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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-09-16
pi..nnointed Aspir.t,on.

Lovers when rejected oft moan and teal
their hair;
Brokers when they're ruined cit stunned
in sad despair:
Tho captain OF leaking ship is full OF
anxious care,
But few things that know of for human
wear and tear.
For palned surprise and sudden shock
can really quite compare
with stepping outward In the dark, when
climbing up stair.
TO find that topmost, astral step-the one
that is not there.
-Woman's Homo Companion,
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ORDER
To Lay Additional Levy For Addi'
tional Funds, As Provided In
Section 8, Chapter 8, Acts
1908

State OF West Virginia,
County OF Mason, to!wit:
At a special session of the board oi
education OF Hannah District, OF Ma
son county, held at the regular meet
ing place thereof, on the I'd day oi
September, 1908 Present: g. III. Mel
ton, President of said board of edn-
cation, and Jas. G. Holley and j b
Green, Commissioners. This day
called special election in said dis
trict for September 26, 1908, asking
for power to make special levy OF .
cents on each 800. Proposed levy ID
for the purpose OF building new
school house In Burns Subdivision
No. Total amount OF assessable
property in Hannah District Is II l,027,-
''ii is Gentle ON q. .o27, ,2el..$l.54o.
Special cent levy on $'.OsI,20l-
Yearly expense on building fund in
district Is about 81 800.
State OF West Virginis,
County of Mason, To-wit:
/, Joseph Meadows, Secretary oithe
Board Of Education in and for Han
nan district OF said county and state,
do hereby certify that the foregoing
is true copy from the records OF an
order made and entered by said board
on the End day Of Sept. 1908
Given uuder my hand this 2nd da,
of Sept. 1908.
n JOSEPH MEADOWS.
Secretary Board of Education, Han
nan DistTiot, Inason County, West
Virginia, Ashton, Pcstoface.
sept. e-2w,
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The Real rarpst.

Lawyer-So you want divorce
from your wife because she throws
things at you, eh!
Client =: Nothing of the kind.
She's too smart to throw things at
me.
Luwyer--But 1 thought
Client Gnterrupting) = She In
tariably throws at the dog, but she
always manages to hit me.-Chica-
90 News.
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"There's wan thing" said Cassidy
In the restaurant, chats always
puzzled me-"
"Only wan thing| piped Casey
tsrcastically. "An' watts that~
'Ts turtle soup fish whin 'tis made
out O veal H"-New York Globe,
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A Boon to Elderly People

Most elderly people have soma
kidney or bladder disorder that 10
both painful and dangerous, 20.
ley's Kidney Remedy haa proven
a boon to many eldoTly people 90 it
stimulateS the urinary organs, cor.
roots Irregularities and tones mp
the whole syStem. Commenco tax.
ing Foloy'S Kidney Remedy and
be vigorous. Sold By ell drus1l6ts.
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$4,000 at least.

When lovely woman stoops to folly
And learns too late that lovers skip-
What balm can heal her melancholy.
What course can give her grief tho clip
The lady's only satisfactiona
The only way her tears to dry,
Lies in q breach of promise action.
With damages almighty high.
Now York PEesB.
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REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
We want a rel resentatiye to handle
FORD automobiles In Point Pleasant
and vicinity. Live hustler, with or
without previous experience, can cas-
lily clear 1900, 90 In season. Write with
refafence ct once. Ford Motor Co.,
Dept. II. Detroit, Mich,
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WANTED--A reliable, energetic man
to represent the ordinary department
of the Prudential Insurance Co. Low
est premium rates and all guaranteed
policies. Address, N o Bacon, Mgr,
Charleston, w Va. july 192w
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rhey,d ne Rlpor rhon.

Hewitt-A Chinese play lasts two
weeks.
to throw he'd better save them for the
last act.-HarpeHs Weekly
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Luna,s PIIaht.

"No.s said the man in the moon.
matches are unknown up here. al
&ays have to borrow light from the
Iun."--Philadclphla North American.
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Notice.

To the owner OF each lot or fractionAI part
Of 2 lot aPnttinE on that paIt of Fifth Street
between n ain Street and Wand Street, and
Street and Seventh Street; Chat being The
portion of The said streets 20 paved the as
Ing said stTeets has boon turnedSoyer 10 mo
by the Council OF the Town of Point Pleas.
ant, for collection. In the manner and In the
All persons indebted 10 said Town on ao-
count OF said paying are Iequlred 70 pay tho
II. l.. RoBEY. Treasurer,
July ~. 1903. fTown OF Point Pl0aiant
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HeAXan.

