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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-12-08
RESURVR
FOR OHIO RIVER DAMS FINISHED
CHANCESN LOCATIONS.

Reports of resuryey of l6 proposed
dams in the Ohio river have been
completed by corps of Government
engineers under Captain Lytle Brown,
and plans and specifications for the
proposed dams are now being prepar-
ed for the war department, which in
turn win submit them to the next
Congress.
The resurvey, which was made in
the interest of the 6 'nine-foot stage
from Pittsburg to Cairo movement,
changes several locations of dams
made by what was known as the
Lockwood board.
The mean estimate for each of the
dams is placed at an average of
81, 200, 900; so that there is no pro-
liability of rapid action in carrying
out the plans. Rivermen hope tose-
cure, ultimately, the erection of the
entire I6, thus making continuous
stage of nine feet ofwater from Pitts
burg to Cairo at times
The army of workers for river i'm
provements which will go before Con-
gress 1000 strong in an effort to
secure the improvements, will pro-
badly aid materially in securing
quicker action on the proposed dams.
DAMS AND THEIR LOCATION.
Thenumber of dams and their loca-
ton as near as possible, are as fol-
lows: Dam No. 9, New Cumberland,
W. Va. Z; No. 10, near Steubenville,
o.: No. la, near Martins Ferry, o.
No. IA, near Clarington, o.. No. Is,
near New Martinsville, o.; No. l6,
near Long Beach P. o. W. Va: No
II, near Marietta, o.: No. go, nea,
BellevilIe, W. Va: No. ee, nea,
Ravenswood, W. Va: No. eS, nea
Apple Grove, o.: No. "a, near Syra
cuse, o.: No. s5, near Addison, o.
No. 81, near Guyandotte, W. Va.
No. sS, near Burlington, o.: ant
No. go, near Ashland, Ky.
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Gen. S. G. French, native Of
New Jersey, who became a confed-
crate soldier, says that in the United
States army during the war there
were 900 foreigners-l76, 900
Germans, l44, 200 Irish, $4,000
British-Americans, $4,000 English
and $4,000 other foreigners. In the
same army there were a76,4ss from
the border states and l7S,e75 South
en negroes. The. total Federal en-
listment during the war was, in
round numbers, $780, 900. The to-
tai enlistment on the Confederate
side were ss5, 700.
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DIED.

Mrs. Green someville died satur-
day night at her home in the Upper
Flats. The time for the funeral has
not yet been determined as they are
waiting for relatives to arrive from a
distance. More particulars next
week.
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l am in the picture business. II
you want an enlarged portrait, give
me your order. Work guaranteed.
If don't see you send small picture
and order. l get work done at one
of the best houses in America.
J. NJ. Burdett, Agent.
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WHICH IS IT JUDGE?

The following letter, which APP
peared in last weeks issue of the
West Virginia News, raised a deli
cate question in the minds of the
people, with reference to the litiga-
ton now pending in the courts as
touching the constitutionality of the
two-cent rate law:
''Tuckahoe, W. Va,
November, IS, 1909.
Editor West Virginia News:
81 would like that you make a
request to the Lawyers of our State,
through the columns of your paper,
that they give an opinion in regard
to the constitutionality of the two
cents rate Law. There isa Judge Of
the Kanawha Circuit Court, who
says that the two-cent law is uucon-
stitutional. That is to say that l
should pay the three cents per mile,
and this same Judge ride on pass.
This occurred on the c. s. c. on
or about September 9th. Judge
Burdette was fishing about 40 miles
from Charleston on the Coal & Coke
Railway, and had nice string of
fish. However he got on the train,
and when the captain came to call
him for his fare the Judge presented
pass.
81 would like to know from the
legal lights of the State if this two
cent law is constitutional or Judge
Burdette's pass?"
Respectfully,
The Mayor of Tuckahoe.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-12-08

If you have old fur bring it in; we
will make you a nice hat reasonably.
Mrs. L. J. williamson.
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Every hat in the house marked
down, Mrs. L. ]. williamson.
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J. NJ. Burdett, Agent.
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WAS The GREATEST MONEY MAKER ON
THE RIVER.

