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ed home to Gallipolis, yesterday,
after visit to her father, William
FoslesOns.
Dr.. John Z. s.eenbergen is max
ing business trip to North carolina.
Mrs. Earl Wells is visiting at
Mason City this week.
Mrs. Will Deem, of Kanauga, was
in town visiting friends Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Cox, of Columbus,
was visiting his aunt, Mrs. John
Wells, last week. Mr.. Cox is man
ager of the ball team which played
in Point Pleasant on the 18th day of
July.
Messrs. John Downing, J. E. D.
Hartinger, Harry Wells and Charles
Stansbury, of MhdlepOrt, were in
town taking in the street fair last
week.
Miss Kate striblins accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague as far as
Huntington Saturday, for brief
visit to DR.. and Mrs, L. V. Guthrie.
Mrs. J. H. Wade, of Ashland,
Ky, and Mrs. Mary E. Moore, of
MiddlepOrt, were the guests of Mrs.
J, S. Spencer, Saturday.
Miss Eliza Beale. of GallipoIis
Ferry, was visitor in town last
week.
Little Polly Simpson arrived home
at her grandfather's Hon. James
Capehart, Sunday, after an extended
visit to friends and relatives in the
East.
Mr.. ]. McMillen, one of Cooper
districts best citizens, gave this Office
a pleasant call last week.
Miss Mable Gibbons many friends
are glad to welcome her home, for
a well-earned summer vacation.
Mrs. W. D. Holloway returned to
her home at Huntington, Saturday,
after weeks visit to Mr.. Mace
Maupin and family. Her niece,
Miss Louise Maupin, and Miss Helen
Wasgener, accompanied her for
few days visit.
Miss Louise Spinks, of Charleston,
is visiting Miss F. NJ. Maupain, of
Arbuckle.
Mr.. James Edwards and wife, of
Springfield, Ky, are the guests of
his brother, Mr.. Arthur Edwards and
wife, this city.
Capt, Harry K. Miller, wife and
son, of Charleston, are visiting Mr..
w. C. Jordan and wife, leth street.
Mrs. P. NJ. Kerwood left Sunday
for Cincinnati, where she will meet
her daughters three youngest chill
dren, from Kansas City, Mo-, who
are coming here on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Montague, of
Evansville, Indiana, were the week
end guests of Mr.. Tol Striking and
family. Mrs. Montague will be
pleasantly remembered by many
Mason friends, as Miss Hattie Nc
Mullin.
Mr.. Geo. Eckard, shipping clerk
at the West Virginia Malleable Iron
Works, resigned his position Satur-
day and left Monday for Lucerne,
Mimi, where he has accepted lu-
ceative position.
Mr.. Peter Gardner, wife and little
girl, who have been residing at Ma
pie Park, H., for some time, return
ed to this place for permanent resi-
dence last Wednesday. Mrs. Gard
ner and child are in poor health.
Prof. W. J. Kenny, who has
made his home with his daughter,
Mrs. Mary Withee, at Parkersburg,
for some time, and who has been in
poor health for the past year, arrived
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The third advance car of the John
Robinsons Shows was here last Fri
day to advertise the big asgrega-
lions coming to Point Pleasant, Fri
day, July l6.
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TIE Edisonia Theatre, recently
purchased by Mr.. Sam Stephenson,
has been thoroughly overhaulei and
decorated with paaeIs, pictures, &c,
b. Mathews, thedeeoralor.
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PERSONALS

