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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12
INN cAPEHART INN
lJUZ. Stock Farm. lJUL.
LANGLEY 3osns.

Black horse, foaled 1897 lGJS hands high,
weight 1900 pounds; sired by AiIerton 2:OdlZ
champion sire of his age. At Is years OF age
the sire OF 81 In 2:30, including Charley Hoyt
s:4,S6 S{, Dayton 5:oS15 Aver 2:o9l<, Precision
ers with records from 2:l2 to 2:3O
Dam Aulinda dam of GlenelIa 2:25 and
Fluvanna 2:27, by AIcantara 2:23 sire of I1s
In $3.50, ard more Gals performers than any
horse living. including Sir AlcantaTa 2:O5Iy
Raven 2:lQ, Alae 2:ll, Lightning 2iII, BayaTti
M1lkes 2:llA. kevlyn 1:ll4, Alcinta 2siII[.
Rensseller Wilkes 2:lll<, Attractive 2:IIaS'
Arena 2:llZ and the dams OF Heir-at-Law
55: :0s Charley Hoyt 2:O61@, Eary Reaper
2nd dam, Lady Volunteer, by Volunteer
-, sire of st. Julian 2:Ill<, st. Patrick 2:ifI<
Alley 2:l7, Driver 2:l9. Huntress 2:2O and %
Bird dam, by Columbus o.. sire OF Sea Foam
2:2il4, Myron Perry 2:2I1z, Phil Sheridan
2:9B5z and others; also sire of the dams OF
Maggie's Last Last 2:lsJ5, AbfOtsfOrd 2:l9l4 and s
II will be seen from the above pedigree that
LANGLEY Is bred in the purple A'Ierton
z:OS, his sire, is the champion sire Of his age
Alcantara 2:23 sire OF his dam, Is one OF the
best sons OF GeO. Wilkes and Aieantara's
dam. Almamater il the best daughter of
est mares that ever lived Volunteer 81 sire
OF 2nd dam, one OF the best sons OF Hambie-
tonian 10.
In addition TO his royal breeding LANGLEY
is Is a very handsome horse, with great a Vie
high action aud lots OF speed.
LANGLEY Will make the season at the
Capehart Farm at SIS 10 Insure a mare in
foal; money due when mare Is known 10 be
in fOal.
/ VIII train trotters, PAGERS or saddle horses
and break colts Terms reasonable
r +. LITER,
req u Point Pleasant, W Va
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MARKET REPORTS.
Grain aud stock Price, For Mo

