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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-16
gett ,sper 90 Sapreu

ihon tuuroe Wars. @inslotu's Spu.
thing Sbrup nDn Wiuipnen uun
Wtiittern beim 8abnen Der &inber
anaewenoet. Wirit Du i'm Snlafe
ourb oas Sdreien zines 3inoes Qe.
it6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lift uno Dor
Sbmeraen speint9 gBenn 10, laffe
iofort cine Tlaibe npn ,.Mrs.
Winsloms SoDtbing Syrup" hulen.
Sein 8ert lift unbeaablbar. gs miro
oem fleinen 2eioenoen iofprt Ninoe.
runa ueribaffen. gerlaBt euh boz
rauf. Wtiitter, es 1T fein 8meifel
bariiber. gs beitt Diarrbue, reau.
liert ben Waseu uno bic @ieren,
beieiti9t Winb &oltf, ertueidt ben
8aumen, uerbinbert gntsInouna
uno ftdrft oas ganse Spftern.
yWrS. Winslpus Southina SurupA
fiir sa6nenoe ainoer lit onaenebm
i'm @eihmad; bas gecept itammt
BON eineni ber beiten meiblihen
Gerste in ben Ser. Staaten. Gs lit
bel allen Druagiften in Der eanaeu
Welt su baben. Breis 25 gerts per
Tlafdae. 9auft nihts anberes. als
Mrs. WinslDtps Supthino Suruu.
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er bor 6ein8. 2luh er blutete aus elmer
tiefen Sttrnfpunoe. aber er f9rttt auf>
re6t auf ben entiebter 9arrb gu unb
ftredte ibm nit milbem, beri66nlinen
@rnite Die 6anb sntsegen,
Qls Sorrp in @1fpeiB ssbabst err
ipa9te, betraf fetn erfter gebanfe
@rete. Son ibr niirbe er erfdhrsn,
tpie Die Oinge itonoen.
gr batte iie felt Sabr unb Sag ni9t
gefeben, aud friiber ME ouf fie seadtet.
Sold Elm dummies gauernmdb6en
tuiirbe it9 f6nea berratben. sic mar
i9on auf Dem Mege mad Dem SdloFe,
uno Sarrb elite tbr bef9leuntgten
S6rittes na9. lin feinen preis pol1te
ct iie i'm S9loi7e felbit auffu9en, benn
5etna burfte bon feiner Nnipeienbeit
ni1ts erfdbren.
Nun bate er iie eingebolt. lInb nit
ongenebmem grftdunen fab er etn bilos
biibf9es. abrett eetleibetes Mdo9en
bpr ii9. Sa, bos mar beinabe eine
S90nbeit. Dd lieB fi9 am gnoe bes
5oritse9ilfen @iferfu9t besreifen.
grete, Der man seIast bate, Der urt,
setpobnte @aft tpolle febr frib btnaus
auf ben Nnitan6, mar nun ni9t tpenig
perpunbert, tbn pI0bIi9 an ibrer @eits
gu febeu. gr fei i'm Muftrase fsiner
Weutter bier. sdna betmlib, es hanbl.
iid I'm cine lleberraf9uns fiir-5ein5,
fdgte er ibr. l1nb ridtig, iie besanu
;Ae4 fair niifmfrffnm an .tnernen-
fsEortiesuna IpIot.l
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,pit btilis.n Arukonilt.
9enttd)e Werebrans BET Yanatred)teM sns
alten GeDpten-S Ssrufobttiase.

