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Dancing Proves Fatal

Many men and women catch
colds, at dances which terminate
in pneumonia and consumption
After exposure, if FoIey's Honey
and Tar is taken it will break up 9
cold and no serious results need be
feared Refuse any but the genuine
in a yellow package Sold by all
druggists
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Trustees Sale.

PURSUANT TO the terms and provisions
OF q deed OF trust executed by stephen
6osworth and Losetta Bosworth, mis- wIIe, TO
the undersigned l.. n. Knight, Trustee, bear
ing date the 18th day of December, 1885, and
duly recorded In the Mason County, West
Virginia Clerks office, in Trust Deed Book
No. Il, page 59l, to secure 10 Jas l. knight
the payment AT certain promissory note
thereto mentioned for the sum OF 500 %,
bearing date the 18th day of Decem-
her, 1885, due and payable one year from
date. Interest only patty paid. Being re:
Quired by Jas. L. Knight, the holder and
owner OF said note to do so, shall on the
18th day of December. 1906,
between the hours of 10 and IL O'Clock a m,
at the front door OF tie Court House OF Ma
son County, West Virginia. sell for cash, al
public auction, TO the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing tracts Of land, to-wit:- All of three
cerAin tracts or parcels uf land situated in
the county of Mason, state of West Virgin
ia Cooper District. Said three tracts or par
cells of iand containing In all two hundred
and seventy two acres, more or less, being
the same tracts OF land conveyed TO b. J
Rollins by ]. ID. McCullOch and vile, by
their deed dated Apin 26th, 1889. For fur
ther descripsson will refer yon to the Clerk
Office of Mason County.
nov. I4-4w. Trustee.
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BiIiousP Feel heavy after din
nerp Tongue coated1 Bitter
taste? Complexion salIow2 Liver
needs waking up Doan's Regu
lstes cure bilious attacks 25 cents
at any drug store
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New Talenhones.

Manager q q Henry, of the
Point Point Pleasant Telephone
Co last week added to their switch.
board the following new telephone
snbscribers:
2l6, Chas. Rayburn, residence.
217, A. L. Boggess, Jesidence.
216, David Price, saloon.
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A careless hunter in Indiana
shot and killed little girl as she
was mailing a letter in a rural
mail box.
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Order Of Publication.
STATE OF WEST yIReIgIA.

MASON -COUNTY, So.
At Rules held in the Clerks ONCE Of the
Circuit Court OF Mason County, West Vir-
ginia. on Monday, the 5th day OF Nov,
1905, the following order was made to-Wft:
Charles r AhhOfe
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EIoped.
Did Miss Bay and Mr. cOmstOok, of
Proctorville.

Proctofville.
Another incident took place
Monday evening, Nov. 10th,
which demonstrates the fact that
love will find a way to get around
parental objection.
This time, Miss Willie M. Bay,
the youngest daughter, of Capt.
and Mrs George Bay, of Proctor
vile, and Mr.. Walter Comstock,
of Point Pleasant, w. Va, elop-
ed and were married by Rev.
Tope, of ProctorvilIe.
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Com
stock was here in company with
one of the brides sisters and pro-
cured marriage license. AT his
request the matter was not made
public as he rather anticipated
some trouble in his venture.
Over the long distance phone
to-day we were informed that
the young lady climbed out of a
window and met her lover and
that they went to a nearby min
lister and were soon pronounced
husband and wife. They immedi-
ately crossed the river to Guyan-
dote, w. Va, and went to the
home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Brown where they stayed the re-
mainder of the night.
The bride is the youngest of a
family of seven daughters and the
last one at home.-Ironton Reg
lister.
The Secretary of the State has
issued the following charter:
Walters McCulloch Co., OF
Point Pleasant, capitalized at
$25, 900 to manufacture clothing,
hats, suit cases, goods. The in
corporators as follows: Mcssrs.
J. c. Waters, A. B. McCulloch,
C. R. McCulloch, j. S. Spencer, OF
Point Pleasant.
Generally debilitated for years
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Bridge whist is gambling and
the society women who give q
bridge whist party with q prize
for the winner of the most games
may be arrested and fined AZ a
common gambler. That is what
the court decided in Beaver Falls,
Pa. when Mrs. j. L. Marshal,
wife of prominent iron manu-
facturer, pleaded guilty and paid
her fine after her arraignment in
court.
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Trustees Sale
Of Real Estate. in Robinson Dis
trict, Mason County, West Vir
ginia


