
His Conclusions :, the Evidence O.
Ci..o ara True.

Tha ls-a Hon Noah Davis well
--ovrn -h-or-hor- -ba country as the
49,. vbo ,-sa.i and sentenced Rosa
Twsa- vas irs.lv celebrated in MANY
vsvs ne 49, ~ thar tvna - tu-ts,
fo- vhich vaS-a-7 New York was
,snai sr-f,, ~. hal, century follow.
a., ,S-o orleans c,r7-v = r-ond O,
ht-, ~, - - -,,t,r..- AMI r,os- dis
,tne-,ishe.+ sons III vas slightly
49,, ,,s.li,,, haf,h- f-r habi-af
rs--s h.ss e,a ora,, c-- f,cA-i7d-.ad
= s--isin- e--,-4 IN anr community. He
as - ra.a t,0va- an honest
,si. minded i-jra Win ken sans.
=. h--,o- s,'I ui-i,s- something a, :
u-f-s- sid No. The f,...,.ir.. mos
.-o-, his ~ v--;--a- 81, ~. J. -
10 r,o-,ar- s-i - - rifs- ~ a rial
r,'-s--s-a tha .f.---.ss al oraft-v q,
~ -i-a Ti,sr ara -.-hsos -. t.S-
7'sv rno, vo-fs n. which ~ h4~a.,v
-sco-d n 80 r--'s.b language
T. was = IL. Ntacs-a circuit in the
.,-,- sa.-a,-ss- r-l-a nav --.-s-e-+
~ ae'loa Il eIecll-ell vas called
- - s'--e a. Ofe9 parry va o
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-16
Sc -.io- % . Mister.

sif Hunph-y Davy had been study.
tns one evening il comfortable necIt
gee o. Dressing gown and uishtcap az
q little table in lis chamber when he
osoace a7a-e q I curious phenone-
non 4 bright dancing circle o. light
e?pfa rs'i upon the ceiling. Il was IN
s.eacg. yet persistent and be was IN
able to accoun. Tor Il. He ex-in-uish.
81 us amp. o1- L only appeared the
osnte' Il vas accompanied BY az
uos-a scorchilg oior-and also By d
snsat sound o. sizing He was great
y excited an running over rapidly II
us Utnd Kinds 0. electrical AM
oene- Interesting theories 70 account
in Ia Sv.-=-J Wien i- heca NE
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Daniel 4. Mcmillan II Buffalo Truth

state Engineer ,I--o-z= ". Cooler O,
Minnesota was recently q1o,ai &. say.
Ing thar he i convinced thai her. l.
10 reason Why good grmho roads can.
cot u orilc- The -gnbo road built
last year near Crpoks-oa~ IL stated
IS now IN excellent condition aud Ia.
Teen every lay during - year in
which il has beer Il USE
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.. = r~.a-,-
tt f.a. 'r -soa cr-,s> - a. T.
he rso~- rlg- .-ai dc n ch.I l.. Al
10th e some lsie shade with tend
'aCy toward an color.
II Is 1 noticeable feature of dr-s les
9th ~ he street and the horse, that
.ey favor so,-e aactJai.ls,' Tley
ire strongly English decidedly FrpAch
y tyrlcaliy japanese.
I. * one Of The features o. the sty le>
u the year thar they are durable Ar
e-noon gowns are made OF very Gu>a-
bic kind OF broadeloth calculstec to
clean we. and so made that the gvwrs
tan be treshened without taking thsr
aparL-BrooAIyn Eagle.
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A, o. =. Lessen In clseal'e' q,

To Impress upon his yoouiI ~
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-Eveybodys Magazine.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-16
Every bodys Magazine
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