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The Washington herald., 1906-11-15
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INDIANA SAFELY REPUBLICAN.
Loss of Two COagressmen Due
Wholly 20 Local Causes,

Col. d. II. Ransdell, Sergeant-at-ArIns
OF the Senate. who was in Indiana during
the closing days OF the campaign, has re-
turned to Washington prepared to take up
his duties for the winter
''The indiana Republicans feel that they
eiid very well at the election. said Col
RansdeIl. Their majority in the State
shows uacuestionabiy that Indiana is
safely Republican. Two districts-FoFt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE FIFTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Of two and One-half (21z) per cent has
been declared on the preferred stock or
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company, payable December Ist. 1906, to
stockholders OF record November y. D. Tof
Books for the transfer Of stock will bo
closed from November 18th, 1876. 10 De-
cember lst. 1876. b0th dates inclusiVs.
JAS. 3. LACKEY, Secretary.
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Accused an Anarehist.
Has Ample Funds.

Washington friends have received no
further communication from Hau He is
amply supplied with funds, the court hav-
ing permitted him 20 withdraw another
500 from the money taken from him at
the time Of his arrest.
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BEN LoMoND.

Correspondence, Ii.
Misses Sarah and Bessie Magnet, of
Lebanon, Ohio, are visiting relatives.
Miss Carrie Persinger, of Hogsett,
was visiting Miss Mary Siders recently
Miss Bessie Hereford was business
caller at Pleasant Ridge Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Hereford and
Misses Sarah and Bessie Magnet were
visiting Mrs. Sadie Bateman, at APP
pie Grove.
Miss Edna Withers will leave for
Anderson the 9th of Aug, where she
will attend school the coming year.
There will be services at Mt. Car
mel church the End Sunday in Aug,
by Rev, Anderson.
Miss Willie Wallis, of MERGERS Bot.
tom, who has been sick, is recovering.
E. L. Withers was calling on rela-
tives near Hogsntt, Sunday.
Miss Maud Dabney, of Arlee, was
visiting near here last week.
We are sorry to announce that Prof
j. w. W1ther's little son Willie, is very
sick at this writing.
There will be Children's Day at Mt.
Carmel Sunday. Joy.
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NAT.

Correspondence, 20.
Sabbath School is progressing nice
~ with s. G. Smith, as superintend-
ent.
We had a nice social play party at
this place Monday night and ali re-
port nice time.
Miss Mary Kimberling. OF Arbuckle,
was the guest of Miss Ora Forbus,
Sunday.
Miss Iva and Ella Morrow, of Bee,
were the guests OF Miss Viola Forbus,
Sunday and Monday.
Howard Sullivan has just passed
through the town of Nat.
The ckberry crop is immense on
Thirteen this year.
Mrs. Viols Tillis has returned from
California to visit her daughter, Mrs
Hooper.
Crops are looking fine in this section
Ode Warner and Howard Sullivan
are going to take trip to the noun
tains for their health.
H. F. Woods. the leading merchant
of Nat, is carrying u full stock of mer
chandise.
There will be baptizing at Forest
Hill July 80.
Mr.. Rifles horse was badly bitten
by a snake, but is better now.
Wild Rosa
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Seven Killed In Disaster.

As a result of an explosion in
the Dixon mine at Hugar in the
east end of the Tug river field,
near Bluefeld, at 8 O'Clock Thurs
day night five men were killed and
two will die. The dead: Wallace
Mitchell, Ernest Jones, Palmer
Harris. John Gilmore, Robert
Harris, William Grouse, Langdon
Whiteside.
The men were going on duty for
the night and had started down
the shaft in a bucket. The had
gone about half way down when
the explosion occurred, blowing the
first FIVE men named out of the
bucket and down to the bottom of
the shaft, where they were later
picked up.
Their bodies were crushed almost
to a pulp. The explosion was
caused by the men having a gaso-
line light in the bucket while de-
sosnding, the light igniting an &C.
emulation of gas. The safety
lamps are ordinarily used in enter
ing and it is not known why they
carried the gasoline lamp.
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RIVER EEr NEWS.