Gettttd)e 8erebrnne BET ganatred,ten tns
alten GsDpten- -SerutoSitiase.
Sm Ntltbal tperosn oie &rotobile
nod beute Semfa6 genannt nie Dor
Sabrtaufen6en, oenn 6isie 8biere ia,
ben in ggDpten INNER 0as e9rfiir9tise
Sntsrefe Der menfdli9en Mitbepa6s
ner oes 2anoes eripedt, tpel9e ibnen
fogar s6ttlide 8erebruns aollten, aIlsr>
otnss nur aus 9lngit, tpas oaraus
berporgebt. bab bic &rotooile ols beis
Iise 9biere beg @ottes Sppbon betrad,
tet ipuroen, Der aIs prinssp bss 95feu
eals
Rur bte 8epobner bon Sentnris,
benz heutigen Denoera6, batten ben
Mutb, ben 4rofo6ilen sinen Rries bis
aufs Meifer gu ertlGren unb tbnen
gu 2etbe gu seben. tpo fie iie fanoen.
Sont bate oos &rotobil allentbolben
fetne 9empel, namentli9 in 0riinoe
uno in Mempbis. ipdbrenb es am
WeoertseSee cine sdnas &rotooilitaot
CAB. Die priefter Der Ssmpel fiitter>
ten bte Sbiere ni9t nur, {onoern fis
opferten ibnen au9 pisle @9mudia@en
aus @olb uno Gbeliteinen in GeftaIt
bon Irmbdnoern, Obrringen unb SECT,
ten, bte ben Sbieren tpon0olih anae,
lest tpurben. Menn etnes Der beilieeu
Rrotobile itarb, 70 tpurbe es forgfdltia
einbdlfamirt uno In setpeibten Sdrsen
In tnterirbifhen @rabtammern aufbe,
,pabrt.
Na4 5erebnt gtns bie Were1runa
Der &roto6ils 10 melt. bab tpenn Elm
Gsnpter ooer etn Grember bon einem
Rrofooil eetObtet mar, er glet4fuua
getpiFermaben als beilige perIDnli6,
tett betra4tet uno nit bsfonberer Jeier.
lfdteit befattet purbe.
Bis in Die neueite 3eit CAB es ein.
grpbe Wenge bon &rofobilen i'm Rils
tbal, aber fie baben ii9 entipre6eno
Der Ibnabme bes alien Refpefts iebr
psrminoert. Neben ben bdufigen ouI
ite DeranitaIt.ten Sasben fino BIZ
0ampff4iffe auf Dem g2it fir Iie etn.
bo4it unan9nenebme Neubsit getpor,
ben, 70 baB iie ii9 biz ienfsits BEG
eriteu eroBen Sataratts auriidaesooer
baben. Qu9 jeBt tperben iibriaens bi.
&rotooile bon ben Gtngeborenen nod
sednsslt, ober man bat nod einen
nsuen Grid erionnen, Inn bie Sbiere
beran5uloden. Gs itellt fi9 nGmlif
etn Wdnn ans ltfer NIT einem tletnen
Gertel, bas er bur9 SdlGae sum
S9rsisn 6rtnst. Die tapferften 4ro,
tootlidser finb Die gaubi.r, bic ft4 Dor.
f9tig an bas @uubtbier beranf9tei'
den uno tim einen 9atsn am Salfe bs,
feftissn, tporduf ftt es entipsber srf9la,
gen, ooer fans ss ii9 nod in's MaFsr
| rstten lam. bort ubaappsla laFsn,
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Gin @emitbsmenfa.

