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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-07-13

years His service as member of
the supreme court lasted from
january, 1870, to June, 1881, when
On account of i'll health, he re-
signed and retired to private life.
He located on his present farm.
the former homestead of his uncle
and foster father, which the latter
by will bequeathed to him In
1866, he was united in. marriage
with Urilla Kate Kline. in Column
bus, Ohio, the result of the mar.
riage being family of four daugh.
tiers, all. of whom are still living.
Fraternally, Judge Moore is q
member of the Masonic Blue lodge
of Pt. Pleasant, also of the PIT
Pleasant chapter of the Kanawha
commandery, and has advanced
beyond the thirty-second degree
In addition to this, he enjoyed the
distinction of being the only living
founder of the Phia Kappa Pei
fraternity.
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Hon. n. G.. Davis.

Hon. Henry G. Davis, unques.
tionably the leading spirit in the
development of the material in
terests of w. Va, began life upon 8
farm in Maryland, and the success
which he has attained, both in
affairs of business and in winning
q place in the esteem of his fellow
men, should be an encouragement
to all young men whose road to
to advancement seems beset with
difficulties.
MIR. Davis succeeded not by
chance nor because of any smiles
OF fortune, nor ny luck. but every
step of his way from beginning
until now has been the result Of
energy, industry, the exercise of a
clear and correct judgment, and
the acceptance of the past as a
guide for the present.
He was born in Baltimore, Nd,
November 10th. 1928. and ia the
SON of Caleb and Louisa Brown
Davis, both of whom are now de
ceased Mr.. Davis owes nothing
to inheritance, for his father IL
though successful in business re
verses came to him toward the
close of life, and he lost the great.
or portion of his accun ulations.
The changes which have bee:
wrought in his affairs are entirely
the product of his own energy and
ability and since he left home to
engage in business and the battle
with the world he has built rail
roads. organized banks, opened
GOAL mines and has sat In the SEN
ate of the United States and has in
many other ways performed an
active part in the drama of nation.
al life.
His vigor of mind and body at
the age of eighty.one is re
markable and. although his life
has been full of toll, his spirit is
as buoyAnt, his interest in az.
fairs as keen and his activity as
driving as when he first left home
to battle with the world.
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home this week. suffering with a
sore foot, having stepped on nail.
THREE MILE.

Formers are about done harvest.
ing in this section, the crop being
very light.
Corn is looking we'll, and all
have hopes for good crop.
Frank Thornton, of Beech Hill,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his uncle e Fl King.
The festival at Oak Ridge Sat.
urday and Saturday night was a
financial and enjoyable success
Grove Hall of Five Mile, is driv-
ing team for r j Hill.
6 w Sands is slightly improved
at this writing.
Mrs G. ]. Rogers and children
We're visiting her parents at Buffa-
10, last week.
We congratulate s A Plants for
the good condition he has put our
Three-mile roads in; alsos s M
Sterrett for his good work en- the
Kanawha river road. We hope
others will do the Same, and we will
then have good roads
UP TO DATE.
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BEN LoMoND

Allen Davis. who has been wis.,
ting relatives On Big Sixteen. left
for his home in Montana, last week
Mrs Fannie Dabney has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs Flora Watt,
of Huntington
Walter Watt, of st. Louis. has
been visiting relatives in this coun-.
ty.
A MERRY PARTY-Misa Mary
Hughes entertained a number of
her young friendsat her home near
Ben Lomond last Thursday even
ing. Those present were Misses,
Mae Reece. Nolia. Maud and Nell
lie Staats. Mollie Warth, Ethel
Moore, Rebecca VanMeter. Mae
Lusher, Nellie Hughes, Mrs q K
Blackwood, Mrs o w Lusher.
Messrs Lowell Reece, Lew Clark.
VIM Dsbney. Walter Withers, VIII
lie Moore. Grover Hughes and
Clayton Caldwell. The evening
was spent in games. cards and
dancing. AT the usual hour re-
frsshments were served. which were
highly engaged in by the guestp.
GLEN.
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OLD TOWN.

