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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-22
In Memory of william Howard.


Poor William he has gone,
And left his dear ones here;
But remember one friend is with him
Who is always kind and dear.
He has crossed the river,
And he's waiting there say;
For dear friends that will meet him,
On the resurrection day.
Heis waiting with his Saviour,
For some dear one to come;
That will dwell there with him,
In his glad and happy home.
1t was hard to part with him,
But we know it must be SO;
That when the Saviour called him,
He surely had to go.
He left many friends behind,
To mourn and weep for him;
Until their hearts are acking,
And their eyes grow very dim.
In the cold. cold ground he's sleeping
Yes, he's sleeping there tonight;
But his spirit Is above us,
In that land SO far and bright.
Weep not for him dear friends,
Trust in Him who doeth all things
well;
And when your life is ended,
You shall there with William dwell.
Letart, w. Va. r. NJ. B.
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Taylor, and miniature of his
great-grandmother in 1870,
Elizabeth Block, of Dublin, Ire
land. A whales tooth, beautiful
ly carved, with history attached.
Mrs. Downing contributes beau
tiful inlaid Japanese jewel box
1000 pieces, made in Japan and
miniature portrait of her great
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Bobin
Menager, one of the French Five
Hundred, first settlers of CALI
polls.
Mrs. VIM. Mees contributes a
prayer book in German 196
years old. A chi1ds shoe No. O,
with heel and a razor with two
blades over 100 years old.
A Wade & Butcher razor, 13C
years old Same firm yet in buis-
ness) and a hand made wooden
box for same, same age. An old
homespun linen samples of cross
stitch embroidery, a snuff box
81 years old, hand made bonnet
70 years old, are among the
exhibits.
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THREE MILE.
{ below Kanswha.)

correspondence, Nov. 90.
Burdett Bros. have moved their
saw-fnill to Point Pleasant and locat-
ed it at the Kanawha Dock Co.'S yard.
They have also finished hauling Ium-
Der from this place.
e. II. King and wife attended the
funeral of his cousin, Miss Lizzie
King, of Hunterville, jackson county,
last Thursday. Hemorhages were
the cause of her sudden death.
g. L. Burdett went to Hurricane
last Tuesday to hush his corn.
g. J. Rogers, working at Charleston
was here visiting his family Sunday.
Mrs. Willard Spencer and two child
rem we're visiting her brother, G.. w.
Sands and family, Saturday night
and Sunday.
We understand g. L. Burdett will
move his family to his farm above
Point Pleasant, in the near future.
The literary at Hazel Valley Friday
night seemed to be quite interesting
from the number that attended.
g. W. Sands still rema iIs in Door
health and is no better at this writing
Miss Nola King and Miss Ethel Bur
aett was calling on Miss Ada King
Sunday evening.
Geo. Allen and Miss Ethel Burdett
made business trip to Point Pleas
ant Saturday.
Miss vero Messick entertained quite
q number of her little friends Sunday
it being her birthday.
L D: King was calling on friends
Saturday.
Mr.. E. II. King is numbered with
the sick this week Blue Eyes.
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Moving Pictures.

A large and appreoiative audi
ence was at the Opera House last
night to see the famous Thomas A.
Edison's moving pictures as pre-
sented by the Motion Picture
Company of Washington, D. @.
We have frequently had exhibits
of moving pictures in black and
white, but this is the first time we
have seen them in natural colors
and the effect is magnificent.
Among the illustrations produced
last evening were Mt. Pelee in Err
upton. The Storm at Sea, The
Tramp's Dream. Casey and the
Steam Roller, Fun in q Bakery,
Jack aud the Beanstalk. The lat
ter which was entirely in colors
was the CHOICE of the evening and
afforded much amusement to all
Those who wish to see an absolute
ly first.olass exhibit of moving pic
lures should not mise this grand
opportunity The Fairmont Times.
Fairmont. W. Va.
At Hooff's Opera House tonight
"wednesday and tomorrow night,
(Thursday).
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Governor Dawson has issued an
other batch of political pardons
down at Huntington and made the
mistake of attempting to assign
reasons for official intervention on
the part of the chief executive. It
would have been better for his repu-
tation If he had reputation if he
had granted the Pardons and said
nothing about the grounds on
which the pardons were based. In
his statement he enters into a dis
QUESTION of the political situation in
Huntington and then winds mp
with the protest that politics had
nothing to do with his granting
the pardons. As there is no other
sufficient ground assigned, and as
he seemed to have politics on the
brain at the time he granted the
pardons, he has laid himself open
to the charge of granting them
solely for political reasons. The
governor makes himself about as
ridiculous in his explanation of
this matter as he did few months
ago when he tried to explain his
pardon of a Wayne county negro
by declaring that he did not know
the politics of the negro, 1t may
be possible that he does not know
the politics of the persons who he
has been pardoning. but one thing
is certain, if he does not he Is q
very close guesper. He has not
missed it in a single oase.-Fair-
mont Times
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Thankagirine saruiea.

