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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
Nr. 49,.
en- imuf uGpaneeIilt".
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Eat Grome, ytiOnaper" % -
@pangeliit bar pit Jig iont en- minore
pGr0ig GeprGientont al oen ii0Ite
Sitel. Nfnn bill buIfe Sen 9ln0el ban
DapOe BEN 5afen0te nGuoa6p fiO-
naping", men pluOielig bIep ban
rpnOenOt".
Mr. @at blep pIejet gonIfe on-
hpggelig al 2unOets frtitelige 9lf-
hplOsOrganiiotioner og &irfer, iene-
le ifltlOe ban ioa ienoes uo o. for
tGQe ON fine OpIepelier.
Sla0ene ifrep / lange 9aner ON
bans Wf6Oer, og friItelige Sfribenter
priIte bans 9lrbei0e; men / Senoags
Ntorges ipolerebe groipe Set altiam=
MEN. 5 en- tt0Iig Oforgentime f6rte
rGpangeliiten" og TO &an1merater,
iom langtfrn Iigneoe gpangeliIter,
op til en- rSoloon" pao Guincp
Ct. Chicago. Sber ene1te @erIon
Selifabet bar ifl. ianoferoige 9jen=
pibners Wfeo0elelie / Ell Ieroeles
1lepangeliif Silitonb. Selifobet bor
in1iOlertiO aIorig ina mart 1teget uo
al @ognen, f6ren6 en- tentlnelig BARN
Somtole begpnote mellem &rIfen o.
Grope. 9roIfefl1ifen pilbe bope fine
Genge, men Sat iag6e, at ban IN
gen eiebe. Otter aoifillige Mtnlttters
Sf9noeri ltobrso grone, at ban
fen0te @ertsbusboIoeren, til bpil-
fen oe iaa gif in0.
"a Be bar fontmen in6enfor,
ipurgte Grofpe, ON ban life fltnoe
lame 50; men 89rtsbusbolberen
pilOe fife, oa ban begrunbeoe lin
9f9gteIie meb. at 8iberne bar iaa
toarIige, iaa en- fife fltnbe gipe fine
Eenge bort.
Seq bao life ON at fao So,
iogOe Grope, umen ON ct 2aan"
r@oonatl" iag6e Sen ubormbiertige
@Grt5busbolber, rjeg ifal lige til
at lllffe." y9ao oS faa Ell @enItano
alligepel", og Selifubet fif en- @en=
1tonO; men 81 Ser ifuIOe betales,
1ngoe 8nt Grone, at ban il1gen Ser=
&C baboe
9lrglr1nentotionen pil0e maalfe bape
gouet forbol0snis lpnge; t6i OpDar=
teren bar ing og reoe til et 9lngre6,
men Gieren al Steoet 6uife0e Sreo,
% IiOt efter f6rte ian GrOlfen. igen
fne0 BET fine SelIfo6 uo 9tutterS
p}prfe.
Grone OebltteraOe iom GpangeliIi
25anltur Mnane0, 0a bar tolte til
en- ltor 6oriamling for GSGnglelS-
9tefornforetingen. Tou bette Si0s.
puu1ft tolte fan piot og brett ON Oet
Sip, ban bao0e lepet, og iblanot an
oct iogOe ban: rSeg har boft mere
@uI0 min Si0, ems jeg bar DGret
/ Stono til at here bort; 1nen ltjdu
let @ul6 bar 11iItet i'm Siltrefnin?
Tor mig" Sgion %9rtbusbolOere of
@rpggere fif Ell Smqang, ibet Wtr
Grome enifebe at iige, At uoe bal
SSor6rpoere MOB Sanfltn6et og @iemt
meme, at oe tog 8r6oet fra Sgrne
nes W1nn6 og 9e9ringen ira set ip9
&c 8arn."
SSni0lertio - Ser bar mango
iom tbiplebe ON Bat grolpes SCR
Iigbeb, og 0esperre biier bet Jig aft
7on mi, bisie Besiimiiter bobbe 9et
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
Bedste Kur for Hoste.