]: PERSONALS
Soos---.sos
Mr.. W. W. Bryan has returned
from business trip to Bremen, o.
Miss Lizzie Keifer has returned to
her home at Leon
Ms. W. C. Jordan and little
daughter returned from a trip to
GAINESVILLE, Saturday.
Mr.. Herb Chambers, of Middle
port, spent Sunday here with rela-
tiyes.
Mr.. Asa Musgrave spent Sunday
with his cousin, Mrs. Elmer Nutter,
this city.
Mrs. chas. Butcher and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, ofconnorsville, Ind,
are visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. DR.. Frank shaFer, and little
son, of vandalia, W. Va, are visi-
ting Mrs. John Aten, and other rela-
tives.
Miss Gene Haynes, who has been
spending some several weeks with
her sisters, in this city, returned to
Knoxville, Tenn, Monday.
Mr.. Ed. L. Neale, of Ben Lo-
mand, was business visitor in town,
Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Harris, of Brosia, gave
this Office pleasant call last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Ray Green, of Middleport,
was here Sunday, visiting friends.
Mr.. Charles Mees, visited relatives
at Mason last Sunday.
MRS. A, H. Cable is spending the
week at Marietta, the guest of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. George Cable.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
L. a. McMillen, of North Point
Pleasant, is rapidly improving from
an attack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Misner Bailey, who has been
visiting his mother, has returned to
Pittsburg.
Messrs. Lawrence spooner and Law
renee Hartinger, of Middleport,
were calling on friends here Sunday.
Mr.. Elmer Burnett, of Gallipolis,
visited friends here Sunday.
Mr.. Jasperwartenberg has resign
ed his position at the Phoenix Hotel
and accepted position with The
H. G. Nease Co.
Miss Willie Ruttencutter, ofMason
City, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Mamie Heslop.
Misses Florence Weyersmiller,
Lorena McGufin, William Rothgeb
and G. W. Thayer were visitors to
Gallipolis Monday
Mr.. Harry Burnside, who has been
spending the week with his family,
has resumed his position on steamer
R. P. Gillham-
Mr.. John Price and wife have
rented rooms of Mrs. W. R. Gum
and gone to housekeeping.
Mr.. William Kline, of Pomeroy.
was calling on friends here, Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Franklin, of Pittsburg,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Price.
Messrs. Earl Collins and Tom
Jones were here, Sunday
Mrs. Cora Duvall visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cheese
brew, Sunday
Mr.. Herbert vickers, who has
been making his home at Sistersville
for sometime, returned here last
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Bush, Veva Haptonstall, Maud
Shiaet, Livia Nye Simpson.
EouR-YEAR-olp.
Responding to invitations sent out,
forty-three little folks assembled at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tol.
Striking, yesterday afternoon, to
celebrate the fourth birthday of
Taliafe.ro, Jr. Fo ty-three house
hold treasures, bravely arrayed for
the Birthday Party-twenty-one ca
ger, alert, happy-faced chaps, stand
ing squarely on their sturdy little
legs, shyly, yet iudiciously, eyeing
the twenty-five dear little tots, be-
decked in ARREST summer frocks, all
aautier with daia,y-hued ribbons,
joyOusl7 expectant of the good time
coming and bubbling over with sweet,
childish laughter at the slightest
p,etext, while thei: tiny feet re-
sponded perpetual motion. Oh! it
was sight to quicken any child
loving heart Then tIe frolic be-
gan. There was the wildly-e=citing
Peanrt Hunt, in which josephine
Nourse and Marvin McElfresh proved
to be the fortunate contestants; Jo-
sepSine triumphantly captured the
girls prize, a pretty japanese par
asol, and Marvin the BOYS, fine
ball bat. Then the gayly decorated
dining room and Hower-laden table
enlisted wondering admiration, as
well as the handsome Jack Homer
Pie, yielding its pleasing souvenir to
each little guest, as the red ribbons
were drawn, which extended from
the pie to the miniature flags bear
ing the name which designated each
child's place at the table. Here,
generous dishes of lovely ice cream
and delicious cake rapidly disappear
ed, as the good-natured grown-ups,
expediciouslr serving, gave gratifying
assurances, ever and anon, that
second and even third helping
would not De FORBIDDEN.
Bus, the happiest hour must have
an end. So, finally, satisfied with
good cheer, and veaTied out with
play, each moist little hand was ex-
tended in quaint courtesy Coached
by the dear ones al home tender
childish lips murmured goodbye
and Tol Jr's., party was over. But,
We think, in after years, the child
hood of these little children will
doubtless be happily illuminated by
the memory of this gala day, so re-
plete.with the keen delight of child
ish surprises and innocent sports.
Those. invited were:
Natalie. Bryan, Polly Simpson,
Virginia woelFel, Edith Jordan,
Mary Charlotte Fenton, Sallie
Steenbersen,. Helen Henry, Juliet
Smith,. Florence Juhling, vir-
ginia Stuart, Ruth Curry, Bernice
Tippett, Elizabeth Pullin, Elsie Nc
! Dermits, Marion Burnside, Fern
Burnside, Ruth Harper, Gertrude
Harper, Josephine Nourse, Julia Lew
is Roseberry, Margaret Striking,
Robt. Liter, Eugene Friedman, Beale
Roseberry, Owen Roseberry, Fred,
eriek Roseberry, Jack Smith, Carl
Gardner, John Fenton, Kirby Fen,
ton, Perry PofFenbarger, ]. D. Steen,
bergen, William secrest, Charles Lew.
is Pomeroy, Richard Gabbert Nc.
Kinstry, Window waggener, Ernest
waggener, Samuel wasgener, Neale
BlackwoOd, Marvin McElfresh, Robt,
Harper, Taliaferro stribling.
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With the cordially characteristic
of their most hospitable home, Mrs.
Geo. PoFenbarger and Mrs. NJ.
Margaret Bryan welcomed joyful
lot of young folks, Tuesday evening,
and delightfully."- entertained them
with dancing party, from $50 to
to ls o'clock. in honor of their at
tractiye young niece, Miss Liva
Nye Simpson. At reasonable hour
deliciously cooling refreshments were
served and thoroughly enjoyed.
Those present were:
Messrs. Charles Howard, Fred
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You will find the best hair ribbons
at Mrs. L. ]. Williamson's.
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A jolly crowd of little girls were
entertained with finch party
Friday afternoon at Mrs. Marcus
Friedman's complimentary to little
Miss Josephy.
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Don't fail to attend the Robinson
.ircus here on the 10th inst.
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Everything in the printing line at
the Register Office.
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Mrs. Geo. Pofenbarger's informal
little bridge party Saturday after
noon, was an enjoyable diversion ;
and that everyone had good time
is a foregone conclusion. Those
playing were Misses Lille and Lizzie
Hogg, Alice Neale, Mesdames Pof.
fenbarger, Spencer, Bryan, Wade,
of Ashland, KY, and Judge Geo.
PoFenbarger.
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TIE SOCIAL WHIRL.
a pINNER BRIDGE.