DY virtue OF the provisions OF a deed
10 the undersigned Trustee, dated the 10Th
day of september, 1895, and recorded IN the
office OF the Clerk of the County court oI
Mason County, w est Virginia, in Trust Deed
Book No. 81, page 81, etc, TO secure the pay
ment Of u certain debt therein fully descriO-
Ell in favor OF X. L. saul, and said debt hAy-
ing become due and payable, and default
having been made in the payment thereof,
and Le.ng required by said X. T. saul, the
creditor secured by the deed OF trust afore.
said. shall on
Saturday, December 9Th, 1906,
commencing at IL o'clock a. M, sell at pub
lie auction at the front door OF the Court
House, OF said Mason county, TO the highest
bidder, the following real estate, situate In
the state of West Virginia County OF Ma
son and District of RoDinson:
Reginnlng at "A rock by two dog woods, at
a corner to lot No. 3, and with the division
line OF the same South Il deg, West al poles
to rock in outline OF lands OF late Henry
Weaver and with his lines ~ deg, 10 min,,
West IL poles 10 rock on hill side near top
corner 10 lot No D, and with line OF the same
North q deg, East 10 poles 10 rock in out
line OF lands OF Mary NJ Somervilie and
Maria ). Hay burn, hickory and dog wood,
sugar and oak Ter pointers; thence South 80
deg. Is min. East 55 poles 10 place OF begin
ming, estimed To contain So acres and 10 poles,
being numbered as lot No. 4, and the same
lands devised to the said l., w. Brown by
his deceased wife, AIDA NJ. which will Is
duly OF record
Terms OF sale-Cash-
nov 4i-4w Trustee
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Generally debilitated for years
Had sick headsches, lacked ambi-
bition, was worn.out and all run.
down Burdock Blood Bitters
made me a we'll Woman"-Mrs
Chas Freitoy. Moosup, Conn
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Five men were shot to death at
Blue6eld, this State, last week.
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Order Of Publication.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
At Rules held In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of Mason County, on Monday the
9TH day of November, .9O6, the following or
der was entered:
Alice E. Ziteke. Curtis l.. Harpold, Susie NJ
Carleton, Elijah Q. Harpold and BAxwell T.
Harpold,
In CEancery.
The object of the above entitled suit is to
have the real estate of which William ar
pold died seized and posed in said County
OF Mason, partitioned among the parties 20
this suit, or IL partition cannot be made. that
the realty be sold and the proceeds divided
between said parties, and that an accoun mt be
taken as to any adVancements de to either
of said parties under the will of the said VIM
Harpold, deceased. And It appearing by af-
fdavit filed in this cause that said Alice e.
Ziteke, Curtis L. Harpold. Elijah Z. Har-
pold and Baxwell T. Harpold are non-r, ST.
dents of thi- State, 1t is ordered that they dc
appear here within one,month after the date
Of the first publication hereof and do what
Is necessary to protect their interests.
A Copy Teste:-A. L. Boggess, Clerk.
W.R. GUNN.
nov 2l-4w. Solicitor.
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Notice to TresDassers,

Notice to rrespassers.
We the undersigned, do here noti-
fy all persons not to hunt, trap or
trespass upon any of our lands in Glen
denim and Hannah Districts.
Sallie Colwell
o. F. Stribling
s. P Black
Harry Prince G'dn
John McCulloch
g. w. Wallis
Oct 81
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Saturday, the 9Th day of De
cember, 1906,

commencing at 10 O'Clock "a. M. OF said day,
al the frOnL door OF the Court House OF Ma
public auction 10 The highest bidder The fol-
lowing uescrlDeu real estate conveyed by
SAID Trust Deed to said trustee, viz: One
tract or parcel Of land situate in ClendSntn
District, AAson County, West Virginia, and
bounded and described as IolIows: Begin
ming at the northeast corner OF the 80 acre
track, running 81 rods with the line OF II. T..
Hope Lurnce South 90 rOQs small hickory
Tree, thence in n westerly direction anu win
meanuerings OF county road 10 line oil lands
OF a. j. Sheppard, formerly owned by N. NJ g.
beginning. containing lI1S acres, IL ore OF less.
Witness ny hand this Lne 9Th day OF No
veInber, 1906 JOHN 4. BELLER,
nov. II-4w. Trustee.
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District Teachers Institute For
Lewis, Robinson. and Point
Pleasant Independent Dis
tricts, Friday Nov. 8,

