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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-11
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Stock Prices For I'm

Grain and Stock Prices For June O..
Chicago = Cattle: Good TO prime steers.
~ 2ogI 80; poor to medium, IS OOd6 90:
stoekers and feeders, 50 50a5 %; cows,
81 50G2 so; bulls, 81 5Od5 30; Texas fed
steers, - 00d0 40. Calves 50 OOd8 70
sheep and Lambs-Good TO choice wethers
50 2oG6 49, fair TO choice mixed. 81 5OI
2oi western sheep, 50 25Q6 10; native
clipped lambs, IS 2Jd7 90; western lambs
50 4097 90; spring lambs, 81 So Hogs
Mixed and butchers, SO 9JGT IS: good 10
: choice heavy. 81 3597 40: rough heavy.
81 0od7 %; light. SO s5a7 10 Wheat-No
red. 7eds0c. Corn-621Ld62zc. oats~
No. 2. 43a431zc.
Cleveland = Cattle: Good to choice drv
fed steers, loo lbs. and upwards. SO 1Oa
30; good to choice dry fed, io5O 10 1 IN
lbs, SO 2oae 80; good TO choice heIfers.
- 1915 90; cows, common to choice 81 90
4o 90; balls. good to choice. 81 5o1Ss ~
Sheep and Lambs-Good to choice eIInn.d
wether sheep. 81 e0G4 70; fair to GOOD MI.
ed, "a 25g4 90; culls and commons. 50 "A
81 g. 70; good , to choice clipped lambs. 81 %
a Do culls and commons. 81 5oa4 %.
Calyes-Good to best, SO 75G7 70. Hogs
Workers, 81 10; mediums, 81 ao67 AZ
heavies, 81 s5' pigs, Sc 25ge 80.
Pittsburg Cattle: Prime, 81 I56a7 80.
enoiee. 20 o00I 90; good. So 4oae 20; tidy
cows. stays and bulls. So 5oa5 Is: fresh
cows, S25QSo. Sheep and Lanbs-ohoIcs
sheep. 81 s500 90; good. 81 boa4 20: fair
~ oodz 30; choice lambs, SO 25l6 60; com.
mon 70 good. So 0oas 90; sprink iambs
% ooaI 80. Calves veals, 81 O0d7 So
Hogs-Prime heavy, 81 4Oa7 As; medium
81 10; heavy Workers, 81 o5a7 10: iIrh;
Workers. 50 eo9T 90; pigs. So So6e 90
New York-Cattle: Steers. IS eO6I7 "a.
bulls. 50 1915 20; cows. 81 1915 co: Ref
ers, 70 90 Calves - veals 81 5oS,7 N.
cuiis, 81 90; buttermilk, So 90. sbes,, ~, ~;
Lambs-Sheep. 50 O0a5 90: culls. - ~.
yeariings. 50 5Oa6 60. lambs. So 75SSs -
Hogs-State hogs. 81 40. Wheat-So .
red: Issse. corn-NO. ?. 7OHe oats~So-
Cincinnati = Wheat: No. red. s1a
e11c: corn-No. ? mixed. 64Isa65e. Oats
No mixed. 435zd44e. Rye-No- 2 "a.
Lard-S1o 90 Bulk meats-S1O 90. Rsco-
-s11 IS. Hogs-s5 G0a7 80 CattIe-sa "a
&c 40 sheep-s2 ooa4 so Lambs-s5 80
Boston-wool : Ohio xxx, 2sa2ec: Xxx
and above. 2ea2Te' X. 24a25e; Ohio fine
Toledo : Wheat. sic; corn. es5se; oats,
400; rye. osci eioverseed, So I25S
baltimore = Butter. Fancy creamerx-
23c Eggs-Fresh. Iea16xe.
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Rollins.