Grain aud Stock Prices For March 10.
Cleveland Cattle: Good TO choice dry
fed steers: l.9oo lbs. and upwards. IS 75qs
to 1.150 lbs. So 4oG5 65: green hair TAI.
1000 to 1900 lbs. 81 e564 90: green haif
fat. 300 to 1000 lbs, 81 4ol5 90; good
TO choice heIfsrs, - 1895 so; fair to good
cows. IS ood1 90: good TO choice bulls.
- oo14 80. Sheep and Lambs-Good to
choice wsthsr sheep. IS oo@5 26: fair to
commons. IS ooG4 90; good 10 choice
lambs. Sc 2oG6 IS; fair 10 good. IS 75a
10: culls and commons. IS oOa5 so
Calves-Good 10 best. 81 oo9T 80. HoEs-
Workers. Sc IS: mediums. Sc so; heavIes
50 5oas IS,
Chicago Cattle: Good 70 prime steers.
~ SO4T 90: peor TO medium, 81 ooa6 80;
checkers and feeders, - 2cd5 25 cows.
81 25'G2 as; bulls, q 6oa4 IS: Ts1as fed
steers. ~ eod6 IS. Sheep and lambs
Coed to eAelee Hethers. "a 65t3c Is: fair
70 es' ss sOs 1 sS n :; $50 So ~:Es
8 Is. calves : 81 sose IS. Hogs ai id
and Butchers, IS eose so: good 10 choice
heavy, - s59e IS: rough heavy. % 1Oa
Q so; light. IS e0G6 Is. wheat-No. 2 red.
No. 2 s4ds4hc.
Buffalo : Cattle: Good to prime steers.
70 2o9e 30; fair to GOOD exporters, 50 Ton
81 E0gs 20: fst COWS. good to prig.. - so
a. 90: eennoa 10 fair. - 75rS e5; heIf.
era. fair TO good. - 00d6 30: bulls. 81 So
a. 90; feeders. fair 10 good. So SO1Is so
stoeksrs. common to good. So 2Sll4 Is
Sheep and Lamhs-Tops, mixed sheen ~ ID
as 30: others, 50 6olp5 90: wethers a. az
% rs; yearlings. - 5otGe 90; top IambI
50 To9s IS: Othsra. - 1919 e. caIy.s-
Extra. 81 5o1s D. HoEs-Heavy. sc soSs
9 s.: mixed. 50 4S16 So. pigs. IS e5Igo 90:
rsughs. IS sOds 90; stays. 81 2S,al 70
Pitthbnrz Cattle: Choice. &C oOg6 IS;
prins. ~ zotss 80; good. IS soas 70: tidy
Lelfers, - 1915 ~; COWS. hnIs and stars.
s. UO14 10; fresh COWS. $50 OOlias %
sheep aAl LambS-PrIme uethsrs IS 4OSt
co; good mixed. So 1916 %; fair. n blSf
90. choice lambs. 50 5o9o 10. sszmsn ts
good. - 5oGle 90 Calves % 0od1 so~
HOgs-Prinie heavy. 50 55ae 90: medIums.
50 55d6 co: heavy Workers 81 4odS "a.
light Workers. ~ 20zl6 20. pigs. IS s055s a.
New York - Cattle: Steers, IS 20ic AZ.
oxen and sIaEs. - 1915 80 bulls, So So
50: ssira fat bulls. - ooes 80; cows
81 ood5 80: e1iIp heayy. - 20 sheep ana
Lambs-Shesp. 81 Ooa5 IS; export sheen
So 90. lAmss. So 1907 10. coils. - *
caiyes-Vsals. - B0ds so. Hoxs- whoi.
TaLEe, Sc l6G6 -. Wkeat-So -
sIstc- coEn-Ae ., esSe oats-Se. 3.
cinelbnati wheat; No. 2 red. ss,Lr1
mixed. 45sse- Rys-No. 2 64c Lard
- 10. Bulk Assts-Ss IS. Hacop-sp "a
Hegs = - 2j6s9 c5. Cattle - - s5l56 al
sheep-s2 T5Go 20. LAmhs-s4 b06ss 30.
Boston-Wool: Ohio me dsleine 2saso,
Ohio Xxx and shove. 27927iso; No. ] Ohio.
BaitIners Butter: Fancy creamery.
30 EeGs-FrssA, e5a2ec
Telede = Wheat. esTke; corn. a2Jsc: eats.
e4sSs; eio,srBssa, - -.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

RY virtue OF q deed of trust. dated on the
- Sth day OF May, 1900, ex cuted by Sam
Couch TO jerome I. Bowyer, Trustee. The
said Jerome T. Bowyer, having declined TO
act, and the undersigned having been sub
stltuted as such trustee in the room and
stead Of said Jerome T. Bowyer,by an order
OF the Circuit Court of Mason County, West
Virginia, made on the 3rd day of February
lyO2, upon the application OF j. 1. Case T. NJ
TO-, winch order Is entered In chancery order
DooJA NO. 10, page sol, and which deed OF trust
u OF record In the Clerks Office of the Coun-
" Court OF said Mason County, in Trust
Deed BOOK No. ., page 225, &c, to secure to
! 1; Case T. n. CO., certain notes thereto full
~ described, and default having been made
IN Inc payment OF said notes and being re-
CURED by said j. /. Case T. NJ. Co, I will sell
at public auction, near the store building OF
L: +, Fry, in Henderson, Mason County,
West Virginia. on
Tuesday, April sth, 1902,
between the hours OF ten and two O'Clock of
that day, one % II. p. Side Crank Case Trac-
ton Engine No. $500, with all tools and APP
purtenances thereto belonging.
Terms OF Sale-CASH.
March l2-4wk
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An exchange says whenever you
find man finding fault.w a To-
cal paper, open it up and ten to one
he hasn't an advertisement in it;
five to one he never gave it job of
work; three to one he does not take
a paper; two to one if he is a sub
scriber he is delinquent, even odds
he never does anything to assist
the publisher to run a good paper,
and forty to one if the paper is a
good one full of life, he is the most
eager ito see the paper when it
comes out.
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Hosiery From Mills to wearer

Hosiery From Mills to Wearer.
Did you ever try our celebrated
silk-finish, hole proof hosiery2 If
not, send US your dealers name,
and % cents in coin (no stamps
accepted) and we will send post
paid direct from mills four trial
pairs of our celebrated brand,
Cant Wear Me Out" Hosiery.
with our patent hole proof, seam
less double high spliced heal, sole.
knee and toe Saves darning,
guaranteed to give three times the
wear of other hosiery. Ladies'
mems and children's plain, fancy,
openwork or ribbed. Stylish silk
figured or fancy Lisle thread, fine
silk striped Maco, all the latest
shades. The retail price of this
hosiery is 25 cents per pair, for so
we will send one trial pair of Styl-
ish Silk Hose, worth 81 90 retail.
This special offer is made solely to
induce you to give our hosiery a
trial. One trial will prove their
remarkable wearing qualities. If
pleased after trial. ask your dealer
to order them for you Write to-
day, mention paper. Southern
Knitting Mills Co, Daily Record
Building, Baltimore, Md.
3-l2 If.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

