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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06
Louis StuNYesant ChanleI

Louis Stuyvesant Chanler lieutenant governor of the state of New York, mention d as a possible candidate for the Democratic nomination for President, has been in vited to deliver an address at the coming Georgia State Fair on the political issues of the day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06

The French pacifIed the Moors by turning loose on them with machine guns. That's the way the United States pacified the Filipinos. It is an effective system, for once pacifed they remain paciiied.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06
From Wednesdays Daily.

The Copper City Brewing has filed suit in the district cour agar-t L Bnneb axe for debt, in the sum of s3iO
 The October term Of court will be in session beginning Monday next. NJ he order for the grand jury has not yet been made but expected to toe drawn for some time during the latter part of the month. and the trial jury about two W eks later. Today is the GOth >nniver-ary of the birth nf Mayor \ Wentworth, and F Is rrceivia the con.ratsla,ions of lot of frieuhs. The ml sor is yet young and vigorous and cAvating -econd gr wth of hair. the luxuri. ance of winch imparts to him the )air of spatrinrchsl dignitary, which is As b' coming ss Is It unusual. The PRosPFcToR joins in extending bess wishes [" the city's genial executive and hope for | i'm long lease of life int" which may be crooded full and heaped measure of prosperity. [ :. Weather Observer Al Hoae- land of the Hu ch1cs Water Co re- ports tlr September rainfall at the Huachuca reservoir as usn and six- teen hundr drh inches ss arain-t one. tenth oi an met fo. the rrrspond- Ing period 1906.
 T Very few pc pl- ven over the circus At fish' z, not ten leaving on , the morn,ng train.
 Th- Hua~huc, Water "o. now oc- cup'.s ti -t r-rpor recently vacated by Nauldin the jeweItr, on Fifth s'r@et lt a yer' well appointed ] otfic~
 When John Walker. the efhcient curt reporter, returned from his coas. trip this morning he Nas accompanied by the invincible badger fighter, Nike Walker who has the appearance of the rcal badger" canine. as he has very short ears and about three yards oi caudal sppendage
 } Judge Ben Goodrich returned ,es- terdsy from Blsbee, where he was on a professional visit.
 J c Gungl, formerly of Ft. Hn . chucsNia at Ann Arbor, Micn., where he is taking law course at the University of Michigan Mr Gungp will ret1rn to COchise county to take up the practice of law when he re- celves his "sheepskin." David G. Williams, formerly of Tombstone and well known here. hay. ing at one time served as manager of the Tombst"pe City Pand, was killed st Globe on Sunday morning by a cave in on the 2C0-foot level at the Old Dominion. Williams was work ing in -tOpe 1hen the caye-in occur.
 ed and was buried beneath tons of rock and instantly killed. Deceased lesves A wife and two children in PennsN lvanis, ho have been notified of the tragic death. The many Tomb 7;o Irierds c: the deceased join in extending heartie.t condolence to the ia nily in their loss
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06

The ranchers out under the Ari- 1ona canal have been getting a iittlr nervous oi late over the water propp -itIon in the canal The Work of re- ps.-ing the dam has been subject to exasperatibs deliys, and many of the farmers under the canal are about ous of stock water
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06

A news item says sn Arkansas man while on bis way to get married was struck by Iightning and instantly killed And Editor Rogers of the Prescott Courier, v vho,edays of wooing are pleasing dreams of antiquity, sdds that is probably the only cure way to stop this sort of thing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06
The Prevailing
 Prices of Coal

Commenting on the fact thar coal
 Is selling fer thirteen dolltr.s ton m
 Gl he, the lvrr Belt say that while
 the peopl- of Globe may consider this
 advance in fuel something of hard
 -hip, they will md consolation in the fact that only towns on the ma n lire sf the Southern Pacific and Santa Fs railroads are getting coal at lower figure. Tucson, Benson, Yuma, Will Hams and Prescott are paying fl0.5O and Sl 50, while in Bisbee it takes Sl4.50 10 own a ton of coal. In ..os Angeles SI6 IS demanded and in San Francisco sl5 is the prevailing price.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06
Knights of Columbus
 Enter Candnea

A lodge of the Knights Of Columbus IS now in process of organization at CanaDea and will pr hably be Insti- tuted some time during this month. On this occasion it is probable that there will be large participation by Knights of Columbus, of Bisbee, Douglas and Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06
Are to Repair
 Tombstone Streets

