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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-03-25
Runaway at New Haven.

A runaway helped to break the
monotony up about New Haven
last evening Tom Windon, OF
Graham Station and Ernest Roush
while driving a double team above
New Haven, between 80 and IL
O'Clock, had bad runaway. They
were thrown out, Windon suffering
soalp wound, requiring a dozen
stitches to CLOSE, The boy with
him was not hurt and came on 10
New Haven to summon help. La.
ter he caught one of the horses and
attempted to ride home, but WAS
thrown and rendered unconscious
for time was not seriously hurt
Pomeroy Independent.
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Poplar Grove Farm.

There has been a reorganization
of the Poplar Grove Stock farm in
Mason county, opposite this city
David Caldwell was reelected
manager, Il. s. Lewis. secretary
treasurer, Fred Lewis president
They received a fine Berkshire
boar the other day, from Biltmore
Farms, North Carolina This lie
the finest etook farm in all this SEQ
Gallipolis Tribune, 21st.
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Public Sale
of Persona1 .Property.

II will offer for sale all my per-
sonal property at my residence
near the "Four Bridges" in
Robinson district, Mason coun-
ty, West Virginia, on Wednes-
day, APRIL 22ND, 1908. Sale
will begin at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ.
To wit: Two good work hor-
SEES, two Langley fillies 3 and
A years old; three mich COWS,
1 fresh three head cattle about
Q years old; one steer and two
heifers two steer calves; 81
head of good young sheep two
brood sows; a lot of chickens
and turkeys; one farm wagon
one two horse express wagon
as good as new one top buggy
one set double wagon harness,
double and single buggy har-
ness one moving machine ;
one sulky hay rake; one disk
harrow one steel harrow one
two horse cultivator one turn
ing pillow and shovel plows, one
Tornado feed cutter; one corn
crusher; lot of potatoes and a
lot of hay one organ, and most
all of my household furniture,
with other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of
Five Dollars or under, cash.
All sums over Five Dollars on
credit of nine months, with in
terest, the purchaser giving his
note with approved security.
Il. w. CLENDENIN,
Owner.
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kRDMoNp.

Rev MoOarlsy, who has been
holding revival meeting at Plain
View for the las. week closed Sun
day night. The house was over.
crowded every night; the choir was
rendered by John Larkhart. of
Look No IL, being the leader he
is an excellent singer and his Sc
Lotions were highly appreciated
by the people of this vicinity.
Lemuel Sbifet. Jr., of your oity,
was calling on friends Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs Pearl Oasto and son james,
of Henderson, spent Sunday with
Mrs ArilIa Mulford
Mr. Russell Mayes spent Sundey
afternoon with Wade Milford.
Misses Vivian, CLARA Oliver, Eth,
ell Arnett, Irma Stanley, of Hen
derson, spent Sunday with Mics
Christie Mcleod.
Mrs Mollie Roe, of Coraopolis,
Pa. arrived here Friday night 30
visit her mother, Mrs Jane Clagg
N p Hope is on the siok list.
Quite number of members Of
the Odd Fellows of Point Pleasant
attended the funeral of Mr. All
Williams at Concord. Fridsy
Those present from here were w
L Milford, Geo Mcleod, Que Fra,
zier, j M Collens.
Mrs VIM Caneday.and children
of Gentry, arrived here Saturday
to visit her mother, Mrs Eliza
Birohfeld.
Geo milford spentSaturday and
Sunday with friends at Wyoma.
Mrs Ida Arlington, of Gallipo-
lis Ferry. spent Friday and Satur-
uaday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Jas Mays, of Henderson.
Quite a number otyoung people
of Henderson, attended church at
Plain View Sunday night.
Miss Amy milford and brother
Wade were shopping in Point
Pleasant Saturday,
Last Rose of Summer.
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!. Make Money by Saving It.