Pleasant Independent Dis
tricts, Friday Nov. 8,
In the absence of County Su-
perintendent G -esn. the meeting
was called to order by Supt. Stesn.
bergen.
After the appointment of a SEQ.
retary, the work of the institute
began.
Several topics of interest 10
teachers and the school public
were discussed. though the teacherS
as a whole did not take the aotive
part in the discussion that was to
be expected of them.
MIR. Green arrived during the
morning and took charge Of the
meeting, appointing the following
committe on resolutions:
Peter 81. Steeubergen, J. B.
Yesger. Geo. O Musgrave, Ms.
5. o. Priddy, and Miss Mary No.
Oullooh.
There were twenty. four teachers
in attendance. and the session OF
the institute continued until 4:S0
p. m.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That the Compulsory
law should be amended 60 a. 20
compel attendance between the
ages of eight and sixteen 90 long
as the school is in session, and to
cenpel the appointment of Truant
Officers.
That this Truant Officer should
be the teacher in each sub district.
ReS0lOed. That where praotica-
BILE. district schools should be CON.
solidated and district high schooIs
should be established.
ReSOlUed. That the minimum
term should be seven months: that
text books should be furnished free
to pnpils; and that when the maxi.
mum levy is insufficient to defray
the expenses the deficit should be
met from the State Fund.
ReSOlUed, That the minimum
salaries should be: $50 for a num-
Der one certificate; $40 for a nun
Der two; $50 for a number three
and that the salaries should be
fixed for the county by the presi.
dents of the several district boards
OF education at a joint meeting
presided over by the county sn-
perintendent.
ResOlved, That the county should
be made the unit for taxation,
at least for teachers fond.
Res0IUed. That State Commits
sion should be appointed by the
Governor on nomination Of the
State Superintendent Of Free
Schools to arrange for uniform
text books. and that so fer as prac-
ticable, all the text books should
be printed by the State.
ReSOLce6. That the salary of the
county superintendents seould be
not less than $1,000 and that his
entire time should be devoted to
advancing the educational interests
of his county.
ReSolved, That copy of these
resolutions be sent to eacb member
of the Legislature from our county
and senatorial district. and to the
State Superintendent, and that oup
county pspers be requested to
publish the proceedings of the
institute.
Signed
Peter q. steenbergen.
!. B Yeager,
Geo. O. Mus0rave, Committao
Mrs s o. Priddy,
Niaa Mav1 M1O-fI--I
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
MASON COUNTY, IS:
AT rules held in the Clerks ONCE OF the
Circuit Cour OF Mason County, West VIr-
ginta, on Monday, November the 9th, 1906
the following order was made:
George NJ. Shields
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of the authority vested in me
D0y that certain decree ot the ClIculL
ONdrt OF Mason county. W est ' lfslnla, en-
tereu on the lZtn uay Oi september. 1916, in
the ehAnceiy proceeding OF JOnn MeCuIIOcI
VS.. A. j. 5helIue, wherein WAS substituted
and created trustee in the room ana stead Oh
J as b. AenAgSr, Trustee, IN tnat cerIain
Oeed OIL trust gearing date On the SLh uay oil
May, 1875, executed bS A J. Shei1ne anu
vile, To said las. Is. Menager, Trustee, and
duly OF TecOrd in the LOuntS Court Clerk Is
Trust Deed book No. a, page lS9 &c; anu by
YIrLure OI said Trust Ueeu anu wtIIcn W
gwen 10 secure the pigment Of one note for
the sum OF SaO to the Oruer OF John McCul-
loch- which said note Is fully described III said
Trust Deed, and said note being now que
and payable aOcOruIng 10 It's tenor and effect
anu default having been made in the pay
ment OF said nOJe, anu icing required by the
said John McluifOcn so 10, 1 Will
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Its reported that there are over
one hundred cases of small pox in
and around Hinton.
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ticetoTax PAYERS

N otlce to Tax Payers
In some of the districts in the county
there are quite few who not paid
their taxes for the year 1905. These
taxos are long past due and must be
settled at once, OIL will have to take
the proper proceeding to collect the
same. No more time on the 1905 tax
es, Must be paid now.
Respectfully,
20 MCDERMITT,
nov. 2I-tf. Sheriff Mason County.
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Cora N. Shields,

In Cnancery.
The object of the above eptitled suit is to
oftain a divorce from the bonds of matri- i
mony by the said George NJ. Shields from
the said Cora NJ. Shields.
And II appearing from affidavit filed in
this cause tnRt the defendant Cora NJ
Shields is nonresident of the State of
West Virginia, II is ordered that the said
Cora NJ. Shields do appear here within one
month from the publication OF this notice
and do what is necessary to porotect her
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Rad Habits.