At the meeting of the city council last evening co siderable work was ordered done on the streets oi the city. The recent heavy rains have left some Of the streets in bad shape, but all are to receive atten- tion from the street commissioner. The work was ordered to start with out delay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06
Arizonas Exports
 Into Mexico

The exports crossing the line int Mexico, at Nogales, in the month Of August, are stated to have reach ed near sl l.250,OOO in valuation, 0 which $l ,OOs,0 were domestic commodities, and s240,OOO were t reign. An average of forty five carloads per day are crossed over the inc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06

An enquiring contempO- rary wants to know if moon light is dangerous. We would hesitate to say, but there are regions in this country where moonshine certainly is.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06

The Tucson Star states thai when the final cleanup IS made the stock hoider- of the deceased Arizopa In- vestment & SavIng- Co. vii receive atOui 65 c,nts on the dollar I t!e money they put in.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06

That Paris physician who has discovered that people can be put to sleep by cleo tricity is behind the times. They have been doing that in Sing Sing for years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06

The ProhibltiOnists of Mary land have nominated William Gisriell, a business man of Baltimore. as their candidate for Governor
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06

Comments on the new SlO certificate denominate it both be 4utiful and useful It can be added that it is quite rare enough to, be much sought fter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06
A Bold Step,

To overcome the well-grouudei a,a
 Reasonable objections of the more InraI-
 hgent tO the use Of secret, dicinaI com
 pounds, Dr. +. Y. Pierce. Of RuIalo N
 l.. some time ago. decided 10 make q bold Departure from the usual course pursued
 by the makers Of pUt-up medicine for do-
 nestle use, and so has published broad
 cast and openfy to the whole world, full
 and compS;e list Of all the ingredients
 entering inSSthe composition oi his widely
 celebrated tsdiShes. Thus he has taken
 tls nuneISds atrons and patients into
 his fuli <bn1<ence. Thus. too he has re-
 novedIis<hedicines froISeamong secret
 noStrfZ<of doubtful merits. and made thenIficnedtes of Enol1n Composition.
 Er t1-s bo-d Steo DL- I.erce has shown ll41 1. ]. 2t1tEaIl Do srblect them I0 tt--a4eSI zerlAly.
 Not only does the wTsnper Of ever, bo.tle famous medicine for weak stOI1s1h. p.d nscr ur b!li0usncss and all catarrhal diseases NJ i' s',r heated, have printed uJ-ou U. fn the ingredients composing it. but small book has Dera compiled froI1 n-.rler1us standard medical works. Of sll he din,.rent schools of practice. coltainiEE very nurner- Ou- extracts from the writings O, leadiry pfsctlti.ners of nledicine. endorsing i4I fLe dient contained in Dr. Pierce's medicines One of tbe>e little books will be mailed free tO any one sending address on postal card or by letter. to Dr. K. V- Pierce. Bunalo. N ". and requesting inc same. F-um this iitTIe book it will be learned that Dr. Pierre's ned icines contain no alcohol. narcotics. mineral agents or other poisonous or injurious agents and that they are made from native rnesIici- nal roots of great value: also that some Of the fsO>t valuable ingredients contained in Dr P4erces FaYoTite Prescription for weak. nerv0uS. Ovcr-Horked. -Tun-dovn." nervous eLd oebilteted women were employed. long year sEp. oy the Indians lor similar ailments sfecting tbeir sGuswS In fact. one of in. nOst valuable medicinal plants entering into lbe coflnsslti0n of Dr. Pierce tzyorfte Pre- ecrIptiOn vas known tO the Indians as
 sguss- eed Our kDoyledge of the uses pi not a lev Of our most valuable native me- clcinsl pl ants was gained from the Indians.
 hs made up by improved and exact pro- tss-t-s- tbc Favorite Prescription " is a most rrcient remedy for regulating all the yorp- Ani} ibbct.oils. corr.ciinS displacements ss bfolaI-uS. anteyersiOn and retorversion DvcrcHHiinK painful periods. toning up tbe oeTyes asd bringing about a perfect state os seslth- sold by all dealers in r.edicineS
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-06

