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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-03
E N T r A D AS D E L
EXTERIOR.

\
NO HUBO
BUQUES EN- PUERTODEL
EXTERIOR
Venezuela pendiente
ScanleyH. minor descargando
Emma T. Angel id.
Gladys descargando
Aurora id.
S. Juan i'd.
J. W. Ayes id.
Janariva i'd.
Chamburg id.
Carolina id.
MOVIMIENTO DE
CABOTAJE
Operacaones en- patertos
Petra pendiente
Carmelita Yabucoa
Corazon de Maria Humacao
y Naguabo.
Petra pendiente
Progreso Yabuooa
Ana Maria pendiente
Capricho Vieques
Progreso Yabucoa
Deseada pendiente
Esperanza id.
Pedrito Vieques
BUQUES QU E Sc
AGUARDAN
Vapor ingles Hyanthes Sa-
lio de Montevideo para este ell
ultimo.
Consig:: Villar Go.
Vapor frances Quebec Re
calara de un momento a otro
procedente de :. Thomas.
Consig: Jose t. Silva.
Vapor americana Philadel-
phia oaldra para N. York el
S actual.
Consig: Villar Co.
Vapor americana Caracas
Recalara el Z corriente proce'
dente de n. York
Consig: Nillar Ca.
TeIcros dc Ia hnea "Benner.
Goleta americana John }
Corwell sc halla a la carga
len New York para San Juan
Arroyo.
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana E. Sta
Joaes debe haber salido d'
N. York para esta ell II de
pasado
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana K. W
Hopkins debe haber salido d
N. York para esta el Il III
| timo
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana Republi
Saldra de \. York para est
9l 10 del que cursa
Consig; Ezquiaga.
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A. Alvarez y Hmno.
Agen!es exclusives en- Puerto
Hire de la eeryeZa Plei.

No cnnticne SustauclaS n"cNas
prerarada ,ic Mal,ay .ler dc Ccrycta
Is mas nutritiyA que cualqmera
otra oerycza, rcsui'a bsen aiw"n
q. Tonico Y rccOnstituyente VI
r,cnta Il pcsode lAs personas que ia
u-an. Fabncaday embasata a SIN L.
a3ici6n dc sustancias 1uinicas. Con
liene gran proportion lie Malta.
Frclarada de acuerdo ron Il niato-
dp DORhUN DER REAL GER
MANBEER. De acuerio con la ley
nacioral de AE.1oa.gs y Dros-s l.e
Juno 80 ie 1906
Ia todos i1s oir5'.,'m.c..,,s e-5e
u. ssdiT cef fa u. g.-
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mo mas pecaS nj manchas!

Un;co remedio que por complete
hacc desaparecer pecas, manchas, ba-
rros, etc. etc.
Para infoImes dirigirsc al 7. 0.
Manati. +. H. Box ISL.
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Depositos: en- San Juan farmacia de
Sr. Fidel Guillermety. Plaza de Baldo
ricty de Castro y Sores. de j. NJ. Blan
co v Go. san Francisco 81.
En- Mayasuez Farmacia de los Sres.
Saliva HcrInanos, Avenida ii de Agosto
Y A. Mulet, Plaza Principal 66,
En- Ponce. Farmacia RUIZ dc Porras
Farmacia till;lronga.
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Sc ALQUILA

Ina magnili, n,-5'l"Nia
en Il Parque con cs-r'Es- r','l
. sin muebles. l'iant e,.i
don JOSS Bengoeclles "
mIIInerO .. altos.
Sc OtRECE un joveu fsrs9
csr en bsile,itos con piano de 81
pr u1d-aio0 pr,cio- Inio-marzn II
II-ziies.
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CASA GEICEl
En- q yapor Carolina llesado
!, ,t,.rtn oct, IuriI.ta hHn

En- q yapor Carolina llesado
Il puerto esta mallana han
rcgresalo los csposoa
Perez Picrret--l fernando
El Sr. Perez Pierret trae
grandes novedades para scilo-
ras. Ell sombrcros. traies dc tea
tro Y bale, adornos dc cabcza,
calzado Iino para ~cllpras. Y
otros ariiculos dc la mas alta
novedad. que scrin rNpnes
tos al rllbIico dc mallana a
pasado.
Tienen las ultlmas novcia-
des en- sombrcroS. ;
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FEoviyclaL TaADE NOTICES

TaE LosBls BsEcT0sY Cs- Ii.
Eurcl I.ans. oussOa. E-t'
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AnunCie Vd, con clandad
Y elegancia.