Only a low down scoundrel will
speak slightiugly of a woman.
Take care that the vein of unfair.
ness to woman is never charged to
you. Most men will go along ways
to lash a man who can so far forget
his own mother as to cast refiec.
tons on some other mans mother
or wife or sister.
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TRUST SALE.

RY VIRTUE of Deed OF Trust executed
- To Prentice Holloway by George Hughes.
bearing date on the 4th day Of May, IGgl and
Of record In the Office OF the Clerk OF the
County Court of Mason County, West NIr-
gin q. In Trust Deed Book No. 10, pages pa
and ~, securing 70 J. 5. HanIy the payment
OF one promissory note Of even date with
said trust deed, payable two years after date,
with Interest from date. and default having
been made in the payment OF said note, (,
the undersigned, having been appointed
trustee in said deed OF trust in place OF said
Prentice Holloway by an order OF the Circuit
Court Of said Mason County, made and en-
tered on the 5th day Of February, 1902, being
required by the said J. s. Hanly so TO do,
will, as trustee,
On the sth day of March, 1902,
commencing at II o'clock a. M, at the front
door Of the Court House OF said Mason COun-
~, sell for cash TO the highest bidder, at ub-
deed OF trust, WHICH real estate Il bounded
and descrlbed as follows: Situate IA the
District OF Hannah. in the county Aforesaid,
on the waters OF the Ohio Eighteen Mile
Creek. being the same tract OF land conveyed
by Christopher Hughes and wife 70 the said
George ughes. beginnir 9 Al . point "a, - -
expressed In the deed TO Sinclair Casey for
same lands, thence s. 3Ss W. 20 the line OF
the Crawford survey, thence with line OF
same $; s49 r; TO the top Of the ridge dividing
Kings Branch from Mod Run, thence along
the top OF said ridge in a northerIy course %
the nOTthsrly line OF the 20 acre tract OF
which this f. a part, and thence With said
line TO the Ulace Of beginning, estimated 70
contain 20 acres, more or less
". r. GUM, Trustee.
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Order Of Publication.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
COUNTY OF MASON, SIS
AT rules held in the Clerks office OF IN,
Circuit Court for the County of Mason, or
Monday the Bird day Of March, A. 1902, the
following order was entered:
Il l. Barnett, Sheriff OF Mason County
west Virginia, and as such adm nlstrator
of William +. Love deceased,
VS..
Clarinda Love, MolIie Carter and Ed. Carter
husband, and others, 80
- In Chancery.
1.-THE object of the above entitled suit is Ia
subject TO sale The real estate OF which VIII
nam r. Love died, seized and possessed, for
Love.'' =" i !
And it appearing by affidavit filed that
the said defendants, Mollie Carter Ed. Car
Ter. Salile Uhl and John Uhl are non resi-
dents OF the State of West Virginia, the said
1eIendants are, each, required to appear
mere within one month after the date OF the
nrst publication of this order, and do what
Is necessary Say to protect their interests.
49,. r. E. MITCHELL, Clerk
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MARCH ~, 1902.
union With Barbarism.


The climax of our disgraceful
toadyism to Great Britain has been
reached in the refusal of Secretary
Hay to ask for passports for DR..
and Mrs. Hiram W. Thomas of
Chicago, to visit the concentration
camp of South Africa and distrib-
ute money for the relief of the
Boer prisoners. The only excuse
given by Secretary Hay was that
President Roosevelt would object,
and, therefore, at least until de-
NAL is made by the president, this
stands as manifestation of his at
titude.
The facts in the case are simple
and unquestionable. A number of
friends of humanity at Chicago,
moved by the information of the
sufferings of the Beers confined in
the concentration camps, and es.
peciall by the sufferings of the wo-
men and children there, raised
fund for their relief; and DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas were appointed
agents to convey it to South Afri-
ca, and see that it was distributed
where it was most needed. The
necessity for passports arises from
the fact that the British govern
ment has recently prohibited any
one from landing at it's South AT
rican ports without passport.
There is no possibility of ques.
tioning the need of assistance.
The British ON the ground admit
it. Lady Maxwell, wife of the
British military governor of Pre-
toria, issued an appeal to the Amer
loan people last April, asking for
money with which to purchase
food and clothing for these home.
less and perishing sufferers. Many
pastors of the Reformed church in
South Africa have taken it up and
urge all to contribute. And Chi
cago people had especial cause to
contribute because the governor of
Illinois had issued a proclamation
asking the people of the state to
do so.
Every civilized nation ON earth
admits the propriety of aid under
suck circumstances. That is why
the Red Cross is privileged on ev
cry battlefield. But here stands
President Roosevelt and says that
americans shall not go to the aid
of these unfortunates. 1t is a bar
barous position. 1t is villainous
position. The man who takes it
takes the blood of those wretched
victims of British greed on his
head. Think of it! The British
blue-b books show that 1O,113 child
rem died in those camps in the last
six months of 1901. and Theodore
Roosevelt says that Americans
shall not go to carry medicines and
food and clothing to those who
still survive.
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Ronnantic.