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-06-05
Questions for Prohibi-
ton Friends to
Answer.
Answer

y
]. How much money 10 spent
for liquors in GalIipolis Pomsroy
and MiddIeport By Mason county
people, and how much of thst
money gets back into this state and
is invested in any business enter.
priseP
Q. Who will pay the reduction
in revenue to the town, county and
state. the taxpayers. or win oul
neighbors aoross the river do that
much for us if We will just keep
the county dryP
8. Is Point Pleasant q dry town
now? How many Of you have
watched the kind of freight that is
put off the incoming boats. Is il
wet OF dry materialP
Will street paving continue in
Point Pleasant IL 30 who will
pay the billP I
5. If Point Pleasant remains dry
will that hurry up the street car
line to GallipolisP
6. WiIlspeak-easies pay licensef
z. Is not monopoly. fine CLOTHES
and the high cost of living gensf-
ally more of cause of poverty
than intempeTanoe?
8. How much less whisky and
beer is consumed in Point Pleas.
ant now than before we had dry
town.
9. What protection in law has a
wife or child for injury to their
means of supportif the liquor is
bought in another stateP
10. Do you honestly believe that
prohibition in Point Pleasant pro.
hibitsP
IL. Who will tell the wife that
the husband is in Gallipolia on
businessP
IL After all don't you believe
that our town is worse off Gnsnoi-
ally and morally than before it
went dryP
Is. How much money is the anti
saloon league and saloon keepers
of Gallipolis putting up in the
fight to keep Mason county dryP
IA. Is not the scriptures being
fulfilled when the lion and the
lamb are lying down together
the saloon keepers OF Gallipolis
and the prohibitionists of Point
Pleasant2
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-06-05
F ataIIy Shot.
BosW0RTH sTRIBLING, Of PIT.
PLEASANT. SHOOTS AND

A---e-A - - - 49, ~ 49,
DR.. Ohas. Parker received call
Saturday night. about IL O'Clock to
tome up to the Lewis residence, at
the head of Second avenue, to at
tend Ode Lewis. who had been
shot by Bosworth Stribling. of
Point Pleasant, otherwise known as
Tude Stribling. The Doctor ans.
wered the call. hastiIy, and found
Lewis in great pain, having been
perforated with two 80 bullets
about three inches apart.
One ball passed under the ribs
on the left side, through the spleen
and lodged in the back CLOSE to the
spinal column. and the other and
lower ball. into the inguinal re-.
gion and downward
Stribling is said to have been 40
cussd by Lewis ofstealing his
whisky and of being struck by
Lewis. Afterwards they cllnohed
and while Lewis was in a position
rather over StribIing the latter
drew his pistol and reaching across
his other arm fred four ahots, the
two mentioned being the only ont 8
that took effect.
Stribling then freed from Lewis
ran like greyhound toward East
Gallipolis leaving his hat and re.
yoIver behind him along the road
He CROSSED the bridge at Point
Pleasant and officers FogleBong
and Monroe had just got to his
home and taken charge. when
Sheriff Manning and Chief Martin
arrived He was willing to come
with our officers. claiming self.de
Tense and that Lewis was trying to
out his throat with a razor. He
was lodged in Jail Sunday.
Later: Lewis died this Monday
morning.
An inquest was held on the body
Of ostie Lewis this afternoon at 8
O'Clock, but We have not his YER
dict. He will have a he aring be.
fore the Mayor Tuesday afternoon
at l O'Clock -Gallipolis Tribune,
June Bird.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-06-05
Farmers Institute.

The department of agriculture
has completed the arrangements
for holding the Farmers Institutes
throughout the several counties of
the state and are now having the
complete list printed in bulletin
form whicb-will be mailed to the
agricultural interests throughout
the state. Mason county will have
three farmers institute, the first to
be held at Maggie, Oct. %, presi-
dent. ---; secretary, bliss
Gertrude Fowler. Maggie.
Harmony Church. Oct As; pres
ident, John Somers. South Side;
secretary, s. E. Everett, South
Side.
Ashton. Oct. 7-8; president, s.
W Moore. EIwsll; secretary, Jas.
George, Ashton.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-06-05
a pRY sTATE.

Sick Pail Upon Topeka-sO Many
Ill one Drug Store Keeps Three
Clerks Busy Dispensing Intoxi-
cants.
Special to the Plttsburg Post
Topeka, Kan, June 2-The
frightfuI prevalence of stomach
trouble, indigestion. kidney die.
ease, colds and rheumatism in To
peka is told in the reports Of
liquor sales by the 20 druggists
Total liquor sales for the month
were 2l,323
Purchasers make afidavits that
they were suffering from one OF
more of the diseases above emu
merated before they were given
liquor. A sale may be bottle OF
a case of beer, a half a pint or q
gallon of whisky, just as the &C.
verify of the disease may require
One store reports nearly 100 sales
of liquor each day, which required
the services of three extra clerks.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-06-05
NAY TRANSFERS.