Correspondence, June 9TH.
Mr.. Frank Wilcoxen of Baden,
was here on business this week.
Mr.. James Barnett of Baden,
Visited here this week.
Mr.. Adam Kieszling of this
place, has sold his farm for So 300.
Mr. R E. Mitchell of Point
Pleasant, was calling on his many
friends in this vicinity recently.
Mr.. Philip Yauger Jr., and Hen
~ Sines of Baden, went down to
Wyoma to visit Artisan Yeager.
MIR. James Mitchell who lives
near this place, was taken serious.
iy ill last week, and is no better at
this writing.
Mr.. Bert Thomas has gone to
Pittsburg, where he has secured
employment.
Mrs. Albert Hyatt of Baden, is
here visiting her mother.
Mr.. Dan Sayre and Mr.. Roush
of Letart, were at this place this
week. BIRD EYE.
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Board.

Correspondence, June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Roush and
Mrs. s. M. Boston made business
trip to Pomeroy, Thursday
There will be festival at Mr..
Lew Roush's residence near Yer
non church, Saturday, June 2lst;
proceeds goes for doctors bill.
all are cordially invited. Who
will help him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A b. Roush nicely
entertained a mum Der of their
young friends Wednesday evening.
June 4th. Delightful refreshments
were served and the evening was
very pleasantly spent by all.
F. NJ. Roush and wife were Wis
iting their sister at Pomeroy, o.,
Saturday and Sundsy.
UNLUCLY GIRL
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AT FAMOUS SARATOGA
Flames Destroy a Portion Of the
Business Section OF the City.
FIRE cHIEF snADwIcK IS BURNED.
Remains OF One Woman Found In
Her Room In the Arcade-sev-
eral Other Persons Re-
ported as Missing.

Saratoga, N. Y, June 10.-One per
son was killed. one fatally injured,
two others severely hurt and a num-
Der are reported missing as a result
OF fire here. The property destroyed
was valued at $500, 900, with estimated
insurance of $4,000.
Mrs. 'Mabie is dead and Fire Chief
Sandwich was badly burned about the
head. He may die. Mrs. Hart and a
servant girl were also injured Mrs.
Mabie was burned to death while
asleep in her apartments in the Ar
cade.
The fire started in the Arcade build
Ing on Broadway, and destroyed that
building, together with the Shackle-
ford and the Theater Saratoga, Iocat-
ed in the Citizens National Bank
building. That portion of the latter
building occupied by the bank was
damaged only by water. The contents
of the safes and deposit vaults re-
main intact. Fortunately there was
no wind. Otherwise the fire, which
was in the heart of the city, and not
far from several of the largest hotels
might have developed into a general
confagration. BY hard work the fire.
men succeeded in checking the flames.
Chief Shadwick was injured in res
cuing Mrs. Hart from one of the burn
ing buildings.
hemissing persons were tenants of
the Arcade building. The burning
buildings were occupied by officers
and stores. among them being the
postomce, the Daily Saratogian news
paper), the Western Union telegraph
office and Saratoga county treasurer's
office and Theater Saratoga.
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A Month of Disaster.
From the Bait. Sun.

From the Bait. Sun
The month of May is commonly
known as the 'merry month" or
the poets month of May" But
the May which ended a few days
ago has been distinguished above
all others as time of terrible dis
asters and loss of life and proper
ty. The list of them is appalling
and it includes the following,
which are the principal ones
The eruption of Mount Pelee,
which destroyed 10000 lives and
laid waste a half of the beautiful
and fertile island of Martinique.
The eruption of Mount Soufriere
which destroyed 1000 lives in the
island of st. Vincent and a great
amount of property.
Foundering of the British steam.
er Camorta in East India waters
in which disaster about 700 lives
were lost.
The destruction of the town OF
Goliad, in Texas, by tornado.
Over 100 persons were killed in
this storm.
E1pIosin of fire damp in the
Coal Greek coal mines in Tenness.
ee, where 255 men persisted.
Explosion in a coal mine at Fer.
ME, British Columbia, which killed
ITO persons.
Burning of naphtha at Sheraven,
Pa, by which 90 persons lost theiI
lives and 200 more were injured.
Can any living man remembe,
suoh m onth, so DISASTROUS to the
human race. $50 full of sorrow
and with the cup of establishment
and desolation"P And, as if these
things were not enough, this month
saw the beginning of great labor
strike in the coal mines, which now
bids fair to make the month Of
June almost as unfortunate as its
disastrous predecessor.
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Farmers

