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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-25

Ash.
Correspondence, "a.
Charley Hurlow, wife and fami-
ly were visiting at A w Thomas
Sunday.
Fred w Morgan is home from
Mingo county this week
Mrs. j r Redman, of Fayette
county, and her son Foy, were visi-
ting Frank Thornton and wife,
Friday.
Little Norma Smith and Oma
Byers were visiting their Grandma
Mrs Levi Thomas, Sunday.
Jas Mckinney and wife were
visiting at Oliver Mattox's Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs Nina Duff and little daught-
or Doris, of Ambrosia, were visi-
ting her mother, Mrs. Cassie Nor
gan.
A w Thomas and Griff Thomas
were visiting their uncle, Allen
Thornton, of Debby, Sunday.
Miss Ollie Morgan, returned
home today from her uncle's on
Chestnut Ridge.
Mrs A " Thomas was visiting
Mrs Fannie Taylor, Friday.
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Three Mile.
below Kanawha.l

below Kanawha.)
This reminds us that winter is
again here.
Howard, the grandson of B Har.
rass, is quite sick.
j o Thornton, of LIST Init, U. S.
Army, is home on q three months
furlough. While at home he is
visiting his uncle, e 81 King and
family of this vicinity. His sister,
Miss Fanny, also accompanied him
on his visit.
Homer and Ada King were visi-
ting their uncle, j p Thornton and
family Saturday and Sunday.
John LETTERS moved on e "a
Kings farm last week.
s f Neal and Greedy Likens
have purchased a steam engine,
0orn burs and corn crusher and
moved them on their farm.
We are panied to hear of the
death of the little two-year-old
''hild of e. w Rodgers and wife,
of Gallipolis, formerly of Redmond
which was buried in Pisgah GENE.
terry Sunday the 22nd One by one
God gathers his little Jewels home.
We extend our sympathy to the
bereRyed parents.
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NOVEMBER 25, 1908.
Arlee.

Correspondence, 90
Allen Thomas and family and
VIM Doss and family left last Wed
nesday for Illinois, where they ex
poet to make their future home.
George FadIey. who has been
under the DOCTORS care for quite q
while, is much better at this writ
ing.
Sill Dabney is getting along nicely
with his new bridge over Sixteen,
at this place.
Eliza Taylor has moved on Allen
Thomas farm.
Pete Prody will move on his
farm near Flsxton in a few weeks.
Geo Bechtle, who is employed
on the street car as conductor at
at Pittsburg. is visiting his parents
at this place.
Mr. and Mrs r 81 Lanier and
daughter Bessie, were visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Gal Eckard at
Leon Saturday and Sunday.
Hiram 'kimes has returned home
from Wellsville.
Verndale No. 9 school is pro-
crossing very nicely under the
management of Miss Susan Nor
Tiston.
Mrs Bette FadIey and daughter
of Wyoms, were visiting Mrs Mos
es Fadley last Sunday.
Mrs Rosetta Arnold was visiting
at Ben Lomond Friday
Charlie Taylor. of Milestone, was
visiting his grandparents Dan Tay-
lor and wife, last week.
Emett johnson and Miss Min
ME Halfhill were united in mar
rage at her home Saturday even
ing. We wish the young couple
much joy.
GA Greene, our County Super
intendent of Schools, visited Vern-
dale school Friday. He says it is
the largest one ne has visited in
Arbuckle district.
BLACK EYED Boy.
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Several of the teachers of this
vicinity attended the Reading Cir.
Gle held at Sunuyside Saturday
and report a full attendance.
Mr. James Richardson, who hat
been seriously ill with typhoid fe
YER, is some better.
The Burns school is progressing
nicely with j A George as teacher
Miss Edith hilbert is visiting
relatives at Gallipolis Ferry.
John T Hereford started last
Tuesday for Lawton, o. T., to look
for home.
Mrs Mary Bryan and grand.
daughter, Miss Mary Hunter, who
have been visiting at Huntington,
returned home few days ago.
Our popular merchant, 81. l.
Martindill, has ordered a new
stock of goods.
Boys, get your bells ready, Dame
Rumor says there will be a we'd
ding in our vicinity soon.
Albert Hannah has put store
in John Hughes old stand. We
wish him success.
Capt Philip Blazer was visiting
his daugher. Mrs j T Hereford
Sunday.
Several of the young ladies and
gentlemen of Glenwood, and Miss
Mae Alexander, of Gallipolis. were
visiting the Misses Hereford Sun.
day.
Rev Morris preached fine SER
mon at Moore's Chapel Sunday to
a large congregation.
Miss Maude Meadows, q popular
young school teacher, was in our
vicinity Saturday visiting her
many friends. PANsY.
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Notice of Trustees Sale.