Arbuckls District-W j. Moore
and wife to L F Fadely 20 acres
5000.
Elijah Newell and wife to VIM
A Newell % acres $3.50.
G o Newell and others to VIM A
Newell one-eighth of acre 81 60
G o Newell and others to B T
Newell AZ acres 81.
G O Jewell and Others to j W
Newell Is acres 81.
g o Newell and others to Vim
Orump 8 acres 81.
JH Couch executors to James
Henry 80 acres $3.50
j b COUGHS executors to B
Jordan 80 acres 5000
Union-August Schultz to Chas
W SCHULTZ 22O acres 81.
Matilda Meadows and husband
TO Lewis P Meadows 80 acres, 113
rods $27l.
Waggeuer-B D Spilman and
wife to Consumers Goal and Min
ing Go. several tracts, 81 and other
consideration.
BID Spilman and wife TO Cam.
den Clay 90 295 acres 81.
Hannan-Lula Blake and hus.
band to Vanderbilt and Rosetta
Jenkins. As acres, $3.50;
Clifton-Ann Williams to Noun
tain State Council No 1874 o U A
N, lot 1S6 and part of 81, SIS
Hartford City-Laura G Don.
ally to Thos b Knight, lot No 5,
$3.50
Point Pleasant-H R Howard,
spoil cOm'r to j s Spencer, lot =,
$2551
Ell SomervtlIe, Trustee, to j s
Spencer, part of lot IL, End tier,
214O5
Valley City-Hannah Wheatley
and husband to David Smith, lot
4. $3.50
olendenin-August Heise and
wife to Theodore Heise, 80 acres,
$275.i
WB King to Mary O King, rs
acres, 81, 60.
oologue-Fred and Bert Thorn.
as and wife, to Stephen and En-.
ma Hayman, 8 acres, 500.
Oooper-Geo A Mattox and wife
to DenciI MOCarty. 1O7a acres.
5000.
Ohas Burris and wife to WR
Hoffman, l acre. $50.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-06-05
$4,000 For Hand.

Mira. L. E Lloyd, of Parkers-
burg. has announced her willing
ness TO part with her left hand to
Harry Munroe. the New York man
who offers $4,000 for hand, a leg
and an arm, all of which he is mi
nus and desires grated upon him
Mrs. Lloyd is a poor, hard working
woman and believes she needs the
money worse than the member
She has one fear, however, that in
grating that Munroe may in her
blood imbide some of her horrible
temper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-06-05
RIVER.

Capt Henry Miller, of Charles
ton, was in our city, Monday.
Pilot j. M. Hooff is home for a
few days.
Capt. o. Il. varian is doing
extensive repairs on his coal barges
in Kanawha.
Capt. Stewart, of the Oakland,
was in town for a short time Mon.
day. The Oakland is on her way
up from New Orleans with big
tow, passing here Monday after.
noon.
Inspectors Thomas and Clarke
inspected the steamboat French,
E E. Varianr Master, at this place,
Monday, and pronounced her in
first GLASS condition.
The Blue Spot, which has been
here on the docks undergoing a
general Overhauling, practically
making new boat of her, under
the supervision of Capt. John A.
Armstrong, left Sunday night for
the Tennessee river. The Blue
Spot was the Wilmont, the name
having been changed after she nm.
derWent the repairs here.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-06-05
REDMOND.

Correspondence, 8.
Rev Syndicate Wilson is CON-
Quoting a revival meeting at Wyo
ma Presbyterian church. He de.
Iivered one of the most able men,
orial aermons on Thursday, May
Both. preaching at 1870 m to the
old soldiers which was most highly
appreciated by them, the soldiers
thus marching to the cemetery fol.
lowed by a large congregation to
distribute Acwers on the departed
ones. he will continue his meet.
ing for a while yet and from there
he will come to Redmond to hold
acamp.mseting in THE community.
He is one of the ablest Evangel.
isistio preachers that ever was in
this section of the country, and
that much good has been aooomp-
lished, none can doubt that many
have been brought into the church
and that the christians have been
greatly revived in q matter of CON.
graduation The singing has been
a very effective feature with the
charming and lovely disposition Of
bis two little daughters Hazel and
Gale, attract the attention Of all
who come under the sound Of their
voice.
Miss Mary Mcleod and brother,
Master Kenneth. left Friday for st
Adams to visit his sister.
John Spencer died at his home
near Henderson Thursday. May
80. 1907. His funeral was conduct.
ed by Rev o F Hsger. from his
late home and he wac laid to reat
in thu family buEying ground near
Plain View.
Curtis Boster is carrying the
mail from oaddie to Henderson.
Every one is most highly PLEASED
with him as he is q most highly
accomplished young gentleman.
Esquire Butler left Saturday for
Calhoun county TO visit relatives
j 7 Shepherd; of Charleston. lie
visiting his family here.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-06-05
Bob Liter Coming.