DIR. Girard returned home Fri.
day evening, after having spent
several weeks with relatives in
Canada.
Jabez Beard who was so unfor.
tunate as 10 break his leg about a
month ago, is now able to go about
with the use of orutches.
Miss Dora Maohir, who has been
indisposed for some time, we re-.
greet to say is not much improved.
Rev W M Slaughter, Presiding
Elder of Huntington District, held
quarterly meeting at Bethel Sat-
urday and Sunday. He is an eio-
quent and logical preacher.
Frank Yeager, of LOCUST Grove.
attended church at Bethel Sunday.
He spent a few hours with his
brother, j B Yeager and family, of
this place.
Rev Carder who is the pastor of
Huntington circuit, attended the
quarterly meeting services at
Bethel Chapel Saturday and Sun
Miss Maggie Knopp who was
quite sick last week, is somewhat
improved.
Miss Eliza Yeagsr who has been
at Point Pleasant, is at
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Unquestionably the largest and
one of the most interesting Nation
al Conventions ever held by any
party is now a matter of history.
For several years the Democratic
party has suffered from internal
dissensions, twice causing the de-
feat of the Presidential nominee.
The factions were agreed as to al
most everything pertaining to ma
tional politics except upon the
money question. And here is where
the clash came at st. Louis. The
cause of the Eastern Democrats, or
golditep, was ohampioned by Hon.
David B. Hill, of New York; while
the interests of 100000 Demo
Gratis who followed Bryan in two
Presidential campaigns, and known
as free silverites, were attended to
in person by that. almost invinci.
BILE man, Bryan himself.
1t was plain to every one, after a
vote on credentials, that Mr., Alton
B. Parker. of New York, would be
the nominee; a goldite, but still,
a man who had supported Mr.. Bry.
an in both campaigns.
The fight between the factions
came on when the platform was to
be born upon which the oandi-
date was to stand. After hturs of
argument between the leaders
each faction suggesting radical
planks-a more patriotic feeling
developed, and from concessions by
each side, platform was adopted
upon which every Democrat from
Maine to Florida can walk, stand
or sit. without blush of shame
mantleing his cheek.
Mr. Parker was nominated in the
early hours of last Saturday morn.
ing amid the widest scenes. Our
own little West Virginia climbing
into the band wagon to make the
required two-thirds.
WEST VIRGINIA HoNoRED.
Although several prominent West
Virginia Democrats had occasion
ally been mentioned in sort of a
casual way by some of the newspa-
pers. no one, we believe, took it
seriously. Hon. Henry G. Davis,
one of our delegates to the Con-
vention. had left st. Louis, after
the Presidential nomination had
been made. for his home in Elkins,
to attend pressing business, and
had reached Grafton before the
startling news reached him that he
had been selected as the Vice Pres.
idential nominee of his party. In
fact, the people of Point Pleasant,
irrespective of party, could scarcely
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TRUsTEE.s SALE


UNDER and by virtue OF the authority
certain deed of trust, made by John W Tiiev-
enln and Mary Thevenin, his wife, dated
the 10Th day OF September. 1902, and recorded
IN trust deed book No. -, page 40, In the
Slerk.s ONCE OF the County Court OF Mason
Sounty. West Virginia, 70 secure TO the
foint Pheasant Building and Loan AssocIa-
ton certain Indebtedness tn rein set forth.
aud default having been made in the pay
inent OF said Indebtedness, according 10 the
stipulations and provisions of said deed OF
trust, and being required by said Point Pleas
ant Building and Loan Association, the I'M
dersigned trustee Will sell at public auction
~ the front door OF the Court House of
Aason County, West Virginia, ON
Saturday, July 10th. 1904,
at O'Clock p. no of the said day, n certain
lot OF land situate in the town of Henderson,.
Mason County, West Virginia, bounded and
described as follows: BeefnnfS1s, - o.
Northeast corner OF the lot owned by A F.
Williams In Block Il, thence running with
the line OF Locust street in an Easterly.
direction forty feet, thence at right angles In
. SOutberly direction one hundred and my
teet 70 tue line OF lot No. 3. thence with line
OF lot No 3 in an Westerly direction 70 the
eorner of said lot OF a. F. Williams, thence
with the line OF said A. +. Williams lot In q
Horlherly direction 10 the place OF beginn-
ing. being part OF lot 30. in what Is known
as Block n, as shown on the plat of said
town of Henderson. Also. the following
personal pnOpertys Snow cases, scales, coun-
building said lot
ERMS OF SALE-Cash.
RANKIN WILEY. Trustee.
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LEON.

