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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-17
Missionary Alliance.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 17.-Mem-
bers of the Christian and Missionary
Alliance, an interdenominational or
ganization which has nearly thous-
and missionaries in foreign fields,
met here today for session of three
days. Many returned missionaries
from Asia and Africa are in attend
ance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-17

Our cab is hooked up and ready
for you from 6 a. m. to 1880 p. m.
We also meet all trains. Phone for
US. No. 49. Patton-Kennedy Livery
Co. tt
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Gently have adopted vigorous methods
for apprehending ana Furnishing des'
erters. 1t has been determined that
the lepicncy heretofore shown to the
men who enlist. get tired of N" ser
vice and go home shall be replaced
by system providing for unrel"nt-
Ing pursuit, capture and the intiici-
ion Of adequate punishment.
With the approval of a minority and
the constructive consent of the ab-
sent majority. the House OF Represent
tatives now pr, poses TO scotch TINS
program and TO replace it by Offer
ing a premium OF immunity to de-
serterS.
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CID p0MiNsCN LIN {.
Daily Service

-. Daily service
fsS&> FOR NEW YORK;
sTE, From CompAny'a Wharf,
70 st11St Norfolk. foot Of Churra
l s'ree' every week day
TA1E-FHrsC-class one way. $500;
RDr; 4 t.:p, Limit thir,y days. $l4Go--
n. u:H aLl t"r.h u xtateTcom IN
c.pd /.
ST. race, without subsistence. $500.
TlCKlTc on ale at c. & q. Kali
way iirl't Ofljrc.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AID PlcHMCEo, Va.
S'"rn.rls N:an&"n and i:'rh''S
!ca." ri"r "a" $50 every eT"o'"r
paS.;, l.-crs oL'v.
y;':nINlt %AvIGATIoN COM
pANT, .';,l.g -, i.''"r Icy Line TO-
ni,%rnn%A aa+ IL James River land
MS. St""mrr Iucahont2s l'2f"s
N"%rort >;cn5, Tue, day. Th"r&favs
.rd saturdays Z, SIS a ~ Leave
Nev.rnrt NV, Mo."ar. WeHu"H::av
ant. ":itay at } n. M. f'r Enr.o.k ana
cid pH'at.
Steiner I!2mpton wiz leave Per
"a" d1sly pA~,rt Sunday. at 500 o.
n, gcirg 20 Norfolk. aid - 4:3o D.
III. c,.'u" - Smithn"ld. steamer "Ac-
c9:uac WIZ leave Pier a" daily. 81
."rt Suniry a ga. ii. going to Sm't"'
fee nnr :! y. IT,. going TO Norfolk.
~. h,.-:nc"s tc'weCn New io:i and
N,wno~t News transacted at pier No
$.
Al hr: :i'c~2 5"twe.n Newport News.
%ncfnls. ~ ::hGr'd and local ro'Ht'
-. ,ac',.! =. Pier "A" zoo, II I"en-
:. f:.h ". n. LAHDoE. Agent.
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TjIION DIDN'T HAVE TIME
TO GAIL OTHER WITNESS
Norfolk juror Says Golden STOOD Ms
Ground Better Than Did Cline
dirss-TiIton's Comment

RICHMOND VA. bic ~ 20
Cial 10 the News Leader from Norfolk
says:
CommCnAcalih's AZ "TU"y ! g TIL
ton said today Il was f-u". as Iuh-
1iyh. d n Tn" News'rsd"r 81 v"S;"r
dag. ;aSt Mr. Golden had received a
telegram from a gentlemen IN N"W-
rort News saving that n" could throw
som" liFhi on = conversation he We"n
J. ID. CIinrdinst a, newport y as and
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Entered at the New
Rostoffce as Secont
SATURDAY. DECEN
HOUSE OFFERS 1
DESERTE