Mr.. Robert Liter, the we'll known
driver and trainer of race borses.
over in Mason county. has leased
the track and barns at the fair
ground for the season of 1907, and
on or about June LIST he will move
here his entire stable of horses, in.
Guiding six or eight, which he will
campaign the coming season, and
ten or twelve other young pros
poets which he will have in train.
ing
In his string are included Happy
j, 2:164. for which Supplee Bros.
Bryn Msyr, Pa, refused an offer
of $4,000, and AroI, his 2:12 PAGER,
and several others We can't recall
He has also been working faith
fully on Blue Point. the horse that
ia owned jointly by him and the
Mills boys. He has shown an
eighth on several occasions better
than two-minute clip, and they
expect to mark him as good as 2:l0
this season
He has two yearling fllies by
Blue Point, for which Joe Quits
has offered him $1,000 They have
shown phenomenal speed. He will
bring this pair with him and keep
them here week Or ten days be-
fore turning them out, for the ex-
press purpose of letting Gallipolis
people see what they can do and
how they do if.
Gallipolis horsemen are de-
lighted to know of Mr.. Lighters
coming, and will give him q warm
and cordial welcome for he is
known as one of the most success
full trainers in the country and a
good fellow with it.-Gallipolie
Tribune.
Friday Mr.. Liter stepped Happy
j, on his track at Cspehart Stock
Farm in 2:144 and had not yet
stepped him up to the limit. If
the Gallia county people want to
see their track trotted better than
2:10, let them visit it on one of
the days on which Mr.. Liter is
giving this horse a work out. The
above named horses are only few
of Mr.. Liter's good ones too nu-
merous to mention Mr.. Liter is
only going to move part of his
stable to Gallipolis for the season,
as he has mere horses than be can
accommodate on the track here.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-06-05
HENDERSON,
lorrespondence. Nay 3.

OoAIc1pouuoucc, may q.
Miss Mary Leftwich. Of your
city, epent the day Wednesday
with her aunt, Mrs. Annie Barton,
Little Miss Mildred Rhodes, Of
Look II, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
George Afford.
Mrs. John Smith was calling on
friends Wednesday afternoon;
Mrs.. W. q. Arnett gave birth
day party in honor of her little
daughter Gladys, Tuesday, Of hen
II birthday.
Mrs Rose woodward is visiting
friends in Charleston this week
The Wilson Bros. are building
them a fire yacht.
Mrs Jane Pullins visited hsl
daughter. Mrs. Jasper Liter. Of
your city. Sunday.
Mrs.. TolIa Allen. of your city.
spent Thursday with her brother
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nut
ter.
Miss Noah PiOkens, who has
been visiting her sister, Sire. A,
Daugherty. returned to her home
at Ravenswood Saturday.
Mrs. Emory Smith and little
daughter Helen, were guests at
the home of Robert Shank, of
Three.mile. Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs A W Asher spent
Sunday with j. V. Stockton, Of
Beech Hill,
Mrs Willard Spencer and fami.
ly. Of Charleston, were called here
last week by the death of John
Spencer.
Harry Lyons and Dave Darst
left last week for Look 18. where
they expect to find employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond Shank
are on the sick list this week.
Born to Mrs John Spencer Fri.
day, daughter.
Mike Lyons. engineer on the
Ranger, visited his family Satur-
day evening.
VIM. Stanley. who has employ
ment at Pittsburgh, is visiting his
family.
Roy Spencer, of Charleston visi-
ted his home Sunday.
Master Will Walker. who hae
been visiting relatives at Guyan.
dotte, returned home Sunday. he
was accompanied home by his un-
ole. Marion Walker, of Guyan.
dotte.
John Smith. of the Ranger, lie at
home on account of iIlneag.
Miss Edna Barker is indisposed
this week.
Miss Ida Bird. of Pliny, return.
ed home Friday after a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. A. W. Asher.
John Sheppard. of Charleston.
spent Sunday with his family.
Miss Ora Spencer. of Charleston,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Carrie Walker.