Take few shares in the thir.
teenth series of the Modern Build
ing and Loan Association which
starts Saturday, April 18th. Shares
$4,000 each when matured and
COST only 20 cents share per
week, It is good Investment if
you want to save and some time
make good interest on your money.
Or it is good investment for a
man who wants to own his home
or improve the one he now owns
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-03-25
Democratic pfosbeOts.

The Wheeling Intelligenoer, the
leading republican newspaper in
the state of West Virginia. pro-
fesses alarm over the prospects for
the party in this state in the COM
ing election. And we'll it may.
Since 1892 there has not been q
year in which the prospect for dem.
ooratio victory in West Virginia
was SO bright. The republican
party is in the hands of email
ooterie of self.constituted bosses,
against whom there is a general
popular feeling, and q formidable
revolt in the ranks of the party
itself. But for the tremendous
popularity of President Roosevelt
there is no question but that John
Oornwell would have been
elected governor in 1904. This
year there will be no great national
landslide to sweep the republioane
of the state into power. The dem.
orats are united and are in splendid
fighting trim. Their enthusiasm
grows as the days go by, and dem
ooratio chances grow brighter
Unless every political eign fails,
this is to be democratic year in
West Virginia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-03-25
COL. WINCHESTER CLAIMED By
DEATH.
Well Known West virginian Sue
oumbs at spilman.

w OAA AAAV"A "VbO - 81 AAAAA SNS
oumbs at Spilman.
Col. A. Nj. Winchester. one of
the most prominent men of West
Virginia, died Friday morning at
Spilman, this county. A eudden
attack of heart disease, totally I'M,
expected. was the cause of the de-
mise, He survived the attack only
a few minutes.
Mr.. Winohester's home was in
Buckbannon, he being in Spilman
as guest at the home of 81. e.
Spilman, with his son Charles A.
Winchester. He was interested
with Mr.. SpiIman in GOAL matters
and his visit was in regard to that.
He was not only prominent in
West Virginia, but was known as
one of the most prominent men in
the country in the timber inter.
ests. He has held many important
posts, among them being secretary
of the West Virginia commission
to the st. Louis Exposition.
When congress adopted the lum.
Der tariff bill some years ago, Dol
Winchester represented the tim
bermen before the Congressional
Committee. He was regarded as
an authority throughout the ooun.
try on matters pertaining to the
SUBJECTS he was most versed in,
GOAL and timber, and his writings
on these subjects attracted much
attention.
Dol. Winchester is survived by
his wife and several children. The
remains of the deceased were taken
to his home Friday.
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Never Forsake a Friend.

Whatever happens, never for
sake friend. When enemies gath
or. when sickness falls upon the
heart, when the world is dark and
oheerless is the time to try true
triendship. They who turn from
the soones of distress betray their
hypocrisy and prove that interest
only moves them. If you have q
friend who loves you, who hae
studied your interest and happi.
ness, be sure to retain him in ad.
versity. Let him feel that his love
was not thrown away. Real fideli-
ty may be rare. but it exists in the
heart. They only deny it's worth
and power who never loved friend
or Iabored to make friend happy.
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ADAM L1TTLEPAaE,

Editor Regieter: Will you pleas
give spaoe in your paper for th
simple rhymes and pleas
the writerP But if you won't prir
it we don't care A dam. do we2
Candidates are springIng up
From every kind of state,
Who want the nomination
For ruler of our state;
But down this way our people, all,
From young men to old age,
Use the name from street to home
or Adam LIttlepage.
For his vote on prohibition
Some men called him n fool,
But the doctrine OF Democracy
Is let the people rule.
He framed laws for the laborer-
The men who work for wage,
And every one will hip, hurrah,
For Adam Littlepage.
a staunch friend OF the worker
safe man for the banks
A foe of corporations
And their public robbing pranks.
He'll be the peoples Governor,
And honored as IA sage,
Then three times three for Adam
Our own Adam Littlepage.
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UPPER FLATS.