Together on tho earth there dweiled
A woman and q man
whoe'er agreed in thought and deed
Conceive It IL you can.
And. 10. this man and woman died.
To heaven went the two.
Surprised they stared and then declared.
why, this Is nothing newr'
Town Toplcs.
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A R.ekle,, career.

To write in prose he first essayed,
And. oh. the failure that he made!
Twas then no took to writing verso.
And thus he went from bad to worse.
Town ToT cS.
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Mrs. Benham-I bought tho dog a
collar today.
Benham-All right; I'll give him n
cuff.-Puck.
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uao No hooIto.

Yon manly breast o maid. on which you
1sotSh 1t may harbOr nothing base o.
Al, lean upon II lightly. for who tnowB
What fran cAgars may ne1tts there un-
'ooonI -pnc,,.
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"ouiIchiey served term Tor per.
lury1 never heard OF that How did
Il happenT
eyer 3ury!" -ohleaso Tribune
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A naso Imitation.

Cant you gimme little help.
ma'amT
"Ehf What have you got in that
boxT'
"Dem's de family jewels, ma'ain.
Lemme have quarter on 'em. can't
you Y'-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Grounds.

"Do you think insanity ground for
divorceT'
II don't know" replied the bachelor
gruhiy, "but it's grounds for matrl-
mony. all OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ledger.
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Ode on the inoomo.

How strange thing ones income is!
A paradox II seems to be.
TO live without one bothers sorne.
40 live within ono bothers me.
Yale Record.
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rhn or.nt rhlnn.

EnvIous Neighbor : How is 1t you
manage to keep cook 80 longf
Mrs. Wise-Oh. we know our place
Baltimore American.
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Friday, the End day Of October.

1908 at 10 100 O'Clock A. NJ sell at public auction
to the highest bidder. on the premises to be sold
herein. the life estate OF the said T. +. kimber'
ject 10 the rights OF the Point Pleasant Building
& Loan Association under deed OF trust made
on the 10th day OF February, 1903. and recorded
in Trust Deed Book No. "a page b2S In the conn-
ty court clerks office OF Mason County, West
Virginia. and also. subject to the rights OF the
deed OF trust made the 23d day OF June. 1902. and
recorded in Trust Decd Book No. %, page 1873, In
the county court clerks office OF Mason county.
West Virginia.
The said real estate Is situate lying and being
in the County OF Mason and state OF West Vir:
OF the Point Pleasant Manufacturing and EX-
tension Company, recorded In the clerks office
OF the county court OF Mason county, West Yir.
Rinia In Deed Book No AZ. page lS3. as lots
numbered S3l. $50. 333 & S3i, and bounded as
follows:
beginning at a stake on the county road. at
the corner Of lots number 3H 335. thence n IA
80 w 45o feet to q stake. thence lS' w 800
feet to q stake. thence 8 o. 90 w 100 feet TO n
stake, thence s S5' 10 f 40 feet TO stake on
the county road at the corner OF lots numbered
$50 q s3I. thence along said connty road 4o6 feet
TO the place Of beginning. being the same real
estate conveyed to N. +. Kimberling by The
Point Pleasant Manufacturing 4 EXtension Com
pany, by deed dated 9th day of May. 1891 and Is
Of record in the Office Of the clerk OF the county
court OF Mason county, West Virginia. in Deed
Book No. 60 page 6l9 .
Also ali the personal property OF this said T, r,
KimberlinE. consisting OF household and kitchen
furniture. farming and garden tools. carpenters .
tools, butcher tools, one horse and one COW.
Terms OF sale-CASH.
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
oaDt q I,y
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~
WIoo eIouthp.

Tho band q simple dltty played
- And twasn't It q pityf)
eWooped down on that bRAd-dittY.
,-- .JnxaaelA CIV Ftneg.
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Til EnrrnA

Twas In tho street they met by chance
And then. I've heard It said.
He cast at her killing glance,
And she Just out him dead.
-Piok-LGo-Up.
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Mensv In That.

