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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-06-12
BUNCH OF BRIEFS.
Telegraphic Intelligence Shredded For
instantaneous Digestion.


Cora Johnson stabbed and killed
John Rignas at Longacre, w. Va. Mo.
tive jealousy.
Plant of the wood split pulley com
pany, Menasha, Wis, destroyed by
fire. LOSS $4,000.
At Pittsburg Major w. II. DAILY, n
surgeon general, committed suicide.
III health and dependency.
Congressman Grosvenor at Cincin-
natl declared himself in favor of Pres
ident Mckinley for third term.
Lieutenant Anton Springer killed
and seven privatcs wounded in a
brush with Filipinos in Balangas
province, Luzon.
Senator Beveridge after a conces-
sion from the Russian government
for steamship line from the United
States to Vladivostok or Port Arthur,
sQuall swamped a skin on the
Delaware near Philadelphia. three
girls. Elsie Rooms. | .. Mary Rooms, 10.
and Mamie Taylor. 90. being drowned.
A wildcat freight crashed into the
rear of regular freight No. G1 on the
Delaware. I.ackawanna and Western.
Five trainmen killed. seven injured.
A carload of dynamite exploded.
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Should be Some Way.

There should be someway TO
reach people who come here and
sell goods by sample, and then
ship the goods afterwards. Only
a few days ago Rug men" were
here with a wagon selling and de-
liveriug rugs and carpets; Others
go around and solicit orders for
dry goods, clothing, groceries, &C.,
and ship the goods to the pur-
ohasers by freight or express.
These men do this kind of bust
ness without contributing one cent
to the town, county or state, in the
way of license or taxes. 1t is not
fair to our merchants to allow these
men to do business in town, unless
they pay a fixed sum for the privi-
lego. Our business men pay both
taxes and license, as the case may
require, and are entitled to the
business of the town and county.
There are now some half dozen
solicitors in town, who go from
door to door soliciting orders for
goods, all at the expense of merch-
ants and tradesmen. Is it right?
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Lane.
Correspondence, Sth.

Correspondence, Sth.
The prevailing wet weather is
holding the farmer back. There
are many who have not yet finished
blowing for corn, and no work has
been done in some sections. since
planting
Mrs. Mary Hesson, wife of John
Hesson, died at this place Thurs
day, Juno 9th, 1901.
Mr.. Chas B. Kanodo is at Hunt
ington on business
Mr., Wilson Day, who has been
sick SO long, is no better at this
writing.
Mrs. Robert Daigh had two adj
ventures the other day she will not
forget soon. First sho fell into a
creek and came very near drowning,
then she was attacked by a large
snake, which came very near
biting her. 1t struck her several
times, but the thick fold of her
dress saved her.
We would like to know if there
is ever going to be any preaching
services at Milestone again, A
good old fashioned sermon would
make us all feel like we did years
ago, when preachers we're more
plentiful, and people took an inter
est in his neighborhood's welfare.
Without a Sunday School and
without preacher, whittier are we
UNCLE JAKE.
If it is possible to do so, the
town council should begin the
paving of Main street from one
end to the other. Let other work
go and put it on the streets.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and stook Prices For June