The famous old keystone State
here on the Kanawha Docks, which
has been the greatest money maker
ever on the Ohio river, will be placed
in frst-class condition by Capt. De-
mere, after which she will be taken
to Cincinnati where a capacity trip
awaits her for New Orleans. After
making this trip the Keystone State
viii be entered in the St. Louis, St.
Joseph and Kansas City trade up the
Missouri River. The Keystone will
no doubt do good business in her
new trade, as shippers are very anx-
ious to be relieved of the high freight
rates they are being compelled to pay
railroads. Capt Demere is a practi-
cal boatman of many years exper-
fence. He was raised in Georgia, but
of late years has resided in Florida.
He ran two Hudson River packets on
St. Johns River and also ran in the
Havana sugar trade. Capt. Demere
will retain the familiar old whistle
that has done service for 50 many
years on the Katie Stockdale and
keystone State.
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CLAY NEALEDEAD.

Many of readers will be panied to
know tina. Mr.. H. Clay NeaIe, of
Charleston, died last week. Mr..
Neale used to be well known by all
Buffalo and Point Pleasant people.
He had been in delicate health for
years and died of tuberculosis. He
was brother Of the late Mrs. VIM.
Jones.-Bufalo Correspondent in
Winfield Irrcpressible.
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STEALING BRASSES.

Officer Foglesong went to Gallipo-
lis last Friday and brought back three
prisoners, wanted here for stealing
brasses from off side-tracked car
here, belonging to the constructing
company operating here last winter.
They had preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice Edwards, and in default
of $500 bond each, were sent tOjail.
They gave their names as Charles E.
Hill, clendenin, Clay Co., Edward
Rifle, Parkersburg, and Joseph Nc
Hume, Randolph county. Its claim
ed that 81 brasses were stolen, value
about IS each.
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ROBBED GLENWooD TICKETO OFFICE.

Kales Daley, charged with rObbing
the B. & o. ticket Office, at Glen
wood, of three tickets from that point
to Central City, was arFaigned before
Justice Edwards last Saturday who
held him under $500 bond to await
the action of the grand jury.
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THANKSGIVING SERVICES.

Thanksgiving was observed in the
usual way in this place, good con-
gregation gathered at Trinity church
and heard an excellent sermon by
Rev. Fannip of the NJ. E. Church,
South. The male choir composed Of
men from the different churches with
Mr.. Van Glider and his violin AID
Clint Hale with his clarinet was very
good. The collection for the poor
amounted to $3.50.
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NOTICE TOTAXRAYERS.

On and after the lst day of Janu-
airy, 1910, 10 per cent. will be added
to all taxes and will be collected.
Deputies are instructed to make
prompt collections of all taxes. This
action becomes necessary on &C.
count of the great number of claims
outstanding against the county,
which MUST be paid in order to save
interest. JOHN P. AUSTIN,
Sheriff Mason County.
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MOTHERS JEWELS ELECT OFFICERS.

The Mothers Jewels" Club met
Saturday with Mrs. Warren whaley
and held their annual election, as
follows: President, Ruth Harper
vice-President, Reba Derry; Secre-
tary, Elizabeth Kenny; Treasurer,
Helen Henry; Program Committee,
Genevieve Fry, Helen Buxton, Cert
rude Hale, Elizabeth Mullin, Ruth
Thomas and Ethel Wallace. Eliza
beth Pullen was made collector.
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LEASED HOTEL ANDERSON.

Mr.. W. R. Tippett has leased the
Hotel Anderson, at Anderson, W.
Va, and has taken charge of same.
Mr.. Tippett is popular hotel man
and has many friends among the
travelling public. The Hotel Alder
son is quite summer resort and a
very pleasant place to spend your va
cation.
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DEAR COAL.