FL anunco artstco bonito 10 lee odo ell mundo
Anuncos oados Clich6s especialmente peparados
zanzibar perodcamente pare del texto balances de
bancos sas comercales, modelos para ofcnas ayunta
mentos. alcaldas, juzgados ETC. Avise usted LA CO.
RRESPONDENCIA" tendra mas amphos lntormes
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THE
L0NDON DIRECTORY
siN kCI.gEss & uEaLERs
STEAMSHIP LINES

arranged under the POrSto wlsirl
they .aii. and indicating fhe aPr1-
ximat, sailing;
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para convaleeientes y an6micos jugo
de carne deseeada, 8 cucharaditas dc
cafe representan 200 gramos de jugo
de carne cruda. A un peso ochenta
ccntavos ell frasco.
De venta en- la Farmacia "El Fe
nix San Jose, n1mero 12ll.
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A los Concentrates
s. v ~ DeCimOS.

LA CORRESPONDENCIA" ofrece los anuncan-
tes gran variedad de tpos estios para anuncos
Anuncos adornadoCch6s de esereotpia que mantengan
siempre mpio perfecto Ell anuncio-Cch6s de plana
tera especaes para anuncos grandes para hojas sue
tas--Fijese en- las edcones de LA CORRESPONDEN.
CIA. En- elias sucesvas muesras mcdeos de sus
anuncos
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DIR. LOvett, Medicine Co., Pill
doras para curar el reumatismo. Box
II, New York, N. Y.
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DEBBY.

Grandma Edwards, who has been
in very poorly for some time, we are
sorry to say is no better at this writ
ing.
Misses Cora Edwards and Ruby
Montgomery were visiting Mrs.
Grace Russell Sunday.
Misses Mary Dyer and Ethel Nc
Donald were calling on Gladys Ed
wards Sunday evening.
Mrs. c. f. Rice who has been
sick for some time is litrle better.
Mrs. E. S. crookham and little
daughter Lillian, of Dickerson, who
have been visiting relatives here
for the past week, returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellsworth Edwards and little
sons Dell and Amidee were visiting
Mrs. c. E. Rice last Sunday.
Mrs. J. C, Edwards has gone tc
Dickinson to visit her son Norman
Edwards.
Kennith, the little son of Charlie.
Dyer and wife, who has been very
sick with fever is better.
Mrs. John sheline sick for som,
time is not much better.
We are looking for wedding il
this vicinity soon.
Democratic Girl.
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ROSS COUNTY, OHIO,
GOES WET" BY 1000 MAJORITY
MAYOR LED WET FORCES.

Chillicothe, o., April e9.-In a
local option election characterized by
disorderly scenes throughout the day,
at times bordering on rioting, Ross
county to-day voted wet" by a
majority estimated at 5000. The
city of Chillcothe gave wet major
ity of approximately 800.
The election was held under the
Rose county unit law.
Mayor Yaple and the city admins
tration led the wet forces, while the
campaign of the drys was conducted
by many persons prominent in the
anti-saloon cause.
During the day numerous conflicts
occurred between partisans of the
two factions and also between citi-
zens and the police. To restore or
der, Company H, of the Fourth regi-
ment Ohio National Guard, was call
ed out and large force of special
deputy sheriffS was also sworn in.
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OBITUARY.