OpEluS udS dpphLouLly OP0hou
up and our boys are getting the
western fever. Lonnie and Taylor
Roush left Friday for Illinois,
where they expect to spend the
summer. Several more of our boys
talk of going soon.
Parties have been the order of
the day the past two weeks One
given by Oallie Roush and sister
Delsie, one by Oakie MoMillin and
one at Mr. Spencer Roushes' in
honor of the boys who oontempla-
ted leaving soon. All we're appre
dated and enjoyed by the many
who had the pleasure of attending.
Quite number of young folks
spent pleasant day with Mr. and
Mrs Ira Hylton, March Ia. Those
present were Misses Olga. Nora,
Callie and Delsie Roush, Emma,
Tilla and Ada Somerville, Allie
Piokens. Myra Ohlinger, Lestie
Fisher. Beulah Zuspan and Mrs
Ezra zuspan; Messrs Taylor, Lon.
ole, Oscar and Jasper Roush, Robt
Riokard, Clyde Fisher. Rome Oh.
finger, Fred Somerville, Okie Mo
Millin, Kenneth and Ezra Zuspan.
Tho boys assisted Mr. Hylton in
pruning trees and building. fence
during the day. The girls worked
tndustriously at quilt which they
succeeded in finishing, inspired
with the desire to shake the cat"
but the kittens caught on and not
one could be found when the quilt
was taken from the frames. 30 ii
could not be determined which of
the girls will be married first but
it is rumored that moro than one of
them will be soon. The young
folks worked hard enough to relish
the grand dinner and supper pre-
pared for them by the hostess. The
evening was spent in playing some
of the old-time games and in list
ening to some excellent music.
CLAY Lick school taught by Prof
Morehead of jackson county, olos.
ed Friday with appropriate exer.
discs. Many visitors were present
and enjoyed the fun.
Miss Ada Somerville closed q
suooessful term of school at Upper
Flats Wednesday.
Charley Burdette, of Leon, was
the guest of Miss Nora Roush Sun
day.
Misses vireie Hart. Ethel Ray.
burn, Olga Roush, Emma Somer-
Vile, Myra Ohlinger. Messrs Cory
Hart, Robt Riokard, Homer Roush,
Fred Somerville, Oakie MoMillin,
UnoIe ALDER Roush and Mr. and
Mrs Frank Burnider spent Sunday
at the hospitable home of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Roush.
j w Foglesong has rented one of
j E L Roush's houses and will
move in the first of April.
HiaWathR,
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The Best For All.

Building and Loan stock is a
good Investment for the rich or
poor. young or old. Take few
shares of stook in the Modern
Building & Loan Association
which beginS Saturday. April 4th
See Mr. O o Bower, he will glad
to tell you all about it. You osn
save money at small out Gay each
week.
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Leaps From Bridge


Miss Townetry, a girl of only
sixteen summers, jumped from the
K. & M railroad bridge at Gauley
ut about IL O'Clock Thursday
night and committed suicide.
It is not known what caused the
young woman to seek death in the
cold waters of Gauley. but there
are hints of love affair as the pri.
mary cause Probably the real
reason will never be known.
Miss Townstry was from New
Richmond. town on the o & o ,
not far from Hinton, but had been
the guest of the family of w. d.
Thomas at Gauley Bridge for about
three months. She was popular
young lady and the community lie
much shooked over the sad tragedy.
Correspondents must sign their
names to every communication.
We must know who writes articles
for this paper. We will not pub.
lish any communication unless it
is accompanied by the name of the
writer. We will not publish your
name, but we must know who you
are for own protection.
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Notlce to rake Dispositions.

To Edgar Ewing,
Take Notice: That on tho. 18th day of
o'clock, a. Nj. and o O'Clock y. NJ, at the law
oiiies OF S9meryille soineIwllie In the tSw ,
ginia, VIII take the Deposition OF George
Rogers, John Armstrong, myself and others,
to be read In evidence in my behnltIn a GER
tain suit In chancery now pending in the
Circuit Court of the County of Mason, and
state of West Virginia. in which am plain
Tiff aid you are defendant.
II from any cause the taking of said depo-
sitlon shall not be completed on that day, or
II commenced shall not be con pleted ON
the day aforesaid, the same shall be contiu.
ned from day to day, or from time TO time.
hours, until the same shall have been COM
DAISY EWING,
by Counsel.
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How to Save Money.