Make mistake when wool is low
in price, in selling CT their sheep.
Ii wool is only ten cents per pound,
the sheep being properly bred, it
will pay the sleeps keeping. AS
a meat producer the sheep will gen.
orally keep pace, in profit, with
beef. Mutton is healthful nutri-
cious food, especially in warm
weather, and should be eaten more
than it is. Every farmer should
keep what sheep his circumstances
will permit and when he sees a dog.
no matter who's, whether a cur
with tail of large diameter or a
sacred English pointer or a wor-
shipped Emerald setter cross his
boundary, let him devoutly get
down his Winchester and let it
have liberty.
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When hog gets an ear of corn
every other hog will trot behind
him and squeal and whine, beg and
toady for bite, but just let the
front pig get into fight with his
head in crack and every SON of a
SOW will jump on him aud tear him
to pieces. Just SO is it with men.
Az long as a man is prosperous and
has money he can't keep his friends
of with base ball bat. The mo-
ment he is unfortunate and his
wealth gone he is not only snub-
bed by his alleged friends, but they
at once begin to do him all the
harm possible; when man starts
up grade the world falls beh ind
and pushes; when he starts down
the world steps ahead and greases
the track.
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On Friday night, June 20, 1902,
the members of Rayburn Chapel,
M. E. South, will hold a festival.
They wish to make this one of the
best ever held in the history of the
church. and every one keep the
date in mind. The choir from
Point Pleasant will be present, and
furnish some good singing.
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A. HUGHES. Char.
JOHN P. AUSTIN, Sec,
wAGGENER DISTRICT.

Thomas Mitchell, William Par
sons, Thos. Woodrum, Dick john
son, Thos Fowler, Jacob johnson,
Arthur Woodrum, Chas. Meeks,
Chas. Nichols, Bob HInkle, A. S.
Blagg. Sam Burton, Joe Burton,
A. F. Gold. J. Icsnhower, A. J.
Sayre. Robt. Embleton, Jas.
Johnson, June Gibbs, TIL Is. Nc
Intosh.
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ROBINSON DISTRICT.

Fred Fades, Sam Rifle, John
Mourning, Will Mobiles, Sam
Knapp, o. v, Yeager. Geo. Mus
grave, June Rifle. VIM. Rodgers,
VIM. Bird, Bob Fowler, Nip Stew
art, James Gaskins, Reuben Nc
Daniel, Bob Johnson, Lum Rain
ey. Dow Clendenin, Lon Fowler.
I'll. Rice, Geo. Parsons.
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Editor Register:

Editor Register:
Why don't the overseer work the
roads-waiting SO the thunder
shower will be sure to wash the
dirt out the same night it is put in ?
Everybody knows that the roads
should have been worked before
this time; that it is pure careless
ness and neglect of duty on the
part of road overseer and the coun-
ty court that the roads are not
worked any. and everybody knows
that they should be worked in
May. CHAs. HARRIS.
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President Roosevelt's recent
speeches may be epitomized thus:
To the Presbyterians; "Be good to
your church and support it and the
administrations Philippine poll.
cy" AT Arlington: Remember
the illnstrious dead and favor the
republican regime in the Philip
pines"
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The Point Pleasant
National Bank-The
N ew Ba nk-is now
open for business in
the Kisar block, Main
Street. Don't forget
the name.
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LEWIS DISTRICT.
DELEeArEs TO COUNTY cosvrNr1os

DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVENTION
George Miller, Amos Arm
strong, Q. E. Boice, Frank DOLL
man, e. H. Armstrong A. b.
Reed Chas. Bell w. w. Rothgeb
Capt. w. w. Cole Walter Com
stock NJ D. Shifiet L. b. Moore
]. B. Smith Sr. John Childs Bert
Clendenin A. K. Hoschar j. ID.
Bracey Lew Mourning. Congress
ional Delegates-Joe varian j.
L. Barnett and r. A. Riggs.
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Local news-well, the fact is
there is no news to be found. We
make an effort to get all the local
news possible, but when there is
none to be had we can't get it. If
you know an item you will confer
a favor by sending it to us by
phone. or any way, just SO we get
it.
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Interesting TO Asthma Sufrerers.