Tho lawyer likes to take rest
Like most of us. and still
The average lawyers happiest
When working with will.
Smart Set.
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"1 Understand that ahe mas model
before marriage"
"Wsli, shs hasn't beSn Since"--BOs-
ton Post
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On the ard day Of fOctober, 1908

SHth SII oF the Certain lot % or parcel OF land, 70.
gether with the improvements thereon
Situate, lying and being in the state OF West
Lewis and bounded and described as follows
to-wit: Beginning at stake on the wesl
Heights and q twelve foot alley; thence
north leo feet along said Main street 10 Q
stake; thence In q westerly direction npd
river; thence with theameanders Of said
river in a southerly direction 70 the .nortl
ThomSs T DarSt; thence with his line and
the said i2 foot alley 10 the place OF begin
ming. The same being the same prope5ty
Pleasant Developing Company by deed
dated Nov. 9th, 1905. and OF record IN the
County Court Clerks office OF Mason
'GEER GTEEERMs OF sALE-cash in hand on day
of sale. RANKIN WILEY
Sep94 wkB trustee.
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TRUSTEES Sale.

nNDEK and by virtue of the authority
~ vested IN me, the undetsigned trustee,
on the ?9th day OF January, 100. and duly o
MaSon county, West Virginia, In trust deed
I Greenlee. 20 Che undersIgned trustee, %
OF the sum OF $40 aseVidenced by that Ger.
tain note set out and described in said deed
OF trust, and default having been made In
the payment OF said note according 20 its
tenor and effect. and said note being due
and payable and being requested SO 10 do by
the said John Harden the owner ofsaid note
will on
Saturday, the 10th day of Sep
tember, 1908,
commencing at 10 O'Clock n m at the ware
room OF J; W. Bryan, in the town OF Point
for cash, at public auction 70 The highest
yeysd TO me by seld deed Of trust vIz;
back bar. novelty box, counter, Ice book,
cash register, 2 whisky cases, water cooler,
6Fpltoons. writing desk, beer tables. 3
sinks and chairs.
uIt, 1908. j. =. II. B. SMITH,
Aug 28-4wks Trustee.
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Explanatory.

patIence-were you asIeepl
Patr4ce-Partly so; my foot wa1
sleep.-Yonkers Statesman. 4
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER and by virtue OF the authority
" vested In me The undersigned trustee, by
deco Of 1rSSs, SSec9tsd hS H on sne and ma
Mary Keib, his Wife. 10 The uhdersIgnsd
trustee to SECURE TO the Point Pleasant
OF $500 90 as evidenced by two cer!ain prom;
issory notes set out and oescribed IN the said
corded in the oflice OF the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Mason county, WestVlr.
gInia, In truss deed book No. ~. pages ~
the payment ia part of each OF said notes
according to the terms, conditions anu
PROVISIONS of the said deed OF ftrust and being
Loan Association SO to do. the undersigned
trustee will sell at public auction At the
front door OF the court house oil MoSoD
nnnhlY. WeHL Virginia, -.
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Woman'o specially.

nVo woman can expect to bo
r a lawyer OF renown.
abe canx take up the law, for she
Ntes most 20 lay It down.
-RFoOkiyn Lifo.
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Trustees Sale Of Courtesy in Real
Estate and of Personal Property

Under and by virtue OF an order made and en-.
tered by John l.. Whitten, Referee In bankrupt
ey, in the matter OF II. +. KimberlnE. Bankrupt.
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Sept. 0. 4w
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
ERNEST THOMPSON SETON
Lectures Tonight in Public Lecture
 Course on Interesting Subject.

Tho second lecture of tho public lecture course will be given tonight In College street hall at 8 o'clock, by Ernest Thompson Seton. Tho subject will bo Wild Ways of Tnme Beasts" and will he finely illustrated. Mir. Seton ls SO well known by tho peo- pie of New Haven as m entertaining and instructive lecturer it is certain that his new subject will provo an exceedingly attractive ono.
 No writer of animal stories is so well liked by the children ns Mir. Seton. Ills stories nre m endless source of delight to them, The lec- turer owns m estate of about two hundred acres at Cos Cob callod "WindyPoul" where he spends n saa- son fin camp, IIe has recently gv- cn course of lcntures in oxford and Cambridge universities, Englaad Lovers of nature and friends of aEi- rals nlways derive much profit from tho lecturos of Ernest Thomps )n Seton,
 Next week the lecture in the course will be by Mrs, Philip Snow- den of London, the wife of mum- bar nf Parliament Her subject will be- "Peeps at Parliament Through a WOman's nyee." Tickets for the en- tIra course of twonty-siX lectures are only S300 and can be obtained at tho public library or at the door of tha lecture hall,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
MATHEwsoN IN BINfEJIGHT.
Presented Cup While at Theater Amid
 Tremendous Shouting.