Paris, March 10-As soon as he
can dispose of the royal red tape
that accompanies a Kings sons
remuneration of his rights and
privileges of birth, Prince Eugene,
SON of the King of Sweden, will
make Miss Helen Gorham Wild, of
West Virginia, his bride. Prince
Eugene has lived for years in the
Latin Quarter. and is painter of
distinction. 1t was in one of the
studios that he met his bride. to. be.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

President Sohwab of the steel
trust wants ships, saying that with
them America could take care of
the worlds steel market. If Mr..
Schwab will sell steel to this coun-
try as cheap as he does to foreign
buyers it will be possible for our
ship-yards to turn out vessels with
out any bounty. A matter of pride
ought to keep the steel trust from
asking for ship subsidies when it
boasts that it can undersell Euro
pean producers in the European
market.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

Men may pretend that they like
to have their wives dress for sense
and comfort, but the times when
they give them an extra allowance
are when they come home and see
them in something mighty foolish
but mighty pretty.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

The streets would look much
more presentable. if the mud and
rubbish was cleaned off of them.
The cutters too, are nearly all
clogged up with mud and trash,
preventing the water from running
off.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

Subterranean lakes have recent
ly been discovered in the Eucla
district, Australia. They lie about
80 feet below the surface and CON-
contain an abundant provision of
potable water. This discovery is
of great practical importance to
this especially arid district 1t is
of scientific value also, as it affords
the explanation of the disappear
ance of certain rivers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

Great thoughts deteriorate by
passing through small minds.
Even the hurricane makes but sor-
~ music when it attempts to whis-
tie through keyhole.
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The Commercial Excuse. /.

The Washington correspondent
of the Lincoln (Neb.) Journal
the representative Republican or
gan of Nebraska-should be cred.
tied with being frank, says the
Commoner. He describes the Re-
publican position on the question
of imperialism without clubbing.
In recent letter he said:
What does the needless throng
know about the Philippine ques.
ton, anyway; and what does it
care? To be sure the army is cost
ing the people millions annually,
but it is furnishing employment
for thousands of men who might
otherwise be idle, and the army
supplies are purchased in. this
country while the money for mu-
nitions and ordnance is disbursed in
America to Americans The war
gives employment to idle men and
distributes money to the contract
ors who are manufacturers"
1t will be cheerfully admitted
that the masses do not know much
about the Philippine situation.
This is due to the fact that the adj
ministration exercises great care in
keeping closed the avenues of in.
formation. But there are plenty
of evidences at hand to prove that
the people are not "heedIess" and
that they are arriving at a thorough
understanding of the Philippine
question. They are rapidly com.
ing to understand that the war is
just what this frank correspondent
admits that it is-not war for a
principle, not war for CONNER
cialism; that it is war prosecuted
for the purpose of making business
for favored few. The excuse that
employment for idle men and prof
Its for contractors and manufacture
ers is furnished by a war that re-
suits in the slaughter of the flower
of American manhood and the
destruction of the hopes of a peo-
pie who would be free is not one
that will appeal to patriotic Amer.
leans. But it is the only excuse
that the party of Imperialism and
commercialism can truthfulIy offer
although it pretends that it is a
war prosecuted for the flag, for civ
ilizati on and for Christianity. But
the expression, needless throng,"
fully explains the opinion the Re-
publicans leaders have of the mass
es of the people.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

Mr.. Henderson assume that the
people do not want any concessions
made to Cuba and says that it is
his duty to respect the popular will.
And yet Mr.. Henderson forced
through the lower House a bill
wiping out the war tax on beer, to-
bacco, bucket-shops, etc. Did the
people request that reductionY
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$16 for the SEASON
Fidnciary SettIements.

