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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-09-16
REDMOND

Mr. and Mrs Lemuel Shifiet, OF
your city. were oslling on relatives
Sunday afternoon.
Mester Everett Spencer, who
has been taking 8 weeks vacation,
returned Sunday 10 his homo at
Charleston.
Mrand Mrs james Milford. who
have been spending n weeks vaoa-
ton, with their parents, MIR and
Mrs g go Mulford, returned to iheir
home at st Albsns.
The ball game which was DON.
Quoted by the Redmond aud Hen
derson Sunday afternoon. the SCORE
stood 20 to 81 in favor of Red
mond. The Henderson team got
three players from East Liverpool,
o and one from the Bryant show.
boat Oh! you excellent uall plsy.
ers of Henderson, you will have to
go to the oity of Philadelphia and
learn to play ball before you beat
the Redmond boys.
Miss Christie Mcleod spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with friends al
Henderson.
Mrs Annie Roberts. of Wyome,
spent Friday with her sister, Mis-
Jane Pullins, of Henderson, who
10 very low with consumption, The
many readers of tho Register wish
es for her speedy recovery coon
Farmers are busy outing corn
in this locality.
Plain View SCHOOL is progressing
uioely under the management OF
Miss Don Austin, of this place.
Miss Graoe Rhoades, who hae
been employed at Thurmond, Rs
telephone operator, has beon spend.
ing a week with her parents, re
turned to Thurmond Monday.
Mrs Willard Spencer. of Cbpr.
leaton, arrived here Sunday to visit
relatives fora fow days
Mrs Katie Boneoutter and son
Sherman, spent Sunday with Mrs
Dora Perry.
Misses Lou Booth, Amy and
Vernia Milford and Bessie w cath
ers, Of Heudereon, on their way tc
Sunday School last Sunday war
presented by Mr. Barker with {
largo fine watermelon, which war
taken to Mrs, EIleu Hutchinson
and eaten which was highly appre,
oiateh by tho girls. Many thanks
Mr. Barker. A Farmer Girl.
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Lionum Vitae.

Llgnum vitae. the heaviest as well
as toughest wood known to the trade,
Will outlast brass and is tougher than
many grades of steel. a stick of the
wood weighs nearly as much as lead
1t is IN great demand for warshlp
bearings. and usually the shafts of the
immense machinery wear out before
the llgnum Vitae bearings.
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ECKARD CRAPLE.

Mrs Fannie Mitchell and little
daughter Florence, of Sycamore,
III. are visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs Mathew Wilmington.
Miss Bessie Winebrenner, of
near Leon, is visiting her unoles
Messrs. Strawd and Will.See.
Miss Bertha Beabout, of Mid.
dleport, has returned home after a
few weeks here with Mrs Velma
Rawson,
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Impress upon your Democratic
neighbor the fact that he must b'
registered if he intends to vote
and that he must not leave that
registration to ohanoe, or Repub
lican registrar, but must go in per
son and have his name placed on
the registration book. And If the
registrar is a Swisherite, watch
him put the name Town, and don'i
be satisfied until it is down.
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Sheep and Gold.

OF domestic animals sheep come first
as cold rcsistcrs. Sheep have lived for
weeks buried in snow. When the great
blizzard of March, 1891, swept Eng
land sheep were dug out alive from
the enormous drifts In Devonshire
twonty-four days later. Goats and pigs
take respectively second and third
Dlaces ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-09-16

about a year ago Pslor to that
time he was engaged in the insur
bnoe business at Mason.
The remains of the unfortunate
little girl were laid to rest Monday
hftsrnoon.
The fellow workmen of Mr. Rou n
contributed their daS'e wages Tt
day to the family. The operator
contributed s15 and other friends
are helping. as the family not only
lost their home and household
goods, but their clothes as we'll.
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Tho Nedjee Horse.

A thoroughbred Arabian horse could
on an ordinary course be easily dis.
tanced by European racer, but for
endurance of fatigue, docllity and for
speed maintained at long distances. so
long as to appear incredible, theSNed-
jee horse acknowledges no equal a
good Nedjee will canter. for twenty
four hours In summer and forty-eight
in winter without requiring drink.
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Brain In tho Stomach.

The solar pleXus is the emotional
brain, says Professor Francois Guyot,
An emotion that attacks us is felt
there first. Thus IL we feel anxiety 1t
may give us, If severe, n positive stom-
ach ache. 1t may even be productive
of nausea.
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a Short chrlltmas.