The grasshopper chews tobacco;
The quail gets out his pipe;
The fishhawk is SO awful poor
He has to hunt ''snipe."
The rooster has his cocktail;
The orchard gets plum full;
The onion squanders every scent;
And the radish has a pull.
How many ribs have you, John
ny? asked the teacher.
| don't know, ma'am, giggled
Johnny, squirming around on one
foot; I'm SO awful ticklieh l never
could count 'em.
Always read all the ads Won see
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HUNTINGTON.
Correspondence. 1s.

Correspondence, 1s.
Dear old Register, will send a few
Items from the busy, hustling city of
Huntington.
Everything and everybody seems
to be on hustle here.
Mrs. Cap Edwards, of 7th avenue.
formerly of Five Mile, Mason county,
is confined to her bed with the fueas-
les, SO the writer was informed bv her
son-in-law, VIM Whitehead.
E. H King and family. who came
here from Three Mile, Mason county.
last week, are well pleased with their
new location, also their business pros-
poets are very encouraging.
Mrs. E. H. King is suffering with
cold and neuralgia.
J. w. Smith sold his grocery stock
to e. ID. King and Odessa Sands, who
Will continue the business at the old
stand, 22ls Third Ave-, ID street.
Albert Wallace, working at the En-
sign shops. was calling on friends In
this locality Saturday night.
Chas. Rouch. who was formerly en-
ploy ed by the B. & o, has taken q
position with the Lakin's Cab Line.
Worthy Withers was calling on
friends at Kenova, Saturday.
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Always read AM Che ads you zee
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Alice E. Zlteke. Curtis l.. Harpold, Susie NJ
Carleton, Elijah Q. Harpold and BAxwell 7
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-08
FISTIc CARNIVAL
FOR MARCH 81

The question as TO which is the better
man, - - s.,.len or Ae-son, mas Eeea an
open one since their drawn fight on
Saturday, in which 10th finished strong
after the ten rounds Of going II al
goes well the question will be satiSfac
torIiy answered on the night OF oatur-
day, March 81, fifteen round go ue
tween the two on that date beiae
among the probabilities, Fred. kiles
is making an effort to bring the two
boys together in battle and is also plan
ming ten round mill between kahau.e
Ito, the Wild Swan who has never Yet
49, e-4r ~. nor had N
face him PEST the third round. and Sil-
va, the Punchbowl Demon. who Is sup.
posed TO have the punch that Will stop
the Swan on his fight
MeFadden has expressed his willing
ness TO meet Nelson at any time and
the Kid is said TO be equally agreeable
for the meeting. If the fight comes of
1t will be in the Orpheum.
Sullivan has no further desire TO meet
Huihui. He is signing for more worlds
to conquer and calls for fresh victim
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MOVING PICTURES
ATTRACT CROWD

The exhibition of the moving pic
lures of the Britt-N elson fight was vii
messed again last night by a well salts
fed crowd. The distinctness with which
every move of the two clever fighters
is brought out in the pictures and the
realistic touch given to the exhibition
by the way in which the pictured spec
tators around the ring Blend into and
seem one with the spectators In the
front of the hall brings one in the pres
ence Of the actual scene itself. gThere
is no blurring of the pictures norais the,
eye tired by the dazzling of ting
machine, common to most exhibitions of
this kind. 81
Another exhibition viii be given on
Saturday evening, for which the price
of admission has been cut to 25c. For
those who have not yet seen the fight
pictured this is good opportunity.
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NFESSIONS
OF A WIFE