The Union Thanksgiving service
will be held this year at Trinity M.
E. Church, IL a. m. The Rev. j.
M BoIand. D. d, will be the
preacher. Let every one manifest
to God their gratitude for the past
year ind what it brought them and
attend this service. Let the bust
ness world. for one hour, suspend
it's busy wheels 30 as clerk as we'll
as proprietor may worship God and
return thanks. The Offering will
be for charitable purposes.
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An ENJOYABLE Dance.

The dance given by The Point
Club in the Assembly Hall at The
Spencer last Friday night in honor
of Miss Patty Savage. of Ashland,
KY, was very enjoyable affair
there being about thirty couple
present. The music was furnished
by SeIby's Orchestra. of Middle
port. Those present from a dis.
lance were: Mr.. and Mrs. o. l..
Kiger and Mrs. b. b Henking,
of Gallipolis, Ohio, Miss Elanore
Spilman, of Spilman, Mrs. Kate
Windon and Miss Lucy Long, of
Maggie. Messrs Frank L. Laird, of
Charleston. F Harrison and E B
Hopkins, of Washington, D o.,
Fred G. Davis, of Middleport, Chas.
Neale, of Quincy and e. G.. Pat.
terson, of Maggie. From town, Mr..
and Mrs Homer Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs l. Q. Riddle, Hon. and Mrs.
Rankin Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs. G. O.
Lewis, Mrs o. G. Bowyer. Mrs. B.
r Stevens, Mrs. j. L PanneIl,
Misses Janet and Mary McCullooh,
Irene and Media Bowyer. Josephine
and Reba Beale, Veva HaptonstalI,
Gertrude Howard, Bonnie Burks,
Ora Carpenter, Msude Kisar, Nan
Gabbert, Mamie Nease, Virgie Lee
Hughes, Annie Grice, DR.. F v.
Butcher. Messrs. W. w. Rilev,
Griff Z. T. Smith, @. q. MoCull.
ooh, E. j. Somerville, Carl Brues.
tie. Arthur Price. Fritz Hess, Ed
Filson. A. B. MoCullooh and Har.
~ Wells.
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various destinations. While at
Charleston, on invitation of Mr..
Charles Ward the party visited the
shops of the Ward Engineering
Works and inspected the new
Ward steel towboat now in course
of construction there and were all
highly delighted and edited by
what they saw.
The Gillian arrived at the Point
on Sunday about 10 a. m after
what had been most delightful
and interesting trip. There can-
not be the slightest doubt that the
effort of the Great Ksnawha River
Improvement Association towards
q general amicable understanding
of the different points regarding
the improvements desired, and the
increase of general good Fellowship
of the different interests, will re-
suit in great mutual benefit to all.
Capt Gordon Green has decided
not to dock the Courier this fall.
owing to the river staying at navi-
gable stage in her trade all season.
The Courier is however in good
condition.
On Tuesday, December II, bids
will be opened at Wheeling for
the construction of dam No. ID, in
the Ohio river. about six miles be-
low Wheeling. 1t is thought the
dam should be completed within
two years. although the work on
the look at that point has been so
slow that some say it will take at
least three years. When these two
important improvements are CON-
pteted the Ohio river will be slack
watered as far north as Wheeling,
and perhaps beyond, which will
stimulate commerce in that section
or the river to quite percentltle
degree.
The Henry M. Stanley, here un-
dergoing repairs at the Kanawha
Docks. departed from her moor
ings last Saturday morning. The
Stanley is now practically new
packet.
Mate Dan ssyre, of Leta,t, is on
the Greenland Dan is one of the
few river men that deserted the
railroad to steamboating is not 80
dangerous.
The Neva looks fine in new paint.
She has been repaired and is in ex
cellent shape and hds new electric
lipht nlant.
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Teachers, Institute.