DESER1Ehad nothing 10
,. ~, retary Duncan.
Inc Asso''"''" las called from
dispatches on Thursd attend to the
chat "at no time tking assistance
even a semblance of !
House Of Representa-. al ,s chairman
Thursday was the II the discussion
second session Of thy Mayor 'o"' ..
,rssS Wholesale absent eeism be-
gins early this fall.
But the handful of Legislators VII"
did attend Thursdays House session
passed one Of the most vicious pieces
of legislation that ever was started
on its way to enactment into law
Without objection from sing!"
member, so far as the dispatches
show the House adopted measure
"authorizing the removal Of the i'm
position OF loss Of citizenship upon
deserters in the military and naval
services
The effec; of this bill. if it should
be concurred in by the Senate ana
receive the approval CT the President.
would be to encourage assertions from
the army and navy in the future. by
eliminating the chief penalty now at
tachcd to the offense.
But the intcnts and purposes OF this
proposition do not stop there. Inc
real meat CT the Cocoanut lies IN the
fact that such a law would mako
every dcserter from the Federal ranks
during the war between the States ell
gible 10 a pension without special act
Of Congress in each use. A; least.
this appears 20 be reasonable IN
terpI citation Of the act.
IT. as the Associated Press states
no quorum was present, II WAS WIN
in the power of one single representa-
tive to rise in his seat and by making
the point Of no quorum present.
stop all proceedings by the House
Hence each and every member VINO
sat in the House Of Representatives
on Thursday is equally culpable with
each and every absentee.
In thu past practically every spec.
iaI act of the House removing the 20
lit;caI disabilities of deScrtc-S there
by giving the same rcnsionable rccoE.
milton TO skulkcrs and shirk'rs thai
the government aCCords 20 IN" W"n
OF the North Who foagEt bravery
throughout the struggle between III"
North and the ScIth. has been favora-
bly, passed upon by the United states
Senate Taking its record as CRIT
serion. opposition may no be- expect,
ed In the senate 10 the p"rn!ctoms
bill passed ny the HoUsc on Thur
day last.
Tine veto power a. the White H"us"
fs the one hccN. iIut cr"n Presid"n'
Roosevelt. no;hwi;hst andInS mis- ;rr
uuent preachmeBts in cncouragcm"n'
Of patriotism and decent citizenship.
always has been strangely tolerant 10
ward the species Of legislation alb 80
outlined.
According TO was department. an
nual reports. during The last fiscal
year. ending June 20. 1919. there wei"
over four thousand d"scTtions from
the United States army. Statistics
IS 10 naval CUTTERS" are not a. hand
but probably would show an equal
ratio. the difference IN numbers %
men enlisted In the two branches OF
8 the country's defense being consic'
cred
The var ard navy departments re,
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Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
TREAT-ENalCIT FEUO.
Alleged That Subordinate Actively Op'
posed Chefs Faction.

posed Ch'sfs toct'"".
RICHMOND. VA. pee. .--SY"cu
I"tloh As 10 IN" ilH'''"'I . '''''' u
Mayor - Ehf!&h' @'''"" N'' u
inc N'''u o'a'' "'''''
hr" IS Ia" b" 'A'' al
bHl!dln@, bat noD"dE -''HI 70 knew
or 'h'E Know az '''"E' ~
what IL WIS 'hAi 'f"''."" '''''"'
DISMISSAL AZ 'hiS AZ i't! -I"l'.
was wen KNOWN t'"' on account "
! a lIng si"adinS i'&" De "''A 'E'
, marshal ana MS de- NY '"' ''!-''"'
! W. W. ..,.
'' ,i,;,.,,
: .,
! me lrul b't"''h 49, "''' '''.'' az :
! his d putty started wen h'' '''''''"'
beans or IN" S'''' o. h't ~
erect 4 "'h'E''' ~ 80 "''''''''' va
''hll"h ana M"'E''A
the "i'c'r II. r'nr'@''.' u" -
"a 'n'' i"li !t'ah '"' WHY
IN" d"i''S' i"h 1roh '','"' maui" =" -
- I,.. ,
ih"'' ""H 81 '''H' 80 -.
" ~ ""''' wa 49,
F'''h az 'h'' ''''''. ''J'
'-hr'Sht h'u hlao' 10 $500 VI
'ar' ina, MS S!"'I'''
IN" 'a"'n--N'''"-'-o''> ''''''''''''''',
cause 'H' c"hio1''''"' was n''''
ioT wy white vi ~''''N ''', H.
III" 'lI''' came Tor ''"''
'hr'" MS """'' 'i'.''','',' - '-,'.,,
'and treat was dti'a'0 ''H Il "'tJ"'''
"i hl'''h Z" one. '',.' NOV Wv,
lana d'1'E2 ION ""!' VII ~ ''",'
A. IL" lin" of Tho convention 'h'
Petitions between r. n ana tnr'Eh,
were strained TO tn" point Of break
ing and several tini"r fh'' d'''"a
:" II" convention 'H"H%" 10 H,'
hS'r"i on 'h' l'or I" '''' '''' w.
An"''''. WIS "''F'''' ''' '''
d"f'a treat Said '''E i''.' '""'
me nA':'r ana 'n' 81"
'i'" rr"r""d"h sh""':''f "'''7'
'"r ra"''"' o"9'''''' ,,,
mn yesterday "'''.''N
af!"n2h the 'N'S''''''' Il ''''
was hH"'h.
Morgan lf'a; >'"'' ''''H '',., 49,,
'hI' h" was SAYING Ia. ms
mater anu """'" ''' S'' Il" =,
NI'ii '' h''arn ''"'''
III "aSh'hS''n' '" want ,'I
4 h"'l'' "i r-'' 'S''> >
coed yea! "i :'h ''i' '''' '''''
gone through "'"' va "'
'lon Is 4 p"rS'i''t 49, ''''' "'' - W 49,,
maTSAHi :. ana i' '''
cause "l'"""' F'' ''''' ''"-'' ,a,,,,
parth'h'' 'h' H'a' "'!"' '''' ,'0
about the ma'''F. ''.' .
john M"'1 ": WIZ ~. T.,
cd 7" inc l''s' 'oi' ii'"'
riga. Shl'SS"''
Til" POLITICAL siina ION III NV. ~"
cral building IS Fa'i''r p'S"'''T ~
present. because TIE TWO '"''''nH
III" Republican party nave 'H'''
leadership III 'h'' running.
stairs IS tn Cab'it.>'i'n-i'"''' ''' '''''
which IS n present 'A' parry !" S".
and upstairs i 81" ''"'
which was IL p""'r before ''.'' wa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12
WALL SIRE
President Rooseve
ciers Want hii