Take few shares of stook in the
Modern Building and Loan Asso.
citation which will start it's thir.
teenth series Saturday, April 9Th
See Mr.. o. o. Bowyer at the Mer.
chants National Bank, who will be
glad to go over the matter with
you and explain all the advantages
of the association.
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Would You L he to Own Your own
Home?

fyou would like to buy you g
home or farm and pay for it on
small installments. just about the
same az you are now paying rent
and at the end of few years hav5
it free of inoumberanoe and owned
by you, then take few shares o
stock in the new series of the Mod
ern Building & Loan Association
whioh starts Saturday, April 4th
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We shake Hands with Oklahoma

In the new State of Oklahoma
the Governor is a printer editor,
one State Senator is an old time
printer, there are three printers
and twenty.three printer editors in
the Legislature. aud the Commits.
sioner of labor is printer.
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Fidnoiaru sattlamant

The account of Harry Prince, guar
dian for Romona and j. HI. Nj. Hanly,
infants, is before me for partial settle
ment.
Given under my hand this the 2lst
day of March, 1908.
JOHN E. BELLER,
Commissioners of Accounts
for Mason County, w. Va.
March 25-2w
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LEWIS BENNETT
For Governor

The Sunday Wheeling Register
contains the following dispatch
from Weston, announcing the oan-
didaoy of Hon. Lewis Bennett for
governor:
A special correspondent of the
Register. having in mind the favor
with which the name of Hon. Louie
Bennett has been received as 3
prospective candidate for nomina.
ton for governor upon the demo
cratic ticket, and knowing that he
had the matter under oonsidera.
ton, called upon that gentleman
today and inquired if he had come
to any definite conclusion as to
what he would do. In reply Mr..
Bennett said:
"For como time number OF
thoughtful and eterlinR Democrats
from different SECTIONS of the state
have been urging me to stand for
that nomination, and many reasons
have been advanced as to why l
would be nominee available to
line up our full party strength.
These have of late become so in
sistent that 1 feel [ cannot in jus.
toe either to them or myself lon-
ger weigh the matter, and have
finally concluded to defer to their
judgment, You are therefore au
thorized to say that l am suoh a
candidate. Should our party DON.
fer this high honor upon me, L Will
do all within my power to achieve
Democratic SUCCESS. And should
[ be elected. L will equally strive
to uphold it's prestige as party
that stands for equal and exact
justioe to all men; special priv.
leges to none"
Your correspondent oan truly
say that the conclusion reached by
Mr.. Bennett will be received with
great satisfaction by his many
friends in Lewis and adjoining
counties. He has always been
particularly popular in his home
county, and Lewis will send Il
united and enthusiastic delegation
to the state convention to work for
his nomination.
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POLITICAL UNREST