81 have had asthma for three or four
years and have tried about all the cough
and asthma cures in the market" says
Daniel Bantz of Otteryille, Iowa, land
have rec eiyed treatment from physici-
ans IN New York and other cities, but
got very little benefit until tried Fol-
ey's Honey and Tao which gave me i'm.
mediate relief and will , ever be with
out it in house. ] sincerely recommend
it to all. Sold by VAN GLIDER.
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Black horse, foaIed 1877. IG5< hands high.
weight 1870 pounds; sired by Afierfon 2s0ll[s
cnatn pion sire OF his age At IS years Of axe
tue sire OF 81 in 200. including Charfey Hoyf
55:99St' ION z:gs<s Aver 2sQe<, Precision
Z:Iez4t Altoka z.i01z, Junero 2:i0sz and IS oth-
ers with records from 2;l2 20 ESQ.
Dam Aulinda dam OF Glen ella ZsZ5 and
fluyanna zsZ7. by Aicantarn 2sZ8, sire Of If3
IN zso0r AID more Gals performers than any
horse living. including Sir Aleanfarn 2sl55<
Moth Miller 2:O7, Oscar T. ls0s5<, Cincf 2s00l<.
Raven z:lQ. Aiae Z:l1, Lightning 2sII, Bayard
Wilkes 2sli3<. Kevlyn 1:lI5<, Alcinfa 2sfI5<
itensselier wilkes z:il1<, Attractive 2sII5<
arena z:ll1< and the dams Of Helr-at-L.aW
5:1,1 Sdh 81 Hoyt 2sos1<. Eary Reaper
and dam. Lady Volunteer, By Volunteer
% sire Of ~, Julian Zs1Il< st. Patrick Z:lf5<
A.i,Iey az Driver z:ls. Huntress 2.20 and 81
Bird dam. BY Columbus Is, sire Of Sea Foam
80, Myron Perry 2:241<, Phil Sheridan
z:151z and others also sire OF the damn of
Maggle,s Last z:is1z, AbfOtsford 2:lg1< and
u viii Be seen from the above pedigree that
aANSLE1 i bred In the purple. AlleTtOn
1sess MS Sire j. the champion sire Of HIS age
Ateantara zsZ3. sire OF hts dam, IS one OF tire
pest sons OF Gef,- Wilkes and AIcantara,s
Gam Admamatsr = the best daughter OF
~ mares that ever lived. Volunteer S, sire
OF md dam, one Of the best sons OF HanbIe-
In addition 70 his royal breeding LANGLEY
- ~ y = tery handsome horse, with great style,
nigh action and lots Of speed.
LANGLEY VIII make the season at the
tapenarf Farm At SO TO Insure a mare IN
Ioais money due when mare Is known 70 be
viii train trotters, PAGERS or saddle horses
and break colts. Terms reasonable
X P LITER,
EeD- L. Point Pleasant, W. Va
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cLENpENIN DISTRICT

Pursuant to call The Republic
cans of Clendenin district met at
the Fadely school house and Select
ed, the following delegates to the
county convention to be held at
Point Pleasant June Ia.
Arthur P. Austin, Geo. Butler.
Norman Gibson, Emory Smith, N.
P. Hope, Benjamin Stevens, w.
III. Terry, A. J. Sheppard, Samuel
Wallace, III. G. Hope, Lang Hog
settle. Ed Duncan, Ed Wethers.
Thos. Pers niger, Chas Steel, Geo.
Wallace.
Senatorial. S. Mccoy. c. w.
Hogsett, and w. S. Kirk.
Congressional-S. w. Hogsette,
J. G. Livzey and J. G. Porter.
On motion N. P. Hope was
elected central committeeman.
Norman Gibson was elected pres
dent of the board of education
and r. G Stats Commissioner.
On motion of DR. Hogsett the dele
gates were insrtcted to vote for H.
Il. Porter for member of the house
delegates so long as he is before
the convention.
The same instructions prevailed
as to M. A. Wallace candidate for
county superintendent of free
schools.
A. HuGuEa Cbor
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SENATORIAL DELEeArEs