NEW YORK. DasrN' Il
ton dispatch to thes H. Kellogg, "h'
"Whcn go 10 nitrd States govern
expects every ,lo";iyr proceedings az
said Prcsil"n, Roo, az, r,,a,, ,,v.
ton Of Grorgians
n, the White Hou' ci'! vi W."
Grorgians was HOhincnc" and has ulS'
of that state. and ilitv and aggressive
accompanied him III, povrrpmcnt's
r. Maddox. Of Al .;.-i, o,,
G. Cooper. scCrrta
Chamber OF Commlat'h VI "i'''''
There were OF Kellogg has drdur-
room at The time. noull and probably
spok" III '"" dissolution Of IN"
',''a ''", pn.r lirs. NJ ino"oly thai
Evans Editor Alb part OF 'h' ""' II"
Review of Rrvlewsbtlcss Will continue
Butler. OF tn" hnnl there will be n"
The Presidents ,,,, ,u,r.ci,
| during Il cOnycrSat
pians. in which hep'''E vi Vi HIS ''
phaSis to his polic!Il'h' ne r'F''''''''7
|rorationS. a. least enc great
| 'Wali street. bun,ry regret must
with fervcnt sinca ,-,r
any general denun -, ,o,,u
lint hecnus" ha'li'hl vi ''' "'"'" ~"
on Thursday last:
Frank b. Kellogg. the GOVERN
mtnt'a lawyer several times 'rl''''z
ed the Standard Oil Company for fix
ing upon 1895. which h" said WAS \
wear Of exceeding lew price; Tor the
basis year for is price tables ana
each time TIE Standard Attorney
Moritz Rosscnthal. replied that it was
because the governments tabl" show
ing increases in oil prices always start
from that year.
! They do not. That is not true
at length MT. Kellogg exclaimed.
! II repeat that they do" responder
MIR. Il, senthal and when you say
that that is not true You max" i state
ment which is false
There was 4 pause when MI.
RCscnthal resumed his seat. but 'ne
tilt ended there. Mr.. Kellogg turning
to tho witness. after saying ne was
not there to handy Wor,!a.
"Aftsr the noon recess MI. k"'oES
and Mr.. Rosen,tal got together ana
had the words <f their tilt stricken
from the record
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THE LIE DIRECT.

