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come to Huntington. To this end
President Dan A. MOssman, of the
Chamber of Commerce viii 20 to
Baltimore, and viii be able to show
that to run the trains direct to Hunt
ingtOn viii not only benefit the rail-
way company, but that such action
wiz also meet the approval of the
travelling public. Patrons of the
night train could, it viii be shown,
leave Huntington on No. u, c. SO.
accommodation, and reach Charles
ton as early as by stopping at Point
Pleasant.
But this is not the only point that
will be argued by President Moss
man. Huntington itself deserves
this recognition as well as Charles
ton. BIO. traffic into Huntington
is as great as that which goes into
Charleston. And Huntington is the
seat from which hundreds of B. 80.
passengers take trains both ways on
the c. & o. and both north and
south on the Norfolk & Western.
Mr. Mossman viii not make his
sight for Huntington in any spirit of
antasonism to Charleston, because
even if Huntington wins Charleston
has not lost, but has also won, and,
many believe, won to better advan-
tnse than if Point Pleasant should
be made the southern limit instead
of Huntington.
Many of the most influential men
in the state are supporting the move
ment for the establishment of an ex-
ira train, and it is believed that it
will succeed.-HuntingtOn Adver-
tiser.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
To the Sheriff of Mason County,
GREETING.

To the Sheriff of Mason County,
Greeting:
We command you that you sum-
mon John Medley, if he be found in
your bailiwick, to appear before the
judge of our Circuit Court for the
County of Mason, at Rules to be held
in the Clerks office of said Court ON
the first Monday in May next to
answer Bill in Chancery exhibited
against him in our said Court BY
Julia B. Medley, and unless he shall
answer said bill within one month
thereafter, the Court will take the
same as confessed and decree accord
ingly. And have then there this
witt.
Witness: Chas. B. Buxton, Clerk
of our said-Circuit Court, at the Court
House, this 1eth day of April, 1909,
and in the 49th year of the State.
Teste: CHAS. BUXTON, Clerk.
Sent. I Aw
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF CATTIEAD LUMBER.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Administrator of the
estate of Robert S. Hawkins, de-
ceased, will on the 18th day of
October, 1909, near the late resi-
dence of said Robert S Hawkins in
Robinson district, Masoncounty, West
Va, proceed to sell by way of public
auction, thirty-two head of three
year old steers, also several hundred
feet of lumber.
TERMS OF SALE-Said sale will
be made on credit of thirty days if
desired by the purchaser or pur-
chasers and bond with good security
bearing interest from the day of sale
will be required where the sale is
made on such credit.
JOHN w ENGLISH,
Administrator of Me Estate of
Robert S. Hawkins, deceased.
Sept ee-ew
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WILL FIGHT FOR NIGHT TRAIN ON 0. R.
RAILROAD.

