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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-14
Vessel wrecked Near skins Island.

EDGARTOWN. Mass. May H. The
New York barkentne Hattie G. Dixon
bound from Baltimore for Boston
went ashore at $3.50 o'clock in the morn
ing on reef to the southwark OF
Skins island ana will probably be d
total loss. The vessel is hard aground
and full of water. Her captain hi,
wife and crew were taken off.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-14
Russia Launches a BattIeship.

SEVASTOPOL, May 1.-THE bat
t6ship John Slatoust (St John of the
Golden Voice was launched here in
the presence of Vice Admiral Chouk
min. commander of the Black sea fleet
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-14
Estate of Human P. Norton

CITATE OF VERMONT I'm Probate
DDstrct Ot Remington, S. Court, held AT
the Probate Office IN Bennington within and for
said District on the 30th day OF April, A d.
1906.
Present John V. Carney Judge,
An Instrume l. purp0ring to be the last VIII
and Testament Ut luman = Norton late Of
Bennington l. said district, deceased, being
presented by Lu nan s. Norton, one of the exec.
utors theren named Tor Probate, 1t is ordered
by said Court. that wi persons concern therein
he notified to appear AZ q session thereof, TO be
held at the Probate ONCE In Bennington, In
said district on the 18TH day of May, a. ID,
1906 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon. and show
cause II any they have against tue Probate of
said viii; Tor which purpose ! Is further or.
dered that this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Bennington Evening Banner
"a newspaper published at Bennington, m
this state previous 10 said time OF hearing
by the Court
Attest, JOHN CARNEY, Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-14

Itching piles provoke profanity,
profanity won't cure them. Doans
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years of suffer
ing. AT any drug store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-14
Minie Monpe MInr Tournament.

CHICAGO. May H. - BY defeating
George Slosson IN his last game Willie
Hoppe won the 1872 balk line billiard
tournament in Chicago with straight
wiring OF vlciOres
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-14
FRANK {. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

The girl who has no romance or SEN
tment in her makeup is like the pretty
flower which has no perfume.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-14
YnnderhiI, VIM nt rnris.

PARIS, May II. William X. Van
.derbilt's Maintenon won the Iupin
stakes for three yearolds at ten and a
half furlongs. at Longchamps. The
stake was worth $4,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-14
baltimore Downed Troy.

TROY, n. Y, May 1.-THE Troy
State league and Baltimore Eastern
league clubs played an exhibition
game at Albany, the latter winning by
score OF 10 TO g.
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THE EVENING BANNER

Entered at the post-oliice Bennington
VT, Dec. II, 1908, as second class
mail matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-08
Yaa Soo=yanen til ylars=
me0et.

s 9%orblnbelie meb Gen iorenebe
bonife eo.=lutb. Strife / Imerifa's
Narsmgoe / 8enmare, &c. Cat, fra
ben lite til ben 19be Sum- 1905,
9ioer pSoo.8 anen" (Wiinneapolis,
Ct. Saul & Sault Ste 6np.) fpl=
oenoe neolutte Yris:
Sra ct Saul og minneapolis til
Senmare o9 6etur $40. 0isle Bill
letter oil blioe til Sal9 fra ben 9be
til ben Lobe SUM- influlipe og fam
benpttes for 3llbagerejlen inotil
ben 30te SUM laa langt lom Wtin=
neapolis eler ct. Saul.
Spis no9en vnlfer at Hoppe peo
andre Statiuner paa 9ilba9erejlen,
oil bette bliue arrangeret ueo Mars
mgoet. Hejien tilba9e tan, ON gns
ties, 9gres uoer 9bief 6iper Sails.
". r. GALLOWAY,
General Passenger Agent,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-08