MIR. J. ". Hudsi
confined to his no
illness. is somcwh
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N. Leon ar d
10 and 10 MeiI:n ST,
pHOFNTS, VIRGINIA
Phone go.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP 20
S:.smgs 20 Thiiad"Iph'a
MONDAY. THURSDAY ard
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
Sailing from Philadelphia, Tuesday.
Thursday and SATURDAY.
Ffcish' received "a delivered
daily ,. c. & q. T7"r No s. Once
r,ror EoaI. US W N'ChRRf' +.
Con SnrtN"rn hc"0'.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP 60.
~ South Delaware Avenue.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa,
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No employee Of the
Company is authorize
my obligation In the
company. or to maxi
ne name Of the sarI
order signed by the I
PIE DAILY PRESS.
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G. u. Thacker-Editor and Publisher
L q. Pugh-Adverus!n Manager.

The Daily Press is delivered by ca
riers anywhere in the city limits Ia
10 cents q week.
reported to the o -
will receive careft c,.r
tention. Orders
Daily Press for CIV Ministers and
places Of business
postal card or telepl Iors' Rest Pro-
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" N-~eh r T. q Ey 5000 q. N
Ar Phil y. (. O. ~. ssll:,0 n,
L- Y :; x O. Ry... ''2:lG p. H.
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pNaIu Inv W.
! local United
rrr taken last
'tatiyrS OF the
thc city gov
organizations
|. for the pur
ort 10 be sub
ting tomorrow
|uch an orSani-
bon, and thos"
|r work heart
etration OF the
'lat'On was CIV
MAYOR Jonc :
* accompanied
,ad nothing to
rotary Duncan
as called from
attend to the
ding assistance"
rails at the as
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Lv. Wash, Penn. Ry.... "':3y a. 10.
Ar. Hh:!a. Penn. Ey... $50 - a N.
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d. Wash p,-n Ev 500 q. n.
- y Y penn. Pv. cell ?. II.
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Esa s.HTu;saEa yn;.a :sa
s;sanEG5I 60.
CITY

iSChcln!, r.T"ctiv" Nov. J. 1851
ynv New 3rI Pow rii! IT,.n "aIace
s. aI,,rr5 NEWPORT NEWS. VA SH-
T<t;rDE ard NORFOLK vii /, ave
,t;.,'. IS :iuIT>:
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Y Y r.1n r.. - 2. IN.
A.. Wash. F,nn. E!.... SCI ~ D. m
Ar. Wash penn. r.. To- ,. m
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Sertei
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-10-28
How To Prepare Your Ballot
New Ballot Law Provides a Simple and Easy
Way for the Independe dent and all other
Voters to Mark or Scratch Ballots

In preparing his sha black lead peno
and observe the following rules;
FIRST the voter TO ght oke OF IN otnef
words for oaoh candidate of one party for wnaFeVe o
he shall either:
( Make ooss mark circular space below the device
and above the of the party at the head the iokeo
b Make the opposite the name OF eon
and every candidate PARTY the blank space provided
o) Mark out by nes tile ticket in the bslot o'h'f
than the ticket he desires to vote.
SECOND If the voter TO vote mixed ioket or In
other words of different parties he snail ehef
10, Omit making GROSS in the circular spaoe above the of
party and make the blank before the
Of whom he desires to vote on whatever oe
may be, or.
M Make oros mark in the space above the name OF
narv candidates he desires to VOTE aud hen
make GROSS mark candidate any onef
for whom he NAV desire vote; which the mark In tne
circular poe above the party will cast hs vote Tor every
on the ticket party except for Offices for which can
1iae are party tickets and the oros marks oeoe n
of uoh candidates will oa his vote tor tnein' OF
(c) Write with ponol the OF person or wnom
desires Immediately below the name OF
opposing candidate office the ticket voted by h
the written shall be counted
Tin marking other straight mixed ticket above dehnNd
tho circular above the name OF party
oket and also more oross marks maze
of candidates on the came uoHe lot oo0s
which candidates other party tickets arc not
candidates the ticket SO mArkeu
shall supusage and gnoed and the ballot oe counted
for candidates tho ticket thus marked to onoeS oF
Q udidae on other tickets marked
vote for person whose name does no'
appear ON the substitute the name by writing WIN
black pencil the poe and making oros9 marx IN ne
bank space at left of tho name 80 written
If tho than there persons to Dc
TO an ooe any roason is impossible to
the voters office to DO filled hi' ballot shall not oe
counted for suoh office
No ballot for technical which does not
make impossible to determine the voters CHOICE
official ballot county published in the
Register
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-10-28
THE MALleNED BARBER.
A Defense Of tho Neck and Lowiy Ton
soriaI Artist.