Der bertibmts enslifhs 9biermdler
0an6feer erbielt eines Sases bon benz
ocrb 90. ben Muftras, einen feiner
9unbe gu malen. Do9 Der Riinitler
batte gerabe 10 biel 81 tbun, bab er
am etntse Monate Mufi9ub bat. gea@
Mnserer Sett trof ct ben 0or6 auf Der
Strabe unb tbetlts tbm NIT, bab er
nunmsbr fetnsn Muftras ausfiibren
s5nns.
%. aeter Syreunb," erfldrte aor6
DO, .ba tomntn Gie leiber su ipGt.
Der 1uno III mir nGmli9 abbanoen
eeto'aneH.
sMan ia. ibn Jbnsn isbenfans ges
inblen. gDoIlen @ie MIR seftdtten, i'm
90 n,alen, nenn ih ibn ipie6erftnbe9"
fragte 2dnbfeer.
~getpib. NIT gsrsniisen!" sntses.
nete Der 2orb.
2anbfeer eins borduf mad Sdufe,
lieb einen ibm betannten 6unbefdnser
sommen. bef4rieb Tim ben Dumb oe.
nau unb ertbeilte ibm ben Qluftrae,
6as Sbter 10 i4nelI pie m5sli9 aus.
ftnots 5u MAIDEN.
Der 3unbefdnssr trouie ji4 binter
ben Sbren unb erflGrte bonn mad,
Gnsertm Hefnnnsn: .ginsn iolden
6unb, tuie Gie ibn bef6riebsn, babe
Id bor etnsser 3eit sefe6en. ss5 boffe,
ID iann Jhntn has Gbier In bret
Wo4en bringen..
.Sn bret mo4enG" rtef 0anbf.sr.
.Unfnn! Sn a4tuubbisrsis @tunbsn
mub i4 ben Sunb baben!S
sRetn. 6err," entsesnete Der Mann.
bis babin sebs es ni9t."
Run, i.bsn Sic gu, mas itt) ma.
4sn ldbt. unb fdaffen @ie lin 70
t4neq als mSslid berbei," etISrt,
eanofesr f9lieBlid.
@isrsebn Sage tparsn perftri9en. bc
srf4sen Der SunbefGnssr tpieSsr. ben
6an6 auf ben Mrnen traosnb.
rNa. bd boben 81. ibn iol" rt.f
ganbfesr erfreut. rgDarum boben 81.
Wu oenn ntebt eher gtbra9t2"
v0srr 2anofeer, Gis itnb Elm gutter
oerr,s eripiberts Der Sunbefauasr, i'd
tcta Jbnen olles ersdblen. ssd5 bctt.
ndmlth ben 9un6 Dem aorS 50. o.s
toblsn nno ibn elmer alten Dam. In
portlano fiir .ine 70 bOb. eumm.
eertauft, oab Id ibr bas Weraniia,n
letnss geiiBes bod tptnishsns bteraebn
gage eSunsn nuBte, .se Id ibn ibr
lbssb.r ftabfl-
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Elm TEXAS WUNDER.

Cine fleine Slaidbe uDu Seras Bunber,
oau's eroBer enterduns, beilt aGle 0ie.
rert' uno Slaienleibeu. entfernt Stetne.
beilt Diabetes, GmsfuB, ihtuabe 8iiden,
Hbeumatismus un6 aGle unreselm6sta.
tetten Der 3teren unb ber Blaie bei BEL.
oen 0eiblehtern, ebenio Blaienleiben
bel &inoern. @enn guer GpDtbeter es
uiht nertouft, tbnnt Sbr es seeeu Gin.
ienoung BON $1.00 erbalten. Cine tleiue
5laide reibt fur stuet Nonate mnb Der.
feblt ielten Seiluns. 9r. @. 90. 5all,
aleiniger Sobritant, 3. .. gur 629, ct.
eouis. 0eo. 2aBt gub Seuenifie Ihideu.
bum Bertauf bel allen 9ruaQiften.
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&efet HteS.

goatum, geras ben 5. Sanuar 1sO3.-
Or. Y. Us San, st. Souls. Ro.-gSerter
peril SD ielbft uub meine Grau, mir
llno ourd9 Shr 8egas 8unber, 5au's
@r0be gntoedung, BON Nterens unb Blas
lehletoen gebeilt poroen uno tbnnen es
beftens empfebleu.
20. So. @imberts,
Srieoensribter uno 8ieforber,
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Spat1aeltFG intberHdse ct. Spbous
ue6 9 Qfrrhe
gde Wueba. unb @fbsIrefo,s;,ros.