Frank Daley, charged with steal
ing about two bushels of coal from
the B. & o. R. R., at GlenwOod,
this county, was tried before Squire
Edwards, last Saturday, convicted of
the charge and fined $40 and costs in
each case, the coal being taken at
different times.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday morning, Nov. "a,
1909, a, the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Susan Haynes, Miss
Aurelia Haynes to Mr.. Leon Lewis
Chestnut, of Persia, Tenn. The mar
rage ceremony was performed in the
presence of the immediate family Of
the bride, and the happy couple left
on the morning train for St. Clair,
Tenn, their future home. Miss
Haynes is beautiful and accom-
plished young lady, and beloved by
all who know her for her many good
qualities of both heart and mind.
Everybody wishes them a long and
happy life.
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Misses Nora and Jessie sOmerille
spent several days with their parent.
last week, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Som
eville, Ten Mile:
Miss Eva Mitchell, attending the
University at Athens, Ohio, was
home to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chambers, Jr.
spent Thursday at POca.
Misses Ora Carpenter, Margaret
and Julia Chambers were visitors in
Pleasant Flats, last week.
Miss Anna Malone spent several
days in Middleport, last week, the
guest of Mr.. Burt Pope and family.
Miss Lille Howard spent Thurs
Gay ana frloay with her parents at
Ravenswood.
Mr.. Ed. Lawhead was at Middle
port, Sunday.
Mrs, Lem Wright left for Charles
ton Sunday evening. Mr.. Wright
left yesterday for Charleston and also
tovisit his mother in Putnam county.
Mr.. Wright will move here in the
house of Mrs. Allen vickers.
Mrs. Caroline Adkins has had gas
piped in her home and in addition a
new bath room.
Capt, Joe Wells, of Charleston, was
here Monday.
Mr.. chas, Harris, of Leon, was
here Monday.
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SOCIAL VHRL.
BRIDGE WHlST.

Mrs. Mary Margaret Bryan, in her
usual easy and deEghtfulmanner, en-
tertained on Thanksgiving evening
company of friends at Bridge Whist,
complimentary to Judge Potfenbar-
ger. The evening was thoroughly
enjoyed by all those present and at
the close of the game most delicious
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Bryan, assisted by her little daught-
er, Miss Natalie. The guests pres
emit were: DR., Cash Hogg, of Hunt
ington; Mr.. and.Mrs. J. S. Spencer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tol Striblipg. Mrs..
Lena L. ROseberry, Misses Lizzie
md Lille Lee Hogs, Edith Tippett,
veva Haptonstall, Judge and Mrs.
Geo. Potfenbarger.
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mOLEPORT'sMR POSTMASTER.

We have it from what we consider
good authority that a new postmast.
er has been recommended for Mid.
dlepOrt by Congressman Douglas,
and that the name has been sent in.
to the department for the Presidents
consideration. The name of the
lucky man under the tree is Capt.
Win R. Haptonstall, if you please.
-Middleport Republican.
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DIED NEAR MASON.

Adam Tayler, who resided on the
old German furnace farm above Ma-
son City, died very suddenly last
Wednesday night. Hehad made all
preparations to butcher his hogs on
Thanksgiving, and retired ii. appar-
emily the best of health. In the
night his wife heard him making a
strange noise and on going to him
found him dead.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-12-01
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

Misses Edith Tippett and Gertrude
Howard will have on sale, every SAT-
urday, at the Wonderland Theater,
cakes, pies, salids, bread, home
made candies, and many other good
things to eat.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-12-01

Mr.. William Boggess, of Pleasant
Flats, and Miss Josephine Dover, of
Graham Station, youngest daughter
of Patrick Dover, were married We'd
nesday morning, Nov. "a, at St.
Joseph's church, Mason, by Rev.
Father Heimann. The bride is a
beautiful and talented young lady,
and has many friends in this county.
who will unite in wishing her hap
py married life.
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HI. THORNTON SOLD.

Capt, Dan Patched, of Buffalo, who
advertised his boat for sale in this
paper, traded his tOwbOat to Joe
Grimm, of Letart, for the gasoline
boat, Mountain Belle, two fats and
money consideration.
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BOX SUPPER.

The ladies of the NJ. E. Church,
South, will give a box supper at the
school house in North Point Pleasant,
on Tuesday night, Dec. Z. Every
body invited.
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SAD ACCIDENT.