RY virtue OF a certain deed of Trust made
land executed by A 8. Dyke and NJ: A.
corded in Trust Deed Book No. p, page sol,
of Mason County, West virg mia. default
having been made in the payment of the
ing been requested so TO do by Levi SlSidmore
and j. f. Carrie, the persons secured by said
the 'front.' door OF the Court House OF Mason
County, West Virginia, in the Town of Point
Pleasant, Mason County. West Virginia, on
Saturday, the 18th day of December,
1903,
at O'Clock d. m, those two certain tracts or
parcels of land lying and being In Hannah
District, Mason County, West Virginia, re-
spectiveIy, bounded and described as fol-
FIRST TRACT: Lying in Hannah District,
Mason County, West Virginia, and described
bank Of the OHIO RiTer \ E. eerner Of ah e
tract heretofore owned by Amos Betz; thence
stake .B''; thence n. IS degrees and g sea
onds Z. 81 chains 20 stake &C" on hill side;
thence 8. degrees and Is minutes east about
Ridge; thence s 10 degrees and so seconds W.
chains and 20 links 10 a stake on y. lime OF
and 80 seconds along the line of land owned
by A. Betz. SO chains 20 the place of begin
hundredths acres (57 2-I00), being in the front
and middle part of tract No. of Edward s.
SECOND TRACT: Also certain tract or par
eel of land situated in said Hannah District,
Mason County, West Virginia, adjoining the
nrst tract herein described, and lands ].
4, Hereford on the west; by lands OF A. +.
Menager on the north; by lands OF John
Hughes ON the east and lands heretofore
owned by Amos Betz on the south, contain
ing hfty-seven and one half $40 acres more
or less, and being the west hall OF a tract
OF land containing one hundred and fifteen
acres more or less heretofore sold by z, L.
Menager to John Hughes and which said
western half was by said John Hughes and
wife re-conveyed by deed OF March 5th. 1872,
20 the said E l. Menager. This tract sub
ject 10 the right-of-way heretofore granted
% Amos Betz by the said E. l.. Menager.
This last tract Is subject 10 an exception OF
two acres and forty-nine rods heretofore
conveyed out OF said lot by Phillip Blazer to
A. A. Banley and these two tracts contain
ing Q21< acres more or less are the same
tracts OF land conveyed to NJ. A. Dyke by
Phillip Blazer by deed bearing date on the
18th day of May. IS9S, and recorded in the
office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ma
son County, West Virginia, in Deed Book
No CO, page 9.
TERMS or SALK.-eash in hand on day OF
sale II. H. MOSS. II.
nov. Is 4-w Trustee.
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Board.

oOdIos
Correspondence NOV. %.
Rev. Board, who has been quite
ill for some time, we are glad to
announce, is able to be again. He
came to church Sabbath morning
but was not able to preach. His
regular appointment in future will
be the End and fourth Sundays at
1870 a m.
Myrtle Roush is improving slow
ly.
Ethel Yeager, who has been stuff
ering with typhoid is much i'm
proved at this writing.
Gideon Fry and Allie Roush of
Longdale were visiting at w. 81.
Roush's Sunday.
Blanch MoMillen left Sunday
for an extended visit to her Uncle
Elmer Roush of Mason City.
Annie Pickens was the guest of
Mrs. A B. Roush Saturday and
Sunday.
Mae Roush and Maude Fore.
man. and P. E. Roush were visit
ing Lizzie Blessing Sunday even.
ing.
Q. E. Blessings school made the
following per cent of attendance
for the fret month Girls 81 pei
cent Boys 96 per cent; average fol
school 96 percent. We would like
to hear of record that can beat it,
PLATO
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a II County Court continued and held for
1.-the county of Mason, at the Court House
thereof on Friday. Oct. 9th, 1908, the follow
ing entry was made:
The Court deeming it for the best interest
OF the public and to forestau all complaints
IN the matter doth hereby resolve and order
tnat no taxes either real or personal viii be
received rom the Sheriff OF this county in
his delinquent list unless said Sheriff or his
Deputy shall hle with his delinquent list his
atndavtt showing that said Sheriff or his de-
putty mas at least one time visited the resi-
uence or usual place of abode OF the person
owing such taxes for the purpose of collect
ing said taxes, and that he has used due dill
gence 10 md property suitable for destraint
and levy for the payment OF said taxes, and
that after using such due diligence he found
no property subject TO destrafnt and levy.
dent Taxpayers.
CoPy-Teste: up. R. b. SMITH,
OCT. II. Clark.
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Bud Thomas was home Saturday
and Sunday from Ohio, to see his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Levi Thomas.
Phillip Wilson is moving his
family near Point Pleasant this
week. BLACK EYES.
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Mrs. M q Tvler- bandsomaly