Grain and stock Prices For Juno 10.
Cleveland Cattle; Good to choice
smoGIh dry fed 1880 ID. steers aud up
wards. So 25a6 30; good to choice dry fed
lighter steers SO 1bd5 %; green half fat,
900 TO POO Id. steers. 81 3Od4 10: fair to
best heIfers, 81 o016 90; fair to extra
COWS, So OodI 90; bulls SO 5oI4 90 Sheep
and Lnmbs-Good to choice handy year
IInss. 81 T5It4 50; fair to good, SO 1894 %
cuils and commons, 50 OOlL3 so; good to
choice wether sheep, 50 1874 &C; fair 10
good. 50 50a3 10: good mixed sheep, SO 30
ga 10 fair to good ewes, So Dogs bOi culll
and commons, 81 Ooll2 so; spring lambs.
So 0o4O so; fair to good 81 5000 so.
Calvcs-FaIr to best, So 00a0 70. Hogs
Mediums aud henvIos. 50 95; YorkorS, So 90.
Chicago Cattle: Good to prime steers.
So 5OlG 10: poor to medium, - 5oa5 40;
stockcrs and feeders, SO OoII4 90: COWS,
81 O5lJ4'7o; heifsrS, 81 T519 10; Gamers,
81 OOIi3 80; bulls, 81 soQ4 60; Texas fed
steers. 81 5000 60; Texas bulls. 50 1913 SO,
Sheep and Lambs-Good to choice wethers,
So vOaI 20: fair to choice mixed, SO 7541
4 90; western sheep. So 0o14 20; yeaFllnEs.
81 1905 10; native lambs 81 ooa6 20;
western lambs. 50 Ooa5 %. Calves-$4 40
40 TO- HoRs-MIKed and butchers, SO rod
q 90; good to choice heavy, 50 s5GtG oOi
rough heavy SO TOQt6 80: light. SIS 7Ods5 90,
wheat-No. red, 74g7oc. Corn-No. T.
t2XQ43G oAts-No. 2, 2sa2sMc.
TIttsbury Cattle: Choice, So 909G co.
prime. So 1915 50; good, So 1915 65; udy
butchers, 50 1895 50: hSlfSrs, So 5otdo 10,
COWS, DulIS ana stays, 20 OS0A OOI lTehH
cows $40 ooGloo 90. sheep and Lambs
Choice sheep, - 2o6l4 20; good, 81 ooGI
10; fair. 50 5Q1tS Is. choice yenrIinRs.
SIS oOa5 Is; common to good, SO bod4 IS
spring lambs, 81 5oQ6 90. HoBs-HeRyy
hogs. SO Ooa0 %; mediums, so OO16 02ha;
heavy Workers. SO 90: light Workers, SO %
40 90; pigs. SIS 9o4d6 90.
Buffalo Cattle: Fair to good export.
ers 50 1876 65 prime. IS 1915 9O butch
ers, 81 1916 20; COWS. So 25d4 40; Stockers
and Feeders 81 OOd4 Go. Sheep and Lambs
Best lambs 81 S5G5 10; fair to good
81 5oIIA rs cuilS and common, 81 O024 25
CuIveS-S5 50d5 20. Hogs Pigs, So 95 (.
Workers., So oOds %; mediums aud heavies,
So o516 10
New York Cattle: steers. 81 0Oa0 90;
oxen, SO 1915 10; bulls, So 0Olt4 05; cows,
SO 5O04 30 sheep and Lambs-Sheep, 81 10
al 90: culls, So 5Oi ycnrlings, 81 6oa5 10:
lambs, 50 1916 55. calves-veuIs. 50 OOa
SO 2SlG 30. Wheat-NO 2 red. S2hc. Corn
Cincinnati Wheat: No 2 red T4ac
corn-No. = mixed, 44hc. Oats-No. 2
mixed, 3ONc. Rye-NO. 2. 59c. Lard
IS 22Is Rrlk MeNts-$s O71s Bacon
so 90 Hogs-$4 OOal5 30. Cattle-$2 5OGs
% shcep-$2 25Gi3 So Lambs-$3 75a
20,
BoaOn Wool Ohio and Pennsylvania
necces: y and and above, 23Q2lc: XXX
and Xxx and above 2Gc; deIaInc. Csc. No !
cornbInR. 25c; No . and %-Glood, 25c: coarse
ana braid washed, 23d24c.
Toledo Wheat. T3Hc; corn. 44c; oats
2s13c; rye. SIC; eIOverseed, SO 40.
Baltimore Butter: Fancy creamery,
1e02Oc. Eggs-Fresh. 1910.
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Another Nice Compliment.