Huntington, W. Va, Sept. al.-
The Huntington Chamber of Com
merce has begun active steps in a
campaign which has for its object
making Huntington the southern ter
minus of a night train which is con-
templated on the Baltimore & Ohio
railway.
For more than year the question
of securing better passenger sched-
ule between Wheeling and Charles
ton has been agitated, and various
suggestions have been given consid-
Grafton. Nothing, however, of prac-
ticable value has been accomplished.
Recently a number of Wheeling
and Charleston business men again
took up the question, and decided
to ask the officials of the B. & o. for
night train between Wheeling and
Point Pleasant, leaving passengers
at Point Pleasant, where they would
be taken to the state capital over
the Kanawha & Michigan.
In order to facilitate this move
ment members of the state board of
trade living at Wheeling, Parkers-
burg and Charleston will start for
Baltimore today, and on September
sS will meet officials of the railway
company at the Hotel Belvedere in
Baltimore, where conference will
be had as to the feasibility of the
plan. Members of this committee
will be Congressman W. P. Hub
bard and G. W. Lutes, ofwheeling;
W. c. McConaughey, of Parkersburg,
and Charles Capito, of Charleston.
But here is where Huntington
comes in. Huntington business men
as members of the state board of
trade, want to see the extra train
even if it comes only to Point Pleas
ant. Butt as Huntington business
men they are interested in having it
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Henry Smith has been quite busy
for some time making sorghum for
his neighbors.
Garrison Mckinney sold a nice
heifer to Samuel Stephens, of Leon,
Friday.
Howard Caldwell, National Speak
er and Organizer of the Socialist par
ty was here Tuesday and Wednesday
and made two speeches at Union
school house. His subject for Tues
day night was, Panics, Their Cause
and Cure, and Wednesday night,
The Evolution of Our Moral Code.
Many hope to see him back soon.
School began at Union school
house last week and promises to be a
success. Mr.. Kessel, of Jackson
county, is the teacher.
G. a. Greenlee is having an adj
ditional room built to his dwelling.
Miss Addie Cain visited relatives
on Cain Ridge last week.
The socilists of this vicinity will
hold a meeting at Union school house
Saturday night.
Mrs. Annie Carpenter, was here
from Charleston last week.
n. E. Wood, Albert Boles, Samuel
Stephens and Charles winebrenner,
of Leon, were here last week.
The many friends of Mrs. Clark
Rice, of Leon, regret to learn of he,
death which occurred Sunday morn
ing. She leaves husband, several
children and number of relatives
and friends who will sadly miss her.
Willie Greenlee and sister, Har-
net, of Charleston, visited relatives
at Waterloo and Nat last week.
Cleopatra.
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power. That is true Democratic
doctrine, and vii; rally toits support
not only many members of the party
Of all-shades ofopinion, but thousands
of Republicans who believe centrali-
zation should be checked. Go to the
country on that and on economy of
expenditure, and SO many voters de-
sire change that there would be an
excellent chance of winning. Why
STIR up difference in regard to tariff
for revenue, which would frighten the
great industrial interests, or abandon
ment of the Philippines, which is a
purely academic question and which
the voters have twice rejected?
There have been several occasions
when the country would have gladly
called the Democratic party back to
power had it not itself prevented.
With the single issues of resistance
to centralization and economy of adj
ministration and with new leader
capable of inspiring confidence, the
Democratic party can surely win at
the next election Cincinnati En-
quirer.
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WATERLOO.

Jack Frost visited this vicinity
Monday.
G. W. Knapp, agent for the Bronze
Monument Co., was visitor to Buff
falo last week.
Charles Hill, of Kannwha county,
has been visiting his cousin, Mrs.
Hugh Hanson,
Mrs. S. S. Buxton visited her
daughter, Mrs. F.P. Miller, of CALI
polls, last week.
Mrs. Peter Herdman and2sson, Bir.
die, of Leon, were here Monday.
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stoekhoIder Of severaI other bnsines.

-
stOckholder of several other business
concerns of this and two or three
other West Virginia cities.
Sept. II, 1864, Colonel Wallis
married Miss Nora a. Steel, the ED
est daughter of Samuel R. and Mar
garet Steel, well known residents, of
clarksburg. To this union there were
born FIVE children, all Of whom are
living, namely, Edward Steel Wallis,
William Turner Wallis, Nina Mar
garet Wallis, the wife Of A. G. Patton,
a leading attorney of Parkersburg;
Minna Wallis, the wife ofwrt Lewis,
of this city; and Forman Brown
Wallis, of GallipOlis, o., who is con-
nected with the Point Pleasant Groc-
cry Co., of Point Pleasant, this state.
The mother of these children died in
March, 1899.
Col. Wallis afterwapd married Miss
Margaret A. Steel, also daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel R. Steel, and
to them FIVE children were born, as
follows: George Mazsden Wallis,
Thomas Townsend Wallis, Jr., who
died at the age of 16months; Thorn
as Steel Wallis, Samuel Rossiter
Wallis and Paul winsloe Wallis.
These, with the exception noted, to-
getber with his widow, survive Col.
Wallis.
One brother also survives, George
F., business man of Baltimore,
Nd.
Legions of friends not only in this
city but throughout West Virginia
are deeply grieved over Col. Wallis s
death, and extend their heartfelt
sympathy to the bereft ones. clarks-
burg feels that i. has lost another of
its leading, public spirited citizens
and its citizens generally mourn with
the members of his family.
Col. Wallis was prominent and
devoted member of the Masonic or
der. He was member of HermOn
lodge No. 8, A. F. and A. NJ, OF
Adoniram Chapter No. IL, Royal
Arch Masons, of clarksburg Com
mandery No. IS, Knights Templar,
of which he served one term as EN-
inent Commander; of the Scottish
Rite of Wheeling, and of Osiris Tenn
pie Ancient Arabic Order of MOBILES
OF the Mystic Shrine, also of Wheel
ing. He was also a member of the
Benevolent and Protective Order O
EIks and of the Pythian Knights,
holding membership in the uniform
rank of the last named order.
In charge of the Masonic order,
the funeral will take place Thursday
morning at loo'clock. Services will
be held at his late residence on Chest.
nut street and the burial will be in
the Odd Fellows cemetery.-Clarks-
burg Daily Telegram.
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FTDUCIARY SETTLEMENT.

