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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-12-30
euee easful Mon NO FueeY.

Peace and happiness cannot exist
in the vicinity of an individual who
has a mania for settin. everybody
right He ia generally united for of
flee. being one OF the exasperating peo-
pie who are continually saying what
they would do while really doing moth.
ing at all 1t is usually tho 6luSgPrd
or idler, who stands about and watches
others work, who can suggest q. dozen
ways in which they can do better.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-12-30
PROVING AIMsELk5
Feat 81 Pioneer Who WaS Hale IN
HE Old Age.

Feat 81 q Pioneer Who WaO Hale In
His Old Age.
1t is wise man who proves his
words before he speaks them. A
story of an old Pennsylvania settler
shows shrewdness in this direction
as we'll as pardonable pride in
proves. The hero of the anecdote
was Gabriel Schiller, pioneer who
was hale in his old age.
One day Schiller broke in upon a
company of farmers who were gath
cred in a workshop. The old man
carried an ak on his shoulder.
"Iet some one turn the grind
stone for me- he said.
For along time he sharpened the
instrument, with the greatest So
Iemnity. Some present thought he
had lost his senses, Finally he shout
dercd the ak and said:
"Let each one follow me.
The farmers thought that this
summons might mean that an att
tack was to be made on the Indians,
and they asked:
"Shall we take arms2"
4. rDo as you please" replied Schu-
Each man seized his rife and fol-
loved the old settler. He led them
to an open place in the woods.
Now. said Schiller, stopping,
act each 90 into the woods and Sc
lectsafffnc, 1argertree.S When you
hear my, trumpet, return, g
The men, wondering, did as they
we're bid. When the trumpet blew
they gathered once more about
Schuldr. The sage, led by the farm
srsi examined each tree selected.
.'lMany of them are very fine" he
pronounced, "but none equals this
oak"
So it was. He had picked out the
finest. He threw off his jacket and
began to cut. When he had hewed
halfway through he changed his, az
from his right hand to his left and
went on without changing position
or saying a word. In an hour he had
cut way through, and the. tree fell.
Mounting the stump, SCHUYLER adj
dressed the farmers:
"Today I am hundred years
old, and / would bear evidence OF
my strength. I would like to have
your promise that the tree shall
stay as it fell"
/! The old mans request was grant
cd, and the PROSTATE oak remained
| for many years to be monument to
The strength of the century. old
Pennsylvania. ~ "
schuler liyednearly ten years aft
err this incident.-Youth's Compan
lion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-12-30
Aua.rnIia,a .Elrnt rheater.

The first recorded production of n
play in Australia took place In June
OF the year 1880. 1t was called "The
Recruiting officer" The proceeds of
the first, pay night (some t2o) went to
the family of man who had been
drowned. In January, 1706, a rough
and ready playhouse was opened, and
the public had to pay shilling n
head for admission. The. payments
were made in kind, wheat, flour or
rum taking the place of the usual cur
rency.-London Standard.
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nnnd Word For veIln.

ut is those big wells that fasten
down tight under the chin and ears
that want to put in good word
for said the bacteriologist. at may
be that they ruin the eyes and shut
out a lot of fresh air, as some folk
claim, but they prevent women from
putting dirty pieces of money into
their mouths and SO keep enough
germs out Of the system to make up
for the other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
XeEks Press.
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Thu Mnuinn In Party.

Eyes, they have new sort of func-
ton In Chicago that is quite the rage
"What is 1t called2"
TITS called n moving In party. When
tho hostess learns that the empty
house next door is to be occupied she
calls her guests by telephone, and
they come and draw cuts for the
front windows and then sit there and
size up the new neighbours stun as the
movers carry 1t in"-Cleveland PlniD
Dealer.
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Out of n great evil may come great
good.-ItalIan Proverb.
a. poiltn lrurn Down.

Sir Algcrnon West in his reminis-
cences tells this story Of Robert
Browning: afNYheh he had become IA
nous some one waited very muchtto
meet him. A kind friend arranged n
meeting, and the guest besieged
Browning with questions and CONVEX
sation during dinner, and even after
dinner he continued buttonhollng his
victim. Come said the poet this
will never do. They will say / am
monopolizlne yonp"
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rhslsImple Llfe.