Gde Ruebas unb Sab.Breia.Strase.
.Sonnfoq qsihuIe: Seoen Spnnto 7
Sprmittoe um llbr. q
o Sottes D len f: Sebeu Spuutna um
10 llbr 8ormittaas.
Abeno @ottesbiemn; S.oen
SoHntag nm llbr abenbs.
Seoer Sentihe 1T berslib tuiIlfummen.
WohHunB al4 Sdb.Rrefas strass,
,. 6artmann. 0aiIur,
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Edsltde xourtften sd,latwaaeu

iiab Californian. ebenfo nad ct.
SouIs nio TeTas & Becific Babn
obne 8ehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
etnen 2ifet : Igenten meaeu oieles
neuen 9ienites uoer an 6. g. Eur.
tier, @eneral' BafiaaiersGaeut. 9al.
tnS, 9eras.
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@alen' ooer pals ssatarrb plro
lofort befeitiat une permanent furirt
eur9 "Rors aSrmalin'', tGimer
q Mmeaa). Sn alien GpOtbeten
gu lbaben. '''''"
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GoHlal Springs NnrIera.

8Game?
IOat Sbr gdume au sere6ten greie
fen?
8Olt Sbr 9eiunbe unb quite 8dume +?
WOut Sbr 6reuoe an eurer GnpfIons
5uns baben?
BOllt Sbr ebrIid bebanbelt iuerben ?
50 be5iebt Guren 8eOarf BON
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Jnbn =. Bolton, Oefentl. geotor
@ranoe'Sentum. Gsent tir 9eniicnson
lPfa@e. 4ol gsasarrO Str y. Eel. 43s
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OTTO LOCKE.
Weiu 8raunfeI8. Yerss

Gin @efunbbeits= =Gertififat nit ieoer
sSenouns. Reuer elesanter aataloa tpirb
ttr 3 Gents frei perianbt.
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Beiut; Shols's Saloon, g(a.
mo- Blaaa. Stets 'friides Bier an
9apf,
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q. u. & ~. @. Saba.
N hf N hrS

M. Sc. g =. @abn.
Nbfahrt.
9sa9 8eco, Sort Bortb, Dallas, aan,as
9tt9, ct. 2outs nnb Chicago. taalib,
tSunlet OepDt) Dt).........8.45 Nbenbs
Soeol6u9 nta SmitbnilIe. .1Ogurua.
nfuuft:
son Chicago. ct. Sous, &anIas 9th,
0auos, Sort Bortb nnb @acD, tdalin
tSuniet Sepotl ...........8 Moroens,
Iocalaua nia Smithnille. :. 9,O5 Nbeu6s
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Gulf Gbpre 8ahm.

Nbfabrt.
NaeH Sanernia, SUTHERLAND Sprinas.
StoneaIe, tagltb, $500 8prm.
Nnfunft
S9n Stpdbale, Sutherland Springs unb
Gaoernia. t6alidh. .2:3O Nat1m.
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Giienbabn=Tabr=Hlall.
s. & O. q. 8ab,, .

- " ~ ss
Rad allen Rorb,EerassBunfter .......
................4 l1br uno 500 Borut.
sfeb ct. Souls. Mempbis unb benl
Often. .1.20 ubr noehm.
Noh Roro 9eras, Ranias gitp uno
~ Sf. Souts. ts................. aben6s
2tul9 NeEIIo, Io,............... 9.l5 BORN.
funft.
gon ct. 9ouis unb benz Often. Il gDrn,.
8on Iocalen Bunften $50 nnc1m.
8en ct. 2ouis u. benz Oiten:lO 40 abenbs
Son 9arebo unb 0ieritD -. loo nodbm.
Snntbera Hacifie @abn.
Nbfabrt.
Wa9 gsesu Orleans, SDnItDn nnb Sal.
oelfon taglib b............11.40 40 8orm.
AMo Ill., 81 Nbeuo8
Hab eagle 8a6, al 8aip. gaIifDrmien
uno Merito 300 8orm.
Nnfuntt.
Bon 0etn Orleans, 6pufton unb Sol
0efton td9lih h...........7.3E Morgens
uno 600 Nadbrn
Son el goio, Geliforuten unb Merito
............,........ 800 Nbenbs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-15
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate In the
Town of Point Pleasant, W. Va.