@n bolp Ounce al girain Oil Of
Bine, TO Ounces of @lpcerin og en-
haIp 8int @biffp, bGunbet iammen,
biz fl1rere enbper Soite, Der er bel
breoeIig, og ItonOie en- Torfelelie /
"a elmer. Soq en- Seifefulb hocr
fier6e Sine. sSorlang of 9eres
9ruqqi1t, rem 8lanoing, tilapet oa
Qaranteret af tbe 2eod Chemical
60, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
&pnfirmatipnsfprt,

Npt SpGoe af iGroeles intaf-
f Sort til &onfirmotioncn. Spbe-
peoe glomiter forifeIIige Sorper
pa trpft @nIb. Stint neforerebe
glabe inbeni meb gers posienoe til
gnleoningen.
10 - Is - 90 Gts. Stpffet.
Samiib 9ntb, Tnbl. Sumie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

@aon refer til utbe 8onbcnbIe"
Sbermon Co.. Seros for 1T ie set
tebIte biGlige 2ano / geroen. Ne
moo beIlere goa meo. 9iGig Nciie
Gter Sag.
S6c @prlS Enrichment g..
COL gfg.9.8log. ,Omoba, .Fcb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
Joroen runot.

uf en- alDorlig 6orfplelle. San par
liOt Oaarligere @aar, laa ban life
rar / StunO til at operp9re 9SQlte=
prGOifenen Der bolOtes for BET 6eQi=
&C &oQegium.
Gn0i5, Spanien, 6. W}arts. -
Gice=9lOmiral Yuscual Serpera,
Ger fonlman0ereOe ben lpanlfe 6lan=
Be, iom ben nmerifanlfe 6laaoe poe
logOe peO Santiogo, &u6u, ligger
h6Osipg |uerto 9leol.
Sneifreo. gSien Sen Z. Wfarts. Geo
ct Snelfre0 Sanft Sobon 8ongan
Ieltriftet peO Sal56urg poelagbes ct
9Irbeiosifltr, 5porpeo 27 WenneIfer
blep lepanoe begropet. 9[f Sc forulDt~
feoe bar man pragt Is Gig for Iu-
gen.
@Iem life, of Ri bar &sbere
til geebroifa Sarme og 8areIagere.
SgIoo gnleoninger til 8pttebanoeI.
2nlfer 9e billigere 2on6 for Oeres
Get bpre, iao ifrip til os. Deriom
&c snifer at ielge, ba lab os bet
ri6e.
STE @orlb ssnbeitment Go.,
6O1-4 gt.g.2.8Iog. ,Gmoho. .gteb
9font, 6. Wfarts. - Song @iftor
emmanuel gap @aar oripat slu-
0iens til @iQiam Warconi og unOer-
brlot Jig iioen meo Spoageren peo
Wiiooagsboret. Wfarconi fortalte
bans MoieitRte at ban DenteOe inoen
IL Mtaane0er at babe otrefte traao-
lps 6orbinoelle nleaem SStalien og
glmerifa.
Yuris, 6. Oiarts. - Song 60
lparo arripereoe / @aar @fternio=
Tag ira 9onoon. 9a ban reiite pri-
put, gupeS Der bam ingen &egerings=
NtoOtagelie paa SernbaneI Itattonen.
@an bilites fife 0elto minore al en-
ltpr Sfare.
llOlanOets Gresie om Gait. - 30
flo, ). Niurts. - GrGlioent Softs
| S1altglrationstole, lom publilereoes
Der Gaar, prizes fer 0e Itatsmdn0s-
6pgtige 9lnifuelier, Oen in0ebolOer.
SopanS foreneoe @resie er enig ON
al prize Cats Sale. .&ofumin
Tiger Ell 9feooftionsartifcl: rSalen
bprer GionesbDro ON &reiibent
lofts S0eers ltotsmanosopgtige &a=
rofter 9(ngaaerbe Snmigration uo=
toIer bon iOeole og for Sen iapanife
9fegering ualmin0elig tilfreOsItiqenoe
SlnIfuelier.
9[nbre Sla0e 1totaIer Zig lignenbe
@erlin, 5. W1arts. - Oct tpife
Observation-Disclosures betragter Wfr
Saft5 Spertagelie al @lnbeOet Jon
Ie SoreneOe Staters Yrplioent Jon
gunItig for ct en0nu nGrmere Sen=
ifnbsfor6olO n1ellem 9lmerifa og
5plfluno pg benieOer Spmprfionl-
De0en pno Sc 6remlfriOt, Der er
! giort Sen &etning 1tnOer Hooiepelts
standardization. Den freoelige 30
lie ErGlioantens charlottesville
bar gjort Oct gunltiglte SS1OtrDf
9iegeringsfreoie, og 9Snbenrigsnlini=
| lteriet penter meo ipenot SSnteresie
poo Splbrlpiiionen.
| Euris, ). Wfurts. - Den franlfe
Eresie uotaler Jig Dag ON BEN aob-
nc og Itrrfe Gone YreliOent Safts
liltrpoeliestale, og mener, Ben bier
1t Sen me &relibents 8olitif lin
4 9llminoeligbeD bill blipe er Sortiet-
teIie al &ooiepeIts GoGitif. Gems"
\ tnrofteriierer SoIen iom fremro
qeltoe nrepublifanIf" og flyer, Ser
niier, at Gait bor SinOe at f9mpt
fnr itorre fo0erol 9lutoritet / pirfe.
liz fooerolc SpSrgsmool Sra et
! International Stanopln1ft flyer Slu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

