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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-01-19
CANDIDATES, TAKE NOTICE.

Fiddling Bob Taylor, that lovable
character who for three terms was
governor of Tennessee, had a few
things to say of the candidate after
the inauguration of his successor,
which we think worthy of reprinting.
After this speech he eliminated him
self from politics, or as he put it,
shake off this mortal coil of politics
and fly away to the heaven of my
native mountains, where may think
and dream in peace, safe from the
sickening sting of unjust criticism
safe from the talons of some old
political vulture; safe from the Shiny
kiss and keen dagger of ingrati-
tude.
Candidates will please set up and
take notice:
To me there is nothing in this
world so pathetic as candidate. He
IS like mariner without compass,
drifting on the tempest tossed waves
of uncertainty, between the smiling
cliffs of hope and the frowning crags
of fear. He is a walking petition
and a living prayer; le is the pack
horse of public sentiment: he is the
dromedary of politics. And even If
he reaches the goal of his ambition,
he will soon feel the beak of the
vulture in his heart and the sting of
the serpent in his soul"
Pathetic picture, isn'tit?
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JAIL BREAK.
WITH SAY MADE FROM KNIFE FOUR Es
CAPE FROM KANAWHA JAIL.

Charleston, W. Va, Jan. IL
With a saw made from an old knife
four prisoners sawed their way out
of the Kanawha county Jail late this
afternoon They were John Truslow,
under sentence of one year in the
penitentary for burglary; Ed. Boss
field, carrying gun; Clyde Pierce,
petit larceny. and Roy Parsons, lar
ceny. TruslOw was captured tonight,
at his home near here. Pierce was
placed in jail one hour before his es-
cape for chicken stealing.
Twenty-Five other prisoners, foul
held on charges Of murder, made nc
attempt to escape
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SEA FLAT.
Mr.. H. F. Stewart spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Upton.

Mr.. H. F. Stewart spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Upton.
Miss Anna Stewart was visiting
Miss Addie Baker, Sunday.
Mr.. James and Watt Upton and
Mr.. c. H. Baker were business
visitors to Leon, Monday.
Mr.. James Stevenson. returned to
his work in the mines at Plymouth,
Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Stewart was visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Willy King, Sat
urday.
Miss Rhoda Postle, visited Mrs.
James Stevenson and family, Thurs
day.
Mrs. B. 5, Smith was visiting
Mrs. c. H. Baker, Tuesday.
Miss Addie Baker spent the day
Tuesday, with Mrs. E. A. Cossin.
Misses Maggie, Ora and Carrie
Harris, spent the day, Wednesday,
with Mrs. c. H. Baker and family.
Mr.. Clark Harris who has been at
Washington, o., for some time was
here Sunday to attend the funeral of
his brother Chas. Harris.
Mr., J. NJ. Rollins, of this place
has gone to Coal River, on business.
Mrs. Willy King was visiting her
parents Mr., and Mrs. H. 7. Stewart
Sunday.
Mr.. B. J, Cossin, of Poca, spent
Sunday, with his brother, f. A.
Cossin.
Division No ., of the Waterloo,
Buffalo and WindfeId Telephone Co.,
had meeting of the stock holders,
Saturday, at Yeager, for the purpose
of electing new offers and other bust
ness. Blue Bell.
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HAs BRANCH.