A district teachers institute was
held at Heights last Friday, for the
convenience and benefit of the teach
ers of Lewis and Robinson districts.
It was conducted by the County Supt.
of Schools, Prof. c. A. Green. Lewis
district was well represented, but j.
b. Yeager and ]. f. NJ. Hill were the
only teachers in attendance from Rob-
inson- Prof. Steenbergen. Supt. of
the Point Pleasant schools and all his
associate teachers came in abou three
o'clock lin the afternoon The Prof.
was called on more than once, and
the part that he took in the round
table" discussion, showed that he is
well qualified TO fill the position that
he occupied.
The County Superintendent illns-
trations of the ru es in mensuration
by the use of blocks. were helpful and
highly appreciated: but his plan of
dealing with patrons who write notes
of complaint to the teacher, was sure
ly worth great deal to every teacher
IL attendance.
Attorneys, W. NJ. Duffy and B. H.
Blagg were frequently called on and
responded in a manner that showed
their familiarity with the teachers
work They were both teachers form
erly.
1t would be ungrateful not to &C
knowledge the generous hospitality
of the people of Heights in entertain
ing the teachers. J.B.Y.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ofMarshall College Student Injured
in Football Game.


John Buckmsn, a senior at Mar
shall College, who played left half
in the foot ball game Saturday
with Ohio. University, relates a
very peculiar experience, which he
himself cannot account for and
which seems to him a great deal
like a dream, as far as the football
game is concerned
In the first part of the second
half of the game Ruckman receiv
ed injuries by q kick, as we'll as he
can remember, in the spine. which
rendered him almost senseless dur
ing the rest of the game He says
he positively can not remember a
thing else that happened in the
game and that several of his team
as we'll as the coach remained with
him during the night and that it
was five O'Clock Sunday morning
before he came to his right senses.
Several of the team who stayed
with him say the same thing.
He did not know who won the
game, yet he played it through and
never made AN error throughout
the mad rush for victory.
Several times the members of the
team say he told them the signals
when they were bothered themsel-
YES The first that was MOTTO
ed of his state of mind was that
when he started home he went to
the wrong room and refused to
bulge, thinking it was his own
room and then by his peculiar ao-
tions.
Throughout the night he kept
on inquiring who won the game
and other questions, as one who
had not heard from the game.
However, when he became thor
oughly conscious he remembers
everything that happened until
the time that he was injured
Huntington Advertiser.
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ROLLINS
orrespondence. Nov. 90.

Correspondence, Nov. 90.
Mrs Mariah Sines, Albert Hiatt and
wife. of Baden, were visiting L. Gill,
of Three Mile, this week.
w. II. Rollins, who has been con
fined to his bed with rheumatism, we
are glad to say is improving.
W. 8. Duff, of Brighton. was in this
vicinity Tuesday.
Mrs. Dudley Rollins and little son
Guy, who have been visiting her
mother, Mrs. burst, of Mill Creek,
have returned home.
Autta Rollins has returned home
from Ohio and is now attending the
Bug Run SCHOOL.
VIM. Shines and wife, of Athens, o.,
were visiting z. J. Rol ms and family
Thursday and Friday. Blue Eyes.
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Middleport Republican, How. II.
w. r. Harris and wife went TO
Point Pleasant Saturday on q few
days visit to her mother and sister.
Miss Josephine Holloway and
sister. of Point Pleasant, were in
town Saturday shopping
Mrs. James Windon, of the Flats
spent few days in town the guest
of friends.
Glenn Krieg and family of Lo-
gan, were in town Sunday visiting
Wesley Barrows They came to
meet David Lewis and wife who
are here visiting from Seattle.
Mrs. N. @. Hopkins, of Chicago,
is here on couple of weeks visit
with Mrs. Ida Dobbs. She vii
probably spend the winter with
her sister in the Flats, of W. Va.
Engineer Tom Field was off du-
ty several days the past week. He
spent the time in Charleston set
thing up the estate of his brother.
MIR. Field was the administrator.
He will still continue in the drug
business in Charleston.
Mrs. j. F. White. of Charleston,
is here the guest of her sister, Mrs..
Tom Field. She is also entertain
ing her sister law, Mrs. W 81.
Wilson, Jr,, and son of the W. Va
Capital City. The ladies will re-.
main until after the pleasant event
which Mrs. Field will give next
Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Major Downing and Mrs.
q. w. Keiser were in Point Pleas
ant, Tuesday in the interest of the
art and Loan Exhibit" soon to
be held there. Mrs. Downing,
Mrs. Field. Mrs. D. B, Hartinger
and Mrs.. Keiser are the committee
to COLLECT relics in this county.
Mrs Field and Mrs Downing are
owners of large and CHOICE lot of
Revolutionary relics and will ex-
hibit them there on this occasion
They will be more than pleased if
any one having an old time relic
connected with the war of the
Revolution will loan it to them to
put on exhibition and the same
shall be taken care of and afterward
returned to the owner.
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The Missouri Pacific Railway Co.
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway 20.
Less Than Half Faro
For Round Trim.