Miss Emotion and Miss Ethel
Evans. of Charleston, were VISITING
Miss Lizzie Bettinger this week
Miss Nellie Greenlee of Mason,
was visiting friends here last week
Miss Edna Kraft of Hartfo.d is
visiting friends here this week.
John Brown and daughter. of
Huntington. were visiting relatives
here last week.
Earl Burdett. fireman on the K.
q M. was home last week.
Everybody present at the festi.
val at Harmony church enjoved
themselves; especially those who
took in the hay ride.
Joe Kirker of Charleston, made
a pleasant call here last week.
Robert Sullivan and Miss Annie
Sullivan were here last week.
Roy Greenlee of Mason. was
visiting friends here last week.
CARRIE.
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Democratic Convention


Notice is hereby given that a Con-
vention of the Democratic Party for
Mason county will be held at the
Court House in Point Pleasant, Sat
urday, July 23rd, for the purpose of
selecting Delegates at Large to at
tend each of the following conven-
tions: The State, Congressional, Ju-
dicial and Senatorial.
PRIMARIES.
The Democratic voters of each Mag
isterial District of this county, are di-
rected to meet at 9 o'clock, Saturday
July 10th, at the place hereafter
named for the purpose of selecting 20
delegates from each of said Magiste-
convention. Also to select two dele
gates to attend the State convention
two delegates to the Congressional
convention, two delegates to the Jul
dicial convention and two delegates
to the Senatorial convention. Said
delegates to be certified to the county
convention, July BIRD, by the Chair
man and Secretary of the District
Primary at which they were selected.
The Primary Conventions will be
held at the following places, viz:
Arbuckle-Beech Hill.
Clendenin-Woods School House.
Cooper-Flat Rock.
Cologne-Leon.
GrahRm-New Haven.
Hannan-Town Hall.
Lewis-Court House
Observation-Disclosures Sch'l House
Union-Wolf valley.
Waggener-Mason CITY.
BY order of the Democratic County
Executive Committee for MasoI
County.
Chairman,
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Roger Rees.