Mr.. John Bogard, while moving a
yacht from the river to high ground,
had the misfortune to get his right
hand in the 'snateh-blocls, . which
severed three fingers. He has the
sympathy of many friends.
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Mr.. Walker Wilson, cOlOred, a
highly respected citizen of this place,
died Saturday, Nov, 81, 1909, and
was buried in Lone Oak cemetery,
Monday, following.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-12-01

Wait for the sale at the sign of
the Christmas Tree" Friday, De
cember 10th, given by the Ladies
Aid Society of the Presbyterian
Church. Come and pick on our tree
what you want for Xmas.
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ELECT OFFICERS.

The womans Home Missionary So.
ciety, at the NJ. E. Church, at theil
meeting Friday afternoon, held theil
annual election, which resulted as
follows:
President, Mrs. n. E. Hale.
lst Vice President, Mrs. D. S.
Snyder.
end Vice President, Mrs. W. E.
Hayman.
srd Vice President, Mr. W. Stone.
Recording Secretary, Mrs. W. C.
whaley.
Treasurer, Mrs. o. NJ. Pullin.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. W.
Jordan.
Secretary of Literature, Mrs. Nj.
Foglesong.
Program Committee, Mrs. H. Fry,
Mrs. Win Kenny, Mrs. c. L. Hale,
Mrs. E. McElfresh, Mrs. Will Jordan.
The next meeting will be held at
the residence of Mrs. S. Baum, Dec.
lS1, at 9 p. M, it being the regular
time for the due tea. All members
are urged to be present.
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COUNTY NEWS.

We want good, live correspond
ent in every distric. and town in the
county. Stamps and stationery will
be furnished and copy of the Reg
ister sent free to all correspondents.
Call at this Office or write to the
manager.
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Geo. PoFenbarger.

The Point Club, the Oldest social
organization of our city, gave its first
of series Of !. dances last Friday
night, in their club rooms at the
Spencer Hotel. Jackson's Trio, of
Columbus, Ohio, furnished themusic.
The chaperones were Mrs. c. C..
BOwyer, Mrs. R. P. Liter, Mrs.
Rob't HaptOnstall and Mrs. l. E,
W. Mckinley. Among the out of
town guests were Mrs. h. E. Tip
petit, of Chicago; Miss Fay Queesen-
berry, Hinton; Messrs. ]. Fred
Anderson, of Springfield, Ohio; Jack
Softer, of huntington; NJ. NJ. Barr,
of Pittsburg; Frank H, Laird and
H. H. Terrie, of Charleston, W. Va.
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If for no other reason than that
Nicaragua is small country, it is
certain that it shortly repent of its
defiance of its legal guardian.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-12-01

The Yeager farm, in Robinson dis
trict, sold at Commissioners sale last
Saturday, was purchased by Mr..
Oscar Yeager for S., 900.
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HERE, YOU BLABBER.

There is Jones who is regarded;
as the wisest man in the township,
and yet he never expresses an opinion
on any subject. How do you account
for it, That is easy. By keep
ing his mouth shut people are m-
able to find out how little he Knows
Farm Journal.
-
Fresh oysters received daily at ".
W. Bryan's confectionery.
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If worst comes to worst, Mr.. Com

