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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-06
LISTENING TO KICKS.
County Commissioners Sitting a
Equalization Board.

The county commissioners have resolv-
ed themselves into board Of equalization
and are listening TO the kicks made by
the personal taxpayers. They went into
this session Monday and will continue for
ten days. Up 10 the present time the
kickers have been few. but the commits
siouers lay this to the fact that the roads
have been so bad that lew who live In the
country could get To town. However
they will not extend the time for those
who are kept away by bad roads.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-06
AGED WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott Passed Away
Yesterday Afternoon.

Mrs Elizabeth Elliott died yesterday
afternoon al 1880 at her home. 81 North
Emlo avenue Mrs Elliott was the
mother of Mis-. ;. T.. Gilbert and was g.
yars ~ age. The funeral services viii
Dc held this afternoon AT O'Clock at the
Residence and the remains viii be taken
20 Winfield. FOR burial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-06

Mr. c r Davis and bride. ~ Fl Reno.
Z 80 accompanied BY their friend bliss
Fannie CorkeT. are visiting the groom .
parents. al a. North Aosley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-06
Sturgeon Grocer Co.
Leading Spot Cash Groeers,
25e North Main.
Pltones-Beli, i32; New, 1o44.
Sealed PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals..
Scaled proposals sil Dc received AZ fhe
offce ~ he board ~ education ~ the cts
q wichita. kan. 1ntfi Thur-day June
Is le-1 at ia ccioek e. -. o. furnish al
the Necessary materials and labor for the
proper corsfT1ctln1 and complete 4
additions 60 the following named eehoai
BUILDINGS t0-RIi- 4 four-roous addition
% fne irving ecnoal On North I-awrence
aVenue. four room addition 70 the Park
school 0n North Main street. four
ruou addition tc tbe EelfoEa zrhoGl ru
KellogE street and tuo-roo1u at-
dilioa o. rhe Lincoln school m
T-inc1l1 street an ia accordance With nc
plans ard spec4fcsti1rs On eir !1 tals
oeace Ebi6crs vii s1ciase fheir certified
cheek for 9eT cent 4 their RS - q
<ssaranfee q good E-ith IRE boare 20
series tho ri-bt % reject any ard az
tsids IS GREER = committee on butt
.nEs a7c ~rouufis
O. & Caldwell. secrstary.
wichita Kan JErs :. sisa is-ft
Mr. sarsh , Moray. past prssiser;
.. g. Nc - has - fsr recovered
from her siczrcTs "a e. - sE.e - RE
Get ard sss sea ~ toWn rasteTslrf
Hrs YORK 4 ahle 90 - cE-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
The Small pox Situation.

In view of the fact that small
pox Is prevalent in parts of our
State, and that the time OF year
now approaches when it's rayages
are at the worst. it becomes abso-
lutely necessary that our health
boards and county commissioners
take every precaution to be pre-
pared to handle Immediately any
suspicious case. SO that the chances
of exposure may he kept at the
minimum.
In the southeastern portion of
the State the mortality has been.
gradually on the increase so that
We now have a death rate of from
IL to 20 per cent.
The fact that In the past the
death rate has been low ia no rea-
SON for relaxing our Vigilance. for
at any time the disease may be-
come malignant and wide spread
The State Board of Health in
regular session issues the following
recommendations to the medical
profession and the people of the
State, and urgently request that
they be followed:
Vaccination should be urged on
every one. and re- vacoination
should be insisted on at every pos.
sible exposure to small pox.
No child should be allowed to
attend school who cannot show a
certificate from the family physi.
cian that there has been successful
vaccination.
Physicians should impress the
people with the fact that there is
no danger of bad effects from vac.
cination under the present careful
methods of obtaining pure virus.
Physicians should Immediately
report to the local health officer
any suspicious case, so that il may
be carefully watched until a dag.
nosis lie fully established.
The Board orders that children
should be kept away from school
for three weeks after recovery from
diphtheria, and four weeks after re.
oovery from scarlet fever or small.
pox.
The superintendents of all on,
State institutions are urged tc
have all inmates and employees vac
oinated. and to use the utmost care
in admitting applicants from in.
footed districts. 4
By order of the Board,
ii. A. BARBEE. M. D.,
Secretary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
Ga Scrap of Pansr.n