Early yesterday morning death
removed one of the oldest and
most noted citizens in this section
of the country in the person of
Roger Rees, of Crawford street,
Martins Ferry. Mr.. Rees had
been ill several months, and while
his death was shook to his many
friends, yet the end was not un.
expected.
Mr.. Rees was born at Llaniltyd,
near Meath, South Wales, January
9TH. 1929. On Christmas day,
1852, he was united in marriage to
Miss Mary Watkins, who survives
him. Mr. Rees later removed to
Staffordshire. England. In 1860
Mr.. and Mrs. Rees, leaving Eng
land, came to America, and settled
in. Ashland. Pa. where they re.
manned for two years, after which
they removed to Clifton, w. Va !,
where he spent twenty-one years,
during several of which he was the
superintendent of a nail mill
About seventeen years since Mr..
Rees came to Martins Ferry, where
he secured employment as roller
In the Aetna Standard sheet plant.
Mr.. Rees has the distinction Of
being the first man who ever
rolled sheet of black tin plate in
the United States. For several
years it was said that tin plate
could not be made in this country,
but Mr.. Rees demonstrated the
fact and lived to see the great in.
dustry grow in his own city. Mr..
Rees also was the oldest sheet
roller in America. and many of the
older rollers in this section learned
their trade under his Instructions
Mr. Rees in religious affairs was
a staunch Christian, and had been
a member of the Welsh Congrega
tional church since early life. A
fact concerning the
deceased is that he was possessed
of far better memory than most
persons. he was able to relate
with accuracy instances that oc-
CURED in Wales when he was but
mere boy. Mr.. Rees was a man
with many friends and no enc.
mics
The deceased has but few rela
tiyes living in this country. He
was an uncle TO Mrs Rhys T.
Williams. of Broadway, Martins
Ferry, and a cousin, Thomas Davis.
who is employed by the Morgan
Engineering company, of Alliance,
him There is bat one
brother living, Thomas Rees, of
Wales.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock
from the late residence of the de.
0 ased on Crawford street. Rev.
William Lewis, of the Welsh Con
gregational church, Martins Ferry.
will conduct the services. AT
2 $50 O'Clock Wheeling Command
cry No. 1. Knights Templar, of
which deceased was a member,
will take charge of the services
Hope Commandery, of st. Glars
nile, O., and Cyrene Commandery,
Of Wheeling, will attend the
iuaaral. Interment will be made
N Riverview cemetery-Wheeling
Register. July, Z, 1904.
Mr.. Rees was for years promi-
nent Citizen of Clifton. this coun-
y. and was well and favorably
Known by many of our citizens.
he was an intelligent, honest,
Sindhearted gentleman, and many
riends outside of his Immediate
amilY will regret to learn of his
leath.
One of the handsomest summer
residences in the state will be built
A Prudenoa bv 0oI 7 A MoG,f
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Political MISUNDERSTANDING.


JUDeE-FIFrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
We are hereby authorized to announce j.
NJ Hamilton, of Calhoun county, as a candi-
date for Judge of the Fifth Judicial Circuit,
snhJect to the Democratic nominating con-
vention.
The friends OF Hon. n. r. Howard, OF Ma
SON county, will present his name to the
Democratic Judicial Convention, when held,
for the nomination as Judge of the Filth Ju-
dicial Circuit.
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B. & 0. R. R. Popular seashore Elk
eursions.


Atlantic City. Cape May, Ocean
City, Sea Isle City, N. j., Ocean
City, Md, and Rehoboth Beach,
Del, June 30 July 16 and %. Aug
IL and %, and Sept 8 at following
very low rates From Point Pleas
ant only Sl2 round trip, tickets
good in coaches only. Only S14
round trip. tickets good in Pull
man cars when accompanied by
regular Pullman ticket. ALI tick
cts good returning 16 days. includ.
ing date. of sale Stop-oyers al
lowed on return trip at Philadel-
phia and Washington Ask tick.
ct agents for pamphlet giving de-
tailed information. If.
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Shake Into Your SHOES.

Aliens Foot Ease. a powder. 1t
cures painful, smsrting, nervous
feet and improving nails. and in
stantly takes the sting out of corns
and bunions. It's the greatest com.
fort discovery of the age. Aliens
Foot-Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy. 1t is certain cure
for sweating, csllous and hot. tired
acning feet. Try it to day. Sold
by all druggists and shoe stores 25c.
Don't accept any substitute Trial
package free. Address, Allen s.
Olmsted. LIE Roy, n Y june 80 4w
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PARKER and DAVIS
Nominees of the ST. Louis Convention.
West Virginia HOnored i'm the Nomination
of Hon. Henry G. Davis for Vice President.