Mrs. NJ. q. Tyler, handsomely
entertained a number of lady
friends at her beautiful home at
Spilman one day last week with
cards. Quite a large crowd was
present and all had delightful
time.
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Quite number of farmers butch
cred their hogs last week.
E 81 Kings new store seems to
take the lead in business in this
section, the reason why is because
he treats the people right.
Mrs e w Fisher was visiting
Mrs Lon Kelly and family Sunday
UP-To-DATE
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The Point Club will give swell
dance and supper Monday night,
Nov. Both, in their club roome.
This dance is return dance to the
ladies who gave a dance several
days ago
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Gray's Sweet Powders
for ChiIdreA.

Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
in the Children's Home in New York. Cure
Feverfshness, Bah Stomach, Teething Disor-
ders, move and regulate the Bswels and des-
troy Worms. Over 80, 900 testimonials. They
meyer faii Al all druggists. 2oc. Sample
N. Y. nov. % Ct.
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Ashton.
Correspondence, %.

correspondence, 70.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Wheaton
and son Ross, of Waverly, Ohio.
who have been visiting their par
ents. have returned to their home.
Mr.. James George has presented
to his daughter, Miss Bertha, a
fne piano.
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WEST VIRGINIA..

a y County Court continued and held for
1.-the county of Mason at the Court House
thereof on Friday, October 9th, 1908, the fol-
lowing entry was made:
1t Is ordered that hereafter persons owning
OF operating traction engines over and upon
the roads and bridges Of said Mason county,
snail not be allowed to drfyeOr place any
sneh engine over or upon any bridge or cuf-
vert without nrst having placed thereon a
BOARD OF the thickness of at least three inches
ana or sufnetent length and width 70 protect
the noors OF such bridge or culvert from the
wheels OF such engine, and that the driver or
operator oil such engine shall be required TO
keep the wheels OF such engine on such
board In crossing Any OF the bridges or Gull
Ierts OF said Mason county. And II Is fur
ther ordered that all persons violating this
order OF failing 70 conform thereto, shall be
held liable for all damages TO such bridges or
and the Surveyors of said road to report all
violations Of this order 20 this Court
4 copy-Teste. j. p. r. b. SMITH,
Oct p Clerk.
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With his thought training, his
experience both in teaching and
public entertainment and his supe-
.rior character, Mr.. Neil will furn-
ish high toned and very attrao-
tive entertainment. I think that
committees putting Mr.. Neil on
their programs will thank me for
this ecommendation.-J. W. Bash
ford. President Ohio Wesleyan
University.
AT Hooff's Opera House Dec 9Th
under the auspices of the Four
O'clock Club.
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StockhoIder's Meeting.

"A meetiT 3 OF the 81 ckholders OF the Ka-
nawha Dock Company will be held at the
Office Of the company at Point Pleasant, W.
Va on Wednesday, November ., 1903, at
2 O'Clock. y m, for the purpose OF elecfing
n board o. dir ctors to serve the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of any other
business thai may come before them
nov 1871 President.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

