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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-08-23
CoMMIssIoNER,s SALE.

the NT ande or s spsSia @
day OF June, 1880. IN the ohapcery cause
w. He5king is Piaintif and 9. u. Bright IS
missioner VIII on the
4th day of September, 1899,
commencing ut IL o'clock n. M, at the front
door of the Court House of said Mason
bidder the Zee Interest in and to. the UNI
divided one eighth part of the following
Lew is District, Mason county West Virginia,
aud described as follows:
the Kanawla river bank the same me being a
line between said tracts n. 2Ge 3U b. 50 poles
9 n cree Eat tRem Sss g. &c., Poles 10
smnll locust, thence n. 5Ie 49, u. ~ poles TO n
hta enee g s 3d. 10 pd1e eef TO 70 loeas
post on the West bank of Three mile Greek
poles to a stake in tie side OF the road lead
Ing from the old C9ntEell Tesldense to LuSin
thence meandering with said road with the
gate above the coal bank, thence N. AZ 45' 10
% poles to w. II. Tomlinson's and ~ &C
Miller's Gate, and then returning to said be-
Kanawhariver and binding thereon TO the
adjoining the Frederick sebreiI tract and
thence With the lower line of said Sebrell
a stake in The public road near the Harris
house on Three-mile Creek thence running
with the meanders of the public road to the
| ford of Three mile Creek where the 20 acre
thence up the creek to the upper corner OF
| said 20 acre tract, thence down with the
line between Tomlinson and Miller to their
gate.
And also such portion of the 10l acre tract
| known as the Harr tract which Is not In
| cluded in the above boundary. AlEo the tract
| known the FOuty tract, containing one
hundred acres more or less, adjoining the
land of y omns Lemaster and the Harris
| tract with the exception of the graveyard on
| above tracts of land. estimated to contain
l 100 acres, be the same more or less.
And the above described tracts of land be
| Ing the same land devised to Charles Anna
| Bright for life, and to her CHI ldren, of whom
| said q. O. Bright is one, in fee by the last
/ VIII and testament of O.. u. Miller, which
| said Will is of record in the County Clerks
| office OF said Mason county, in VIII Book
| No. 3, page O7, &c.
| Charles Anna Bright during her natural
| life. The sale TO be made under this notice
| Will go only to the extent of selling the fee
| in and to the undivided one eighth part Of
said real estate belonging to said q. q
/ TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
/ Witness my hand this 18th day of July
| 1900. JOHN T.. BEILER,
| Special Commissioner.
/ of $500 MS required in the decree of sale IL
i the above entitled cause has been given by
said John r.. Boiler before me this 18th day
of July 1899. II. II. MITCHELL,
Clerk ofthe Circuit Court OF Mason County
West Virginia. July 25-4w
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FOR SALE.

A nice farm two miles from Point
Pleasant, West Va, on south side
of Kanawha river, with either G5 acres
of S8t as the buyer chooses, with four
room house. double crib, small barn,
orchard and good garden and water
that was never known to fail Also
some good timber with crop Locust
under same which will make fence
posts. Coal under the laud, and all
ground lays SO it can be tended ex-
cept about one acre, and all down in
grass. Also river place OF "a acres on
Kanawha river near Lock II. Write
for full particulars and price to
4. G.. FOWLER,
july % Il &w HanesYille, Ohio.
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U1dn't Forget It.