Captain William Bay. of Ironton.
was here last Wednesday.
Captain NJ. B. Brown. of Hart
ford, was in town Friday.
Captain B. T. Flesher. of Md
dleport. was here last Wednesday.
The packet Valley Belle struck
a rock at Siegrist Ripple below
Racine and sank. The boat was
raised and is running again.
The towboat B. L. Aubrey was
fined $500 for carrying passengers
on the trip when she sank recent
Iy near Louisville.
The John Maokey. owned by
John Barrett & Son.. will be re-
built by the Kanawha Dock Co.
She will be taken out on the docks
as soon as they get the Portsmouth
tranafer boat off which will be the
latter part of this week.
The packet steamer Telephone,
which runs in the Little Kanawha
river, and the Gallipolis wharfboat
are on the Enterprise Docks I'M
dergoing repairs.
The small towboat M. L. Thorn
ton struck an obstruction near
Look IL Friday night and sunk
and turned over on her side. The
boat was on her way up the Kama
wha to get raft of ties. Pilot Dan
Patched, one of the best on that
river, was at the wheel. Capt. B.
F. Kelley, of Moundsville. who
owns the boat, and his wife and
daughter were cupboard but escap-
ed. 1t was a close call for the crew.
The Nellie England raised the
sunken craft Saturday. She was
completed at Gallipolis a few years
ago the machinery and boiler of
the old ferryboat Champion being
put on after it had been overhaul
ed. She has been a very success
full job towboat.
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July 4. 4wks
Notice to Paving Brick
Manufacturers.

The Town Council of Point
Pleasant, w. Va. will need 200,
600 paving brick to be delivered
F. o. B. cars at Point Pleasant,
w. Va. from August 18th to
September 1st, of this year, 1906.
Parties desiring to submit prices
must file samples of the brick
they intend to furnish. Bids will
be received upon "Firsts" and
Seconds" and must state the
number of brick required per
square yard in place. Proposals
must be in sealed envelopes filed
with the Town Clerk not later
than Monday, 6 P. M. August 6,
1906, and will be opened by the
Town Council at their regular
session, on the evening OF that
day. The Town Council reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Information will be furnished
upon application by
w. @. WHALEY,
Town Clerk.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The Board OF Education of Lewis
District viii receive sealed bids for the
purchase of its schoolprope ty situate
in flights, Mason County, West Vir-
ginfa, said property consisting of 3
lots 40 feet by 100 feet, with good
school house thereon, and known as
the Fair Ground school property; no
furniture or seats go.
TERMS CASH.
All bids to be filed with r. Beller,
before the 18th day ofJuly, 1905 at
10 o'clock a. m.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF Lewis District.
I'd ]. E. BELLER. Secretary.
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Elks Are snOwballsd in Streets of
Denver.

The annual parade, last Thurs.
day of the twentieth reunion of the
Benevolent Protective Order OF
EIks was the finest pageant Denver
Col has ever Witnessed.
There were in line 12,400 EIks
representing 248 lodges. Many
magnificent floats illustrative oil
the cities whose lodges provided
them, were also in the parade.
Along Sixteenth street the
marchers were showered with flow.
ers and snowballs, several carloads
of snow having been brought from
the Continental divide to show the
diversity of Colorsdo's climate
The temperature on the street
while the snowballing was in pro.
gTess was IS degrees.
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BOARD.

Correspondence, %.
Miss Maude and Gladys Kaye of
Porter, are visiting Miss Jennie Bless
ing, this week.
Ben Roush, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever, is reported much bet
ter.
Misses Jennie Blessing, Maude and
Gladys Kaye, Messrs Okey, Otie and
Dennis Roush, Park and Jas. Blessing
were calling on Lizzie Blessing Sun
day evening: A very pleasant time
was reported.
Okey and Otie Roush, who have
been visiting their parents here for
the past week, returned to their work
at Charleston Monday.
T.Z. Blessing and wife were visi-
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Hensley at Hart
ford Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie. Fowler were
the guests of Mrs. Emily Blessing,
Sunday. TEssIE
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HICKORY CHAPEL.

