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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03
MARKBT RBPORTs,

stock T9ricea For AprN 4.
Gram eal SyattIa. Good to prime steers,
C nieas0 o.. 80 To medium. SO sOIi4 e5;
50 ooao W. ~ Sno,ars ca 75I5I4 N: cows
stockers anu go TrS,4 60. Gamers
50 5o94 aoi ,s',iis co e,IS1 N. Texas fed
% Ooaz ooi od ,Dui oo -TaTas grnss steers
steers, % 49,. b,,iis so 7b5I3 "a. calves
70 4U91 o. - % IIoss HJIxed and butchers
81 1870 ~! ". III 10 cboSca beayy, So Gl5St
80 SO1o VI "a, sVo ss Coz .oO. IISbt az S0
15i roush henss, ~ God to choice
az O415' - Shs CO. TX Snir to choice mixed.
wetheEs' ~ "a eC ,sost or sheen. 81 7Oa5 Is;
81 boa4 w: U.s. ~. natIyn lSmbs 81 IS
yearllngs, u oVVLo to' I Hs 1ne7a Ak yybast
40 40; western lambs 20 loaS 40 so@n
NO. REQ Iotao,S
ORts-No. :. ZUdzo4e' ,,o,oo
Cleveland Catties Hoou ~ - ~,
smooth dry fed, l'%oo ID 's "nu w
wards, - 4Vn4 oOi s Ltt, IN. nA - 90 ,,st
900 to Lou Ids 90 Lo95a 80 tat ~ go
heifers, 81 SOn4 4ui lalr 10 eA !, SoMs,
So o093 6oi bulls, 20 oVeLt ~" ,i'' 81 20 IN
Lambs-Good TO cholce nthuS 'a a ,S 20 o., ~
G5 10; fnlr TO gooL IHinps' '" -, ~"
heavy lambs. 50 5000 ooi cuI!S anu eoiii'
mon, 81 5045 2oi cholce We'ner sneei,,
81 1916 90; fair to good mixed sneep l "a az 40
"a TS; culls ana coiiiiilo oc -. ~
CalYes-FHtr TO Oes', ," "o5to - 81 co.,
HeaNle5, So l0i mlNeu' :" ~ PIGS :" 9OS
90. -,
pIttsburg Cattle: choice SO oOho oo'
prime, $5 2ou5 10; good, 81 ooA1 ~; nay
butchers, 81 HO44 SO; heiIers, 70 uo@t 30
cows, bulls and stngs. 81 6ou4 20; fresh
COWS, S25 OOa50 90. Sheep ana Lambs
Choice sheep. So 2oho 30; good 90 ooao ~ ~
fair, "a 5014 SO; choice lnlhDs' 30 soa' W.
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Remember the Name Of
the Old Bank Merchants
National Bank. Now Re
moved to the East side Of
Main street, below Phoenix
Hotel.
March Il-tf.
waterloo.
March ll-tf.


Correspondence, April LIST.
The th1es-year-o old child of Mr.,
and Mre. j. w. Smith, died last
Thursday, of spinal disease This
is the second child they have lost
within the last few weeks.
The citizens of Leon met last
Thursday night, and organized for
the purpose of putting down we'll
to ascertain the depth of coal that
underIiee. There is known to be
salt water at no great depth. Coal
undorlies this place, and other
mineral, as the mineral BALI
works strongly in the yard of the
old mill site.
Mrs. r. w. Reed is on the list
Mr.. G.. B. Greenlee and little son
Fred, will return this morning from
a short visit to relatives at Buffalo
Mrs. s. S Buxton and Mrs
Charles Buxton were visiting p. B
Brxton's family, one day last week
The Leonard Baden Telephone
line connects with the Cottage
vile and Ripley line. There is al.
SO another line being built from
Mud Lick to Arbuokle.
jacob Newell is quite fiok.
John Jiveden, who lately moved
from Iowa, is quite siok.
To-day we saw the following out
in the bark of beech tree: 81. M.
Jan. 20, 1868" We are told by an
oye witness that the date,is correct
It seems strange that the bark of 6
tree would retain dates 80 long.
CLEOPATRA.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
Which Happened at the Homo
of Ed. ItOtIIgeD Thursday
Evening.