Mr. Sarmer! - @Ienl life, at
ser fun relies biGIigt til 9berno,r
SO. Seros. @ao meb os oerneo og
ie gobe Sorme til biI1iee Triier.
Sbe @Orlb SnbeItment Gr.,
601-4 @.O.2.9log., ,Omaba .gfe6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
Is. glar0.

10. ~tuISe
oet at BET pigtiglte Gunft / SoIen
er Safts 9GpOelie al Ell Iterf Scr
pg 6laaOe, bDaO Der piier, at 9[meri-
ia ptl baoOe pg foriterfe iin Still
ling iom en- %eroensrnagt.
Sano / oct oeltlige 9tebrnIfo, set
eItltge Colorado, @ponting, Iomt
ale Slogs noperrislet" 2ano. Spor
lcm belIt Se maotte gnife at febe
2ono, eller ON Sc bar 2ano til
Salgs eqer Sptte, ioa tilIfrip os.
Size WUrlb Snneitment g..
601-4 2.8Iog. ,Smo5c ,Neb.
~Simes" ON gteergaarOS 6orllug.
vIimes" ntilitGre NteOorbejOer Ifri-
rer Ell 9lrtifel ON Oe oanlfe 6or-
loarSf0rlldg bl. a. tglgen0e:
GeO at fOncentrare line Strios-
frTfter pna SiGQanD fan 0annlarf
rUre fml0t begrlnOet 6aa6 ON, at
bet nnoer Ell &rig bill ppre / Stano
til at forbinore en- bpilfen ion belIt
Wagt at benegtige fig 2al.oet 9It
for Store6Glt, og 8anmarf bill oo
bnpe gIort lit DoerIte for at boloe
oe frigsfgrenOe Wtogter borte fra
lit Serritoriltm Spis 6oriporsn1i.
ritter gfeergnorhs 8lon peo ngrmere
Stuoilum piier itg sgnet til bette
6orlnaals Spnooelie, og bpis Sc oon-
Ife Gelgere peo 6e almin6eltge 8aIg
Giber Blanen beres SilIh1tning, bill
ret pere til it6rite SilfrebsitineIie
for Glle freoeliet finoe6e Magter.
Galtros 2anoflDgtigbeo officiel.
Baris Den 6. Wfarts. Senor Sole
Eaul, bene5uelanif sln1baslo0or til
europa, er reiit til Berlin. 5enor
Yaltf er gutoritet for W1eobelelien,
at Greiioent @ome5 bar forbnot
baaoe @aitro og 0enres &ultru at
fpmme til Senne5uela. Senor Baul
er al BEN Wening, at galtro bill
aireiie ira europa til 9eicaragua for
at fonferere lomme meo 8reiioent
3elapo, iom er GaItros goOe Sen.
Euu oenne Waabe baaber GaItro
at fltnne fomme 8er6ring me0 tit
Enrti / Sane5nela, men Senpr Saul
mener, at Gbancerne for ct bel0igt
feiultat for Galtro er meget 0aar-
lige.
%. @run, 9ireft6ren for BET fron-
| ife &abel=&ompugni, iom 6lep uO-
piit al GaItro, bar forla6t Sranfrig
for &enne5uelo me0 6ul0magt til
at unoerban0le me0 0enne3uela an
gaoenbe @anifeligbeoerne. Saa mart
| Elsie ct iGpnebe, bill en- 8rotofol
flipe rnoerIfrepen al Sc to 2anoe.
| SDo 0afota 9ano bar biit Jig at
cere per0ifulot. 81 bor manee
go0e 9lnle0ninger Sp0 9afotu
| 9nIfer 0e goot 9ano til en- billig
@ris, ioo ifrip til os. @i bar
9ano ale Begne.
Sic @urlb Snpcitinent g.,
6Of-4 ge.W.2 8log. ,Snaha. .ate6.
Hegeringsportiet iejrer pe0 Sol,
| gene. 9iom Oen Z. Wfarts. &e0 SOL
gene 9og til 9epltteretfuntmeret
| itjreOe 9fegeringspartiet lneo en- flor
| Otaiorttets Set beItemte ltbfalO er
| eltullA llle uele!lol puu Olullu VI elt
pGlbig SneItorm 8jcrgbiltriftet
rmfring 9lppenninerne o. ct polb-
inint &egnfolo ub oper set pprige
SSStalien
| Sor ferlte Sang iiben 1870 oel-
ttq set flerifole Iorti Salget.
| Irentiernlittiiter @iolitti er Serre
oner Sitltotionen, og Stuliens l1oen-
| rigspoIitif ifal fsres / iarnme Spor
ion 6tbtil.
W3an refer til utbe 8nnbcnble"
Sbermon Co.. Seros for IT ie set
! teoite billige 2ono Ieroen. Ne
maa bellere goa meo. 9illiq MrjIe
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
Ms. d j. williamsop. sbe Nil.