9icefongerne, 9uperngrerne o9 Gmz
beosm9noene regneoes at babe fDlot
oeres CONNER meo De 2 3reojeoeie.
NIligebel far Ginelerne t9ngt
paa at Hippo fri for 9art og @pros
peerne, ioet De forleoen uonepns
te Den bsjtitiaeoe Manoarin Sci
fang til praiioent o9 Superins
tenOent for 5oloinotagterne og
Manoarinen 5angfjiji til bans
pQojoint", p%jenipnli9 meo 0enblit
paa efterbadnoen at fad ifubbet gu
ropeerne til SIDE, 6bilfet bog nas
turli9bis er for gennemifueligt og
tiaige naiot, oels foroi Guropaerne
lite bill finoe fig / at bIipe itubbeoe
til SIDE, oels foroi De tineIiite Gnl-
beosmen0 er for foroarbeoe til
enonu at tunne e%ritatte @prop9erne.
aineiernes Chit til paa SoIoom@
raaoet at rirteliggere oct unge aiz
mas Sla9Oro oaina for aineierne"
er iaaleoes itrafs opoaget / Gprp>
pa, i9rlig / England, Der bar fell
materielle Snteresler paa bette
puntt, og man fan pare filter pad,
at %@ngl9noerne life u0en pioere
ldoer fig latte uoenfor. De bar al
lereoe litret fig diplomatic !0jelp
Of oeres aliereoe, Sapan, bpis @es
ianOt / peting bar giort 5oreitils
linger idmmen meO Den brittle Sc.
ianot. Og ielpe Spifldn0, Der inbs
Ter, at Oct Der brejer fig ON f9ne8-
ebrOp9iife Snteresler, L fel9e
crop meo Gnglano.
aina bliper altIaa npot til at
gda langiommere til 89rfs, bill
tet life tiltaler Den padgnen0c
6bdubinisme, iom life tenoer, |
bbert Silf9Ioe life pnoer, bet itas
tienite OroIprog, iom flyer, at Den,
Der 9aar langiomt, gadr f%ftert.
n5ornaro" / v&r. D9bl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-08
Sobn Stnart DILL.
(efter .&r. 0gbl.)
20. Mai 1906 = 5. M Il
1873.
Ii.
Selpbiograi |.

Operoroentlig interesfanot er
Stuart Mias Selpbiosraf, en- al
De MISUNDERSTANDING, Der finoes.
Site minoft for ariitne, % ban,
iom ban lelp flyer, er net al De me-
oct faa Gfssmpler | bette 2ano pao
e. Menneife, Der bar, lite bortfaftei
fin ~relisisie FRO, men aloris bait
nogen."
W1eo zen @eroen, Der er faa fulo
at Gioeller og faa panifabt peo
lretferoisbeo iom por", mener ban,
at man umulig fan forene Joreitil.
Iingen ON en- alm9gtig 9uo. nStdl
5roen paa @uo o~pretboloes, mao
ban opfattes Tom en- goo, men hun
besranfet Magt."
.6an ,mener bog, at Der Ell
0runo til at bepars Meliaionen. tb'
ben bar .gpnen til at lsfte Mer'
neffet no ODER ben besranieoe oe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-08

1867 fprte BAN life til uSpnOs
'crfenoelien".
O9fau bans 5jerte bar uitabt til
.@uo", men ban ituar Iom ct SIS
empel pda, bporleoes en- eniioig Sns
te1eftualisme, Notwithstanding, tan
potprre o9 tilintetepre oct religieie
Mnl9o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-08
&irfen Simlen.

ossV
SUBS airfe / 0imlen bporodn
ben bel err
Gen er faa fulotommen, iad ren
Og ida lter,
Den bar life plet eler Rnnte.
Dens Meolemmer tom Der peo tri>
itelig 3ro,
De 6pile MI no / EN- fulotommen
Ho,
gu inoen / Spnoen fan ipnte.
De 5ienoer, iom airten MAJ fGmpe
meb Der,
Com 0j9pelen, 9eroen pg &eoet
10 er,
De ale beieireoe ere,
De bar life lGneere Ma9ten oertil,
ut itDoe meo 6riieliens gloenoe
piI,
!6elt rolige oa De mac pere.
Raar ,Soroerig osmt meo 3etfers
ligbeo Der,
9eo Manoen, iom gil i 5Ortrent's
li9beooer,
Oo oeoe poa aoriet b%erefter.
Stal aae, Iom Der uoi Sroen 6olot
no,
: Gpig6eo bare ben 9erli9beos
Struo.
0porpeo ingen apoe pa better.
3bi Sbn6en er borte, iom Der poloer
Reo
Meo Spgoom og Sorris og bitrelts
Dso
& bore uol9noigbeos9
Den Spno, ipm iaa mango / 0els
peo bar bragt,
Gyoroi De Fl itooe meo SeIus / pagt,
Og 9eroen ej piloe forage.
De, Iom fommer mso blanot oe
ialiges Gal,
Naar osoe at @rdpens opitanoe ifal,
Oo Dom oper ole ituf bolbes,
Dc eoist bill globes / 5immelens
2ano,
ssoroi oe tom no at Den Srengi.-
lens Stano,
Com Der fun beo SDnoen forbolOes.
3 SimIen eli airteftrio fnoes ital
mer,
VT Somfuno ei fer emo oct enc Der
er.
Der ale faa bel fan forliges;
Sbi Sanobenen leper 10 afe Ser l.,
Den gsr fra 8ilofarelIer fulotoms
men fri,
Om a9ren ilet lite Der frioes.
5bi Spnoen | Sialen 81 mere Der
Dor,
Ser aGe CUBS Sroet faa belt BEL
fo%ritaar,
OF ingen ON @ioen mdd ipsr9e.
Se alle Der fnnger til SUBS Gam
NETS pris
Wleo @l1oe | 9iertet poa Gnglenes
Dis.
Slet insen bill graoe og isrse.
Iaar Sefus bar 0ommen til Gnoe
fulobragt,
0a pil ban. Iom puulus os ielp
oct bar iagt.
Sin Gaoer for 5erre ret taloe.
pa 6imlens 5eritarer paa fulofoms
men 0is
Sftsmme en- 2obiung til Jaberens
pris;
5bi Sub ga er aft uoi ane.
q. s. . at m.
SObn Stnart Drill.
(Gfter uGr. 9qbl.")
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-08
for SaIQ