A. univeraity life is in some respects
like that OF q monastery; the inmates
are to- great degree protected from
the evil world outside. The standards
Of ethics, are higher. and there 10
greater faith in ones f6llowmen. Every
swindler knows that college profeg'
sor Is usually an easy mark."-The
Independent.
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Go Rloht at II.

"of course you. know that germs
communicates slcknessf"
Eyes" answered the man1who is ap-
prehensive ah9It ,his health, land the
to BUSINESS lin Nfheif commu1lcatlohfsI.
Instead OF employing the scientific cir
cumlocptionn9h the MEDICAL PEofeS'
sion.'-Exchange, ,..,.g ..,.s,s .
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=. emma a,ramp.

Reservoirs of oil lamps should never
be filled to the thrim, as. oil expands
when heated, and the overflow is apt
to eAhde, scausing a smell Of parafin,
Yhile$t to prevent the oil from. flowing
over the. edge of the, burner after
the lamp has been filled the wick.
aftet'eleanihgt should be turned down
below the leYel ,qf the burner until II
Il REQUIRED To fight ,it
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An Impertlnsnt oueatlon

"Your wife" impertinently asks a
massage cream advertisement, rs she
as fair and fresh as the day you were
married." We are out OF sympathy
and accord with those who SCOT at
marital felicity, in the first place: in
the second place. the word.play is old
and obvious. Besides, either an
sweF might preolpitate trouble.
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.Aoetyieas to Raise shIpa.,l

Sunken ships may now be relocated
by means OF acetylene gas. An export.
ment was tried successfully ON q ten
ton bort In the River Seine. The boat
was raised by means of small bal
looms Inflated below the water with
acetylene gas generated nom the aelid
carbide OF calcium The inventor, III.
Ducasse. processes to toresee thoHap-
nlicatlon OF the invention to chips ito
prevent their laundering in collisiena
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Every monthly magazine carries us
many as two. continued stories IN It,
When man takes six 1t means that
his wife is carrying twelve continued
stories in her head in addition to
doing the cooking and trying to find
out how much the new hat cost worn
by the woman next door. - OIL City
Derrick. g a.. - So no
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TrytndtS Mako a HIT!

Judge Do you. acknowledge, the
charge brought before the. court of
throwing your VIE to the ground and
knocking her head repeatedly against
the floor? Prisoner (eyaslyely)-4 was
only trying to make hit with her.
your honor.-1?Judge. ss e., N. II Z
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Natural HiStory.

"whah is you been workin'7" asked
Miss Miami Brown.
J, Cup to one o. deshere garridges whar
dey. keep de automobiles" 80 @''
81, s'pose you likes 'em better, dan
mules"
"Well, de din'unce is dat a mule
Kicks VIII his him feet an de automo.
bile is mo-. Yble to butt same. as a
Washington Star.
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soda end ,Wator.

For sheer simplicity OF phrase and
conception few have surpassed that
delightful old lady who. with shrewd
twinkle in her eye, inquired whether
soda water should be written as
two separate words or if there should
be siphon between them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-12-30
Inward 81 To.morFoyt.

s-To-morrow" ID a4.word which. 10
only found In the fool'S calendar and
stands, for nothing that 10 real and
TANGIBLE. Just the baseioa0 6thRN OF
which dreams are made. q fantastic
vision of anticipations in the eAeAow
land OF the future. Put NO trust ~ To-
morrow; Il may be bankrupt thNest
Inent. To-day 10 the best bNnhe l!llsf.
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MuI.n Drew Wooded PaI..

Just after a newly married couple
OF Altoona, Pa. had entered their,
carriage to drive to the station 10 start
on a wedding trip. friends pnhitohed
the handsome cobs and substituted -
pair Of mules. These attracted GFeat
attention as they hauled the palV
through The streets.
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a sNbstituts.

/. II am sorryS my :degr sir, hut Iheg4
,lected to bring my surgical instru-
ments with me-"
"That will be ali right doctor. The
plumber who has been work ing In the
cellar has left his tools 3 here. lex;
Change.
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ALnnnuana struaule.

G. in the Naples. hotel, desiring
a fresh towel; rang'for'a chdmbermaid
and m9ld his request In what he sup
posed was the language OF the coun-
try. Meeting a blank face. he tried
French and then German. but in vain.
A little out; OF. ;. temper. he ). said:
why don't you speak Engllsh3" II
do. sir" was the reply Travel.
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: rh6tFatted calf.