Ms. L. ]. Williamson, the mil.
liner, returned yesterday from a foul
weeks visit to Chicago, Minneapoli.
and st. Paul. Mrs. Williamson at.
tended several millinery displays las,
week and left yesterday for the East
to purchase fall stock.
Misses Kate and Jennie Lawson Of
GallipOlis, were guests of Mrs. Ed.
Arlington, at the Phoenix, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heslop, Of
Klee, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. Lum
Love and family, at Flat Rock, this
week.
Misses Ella and Florence Howard
are home from a visit to their father,
Capt. W. h. Howard, in Kentucky.
They were accompanied on the trip
by Miss Gala cOmstock.
Mrs. Clarence c. Stewart and Miss
Alvena Hess, are visiting Eastern
cities, and will select fall millinery
goods.
Mrs. Rose Kisar. and srand-dausb-
ter, Madeline Kayser, are at Column
bus on two weeks visit.
DR.. L. V. Guthrie and wife, and
Lewis S. English, came up from
Huntington in Dr.. Guthrie's au-
tomobile and spent Friday with
Judge and Mrs. Jno. W. English.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lifeleight, of Pom
eroy, are the guests of Mr.. ]. B.
Brown and wife, this city.
Mr.. Jap Lighter, of the X. s. NJ,
has been transferred to Middleport,
Ohio, yards, and will move his
family to that place.
Mrs. Fred secrest came down
from Charleston and moved their
household goods to that city,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Kuhn are visi-
ting friends and relatives at Column
bus and other points.
Miss Geneviye Fry returned yes
terday from a visit to relatives at
Kenova.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
PROPERTY OWNERS.

An order, compelling owners %
clean all sidewalks, and cutters id.
jacent to their property wherever
situate in the corporation limits Of
the town Will be enforced, and ifnot
cleaned by property owners, will be
cleaned by the street commissioner
and the expense charsedto the prop
erty owners. A ane ofs5. 90 WILDE
imposed for any violation of the or
der prohibiting the throwing of any
kind of ashes, Stops or debris in the
streets aud alleys of the town.
This order win be strictly enforr-
ed. We ask your cooperation IN
making the town wholesome clean
and attractive.
Joas [. srBRIIl.
Street c COMMISSIONS
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
cemetery.

The Mason County Teachers In
stitute convened here last Monday
and lSs teachers are enrolled. They
are an intelligent body, and all seem
to be enjoying the program, As we
go to press Wednesday morning we
cannot give the proceedings, but
hope to do so in full next week. We
extend hearty welcome to these
visitors to our beautiful city.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
OF INTEREST TO NO1ARIEs.

The commissions of all notaries,
appointed prior to the slst day Of
December, 1908, will expire on the
slst day of December, 1909, and
those appointed after the slst day
of December, 1908, will expire in
ten years from the date of their COM
mission. The law requires every no.
tary, after taking the acknowledge
ment to any writing, to give the
date of the expiration of his commits
sion. We hope you will give space
to the above statement in the col
umns of your valuable paper.
R. E. MITCHELL, Clerk.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
ENLARGED.

The State Gazette comes to US this
week enlarged to 6-column folio,
and presents a neat and up=to-date
appearance. The Gazette has stood
by the Republican party through
thick and thin-success and defeat
and We are glad to see the party APP
preciates its services by hearty pat
ronage.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
LOTS OF PEOPLE HERE SATURDAY.

While every day there are plenty
of visitors at Point Pleasant, satur-
day the town was thronged with
people all day. The streets until
noon were crowded with farm wagons
and other vehicles. Everybody
seemed happy and prosperous every
one were praising the town.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
LOsT-POCKETBOOK.