In One of his recent speeches
Mr.. Bryan said: "Inever Dragged
about how easily 1 learned things
and yet L can say, (and you will
not accuse me of egotism when
say it), L always could tell wher
o2ne end of the teeter board went
up and the other end went uo"6.
The gold standard has for it's pur-
pose the lessening of value of pro
ducts and the raising of the value
the dollar. Now if a man wants
that, he is justified in advocating
the gold standard. But l believe
the many people who advocate the
gold standard, do not really under
stand what it means. When /
come to this point of the gold stan
dard, L generally have to indulge
in quotations, and SO begin to
quote the foremost republican of
recent years, Mr.. Blaine. In Mr..
Blaine's speech he divided society
into two classes. On one side he
put the holders of fixed invest
ments and on the other side he put
all the rest of the people, and he
declared that the destruction of
silver and the establishment of
gold would have ruinous effect on
all forms of property. And some
times 1 get SO mad that Mr.. Blaine'e
language doesn't seem adequate
Then 1 turn to Mr.. KcKinley. He
said that Mr.. Cleveland was trying
to make money scarcer, and there.
fore dearer-'money the master
and.all things else the servants. !
confess with some humiliation, thai
Mr.. Mckinley found out before
did what Mr.. Cleveland was trying
to do, and the only consolation
have is that when [ did find out,
didn't forget it as soon as Mr.. Nc.
Kinley"
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The beef trust has announced
owing to the scarcity of beef and
mutton, the price of meats will be
advanced from one to four cents a
pound. Now watch some republi-
can paper pop up and tell the farm
ers that it is all on account of Nc
Kinley's administration,
The war in the Philippines has
already cost much blood and treas
ure, but before the natives are sub
iugeted there will be many moro
lives sacrificed, while no man dare
estimate the enormous sum of
money that will be drained from
this country by this long and use
less war.
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I3ryan's Western Speeches.


William jennings Bryan is the
MOST popular of living Democrats
AID the speeches that he has been
making out West within the pest
few days are gaining for him sup.
porters among those Republicans
who do not believe in the Philip
pine war for conquest and the cod
ding of the trusts by the Hanna
second-term syndicate.
His speeches at Des Moines,
lowe, have been particularly we'll
received by the newspapers of
both parties. 1t is clear that in
that section of thecountry, at least,
the silver question is no longer con-
sidersd the leading issue, and that
the people feel more deeply about
the trusts and the imperial expan-
sion policy than they do about the
ratio Of 16 to L.
By his conservative cesESe Mr..
Bryan is certainly making votes
for the Democracy, as we'll as
strengthening himself person9| ~
with the party everywhere He
has reason to feel proud Of lis sue
'es in overoomingy< 6Iisonal oppo-
'ition and in BY defining the
great issues aaare confronting
the people.zzSSew York News.
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just at present the Republicans
of this State have troubles of their
own. Victories have their draw
backs and their misfortunes. In
times past such things have proven
very disastrous to the Democracy
and they will be equally as fatal to
the observation-disclosures In
dex.
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''''0' II. f. MITCHELL, clerk.
Creditors Notice,

To the sTsdIteFo e psat Laye de9eGse
Court e the COUNTY Of Mason, made In a
tate or The said b ana Love. decease S TO to the
payment OF her debts, you are reqnired 70
said Diana Love, deceased, for adjudication
to II II. Howard, commissioner, at his office
in the Court House, In Point Pleasant, West
Virginia; ON or before the nth day of
WitpessI II. y. Mitchell, Clerk OF the said
II, +. MTT6fiE LL. CLERK;
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This government was founded on
the principle of "the greatest good
to the greatest number" To-day
it is being run on the plan of "the
greatest good to the plutocrat-
damn the rest" -Braxton Demo-
orat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-08-23

The Republicans are coddling
the gold Democrats, with the hope
that they will run another presiden-
tial ticket next year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-08-23

The experience of the United
States is persuading the Cubans to
accept their pay establishes beyond
doubt the fact that, in order to get
aSman to take money he has earned,
all that is necessary is to have a
little patience and continue offering
it to him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-08-23

If trust is coordination of
interests in restraint of trade" what
is the Republican party but trust /?
BY it's high tariff laws it restraints
trade with all foreign countries
And beyond being a trust itself, it
his the mother of trusts.
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About one month ago my child,
which is fifteen months old, had an
attack of diarrhoea accompanied by
vomiting | gaveit such remedies
as are usually given in suoh cases,
but as nothing gave relief, we sent
for physician and it was under his
care for week. AT this time the
child had been sick for about ten
days and was having about twenty
five operations of the bowels every
twelve hours, and we were convin-
ced that unless it soon obtained re-
lief it would not live. Chamber
lain's Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy was recommended, and /
decided to try it. 1 soon noticed
a change for the better; by it's CON
tinued use a complete cure was
brought about and it is now per-
fectly healthy.--O. l.. BoGGs,
Stumptown, Gilmer County, West
Virginia. For sale by q, w. Ri.
Hooff.
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The general concensus of foreign
opinion is that the Philippine bus
mess is mistake. But we would
feel better if we could agree that it
was only a mistake.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-08-23