The young people of the Point
Pleasant High school, assisted by
some of the very best talent of the
town. will give an entertainment
at Hooff's Opera House. Tuesday
night, Nov. 24th, entitled, "a
Scrap of Paper, under the direct.
ion of Mrs. r. M. A. Williams.
Several speoialties will be intro
duced including "a Frolic of the
Fairies" by II little girls.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Prosper Couramont-Geo. Som
erville.
Baron de la Glaoiere-Lauren
O'Roark.
Brisemouohe-Kirby Holloway.
Anatole-Arthur Price.
Francois Rapsesas Eddie Howard.
Louise de la Glaoisre-Alvena
Hess.
Madlle Suzanne de Ruseville-
Jennie Van Matre.
~Mathilde-Margaret Neale.
Mademoiselle, Zenobie. - Ella
Howard.
Madame Dupont-Kate Stein
bach.
Pauline-Josephine Holloway.
Prices, 30, % and Is cents.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
Odd war claims introduced.

Washington. D. o, Nov. H.
Senator SCOTT today introduced
several war claim bills that failed
to pass in the last congress-, among
them the following: To pay the
trustees of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. of Winfield, w. Va,
$1,000 for damages done church
property by Federal troops; to pay
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. of Winfield, W. Va, $1,000
for this same reason; to pay Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South, of
Guyandotte. w. Va $1,000 for the
same purpose; to pay Fred A.
Roeder, of Jefferson county, $505
for occupation of his property by
Federal troops; to pay Edward
Teamey, of jefferson county, 81.
243 for stores taken by Federal
troops; to pay estate of Mr.. Mo-
Chesney. $5.6ss for property de-
stroyed by Federal troops.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
Henderson


Harry F~ierbaugh, of Charleston,
is home for a few days visit with
her parents
Gum boot season is here at last.
Misses Emma and Willie Aeike1
were visiting friends at Redmond
Sunday.
We are sorry to announce that
Jno Gibson is quite lame with
rheumatism
Mrs John Smith, who has been
quite ill with pneumonia, is able to
be up and about.
There has been a lot of boating
done on dry land since the low wa.
ter set in.
There was quite a number out
Sunday night to hear the farewell
sermon of Rev; Bush.
Rev. Lewis, pastor of the Christ
ian church, will begin Saturday
night for a few weeks meeting
] 81 Stewart aud son, of Turtle
Greek, Pa, came down from Pitts
burg in their yacht and will be
down for some time as he has some
skif lumber ON hand which he will
work up before he goes back. TED
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
Accidentally Killed.

D. j. Lewis. one of the best
known citizens of st. Adams was
shot by the accidental discharge OF
a revolver Friday morning and
died a few hours afterward. Mr..
Lewis was awakened at an early
hour by the apparent sounds of an
intruder, and arose to make an in
vestigation. which resulted in
naught. He returned to his room
and in placing the revolver in q
bureau drawer the weapon was dis.
charged The bullet struck him
and lodged near the heart infiot-
ing a mortal wound.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
New Masonic Officers.

Most Excellent Grand High
Priest, = Martinsburg; Excellent
Grand King, 81. r. Howard. Point
Pleasant; Excellent Grand Scribe,
George M. Ford, Wheeling; Elk
cellent Grand Treasurer. George
Hatch, Wheeling; Excellent
Grand Secretary r. O. Dunning-
ton. Fairmont; Excellent Grand
Chaplain, Rev. p. White, Weston;
Excellent Grand Captain of Host,
j. O. Le-Sage. Huntington; Elk.
cellent Grand Principal Scjourner,
Thomas Striokler, Pennsboro; Elk
cellent Grand Royal Arch Captain,
John NJ. de Weber, Charleston; Elk.
cellent Grand Master of Third
Veil, James Luke Jr., New Gum.
berland; Excellent Grand Master
of Second Veil, Window Stokes,
Welch; Excellent Grand Master OF
First Veil, w. J. Roland. Fair.
mont; Excellent Grand Marshal,
ii. @. Cushwa, Martinsburg; Elk.
cellent Grand Lecturer, Joseph
Hall. Wheeling; Excellent Grand
Tyler, W. III. Ross,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
TheY Got Together.

G~allipolis Bulletin.
The Democracy got together in
New York City, they got together
in Maryland and Kentucky and
swung those old time Democratic
s~trongholds back into the Demo.
cratic column to stay. The Dem
ocrats of the other states of the
Union should emulate their exam
pie. and must do so. if the party is
to over again take a commanding
position in National affairs. It is
time to drop all differences,
eliminate all isms and fads. and
insteado fighting among ourselves
to present a solid front to the ar
rogant enemy of equal rights.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18

Mr.. Bryan in his "Commoner"
raises the question of Roosevelt as
historian and politician. He says:
"Mr. Roosevelt seems to have
turned a full and complete somer.
sault.' AS the author of the Life
of Thomas 81. Benton he declared
that political economists have pref
ty generally agreed that protection
is vicious in theory and harmful in
practice but as President of the
United States he insists that it is
exceedingly undesirable that the
protective system be destroyed"
In other words, he Stands pat''
with Hanna and Quay that Ding
leyism is a sealed book and must
endure for all time. 1t was not the
idea of Garfield or of Mckinley
Pittsburg Post.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
Ash.