To SADIE ". BoIcR:
rake notice: That on the 7th day of De
cember, 1908, between the hours of 0 O'Clock
a. m and O'Clock p. M, at the office OF
Someryille & SomerviIle, in the town OF
Point Pleasant. West Virginia, I win take
the deposition OF myself, aud others, 20 be
read in evidence in my behalf in q certain
Court Of Mason County, West VirRfnia, In
which am plaintiff and you are defendant.
II from any cause the taking of said depo-
sitions shall not be completed on the day
afof said, the same shall be continued from
day TO day, OF from time to time, at the same
place, and between the same hours, until the
same shall have been completed.
FRANK NJ. BOICE,
somerville someryile, Soils. Oou"0ii'
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Capt. j. W. Delay, ex-bank ex-
aminer, and formerly cashier of the
Vinton County, Ohio, National
Bank, died in Columbus. last Fri
day. He was we'll known here.
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Have you a house and lot in
town for saleP Duffy & Robey
will sell it for you.
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We have an elegant line Of
.childrens hats. prices to suit every
body.-Mrs L. j. Williamson.
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF MASON, IS:
AT Rules held in the Clerks ONCE of the
Circuit Court OF the said county on Monday
the End day of November, 1908,
Frank NJ. Boice
Sadie V. Boice,
In Chancery.
The object ofthe above suit is TO obtain n
divorce from the bonds of matrimony, by the
plaintiff, Frank NJ. Boice, from the defend
ant, Sadie v. Boice And Il appearing by
affidavit filed that the said defendant is
a nonresident OF the State of West Virginia,
II is ordered that she do appear here within
one month after the date OF the first publica-
ton OF this order and do what is necessary
to protect her interest therein.
A Copy Teste-A. l.. BoGGESS, Clerk.
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Beautiful sites for residences and splendid oppor-
tunities for business High and dry and above all
foods streets already graded. These lots lie in
on the Ohio River, and the B. 4 O. r. r. runs
through the entire tract of land which has been
subdivided and under the shadows of new indus
tries, already up, and along the side of sites on
which others in progress will stand and in the
midst OF population whose combined capital and
energy are bent upon creating great Industrial
center
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Columbus Excursion via X. &
M. Ry., Sunday, Nov. 30.
$1.25 round trip. Call on agents
of the K. & M. BY for hand bills
giving time of train and full par.
ticulars.
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Mr.. Neil has exceptional talent
which he has spared no pains to
improve. His readings and imper-
sonations are truly artistic. Prof.
s. s. Hamill, Chicago. Ill.
At Hooff's Opera House Dec.
9Th. under the auspices of the
Four O'clock Club.
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WEST VIRGINIA..

somervIlle { somervile. sol..
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Mason.

correspondence, %.
CLARK Greenlee has bought prop
erty in Mason. and has moved his
family from Alexander, Ind. IL
Casing for the new oil we'll three
miles back of here, has arrived and
work will begin at once.
The public schools of this place
have been stopped for about two
weeks on account of scarlet fever.
The schools will open about Mon
day next.
Mrs Dessey May Blaine, OF
Streator, ILL.,, spent the past week
with her father, Amos Gwynn, OF
this place.
Prof w A Roseberry as bust
ness visitor to your city Monday.
81 Hall has been quite sick for
the past week.
George Eokard. of Flat Rock,
was the guest OF Hon v A Lewis
and family a few days last week.
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RlNDtR MAY NOT
GET MONGOLIA

Captain John II. Kinder, until re-
Gently master of the British steamer
Coptic, and still a member of the Royal
Naval Reserves of Great Britain, has
been appointed to the command of the
Pacific Mail steamer Mongolia, which
flies the American flag, but question
has arisen which may prevent him
from assuming charge Of the big
gibility, and the matter may be taken
into. the courts to be decided.
Captain Rinder's ability as a navi-
gator is not doubted, but whether he
Is eligible to American citizenship and
entitled to an American masters IL
cense is a question which has been
raised by merican steamship captains
at this port. The matter will be
brought before California Harbor, No.
10, American Association of Masters
and Pilots, at their meeting next Mon
day night, and steps may be taken to
contest Captain Rinders right to an
American license.
Captain Kinder states that he de-
clared his intention of becoming
citizen of the United States some fif-
teen years ago, but has not yet taken
out the final papers which will entitle
him to citizenship. Though intending
to become a citizen of this country,
Kinder Still remained master of the
Coptic and was a member Of his ma
jesty's naval reserves. The captain
states that his family has resided here
for the past fifteen years. He does
not expect any difficulty in securing
naturalization papers and then taking
his examination for a masters GER
tifcate.
The point raised against Kinder by
local captains is that he is not entitled
to citizenship, as, since he first declared
his intentions he has been serving I'M
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- .Birbe GORE cts Mistake