The only modification of the
Democratic platform of 1896 will
be sixteen to win instead of six.
teen to one etzeI Democrat.
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We are gratifed to observe the
rapidly growing trend of Democrats
of all shades of opinion to get to-
gether again upon one common
platform for the overthrow of the
Republican party.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-08-23

1t is now conceded on all sides,
that the next nominee for Congress
in the Fourth district should come
from Wood county, and that NOM
inee will be Hon. 81. S. Wilson, of
lParkersburg.
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1t VIII be generally agreed th9A
the platfofSm of the Iowa democrats
is in the nataSe of keynote for
1900. Anditis agaod keynote, too.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-08-23

If money is SO plentiful and
work easy to get, why are SO many
of Mason county's best and most
industrious young men compelled
to go to Pittsburg and other cities
to secure positions2
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GuatimOzin,N

'Tis said, smiled when ON a bed
of blazing Goals. History don't
record Just why he smiled, but
possibly he looked across the
street and saw some merchant
trying to smile some customer
into purchasing some goods
marked $1.O0 per yd. reduced to
40c.. or IL pounds of graduated
sugar for 81. 90 worth $1.25. Any
way, he smiled. Sodo you, and so
do / sometimes; but not when we
get too hot. Ifyou want to smile,
+and even grin, or feel good and
pleasant, buy your eatables and
"sich" like at ID. s. Snyder's store.
Everything first class, fresh, and
at honest values. Nothing offer
ed you at 90 per cent. less than
cost, but goods at very small
profits and as represented.
CONE IN.
ID. S. SNYDER,
The GROCER.
No. 5I4 Main St,
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Between the protection of sla-
very in Hawaii and of polygamy in
the Sulu Islands, this Government
lseems to be going back to the
"tHin relics" business with rush.
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Richard Croker has astounded
his friends and paralyzed his ene-
mics by declaring that he is for
BlEyan.
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Timber Wanted.

Sawed and Hewed Railroad Ties
and Poplar Lumber wanted at the
Highest Cash prices. For inforIia-
ton call on or address
IL. @. RAIRnRN,
Leon, w. Va.
Agent for ID. Ct. Courtney.
june q 4w.
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The Post Office DepartmSSnt will
shortly make provision whereby
patrons of the rural delivery ser:
vice may register letters at their
homes.
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Since Croker has spoken SO kind
ly of Bryan, the Democrats who
opposed him are simply non plussed
know not how to proceed. In
st they see that Bryan will be
lie nominee next year and will be
Elected.
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1900 gallons of stone jars
and two car loads of salt,
just received at Maupin's,
ArbuokIe, w. va,
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The trusts must go-or ordinary
folks will have to get off the earth.
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West Fllfnia Coal Tratle.