Mrs! R. J. Patterson, graeiously
assisted by her sisters, the Misses
Knight, extended the hospitality of
her beautiful country home to Mrs.
J. S. Spencer, Mrs. Geo. PofEenbar-
ger, Mrs. Margaret Bryan, Misses
Kate Stribling and Lille Hogg, of
Point Pleasant, and Mrs. Charles W.
Petty, of Hartford, Thursday, July
Sth. The ladies report one. of the
grandest outings it has ever been
their fortune to enjoy. Idealweath-
er, fine spin in the hosts handsme
new automobile, unbounded hospital
ity and good cheer in. the Patterson
homestead, and an interesting after
noon at bridge, with a deliciously
cool breeze waiting in at the open
parlor windows completed. a day of
perfect entertainment.
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Miss Mary Leftwieh and Miss
Cochran are home from visit to
friends at New Haven
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Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Kepler are
taking their vacation and there will
be no further preaching at the Meth
odist Episcopal church till notice is
given through the local papers. Mrs.
KePler has not been in good health
and was taken to Wheeling tosecure
the advice of a physician.-Middle-
bourne Star.
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would have been il Paz had never

II would have been il Paz had v
lived.
When MAMMALIAN attempted to
transform Mexico into an empire, Paz
fought the project with tongue and
pen and sword He fought as q soldier
in the ranks until the republican fore
es were temporarily defeated by the
army of empire. Then he established
journals in which he attacked nonar-
chial ideas Of government with all the
stinging satire OF which he was the
master. He was thrown into prison,
but die triumph Of the republic re-
sulted In his lfbesnt1on.
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Upon his release ne became con-
WINGED hat the Juarez government
was a failure. md again ne established
a journal to combat the President. A
gain he was silenced by being drown
into prison. Upon his release. he was
one of the first to advocate the cleo
ton to the Presidency of Porforio
Diaz. the present chief executive of
the republic.
Under the Diaz regime Paz devpted
his time to literary labors. and the
books and dramas he has written make
an imposing list He bounded Ind
WoD Or more than <hfrty year. the
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cans. Yet such Is the fact. and In the
list of Mexico's literary men none
higher than Ireneo Paz. who was
born In Guadalajara seventy-three
years ago today.
II would not be stretching The truth
to say that the 1lfe OF Paz las been
who has lived ann fought during the
last half century, He was mot only a
journalist. poet. dramatist. publisher.
satirist and scholar. but also . soldier.
. profound patrfok. . statesman and .
proot3on1 p~u11f1c1an. Mex1co - proba-
biz much more advanced today than
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Result bringers-Record ads.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRiCT REMAINS THE SAME.