Correspondence, 16.
+ AW Thomas and family were
visiting at T r Fowier's Saturday
and Sunday.
Bert Sayre, wife and family. of
Letart, and Buck Peck, wife and
family. of Debby. were visiting
their sister, Mrs j A Pickens last
Sunday.
Charley Love is moving his fami
ly to Point Pleasant this week.
Foy Redman. of Fayette county, is
visiting friends on Thomas Ridge.
Miss Ollie Morgan was home for
a few days to see her mother who
has been on the sick list.
Oliver Mattox and wife, were
visiting Mrs Steel Saturday aud
Sunday.
Caleb Cottrill is home on a visit
from New Brighton, Pa, for a few
days.
A w Thomas and Grif Thomas
are visiting their brother. @. f.
Thomas, of Leon, this week.
BLACK EYES.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
Notice Of Trustees Sale.


virtue OF a certain deed of Trust made
Sand executed by A. s. Dyke and N. A.
dated the nfh day OF January. Zoo. and re-
corded In Trust Deed Book No, .. page sol.
OF Mason County, West VfrE:nia. defsult
having been made IN the symen of the
ing been requested so % do by Levi sFidmor
I. Carrie. the persons secured by said
The mont door 81 the Court pHaS House e of Msso an
county. West Virginia, IN the Town OF Point
Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, on
Saturday, the 18th day of December,
1908.
At O'clock p. M those two certain tracts or
parcels OF land lying and being in Hannah
DISTRICT, Mason County, West Virginia, re-
speceveiy, sounded and described as fol-
FIRST TRACT. Lying In Hannah District.
as follows: Beginning Il a staae on the
bank OF the Ohio River N. E. corner of 3
y Z. along the river bank 10 chains 10 a
stake aBn; thence N. 50 degrees and IS sec
thence 81 degrees and IS minutes east about
two chains and 50 links to a stake on
5 chains and IS links TO a stake on \. line OF
tract owned BY A. Betzs thence 8. IS degrees
by A. Betz, So chains 10 The place ofbeein-
ming, containing nfty-seven ana two one
and middle part OF tract No. S or Edward s.
sEcoND TRacT: Also acertain tract or mar
eel OF land situated I'm said Hannah District
Mason County West Virginia, adjoining tbs
T, Hereford on the west; by nnd OF A. p
Menager on the north; by lands OF Q
1 Hughes on the east and lands heretofore
owned by Amos Betz ON the south, contain
ing hfty-seEena n one-halft571l acres more
or less, and being the west half OF n tracl
misunderstanding hundred and 1afteen
acres more or less heretofore sold by Ell
Menager to John Hughes and which said
western half was by said John Hughes and
wife by deedo March 9Th, lsz2
tect to b !. r~ight-of-waY heretofore granted
ito Amos Betz by the said Z. i. Menager
two acres and ~forty-nine rods heretofore
conveyed out of said lot by Phillip Blazer q
Ing 1l21z acres more or less are the saml
tracts OF land conveyed to NJ. A. Dyke y
Phillip Blazer by deed bearing date on thl
18th day OF May, 1893. and recorded In tn
ofiee Of the Clerk of the County Court OF Ma,
son County West Virginia, in. Deed Bool
Nc. 63, pages.
TERMS OF SALE:@Cash in hand ON day o
sale 81. H. MOSS, JR,
nov. IL NV. Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18

A Missouri orator is said to have
gotten off the following: Eve live
in a land of high mountains and
high taxes; low valleys and low
wages; big crooked rivers and big
crooked statesmen; big lakes; big
strikes; big drinks; big pumpkins,
big men with pumpkin heads, sill.
YER streams that gambol in the
mountains and pious politicians
that gambol in the night; fast
young men and faster girls; sharp
hnanciers aad sharp toed shoes;
fertile plains that lie like a sheet
OF water and thousands of news-
papers that lie like thunder.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
WEST VIRGINIA:

a County Court continued and held for
1.-THE county OF Mason, at the Court House
thereol on Frldays Oct eth 1906. the follow
The Court deemfng it for the best interest
of the public and 10 forestan all Complaint
In the matter doth hereby resolve and order
that no taxes either real or personal will BE-
received nom the Sheriff OF this county IN
his delinquent list unless said sheriff or HIS
Deputy shall nle with his DELINQUENT list hia
afidavlt showing that said Sherir or his de-
putty has At least one time visited the resi-
Senee or usual place Of abode ofthe person
ing said taxes, and that he has used duedII-
gence 70 md property suitable for deatraint
and levy for the paymen ofsaid staxes. and
that after using such due diligence he found
no property subject TO destrainta and levy
dent taxpayers.
AcoPylTeste;7 J.P.R r. b. SMITH,
Oct-tI go Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
Report for Second Month. 1904
Our Public Schools.

While our attendance has been
better this month, the number of
GASES Of tardinesss has almost
doubled. The bad weather will
hardly account for this great in
crease. Parents. please ses that.
your child starts in time. We have
had two accidents on the play.
ground this month, and while none
regret them more than we do, it
seems to rs that We have taken
every precaution possible against
their happening. The failure of
parents to keep their children in
in school, as required by the school
law, will be followed by it's strict
enforcement. The change made
in the Primary room whereby we
have there two halliday sessions,
(one-half day for each grade has
been very beneficial to the work in
that room. Each child receives
more Individual attention and does
more work than was possible under
the former condition Of tfihgs. d
The following pupils hAyee been
neither absent nor tardy:
okey Burdett, Dannie Barfram, Homer
FoIdep, William HesIop, Bennias Gibbs,
Henry Hayman, Jimmie Martin. Harold
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18

President Roosevelt found time
to hold a half hour Ic-onfefersnce
with John Alexander Dowie, the
religious mountebank. He assur
ed the President of tzionsv Citys
support next fall. Dowis was ac-
oompanied to the White H5nss By
several members of bis cabinet and
a body guard. He is the first crank
who has been 'allowed.to pass the
White House guards for some
time; but Dowie controls ,votesI
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18

The Register would call atten,
ton to the violation of the ordnance
against throwing rubbish and dirt
into the streets of the city. The
ordnance is q good one. and ought
to be enforced. Never SO long as,
many sweep the trash and dirt
from their stores and residences,
in,some cases. into the streets and
the cutters can the streets be made
to have q respectable zeppearan6e.
The merchants and all others
should combine to keep the streets
clean and presentable. not only
for. fhe locks alone. but the filth in
the street, under therainsa and sun
frequently breeds germs of all
kinds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18

Miss May Goelet, worth twenty
five millions of dollars in her right
was welded last week to the Duke
OF Roxburghe. He can now spell
it Rocks, as she has her Duke and
and he has her ducats in his own
right, it being the custom for our
heiresses to pay large sums for
titled husbands.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18

Senator Hanna called at the
White House and President Roose-
velt requested him to remain CHAIR
man of the national committee.
Hanna has not yet given his ans.
wer. It is generally believed that
the President fears Hanna almost
as much as Gorman, as a oompeti-
tor in the presidential contest next
year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18

The latest postal accusation is
against Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Madden. who is charged with
manufacturing "freak" postage
stamps and selling them to collec-
tors for fancy prices. Keep conn.,
public is now certain that
there is no crime the officials
haven't committed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18

q
Farmers in this vicinity are
busily engaged husking corn.
Wheat las a general thing in
this section) is looking fine.
Onr Sunday School here is pro-
crossing MO ly. Let every one turn
out next Sunday.
Lewis and Charles CLARK, and r
i Grimm we're out bird hunting
last Saturday They report a good
time and game plentiful
Nh. and Mrs w f Cromley. of
this place attended the wedding of
Mr. Floyd Douglass and Miss Will
hanson, of Willow Grove, w. Va.
Our village corn mill owned and
operated by DIR w s Rsece, is do
ing a fine business. This is n of
the finest points In the country for
aigood Touring mill. No joke.
Our school, better known as the
Mayhower school, is progressing
nicely with r L Grimm, as teacher.
Lew CLARK and Miss Mary Reece
two of Beal's most distinguished
young people, attended the Unfair
Reception of Mr. and Mrs Virgil
Hereford last Sunday. May hap.
piness and prosperity crown the
Ppathway of this happy young
couple through a long and peace
ful life Is the wish of the scribe.
q Al Greene. County Superin-
tendent of Schools, visited our
school last Friday. We were pleas
ed to see our old friend with us.
Come again, Professor.
Our little village is building up
fast, with three. flee dwelling hous-
es nearing completion. Beale is
bound to be a hustling town one of
these days. We have the coal and
the soil.
The young ladies of this CON-
munity have organized a cooking
society. They NEE. on each Fri
day night. We wish them sue
cess. Young man, if you are look
ing for a good cook, come to Beale
Rumor informs us that there is
to be a wedding in our little vii
lage in the near fnture.
Samuel Wallis. the popular
young merchant of this place wal
shaking hands with his many
friends at Clipper Mills, o, Sun.
day.
Lowell Reece and sister, Miss
Anna, were the guests of Misses
Maude and Nellie Stats Sunday
afternoon.
Van McDade, of Ravenswood
spent Sunday the guest of Miss
Matte Stats. {
Mr. and Mrs Henry Reece, Of
Upland, spent Saturday and Sun.
day with Dr and Mrs w s Reece
Eof this place.
Miss MolIie Stats, of Ravens.
wood, is visiting her parents here
There will be preaching at the
Presbyterian Church here each
night this week by Rev A E Gro.
yer. May there be much good &C
oomplished.
DIR and Mrs w s Reece left
Monday for Milton, called there or
account of the illness of the Dr's
tmother.
Mr. Warf, formerly of Warts
Bottom. has his new dwelling near.
lily completed and will move his
family into it soon. ONWARD.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18