The account of L. c. Somerville,
Administrator of the estate of VIM.
Brown, deceased, is before me for
final settlement.
GEO. G. SOMERvILLE,
Com'r Accounts for Mason Co. VIVA.
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quiirer.
DEATH
CLAIMS COL. I. I. WALLIS AT CLARKS.
BURG.

Colonel Thomas Townsend Wallis,
prominent citizen and business man
of Clarksburg, is dead. After long
and valiant fight during which he
displayed remarkable vitality and
extraordinary recuperative power the
disease which kept him for several
months upon a bed of pain finally
conquered and his spirit passed into
the Great Beyond Tuesday morning
at o'clock at his home on Chestnut
street.
The end came quickly and peace
fully to Col. Wallis. He passed a
fairly comfortable night Tuesday and
slept the greater part of the night.
A few minutes before o'clock he
awakened and asked for drink of
water. James, the faithful colored
nurse who attended him, handed
him the glass and as he did SC, he no.
ticed that the patient was breathing
heavily and seemed very pale. Mrs.
Wallis was called from her bed, but
by the time she reached her hus-
bands Bedside, he had succumbed.
Bright's disease, complicated with
dropsical trouble, was the cause of
death.
Thomas Townsend Wallis was a
native Englishman, having been born
at a Rochdale, England, inDecember,
lS4S, the son of Edward and Mary
Marsden Wallis. He was born in
the house of John Bright, the noted
English orator and statesman. When
only three years old he came with
his parents to the United States and
the family settledin Baltimore, Nd,
where the decedent was reared and
schooled and where he first engaged
in business.
Various business enterprises occu-
pied Mr.. wallis's attention in Balti-
more and he soon gained prominence
as an active, energetic young bust
ness man and won the lasting friend
ship of many of the leading business
men and citizens of that city.
In 1871 Mr.. Wallis came to Clarks-
burg and engaged in the wholesale
business. lie was one of the pioneers
in opening and building up the COM
mission business in central West vir-
GINA. He sent representatives
throughout the central section of the
state and had his goods delivered by
wagon to many points now reached
by the railroad and other modern
means Transportation. Col. Wallis
retired from the commission business
after having been engaged in it for a
number of years. He was quite sue
cessful in that business and after re-
firing became identified with other
business enterprises. He was sub
stantial, active business man of the
progressive sort and always took
leading part in building up the COM
merce and industry of the city.
At the time of his death Col. Wal
lis was vice president of the Brown
Forman Company, leading business
concern of Louisville, KY, and a
director ofthe Empire National Bank,
the Clarksburg Ice & Storage Com
pany, the West Virginia Central
Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
of which he was president during two
of the sOciety's most successful years,
its success being due to a great ex-
tent to his constructive ideas during
his administration: and he was a
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EIDUCIARY SETTLEMENT.

The account of L. C. Somerville,
Administrator of the estate of Eliza
beth Brown, deceased, is before me
for final settlement.
GEO. G. SoMERvILLE,
Com'r Accounts for Mason Co. w. Va.
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Father sent me over to borrow
your paper; he only wants to read
IT, ,,Tell him I'm coming over to
borrow his breakfast; / only want to
eat it,
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If the shoe fits, wear it,, sa
time-worn saying; but with woman
if the shoe fits she takes it back
because it IS too big.
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HDUCIARY SETTLEMENT

The account of H. C. Skinner, adj
minis traitor of James a Ian am, de-
ceased, is before me for final settle
ment.
JOHN E. BELIEF,
com'r Accounts for Mason Co. VIVA.
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The man who fails never claims to
be a self-made man.
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Love, sunshine and common sense.
Cleopatra.