Scarcg a day passes that the
newspars afe not called upon to
recordle sale ofsome large tract
of W.T. Virginia coal and timber
land The activity in this line re-
call the merry days of 1890. 81 and
90 when West Virginia coal and
timber lands we're dealt in actively
and number of daring spectators
;oalized considerable sums. 1t is
Noticeable, however that the deals
that3ave been made in the Monon-
gahela &lley recently are not of a
speculative character at all. All Of
them represent solid Investments
by capitalists>wh9 believe in the
future dominant of West Virginia
in the coal business ~,epd are anz-
ious tnoDfain a ahare Oh the a9Ps;
qge that they are convfnccu will
soon becomeimmensely valuable.
1t dses not take the eye ofga
prophet to see that the coal trade
h the upper MonongaHl6 and
Kanawha river valleys p2et DC ue-
veIoped enormously nring me
next five years.-W WISHING E
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1t does not take the eye ofga
pro6het to see that the coal trade
N the upper MonongaNa ana
4 Xanewha river valleys re be de-
Iveloped enormously nring the
next five years. W9elne
EDITOR Reg som, Sna IN : ' me
aold c,lenss4in" q ,tFavelthrough
there IatSiy ars, thought L would
4 give a sketS IA trip 1 took from
| the Ohic ,era at Hanly's Landing
to Buzz in 1916. At that time
| ther SFe but two houses between
D5t% rivers, one occupied by
IWR. MoCallister and the other
Wick near where Buckle school
house now stands.
Fifty-four years after that 1 went
to Childrens' Day at SINNERS
Grange Hall. No pen can give
anything like the change. Then
all that country between the two
rivers was occupied by deer, wild
turkeys and other wild game. Now
as far as the eye can see the land
scape presents farms and orchards.
The divide is adapted to fruit and
pretty girls, Age is the evidence
L offer to the young fair sex for
this compliment, that it is not flat.
terry on my part; but is my conclu-
sion after witnessing the scene, that
memorable day never to be forgot
ten. [ wish to say further, that L
never, since my sojourn in this
country, saw gathering of SO
many people, SO much good order.
The attire of male and female was
neat and comfortable; no display of
extravagance of any kiqd. All
seemed to be in accordance with
the times. The only thing / saw
neglected was congratulation to
the ladies for their labor, skill and
judgment in preparing the free
dinner; the very best the country
affords. If any one went away
hungry, it was their own fault. L,
for one, who partook of it, know
something about the labor required
to prepare such dinner on the
part of the ladies who di 'Ile work.
In reviewing the improvement and
the amount of hard labor required
[ was at loss to know where the
men were that did this work. There
were very few old mon there for it
made old men out of young men to
change that forest to farms.
In my reflections of that day [
could not help thinking of the un
necessary taxes that are collected
from the sun-burnt. farmers that L
saw that day for the extra allowan-
ces to office holders, who bask in
their fine linen, while those people
toll and suffer many privations to
be able to pay their share on said
unjust taxation.
If you are disposed to envy those
who seem to make comfortable
living and depend on public aid to
help them in time of need, | will
here give prescription for all such
if blessed with good health, three
ingredients Temperance, Indus
try and Economy. Anyone adj
herring to these principles and
does not succeed in making an in
dependent living, inform me of the
fact and I'will prescribe further,
free of charge.
will say nothing further for
fear what L have stated may find
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4, I9Tw. e II. e. MITCHELL, clerk.
Order of Publication.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
MASON COUNTY, TO-M1T;
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court OF said County, on the first
Monday in the month OF August 1889 the
following order was entered:
Maggie Ferguson
George a. Ferguson
In ChanceTy.
The object OF the above entitled cause Is to
obtain "a divorce a mensR ct thoro from the
said George A. Ferguson.
And IL appearing from affidavit filed I'm the
said cause that the said George A. ferguson
Is a resident OF the state OF West NiT-
glnla, IL is ordered that he do appear here
publication of this order, and do what is me-
cessary to protect his interests
copy-testei
". f. MITCHELL, Clerk.
The defendant Will take notice that on the
2nd day OF September, 1889, at the law otiice
OF Chas Il Hogg in the town of Point Pleas
ant, In the county and state aforesaid, be.
tween the houI. of O'Clock a. IN and u
o'clock p. m. of that day. will take the dep
osltlons of myself and others to be read In
evidence in my behalf on the trial of the
said cause; and II for any reason the taking
of the said dispositions are not completed on
that day,fhe same Will be adjourned from
day TO day, until the taking thereof shall
have been completed.
MAGGIE FERGpSON,
CHAS. f, HOGCf, Sol, ny Counsel,
aug. 0-4w.
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FOR SALE.

ONE HUNDRED ACRES oFLAND
~ in Arbuckle District, Mason coun
ty, seven miles from Kanawha river,
near South Side. About 00acres tim.
bered, will sell as n whole or timber
alone. Conservative estimates give
about $500 ties and 100000 feet OF
lumber on the tract. VIII be sold to
first party making fair offer for 1t.
r.. E. NORRIS.
Henderson, w. Va.
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Not Sustained.