To points in the West and South
west, Nov. 9Th and 2Ist, Dec. 18th and
10Th, 1908, via Missouri Psciflc-Ipon
Mountain System.
Tickets bear final return limit Of
twenty-one days from date of safe.
also liberal stop overs both on going
and return trip, thus affording an
excellent opportunity to visit the ter
ritory that is now attracting the par
ticular attention of the homeseeker
and investor.
For descriptive literature and fur.
Their Information, address
III. G. TOWNSEND,
q. p. & T. A, st. Louis, Mo.
a a GALLAGHER, D. P. A,
4l9 Walnut st. Cincinnati, o.
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ECKARD CHAPEL.

Correspondence, Nov. IL.
Andrew Smith, of Flat Rock, is
very i'll at this writing. -
County Superintendent, C a. Green
was visiting schools in this vicinity
last week.
GMrs Roy Kincade and Mics BIanch
Kincade were visiting Mrs. ). III. Jones
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin PuIlin, of Flat
Rock. spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. John Jones.
Mr.. W. 7. Wiley was q business
visitor at Point Pleasant one day last
week.
Reuben Mcdaniel was visitor to
Point Pleasant Friday. Blue Bell.
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The Masonic Grand Lodge and The
Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs at Charles
ton Last Week.
SELECTED AS THE To-
CATION FOR THE
ODD FELLOWS
HOME.
The Most Interesting Meetings OF
Lodges Ever Held in
the State

The Masonic Grand Lodge Of
West Virginia, the Grand Lodge
of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows and the Daughters of Re.
bekah met in annual session at the
Capital City last week.
The interest manifested in the
meeting of these three Grand
Lodges, has never had an equal
in the State.
Much business was transacted by
the Lodges, all of which tends
for their advancement.
The Shriners held one of the
largest meetings ever held in the
State, Friday night. There was 6
GLASS of over sixty taken in.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter
elected the following officers
Grand High Priest, Geo. M
Ford, Wheeling.
Grand King, Joseph Q Lessage
Huntington.
Grand Scribe, Thos. g. Striokler
Ellenboro
Grand Treasurer, Samuel N
Myers, Martinsburg.
Grand Secretary, David b. Reed
Clarksburg.
Grand Chaplain, j. Howard Glib.
bonB, Point Pleasant.
Grand Lecturer, Jos. Hall,
Wheeling
Grand Captain of Host, John
W. DeVerber, r 'nceverte.
Grand Principal, Sojourner, Jas
Luke, New Cumberland.
Grand Royal AToh Captain,
Wyndham Stokes, M 4rtinsburg
Grand Master 3rd Veil, Harry
s Cushwa, Msrtinsburs
Grand Master I'd Veil, FL Byron
Bagnley, Wheeling.
Grand Master let Veil, Frank E
Nichols, Fairmont
Grand Marshal, VIM. T. Ritten-
house, Parkersburg
Grand Tier, W. 81. Rose, Wheel
ing.
The Grand Lodge officers of
Odd Fellows are. Grand Master,
q. B. Bell, Grautsville; Deputy
Grand Master, @. M. Woodbridge,
Coalburg; Grand Warden. W. 81
Cecil, Parkersburg; Grand Score
tary, E. A Billingslea, Fairmont;
Grand Treasurer, A. j Sesmon,
Moundsville; Grand Representa-
tive, Rev, w. 1. Garter, Hunting
ton.
The Daughters of Rebekah
elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Min
ME Stone, Grafton; Vice President,
Anna Siloott, Petersburg; Grand
Warden. Sadie Ruttenoutter, Ma
son; Treasurer, Emma Payne,
Sissonville; Secretary. Hattie Ro.
ney, Golfers; Official and State
Instructor, Ella Chapman, Hart.
fOf0
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Best Piped Town.