Huntington Advertiser.
"The citizens of Huntington are
glad to welcome DR.. Guthrie, the
new Superintendent of the Home
for Incurablee, to this city. For
the past four years he has been su-
perintendent of the Second Hospi.
tai for the Insane, located at Spen.
Ger, and though still young man,
has proven himself still q man OF
rare executive ability, having taken
this institution almost in it's infan-
cy and built it up to it's present
excellent condition.
at is said tn It the Spencer
asylum is now in tho finest condi-
ton of any in the c rur,ry. DR.,
Guthrie is especially we'll equip
ped for the work he is now under
taking, being graduate of the finest
medical schools, and having had a
number of years experience in
hospitals and taken several post
graduate courses, making diseases
of the mind and surgery special
ties, he now ranks among the ex-
ports of the country. The Adver-
tisor wishes to congratulate the
board upon its selection and pre-.
diets that the Home for Incura-
bles under DR.. Guthrie's manage
mont will be ono of the largest in
stitutions for the comfort and care
of afflicted humanity, and one of
which not only the people of Hun
tington but of the whole State may
be proud"
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Notioe of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that ut an annual
Towbont and Dock Company, held pursuant
to law on April 18TH, 1901, the following reso-
solved, BY the stockholders of the Victor
Towboat and Dock Comp1ny.n corporation
under the laws of the State OfWest Virginia,
at an annual meeting, held pursuant to law,
OF the 18th day of April, 1901, at the prlncl-
Point Pleasant, Mason County West Nirg In
in, all the capital stock being represented ny
the holders thereof in person, ana unnni-
mously voting in favor hereof that the bus
iness of this corporation be, ana the same Is
hereby, disCOntfnucd; and the officers of
this Company be, and they are hereby, dl-
rected and Instructed to take all steps ne
cessnry to settle and wind up its affairs"
JOHN MCCULLOUGH President,
n,.rl II q ~
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A OoMPLIMENT
To our Former Townsman DIR.
II. ". Guthrie.

10 our FOfncf IOwnSLlhn A(As
Il. ". Guthrie.
Huntington Herald.
The citizens of this oity take
particular pride in knowing that
SO able physician as Dr. Guthrie
has been placed at the head of the
Home for Incurables. The es-
tablishment of his reputation has
been made firm and secure in the
excellent record of official work at
the Spencer Asylum, and he comes
to us with an experience that
must yield the most gratifying re-
suits in the management of new
and enlarged demands at the Home.
The prime reason for the Doctors
success is apparent to those who
know him. He unites thorough
medical training with wise bust
ness foresight, valuable to any
man under any circumstances, but
particularly 30 in the management
of an institution such as the Home
for Incurables. The Herald be-
lieves that tho board could not
have found man in the State so
we'll fitted for thu work as DR.
Guthrie. and it congratulates the
board as we'll as the State upon
his selection.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.