Ht( nGmAtNS fT NV
Judge WIN. H. Pope returned IN the
special auto that made the trip from
Torrance last nigth and brings The
news of the action OF Supreme Court
IN re-adjusting the judicial districts
Of New Mexico to make roon for a
new seventh district created by the
last Congress-. In the re-adjustment
this district. the Fifth remain the
same as before, covering all Its old ter
ritory. Including b counties of Eddy.
Chaves, Roosevelt and the new county
OF Curry, with headquarters at Ros-
we'll This will be good news TO the
legal fraternity. for It retains for Ros-
we'll q good strong district, with plen-
" Of territory Il keep the court in
session practically ali the time. How
evor, a Elves Judge Pope work
han II the new county of Curry had
been tackled onto orn other district.
IN setting the time Of opening Fed
eral court. the time set for this dis
tzicf . the fourth Mondays OF April
and October. instead Of the third as
of old. This change was made to
make Federal court and Territorial
onr=< open at headquarters on the
SINE day, - nearly a practicable.
Judge A. w. Cooley was assigned
70 the Sixth district with headquar-
terz af A1amoeordo. In place Of Judge
Inward u. Mann
The new seventh district was Gre
okad out Of Socorro and Sierra coun-
f1en. from Judge Parker's district, the
Third district, q Valencia county,
1r1m Judge Atbott's district, the Sec
e44- headquarters Of the new
E1<h win ID u Socorro- Judge NJ. C.
z1ochan a. ASSIGNED to this district
Iorranco. bounty was transferred
GHom fhn 81 IN n the First district.
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editor of La Patria, one OF The leading
daily papers of the City of Mexico. He
held many public Offices and was for
years president of TIA Associated
Press OF Mexico and the United Press
of Mexico. He represented the press
OF Mexico at the Chicago and Paris
expositions. His most notable dramat-
&c work Is La Manzana de Ia Discor-
dia." q prose drama in three acts.
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A NOTED MEXICAN MAN or
lETTER8, lRENEo rsAz

Although b republic OF 4exico II
. next door neighbor Of the United
States and q very near neighbor Of
the people of New Mexico. there are
few people Of this country or terri
tory, who have more than . very hazy
knowledge OF that nation. The state
ment that Mexico has Q highly cred
table literature Of It's own would b
: surprise to dha maturity q Amera-
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Monday, when the jury docket will be
resumed. While the Wells case Is set
for Tuesday. It will probably not be
reached before Wednesday
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The Big July Sale AZ Joyee-Pruls
company's will start Tuesday,, july
9th. Every person In and out OF Res'
well II invited 70 attend.
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The Big July Sale at Joyee-Pruit
company's will start tuesday, July
6th. Every person In and out Of sos-
we'll 10 invited q attend.
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children. he should notify DIR. LUX
ems. who Ii stopping at The Gilkeson-
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Notice to City Water Renters.
All water rent accounts are now
due and must be paid n later than
Monday. j. w. BENNETT.
Superintendent.
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The Big July Sale at Joyee-Pruit
companys will start Tuesday. July
eth. Every person in n out Of Ros-
well n Invited 60 attend.
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First Baptist Church.

Pastor II. F. vermillion will preach
at IL a. m, and at 8 p. m.
The Sunday School will meet at 3
a. m, and the b. Y. p. II. will meet
lat z d. m, and will be led by Mr..
|Neil Sherman, the recently elected
president of the Union.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at s O'Clock.
A coriial invitation is extended to
the public to attend the services.
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Womeu's Long silk Gloves at Csc a Pair

Kay-sers double tipped, regular price $3.50
and S1.75-an exceptional value, elbow
length, 95c IA pair.
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Ncttc 0Drtc arueCr WtGnncr.

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BARGAINS in Earmcn.
Gus Sinh i'm Spriidnuurt.

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mub oas g%Gunld)en biegerL iucil Is
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Stubt.
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id)lngell, luaS inunerhin ubcr gcNcll.
ilbcr Dem bomnligcn SnloltoS5oncll.
Vorto cine %GrmGBigung ouf Die S0lfs
tc, bc5iebirl9Spciie Gin Trittcl iilr
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bod ongelid)tS Der nliblid)cn sSinonj
Iogc EreuBcns gerobc an bicicr Nor-
fredericksburg geidcitcrt uno idot
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lab. Wobl bat in Der Solge elm iob.
relonger Strcit 5miid)en Stcpbon II.
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fillblung gcbcrriht. Wcnu man obcr
gercd)t leiu mill, muB man io0cli, ouB
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timber Der Eoitfarte gegebcn bat. limo
crit Die raoifolc MISUNDERSTANDING
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