Correspondence, "a.
j. E. L. Schools and wife, of Heights
were the guests of his sister, Mrs. H.
G. White, Saturday and Sunday.
Roy Kincade, wife and baby were
visiting ]. g. Kincade and family
Sunday.
Miss Malissa Helms was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Ferd johnson, Sun
day.
Mrs. G. A. Lewis. of Homestead,
Pa, is here visiting relatives.
j. l. Barnett. wife and little dangh-
tiers, Esther and Eunice, visiting
j. g. Kincade and family Sunday.
J. E. Johnson is on the sick list.
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Don't miss The Bon-Ton De-
pertinent store Clearance Sale be-
ginning the % For 10 days only.
Obituary.

David Roush died at his home near
Letart, w. Va. July II, 1906, aged y
years, months and 26 days. He was
a devoted husband and kind father.
Uncle Dave, as he was famiIilary
known, was good neighbor and will
be greatly missed. He was ever ready
to lend a helping hand to those in
need. He leaves a wife and thirteen
children who mourn his death. Flu
neral services were conducted by Rev
Barth, of Point Pleasant, after which
the remains were aid to rest in the
White Church Cemetery. Nav the
wife and Children place their trust in
Jesus, and when they are done with
this world they have the assurance
that they will join hands with hus-
band and father in the world where
there are no cares and sorrow.
He has gone to dwell with Jesus
In that land so fair and bright;
Where there will be no sorrow,
And no dark and dreary night.
His suffering was so very great,
But Jesus knoweth best;
And SO he camly called him
To that happy home of rest.
We shall ne'er more see him
In this world that is SO drear,
But we hope that we shall meet him
With his Savior that is so near.
He has crossed the river,
He is with the angels now;
He has laid aside earthis burdens,
And the crown is on his brow.
No sorrowing thought can reach thee,
No grief is thine today;
God gives thee joy for mourning,
BE wipes thy tears away.
He is waiting in that city,
Where the holy angles wait;
And when we cross the river.
We shall see thee at the gate.
r. NJ. b.
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GUY sH1NN DROWNED.
Buckhannon Boy Meets Death in
South Carolina.

Last Friday L P. Shinn reoeiy.
ed telegram from Charleston, s.
@, announcing the drowning of
his son, Guy Shinn, on Tuesday.
July Sd. The body has not vet
been recovered. Mr.. Shinn i'm.
mediately started for the scene of
the unfortunate occurrence, to re-
main during the search for the
body. From a letter written by
Mr.. Shinn, it appears that Guy
was on the little steamer, Helena.
which makes tri-weekly trips up
the Cooper river from Charleston.
About 40 miles above Charleston
where the river forks, Guy was
standing on a small platform on
the bow of the boat When the
steamer emerged from the Quiet
water and the current struck her.
the boat veered sharply, causing
Guy to lose his balance and fall
into the water. If he ever came to
the surface, he was not seen bv
any of the boat crew. The stream
is 30 feet deep at that place, and is
likely that his body will never be
recovered.
Guy Shinn had been in Florida
for several months and was coming
home by easy stages. He bad not
been in good health for some time
He was about 30 years of age, and
ne ls we'll known to the people of
the county. The bereaved family
have the sympathy of all in their
Observation-Disclosures Delta.
July IL.
Mr.. Shinn was pretty we'll and
favorably KIN ,wn in this city. az he
often visited here. and those who
knew him will feel grieved that
the young man, with a bright out.
look before him. has SO early been
called to his Maker.
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A woman in Paris has established
an agency for supplying brides
maids to young women who need
such attendants and who have no
friends. Each girl receives SIS for
each time she acts as bridesmaid.
If the bride wishes her maida.to
appear in new clothes she has to
buy the material herself.
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What's tine Matter!

1t seems to us. as it does to near
ly every one. very strange that we
do not have electric lights in the
Court House. q public building;
the on y place to hold public meet.
ings. 60. The Court House belongs
to the peole of Mason county and
should have every modern conyen.
fence. There. is nothing too good
for our people. Lets have light
and plenty of pure water.
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Another Detroit Exoursion

The Ohio Central Lines Detroit
Excursion which proved 80 popular
last June will be repeated, Sunday,
Aug 18th, and will no doubt be as
we'll patronized as before, as many
inquiries have been made for this
trip. and profiting by their exper.
ienoe the railroad company is en-
deavoring to secure all extra COACH
es possible 30 as not to disappoint
anyone. Full particulars of this
excursion will be given later.
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Lay Your Cement Walk.