Evening.
Gallipolis Journal.
The three. year-old child of Ed
Rothgeb, who lives about one mile
west of Bulaville was frightfully
burned Thursday evening. The
parents of the child had left the
house expecting to return shortly
and left the child in company with
it's grandfather, Mr.. Jacob Roth
geb. In some way or other, pre-
sumably from the open FIRE place,
the little ones dress caught atire
and in moment was a mass of
flames.
The old gentleman, bedridden
with the consumption, jumped out
of bed and battled with the flames,
finally extinguishing them but not
before the little child was MORALLY
burned. Mr.. Rothgeb was severe.
ly burned about the hands and,
owing to his enfeebled condition,
is in very low state and the gray
est fears are entertained for him.
The child is not expected to live
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TheOId Habit.

Charleston Gazette.
Quite an an amusing eight was
seen on Capitol street this morn
ing. A negro was going along
carrying a lot of bundles in his
arms, while out of the top of the
torn felt hat stuck the feathers of
a chicken. He had evidently been
laying in his Sundays supply of
provisions, and from force of habit
hidden-as he supposed-the live
fowl undor the crown of his worn
hat, and was all unconscious of the
decoration.
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a HoOdoo.

Gallipolis Journal.
Every body knows John r. Lewis,
the popular deputy sheriff of Ma
son county, w. Va. He is also
known to hoodoo all the premiums
at the fair, Whenever he shows his
cattle and horses Last week
parties from up the river bought
his Highland Chief driving horses
for $500 and two or three days
later Cincinnati party arrived
with an offer of $500.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
John f. Young, Administrator, &c,
VS..
Virginia F. Errett and others.
In ChnnCcry,

John r. Young, AdminlStratOTS NC'i
Virginia +. ErIett and others.
In ChOnccrT.
All persons Interested In the above entitled
cause will take notice that on the
25th day of April 1901,
con mencing at 10 o'clock n. m, at the law
Office of John Il. Beier, in the townoi foint
Pleasant Mason county, West Virginia,
will proceed to carry out the, PROVISIONS OF
that certain decree entered In the above en-
titled cause on the 23rd day OF February, 1901,
by the Circuit Court of Mason county, West
Virginia. and will proceed to make, state
and report an account In said cause, SHOWING
list. The quantity of land owned BY VIM.
II. Errett, deceased, the time OF MS death
and who are the heirs at law OF said VIM. n.
Errett, deceased.
Of the Indebtedness against the estate OF said
VIM. II. Errett, deceasedi TO whom due, ana
the amount due each creditor.
3rd. To make settlement with the admin.
istrntor OF his administration accounts.
18th. And report such other matters and
things that the commissioner may deem per-
tlnent or any party in Interest may require.
Given under my hand this the 10Th day of
JOHN f. BELLER,
Commissioner In ChRncery for the Circuit
Court of Mason County, West Virginia.
March 20, Nv.
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The Armored Cruiser West Vir-
Rinia.''

Tonnage, 1880 tons; length,
SOP feet; beam, 10 feet; speed, 20
miles an hour; armament, four 8
inch guns in turretts, fourteen 6
inch guns broadside, and..numeroue
rapid fires; to be built at Newport
News, Va, and oompeleted Jenu-
ary "a. 1904 The largest ship in
the American Navy. Her crew
will consist of 1872 officers and men.
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uoMEsEElxI1Rs EXUUKS-
IONS
March andi April
Via the Ohio Central
TjnRS

Low rate Excursion Tickets to the
West. Southwest and South will be on
sale the LIST and Sd Tuesdays of each
month via the Ohio Central Lines.
Tickets good for return within 81
days from date of sale.
For full P44r,ticulaars address any
JOHN MooREs II. p. A., Findlay, O.
S. G. HARVEY, II. y. A., Toledo, O.
d. j. CARGO, PA. Toledo, o., w. A.
PETERS, p. A. Columbus, o., +. e..
'HEINkR, p. A, Char eston, W. Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

The day may soon come when
voting machines will be used at all
elections. Last year they were
used in twenty-five cities in the
state of New York. registering a
total vote Of 35O,OOO.
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Old scnIe Prevails.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 30.
-(Spl.) The Scale committee of
the West Virginia Miners Assoc
ietion met here today in joint ses-
sion with a committee of operators
of Kanawha and New River dis
tricts and adopted the prevailing
scale of prices for the coming six
months.
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THE NEW BANK.
The Point Pleasant National Bank