Between the Court House and
Mr.. E. B. Jones residence, large
black leather pocketbook containing
small purse and sum of money.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving
at this Office or at the residence of
Mr.. E. B. Jones.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
CLEAN UP-DONT BE A STUMBLING
BLOCK.

Poin Pleasant has a two-fold in
terest in this week getting every
unsightly vacant lot put in order and
every street cleaned before the Big
Celebration. Next week is the big
fair, and there should not be weed
in evidence. Weeds and prosperity
do not go together. If you are too
.indolent or poor to keep your cutters
clean you have not enterprise enough
to make your town go. The majority
of our citizens are doing their part
and you can't afford to be a stumb-
ling block in the way of your town.
Clean up the few days that are re-
manning to you this week.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
THE ONLY WAY.

God of the future and the past,
Whose hand must point the way
at last,
In Thy long silence still we pray
That through all doubt and pain
and wrong
Our lips may know the victor's song,
Our feet may keep the only
way
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
Baptist CHURCH
ACCIDENT TO MR.. CHAS E. JONES.

Mr.. chas. E. Jones, while looking
after his pigeons, had the missor-
tune last Thursday to fall through
his barn, breaking one rib and frac-
turing three, and is laid up at his
home in this city.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
NEW GROCERY.

Walker Bros new grocery on the
corner of Main and Third streets is
now fully opened for business. Their
stock is new and fresh, and they
guarantee good goods and low prices.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
MRS ". h. TOMLTNSON DEAD.

Mrs. W. H. Tomlinson died at
Wellston, Ohio, Monday evening,
August IS, 1909, and her remains
will be brought to this city tomorrow,
Thursday, and inferred in Lone Oak
cemetery.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
PERSONALS.
STRANGERS HERE AND HONE FOLKS
THERE.

visitor here Saturday.
Misses Mae and josephine Fogle.
song are home from pleasant visit
to friends at Middleport.
Miss Gertrude Howard was the
guest Of friends at Cheshire anG
Middleport, last week.
Miss Lura congiel, of Columbus,
was visiting relatives here on hel
return home.
Ms. T. A. Swan returned Sunday
from a visit to her sister, Miss Ma.
bel Gibbons at Charleston.
Messrs. julius Friedman, of Hunt
ington, and Jacob Friedman, Of
Charleston, were the guests of their
brothers, Messrs. j. and NJ. Fried
man, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Byers return
ed Saturday from New York, where
they went to meet Miss Mary Nc
Culloch, who has been travelling
abroad.
DIR. F. V. Butcher was the guest
of Prof. Galvain, at Middleport, Sun
day.
Miss Bessie Snyder, of Louisa, KY,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.
Snyder.
Miss Josephine Beale and guest,
Miss Julia Beale Lewis, were visiting
friends at Gallipolis Ferry, Monday.
Mr.. ]. Charles MOhler and family,
of St. Adams, were guests at the
Spencer Sunday night, returning
from a trip through Ohio in their
automobile.
Mr.. Will Kenny took in the Par
kersburg fair last week and reports
$4,000 visitors on the grounds in one
day. Magnifed! Magni6ed!!
Mr. f. G. somerville, of Maggie.
was in town Monday and gave this
Office pleasant call.
Mrs. Rev. R. P. Bell is i'll with
typhoid fever at her parents home,
Mr.. end Mrs. VIM. Steinbach, this
city.
Senator c. W. cossin and Mr..
W. c. Barnett, Sec'y and Treas.
respectively, of the Mason County
Fair Co., attended the Parkersburg
Fair last week.
Mr.. W. S. Tully, Pres't of the
Mason County Fair Co., has returned
from trip up the c. s o., ~here
he has been advertising the Fair.
Messrs. Tol Stribling and Alex
ander Mcculloch left Sunday for
Killarney, Canada, where they will
fish and recuperate for the next
month.
Mrs. E6e Y. Simpson, widow of
Charles K. Simpson, former Point
Pleasant resident, has just returned
from four months delightful So
journ abroad and is spending a
months vacation with relatives here
before going to Chicago. Mrs.
Simpson has been the lst Assistant
Superintendent at John Hopkins
Hospital in Baltimore, and later the
head of the Nurses Training Schools
in the largest hospitals in Boston
and Albany, New York.
Miss Julia Beale Lewis, of Char
lesion, who has been the attractive
guest of the Misses Beale, will re-
turn to her home at Charleston, this
week.
Misses Musa and Musette Kige.
who have been here spending thei,
vacation with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. RObt. Kiger, have returned te
Huntington.
Mr.. ]. S. Spencer is in Cincinnati:
on business this week.
Miss Marion Bush, who has beer
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-08-25
Capt. a. j. Bnaker, Of Graham