Sam Luton E. H. Armstrong
and P. C.McDade.
George E. Childs was nominat-
ed for the Office of Justice of the
Peace to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Edward
Johnson ] 7 Gheesebrew was
nominated for member of the
the board of education of Lewis
district
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ARBUcKLE,

Tom Poffenbarger. J. n. Meek, @.
Bechtle. NJ E. Roach, John Hig-
ginbotham. A. Denny. Lafe Hays.
Frank Halstead, Ira Wars, A. G.
Gardner, w. G. Woodgane, John
Buckle, A. Kelly, Fred Huse,
John Mohr, David Hill. A. G.
Litchfield, DIV. Slayton, J. @.
Rodgers, A. Livingston.
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The following delegates were
chosen by the various districts last
Saturday to the Republican Coun-
ty Convention which meets in
Point Pleasant next Saturday.
June IA:
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Excursion Rates to Athens, Ohio.
via Ohio Central LINES

Account Commencement Week.
Ohio University. Agents of the Ohio
Central Lines will sell excursion tick
cts TO Athens, June Is, IL, and Is,
from all stations in Ohio and Point
Pleasant. Tickets good returning nm
til June Goth. . W.
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Fine feathers may not make fine
birds, but they show up on the
bill all right.
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cLoeNE DISTRICT.

VIM. Sims Wallace Barnett An
drew Gran.taff- samp Matheney
Mark Bur1ett. Cad Jones. Read
Mcleod. John Hugart, Phil Click,
Bill See, A. Devault, A. w. Roll
ms, Hugh Graham, Hiram Sayre.
Walter Cossin, Andy Nichols, John
G. Miller, E. III. Burdett.
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Some men would rather preach
than to listen to an angels harp
practice.
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We wish to call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of
B F. Riggs, in this paper. Read
it sure.
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Special Low Rates to Toledo, via
Ohio Central Lines.

Account Annual Convention of
Wholesale and Retail Coal Dealers,
Association of Ohio. Agents of the
Ohio Central Lines will sell excursion
tickets to Toledo, June 18th and 10.
from all stations in Ohio and Point
Pleasant. Tickets good returning
until June %.
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If a woman knows a man has
virtues he need never practice
them.
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L T. CAMPBELL.
Physician and surgeon.

Tenders his services to the citizens
i of Point Pleasant and vicinity
ONCE at Hoof's Drug Store. Hours
9 A NJ, to - NJ, Up. ". to SIP. NJ
and 2 p. M. to 8 P. NJ noyetf.
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Ida May Shamblin.
In chancerv

Ida May Shamblin.
In chancery.
The object of the above entitled
suit is to annul the marriage relation
existing between said Ezekiel l.,
Shamblin and said Ida May Shamb-
lin, entered into on May IL, 1898, ia
the county aforesaid
And it appearing by affidavit fl ed
in the suit aforesaid that said Ida
May Shamblin is n non resident OF
the State of West Virginia, it is or,
dered that she do appear here within
one month after the first publication
hereof and do what is necessary 10
protect her interest.
A copy-Teste:
r. f. MITCHELL, Clerk.
James b. Menager, Sol.
Notice TO Take Dispositions
To Ida May Shamblin,
Take Notice: That on the 9Th day
of July, A. D., 1902. between the
hours of So'clock, A. NJ. and 1 O'clock
p. NJ, at the law Office of James Il.
Mehag er in The Town of Point Pleas
ant, Mason County and State of West
Virginia, 1 will take the dispositions
of Mary G. Clark and others, to be
read in evidence in my behalf in a
certain suit in chancery now pending
in the circuit court of the county Of
Mason, and State of West Virginia.
in which am Plaintiff and you are
Defendant.
If from any cause the taking of
said deposition shall not be completed
on the day aforesaid, the same shall
be continued from day to day, or
from time to time, at the same place
and between the same hours, until
the same shall have been completed.
E. i. SHAMBLIN,
By Counsel.
James b. Menager, Sol.
june 3-4w
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Cause For JOY.