The following accounts are before
me for settlement, viz
John r. Dabney, administrator OF
9; N. Fisher, administrator of Hen
Catherine Phelps.
Geo s Couch and Samuel Couch.
executors of j. H. Couch.
Given under my hand this Sth day
March, 1902.
J. E. BELLER.
Commissioner of accounts for Ma
son county, West Virginia.
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Dangers OF Pneumonia.

A cold at this time if neglected is
haole to cause pneumonia which is so
often fatal, and when the patient has
making them peculiarly susceptible to
to the development of CONSUMPTION.
Foley's Honey and Tar will stop the
cough, heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia. La Grippe
coughs yield quickly to the wonder
tul curative qualities of FoIey,s Hon
ey and Tar. There is nothing elss
lust as good" Sold by A. g. Van
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

The President is still trying to
propitiate the South if we can
judge from the newspaper CON-
ments on his receptions, dinners,
etc, which always particularly
specify that the rooms were bank.
ed with Southern smilax, while
Southern azaleas were everywhere.
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Raw or Infiamed Lungs.

Yield rapidly to the wonderful cur
alive and healing qualities of Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t prevents pneu-
cold settled on the lungs. my daugh
ter had a terrible cough which set
tied on the lungs" says N. jackson.
of Danville. Ill. 1--WE tried great
many remedies without relief, until
we gave her Foley's Honey and Tar
which cured her. Sold by A. @. Van
Glider
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

A court-martial properly ordered
to try major and two lieutenants
of the American army for the ex.
cution of natives without trial il
illustrates the force of General Sher.
mans definition of war as hell.
Some of the circumstances in the
case are peculiarly atrocious. One
native, it is alleged, was tied to a
tree and publicly shot in the thigh.
The next day the man was shot in
the arms. The third day he was
shot in the body, aud the fourth
day he was killed. We hope for
the sake of the American name this
is untrue. The defense is peculiar.
The facts do not appear to be de-
MED, and it is alleged that their in
human acts were due to insanity
caused by privations they suffered
in an attempt to CROSS one of the
Philippine islands, distance of
fifty miles. Major Waller, the
highest in rank of those on trial.
has a splendid record as a soldier,
so far as personal daring goes.
Leading recent campaign against
an outbreak of the natives, he kill
ed 26 and destroyed 20 homes.
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There has been much hippodro-
ming of the German Prince for the
purpose, as announced from the
other side, of oementing the friend
ship of the two nations. 1t is bur-
lesque diplomacy to attempt to
strengthen the friendship by pa
geantry. The Princes address at
the banquet at the Waldorf-Astoria
was not happy and emphasized a
gulf wider than the Atlantic that
separates autocracy from democra-
cy. The German throne hates and
fears the press and it appears from
his speech that journalism could
suggest nothing to his brother but
interviews, mines, and explosions,
which, however, like Farragut, he
was determined to brave. He
could think of no better compare
son than to liken editors to bis
brothers generals in the field.
His words were not we'll timed.
How could they be? Prince Hem
~ is out of his habitat in this
country. Our antecedents, ada.
cents and ideals are different from
his.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

Strong pressure is being brought
to bear on Representative De Ar
mond, of Missouri, to induce him
to enter the senatorial race. Should
he do SO and prove successful he
would be valuable addition to the
already strong corps of orators on
the democratic side of the Senate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

Out of the 4.166 employees in the
transportation and telegraph SER
vice of the Austrian state railre ads
only 102 have been trained in tech.
nical schools.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

Mr.. Chamberlain confessed that
even if he were to die the British
Empire would still go on. An
English paper printed this COM
ment:
Josephus states to an admiring train
That il he died the Empire would
remain.
Yes, if you die, it will survive you, Joe;
But if You live? That's what we
want to know?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

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.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

Lieutenent- Governor TiIlman's
withdrawal of the invitation to
President Roosevelt may be trifie
strenuous, but he at least had the
right to do it, and the President
had no right to punish a Senator
for breach of the senate rules when
the senate had not convicted him
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

Before many moons it will be
time to clean up the garden spot,
spade the ground. SOW the seed
and grow those nice spring vege-
tables. Spring is the most vel
coined season of the year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

A bonafide organization, the
Lovers Aid Society. has been or
ganized by a score of Wheeling
young men. Members not marry.
ing within year after they join
the society will be fined S. each.
Fines and penalties are imposed
for violations of an interesting
code the society has prepared for
the guidance of members in their
respective love affairs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-03-12

There is an ordinance against
throwing paper and other trash
upon the streets. 1t should be
strictly enforced against all viola
tors.