vi har en- udmerket Skriv emaskine, ell
Ter Typewriter Wellington No. 2 for Salg.
Da vi ar faaet den for Avertisemt mt, kan
vi 81 lge den billig. Nudge Kebere bedes
henve nde sig til
Danish Luth. Publ. House, Blair, Nebr.
Maskinen er helt ny. Den er, hvad kali
des n visible Typ writer, Diet vii sige, man
kan Sc, hvad der skrives uden at leite OPP.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-08

oel~igbeostroen ligger Der en- for
Strait til at boIoe 9aabet oppe bps
lioenoe."
Men 9etingelien for at 9epce
Relisionen er, efter bans Mening,
antagelien al ZEN MoOietning mel
lem en- goo 0uOoom pg en- brutal
obermegtig Natur."
Stuart Dill uotaler fig ct Steos
i i'm Selbbiografi iddleoes pm Re
ligionen:
n9bao i6rlig Religionen dngadr,
Tau tror jeg, at oen 3iO er fommen,
oa enQper foritanOig Mdno, Ser
efter MODEM Soerpejelfe bar oper6es
rift iig ON, al De g9loenoe Menins
GER life alene er falite, men o9fda
Tfooelige, bar ben gligt at epre
lin afbigenOe Mening befen0t; |
oct minoIte bpr ban ggre oct, 6pis
bans Sitting e1er Rdon ger BET
i%onoipnligt, at Der bill tiaG9ges
bans Menin9 9%etpbning.
@n iaoOan 5%ilitaoelie bil0e en-
Sang for aGe gre en- Gnoe paa
Den a~lminoelige 5oroom. at boa0
man, meeet u~egentlig, faloer 9ans
tro, er forbunoen meo en- utlar 3an=
te eller ct ilet 6jerte.
0eroen biloe blipe %forbobiet, bpis
Den pioite, bbor mango at oens
Imutfeite 9rpoelier, at Dem. iom
oen melt uom9rter pda @runo al
oeres @isoom og Ono, Der er fulos
itanoig iteptiife / religieie Spsrgss
madl.
Manae at Dem unolaoer imiolerz
tio at tilltad oere5 Sfeptici8me
minore al ~perIonli9e 9enfpn emo
paa 9yuno at en- Iompittig6eosfnlo,
font efter min Wening aloeles mig
|foritauet, 5rp9t for at gsre mere
ISta6e emo 8abn peo at uotale mo-
Get, Der funoe biorage til at ip9tte
ben efsiiterenoe 9ro pg Iom
oe mener = berpeo oeIoa ilappe De
I8aano, mango MI logger paa fig.
Of De iaatalote pdntro er Der,
liqeioo pei ION al troenoe, mango
Qrter, ser omfutter etbpert Slags
moralf &aratter."
S9rlig mGrfeli9 er bans Sttls
bring al ZEN Strife / nit aanoelise
aips !6iitorie".
Son fortaler, boorleoes ban |
noele Qor bapoe ngrunbet lin 2ptfe
pao ct parigt os fjernt Madl, ben
imoo bpilfet Der ~beitanbig funoc
seres 5remitriot. uben at oct bog
noaen Sinoe tunoe uotemmes Bee
fuloit9noig Spnaaelie."
s aoiti1ige qor baOoe ban lepet
paa bette, men iaa glippeoe oct fpI
BAN; ban flyer ielp, at ban tom
en- Silitan0, ipm ban antager fo-
(onalog meo ben, Il bpilten Wetoois
iterne pleier at TONNE, naar De fer.
tie Sang rdmmes al nSpnoserten-
o%elIen".
Denne 9ombeosielelie bar bog
tun intelettuel pg CAB Jig ganlft
mGrtelie lloilag. I. SIS. naar ban
tDneeoes UNDER Den 5ante, at o.
muIitalI tie aombinationer enganQ
maatte blipe uotemte, iaa Der ittt
mere tunoe blipe 5uno at gere frt
aomppniiterne. ,Ottapen beitaar
tun af fem 5oner % to babe 20
ner; beraf laoer Der. Jig tun oannt
etbe9r9nie t Qntal apfbinationer,
at bpllte St0srum az bans Stp fer'
ts BAN til p~9ientlie 5oranorinq
laf bans 2ipsteori.
.0anite pitt paileoe jeg alorig
cen Operbepisnine, at 9ptten altif
maa p9re oct beitemmenoe for boz
9onolemaaoe; men ies iaa MI, al
bette Maal fun tunoe naas. naal
man life gjoroe oct til oirette Maal,
Stun De, tantte jes, er lptfelise, Der
bar oeres Bit rettei paa noeet an.
oct emo oeres egen Qptte, poa andres
9ptte, paa Wenneiteil9etens Scr
beoring, eaer pda en- eaer AMBER
Stunt eler 0ioenitab. fom De tire.
Der efter life ION ct blot Miooel,
i ,,,a, sop, ,Asof+ mnn1 MAJ 81
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-06-20
THREE MILE.