"ChrlstmaS day is. only three hours
long in the Finnish town of Tornea,"
said traveller. 81 spent last Christ
mas there. At sunrise got up to see
my presents and to read my Christmas
mail, and night had fallen before j
got through breakfast"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-09-16
Lonn Nnoked Wnman.

Women of the Ivory Coast, in Africa.
lengthen their necks by wearing iron.
rings. Every year they put new ring
round the neck, which they can stretch
SO far that 1t is nothing unusual to
find 1t as long as the face,
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Whether there's compromise
or not, the fact remains that dem
oorstio administration is sadly
needed in Vest Virginia Indeed
change in the national admins
tration would help this State
amazingly. for We would get rid OF
lot of corrupt politicians who are
playing an awful game graft.
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17sh day Of Ootober, I0OS,

. Ia. /. ., - ~. eli,
at The Court Honseot satd County, dor
lie appointment OF eommlssionteis 10 I ~,
cerlainn Just compensation 70 we psrs sons
GELS or STRIPS OF land, hereinaiier lnentoneM
In which you are interested, either as owner owner
or owners and i9T s@S otsSss
and iau as may be necessary to condemn the
same for The public use and purpose herelu-
after named.
The ssid strips orparcols Of land eCss iinSsie
ninIS and are Sonnded and described rs fol-
Fo,vs.
a,r t,o,,nnino M m corner
S comm an .2 Hl' x on RsiISay Gompany;
LnehSs ~ Sv VI r. N1ss fstc,S,,eT,s NJ feet:
Emls1Ge oS,'ss seu n,Snlio, Win and 60 Eet
IhShce .. o% - ". ~ - ~, csntsr lima 81
ir0n ,uG w nn'nt In lie
ihe ~ NJ, hNiINs"S, ~ ~ " an, !, u q N
iinS uetNVssn .n.s, ,rasioTiS along
iaa,a H., y y, t,ct 10 roinI III bsgiuninH cons
talnihs w. acres, .,,,,,. :, ,,o;, ,oo,
SEG"Sp LEhcT hsgInntuS nv y pSrns,oS
!set = ~ 20 iro ~ INC ny, 5,,So IN ie
me h. y n. hntLWhs hpnls = cla ny "
along Ihe tue oelWSSl ny ~ iSs ~ tn,
olIp"llS CIV ti ~ 49, a., y ~, NJ
NM on n oufS. 10 the iirht With n radius
iitI eai paTmlicl Ia and 10 feet distant from
so faei: thence on Tangent s. SGs 05' II. 1905
fcct 10 ,Ie iInS Le,weeu Mrs. Stbphens and
Mrs 'Nnginia PnI lells hence with ihell LAT.
tel line n. 8OF lY Il. lSl 1sOt; thence n. Be %
". 1907 fec: parallel Wi n ind 10 feet distant
from nIounsod new csI-ter line OF the X e
NJ. Railway; hence carving TO tho left With
n radius o: ASH feet paIRllcl WITH ana " Ieet
distant IRON H p5SpoS nsw se pSso ias e
s,rn Nv, Sy ~ ,,yo no,ce,s bo.
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Eovntian cIoth

The cloth of tho old Egyptians was
so good that, although 1t has been used
for thousands of years us wrappings
for mummles, the Arabs of today can
wear it. 1t is all of linen. the ancient
Egyptians considering wool unclean.
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WATERLOO.

Miss Ora Stone, of Leon. spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs Blaine
Hill.
Unole Mike Uasto WAS a business
visitor to Leon Thursday,
MIG Burdett was in this vicin.
ity Friday.
PIE Markham, Cody, Wyoming,
who has been vieiting his father, j
E Markham. of Pliny, visited rel,
atives here Wednesday and Thurs.
day,
Ut Knapp wac quito sick Sat.
urday, which was though to have
been caused by his eating come
pswpsws,
Birthstone was business Wis.
itor to Point Pleasant Friday,
B p Williams spent Sunday
with Perry Oasto, at Rollins.
Miss Lizzie Izeefer and brother.
Oran, spent Sunday Mt Grimm's
Landing, with their grandmother,
Mira Mayard Buck, who has been
quite ill, but is now oonvalescipg
Rev A s Rifle preached very
interesting sermon at Riff Chapel
Sunday morning. Rev Hart who
was expected to preaon there did
not come,
Miss Ethel Greenlee is visiting
her aunt, Mrs Georgia Stevens, OIL
Pniloah.
Mics FRANCOIS Greenlee epent
Sunday with Miss Julia Postls
Quite opOwed we're nt the ball
grounds Saturday. The Leon nine
defeated the Rocky nine and the
Gain Ridge nine defeated the Sea
Flat nine.
Misses Olemmie Jivlden and Et
tie Rifle spent Monday with Mr.
and Mrs VIM Jivid m, of Leon.
Corn outing is being delayed
on account of the drou,h,
j L Hanson spent Monday in
Point Pleasant.
Alys Winget, of Stevens, and
Miss Gray, of Capohart. were mar.
ried at Point Pleasant Monday
Their many friends here wish them
a happy journey through life.
A number of young people en-.
joyed themselves at party Friday
night given by Mr. and Mrs Henry
Rifle, in honor of their daughter,
Miss Cynthia's return from Dol.
undue, Ohio.
Aunt Lizzie and Unole Charlie
Rifle were visitors to Leon Non
day. Cleopatra.
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Puttlna on dc Evil pay.