Capt. A. j. Brinker, of Graham
Station. was welcome visitor to oul
Office last Thursday. The Captain
owns and lives on one of the pref.
tiest and most valuable farms in Ma.
son county, and has recently com.
pleted new residence thereon. He
wears the smile that won't come of,
uses the hearty I-know=you grasp Of
the hand, and that's why everybody
enjoys his company.
Miss Garnet Gibson, of Gallipolis,
spent Saturday with Miss Luella
whaley, of Washington City, who
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
whaley, Wand street.
Mr.. John Couch, of Kanawha, was
in the city Monday. He has rented
Mr.. Ernest cating's property at
Island Side and Will move his family
here and spend the winter and send
his children to the public schools
Gallipols Bulletin.
Mrs. Theresa Flanagan and sister,
Miss Sterling, Of Paris, KY, who
have been the guests of W. ".
Bryan and family have returned
home.
Mrs. G. E. Mathews and famil,
are home from a pleasant visit to rel
asiyes and friends at New Carlisle,
Ohio, and other points.
Mrs. D. S. Snyder is home from
a visit torelatiSes and friends at Har-
risville, Richie county.
Miss Grace Hodges, of Morgan
town, was. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Gibbs, last week.
Miss Wanda Fisher, of North Point
Pleasant, who has been very i'll with
typhoid fever, is some better.
Mrs. Jas. W. Carr, here visiting
relatives and friends the past week,
returned to her home at Middleport,
Sunday.
Miss Mabel Gibson, an attache OF
this Office, is spending a few days
vacation at her home in Gallipolis
and visiting relatives and friends at
Huntington.
Mrs. W. c. Jordan is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Middleport, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown are
guests of Mrs. Browns parents, this
city.
Mr.. Poe Bradberry, of Gallipolis,
has accepted the position of shipping
clerk at the Point Pleasant whole
sale grocery.
Mr.. Joe French, of Charleston,
spent a few days here last week,
with friends.
Mrs. G. P. Gardner is home from
a two weeks visit at Cincinnati.
Mr.. J. B. Yeager, one of Mason
county's best teachers, was a visitor
to town Saturday.
Miss Grace Lovett who has been
visiting Miss Eva Williamson, has re-
turned home.
Miss Edna johnson who Inns been
visiting friends at Ironton, has re-
tursed home.
Mrs. H. G, Nease is visiting her
daughter Mrs Mamie Mecord at
Dayton, Ohio.
Clarence Epple has returned from
a visit to Leon.
Miss Mary Robinson, of Gallipo-
lis, and Miss louise Richardson, of
connersville, Ohio, were guests of
friends here Sunday.
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LARGE TOBACCO CROP.

A large acreage of tobacco will be
harvested in this section. Some of
our farmers are beginning to realize
that there is more money in tobacco
than in raising yellow corn and the
farmers are rapidly charging their
acreage. Mr.. Ira Swisher will have
big crop, storing it in a 6ox6o
#: warehouse at Beale and a 6ox6O
#. warehouse at Milton. The crop
will command ready money at good
prices.
A big crowd is looked for next
Thursday and Friday in attendance
at the big Mason county fair.
Cheer up. The ice season will
soon be over and there will be moth
ing to buy but coal.
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Little Miss Thelma Caster, of
North Point Pleasant, gave her little
friends nice party in honor of her
9th birthday. Quite number of
her little friends gathered and all
had a merry time.
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WALL PAPERS

q cts. per roll; the kind that
Others ask S and 10 cts. for. We
will hang paper cheaper than anyone
else and do it as good or better.
Handsome IS inch Borders 5 cts.
per roll.
No goods charged at this special
sale, everything cash.
Call and see our Fireless cookers ;
Porch Screens; Porch Furniture ;
RefrigeratorS.
New line of Fall Carpets and Room
Size Rugs just received; We will sur
prise you in our low prices.
TIPPETTS FURNITURE AND
UNDERTAKING STORE,
Point Pleasant - West Va.
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Dom. miss the Mason Counts Fair
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A big crowd is Looked Tor next

Cheer up. The ice season will
soon be over and there will be Moth
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next week.
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ronage,
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ing to buy but coal.