That mightyFunfair trick of kllling
the fatted calf for the prodIgal causes
more family rows than anything else
on earth except the division of fathers
money.-Atchison Globe.
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Eonnneumlnni.

:she-Im going to give you back our
engagement ring. love another He4
Give me his name and address. Sheg,
Do you want to kill him? He-No, !
whnt to sell him the ring.APlck!He.U Up:
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A sponaer.

"The worse Of spongely is he; never
pays anything" said Grabbles. y So
"Oh, doesn't he, thought Ask hint to
pay you visit and see," retorted
Hicks,
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A young person named Percivai Pepper
Once proposed to a girl prim and proper
She replied: "1t's go.
Stiil, it's more CONNIE II faut &.
First to pop to papa. Mr.. Poppern
-IAppIneotts Magazine,
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MiIk roa.t and cheosv.

Make some Rich milk toast and epret
out on fiat dish. Cover WITH a THICK
layer of grated cheese and put in the
oven till the cheese melts and browns:
-Harper's Bazaar.
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nusny m"M-r,.

A soulful young woman named Miriam
wheno'or she had beaux would quite
wearJ 'om.
With lanRuishinE signs
ehe would roll up her eyes 49,.
And would darling and ducky and deAti6
Iem.
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Romhnrded.

70 poet-Nothlng can stop time.
Ye Troubadour-I don't know. I
stopped three alarm clocks when 1
sung under my. lady's window the
other night-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
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rDfToAfAf pAAAaaArH

the goal any ola Time"
IL you would make others be.
lieve in your wisdom, be brief.
Conscience has very little bust
mesa in the marts of trade.
One reason for eating ioe.oream
with a spoon is that fork leaks
1t always fatters a man to ask
him something he knows lot
about.
Sometimes a woman will be all
up in arms aRainst man and
still not be angry at him.
You oan get coat of tan from
Old Sol, but you must pay the
tailor for a pair of trousers.
A man seldom kisses a girl
sgainst her will, but sometimes
she makes him think he does.
We have plenty of expert testi-
mony. What we need is few ex.
pert juYrymen to understand it
Woman has three ages: Her real
age. what her friends think her
age is and what she claims tits.
johnny was asked to tell the
namaa of the meala of a daV. He
replied: "Supper, dinner, break,
fast and oatmeal"
According to the Jewel City
(Kan.) Republican, thetwo great
est authors Of tragedy are Shakes.
peare and whisky.
AMiohigan girl is confined to
her bed with illnesS contracted by
sitting too near knot.hole in her
fathers wooden leg.
Many a young man who has
vowed to go through fire and water
for the girl he loved. has won her
and gone through 6re-water ih.
stead.
1t lie really too bad that Adam
didn't have that apple story copy.
righted. As one of his heirs !
would be reaping quite nice roy
atty from it myself.
A leading choir master says most
pretty girls open their mouths
crooked when they sing, That
man will find faultwith Heaven
If he ever arrives there.
Minnesota eggs must be differ
emit. According to a Minnesota
newspaper, Fred Hinokly brought
in big grist of eggs Saturday"
Threshed 'em, we suppose.
We have often wondered whether
a crowd of women when they get
together ever leave anything unsaid
One reason why the devil never
takes vacation lie that he finds
too much work to OCCUPY his al
tention.
The fellow who can't be induced
to mind his own business usually
has no business to devote his mind
to.
Bargain counter prices are 80
low nowadays that it lie possible to
raise girl almost as oheaply as q
boy.
Every man is more or less of an
eRotist. and every woman is false
when it comes to giving herself
perfect form.
When mother and the girls join
the Christmas junk jam they al
ways overestimate poor old dads
income.
When a bashful young man fin
ally musters up enough courage TO
kiss pretty girl, he is disguised
with himself for having neglected
his opportunities.
Many a man is keeping $500
look of hair in his writing deck as
his sole remnant of a young and
beautiful girl who cost him that
amount and then went away and
married another mali--and usually
be is glad OF 1t. Time changes all
thinRs, even our loves.
Not long ago, friend of mine
who is chicken fanoier. lost one
of his fine hens just as che hatohed
a brood of ohiokens. He tried TO
palm them off on a foster mother,
but the hen refused to adopt the
orphans. My friend next soaked
come kernels of corn in whisky
and fed them to hen that had
just begun to cit. While she was
drunk, he took away her eggs and
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AIrohlps.