Correspondence, 10.
This section has been visited by fine
rains and growing weather the past
three weeks.
Wheat harvest is on and farmers
will all be busy cutting wheat this
week. s's
Our public roads are ia critical
condition, there being but very little
work done on them.
Mrs. Homer Thornton, of Detroit
was visiting E. H. King, last week:
The festival held for Mrs. Odena
Sands, Saturday night, was poorly at
tended on account of the rain and
storm.
E. II. King is still in need of a cou.
pie of good coal miners.
Mrs. G. l.. Burdett and little daugh
ter and son, were calling on friends
and associates in this section Satur-
day and Sunday.
E. a.. King, three daughters and
son, attended church. at Beech Hill
Sunday, and took dinner at ]. p.
Thornton's and, spent the evening.
Mrs. E. w. Rogers is visiting rela.
tives at Buffalo, this week.
j. P. Thornton, of Beech Hill, sold
to Bird Stone, of Leon, fine team OF
three-year-old horses last week fol
$245, Up-to- Date.
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sEBRELL.

Correspondence, is.
]. A. Sebrell and wife, u. ]. Jones
and grand daughter, Miss Nettie
Beaury, were visiting j. o. Yeager
and family Sunday.
Mrs. A. ii. Rayburn, Mrs. Alex Riff
file, Miss Maggie Foglesong and Miss
Jennie Rayburn, were visiting Mrs.
Emma Foglesong last Monday.
j. IL. Hawkins and wife have sold
their farm to Will Eads.
Mr.. D. ]. Jones, of Anderson, Ind.
and grand daughter, of the Sanitar-
lam; of indianapolis, father and niece
of Mrs. ]. A. Sebrell, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Sebrell, this week.
> Henry Gibbs, near AMBROSE, was
bitten by g copPerhead snake last
week.
While putting up telephone wire
last week, R. s. Gibbs fell from lad
der at the distance of 10 feet, and was
badly hurt.
Mrs. Bett e Hawkins was visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. o. Yeager, Sunday.
Robert Rifle, who has been indis-
posed for some time, is not much I'M
proved.
There will be preaching at Rayburn
Chapel Sunday, by j. w. Boland.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-06-20
To Physicians.
An Advertisement for Bids fo1
Poor Practice.

The County Court deeming 1t TO the best
interests of the county to let out the practice
of Medicine and. Surgery upon the paupers OF
this county to the lowest and best bidder,
notice is hereby given that bids for the same
for the county or for one or moro distrtcts,
will be received on or before the
9th day of July. 1905,
at IL O'Clock noon, at the offlce Of the Clerk
OF the County Court. All bids must be in
writing sealed, and to be opened In the pres
ence of the Court, stating the district or dis
tricts bid for and the amount for which the
bidders will treat the paupers thereof with
medical and surgical aid, and to furnish to
them all necessary medicines tor one year
from July 9th, 1905. No exceptions to be
made for infectious or contagious diseases.
Bids for Robinson district to include the In
Urinary practice. The successful bidder for
Robinson district and Inflrmary. will be re-
quired to visit the Infrmary once each week.
Bond with good security will be required OF
the right to reject eny or all bids.
july 20 ]. p r. B. SMITH, Clerk.
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ohio's Chief Executive succumbs to
Ravages of Disease, the End Com
ing at Last Unexpectedly.