give it credence when the news was
telegraphed to this point. How
ever, glad smile lit up the coun.
tenanoe of persons of all shades OF
political opinions when it was
known that our little Mountain
State had thus been honored. We
append an extract from telegram
announcing
Mr. DAVIS HOME COMING
Elkins. w. Va. July 1o.-Neve,
in its history was there such q
demonstration as was seen at noon
today in this twelve year old town
when Elk Senator Henry G. Davis
the vice presidential nominee Of
the Democratic party arrived from
st. Louis in his private car Grace.
land"
Although it was perhaps eleven
O'Clock before the fact of his nomi.
nation was generally known nc
less than two thousand people
crowded about the station to greet
the Senator and the Sabbath quiet
of the CITY was broken by the
music of the band and the shouts
Of rejoicing populaoe.
No man is more loved and re-.
speoted than Senator Davis and
every man, woman and child in
the city. regardless of politics, was
happy upon learning of the nm
sought honor which he had re.
ceived.
Senator Davis was in Grafton,
sixty miles from here, when the
first intimation of his nomination
was received. He little expected
it and was hurrying home from
st. Louis to look after his immense
affairs when the nomination was
made.
+ DAVIS WILL ACCEPT.
To your correspondent Senator
Davis said today that he felt it his
duty to accept the nomination and
that from now until the close of
the campaign he would be found
doing everything in his power to
promote the success of the grand
old party.
AT 12:45 today when the flag.
bedecked engine pulling the train
which carried Senator Davis, came
into the station, a shout went up
from 1000 throats, and the ap-
pearance of Senator Davis upon
the platform of the car was hailed
with the most wonderful demon
STATIONS ever seen here. Flags
and banners were waved in every
direction. hats were thrown high
in the air. The enthusiasm was
unbounded. y
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No. I43 In Banlxruptry
Bankrupt. " DtNo :" ~
To the creditors Of aniei w Brown, bank
Notice is hereby given that ON the Find
Brown was duly adjudged a bankrupt and
shat the nrst meeting OF his creditors viii be
n n AZ the law ofiiee of Chas. f. Hogg IN
VEST NlTgtniv, on the 10th day of July, A. b'
lyO1, at Two O'Clock in the afternoon OF thai
gay, AT which ime the said creditors may
Intend, prove their claims, appoint trustee.
exananlne the bankrupt, and TRANSFER sucf,
said meeting S-'s 'ei"re
CHAS. e. HoGG.
1uy 2 a.. ID. Oh. Referee In Bankruptcy.
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One of the handsomest GUNNER
residences in the state will be built
at Prudence by Col. J. A. McGuf-
I'm, of Sewell. 1t will be on the
rustic style and will be I60 (. ct
long The estimated cast is $780,
600.
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Farmers of Mason County take
couple of days off and attend the
Fair August, II and II Encour-
age your home Fair.
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For ASSESSOR

We are authorized to announce the name
Of A. Heise, OF C.endenin district, as q cam
didate for the nomination for Assessor of the
Second Assessment district, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic County Conven-
ton
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Notice to- Teachers

There will be an examination for
teachers certificates at Point Pleas
ant July q and %.
G A. GREEN,
Snperintendent of Schools, Mason
County. w. Va.
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The finest speed program of re-
cent years at Mason County Fair,
August 10, IL aud u
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE

For YOUNG LADIES, Roanoke. YirEinia.
Opens Sept. %, 1903. One of the leading
SCHOOLS Tor Young Ladies irr-the South New
t ouholngs, pianos aud equipment. Campus
zen acres. Grand mountain scenery in Wall
icy OF virginia, famed for health. European
ano american teachers Full course. Com
seIvaIory advantages in Art, Music and ri
ocution Certificates Wellesley. Students
rom % states. For catalogue address
MITE i. HARRIS, PTes't Roanoke va.
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Democrats, don't forget to attend
the primaries next Saturday.
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Point Pleasant has a good ball
team.
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The Wild West Show at Mason
County Fair, August 10, IL and II
costs the management $500 90
1t will be grand. Don't miss it.
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Notice of Bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF the United States
i9r the Southern District of West Vir-
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