Mr. o 81 Garard, of Wellston,
Ohio, representing the Treat &
Crawford Co, of Pittsburg, the
Company that is piping gas into
this CITY was in town Monday
looking after the work of laying
the gas pipe line in ou1
town which is rapidly being
done. Main street is being
laid with a 4 inch main on each
side under the eide walks, Wand
street will be laid with 4-inch
main through the center of the
street. Mr.. Garard says that Point
Pleasant will be the best piped
town that he knews of when it is
completed. He spoke very fatter-
ing of our little CITY and paid it's
enterprising citizens many CON-
pliments; he further said if he
should ever look for location to
live in he certainly would move to
Point Pleasant. The survey corps
are now making the survey for the
main line from the Roane county
fields which will be a IL inoh
main with about 700 pound pres
sure and all probability it will come
into the Ohio river some where be-
tween here and opposite Addison,
Ohio, and would oross the river.
Point Pleasant citizens should feel
proud that such a wealthy and
strong company as the Treat &
Crawford Co, has the franchise
for piping gas into the town. As
doing business with such people
as they are there will not be any
shortage or playing out of gas.
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Miss Lizzie Roush, of Pomeroy, visi,
ted relatives at this place Sunday.
@. L. Roush and daughter Frances,
were visiting H. NJ. Spencer and fam.
lily Sunday.
Grover Roush. of Pomeroy, was
visiting his father near this place Sun
day. Endymion.
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GRAHAM STATION.
Correepondence. Nov 9O

Correspondence, Nov. 20.
s. A. Lewis moved his family to Ma
son City last week. VIM. Jewell NOV
ed into the house vacated by him.
Misses Frances and Agnes Dover
left for Pfttsburg laat week where
they have employment.
Harry Clarke. of Marshall College,
visited his parents at this place Sat
urdsy and Sunday.
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The Panama Canal Commission
has spent all of the 100000 600 ap-
propriated by Congress to begin
the work of digging the canal, and
asking for more funds. Ten mil.
lion gone. and no more than drop
in the bucket.
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New Tourist Car Service via Iron
Mountain Route.

Commencing..Tuesday. Nov. 81,
and thereafter on the first and third
Tuesday of each month, we will
operate a through Tourist car be-
tween st. Louis and Mexico City,
via The Iron Mountain Route.
leaving st. Louis 500 p. m. For
berth reservations and further in
formation, address 81. @. Town
eend. g P & T A.. st Louis, No !,
A. A. Gallagher, D. P. A., as
Walnut St, Cincinnati, o.
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AuV man VIII
send for q doctor
W b en- he gets
bed-fast, but tho
wiser one is he
who adopts
proper precau-
tlonary, proven
tive and curative
measures w en-
first appear the
Ills which, II un-
checked and un-
cured, grow into
serious illness.
Impaired diges-
tion and nutri-
ton Arc generally
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Free! Free.

John Q. Stortz, The Jeweler
will give away December 18th, a
$500 toilet set.
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IN IOIOIuQQeTS
Of nervous or functional breakdown.
Nature has provided remedies most
abuhdAntly for all such conditions In our
native medicinal plants. With the use
OF chemically pure glycOrine, of proper
strength and 1T proper sustained temp
efatur0, DR.. Pierce extracts from Golden
seal root, Queens root, Stone root BLACK
Chefrybark, Bloodroot and Mandrake
root, medicinal principles which, when
combined In just the right proportions,
constitute his widely famed Golden Med
tcdt Discovery" It restores the tone OF
the stomach, the activity of the liver
and the steadineSs of tho nerves pouring
vitality into the blood till the once sick
and dObilitated one 10 60 renewed In
health, strength and power that he can
resume bis work, whatever It is, with
rigor and elasticity
All medical authorities, of whatever
school, agree that Hydrastis or Golden
Seal one Of tho essential roots I'm the
makeup of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery-is of very great value as a
pure tonic, and az an alterative-valuable
In chronic affections of the stomach in
testines and bladder
Nesees m! N9t T0'9ly The orI tI1 bu. the
AeWeSS up over 40 years ago, By old
Dr. R v. Pierce. have been
sands attest. They're purely vegetable.
being made up of concentrated and refined
medicinal principles. extracted from the
Toots of American plants Do not Rripe
Ono or two for gtomRch corrective, three or
LOAL A0E CetnNItlc.
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A large crowd was entertained
for nearly two hours ON Saturday
night at the z. N Q. A. Audi
torium by the moving pictures.
The views were exceptionally good
and pleased the large crowd Of spec-
tstors. The Life Of an American
Fireman was exciting, aud being
in colors.. was wonderfully vivid.
The York Daily, York, Pa.
at Hoofs Opera House, Wed.
nesday and Thursday, November
90 and as
Prices the lowest at the Hnu-
mage sale.
Perhaps just what you want isat
the Rummsge sale. Come add ESQ
Don't judge man by his arst
friendships in fawns judge him
~ f..-e
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th dav
Of december shall make application 70
the Governor Of West Vjrgfnia for q Pardon
OF the ohense for which was sentenced %
Sonnnement in the Penitentiary OF Wet
Virginia at the June term, 1906, of the Cir
cult Court OF Mason County, West VIrRfnia
nov 10 2Wks HATTIE STANLEY