Ifworst comes to worst, Mr.. Com
pers viii not be so badly Of. A
great many men would not mind mar
tyrdom when it consisted of a year
in Jail, with place to eat, a place
to sleep and plenty of good clothes
to wear, to say nothing Of a continps-
ton of salary of IS, 900 a year. Tie
government must put up his boaH
and lodging.
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Uncle Sam, for the purpose of
testing various grades of tobacco has
invented machine that will smoke
four cigars at once. How some men
will envy it.
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nome Tor the winter, his mother
residing with him, on Wand street.
Hon. John L. Written spent Fri
day at elenwOod, on legal business.
Mr.. c. K. BlackwOod returned
Saturday from trip up Kanawha.
Mr.. Henry Holloway returned
from the steamer Bessie Smith Sun
day and left Monday for Wheeling.
Mr.. Tom Jones, of Middleport,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss Rose vickers, of Huntington,
spent Thursday here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen vickers.
Mr.. Morris Hazleloop, of Buna
Vista, was visiting Capt. Jake Heb,
Sunday.
Mr.. James Leftwich, fthe steam
er Sallie Marmet, spent Sunday with
his family here.
Mr.. Lawrence spOoner, ofMiddle-
port, was calling on friends here Sun
day.
Mrs. VIM. McGuain, of West Co
lumbia, was calling on her son, Capt.
W. B. McGufin, Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Knopp, who has been
visiting friends at Huntington, has
returned home.
Mr.. Won Hay has been enjoying
the hunting season.
Detective Win Ginger, of the K.
& NJ, was here Sunday.
Mr.. Pete Frampton, oftbe W. Va.
Brewing Co., was in town on business
Friday.
Mr.; Benton, of Hamden Junction,
Tenn, was here last week. He was
on visit to c. W. Alexander's
parents, at Ravenswood having been
absent about IS years.
Mr.. Homer Mcdaniel has accepted
position as cook, on the Str. Sallie
Marmet.
Chief of Police Paul Jones, of
Middleport, was in town Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Buxton returned Sun
day from trip to Buffalo.
Mr.. Jack Burke, who is employed
on the Cotton Blossom floating thea
tire, left Monda. for Grafton, Ill.
Mr.. Herman Mayberry, of CALI
polls, was calling on friends here
Sunday.
Mr.. Todd Mailman, of Middle
port, spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. H. G. Nease and wife, who
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Mamie McCord, at Dayton, o.,
have returned home.
Mr.. George McGufin, who is en-
ployed on the steamer Sallie Marmet,
was visiting his family here Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex c. Mccullocb,
here visiting Mrs. McCulloch's par
.ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Kincade,
inthe Extension, have returned to
their home in Pittsburs-
Miss Mary E. Leftwich spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin and
family, at North Point Pleasant.
Mrs. George Bruestle was visiting
relatives in MiddlepOrt, Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Vinegar and children,
spent Saturday and Sunday at Mid
dleport Cheshire with relatives.
Messrs. Ed Vinegar and J. Price
Miller, spent Sunday at Cheshire and
MiddlepOrt with Mr.. winesar's rela-
tiveS
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Send your laundry town.. Bryan
and get good work and prompt SER
vice.
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Leave your order with W. W.
Bryan, for flowers.
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Every cloud may have silver lin
ing, but that fact isn't so important
as to get in out of the wet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

NUTITH this increase in chest dimen-
M sions comes a corresponding in
crease in shoulder breadth and an
improvement in the general health. The
girl who knows how to stand and walk
and breathe has provided herself with
one of the most successful weapons
against illness and age. Every correct
inhalation and exhalation means health,
and health means beauty and happiness
Singing teaches girls self-possession.
It makes them sure Of themselves and
sure of their voices, and some day they
may be called upon TO speak before a
large gathering when stage fright
might seize them if they had not early
been taught self-composure and how to
command the voice. 1t is a pleasure to
listen to a woman who makes a grace
full and melodious speech of thanks or
appreciation; yet there probably never
was one who could do this who had not
studied the art of breathing standing
and of voice pitch English women of
wealth and fashion are frequently
called upon to address gatherings of
tenants. and it may be that the Ameri-
can girl of the rising generation will
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

and cold water to invigorate it, so that
TO keep both clean and slender the
warm dip should be taken just before
going to bed at night and the cold
plunge when getting out of it in the
morning.
Hip breadth is one of the greatest
difficulties with which the girl prone to
stoutness has to contend, and partic-
ularly at this time, when the fashion
able feminine figure is of slablike pro-
portions. To get rid Of the protuber-
ances below the waist line fat girl
should temporarily divest herself of
her long skirts and her dignity, the
better to play all the romping games
enjoyed by the children, but especially
the one which involves kicking at a
head high mark on the wall. The
fat girl who realizes that she has a
nervous temperament should not train
down to an exceedingly slender figure
if she wishes to protect herself-and
incidentally her friends-from the evil
effects of leaving the nerves unpro-
tected by flesh. 1t is infinitely easier
to endure the modification of avoirdu-
pois than nervous attacks, which are
prone to exhibit themselves in unrea-
sonable flights of temper. Moreover,
the nervous system too suddenly de-
prived of its fatty covering is not slow
to avenge itself by thinning and gray
streaking the hair and depriving the
complexion of its natural and inimit-
able pink and white bloom"