Howell When does your wife return
from Europe? ~
Powell-I can't tell exactly, but 4
have written her that the slow boats
are safer New York Sun.
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Tho Way It Worked.

"They tell me that poor Jolly is
victim of his own good fellowship"
THAT'S So He lost his own health
In drinking other people's."-Baltlmor
American.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

The Democrats of West Oolum.
bia and vicinity organized Bry
an. Kern. Bennett Club Monday
night. The meeting was called to
order by o. s. Edwards. Officers
are as follows; w. N, Dixon, Pres.
ident; Carl Hagerman, Woe. Presi.
dent; f. II. Roush and John Fran
oes. Secretaries. M. q. Tyler, Treas,
urer, Richard Murphy Sargent at
Arms; j. M, Stewart, Assistant
Sargent at Arms. Address by w,
E. Ruttenoutter, Meet every Mon.
day night.
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Noisier Than Usual.

at was quiet wedding, wasn't it?Y
"Not as quiet as weddings generally
are. The groom spoke the responses
SO you could hear him dlstinctly."-
Minneapolis Journal.
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OF Mistoh Grip.

OF Mlsteh Grip, he cum TO town.
See him pull de people down.
Coughin' en- whceZln'.
Deed, Ah's glad lie passed yo' by.
What's dat2 Watch in yo' eye
He's got yo' sho. yo's sneezIn'.
Chicago News.
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In Naudsuillo.

Flipp-I've got smoking Jacket
that's just like a banana peel.
Flnpp-How's that?
Fllpp-Its easy to slip on Harper's
Weekly.
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A Reluctant conoIusion.

That ancient tortoise, TO beat the hare.
Must surely have been n iiier
But 1 fear the reporter assigned to thai
race
Was something of liar.
New York Journal.
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or Another Ana.

The mighty man who never told lie
What wondrous things are with his
memory llnkedI
But he belongs, alas. to times gone by
A figure mastodonic. but extinct.
washington Star.
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HE WILL SUP
PORT BRYAN.
Democratic Party Stands For
Those Thugs Most Need
ed BY The Nation.

ed by j ne 1Naelon.
IuEhis reply to an invitation to
address the Bryan Club at Flst,
woods, Hon. John ID Sutton, 8
lifelong republican and a promi-
n ant citizen OF Sutton w Vaa
tells why he cannot support TAFT
in this campaign and why ho will
vote for Bryen and the Democrat
10 ticket, Atter severely critiois ne
Dawson end his tRxlaws, Mr.. SUI
ton writes ofnatlonalissu as fol.
lowe:
"But there are grayor and vastly
more important questions cor
fronting the whole people as ne.
ton. When we see man of straw,
the instrument of another. tne
political creation of human hands,
whose only claim to national re.
oognition in his official Visits to
DIR colonial possession and his
management of a people in snoju
CATION, we stand appalled, at the
tendency of evil that must result
from the continuance ofan admin
istration being followed by one 81
it's own creation, with reoklees GA
penditpre of one billiop.dollers ar
nualIy. with a we'll laid plsn of
militiaism and with an open Il
Sign to impose upon the country a
standing army of two hundred al d
fifty Thousand men IAN army in
the tins of peace creator than the
combined forces of Meade and
Lee at Gettysburg, or that of Sher.
m.n aud Johnston's forces on their
march to the sea. TO arouse a war.
like spirit,in any people is the sur
es' road to Capitalization. A can.
didate forced upon the people by
the federal offioiary and through
it's influence is both hazardous and
charming, A policy that tendo to
g reign of peace is tho surest guar
any u n'ao''''y auu uon'o
anous 'ue peopte' "''o et "
uouu' anu u's9 u'o'u"0 'u a
orel result to''o"ih9 Pe'iou -
eA'tASegauoe "nu ,oi'y 10y
Sears Hso' OF more wu0n ''o"
eu 'ne fortunes o. uenelaa o.n".
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y'o'o'y = u'sno.lo,e" sii.'e'
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soiuiei 3 Oh e''"er ui"y 'iou'u pe
p'S'ufhsu'pS s'ol' "n"a'u.ai inlef'
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NY u onii9s' IeSs tie 'o1ne q
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anu u@D 10y n'oe,D puis
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From every nook and corner OF
the globe comes the cheerful news
that William Jennings Bryan will
relieve Teddy in time, that he may
invade the jungles of Africa.
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August 90. 1908.