suit of present political and busi-
ness unrest is oausing many
people to break away from their
political moorings. Party lines
can no longer be drawn as tightly
as in former oampaigns, and the in
dependent voter will have TO be,
moro than ever before. appealed to.
A great business man and Demo.
orat, Hon. William l.. Douglas,
who showed himself when Cover
nor of Massachusetts, to be also a
statesman, in late interview has
given US his opinion of the trend
of public opinion when he said:
THAT the methods and taotios of
the administration at Washington
are doing much to obliterate party
lines, 1 can readily believe; that
they will benefit the Republican
more than the Democratic party, it
is far less certain. The Democrat
10 party should, in my opinion, do
all possible to abolish special privi-
leges and to give the people a
square deal. It should be less
spectacular in it's methods and
more certain in producing sub
stantial results. Above all things,
it should take strong position for
immediate tariff reduction on raw
materials and foods, and especially
for the entire removal of all duties
on trust products sold cheaper to
foreigners than to Americans. It
should also do all in it's power tow.
ard securing reciprocal trade rela.
tions with Canada and all other
Countries. With suoh a platform
and with candidates that command
the confidence of the people, 1
believe our party would not only
gain the support of many honest
manufacturers, now Republicans,
but would win at the polls. have
no fear of the results when the
Democratic party presents a prop.
or platform aud candidates to the
voters"
Hon. Thomas ii. Dennis, editor
: and proprietor of the Greenbrier
Independent, one of the ablest and
neatest printed papers in the State,
: is being urged-by his friends in
Greenbrier county to become q
candidate for the House of Dele
gates. If the Legislature was made
up of suoh men as Mr.. Dennis the
lobbyist would be thing of the
past, and laws would be enacted
that would be credit to any State
Mr.. Dennis is the kind of a man
the Democrats of every county
should nominate. A man of abil.
ity, man of honesty, man that
is beyond reproaoh and man that
the whole country is, and should
be proud of. We hope that Green.
brier county will send Mr.. Dennis
to the Legislature.
Senator William Pinokney Whyte
Msrylsnd's Grand Old Man." died
at his home in Baltimore Tuesday
night, March II. Senator Whyte
was past eiRhty-two years old and
was Maryland's foremost citizen
Upon the death of Senator Arthur
Pue German Senator Whyte was
appointed to the vacancy in the
United States Senate. He was the
life.Iong friend of Senator Henry
q. Davis. of West Virginia, and
during the Presidential campaign
of 1904 tho two traversed West Vir.
ginia together, speaking from the
came platform, affording epeo.
tacle unique in the annals of Amer.
loan politics
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For Sale.

Portable Saw Mill, Schneider
make. good condition, with 10 H. p.
mounted engine. 5000 to 5000 feet
per day. Price F.. o. b. $4,000.
Address, CASEY & MIOHEAL,
Meigs Co. Harrisonville, o.
March 20
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Marriage LICENSES issued sinoe
our last report:
March 16, DR.. Jacob A. Bowers
and Nancy r. Miller.
March 81, Arthur o Purser and
Edna O Ellison.
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cut FloWers tor Easter.

Mrs. 1 e. w. Mckinley will
have out flowers for sale on Easter.
Please leave orders with her for
tlowere.
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Worthy of Imitation.

We notice in an Ohio paper
whore the members of a Damp of
Modern Woodmen of America
husked and oribbed 300 bushels of
oorn for a neighbor who had siok
wife and was unable to do his out.
side work. This is practical help
that deserves the highest praise,
and shows that there are still un.
selfish people in the world. Moth.
ing shows up better before the
world than the quiet deeds of gen.
erous.hearted friends on behalf of
distressed humanity. It used to
be. that churches were active in
this way. and if they are
gradually being supplanted by
other organizations it is because
they have ceased to practice those
sympathetic deeds that drew men
and women to them as irresistably
as the loadstone draws the needle.
a three.year.oId child was 80
badly hurt from the explosion of a
oelluloid comb. at Washington, Pa,
that it died. She touched it TO a
hot stoves
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-03-25

MIR EDITOR: In regard to the
article which appeared in las,
weeks Register, concerning st
Patriok's Day and your humble
servant, L will admit I pot my
dates little mixed, and on the
14th started in to celebrate good
old st. Patriok's Day. by wearing
of the green" Now in justice to
myself, lest some might think
otherwise, 1 wish to state that this
previousness on my part was not
brought on by imbibing lrish
oooktaiIs, high balls or the juice of
hops "Doo's size" Neither was it
through any selfish motive to 40.
quire newspaper notoriety or gain
favor with the Irish lsssies of the
town, "God bless en-" They are
too few here to get in each others
way in the mad rush to Hobsonize
me for my grand stand display of
Irish patriotism. WHAT'S y0e<TS,
Mr.. Ed? Bartender John.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-03-25

1t is with pleasure that we pub.
lish the above announcement, Mr.
Bennett is splendid gentleman
and would make a strong oandi,
date. It would do US good to sup
port suoh worthy man as Hon.
Lewis Bennett.