Executor OF Decator S. Elliott, deceased.
John IL. Elliott, Thomas NJ. Elliott, Austin
Eiiiott, Lillian ifinIaOS ST. Eliotf, MaTgaret 4:
Elliott, Eliza \. ROush, and George RouSh,
6Hr and a EfHG Gi eFs S1 law and de-
Nisccs and legateeS of Dccnlor >. Elllott,
In Chnnccry.
All persons interested in The above entitled
w' hs crSu court on
1 @eS5 M s dan OF Gna SOL e m IN
signed CommiSSioner VIII at his office in the
Court m House OF said county on the sth day OF
July, 1901, proceed to cnrry out the REQUIRE
port an account, showing:
"First. What real estate said Decator $.
metes and f Bounds 20" OF the sae, and what
now Iem"ins theT T pIndisposfedi 0d me
said real estate ofthe said Decator s. Elliott,
thereon and in whose favor the same exists.
Thir What other Indebtedness, any.
exists against the estate OF the said DecRtor
$. Elliott. deceased, the amount thereof and
to whom owing
saa Bna 81 Eos n
time of his death, and what disposition has
Filth; Who are ne Iegates,s;, and H!strlba-
Elliott, deceased, and the share payable TO
be deduci ed from the share of each by rens-
son of advancements or otherwise made TO
payments made to them any of them IA
any time since the decease OF the said teSta-
tor.
sixth. An account of the said Philip II.
Elliott as executor of the estate of Dccntor $.
Elliott, deceased.
Seventh, What amount, II anything was
titioner Margaret Elliott, Mt the q me of The
death ofthe said pnrney Elliott, because of
any matters stated IN the snld petition TO be
reported By said Commissioner subject To the
opinion OF the Court as TO whether or not the
said Margaret Elliott is entitled to be paid
therefor out OF any funds belonging to the
estate OF DecHtor s. Elliott, deceased ms by
him disposed of under and by virtue of said
Will.
Eighth. Such other matters as any party
in Interest may in writing demand, which Is
pertinent and proper to the cause as shown
by the plendings and papers therein"
II from any cause the taking of said nc
count should not be completed on said day
the proceedings will be adjourned from time
to time until completed.
Given under my hand this the 10th day OF
May, 1901. JOHN l.. WRITTEN,
Commissioner in ChnnCGry Tor the Circuit
Court OF Mason County, w. Va.
II. II. Howard, Sol. for plaintiff.
June . l-w.
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An Artist Of DISTINCTION.

New York. June 10.-Edward Nor
an, a marine and landscape artist of
distinction, is dead at his apartments
In this city. Mr. Moran, who painted
both in oil and water colors. WAS a
chartered member and at one time a
vice president of the Lotus club. He
was a member of the American Water
Color society, an associate of the Ma
tional Academy and member of the
London Water Color society.
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Mra. Rotha,a Mission.

London, June 1O.-Tho Sun hears
that Mrs. Botha starts Wednesday
for The Hague. where Mr.. Kruger has
been summoned to attend confer
ence of the Boer agents In Europe
and the United States to consider the
renort Mrs Botha has brought from
her husband in which he advises Mr..
Kruger as the constitutional head of
the Transvaal. to sue for peace and
the best terms obtainable.
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Kruqer's Wait to America.

Washington, June 1O.-It is under
stood that former President Kruger
of the Transvaal will not visit the
United States during the coming sum
mer or fall. At one time there was a
prospect that Mr.. Kruger might make
SUCH visit but those having some
knowledge of his intentions say the
visit will not be made, at least for the
nrnsent
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Teachers Institute.

THE Mason County Teachers In
stitute Will be held at Point
Pleasant, the week beginning Non
day June 18th, 1901.
1t is expected that all teachers OF
the county, will attend as their at
tendance is required by law.
Very Truly Yours,
b. NJ. BBAGG,
County Superintendent.
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Trustees Sale of Dry Docks
PumpbOat, &c.

TN pursuance of the terms aud provisions
OF a deed of trust executed by John q.
Armstrong and Nancy T.. Armstrong his
wife, Eugene II. Armstrong and John a.
Armstrong Ir., to the undcrsigned trustee
record In the CLERKS Onlce OF the County
Court Of Mason County, West Virginia, In
cure the payment OF q certain debt therein
described in favor of The Merchants National
Bank OF West Virginia mt Point Pleasant,
in manner and form, and according to the
terms and provisions in sid trust deed
and payable, ana default having been made
by the said The Merchants National Bunk OF
West Virginia at Point Pleasant, The credi-
tor secured by the decd OF trust aforesaid,
III nm
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In every neighborhood there is q
fellow whom nature Tor some in
sorutable reason has endowed
with mouth of generous proper
tions and monumental activity.
He talks heap-long and loud.
He knows all about erybody's
business and knows the value of
everybody's property He is Il
gifted rubber neck and has moro
to say about trade between neigh
bors than the neighbors them
selves. He knows how the banks
are coming on; all the different
business firms and their profits;who
blackballed the last candidate at
lodge, and all the little secrets that
are important in community.
Now as q matter of fact, this fell
low don't know for sure any un-
mentionable part of his anatomy
for dollar bill-he is an ummiti-
gated nuisance who mistakes lungs
for brains and there ought to be an
ordinance allowing the Town
Marshal to take him over to the
river and drown him. Business
men ought not let suoh creature
disturb them.
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Quick relief for Asthma