Christy Mathewson, the star of them all in the pitchers box, was on the rubber once again Monday night The Giants great twirler was present. ed with loving cup given to him by' Joseph M Gaites, owner of The Three Twins" company, which Is now, playing at the Herald Square theateri The light was thrown on the stage3 where Matty stood in a box, while tho house gave the big pitcher hearty welcome. Shouts came from all parts of the audience, You are all rightI Matty! Go after them again next year"
 . Clifton Crawford, the star of "The Three Twins" company, upon handing Matty the cup, sald 'If the contents of this cup give you as much pleasurd as 1t does us to present 1t to you. you will have a lifelong jag"
 Matty had to respond to the manyl calls for a speech, and he said "Whild I have been before the New York publ lie for eight years. have never apf peared as a speaker, but I want t3 thank MT Gates and the members ol the Three Twins company for thi} cup. also wish to thank the New York public for It's appreciation There is still room on the pole at th4 Polo grounds for pennant, and wi hope to put the worlds champions ot 1t next year"
 After the show Matty and the comt pany went to chop house, wli ere \ banquet was served.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
LOCAL BOWLERS WIN
Republican Club Nutmeg Team Takes All Three from
 Bridgeport.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS
New Haven Wins Two--Waterbury Takes Same Number from Meri-
 deH-Local Results.

On the Republican club alleys last night the Republican club quintet of the Nutmeg league took three games from the Bridgeport team neither five rolling any remarkably high scores Frenchs high three of 55l being the highest total of the evening on either side, Mix was not In his usual form as the score of 499 for three games will testify and Smith and Hollacher did not put up the games the fans expect ed. The alleys were crowded to wit ness the first appearance of the Bridgeport team in this city and the first Nutmeg league game rolled here. Hall and French the two anchor men of the. local team both rolled well all though the scores of $50 and 55l re- spectively are not the best that Hall and French can do Brewer of the Park City team with 524 was high three for the visitors and three of the Bridgeport men rolled under 475. The local team made some of the lowest scores ever made by the quintet on their own alleys. The scores:
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TWO MORE BOUTS
Russell A, z, Secures Eddie" Murphy and Paddy" sulli-
 van for Ten Round Match.
BOTH STRONG FIGHTERS
Eddie Kelley and Young Maloncy Also to Appear at Grand October e6--
 Fitzgerald to Referee.

Besides having Dave Deshler and Jack Marto scheduled for a ten round bout the Russell A. c. has gone still further to make the first athletic ex- hihition of the season great suc- cess and has secured the services of other well known scrappers. At the Grand opera house on october 26 Eddie" Murphy and Paddy Sulll- van will be seen In the seml-dnal. Both will weigh-in at 135 pounds at 3 o'clock and will furnish a swift and clean ten round match which will keep the followers of fistiania inter- ested from start to finish.
 Both boxers rank high in the game and will be on deck to deliver the goods in fine style. Eddie Murphy halls from Boston, and the Hub scrap- per has established strong record, since his debut in the pugillstic game. Eddie has fought forty-one battles and has yet to be made to take the count.
 Paddy Sullivan, by no means Is a slow one at the sport. This was easl- ly shown when "Paddys" exertlons for few rounds settled Harry Scrogss at Hartford. "Rnl" Crowley. who has had young Corhett under his wing, stated when he saw Paddy" perform stunts on the roped arena, that sullivan had the stamina of a good fighter In him and ought to make good
 Six rounds of milder sport will be witnessed when two representatives of the no pound lighting class meet. The wto youngsters are the best at the game at their weight and the Connecticut an1 New York init push CTS will promise an interesting go. Eddie Kelley of Bridgeport and Young Maloney of New York will jump into the match and make mat ters lively for six rounds.
 Dave Fitzgerald, who has oniciated at the local bouts n many instances. and whose squareness has made Jim a much desired official, will act as ref- cree. This alone ought to Insure a successful affair on all sides, and ln- terest the many fans of this city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
AMATEUR POLO LEAGUE.
Clubs Hold Meeting Last Night--Ldt-
 tic Work Accomplished.