Mr.. c. H. Bennett departed this
life April 81, 1909, aged 81 years,
9 months and le days. He had
been sick for two years with that
dreadful disease consumption. He
bore his suffering without a word
and said he was ready and willing to
die. He leaves to mourn his loss a
wife and ! children, a father and
mother, 5 brothers, S sisters, beside
his other friends. The funeral was
held at his home by Rev. R. P. Bell,
and his remains were laid to rest in
the McCulloch graveyard.
Oh, the tears that were shed
As they carried him away,
For his face to be hidden
Meath cold, cold silent clay.
Hick has gone but not forgotten,
Never will his memory fade,
Sweet thoughts shall ever linger,
Around the grave where he was laid.
The golden gates were open,
And gentle voice said, come,
And with no farewell spoken,
He calmly entered home.
1t was so hard to part with Hick,
Oh, so said to see him die,
But then we will try to meet him
By and by.
A FRIEND.
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REALESTATE TRANSFER

Mary l. Boggs and husband, to D.
NJ. Smith and Lucy c. Smith, Sept.
IS, 1907, right of way through the
lands of the former.
R. H. Mcculloch and L. c. Nc
Culloch, to D. R. Lewis, April &c,
1909, conveys fifteen acres. Consid-
Grafton, $3.50.
Morgan Blake and wife, to E. c.
Roush, of Lancaster, Ohio, go acres,
Feb. 10, 1909.
Eliza Kirk to Thos. B. Kirk, June
4, 1908, 81 acres.
Marian Shank and husband, to
Mary NJ. Thornburs, April17, 1909,
Arbuckle district.
The Point Pleasant Trust Co. to
the Town of Point Pleasant, April
so, 1909, lot on Fourth street in the
town of Point Pleasant.
H. 7. Stewart and wife, to S. R.
Winebrenner, Nov. 10, 1908, $3.50,
Sc acres.
L. c., E. j. and Geo. G. somer-
vile, to Mary L. Saxton, 6S acres,
in Arbuckle district, April ee, 1909.
NJ. NJ. Smith and c. E. Smith, to
George C. Mcdaniel, April ee, 1909,
in Cooper district, e5 acres. Con-
siieration, ssI5.
J. p. R. B. Smith, Trustee, to c.
E. Smith and NJ. NJ. Smith, April
Is, 1909, e5 acres. Consideration,
$3.50.
Town of Mason, to Morgan Blake,
March 6, 1909, lots Nos. and Is
in Mason City. Consideration, sos.
R. T. Saul, to Mrs. Mary f.
Blake, Waggener district, March l:
1909. Consideration, $3.50.
F. F. Wees, to Morgan Blake
March 5, 1909, lot in the town o
Mason, $500.
NJ. H. Lyons and wife, to Sophie
Gibson, March &c, 1909, Clendenir
district, $500.
John c. Smith, to J. 7. Smith
Hannah district, Dec. so, 1905, 81
acres.
Jemima ]. Reynolds and husband
to ]. T. Smith, Dec. so, 1908, Han
nan district, 81 acres. Considera,
tion SI75
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RIVER news

The Virginia passed up Monday
morning for Pittsburg with small
freight trip.
The bureau of navigation of the
department of commerce and labor,
has issued new rules governing the
use of pleasure boats on the Ohio
river and tributaries. The new rules
are effective at once and already one
offender has been fined $500 and costs
for not carrying enough life preserve
ers. All boats must be equipped
with fog horn and belland at night
each boat must carry a white light
at the bow, also green and red side
lights.
"A wellsville, Ohio. dispatch
says: Work completing the con-
struction of Dam No. in the Ohio
River at Walker, one mile east Of
here, will be commenced May s by
T. A. Gillespie & Co., of Pittsburg,
Pa, when over 200 men will be put
to work. The Golfer construction
was partially wrecked during the
high water by being struck by tow
of coal. Less than one years work
remains to be done on this dam. >
Waterways Journal.
Capt. W. D. Holmes was at the
wheel taking the New Sensation up
the Kanawha Monday. The steam
boat as well as the show boat, when
intrusted in Capt. Holmes hands are
safe, he being well acquainted with
the channel of the river and its
various landings.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Sat.
urday says: THE Great Kanawha
Improvement Association held ;
meeting at the Campbell's Creel
Coal company's Office in the Mer
camille Building and appointed com
mittee to 90 to Washington, D. c.
to ask Congress to be relieved of thu
necessity of changing the Aues of. til,
Kanawha boats that are already i,
commission. A law was recent,
passed which compels steam boa
owners to have the fiue holes of thei
boats exactly three feet apart. TIL,
measurements of the Aues of a nun
Der of boats slightly vary, so tn
: owners are worried. The Steamboa
Inspectors will not pass on thei
boats the next time they are inspect
| ed. Waterways Journal.
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STOCK GAMBLING.