An erroneous impression has
gotten out among some of our citi-
zens in regards to the laying of
their cement sidewalks along
Main and 6tn streets. 1t is a law
made by the Town Council that
this work should be done by the
property holder within a certain
time. and you must remember that
the town is going to see that all of
the side walks are laid within the
next few weeks. So go ahead and
lay your side walk at once or the
town will do SO and tax the cost
against your property.
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Notice.

List of applicants for license to sell
or offer or expose for sale, solicit and
receive orders for, spirituous LIQUORS.
VINE ne. porter, ale or beer, or any drink
OF like nature, in The Town Of Point
Pleasant, Mason County, West Vir.
ginia, for the year 1906, commencing
August 4:
L. Greenlee, place of business in
that certain brick building on the
East side of Main street between 4th
and 9th streets, owned by Matilda
Cole, residence, Point Pleasant. w.
Va: Said application to be acted mn
on by the Council of The Town Of
Point Pleasant, on the Sd day of Ane
gust, 1906. w. G. WHALEY,
jury 1l.4W. Clerk
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The Rest Ever

The best Fair ever held at Point
Pleasant will be the meeting this
year August 9 and 10 when there
will be entertainments for every
one, fine Carnival Show has been
engaged, all the races will be good
ones. The stock show will be the
best ever held in the state. The
Floral Hall will be by far the best
ever displayed. Don't miss going
the two days. No gambling on the
grounds. Good music.
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HON. CHARLES E. HoGG.
Point Pleasant Man is Elected Dean
of the Law School of the
University,

Hon. Charles Edgar Hogg, of
this city was Tuesday, July II
elected dean of the law school of
the West Virginia University by
the regents of that institution met
at Morgantown Further, the sal
airy of that position was increased
from $1,000 to $1,000.
Hon. Charles Edgar Hogg is one
of the best known men in public
life in West Virginia and is con-
oeded to be one of the states abIest
lawyers. He is the author of sew
eral text books that are standard
and in general use throughout the
country. He represented the old
fourth district in congress two
terms. running, as a candidate
on the Democratic ticket.
Mr.. Hogg succeeds the late
Judge Okey johnson as dean. AL
though Judge johnson has been
dead for several years, no regular
successor was elected. Professor
Brooks and DR.. Maxey were only
in charge temporarily.
Mr.. Hogg is to be congratulated
upon receiving this appointment
and the school is also to be con-
graduated. The school could not
have gotten better instructor any
where than Mr.. Hogg. Mr.. Hogg
and his family will move to MGR
gantown about September.
The regents at the meeting also
increased the salary of the presi
dent of the university, rising it
from $1,000 to 5000 They also
created the position of head pro-
fessor of mathematics, electing
John N. Thornton, of Hampton.
Sidney College, Virginia at salary
of $1,000 per annum.
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The Legislature-A suggeti0n.

The Legislature-A Suggestion.
Editor Register:
In casting about for candidates
for the next election. some one has
mentioned a splendid man for
County Commissioner, and I would
like to suggest two names for the
Legislature-Mr. Warren WhaIey,
of your oity, and Mr. George Gin
ther. of Hartford. Both of these
gentlemen are we'll known in the
county, and would make splendid
representatives. Yours truly,
WAGGENER.
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BOARD AND OAK -GRoYE

Ben Roush who has ben quite sick
for some time is better at this writing
c. s. Mari and wife, Edward Bless
ing and wife and Guy Blessing spent
Sunday with G. I. Blessing and
family.
George Roush is quite sick at this
writing.
Charles Roush is slowly improving.
Mrs. Stella Mcdaniel and Miss Jessie
Wolf, of Wheeling, are visiting the
formers parents. Blue Bell.
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NOTICE.

List of applicants for License to sell mr.
S one, OF expose for sale, solicit or receive or.
OF beer, or any drink of a like nature in the
fown OF Mason. Mason County West VIZ
gust, IL. Au-
w NJ. Rollins, place of business. corner NJ
'front.' and Pomeroy Streets Residencs
Mason, W; Va Said application to be ecte9
upon by the Council Of the Town Of NaS &C.,
on the 10th day of August, 1906. - '-eoA'
,,,,,,s1 JOHN g. GYGAX
Joy Recorder,
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Notice to Contractors.