AIrohlps.
Tho airshIps do some better now.
They go up well enough.
But, say,
The way
That they como down
10 truly p. d. rough.
v-atatVe York WoEta.
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Notice of STOCKHOLDERS Meeting

Notice of Stockholders Meeting.
The Annual Meeting of the Stock.
holders of the Point Pleasant Trust
Company will be held on Tuesday,
January 10th, 1909, at 10 O'Clock. A!
VI, at the office of the company, in
the Mutual Realty Company office
building, in The Town of Point leas'
ant, Mason County. West, Virginia,
for the election of Directors and the
transaction of any other business that
may be lawful and proper.
III. i: ROBEY, Secretary,
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1lRDER 0F PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
At rules held in the Clerks office OF the Circuit
Of December, ieos, the following order was en-.
'e'' George NJ: Shields.
Emma Shields. "a, ID,
The object orthe above entitled suit is to OBJ
tain for the said plaintiff q divorce from the
q FG ad thf 'ad lied n s
a n6n.fesident OF this State. II is ordered that
Ssfe % of te Sst pGbeation hereof and do
what is necessary to protect her interests In said
Clerk Of ,b6rcuit dol Il d PS Sas1s eSunty.
West Virginia.
b. H. BIAoo. Sol.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
| no the SheriTof Mason County. Greeting:
E%Sn sSIeds 9 &c IN soa
SIpait Court n0 So a Isr 6 R Sss 81 81
said Court on the nIst Monday In December,
l9pS, To answer n BIZ in Cliancery exhibited
shieidS and Unless she shall answer said
bfli Within one month thereafter, the Court
Nd Ie rSn And have then there this writ
SS u SSsssS5sE s5a 1Rs sB sssI
81 F sae r !'sls''S A. j: 'BoeaEss. clerk.
NOTICE T0"Take DepOsltlons.
ID Emma Shields: Take notice: 49,
That on the 9Th day OF January. A. u. l99g,
O'clock D. M. az the law office Of u; II Blagg,
In'Point Pleasant. West Virginia, viii take
inieyidence in my behalf In a certain suit in
Chspeery now pending in the Circuit Court
OF the County of Mason. and state OF West
Virginia, in which am Plaintiff and you
are Defendant. Iffrom any cause the TAX
ing OF said deposition shall not be com;
ma that 0AY.Of III commenced snail
not be completed on the day Aforesaid, the
same shall be continued from day 10 day, or
from time to time, at the same place ana pc;
have been completed. ,,,
B; II, Blagg' Sol. BY Counsel
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. .
Court OF Mason County. on Monday. the 18th day
Of December, 1908. the following order was en-.
tereoi c1ooron N shinlda.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-03
DISASTROUS FIRE
Comes Near Obliterating the Central
Portion of Pierce Station.

.,tron. ro9s 2a Ry yi,s1 n1reh R.1es 9sA SIS 81
Tenn, three .mo,ilsOl4UUt =
city, and the =-@
nearly off the map beror e
could be checked by the
brigade 1t is the general urn his feet
bat the fire originated from thof..-
Ks of passing engine. The ..nSyfOrdS ~
zk first discovered in the 'on asty
lse of Jarvis Pierce. The pnv4n on"t a'59destro2
bouse OsoeS' and stoo oa[v1s rs !erynt stat7ed
-, - @lu s'qTA - j. I'll ~
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-03
WALL COLLAPSED.
Dahnke Walker Milling Co. Bin
Tumbles Down.

The Dahnke Walker Co. S new
corn mill, one Of the largest IN the
South, was badly damaged last Fri
day by the collapsing OF the sup
porting structure under the corn
bins. The bins were built inside
the walls to the rear, with heavy
supporting timbers extending to a
level with the second floor. They
were about thirty feet deep, en-
bracing four sections. Three sec
tlons on the east side were full of
corn. Last Friday afternoon the
timbers began to crack and the
building to shake. Signal was
given to the men at work to close
down and quit the building. They
were hardly out of the building
when the bins came down with
crash through the east wall, cut
ting hole almost as smooth as if
it had been removed Systematically.
The wall fell across a freight car
and crushed it to spllnters. A me-
gro loading the car was covered with
brick and timber, but rescued with
a few bruises only.
The bin contained about FIVE
thousand barrels of corn and when
the tlmbers gave way it pitched
forward towards the ground with
the rear end tilted.
The workmen are now engaged
in removing the rubbish and get
ting ready to repair the damages,
which will amount to several thou
sands of dollars,
The mill will be put in operation
as speedily as possible. In fact, a
portion of the machinery will be
running Immediately.
The accident was unfortunate in
deed, coming as it does, shortly af-
ter the expense of the new mill and
building.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-03
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
Held Meeting at the Palace Hotel
Thursday.