We forbid gambling on a small
scale, we do not allow it at the race
track, we punish the man who robs
US of triaing sum; but when one
swindleS the whole nation, when the
robbery is universal one, making
itself felt everywhere, we call the
robber king of finance and we
deem his conduct clecer. The Gre
ating of corners as well as the
gambling with worthless or over
watered stocks ought to be prohibit
ed by heavy penalty. Then, if the
law could by any possibility be en-
forced, and if the wealthy criminal
could be made to suffer as well as the
poor one, we would perhaps see a
better and healthier state of society
than we are at present enjoying.
Christian Observer, Louisville.
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U. S. SUPREME COURT.
Continued from page y

Continued from page y
less the act is promptly amended so
as to include stock ownership. the
railroads can escape tue law entirely
by converting their direct ownership
by the organization of subsidiary
coal company.
The effect of the decision under
existing conditions is favorable to the
railroads and the government lost on
practically all points except in the
suStentiation of the principles in
volved, In holding that congress
had not gone beyond the authority
in enacting the law, the court con-
cedes the right to legislate, and it is
believed that if so disposed, congress
might enlarge and extend the scope
of the provision. Hence, while the
railroads gain practical victory, the
government is not confronted by a
constitutional bar from further acting
in the direction of control of the
roads in the matter of the shipment
of their own commodities.
The cases made their first appear
ance in the supreme court on Octo-
Der 10 last. They were argued dur
ing the month of January, and the
decision has been anxiously awaited
ever since the latter date.
The decision sustained the provi-
sion of the law exempting timber
from the operation of the clause.
This exemption was used as basis
of attack by the railroads on the law
of discriminatory, but Justice White
refused to accept that view. As en-.
acted. the law did not apply to the
transportation of timber. and it is, Of
course, untouched by the decision.
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n.be Born In pea,h Cell

Frau Bloemera OF Derendorf. Ger
many. who recently gave birth to u
son in prison cell while awaiting
execution OF her death sentence for
completely in the murder OF military
officer in Gladbach. was refused par
don. The courts decreed that she
should nurse her child for eight weeks,
The baby was then placed IN an or
phan asylum and the mother decapl'
tated.
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WEST VIRGINIA DAY
JULY 18th WILL Be W. VA. DAY AT
ALASKA-YOUKON EXPOSITION.

July e9th will be West Virginia
Day at the Alaska Youkon-Pacifc
exposition to be held at Seattle,
Washington. The Seattle EXPOSE
ton will offer to West virginians the
opportunity of seeing new country
which has undergone great develop
ment in the past few years the great
northwest. The exposition is in
tended primarily to encourage eastern
trade.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE Personal PROPERTY OF THE
STORTZDLAZER COMPANY.