opens UP for Business This
Morning.
From saturdays Daily.
The Point Pleasant National
Bank have installed in their Bank
ing ro6m on Main street, an i'm
mense fire and burglar proof safe
weighing 1900 pounds. This
monster safe was handled and
hauled by P. O, MoDade, who
showed considerable skill and abil-
ity in the clever manner in which
he handled it.
After unc over!ng the safe it was
admired by large number of our
citizens, who we're unanimous in
saying that it was most wonderful
construction and excellent piece
of workmanship.
The safe was built especially for
this Bank by the Mosler Safe Co.,
of Hamilton, Ohio, the largest and
best equipped safe factory in the
world, with all the modern i'm.
provements against fire and burg
lars. The special features com
bined in this fafe, are first, the fire
proof part of the safe is filled with
the Mosler patent fire proof con-
crete, especially adapted for
protection against fire. Tho
interior of this safe is provided
with compartment for books and
several compartments for storing
away valuable papers, The lower
part of the safe is provided With
the Mosler Patent burglar proof
screw door.
This burglar proof safe built in
with the safe has circular door
which is so closely fitted that it is
absolutely impossible to introduce
any liquid explosives.
The looking arrangement of
this door is controlled by three
movement Yale time look. Com
bination locks and the objection
able features of spindles through
the door having been discarded by
the Mosler Safo 90. Thus making
the door a solid piece of metal,
Theoretically closed and protected
against nitro glyoerine.
Thus it will be seen that the Of
ficers of this Bank have provided
for the safe keeping of the money
and valuables of their patrons, and
that they will be fully protected
against the professional burglar
as we'll as from fire.
The screw door safe has been at
tacxed many times by burglars,
with all the arts known to their
profession, and out of several
thousand in use, not one of them
has ever yet, The company claims,
been opened by a burglar.
The Banking + pom is nicely fix
ed up with modern banking furni-
ture, desks, 60, with finely furn-
ished lobby and niy ly fixed up
offices in the rear of the banking
room.
The officers of the Bank are,
Jas. Capehart, President; j. Fried
man, Vice President; w. l.. Nc
Coy, Cashier and j. w. Windon,
Assistant Cashier; and the Direct,
ors are: j. Capehart, j. Friedman,
F. A. Stortz, w. L, Mccoy, j.
Thornburg, S. e Leach, q. W..
Pullin.
These gentlemen are all we'll
known to our people as men of
high standing, with regulations
for honesty and integrity, and
splendid business qualifications,
and gentlemen who have the full
est confidence of the people.
The Register believes that there
is room for two banks in this city,
and that the opening of the new
bank will add to tho business and
prosperity of both the old and new
bank.
SAD ACCIDENT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

a. b. harrington. ConstHnia, n. ",
says, Il WAS troubled several years
with kidney disease aud suffered Sc.
we're pains in the baek. | used Fol
EY'S KIDNEY CURE and one bottle
cured me recommend il to my
friends 1t has given perfect satisfac-
ton" Take no substitute.
a. G.. Van Glider.
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His Opinion.

Moreantown New Dominion.
Whatever opinion political pre-
iudice may cause man to profess,
we don't believe that any intelli-
gent man really believes that an
illiterate man ought to be allowed
to vote.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

Daniel w. Sl4Ytoo, of Wyoma.
has been allowed pension of$12
per month, and Henry Thomas, of
Buffalo, Putnam county one at So
per month.
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Thos w. Carter, of ASHORE, N. c.,
had l>idupv trouble and one bottle of
FOLEY KIDNEY CURE effected per-
fecT cure, aud lie says there is no rem
edy tnut will compare with il
a. g Van Glider.
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Feb2O6n
TRUST SALE.


u executed by Albert Scott ana wife To
Charles u. lIogg, Trustee, nude to secure 20
Henry j. Fisher, ST., the payment OF debt
dated the 2nd day OF February, 1852, and re.
corded In Trust Deeds Book No. 3, pnge 6O2,
In the Office of the Clerk of the County Court
OF Putnam County, West Virginia, land by
undersigned by n decree of the Circuit Court
OF said County of Putnam, made on the 25th
day OF February 1901, whereby the under.
signed was appointed Trustee In said Deed OF
IOgg, rcSigncdO and default having been
II AIDE in the payment OF Interest ms provided
in said Deed ofTrust, the undersigned VIII on
Saturday, the 9th day of April, 1901,
at o'clock p. m., at the front door of the
Court House OF Mason County, in the town
of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, proceed to
or parcel OF land, in said Deed of Trust mem
toned and described, to-wit: a tract of
three hundred and forty t3iN acres more or
Putnam, and formerly known as "The Poor
Farm,' being the same land formerly con
veyed by John Craig and wife to John Can
tTlll and others, Commissioners on behalf of
1912, and recorded In Deed Book No. 10, page
SIS, In the office of the Clerk of the County
Court OF Mason County, to which deed refer
ence Is made for n more full and complete
land also which was conveyed to the said
Albert Scott by Henry j. Fisher and wife, by
deed dated the 2nd day of February, 1882. and
recorded in Deed Book No. 10. page l70, in
said Putnam County Clerks ONCE.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in hand on day OF
sale.
SAID Deed OF Trust provides that said sale
shall be made, and the ad eTtiseme mt thereof
March o, 4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