The Ninth Congressional Dis
trict committee met at the Palace
Hotel, this city, on Thursday, Mar
26, and perfected arrangements
fora primary to be held ou tht
sixth day of August next, to de
termine the will Of the people as
to whom they desire to represent
them as Congressman from thi:
district. The following counties
were represented: Waakley Coun-
ty, by DR.. A. D. Finch, chairman:
Thomas Steele, Secretary; Of Lau-
derdale; Davis Moss, of Dyer; C.
H. Cobb, by proxy, for Crockett;
R. I. Lewis, by proxy, for Hay
wood; j. L. Fry, by proxy, for
Obion. In the event no one an
nounces as candidate against Hon.
Finis j. Garrett by the first day
of July the committee will meet
in this city and declare him the
nominee. 1t is generally conceded
that Mr.. Garrett will not have any
opponent. In the event prima-
ry is to be held, the committees
man from each district will ap-
point the judges and clerks. Lake,
Gibson and Upton counties we're
not represented.
Resolution was adopted asking
the Chairman of the County Com
mittee, or, in case he fails to do
so, the Congressional Committee
man for each county to call a mass
convention to meet for the pur-
pose of selecting the congressional
committeeman for each county, on
the day of meeting of county COM
mittee for the purpose of selecting
delegates to attend the convention
at Nashville July II, which is to
select delegates to the National
Convention.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-03
Fiest Gets Another Trial.

Nashville, Tenn, March 2S.-
The Supreme Court, In an opinion
delivered to-day by Chief Justice
w. D. Beard, gave DR.. Herman
&est, the alleged murderer of Mrs.
Rosa Mangrum, another chance
for his life by reversing the find
ing of the Davidson County Grim
inal Court.
The case of the State, the Su.
preme Court rules, fails on the
part of venue; that is, fails in es-
tablishing that the crime was com
mitted in Davidson County, and il
is averred that the defendant had
a constitutional right that such
fact should be established. In the
language of Judge Beard, the
court said:
Upon careful examination of
records, we feel forced to say that
we are unable to find any evidence
that, if Mrs. Mangrum was mur-
dered, that the crime was com
mitted in Davidson county"
The court in rendering the opin-
ion, however, defended and COM
plimented the charge of Judge W.
M. Hart to the jury, which had
been criticised and arraigned rath-
er severely by counsel for DR..
Fiest. Judge Shields delivered an
oral dissenting opinion. He de-
clared emphatically that he be-
lieved circumstances cl early
proved the crime was committed
in Davidson County. He thought
the verdict should have been af-
frmed. AS the judgment of the
court was pronounced, reversing
the case, a reporter asked Fiest if
he had any statement to make.
He replied:
'No, not now"
Dr.. Fiest was taken back to jail
and the question of what bond will
be required of him will be brought
up later. Flest was in no wise
seemingly moved by the decision,
which was rendered before prac-
-ically empty courtroom. The
5rend of the opinion was that Fiest
was guilty, but the State had not
proved that the alleged crime had !!
0een committed in this county.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-03
BUILD INTERURBAN LINE.
Minneapolis Investment Company
Has Contract at Paducah.

Paduch, KY, March 28.-The
Royal Investment Company, of
Minneapolis, Mimi, has closed a
deal with the Kentucky and Ohio
River Interurban Railway Com
pany of this city to construct fifty
miles of electric railway, connect
Carlo, His, and Paducah, also pur-
chasing 81, ,000,000 of first mort
gage bonds. This insures two in
terurban lines for Paducah, the
other to be built from here to
Mayfeld, KY, and later to Union
City, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-03
A Baby Show in Union City

would have many contestants. but il
is safe to say that the healthiest baby
would win the prize. No baby can be
healthy who suffers from worms and
most babies do unless they are kept
free from them withsWhite's Cream
Vermifuge. Acts quickly, yet mildly
lis its own purgatiye. Mothers don't
attempt to raise children without
Whites Cream Vermifuge. Price 25c-
Sold by Red Cross Drug Store.