A Defense OF tho Mock ana Lowry toH-
soriai Artist.
The professional humorist has
few Jokes which have survived the
fall Of dynasties and the crash of
worlds and which will pursue their
triumphant career until Gabriel APP
pears with his official announce
mcnt, "rime is, time was, but time
shall be no morep
One of these jokes relates to the
loquacity of barbcrs. Because of
the Industrious professional humor-
list the tonsorial artist has to live
down a worldwide reputation for
idle, supcrhuous and Improbable
conversation.
Have you ever seen a barber who
talked too muchr The Gazette new
er has. !.
When you go into the temple of
the barber to have an operation per-
formed upon your aching whiskers
you will find him and his associates
attending to their work quietly and
industriously. If they are not busy
they will all go quietly to their
chairs, treating you with pleasant
courtesy, but not volunteering any
conversation. If you insist upon dis
cussing the living issues of the day
while your alfalfa is being mown
you will probably have an attentive
listener, but there will be no de-
bate. The barber who is making
your face look human will let you
do the talking.
Many worthy old men and women
who shave themselves or don't shave
at all have deep seated idea that
a barber shop-i is wicked sort OF
place, where people read sporting
papers and tell yellow stories and
exchange spawned jokes. This Is
also entirely erroneous. Pink pa
pers are no longer seen in first rate
barber shops, and the customer CIV
en- to vulgar language would soon
be made to understand that his
patronage was not wanted at such q
place.
inst as there are low down drug
stores, hotels and grocery stores
But in the places of the better class
the atmosphere is always good and
clean, and the proprietors, being
decent and respectable themselves
| do not want the money-or the con
versation-of those who are not de
cont and respectable.
So much for men who have beer
misrcpresentcd and maligned by jay
humorists. Emporia Gazette.
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Guard Against Colds.

The oool and damp weather
brings with it reminder that real
autumn ia here. Like all seasons
of climatic change, it is one that 10
more than merely uncomfortable.
It is time when special oare should
be taken to guard against catching
oold. Beople are unprepared for
the weather, aud are especially liza
bic to illness. A cold contracted
now may last throughout the win,
tor, or it may develop into some.
thing more serious. a large pro-
portion of cases ofpneumonia and
other effcotions of tho lungs come
from exposure and oarelessness
Especially should pNrents look al
tor their children and see that they
are properly clothed 1t saves doc.
tors bills and an infinite amount
OF trouble as we'll as danger If q
furthor word may be added, it is to
the effect that the time to look
after any pulmonary complaint ie
at the very start The victims OF
delayed treatment number thous.
auds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-10-28
A Bird With Latin Name That Llleee
Frosh Meat.


Tho first living thing to welcome
tho camper to tho wilderness, says
a writer in Forest and Stream, 10
this bird-"moose Bird" because
found within the moose's range, or
"tallow bird" on account of it's do
cidod partiality for grease. Others
contend that it is jay-"Canada
Jay" or "gray jay"-though 1t 10
neither boisterous nor docs 1t disap-
pear on Friday. 1t is always handy
and very dignifled and reserved IN
Its vocal efforts, conGning its cry to
short smothcred monotone. "Meat
hawk" only half fits, for, though
pronounccdly carniyorous, 1t Is aBJ-
thing but hawk.
Fear it has no knowledge of.
Tricks 1t has never been known to
practice, and II there is any attrao-
tive dainty in camp suiting its taste
it flies straight down, quietly takes
possession and industriously graft
fies It's appetite Just without the
reach of the inccnscd owners fist.
A loafcr and thief, some say;
hence, perhaps, the whisky jack"
or "whisky John" and Camp rob
her" in the vulgar tongue. Classic
ally 1t is known as Perisoreus cana
densia.
Fresh meat Is it's obsession. Be-
fore the lucky hunter has time to
gralloch the stag which he has bag
ecd this bird, crow or jay, quietly
announces its arrival, from the deer
slayer knows not where, and, with
out words, almost says:
"Hello! Good shot. Glad to see
you. Nice stag we have. Let's see."
land down it comes. "It's good and
fat too. am very fond Of fat. They
sometimes call me the tallow bird.
/ Phew! Thats nice sack of tallow
about that kidney. You're awful.
slow, and Pm hungry as wolf
And the irrepressible Jay proceeds TO
help himselfat the ruInp of the car
cass while the hunter Is busy faying
the neck.
The impudence is more than THO
temper Of the man will stand, and
he makes vicious whack at the vo-
racious bird with his skinning knife,
forcing it to retreat to q safer dis
tance.
'Phewl What temperp the IN
different bird chirps gently from On
overhanging limb. "Your ugly dia-
position viii spoil your shooting. I
would not make such to-do over q
little fat IL / were a big, strong
man like you"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-10-28
ONE CERTAINTY.
Some Point Pleasant People Fully
Realize 1t Now.