The Democrats carried Sisters
Vile at the municipal election n
day or two ago, electing the Mayor,
the other officers and all the Coun-
cilmen, except two.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

We hope that the rumor pub.
lished in the papers that ex-Gov
Atkinson is not to get the new
Federal Judgeship, for West Vir-
ginia, is not true. If any Repub.
lican is deserving of this appoint
ment it is Gov. Atkinson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

Two government contractors for
army coats have been arrested in
Philadelphia, charged with swind-
ling the government out of about
100000
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Amor In What?

Usually a rackins cough and gen
eral ceiling of weakuess. FoLEY's
HON " and HAuiS guaranteed TO cure
the grippe cough aud make you
strong and well. a. @. Van Glider.
The hot bed of Republican COR
rupticn aud rape of the ballot box
is Huntington. Down there they
vote men from twelve to fifteen
times, and the Republican officers
protect the scoundreis in their fell
onious work. 1t is said you can't
convict Republican for voting il.
legally in Huntington.
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Foots the BIN.

Parkersburg Sentinel.
Ex.President Raymod of the
University, has gone to Europe for
a years visit, and West Virginia
foots the bill.
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10th day of April, 1901, at 1000
o'clock. a NJ


sell at public auction TO the highest bidder,
at the front door of the Court House OF said
Mason County, the two following described
tracts of real estate, situate, lying and being
in the state of West Virginia, County of Ma
son. and District of Robins1n, the first OF
sail tracts is bounded and described as fol-
lows:
corner TO Lot No. 2, and In outline of Lot No.
5, thence with line of Lot No. 9; thence with
to n stake in original outline of tIact Of
which this Is n part, and corner TO Lot No. 2,
thence leaving Lot No. ,, and with origin al
outline s. ~, +. u poles, links to point in
called for. thence s. 2ls, - f., AZ poles IL
links to point in public road corner to Lot
No. 8, thence with public road and line of
Lot No. 5, $. 75':l5' w. IL poles, N. TSo IS W. ~
poles, % links 10 the place of beginning, estl-
mated TO contain seven az acres.
The second OF said tracts of land contains
eleven I'D acres, more or less, and Is situated
in the State, County and District Aforesaid,
deceasedJ by the last Will and testament of
Sarah Lawson. deceased, which said VIII IS
duly of record in the otllce of the Clerk OF the
County Court of said County, In VIII Book
In making sale OF the the two boye de-
scribed tracts OF land the undersiRned Spe-
cial Commissioner shall first offer for sale
each tract OF land separately, then oner both
bids which Yield the grentest amount, as pro-
Vided for In the decree OF sale.
e. j. SoMERYILLE,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the above named
good security before me in the penalty OF
400 90, us required by the decree of sale.
March %, 4w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

LA GRIPPE coughs often continue
for months aud sometimes lead to IA
tai results after the patient is sur
posed 10 have passed the danger
poiur. TOLEN'S HONFY AND ,TaAR'af-
fords positive prot ection and security
from these coughs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

An exchange says that a man
diedBrecentIy out in Colorado while
playing a game of cards He held
five aces and the other fellow held
q gun.
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AS Near as She VIII Ever BE.

Charleston Gazette.
by the way, it seems that Park
ersburg may almost be termed the
temporary seat of government
The Governor is there, the Auditor
is there, the Adjutant lives moves,
has his being and his business
there, and the Attorney General ls
not far from there. However, the
probabilities are that Parkersburg
is as near to being the State CAPT
tai now as she ever will be, not
withdrawing her aspirations in
that direction"
But we may add that Charleston
is going to have a fight on her
hands to retain the State Capitol
there.
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A difference.

Charleston Gazette.
In some places they take the out
RACERS of children out of Jail and
burn them; in Fairmont they take
them out and vote them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

The big steel trust is losing no
time in getting in it's work. Struct-
ural steel has been advanced So q
ton and some other kinds 81 ton,
and prices on all other products of
the combined trust are to be push
ed upward.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03
NnlrIl Ucnlrrin TOWn.