Cincinnati. June 16.-John M,
Pattison. governor of Ohio, died Of
chronic intestinal nephritis. com.
monty known as Bright's disease,
at 4 20 O'Clock this afternoon al
his home in Milford, fifteen miles
east of this city. On the beautiful
hillside near his home his body
will be laid to rest Thursday after.
noon at 2 O'Clock. The funeral
services will be held at Milford M
E. church, where Rev. Lesourd
the governors old pastor. will CON-
duct the services.
By the death of Governor Patti.
son, General Andrew L. Harris, OF
Eaton. Ohio, becomes the acting
governor. Harris is a republic
can, Pattison having been the only
democrat on the state ticket elected
last fall.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-06-20

guests of Don Gardner and ]. Bum
garner, from Saturday tn Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Brannons spent
Sunday and Monday at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. N. Wood, near
Leon.
Mrs g. 81. Stewart and daughter,
Miss Ora. OF: Spilman. were the guests
OF Aunt Bette Mcdaniel and family
Saturday and Sunday.
les.Mfss Eliza Yeager, who has been
employed al Middleport for some
months,sis at home this week with her
Iphrents.
s Bethel Church. makes beautiful
appearance since it has been reprinted
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor GlendeDin and
son. Del, of the vicinity of Sand Hill,
were the guests of his sisters, Misses
Matilda and Hettle Clendenin, of Mag
gle, last Sunday.
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FIVE MILE.

Correspondence, is.
| Sunday School at Concord was at
tended by large crowd Sunday.
Little Buein Bechtle, who was pois-
oned by eating something, we are
glad TO cay is some better at this
writing.
Harvey Crump, who has been sick
for the last week, is some better.
Born, to Will Hall and wife, June
10, a nine pound SON.
!. There will be a box supper given at
Concord Church Saturday, June %,
beginning att o'clock. All are in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Ellen Cartmill. of LAPEL, Ind.
was visiting her sister, Amanda
BechtIe, for the past week, left Tues
day for Golf, Ohio, where she will
visit her Brother, N Lockhart, for q
few days and will go from there to
Anderson, Ind, where she will visit.
little Dimple Lee is quite sick at
the present time.
Matte Day was visiting Margaret
Couch Sunday. -
Geo. Slayton was visiting friends on
Pond Branch Saturday.
Miss Hattie Parsons was visiting
Miss May Lee Saturday and Sunday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-06-20
BOARD AND OAK GROVE.

Correspondence June IL.
Mrs. C. B. Roush and son, Dennis,
Mrs. VIM Mcdaniel and family, were
visiting Mrs. San1 Boston, Saturday.
Mrs. Thos. Blessing and daughter,
Jennie, were visiting Wm. Blessing
and family, Sunday.
G. s.. Mari was visiting George Ad-
k1ns, Sunday.
Mrs. Julia. Boston, of Letart, was
visiting SanI Boston and family, Sat
urday and Sunday.
VIM. Smith, of Hartford, and sister,
Katie, were visiting friends at Oak
Grove the past week.
Mrs. Eliza Fry and daughter, May,
Mrs. G. 7. Blessing and Mrs. G. g..
Mari, were calling on Mrs. David
Roush, Tuesday.
Miss Francis Hart was visiting Misses
Gertie and Della Thomas, Saturday
and Sunday.
Misses Bertha Cunningham, Fran
els Stokley and Archie Yeager were
visiting David Roush and family, Sun
day.
Mrs Fanny Boston was visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. B. Roush, Tuesday.
edward Blessing and wife were Wis
ting his parents, q. T. Blessing and
wife, Sunday.
Miss Ida Boston was visiting Miss
Lizzie Blessing, Wednesday.
Pirl Roush met with quite an acei-
dent while cradleing wheat, Friday.
He let the cradle slip, cutting severe
cash in his foot. Blue Bell.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-06-20
Eighteen million feet of natural