Before the public gets through talk
ing Of one big success at the Orpheun.
another takes its attention and there
is no time to talk Of anything but the
attraction on the boards. DIR. Jekyl
and Mr.. Hyde" vas played for the last
time last evening and the Buhlers
were given to understand. by the
hearty applause throughout, that they
had again succeeded il stirring thea
tergoers to the fun.
Tonight viii be presented Comics
sions u Wife" a play whose very
name. TO start with, gives promise OF
soTa-Iaiag interesting TO come. To err
is human and 10 forgive divine, they
say. # this be 50, then there is d
whole lot OF humanity and consider
able divinity in the play in which the
Buffers viii delight a crowd tonight
Also. some one remarked that the
greatest crime was TO be found out
The crime in this case is the sin 1t
self for woman's sin finds her out
How his happens viii be told in a most
absorbing manner before the foot
lights You want TO so prepared 10
laugh . good deal at times, and some
times. perhaps, shed few tears OF
sympathy, and, again. you must be
r@a4y - feel The thrill Of novelty and
the stir o. dramatic situations, for
Confessions q q Wife is fun Of sen
sat5onal complications. The play is 4
winner. the stage effects are very
elaborate and The people on the stage
/ are prlme5 for great things Tonor-
row and saturday it VIII be repeated
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TIE NEXT TROOPS.

The Examiner Of Feb 90 says: The
next United States transport sailing
for the Orient, the Logan on March
5th, will be loaded to her full carrying
capacity with troops. which are pouring
in from the East and are on their way
to the Philippines enlisted for two
years service. An entire regiment of
infantry OF SCI troops and two troops
of cavalry of $50 men viii make up the
Logan s list. General Jesse NJ. Lee ar
rives today from mis- post at San An
tonic, lex, and viii sail as executive
o1ilcer aboard the Logan.
Companies c and u OF the Eighth
Infantry arrived Gay before YESTERDAY
rom Columbus, O., in charge of Cap
tain Taggart. Companies /, X, L, NJ
of the same regiment arrived yesterday
from Fort Niagara N charge of Major
Terrett, who at this post takes charge
of the entire regiment. To-Day Com
panies z, f, 6. H, A, B, completing the
EIGHTH Regiment. will arrived under
command OF Colonel Smith from Fort
Jaw and Fort Sloeom, \. Y, at the
Townsend-street depot. Companies 3
and NJ of the Third Cavalry are ex-
Dected at this post within the next
three days They come from Fort As
siniboine. Mont. and are in charge OF
Lieutenant Taylor
There are also detailed for the ORR
entail service 80 men from the United
c4~+es Marine Corps. but on account
of the already overcrowding list Of pas
sengers booked for the Logan these
nave been held over awaiting the sail
ing of the Thomas on March Goth. As
yet no other troops have been booked
for the Thomas The transportation
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PLAYING FOR
SECOND PLACE

The uncertainty as to whether the
"socker' schedule was to be PLAYED
out to finish or the honor of second
place left to the Tipping of coin has
been dispelIed and the two games will
be pulled off on Saturday. If the Pu-
nahous can draw with the Iolanis it viii
leave the latter team drawn with the
Diamond Heads. for it seems certain
" that the Heads will win from the
Christians At least if they do not it
viii be one of the surprises of the sea-
son. And if the Iolanis go down be-
fore the Punahous the Heads viii edge
second to the champions. On this ac-
count the games on Saturday will be
hotlv contested.
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ALAMEDA,s FUssLE WITH WIND

The Alameda east loose from the
Oceanic dock shortly after 10 O'Clock
and as she moved away the Hawaiian
hand played Aloha Oe'' and the star
Spangied Banner and then the crowd
started away. But the real interest in
the movements OF the Alameda came
directly afterwar3. She swung out
stern first into the basin with a line
passed to the dock from her bow to
steady her. After getting out, and
turning about. the wind from The
south blew her back again until il be-
came necessary 70 change the posi-
ton Of the bow line TO the end Of the
Fort Street wharf This accomplished,
the boat swung back until her bow
crashed into the dolphin at the nakai
end of the Oceanic dock cracking some
of the timbers. and she came along
side the dock which she had left only
fifteen minutes before
The pilots boat which had been
drawn up in the davits half way, was
then lifted up to the level of the deck.
SO that if the Alameda had TO crowd
on the dolphin in steaming forward
the boat would not be crushed. After
considerable straining on the line, the
Alameda started ahead and rounded
the lighthouse and passed the dredger
Pacific without mishap.
The wind continued to increase as
the boat went out of the channel, and
the last the crowd saw of her as she
disappeared into the rain squall out /
side she was pitching and rolling at a
tremendous rate. At times her bow
pointed a dangerous-looking angle to- |
ward the sky and Immediately after
ward plunged down into the sea. The !
favorite old liner. however, behaved |
beautifully and she was soon seen /
from Waikiki steaming rapidly along |
the shore