A meeting of the amateur polo teams was held at tho home of Dr. Doolittle last night, and all the clubs were rep resented. Little was accomplished, on account of the teams not yet being ready, The first game of the season, which will be played prior to the first game of the Now Haven team at the Quinnipiao rink on October 19, will be between the Humphreys and a picked team. James C, Webster will aot ae official scorer for the league, The fol- lowing clubs were represented, Hum phreys by Captain C. N. Coe, West Sides, M. Mulleni All New Havens 1T Messerole,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
SCORE FOR MURPHY
Quarterback Run by Scrub Team General Results in the
 Only Touchdown at Field.
BINGHAM ON THE VARSITY
Fitzpatrick Choice Over Logan for Left End--Probable Line-Up Against
 West Point,

Yale held It's second day of secret practice yesterday and the gates were closed for an hour and a half while the men were put through very stren- uous drill. After long signal, prac- tice In which various formations were tried the two teams lined up for a twenty-minute scrimmagc. Bingham played quarterback on the varsity and Fred Murphy played quarter on tho scrub team. The management of the latter team was vastly superior and Murphy did with Daly. Holt and Burke as well as Bingham did with PhilbIn. Brides and Coy.
 The only score of the scrimmags was a touchdown by Murphy who carried the ball over the line after a quarterback run through a broken field. The defense of the varsity was very good and though the line of the scrub team occasionally broke the men in the scrub backfeld were used as tackles and the goal was kept safe from danger.
 Brown played left tackle in place of Hobbs who is still suffering from sprained ankle and who in all prob ability will be unable to play against West Point next Saturday Fitzpatrick still played left end, although Logan was at the field and Logan will have to fight for his old position, The probable lineup against West Point will be.
 Fitzpatrick le, Brown It, Andrus lg Riddle 0, Cooney rg, Goebel rt Burcf re, Murphy and Hopkins pb, Philbir or Daly lhb, Brides rhb, Coy fb.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
SOCIALISTS HOPES HIGH.
Expect to Elect Members of hssembl,
 and Congress from iGast Side,

New York, Oct, ia,--On the strength of their estimated registra- ton and the falling off in that of the Tammany and republican organiza- tons, and the demonstrations al meetings, indoors and out, the social ists of the East Side belieVe they will elect Q nombor of tho assembly and representative in congress Such is the increased sentiment in support of the socialist ticket in the Sixth and Eighth assembly and tho Ninth con gressional districts that they declare indications point to complete over throw of tho existing political power in that vicinity
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
GRAND BALL AND CAKE WALK
Some Good Cake Walking and Danc-
 ing at Music Hall.

The grand ball and cake walk given under the auspices of tho Shamrock A. c, at Music hall last evening proved to be very successful affair A large att tendance watched some very stellar buck and wing dancing, and also some very good cake walking.
 Golden of the All New Haven A. c, was Franklin team, composed of Benson and Burgess, carried off first prize in the cake walking contest The other team in this contest l'laherty and Lambert, of the Criterion A. C. deserve special mention.
 The judges of the event were tho MT. and Mrs. Walters.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
NEW DIAMOND FOR PIRATEs
Pittsburg Club Secures Ball Park i
 Center of City.

Pittsburg, Oct 13.--Negotiatfon have been about closed whereby th Pittsburg Baseball club, through F. r Nicola and others, comes into posses sion of the new ball park used by tn Carnegie Technical school, In tn heart of Pittsburg. The price to b paid is about s800,0o0. The old Ex position park, where the Pirates hay played for nineteen years, Is soon t be turned into railroad yard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-14
GOOD TRY BY DAN PATCH

Lexington. Kyo Oct. 19,--The feature of to-day's racing was the remarkable but unsuccessful attempt of Dan Patch to lower his record of 1853, Although he went the mile in 1'5e l-d, his effort considering hls age and conditions ls sald to have been more remarkable even than his record performance. He was tired at the finish.
 The feature event of the programme was the Walnut Hall cup race, which proved a great disappointment Uplau won in straight heats and span ,' queen, the overnight fayoritc was no- where.