Inc CuuTSeb dBdluSI LIZ DIuIu-
ers, Superintendent of the Weston
Insane Asylum, although of the
most disgraceful and damaging
character, we're not sustained by
the Committee who tried the case,
and he was discharged by them
The Committee did exactly what
they were appointed to do, and no
more.
The Declaration of Independence
will lose it's value when we proclaim
the doctrine familiar in Europe,
but detestable here, that govern
ments are round in shape, about
thirteen inches in diameter and
fired out of a cannon.-W. j. Bryan.
Now they are charging cowardice
against Gen. Otis. A few months
ago he was pointed to as an exam
pie of MoKinley's wisdom in Sc
leoting the proper men for impor-
tant Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
If you desire the trusts destroy
ed, don't cast your votes for the
candidates of party known to be
favorable to them, and the life of
which party depends upon trust
campaign contributions.
"Deweytown" and "Pitchtown"
arc new Harrison county towns
recently sprung up in the Wolf
Summit and Jarvisville oil fold.
The trusts have caused the dis
charge of large numbers of travel
ing men, and hotels are the main
sufferers from it,
The we'll at SWANS near Eight
mile Island, is now down some
1900 feet, and in what is known as
the deep sand. The company is
hopeful of striking oil.
The Rev. w. b. Costley, of
Stockbridge, Ga, while attending
to his pastoral duties at Fleetwood,
that state, was attacked by cholera
morbus. He says: "By chance l
happened to get hold of bottle of
Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, and [ think it
was the means of saving my life.
1t relieved me at once. For sale
by q. w. M. Hooff
There is no better kept hotel in
the Ohio Valley, than the Phoenix,
of Point Pleasant.
We want to exchange cash for
eggs and poultry. Call on us.
The Point Pleasant Prndnca Co.
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Whenever one is fined for
violation of the law, he is ever af-
forwards red hot against the officer
who fines him.
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Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue of the AUTHORITY vested in the un-
d derslgned Special Commissioner by ade-
6 &c of the Circuit Court or Mason County,
West Virginia, entered ON the 18th day OF
May N. 1850, In the chanceTy cause pending in
is plaintiff and NJ. ID. Brown and others are
defendants, the undersigned Special Com
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y
May, 1850, in til ehSneery :" cause pendIns in
Is piaimti and NJ d. BFoWn and oihqrs are
defendants, the Undersigned Special Com
on the 4th day of September, 1899,
commGncing at 10 o'clock a. m, on
sa nr ct 5He sai r9nt a door n the
the following described real Estate. VIZ
with locust pointers at s. W: corner OF Har-
t&s2ce m 6@e r Sa' to TO
6oEa r taen 10 81 t9 f5 % rSa
Manly an end g. M I6 Brown end With same
creek near ia large s elm, ihenee s. los IS w
S al enee e IS 3e"E 6 esa q aRe
9Tg%pi % osk goRRteiTs
corner ' to lewis sehon, and with Ills line s
70 Se@rnF o ah marE for M
thence $. i2' s. w. 5i7i clnins to stake al
tIenee s 81 Il chains to STAKE s So sis
5;i9 chains to STAKE At head Of Ca a.
Chains to stake on ". Side OF CallforniS
street, 8; $50 e. 10 chainsi0 stake, thence 4
street s. 800 so q. 81 chains to line OF Liver
a. 81 s2 sh%s "G 10 E'h pdae Of be
ginning, estimated to contain l75 acres more
sdi a sSd Peps B45@n By %na @
and testament Of Major brown, which snld
VIII 90 No page o esI and BsIng the
same ne tract of land GonyeiYed by the said n
use and benefit of Il: Il. Saul by deed bearing
date MARCH 10th. 1891, and OF record in the
County, in Trust Deed Book No. 10, page
1853, &c.
TERMS OF SALEi-Cnsh.
Witness my hand this July 18th, 1902
JOHN r. BELLER,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that bond in the penalty q.
above entitled cause, has been given by said
Ohm 70; Beller before me this the 18th day of
Iuly, 1890. II. Il. MITCH ELL, Clerk,
circuit Court Mason County West Virginia
IulN lO.AM.
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7 '''O II. e. M1rCnELL, Clerk.

The defendant will take notice TINT on the
OF Ch6s. Il. Hogg, In the town of Point
Pleasant, in the county and state aforesaid
O'clock p. IN. OF that day, will take the dep
ositIons of myself and others To be read IN
snid cause; and IL for any reason the taking
of the said depositlons nTe not compie,teSH l on
day to day, until the taking thereof shall
have been completed. .,-,,,,r
Chns. e, Hogg, Sol. BY Counsel.
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The Point Pleasant Produce
Company will pay you cash for all
your poultry, eggs, etc. Try them.
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Order of PuDllcation.

cotnNTS or Mason, To-Wif;
At rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court OF said County, on the first
Monday In the month OF August, 1909, tho
following order was entereu:
w. w. Martin,
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There amt any thing too good
for our friends, by "gosh."