Miss Mnude Dickens, Parsons, Kan
writes: 81 suffered eight years will
asthma in it's worst form. | had sew
eraI attacks during the last year anC
was not expected to live through
them. l began using FoLEY's HONEY
and TAR and it has never failed t.
give immediate relief"
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Alterations Proposed.

London, June 1O.-The chancellor
Of the eXchequer, Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, in the house of commons. pro-
posed alterations in the sugar duty as
follows: Molasses and all extracts of
sugar which cannot be tested by the
polariscope, If containing 10 per cent
and upward of sweetening matter. rs.
sd. per 100 weight If between 10 and
go per cent Is, below so per cent Is.
The duty on solid glucose is to be rs.
Cd. per 100 weight and on liquid glu'
cose rs.
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London. June 1O.-Lord Kitchener,
in dispatch from Pretoria, says the
number of Beers killed. imprisoned OF
surrendered during the last month
totaled 2.64O. From June 1 to June
9, &c Beers were killed. four were
wounded, 400 were made prisoners
and 33 surrendered and G51 rifles. 49,,
$50 rounds OF ammunition, 100 wagons
and 1000 horses were captured.
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kruaer,s Arrival.

The Hague, June 1O.-Mr. Kruger
and DR.. Leyds arrived here. They
drove from the railroad street at Hill
versum Junction in n closed carriage
and are staying at the residence OF
MIR. Wolmarins. one of the Boer peace
enVOyS
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one Way Settlers Rates
I'd oHT0 rENTRAL LINES.

VIA Univ VEN IVA - i'AA' 80
on the First and Third Tuesdays OF each
month special low rate, One Way Settlers,
Tickets will he sold by Agents OF the ohio
Central Lines to points fin Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North and
South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia;
For particulars, rates, routes, &C, call on
any agent OF Ohio Central Lines or address
nearest Passenger Representative bellows:
John MOores, II. p. Agent, Findlay, ohio.
& q. Harvey, Pass. Agt, Toledo, Ohto.
u j. Cargo, Pass, Agt, Toledo, Ohio.
W. A. Peteis, Pass. Agt. COLUMBUS, ohio.
Il. f. Heiner, Pass. Agt, Charleston, VIVA.
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a Guaranteed Attraction.

Harrison Bros. Minstrels, which
appear here Thursday, June 18th,
are guaranteed attraction. AS a
guarantee of good faith, they give
two perform ,noes a day. See the
parade and cake walk ON the street.
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The Board of Education of the
Independent School District of
Point Pleasant, met last night at
Dr. A. r. Barbee's Office and trans
acted considerable business, and
allowed few accounts. The
Board will have another meeting
the last of June, to wind up it's
affairs and turn over matters to the
new Board, of which DR.. w. p.
Nenlo is President.
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According to Bradstreets nearly
eighty per cent. of the concerns
that failed in business are those
who don't advertise.
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In his strong article on the in.
suIar decisions by the supreme
court William j. Bryan makes a
point that should not be lost sight
of. It is that the questions in
volved in them are wholly political
and must be finally determined by
the whole American people.
They will not accept these mud
died decisions as judicial author.
ization of imperialism. The peo-
pie may ordain laws through Con
gress on all fours with the decisions
as to tho powers of Congress, but
what is more likely they may re-
ject the colonial policies sanction
ed by one of the decisions. They
have free hand. 1t is not q
judicial question, but n political
ono.
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25th dny Of June, 1901,