Cause For JOY.
Trust in breadstuffs,
Trust in meats;
Trust in pickles,
Trust in sweets,
Trust in clothing.
Trust in soap
But, glory be.
No trust in hope.
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A lie slips through the telephone
while the truth fingers to get itself
typewriter.
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A little red hair goes long way
through succeeding generations.
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Fortunate is the bride who has
cool head and warm feet.
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COOPER D1srRIcr.

G. L. Blessing, C. L. Mari, Bure
Spurlock, David Hart, Odus Nc
Dermott, Phil Wilson, Bill Long,
Thos. McDermott, Lon Gill, John
Hayman, Ira Hill, L. T. vinson,
WIT. Thomas, Robert Stephenson.
Writ Spurlock, William Ball, t.
L. Howard. Vincent Rice.
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Luck may come and luck may
go, but real merit goes on forever.
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sett w II Yonker S T McDermitt
J P Johnson Reuben Fry G T.
Fry
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Order Of publication.

State of West Virginia.
County of Mason, IS:
At Rules held in the clerks Office of
the circuit court of the county afore-
said on Monday, the 2d day OF June.
A. ID. 1902, the following order was
entered:
Ezekiel l.. Shamblin,
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IL is easy to secure the worlds
good opinion if you have the price
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DO we Want ANY nioreY

In letter received this morning
our friend. John Lewis of Seattle,
sent US ten new paid subscribers,
and closes the letter by asking the
question, DO you want any moreP'
We are much obliged to you
brother. for the good turn which
you have done us. but when you
ask newspaper man whether he
wants any more paid-up subscrib-
ers or not, it borders on ridicule.
We venture the assertion that
there is not an editor in West Vir-
ginia that has had dozen square
meals this year. Please send us
all you can, and We will pray for
you, and send them the paper.
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-. LANES B. sfENAcER. Trustee.

The sale advertised above 20 take place ON
saturday, April 18th, l902. at II O'Clock a m,
81 the 'front.' door OF the court house OF Mason
County. West irginia. of the lands OF t-Fas
Il: y. Moore mentioned in the above descrIb-
eq deed o. trtisf, = hereby aotourned 70 take
a m at the front door OF the court house OF
the said county, and upon the same terms
JAMES B. MENAGER.
Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-11

How dear to our hearts is the
steady subscriber, who pays in adj
vance at the birth of each year;
who lays down his dollar and lays
it down gladly. and casts round the
Office halo of cbeer. He never
says stop it," 81 can't afford
it," nor I'm getting more papers
than l can read" but always says
send The Register-the family
like tin fact, we all think it a
household need" How welcome
he is when he steps in the sanctum,
how he makes our heart throb, how
he makes our feet dance; we out
wardly thank him, we inwardly
bless him-the steady subscriber
who pays in advance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-11

The number Of immigrants land
ing in New York during the month
OF May is over IS, 900, which bre axis
all records for twenty years. The
majority are from Austria Hum
gary Italy and Russia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-11

For good home advertising ter
vice you can do no better than pat
ronize the columns of this paper.
For goods of very best quality at n
price that is correct you cannot
possibly do better than patrc nize
the merchants who advertise their
wares in this paper. Every ad
herein can De depended upon to be
absolutely reliable and to mean
Just what is said by the advertiser.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-11
HANNAH DISTRICT

Chas Hayrnan John George
Charles Turner j Fl Rowsey G
E Melton w F Lewis j A Holley
Theadore Holley Phillip Blazer
j NJ Cohwoall Jack Jenkins
VIM Wallace d Bwise w w Row
sey G G Ball G G Ball w S Pew
ton J L Rahburn Jas Sharp nas
Ball