4oWu Oh 6o1nC f1eaSanC, w va
BY virtue of certain deed of trust
executed by Josephine Hess and G. F.
Hess, her husband, to the undersign.
ed Trustee, dated the l4th day OF
August, 1902, and recorded in the
Court of Mason County, West Virgin
ia, in Trust Deed Book No. 25, page
443, &C., to secure the payment of a
certain debt evidenced by a certain
promissory note made by Josephine
Hess and G. F. Hess payable to j.
Capehart, or o der, for thesum of one
thousand dollars, which note is fully
described in said deed of trust, and
default having been made in the pay
ment of said note, which is past due,
and having been hereunto requested
by The said J. Capehart, the owner and
holder of said note, will on
Saturday, September Is, 1906,
at 10 o'clock a. m, at the front door OF
the Court House of said Mason coun-
ty, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, the property described in
said deed of trust, which is situated
in the Town cfPoint Pleasant, Mason
county, West Virginia, being a tract
ional part of Lot No. II, of the Second
Tier of the town lots of said town, and
bounded and described as follows, to-
wit:
On the West by the lot of C. F.
Hess; on the North by the Court
House lot; on the East by Wand
street; on the South by Fifth street,
and being the same lot conveyed to
the said Josephine Hess by Joseph
Helm by his deed dated the 18th day of
March, 1898, and of record in said
G erk's Office in Deed Book No. 60,
page $50, sc.
Terms of sale:-Cash.
E. J. SOMERVILLE,
aug. l, 4-w. Trustee.
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Good Protection.

You can send your family to the
Mason County Fair, August 8 and
10 and they will be looked after
aud taken care of by the Associa
ton The police protection will
be good. No bad conduct allowed
on the grounds. Absolutely no
gambling allowed. Everything
will be strictly moral aud clean. A
ine all day entertainment has been
made by the Association. Come
the two days and yon will never
regret it This will be the best
Fair ever held in Mason County.
Send for catalogue.
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Lot 1900 in Fair Haven, part OF
the John Bryan farm, onoe belong.
ed to Mary Lowden, sister of Ad-
miral John Paul Jones. This fact
was discovered by attorney a. O.
johnson while abstraoting the Bry-
an farm. She transferred it in 1916,
and it has come tumbIing down
the corridors of time.-GaIlipolie
Tribune.
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FIVE MILE.

Correspondence Aug s.
AS we haven't seen any news
from this place for some time will
come forth with bundle of news
for the best paper in the county.
Rev. Herd closed his meeting st
.he Five Mile school house Friday
night.
G. j. Eoksrd who has been sick
for some time is no better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hern and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lee
md baby were the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Beohtle Sunday.
The ice cream supper given at
John Roniker's Saturday night
was a grand snocess.
Miss Minnie SheIine, of THE
place and Mr.. Pearl Morrow of Red
mond, were married at Point Pleas
ant, August LIST. We wish them a
long and happy life.
There will be ice cream supper
at G. Bechtle Saturday night. Aug
1sl.
Success to the Register is the
Wish of Due Drop.
Miss Edna Roush, daughter of
Dr.. and Mrs. L. F. Roush, of Pom
eroy, died of typhoid fever, Mon
day, Aug 9th. at Kingwood. W.
Va, where she had been employed
as stenographer and book-keeper.
Her remains were brought home
Ifo1 burial.
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Mem Past SixiY fn DANGER

More than half of mankind over
sixty years of age suffer from kid
ney and bladder disorders, usually
enlargement of PROSTATE glands
Thie is both painful and dangerous
and Foley's Kidney Cure should
be taken at the first sign of danger,
as it oorrects Irregularities and has
Cured many old men of this dis
ease Mr. Rodney Burnett. Rock
port, Mo, writes: Il suffered with
enlarged PROSTATE gland and kid
uey trouble for years and after
taking two bottles of Foley's Kid
uey Cure 1 feel better than l have
for twenty years, although N
now 81 years old" Ali dealers
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POINT PLEASANT MASON COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA WEDNESDAY, Al
z ss1mably under orders Ger.