at the front door OF the Court House OF Ma
to the highest bidder for cash, nil ofthe fol-
lowing Inscribed property. to-wit: SLY sec
wha River In front OF Iling1Town, at or near
whore the Ohio River Railroad crosses the
Kunnwhn River, also the whnrfboat lying
near and used in connection with the same,
also pump bont ~ IL cro," used by Armstrong
Bros. at said landing, together with all tools
and implements of every description used by
Armstrong Bros about said docks, consist
ing of JACK screws, saws, &C., also the lines
and chains securing said docks.
The title is believed to be good, but selling
as Trustee, Will only convey such ms IS vested
IN me. JOHN w. ENOibISh,
may - NV. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TTNDER and by virtue OF the authority
~ vested in me, the undersigned trusted,
by an order OF the Circuit Court, made on
the eth day of December, 1900, substituting
me as trustee in the place OF X. Wiley, the
trustee nan ed, in II certain deed of trust
dated the 81 day OF July, 1893, made by W.
said Il. Wiley trustee, and OF record IN the
ClcrlI's Office OF the County Court OF Mason
County, West Virginia, In trust deed book
No. 10, pages 322 &c, and default having been
made in the payment ofthrce OF the notes sc :
cured by snid deed of trust, and being rcpuir-
ed by Rankin Wiley the owner and holder of
said notes Will sell at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, at the front door q the Court
House, in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, ON
Tuesday, July 2nd, 1901, between the
hours of one and two o'clock,
the following described property. All the
TOmlinsOn, in and to II portion of lot No. l3.
In the second tier of lots in said town of Point
Pleasant, bounded and described ms follows:
beginning Mt the =. w. corner OF SAID lot on
sixth street ut the corner between said lot
ana the lot formerly owned by Vim. Smith,
thence In II NOrtherly direction Along the line
merIy owned by @. y. T. Moore, thence East
crly with the line OF said Moore lot ~ feet to
n stake, thence in SOuthcrly direction TO n
stake on sixth street, thence In Westerly
OF beginning, aud being the undivided inter-
est con Veyed to w. II. TomlinsOn, in the deed
of J. w Bryan and wife 70 d.. W. Polsley
10th, 1879, and of record in said Clerks office
OF the County Court of said Mason County, in
deed book No. 81, page l82, &c. .,.,..--
money cash on day of sale, one third thereof
in one year, one third thereof in two years
from day Of sale, with interest the purchaser
executing notes with good security for the
deferred payments, and the legal title viii he
june it' 3 Nv W. . W. WV ", Il. GUM, Trustee.
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Many II man has been insured
against Bright's disease, diabetes, Oh
other dangerous ailment by II fifty
cent bottle of FOLEY's KIDNEY CURE
a. Q. Van Glider.
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The Best,

PennsborO News.
Neither the calamity howl of the
bankrupt nor the prosperity talk OF
the government fed tariff baron
disturbs the true Democrat. He
would neither bounty the ono with
cheap money nor protect the other
with tariff paid by his neighbors.
That government is best and
nearest Democratic that governs
least and keeps it's hands off the
business of it's citizens.
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Fatal mistakes are made by those
who do not heed the earlier symptoms
of kidney or bladder trouble that of
ten ends in Bright's disease or dia-
betes. When FOLEy's KIDNEY CURE
makes the kidneys we'll, how foolish
it is to delay. a. @. Van Glider.
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Virtue is it's own reward, but
some few people are good because
they really like to be.
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Take Your Medicine.

Wool-growers are hardly keep
ing up in the matter of tariff prices
but if they are good Republicans
they will take their medicine.
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Mr.. John e. Stortz is having q
new pIate-glass front put into the
front of the building occupied by
Mr.. David Price as saloon.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-06-12

A fire bell should now be placed
on the CITY building, which con-
tains our fire apparatus.