j have carefully examined the
new registration law, chapter 10,
Acts of the Legislature, 1908, ex-
traordinary session. and find no
provision therein requering the
voter to appear in person befor
the Registrar in order to have his
name listed as a voter ] am
therefore of the opinion that any
application made to the Registrar
that will satisfy such Registrar
that the voter lie a legally quail
fed voter of his precinct, ought
to be sufficient; but in the event
there was objection to the regis.
tering of any voter and there Yves
any doubt in the mind of the
Registrar as to the qualification of
the voter, I am of the opinion it
would be wise to thoroughly OK
anime the voter. asking all ques.
tions required in said chapter.
Very truly yours,
[Signed] WIN g. CoNLEY,
Atty General
bove speaks for itself, II
meahs,~of course, that large dis
oretion lie lodged with the Reg.
istrar as to whether he will require
voters to appear before him foI
registration, and as to what voters
he will acquire thus to appear
1.-THE registrar is partisan, anc
wishes to make partisan registra.
tlon, he oan register the names Of
the voters in his precinct that he
knows will vote the ticket he favors
regardless of whether they appear
before him, and at the same time
require every voter of the oppos.
ing party to appear in person and
answer the questions prescribed
by the statute. 1t is necessary
therefore, that every voter shall
appear before the registrar in his
precinct and see that he il proper,
ly registered, for otherwise he may
find, when it is too late. that he
was one of those whose presence
was required by the registrar, and.
not having so appeared, his vote
will be lost The new law may
not have been enacted with the
intention to allow partisan regis
trars to keep legal voters off tie
books, but if a partisan Legislature
had desired to enact law With
that object 1t could hardly have
framed one more to the purpose.
See the registration officer al
onoe and make sure that your
name is on the books
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Application Ii GHtlSIH LnllS
1.-The EdndRnu Qai AlgIggl RdiIHgJ CanlQIy

Edith NJ. Wade, Joln u. Waldo, yir-
giuia Miley Punneil, Jnclss or I.Pan
neil. Muller DaShner, Bessie Dash
ner Louise Bernett Carrie Barnett,
Mites Barnett Enid Barnett, Keith
Barnett. Carrie Miller, Dimmie g..
! Love. Starlev j Lowe, Jennie g..
gChristy and h "A. Christ :. Amanda
N. Coo aud ID Il, Coe, Thomas d..
Waggener ard Belle Weggener,
Frank @. Bowyev aud Myrtle G..
BO1yer, Grace @. Martin and DR..
A. Y. Martin, larry N. Miner and
Gertrude Miller, Geraldine Brown
and Ghnrlas Brown.
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A Shower.

frowned. she sighed;
stormed, she wept;
A sob; the tears In rain descended.
cleared. she shone;
l smiled. she benmed,
a Nss-our rainbOw--and twas ended.
New York Press
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The mere fact that you are still
wearing straw hat that shows a
full seasons use doesn't neoessar.
lily suggest to tht passing through
that you are merely rioh and indie.
pendent,
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"Women endure pain far better than
men,"
"Nho told you that the doctorY'
NO; the corset maker."-New York
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eon.rnIIY Placid.

docs your automobile make you
nervousr
only once in awhile-wlIen 1t isn't
in the repair shop = Denver News
Times.
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ADDlICQI0l % GOldtnn tLGnd.