Under and by virtue OF deed Of trust made
by The ortz-Blazer Company 10 the undersiEn-
ed Trustee. bearing date on the 18th day OF De-
ceniber. 1908, and duly Of record in Trust Deed
Book No. 81. page 5I6 etc. in the Office the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Mason County,
West Virginia. the said Trustee will. on
Saturday, the Goth day of May, 1909,
commencing at the hour OF 10 O'Clock. a. m. Of
that day. proceed 10 sell at public auction. 10
the highest bidder. at what is known rs The
Stortz-Bl1zer Mill. in the town OF Point Pleas
ant W. Va. the following personal property.viz:
One office safe one top desk. one McCaskey
on. one delivery wagon. two set Of harness. forty
100 feet OF rubber hose. one bag truck. 3 scoop
ShovelS. five hand scoops. one hand saw, one
bag holder. one pair Howe -four scales. one span
OF mules, 80 bales OF hay q pEs. poultry food %
pIs horse and cattle powder. q pEs. insect pow
der. q pEs. stock food. So jute bags. $50 cloth
flour bags. 69S grain bags three dozen new -four
barrels, about ton OF steam coal. and all other
articles OF personal property remaining unsold
At the date Of said sale which has been used in
and about the said StortZ-B Blazer Mill.
Terms OF sale-CASu.
A. +. BRADSHAW. Trustee.
!. R. f. Mitchell. Clerk OF the County Court Of
Mnson County. West Virginia. do hereby certify
that A. +. Bradshaw. trustee. in the above men,
toned deed OF trust. has given bond rs required
by law rs such Trustee.
Clerk Of the County Court Of Mason County,
West Virginia.
may SIT.
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HOOFFS OPERA HOUSE.

The Airdome Stock Company will
hold the boards at Hoof's Opera
House, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day nights. The company is said to
be good one, presenting such ia
nous plays as Bertha The Sewing
Machine Girl 1.-TWO Orphans and
Nip and Tuck" The company are
carrying the scenery necessary to
dress these production, and put them
on in good style.
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Earl Shirley, who has been work
ing on the 3. & o. camp car, was
seriously hurt by falling off the car
and the car running over him.
Mrs. Della Brinker had quite a
sewing party for her Sunday School
class one evening last week.
Misses Alice Grimm, Myrtle Jones
and Treacie Damer visited Miss Fred
aw and Endrew varian Wednesday.
Mrs. Francis Ball, of Nease, has
crossed the dark valley and was layed
to rest in Oak Grove cemetery. SIZE
leaves husbnnd, father, mother, one
brother and hosts offriends to mourn
their loss. She was a great worker
in the church and Sunday School.
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FIrs. Greek Letter Society.

Kappa Alpha Theta was the first
Greek letter society IN the United
States organized for women and was
founded at De PAW university. at
Greencastle, Ind. on January 81, 1870.
The Phi Beta Phi was first organized
at Monmouth. III. April. 1867, but was
known for a number Of years as the
I. c. sorority.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-05-05
EcKARD CHAPEL.

Misses Julia and Mabel Wiley
spent one evening last week with
Miss yirgie Love.
Harry Love, who has been quite
snrith fever, is improving.
Mrs. ]. A. Fridley, of MiddlepOrt,
IS visiting her brother, strawd and
Wm See, this week.
VIII See. Jr., is visiting his sons,
straxd and Will, this week.
Harry Beabout spent one evening
last week with Leslie and Francis
Rawson.
yelmer Rawson was business
caller to Point Pleasant Thursday.
Mrs. Gallatin Pullin, Misses Ora
Jones. Mamie and Maryland Pullin
were visiting Mrs. John Thomas,
Thursday evening.
Geo. W. Barnett passed through
this vicinity on business one day last
week.
Reuben and Scott Mcdaniel wer,
business visitors to Point Pleasant
Thursday. Cricket.
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raIles. Civil War Veteran.

". P. Zane. OF Nineveh. Pa. is the
tallest Z. a. Z. veteran in the United
States. he Is seyep feet high in his
stocking feet. wears No. Is shoe and
q ~ hat
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WATERLOO.