L Birbe called yesterday at Secretary
Carter's office, with one of the inspec-
tors of the Seventh Precinct. AS soon
as they saw the sheet Of returns, Birbe
said: That's mistake, where's the
tally book?" Getting his tally book
from the papers which he had turned
in to Mr.. Carter's office at six o'clock
on Wednesday morning, Birbe said:
There, those, are the figures, the same
as I gave to the Advertiser and which
were published in that paper this morn
ing" An examination of the Adver-
Users tabulated election returns show
ed that Mr.. Birbe was right, Mahoe had
291 votes and S. C. Dwight 161 votes.
This elects S. X. Mahoe as a SUPER
visor, giving the Home Rulers three
members on the board-Harvey. Kealo-
ha and Mahoe. while the Republicans
have four Observation-Disclosures, Luz
cas-. Gilman and Hooking.
The mistake on the return sheet was
made by one Of the Seventh Precinct
clerks in copying them from the tally
book which was at the bottom of the
bag containing the Seventh Precinct
ballots. This bag had not been ex-
amined, in fact there has not yet been
time to sort out and examine any Of
the returned packages from the inspec-
tors of election. The bag was not seal
ed and Registrar auckland looked into
1t yesterday when the Home Rule par
tvs representatives called about Ma
hoes vote but as glance showed that
it was apparently full Of nothing but
ballots, auckland at once tied the bag
up again, as he Is under orders not to
touch any package Of. ballots. Birbe
lifted his bundle of ballots out Of the
bag yesterday and took the tally book
from underneath it. The ballots were
sealed, as the law requires, and the
book was loose and unwrapped. Birbe
and one of his inspectors corrected the
figures on his return sheet, Initiated
the correction, and signed the sheet.
This had not been done yesterday
morning when work was finished, in the
hurry and rush to get through with the
job that had kept inspectors and clerks
busy for almost twenty-four hours.
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NJ. ii. SILVA, TRUSTEE.
MoRTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN-
TON FOR FORECLoSE AND
OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

TIC all to whom II may concern:
In accordance with law and by vir-
tue of power of sale contained in that
certain indenture of mortgage made by
NJ. G. Silva, Trustee, as mortgagor, to
Romano Jose. as Mortgage. dated jan
uary 49, 1902, and recorded in the Office
of the Registry of Conveyances at Ho-
nolulu, in Liber PA. on pages l67 and
16s, notice is hereby given that said
Mortgage intends to foreclose said
mortgage for breach of condition In
said mortgage contained. to wit; for
non-payment when due of the principal
and interest OF certain note OF the
mortgagor for the sum OF Five Hundred
Dollars Cs5O0) secured by said mort
ski
Notice Is also hereby given that all
and singular the lands, tenements ana
hereditaments in said mortgage con-
tanned and described will be sold at
public auction at the salesroom OF
James F. Morgan on Kaahumanu
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POLO At
Names andM0unts
Of Competing
Teams.

The crowd that is sure to attend the
polo match at Moanalua tomorrow be-
tween the Kauai and Oahu teams will
see the speediest game played in these
Islands. The men are well mounted,
well matched and are playing on a
perfect field, return match to the
one in which Oahu won by a score OF
GA after the closest and hardest con-
test played to date.
While the home team will have OF
course the greatest number of parti-
sans, it is a moot question whether, to
those who know the game. Kauai
should not be favorites. They have
been improving steadily in team play
since they espoused the game, have
excellent ponies and at least one Of
their men is playing a much better
game than when the same quartet
played and lost to Oahu. They have
one handicap their lack of acquaint-
ance with so speedy a field. This
they remedied to some extent yester-
day by a long practice. They will
put up a hard game and their win, II
it comes off, will do much for inter-
island polo.
The Oahu men are not in their best
fettle. They have had no first class
men to practice against this season.
Had they been lined up several times
against such a combination as Judd,
are not playing this season, their game
would be much stronger. The four
men are good at the game but they
have had only to display offensive tao
tics in practice against weak opposi-
ton and the aggressive work and good
riding of Kauai will undoubtedly act
as a setback, which may of course be
only temporary. Also there are three
games to be played.
oanu mas Two substitutes ana may
need them. Atkinson's knee is liable
to give out riding off Rice, and Castle
will have a hard strain in keeping up
for four periods. Fortunately the sub
stitutes, should they be needed, are
first class men. little out Of practice
perhaps, but splendid for an emer-
gency. The teams with positions, COL
ors, and ponies are as follows:
OAHU (BLUE).
r. w. -.tkinson, No. derby. blue
roam; Cocktail, white; Highball, buck
skin; Silver Fezz, brown, VIII face.
Harold Castle, No. Puck, brown;
Stephanus, buckskin; Gypsie, black.
w. F. Dillingham;, No. s-Puuloa,