eenmably under orders GER
tainly not of their own volition,
the prosecuting department of the
Government has given public
notice that there viii be no i'm
priebnment imposed on the Stand
srd Oil officials under indictment.
in cAse of conviction. but that the
penalty will be limited to a fine,
pelhaps nominal one. They did
not steal a loaf of bread because
they were hungry, nor a coat be-
cause they were cold. for in that
Case they would have to visit the
penitentiery. Men who steal bread
and shoes are thieves while those
who steal millions in money are
fnst,ciers. Then again, if impris.
onmsnt were imposed the convict
ed otheials W5uld have to serve
tsss atences themselves. where
as if the penalty be a fine produ-
oers and consumers of oil will have
to pay it for the Standard. 1t will
not come out of the treasury of the
Standard. not at all The price of
crude oil will be reduced, or the
price on the refined product will
be increased; and from the profits
of this change in the market the
fine will be paid. and snug sum
left to ease the narrowed feelings
of the Standard. The dispatch
announcing the change of the
Government plans in these prose.
outione, says:
THE Government has altered
its plan of action against the
Standard Oil Company and the re
suit will save the officers from a
possible term in prison.
ut was learned tonight that the
Federal authorities have decided
to prosecute the oil inquiry under
the charge Of a misdemeanor. which
means that only fine can be i'm
posed in case of conviction. Here
tofore the charge has been felony,
which meant both fine and i'm
prisonment."
The whole career of the present
administration has besn one con
tinuous series of back downs when
it has been brought face to face
with the great corporations, trusts
and monopoIies that Cypress the
country. The campaigns.of Roose-
velt against the trusts have been
abort, decisive and 6zzles First
there would be bluster, brag and
big stiak;; then consultation aud
apology followed at the last by re-
treat and surrender. This is one
of the rules without exception.
rhe Standard Oil Company is the
latest and most ignominious of all
-Parkersburg Sentinel.
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Apologizing For 177e.

1
Daniel Webster summarized the
origin of the American Revolution
by saying it was fought on a pre-
amble, and every schoolboy knows
that he referred to the Townsend
resolution asserting the right to
tax the colonies. It may happen
that what is called the splits
tariff on the Filipinos may become
modern pream BILE. in which will
inhere the final overhauling of the
robber Dingley schedules.
A peculiarly woven cotton fabrio
in England is called a split. be.
cause it's edge is out, and thus is
made cheaper than the double
width textiles of American cotton
mile. The Filipinos are poverty
stricken. as all know. and the
cheapest clothing Is often more
than they can buy. But the ia,
pacious American manufactures,
through the medium of an asso
oiation, has oompassed the prohi
bition, of the Importation of these
cheap fabrics into the islands from
England by securing a surtax of
100 per cent upon them. Some
days ago "The Post" presented an
article by Bishop Charles Brent,
of Manila, on the outrage. but he
had not collected all the facts about
the passage of the bill.
1t was reported from the ways
and means committee. of which
Mr.. Payne. of New York, regular
Rumanoff on the tariff, is chairman.
and Mr.. Dalz II is member. Il
was rushed through the House
some member from Indiana inter
posing a few feeble questions
Senator Lodge. the presidential
ohum, hurried it from the oom
mittee in the Senate, and it was
passed on Washington's birthday.
If ever there was bald.fIced
atrocious outrage perpetrated upon
an innocent people without rep
resentation, it resides in this i'm
position upon our colonial depend
ants in the Orient The purpose
is sheer prohibition of buying in
the cheapest market. and the affix-
ing of 100 per cent tax, not de
fensible on any of even the most
fallaoious arguments cf protection
The aot was an apology to the Bri-
tish people for revolving, and ii
was reversal of the affectionate
eulogy which the American peo-
pie stand ever ready to pronounce
over George Washington.
The law is attracting 80 much
attention all over the country that
Mr. DaIzsll should interrupt his
Pacific coast dreaming by invent
ing, if possible, some of those
necessitous excuses for helping
enact it -Pittsburg Post.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-15
Galyes,on's Sta Wall