Love, sunshine and common sense,
thoroughly mixed in the proper pro-
portion, beat aIlthe patent medicines
on the market as cure-all for the
ills of mind and body and no alcohol
is needed as dissolvent or prescrva-
tive. Children cry for it,
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The man with eheerfuldisposition
and sunny face is never lonesome.
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LOST-BRINDLE BULL TERRIER, MALE,
white stripe on face and breast; answers
to name of Jack. License number 1920.
Reward, j. d. KWIS, 1923 Pleasant ave.
Phone Boyle 142 Boyle 1878. 5-27-2
LOST-MAY 22. A TEAM MARE MULES,
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med j. P. SULLIVAN. Arcadia. Re-
ward 5-27-3
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LEGAL NOTICE


proposals IOE BONUS
Sealed proposals Will he received by the
city of Pomona California, until Monday.
June Z. 1909. at 8 o'clock p m. for the pur-
chase Of the following municipal improve
ment bonds of said city issued under the
Municipal Improvement Act of February %,
1901, viz:
city Hall Bonds Numbers one % to
Forty (4O) both inclusive for the aggregate
principal sum of thirty thousand $3.50 100000
dollars All bear date July 1, 1909. and are
of the denomination of seven hundred fifty
(S750.00) dollars each, one Of said bonds
payable each year for forty (40) years. In
terest (coupons) four and one-half 41R) per
cent per annum payable semi-annually on
the first (1sD day of January and on the
first (1st) day of July of each year in law
full money of the United States of America.
Also:
city Hail site Bonds Numbers one (1) to
forty (40) both inclusive for the aggregate
principal sum of twenty-three thousand
(S23 100000 dollars. All bear date July /,
1909 and are of the denomination of flve
hundred seventy-ive ($575) dollars each,
one of said bonds payable each year for
forty (4O) years. Interest (coupons) four
and one-half t4A) per cent per annum
payable semi annually on the first (1st) day
of January and on the first (lst) day of
July of each year in lawful money Of the
United States of America.
No offer less than par and interest ac-
crued to date of application for delivery
will be considered; each proposal must be
accompanied by a certified check for ten
C1O) per cent of the amount OF the bonds
hid for, drawn in favor of the city clerk
of said city of Pomona, such check to be
forfeited and belong to the city of Pomona.
IL the proposer fails to comply with his
proposal and pay for the bonds awarded to
him.
proposals.
Address proposals ana inquiries TO the
undersigned.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees of the
city Of Pomona California.
T. r. TROTTER,
CITY Clerk and ex-offeo Clerk of the Board
OF Trustees of the City OF Pomona.
Pomona, California. April 90 1909.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES St
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


LEAHY & son,
LEADING AGENTS.
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SIXTH AND MAIN SITS.
s1100-RESTAURANT open day and
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Get card from LEAHY g. SON.
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IF YOU BUY THROUGH US WE
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AND GUARANTEE TITLE.
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Corner Sixth and Main SITS.
5-27-1
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Rooms
Houses
To Purchase-Mi sce llaneous
Miscellaneous

DESIRES USE OF PIANO
two hours daily, vicinity Of Seventh and
FIgueroa streets, BOX 49, Herald 5-26-2
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wANTED-1OO MEN TO LOCATE ON
government land married preferred 81
RUTH AVE. b-Zf-3
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FOR sALE-s1O PER ACRE
Southeast 4 section %, tp. north
range IS west, Antelope valley; level, nc
alkalI, rinch soil, title perfect; great bar
gain. N. G. SElBEL,
" 6-9e-
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WANTED-GOoD RELIABLE STEADY MAN
to take half interest In fine paying old estao-
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Country Property
BEAUMONT

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TypewrIters

TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
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BAKER HOEY 90, Inc, 2a41z s. Bdway.
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Gasoline Engine
Fianos
Furniture

SEPARATE LOCKED IRON ROOMS 81. 90
Ger month; trunks boxes. etc., Csc TO 500.
Phone for our large when you move
Il ~ per hour.
CoLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO..
nb-l7-19 San Pedro 1t. Main office. oOs-u g.
Main o.. Phone Main III; Fam. S-l-U
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FOR SALE
A GENTLEMANs SUBURBAN HOME.
Property consisting of 716 acres on at
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DWELLING-5Ox6o; 10 large rooms,
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The most perfect suburban home and
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II. C. KELLER.
421 Citizens Natl Bank bldg. 6-ll-tt
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FOR RENT

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Newly furnished apartments, located In
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672 w. Washington st. 5-o-x
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WANTED-MAN WITH TEAM TO MAKE
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AGE CO, office 500-u 8. Main St Ware
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cEssPooLs CLEANED OUT. RED CROSS
SANITARY CO. Call up $1,000. Main Sesb.
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PUMPING co. West 1895 2204O. $50
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WANT CARPENTER WORK BY DAY OR
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ST 5-27-1
GOOD CARPENTER WANTS WORK BY
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5-27-1
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T-14-1m