Eighteen million feet of natural
gas is being consumed each day by
fire at the little town of Burnt
House. in Ritohie county. The
flames are rising 500 feet in the
air and the great fountain of FIRE
at night lights the surrounding
country. The column of fire
swsys with the wind and its ever
changing is watched by thousands.
The well was drilled in last Friday,
and the tremendous pressure made
it impossible to cap the hole.
Saturday afternoon workmen were
endeavoring to stop the flow, when
they saw thunderstorm approach
ing. Hardly had they quit, when
fash of lightning ignited the gas
There was a fash which lighted
up the whole country, and the we'll
has been burning ever since.
The blaze was extinguished some
time Monday. after the above was
written. The light from the burn
ing we'll was reflected against the
sky resembling a bright sunrise.
and was watched and commented
on quite a while by numbers of
persons in this place. and at first
the general conclusion was that
some farm house was burning, but
THAI idea was abandoned after
Watching the light an hour or 30
and seeing no decline in its bright
ness,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-06-20
Republican Primary.

The Republican Primary Elec-
ton. for the purpose of nominating
candidates on the Republican Co
Ticket, and also for selecting dele.
gates to various conventions, was
held yesterday.
For State Senate-Geo W Cos.
sin was the only name printed on
the ticket. but the delegates ohio.
sen to the convention are claimed
for Ohas E. Hogg.
For the Legislature-lst Dis
trict o B Harper and Robt EmbIe-
ton. 2nd District A Casio, A
c Kelley and j L Thorn were vo.
ted for.
For County Commissioner W b
Yonker and W W jackson were
candidates
CA Green for Co. sup't had nc
opposition.
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EoKARD.CH

Correspondence, 16. -,.-.
We are sorry to announce thea e9fh
of Uncle; Gus Rifle, who died z hu1s s.
day evening. at the home of his dau-
ghter, Mrs. VIM. Foglesong.<i1sP Point
Peasant. Funeral services wera held
at Eckard Chapel Saturday, AfteI
which he was laid~to rest the Eek
ard burying ground. 4 &
: Alfred Powell, wife and daughter
Bertha, were business callers to Leon,
one day last week
Miss Hazel Eckard has been visiting
her grandfather, Mr.. Greenlee, atiAfa,
son City, for the past two weeks.
Miss Nellie Rifle still continues
quite ill.
Miss Bertha Powell has returned
from two weeks visit to friends in
the vicinity of Chestnut P. o.
Scott Mcdaniel was business visi-
tor to your city Friday.
Robt. Rifle was business visfto to
Point Pleasant, Friday.
Nellie Pullin was visiting Tine See
one evening last week. Blue Bell.
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Jail Practice
Notice to Physicians.

Notice is hereby given that at the July
term the County Court Will receive on or be-
9th cay of July. 1905,
at II O'Clock noon, sealed bids from phynici-
ans and to appoint q physician to attend all
persons confined in jail as lCnatics. and per-
sons charged with felony and misdemeanof
and furnish all medicines and drugs for, and
give proper attention To all such persons at
a stipulated, fixed and exclusive annual al
lowance. Such appointment Will be award.
ed to the lowest responsible bidder, the court
reservIng the right to reject any or all bids:
give bond with sufficient security. to be APP
proved by the court. for the faithful perform
ance of the trust and agreement.
Given under my haMd this 10th day of
u' -'0' JH JOHNSON, Pres.
Teste: ]. P. r. B. SMITH, Clerk.
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County Court.

EDITOR REGIsTER:-All do not
succeed. Those who do succeed
usually have more OF less expert
ence in business before they en-
bark upon it. The most important
Office in the county. is the County
Court.
1 wish to name gentleman who
has made a success in his own
business; a man who is young and
ambitious; noted for doing safe
business. This gentleman is Park
L. Roush, of New Haven. Mason
county, W. Va. VOTER.
New Haven, w. Va.
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Seventeen Year Locusts.

According to the department of
agriculture at Washington the
farmers troubles this year are be.
yond the average because of the
locust pest. This year. according
to scientists. the yellow winged nu.
isanoes will appear this month.
This is the II year variety which
last visited the country in the year
1880, and did untold damage to
vegetation and crops. In fact, it
appears that the country is threat
ened by double-barreled vista
ton of locusts this summer. There
are two broods, known as the IL
year and the Is year species, and
both are due to appear in 1905.
Only once in two centuries do the
two broods arrive in the same sea
son. As the pest is due almost any
day, it is but natural, and yet no
less selfish, to hope that this favor
ed district may be spared from its
ravages and that sections which are
visited may be let off as lightly as
possi BILE.