4IOhltAO Az
When the back Rohes from kid,
When urinary troubles annoy
you,
lief;
Doan's Kidney Pills will do IT.
Point Pleasant people endorse
this claim.
Mrs. John Il. Stone, living on
Main street, Point Pleasant, w.
Va, says. For some years l was
troubled with kidney complaintsl
suffered with headaches and dizzy
spells and had severe pains through
my hips and loins. AT times the
twinges through my taok were 90
severe that l was unable to stoop
without suffering intensely, and in
the morning when l arose l was so
stiff and lame across the loins that
1 could not get up. | failed to find
relief until Doan's Kidney Pills
we're brought to my attention, and
/ procured a box at Ct. w. NJ.
Hoof's drug store, They helped
me from the first, and | continued
using them until complete cure
was the result. I'gave statement
to this effect in 1908 aud at the
present time (Deoember 18, l9OD
am glad to confirm everything |
previously said, The cure Doan's
Kidney Pills effeoted has proved q
permanent one"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
oents. Fostor. Milburn 90, Buf.
falo, Nav York, sole agents for the
United States
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-10-28
riduoiafy settlements.

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowIne, IL a list OF iiduciary accounts
at this date that are before me for
W. Il. Hayman and j. o. Sayre, Ad-
mInlstrator OF w. r.. HayIhan, de.
ceased; final settlement.
a. s.. Ridinger, Administrator OF
Valentine McDermitt, deceased; hnal
settlement,
of September, 1908. ~
Commissioners of Accounts for Mason
County, West Virginia, %
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Queer Tlmepieoe.

In singar, in the Malay archipelago.
two bottles arc placed neck to nesk
and sand is put in one OF them. Thleh
pours itself into the other each hall
hour when the bottles arc reversed.
on line near by are hung IL rods
marked with notchcs from one to IL.
Tho whole arrangement is in charge
of an attendant, who sounds tho hours
on a gong.
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NOTICE

List OF applicants for Licenses for carving
snlIciting and receiving orders for, ale, por-
Ter and beer, at wholesale, for the year Sin1 SOM
pIeasanf. Mason county, w. Va, said appll-
aRtion 10 De made 10 the Council OF The Town
of Point Pleasant, at special meeting thsIe' ere
a. Wiidermuth Brewing Co, residence
pomeroy, Ohio; place of business soutnIeast
corner Walnut street, Point Pltasaht' "eS'
Given nnder my hand this 2Sth 81 day q Sep
'OiH GieTk, The Town OF Point Pleasant.
sept30-iw
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The dinner pail has been empty
for over year with the Republi,
oAn party in full control of every
branch of the National government
In the face of this, they insult the
people by saying 1--WE will have
hard times IL Bryan is elected"
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SPECIAL

We will offer for sale special brands of Knives and Forks
at $34o set. These goods guaranteed to be IL cw and
the best quality manufactured.
We will guarantee sell you Watch any other piece OF
ewery for money than any firm catalogue house, and
better quality.
CLAUDE M. w ALL,
Teweler, Engraver and Opician. 0Al-4lfOl1lo' "
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NOTICE.

we, the undersigned have posted
our lands; any person hunting, trap.
ping, cutting timber or in any way
trespassing upon said lands in Cooper
district will be dealt with according
" ~ MARY f. SCARBERRY,
MOSES HOFFMAN,.
WM. NJ. BALL,
J. w. BALL,
NANCY j. SCHOLL.
Sept. % pd