- Court House at Point Pleasant, W. Va.
up 70 noon August Sth, 1906. The building
to have two coats OF paint on The outside,
and all woodwork on the inside to have two
coats of paint
Specifications for the work can be seen at
the ONCE OF the Clerk. of the County Court of
Mason County, West Virginia. and all bids
must be hled with the clerk OF said court by
right 10 reject any or all bids Is reserved To
said County Court.
BY order of the Mason Con ty Court
Mason County, W. Va.
H.JOHNSON Pre- s't
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-07-25

1t has just come to light on this.
the 18th day of July. in the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and six, that Mr.. F. P
Wisecarver, popular travelling
salesman for a hardware firm in
Cleveland and part owner of a
hardware store in Point Pleasant,
and Miss Nettie Keiser, of Lincoln
Hill. were quietly married at Point
Pleasant on the 7th of February
last, the Methodist minister of that
place officiating.
The Leader extends to. both sim
cere congratulations and hopes
that their married life may be a
happy and prosperous one.-Pome
roy Leader.
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Beneath the grand old forest
trees, the giant oaks. the sky-tower-
ing hiokories, you can meet your
friends, talk over boyhood and
girlhoCd days, eat your lunch and
enjoy all the many attractions Be-
cured for the benefit of the visitors
to the Mason County Fair, August
9 and 10.
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IS Cents the Round Trip.

The steamer KIondike will carry
passengers from the Bend to the
fairgrounds or Point Pleasant on
Thursday and Friday. Aug. 9 and
10. for % cents for the round trip.
Leaving on the return trip each
day after the races are over at the
Fair. If.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-07-25

Jessie James, the son of the
outlaw, is now an attorney at
law, having passed the examina-
ton before the State examiners
of Jefferson City, Kan, and made
the highest average in a class of
thirty-seven.
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Foot Hurt.

While getting out of yacht
last Saturday. Mr.. j E. Mccoy. of
Couch. got his left foot caught
between the landing fat and the
yacht spraining his ankle and
MASKING it also.
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The Bon-Ton Store will
be closed all day Fri
day in order to mark
down the stock for the
big sale beginning on
Saturday, July 2sth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-07-25

The best bargain sale ever in
Point Pleasant will begin July %,
at the Bon-Ton Store Remodel
ing and Clearance Sale. Don't
miss 1t. Everything in the store
must be sold. Come early and get
the CHOICE.
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Mason County Teach
orS3 Te+;+

III - Lis VI Y " O0S
The Mason County Institute for
1906, will convene in Point Pleasant,
August Goth. Instructors will be P offs.
w. NJ. Foulk aud Chas. H. Albert.
On Thursday shall insist on hav-
ing discussions relative to powers
and duties of school officers.
We expect a full attendance of
teachers and school officers and cor
daily invite all other persons who are
Interested in the advancement of our
youth. Very respectfully,
july %. Z. A. GREEN, Co, Supt.
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Notice To Democrats of Arbuokle
Districts.

There will be a mass convention
of the Democrats of Arbackle dis
triot at Town Hall at 10 O'Clock q.
M. Saturday. August 4. 1906. for
the purpose of nominating district
officers and to transact any other
business that may come before the
convention.
By Order of Committee
THos j. SANDERS.
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Prof. @. W. Hswkenberry will
give free lecture on vocal music
in the M. E. Church, South, next
Friday at 8 p. m. ALI are cordially
invited.
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The finest of shades. the best and
purest of waters, cooling breezes
and fine attractions at the Mason
County Fair Grounds, Thursday
and Friday, August 9 and TO-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-07-25

Your city taxes should be paid
to F. B. Tippett, CITY treasurer, on
or before July 31st. After that
date penalty of 10 per cent will
be added.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-07-25

The best races that have ever
been seen in West Virginia will be
at the Huntington Driving Park.
Huntington. W. Va, Aug. 1, 2, 8
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-07-25

NOTICE "A special meeting of
the Ladies' Guild of Christ Church
is called for tomorrow Thursday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Chas. Mses.