makes life now as safe in that city
as on the higher uplands e w
Goodloe. who resides on Dutton
st. In Waco, Texas needs no sea
wall for safety He writes: 81
have used DR. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption the past FIVE
years and it keeps me we'll and
safe Before that time 1 had a
cough which for years had been
growing worse Now it's gone
Cures chronic Coughs, La Grippe.
Group. Whooping Cough and pre-
vents Pneumonia Pleasant to take
Every bottle guaranteed at all drug
gists Price 500 and 81 90 Trial
bottle free
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-15
Hay FeEer and Summer Colds

Victims of hay fever will expert
ence great benefit by taking Folsy'e
Honey and Tar. as it stops difficult
breathing Immediately and heals
the infamed air passages, and even
if it should fail to oure you il will
give instant relief" The genuine
10 in a yellow package All deal.
ere
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-15
TRUSTEES SALE
OF valuable Real Estate in Robinson
District, Mason County, West Vir-
DIbUIICI
Rinia.


DY virtue of a certain deed of trust, exc
ID cuted by 1. ". Newman and Emma T..
Newman TO the undersigned Trustee, dated
in the office of the Clerk of the County Court
of Mason County, West Virginia, in Trust
Deed BOOK x NO. & ri page @ 1s4 &c; to secure the
and described. one of said notes being for
the sum of two hundred and sixty dollars,
payable to K. j. SOmerville, or order, which
Is to be first paid out of the proceeds of any
sale made under said deed OF trust, and the
hundred and ffty-two dollars, payable to
Merchants National Bank of West Virginia,
at Point Pleasant, or order. as well as TO se-
cure the renewal OF said note, or any part
thereof, and which is to be paid secondly
out of the proceeds of any sale made under
said deed OF trust, and which said notes are
fully set out and described in said deed OF
trust, and default having been made in the
thereof, and having been requested by the
said =. J. Someruille, the holder and owner r
estate, shall on
Saturday, August 25th, 1906, at
10 O'Clock, a. H.,
sell at public auction, at the front door of the
highest bidder, an undivided onc-sfxth in
terest In and to a certain tract of real estate,
Virginia, County OF Mason and District OF
Robinson, containing 3S4 acres, the said in
terest being the same that was devised t.
Susan A. Newman, for and during their
lives, and the fee sin pie to the survivor,
Iand said Susan A. Newman is now dead, }
which said will was duly probated in the
office of the Clerk of the County Court of
said County on the 9Th day of December,
1886 and Is OF record In Will Book No. 8,
page IL, &C.; the whole of said tract of land ,
sold, is bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at q stake where n white oak
formerly stood on the southerIy side of the
Letart Falls Road, said white oak was an
original corner, what was called the McDan-
fel and Brown tracts, thence with the divis-
lon line of Lot No. y ) w 224 D. to q stake
set in the old path, q dogwood pointer, all in
Lewis upper military line, and with said
line s 7S K 100 p. to a black oak tree, thence
n 10 f 2.S p. to a white oak, and corner to
Loves heirs, and with their line n 70 w 10
p. to a stake on southerly side of public road,
thence n 20 w IA p. 10 two hickories and
gum 6Outherly of Loves horse mill, n 10 w
5S p. to a stake in Loves old beech orchard
= 10 WS p. to stake inside of Loves field,
thence so w l73 p. To an ash and white oak,
corner to Leonard Rifles tract, and with
the westerly side OF the Letart Road in a
bend below Conrad Rifles house, thence
with the road to the beginning N 75 z p.
and 10 l., N 81 E Hp., N 7S E "a p. to the be-
ginning, containing three hundred and
eighty-four acres, more or less, being the
same tract of land conveyed by Mary New
man to Virginia E. Newman, and others, by
deed dated the Ist day of January. 1856, and
of record in the Clerks Office of the County
page 40, &c.
Terms of Sale:-Cash.
july 25-4w