Now that the campaign is over
Secretary Shaw may find time to
stay in Washington and attend to
the affairs of the Treasury Depart
ment. Owing to the decline in
the Treasury surplus he win mot
have as much loose cash as FORM
erly, nor , ill he be able to distrib-
ute it so loosely.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
The Opportunity
Is Yours.
Our Own Make of Lard
At Cut Prices.


pound Buckets were As cents,
now 35 cents.
s pound Buckets were rs cents,
now 60 cents.
10 pound Buckets were s1.5o,
20 pound Buckets were $500,
now 1926
Bulk Lard was Is cents per
pound, now 124 cents per pound.
We have over 1000 pounds of
our own make of Lard and we
must sell it in the next 80 days.
AS long as it lasts the above prices
are good.
We guarantee every pound of il
to be pure. DAVIS & SONS.
Everything good in the meat
n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18

The Mason County Sunday
School Association will meet in
Point Pleasant Monday Nov. 23rd
at Q 80 p. m. at Trinity M. E.
Church continuing until Tuesday
afternoon Nov Oath.
There will be a number of ad.
dresses by prominent Sunday
School workers of the State and
County, w. o. Shafer State SEQ
rotary win give interesting address.
es on the subject.
fine music program is arranged
for each meeting by some of the
best musical talent of our town.
Each meeting will be full OF inter
est and inspiration to all who are
interested in the Sunday School
and it Is hoped every mt will try
to attend and encourage the work.
PETER 81. STEKNBERaKN.
COUNTY SUPT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
PRrER 81.

VIM. A. Brady's immense pro.
+duotion Of Way Down East will
be at the Gallipolis Opera House,
Wednesday, Nov 25.
way Down East is a story Of
New England life written by Lot.
tie Blair Parker herself, Anew
Highlander. and thoroughly oonoer-
SAINT with the joys and sorrows the
ways and ambitions of simple New
England farm folk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
WEST VIRGINIA.:

a n County Court continued and held for
1.-The county of Mason At the Court House
thereof on Friday, October eth. 1903 the fol-
lowing entry was mnde-
II IL ordered that hereafter persons owning
OF operating traction engines over and upon
the roads and bridges of said Mason county.
shall not be allowed 10 drive or place any
such engine over OF upon any bridge or cuf-
vert without nrst having placed thereon a
board OF the OF at least three Inches
and OF sufficient length and width TO nrofect
the floors OF such bridge or cuIvert nom the
wheels OF such engine, and that the driver or
operator Of such engine shall be reonlred To
keep the wheels OF such engine on such
board In crossing any OF the bridges or cui-
Eerts OF said Mason county, Audit IA fur-
Their ordered that All persons violating this
order or failing 70 conform thereto. shall be
held liable for all damages 70 such bridges or
and the Surveyors OF said o 10 report an
! Violations OF this order TO his Court
copy-Teste= Up R. B.SMTTH.
l OeGn Clerk
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18

Plat, Press, Parkhurst and Pull
pit in New York City could not
prevent Tammany from gaining q
great victory.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-18
The Parkersburg News,

of which o. D Elliott, F. Kent
Loomis and Charles Booth Smith
have charge, is one of the best
daily papers in this section; it is
up-to-date in current events, and lie
certainly q welcomed visitor. The
Sunday edition of the paper is an.
especially good one.