The greatest healer of modern times
is BANNER SALNB, for cuts, wounds,
sores. piles and all skin diseases. 1t
is guaranteed. a. G.. Van Glider
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

The United States District Court,
Judge jackson presiding, COM
menced its session at Wheeling
yesterday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

Do you like this Trust business?
Then give it hearty endorsement
by voting the straight Republican
ticket on all occasions. If you
don't like the Trust the way to en-
ter your protest is by Democratic
vote. It counts more than all the
talking you may do in year and
the big bosses know what it means,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03
An Answer to "B."


with an offer of $500.
An Answer to .'B."
In answer to "B" in the Regis
ter yesterday, inquiring (which
one of the Commandments did
Adam break when he ate the APP
ple," we will state that at the time
Adam is said to have eaten the
apple, there were no command
ments. Therefore, no command
ment was broken. q,
The latest thing in secret socie-
ties are the Buffalues; and new
Buffaloes arc the newest thing
in town. You can tell q new Buff
salo the moment you put your eyes
upon him-he wears one of those
ecstatic smiles you have seen on
the baby's face when he discovers
his big toe or the like. A now
Buffalo is invariably looking for
people to whom he can contido
about the way it seemed to him at
the wind up of the second degree,
and he leaves you to hunt for some
body who will be newer Buffalo
than himself. Great! Amt it?-
Morgantown Post
The daily rural delivery service
is having an important educational
effect. The farmere on the new
routes are no longer content with
their weekly county or city paper,
and quickly adopt the habit of be.
coming regular readers of the
daily papers. 1t will not be long
until we have rural delivery in
Mason county.
Short-time advertising seldom
pays
That is the reason that ads in
the many ephemeral Schemes"
that como to every business man
are never profitable. tits contin
uous, consistent, courageous, int ell-
igent advertising in the best news
papers that always and infallibly
brings good returns Charles Aus
tin Bates.
Pat Kenny, one of West Vir-
ginia's oldest and brightest jour,
nalists, celebrated his seventy. sixth
birthday on Sunday, March 10
He is the oldest Confederate soldier
in this state.-Nioholas Chronicle
The new election law of Mary.
land provides for only one ticket.
All of the names of candidates for
each Office are to be placed one un-
der another in the same ticket just
as primary ticket is made up.
There is to he no device to indi-
cate the political sentiment of the
candidates.
The new star which was recently
discovered where no star had been
before is fading out and in short
time it will have completely disap-
peared. The star is the seven day
wonder of the astronomical world.
Democrats who are fond of TAX
ing pot shots at other Democrats
amuse the opposition, but they
certainly do not benefit the Demo
cratic party.
If Mr.. Mudd, of Maryland
doesn't look out, his name will be
something worse than mud. 1t is
dangerous to advise census enum-
orators to violate the law, as Mr..
Mudd is charged with doing.
An exchange says that man
diedIrecentIy out in Colorado while
playing a game of cards He held
five aces and the other fellow held
a gun.
We hopc that the rumor pub.
lished in the papers that ex. Gov
is not to get the new
Federal Judgeship, for West Vir-
ginia, is not true. If any Repub.
lican is deserving of this appoint
ment it is Gov. Atkinson.
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You are a Sportsman

You are doubtless thinking of a
Hunting Trip, and naturally you
want to secure n low rate to your ia
vorite haunt. Low rate huntershex-
cursion tick cts are on sale at all i'm
portant ticket offices of the
Ohio Central Lines
to.the hunting territory in Michigan,
lana, Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi
and Tennessee. Call on nearest agent
of the Ohio Central Lines, who will
be pleased to quote you hunters
rates, or address Moulton Houk,
Gen. "ass Agent, "ol"1o, o. 49,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

The ease with which Aguinaldo
was captured rather signifies that
the undertaking was free from dan
ger or hazard beyond the risk of
taking GOLD.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

The new star which was recently
discovered where no star had been
before is fading out and in short
time it will have completely disap-
peared. The star is the seven day
wonder of the astronomical world.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

If Mr.. Mudd, of Maryland
doesn't look out, his name will be
something worse than mud. 1t is
dangerous to advise census enum-
orators to violate the law, as Mr..
Mudd is charged with doing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03

II is said the big Texas gusher
has been accurately measured, and
that the flow is 10000 barrels every
twenty-four hours. This is a great
tax upon the company's tanking
and the publio's believing capacity.