WATERLOO.
Prosperity is certainly here, farm
wages rs cents day, and -four 90
cents sack. This is prosperity with
n vengence. If this had happened
under Democratic administration
the Republicans would rob US; but
the Democrats are too stupid to take
advantage of the situation.
Taxes are gradually growing higher
and higher. When Dawson intro
duced his tax reform measure he told
US that the railroads would be taxed
IN, 1909; but l do not hear anything
about it now. Guess that was Re-
publican trick to fool the fools, as
they always are fooled, Eli?
R. F. D. Routes Two and Three
are to start from Leon July LIST, and
several from this vicinity are expect
ing to take the Civil Service EXAMINE
alton for Rural Letter Carriers which
IS to be held May Goth. One of the
routes will pass this vicinity.
H. T. Calhoun, ofHenderson, was
in this vicinity Thursday.
Harry Hill was on Ten Mile sever
al days last week.
There seems to be an unusually
large number of rats in this vicinity.
Rats and prosperity are about to take
the county. See:
Peaches are not yet all killed ;
and apples promise to be an album
dant crop.
Wheat looks fne; but there is not
aIarge crop sown.
Farmers are complaining of wet
weather. This retaPds corn planting.
J. F. NJ. Hill, of North Point
Pleasant was in this vicinity one day
last week.
Mrs. Mary Buxton, of PIT. Pleas
ant, spent several days of last week
here.
Quite number visited Aunt
Sophia Greenlee April a7, in honor
of her birthday. She was Sc years
old and enjoys good health for one
Of her age. Her many friends wish
s her many returns of the day,
6. W. Hill has sold his interest
1T SaWmlll NJ Mound to A. w.
Rifle.
Enoeh Jeffsrs and wife visited his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Felix, of Leon
Friday.
G. K. Knapp was visitor at PIT.
Pleasant Monday.
Willie Knapp's children, who have
been seriously i'll for several days are
reported to he some better.
VIII Hill came down from Poca tc
spend Sunday with his family.
G. D. Hughes, of Arbuckle, visit.
ed his daughter Mrs. Flowers, o,
Waterloo Sunday
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Attention is called to the ad on
the fifth page regarding an excur-
sion to Camp Algonac, Mich. See
future issues of this paper for further
particulars.
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Explorer Was Farm Boy.

Capt. Sverdrrp. the Arctic explorer
who recently added 100000 square
miles Of ice to the King Of swedea's
dominions. spent his boyhood days on
q forest farm.
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THE SISTER STATES /"

Ala Bama, Callie Fornia, Della
Ware, Ida Ho, Louisa Anna, Mary
Land, Mime Sofa, Miss OUR and
the Misses Sippi.
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Itching piles provoke profanity,
but profanity will not ours them.
Doan's Ointment cures itching,
bleeding or protruding piles after
years of suffering, At any drug
store.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the Office OF the Circuit Court
OF Mason County, on Monday. the 3rd day OF
May. 1902 the following order was entered:
John P. Austin. Sheriff Of Mason
County. and rs such. Admins
traitor OF the estate OF Sorvel
Jollcy. deceased,
versus
Mamie Tremayne and H. II. IRE
mayne. her husband :Lillie HeuEe
and Friedrich HenEe. her husband.
Henry I. Jolley and Nellie Jolley. In Chancery
his wife. Mamie ". May and JAG
OBJ May her husband heirs NJ law
OF Sorvel Jolley, deceased. and
Jacob May and the unknown cred
itors Of Sorvel Jolley. deceased.
The object OF the above entitled suit is to as
certain the Indebtedness OF the said Sorvel Joll-
ey, deceased. and TO whom owing. and TO sell
the real estate Of which the said Norvel Jolley
died seized and possessed, situate in Mason
County. West Virginia, and apply the proceeds
OF said real estate to the payments OF the debts
OF said Sorvel Joley. deceased. and to settle the
Jolley, deceased.
And It appearing by affidavit filed in this
cause that the said Mamie Tremayne and Il. Fl.
Tremayne. her husband: Lille Henke and
Fredrick HenEe. her husband; Henry /. Jolley
and Nellie Jolley. his wife; Mamie NJ. May and
non-residentS OF the State of~West Virginia, II
is ordered that they. and each OF them. appear
here within one month after the date. OF the first
publication therefor, and dowhat is necessary TO
protect his interest.
cHAs. BUXTON. Clerk.
N'''''' WIG . '''' ' Solicitors for Plaintiff.
may 5-tw,
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-05-05
LETART.

Mrs. Adeline yarian has returned
home from Point Pleasant where she
has been visiting friends.
Mrs. Frank War; was visiting Mrs.
chas. Black Saturday.
Mrs. Ollie Langley has returned
to her home at Point Pleasant. She
was called to Letart on account Of
her mothers Illness.
Mrs. Julia Black has purchased a
nice new carpet.