no each OF She abovs nam al persons. you
and each OF you MOI Iviog reSlueniS OF inc
county OF Mason, or tie $ ne OF West " IT
eotion will he made by to undersigned 10
.ihe Circuit Court of Mason County, Mesl
NIrginiR, on tue
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Editor and Publisher.
4 POINT PLEASANT,
Mason County, West Virginia.
PRIOE-81 300 A YEAR.
IN ADVANCE.
SEPTEMBER 16. 1908.
Democratic Ticket,
Election. November 3, 1908
NATIONAL
For President
WILLIAM j. BRYAN
of Nebraska
For Vice President
JOHN w. KERN
of Indiana
For Congress
l.. H. CLARK
OF Mcdowell County
STATE
For Governor -
LEWIS BENNETT
of Lewis County
For Secretary OF state
ADAM b. LITTLEPAGE
of Kanawha County
For Superintendent of Free Schools
L. e. BUSH Az.
OF Summers County k.af
For Auditor
OSCAR JENKINS
of Wood County
For Treasurer
JERE Il. MILLER
of Ohio County
For Attorney General
e. II. MORTON
OF Webster County
For Judges Supreme Court OF Appeals
w. GoRDAN MATHEWS
of Kanawha County
WALTER PENDLETON
OF Roane County
MELVILLE PECK
of Barbour County
COUNTY
For Sheriff
w. Il RUTTENCUTrER
For Prosecuting Attorney
RANKIN WILEY
For Clerk of the County Court
J.P.R. b. SMITH
A. fyt.ouN ConrI
JAMES a. HoGG
For Assessor
MASON LONG
For House of Delegates
BURWELL s.. SMITH
CHARLES II. MCCOY
For Commissioner County of Court
j. a. DUNN
For County Surveyor
JOHN WAGGENER
DISTRICT
LEWIS
For justices of the Peace
JOHN e. BELLER
oRVILLE LEMASTER
For Constables
J. NJ. BURDETT
j. q. HELLEMS
Fer Board OF Education
j. @. KINCADE
I.s.D. OF POINT PLEASANT
For Board of Education
d. 8. SNYDER, President
ROBERT LITER
JOHN EPPLE
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Correspondence.

NOlISoDOilNShNS'
Some Republican newspapers ere
trying to mako campaign capital
out of the election in Vermont.
Tho Republican majority in that
State is not surprising only that
it was not larger; for that lie a Re-
publican State and WAS never
known, since the war to go Demo.
CRATIC Again, that election was
held some two months prior to the
Presidential election, and before
the campaign had opened up, It
cannot, therefore, be justly ia
ken as an index of the Republican
vote of the United States, or of
the State of Vermont oven. Still
farther, it is a manufacturing State,
and allowance must be made for
the influence of corporations and
trusts in the election. Again, it
came before the people had time
to consider and digest the plat
forms of the two political parties,
1t was too early to show the senti,
ments of the masses of the people,
es they are not situate in cities and
localities the most congenial for
reading and forethought. As the
Republican party always puts the
best foot foremost, it is fact that
it's oandi late will, when viewed in
his lime light, decrease in favor
rather than increase. 1t is fact
that in every campaign Mr.. Bryan
has had the laborer, the farmer,
tho trader, the poor, the good
liver" the rioh, in his favor. It.
has been only the over. wealthy. the
corporations and those who were
under the control of the capital
that favored the Republican ticket.
1 quote from the State 91zstte
which says: "His (Bryan's) posi-
tions are we'll calculated to make
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Roal Inv

OF all the Joys that fate can fix
II This makes the heart eIate-
To near the bell at half past six
And not get up till eight
Chicago Record Herald.
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riduciary settlement

Fiduciary Settlement
The account OF T.. s. Rifle, admin
istrator of Anthony yanslckle, de-
ceased is before me for final settle.
ment.
Given under my hand this the 9Th
day of September, 1908.
JOHNiE. BELLER,
Commissioner of Accounts
for Mason County, w. Va.
Sep % w
2 SALESMAN WANTED 10 look
after our Interest in Mason and ada
cent countie. Salary of commission.
Address Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland,O
Foley's Kidney Remedy will
onre any case Of bladder or kidney
trouble that Is not beyond the
reach of medicine. No medicine
can do more SOldbysll dluggisLE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-09-16

Their is one good thing about
the arctic CIRCLE. where the days
are six months long, ninety day
note doesn't fall due 80 fast, says
the Dayton News, But what's the
good of it2 There are nothing but
ioe. banks no there,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-09-16

The oldest silver mines are in Ger.
many, but the richest are in Spain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-09-16

Whenever any one tells you
that Bryan will make "hard times"
SIX him how he has succeeded in
avoiding the foolkill9r for the last
year under the Roosevelt panic.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-09-16

There's one thing very ture-the
Republican leaders are scared out
of their boots. Else they would
not be sending Mr. Taft sourrl ing
all ever the country.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-09-16

NoTIoE--Mr A w Asher, regis
-trar for the second ward will be at
his homo on Kanawha river front
the balance ofjhis month for the
purpose of registering voters.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-09-16

Meantime, while the farmer has
been 80 lsmentably neglected, he
has been improving the opportu-
nifty to gather in good deal of the
money that the rest of US have
toiled for.