Report of starkey Literary, jan
nary IL Program as follows.
Song, West Virginia Hills by Choir.
Chapel by Minnie Perry.
Reading, CLANCY Keister.
Reading, Arthur Perry.
Reading, Lillian Perry.
Recitation, Telma Starkey.
Reading, E. E. Meadows.
Reading, Alton Mccoy.
Reading, Clyde Keister.
Question for debate. Resolve
that Money IS of more beDeft to man
than an Education.
Affirmative, C. W. Wise. Bessie
Mccoy, Negative E. Meadows, and
oven Starkey. Decision rendered
in favor of Negative.
Miss Rosa Fox, teacher of the
Glenwood School, and J. ". Young.
took dinner at J. D. Keister, Sum
day.
Misses Della and verna Meadows,
attended meeting at Palestine, Sun
day morning.
J. E. Hesson. shipped his tobacco
to Richmond, Va, Saturday.
1t was reported that the people Of
the Starkey Literary, requested OF
Rev. G. F. Fletcher, to make an up
to-date speech on Education, Friday
night, January 18th. Owing to bad
weather he failed to appear, 50 they
have decided to call on nearer neigh
bors and the speech will be delivered
by Mr.. Owen Starkey, Friday night,
January eend. We invite all.
There have been several people Of
this community lost several horses by
falling on the ice in the past week,
n. A. Young lost one and J. A
Richardson lost mule and some
others.
W. Camp fell on the ice and Grip.
pied himself one day last week.
Mr., Henry Wise is getting some
better.
Mary Hunter was visiting J. E
Meadows Sunday.
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ODD REQUEST
WOMAN BEFORE DEATH ASKS KEEPING
REMAINS TILL PRETTY DAY FOR
FUNERAL.

Parkersburg, W. Va, Jan. ~
Just before Mrs. A. C. Dunbarger,
of BeIpre, o., wife ofone of the best
known steamboat pilots on the Ohio
river, died last Thursday morning,
she requested that her funeral not be
held until Eve days and FIVE nights
had elapsed, and not to be buried on
rainy day. This afternoon the fu-
neral was held but it was raining
hard and the burial did not take
place. Her family intend TO carry
out her request to the letter and she
will not be buried until pretty day,
if the body has to be held two weeks.
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REPORT OF THE SCHOOLS OF ROBINSON
DISTRICT.

The schools of the District are
moving along in good shape and do
ing good work this month. AL
though the attendance has decreased
slightly owing to sickness through
out the district and the inclement
weather. The honor roll for the
month is as follows.
Mammouth-Freda johnson, Edith
Johnson, Levia Boyles, Mary Boyles,
Harden Gardner.-Paul Mccoy,
teacher.
Morning star-Howard Luton,
Lonnie Burris, Curtis Burris.-Don
o. Aten, teacher.
Beech Grove-Floyd McDermitt,
Clyde Workman, Evert Workman.
Eula Cheesebrew, Lena Gaskins,
Louise Gaskins, Ola Rodgers, Inez
Rainey, Cora Workman, Susie Young,
Ella Young.-Elsie B. Rifle, teacher.
Clay Bank-Elery Rice, Charlie
Foglesong, Marie Foglesong, Otis
Rice.-Susie Blagg, teacher.
Clay Lick-Leta Ball, Ora oliver,
Ethel Fadeley, Rosa Bland, Lula
Fisher, Roy OhIinger, Lewis Ball,
Clarence Fisher.-W. A. Sayre,
teacher.
Lone oak-Chester Fowler, Eva
Fowler, Anna Hussel.- Elben Bos-
well, teacher.
Dixie-Lawrence Parsons, Arnold
Girard, Pearl Knapp, Earl Knapp,
Lora Parsons, Freda Machir.-J. F.
NJ. Hill, teacher.
Sebrell-I report the grades ofmy
advanced spelling class for the quart
er ending December eth, 1909.
report the percentage of words SPELL
ed correctly by each one as follows
Pearl Eads, 90; May Boggess, 90
Oslo Gibbs, 9S; Dicie Eads, 81 Cora
Yeager, 95; Lena Rayburn, 90;
Zelma Gibbs, 90; Louise Yeager, 90
Josie Boggess, 100: Clara Yeager,
90; Dicie Rayburn, 9S; Curtis Yeag-
er, 90: Donnie Rayburn, 90; Claudio
Eads. 100; and okey Boggess, 60
J. B. Yeager, teacher.
Geo. c. Musgraye, Supervisor.
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A SYMPHONY IN BLACK AND WHITE.

A lady from Virginia tells the
story of her colored servant who had
recently made her husband the pre-
sent of white-enameled bedstead.
When asked how he liked it she re-
pied:
Jim he like dat white bald l done
git-he ike it all right. Las night
l had done fix dat bald up wild a
spraid an, got new pillershams an
it looked moughty clean an white.
Jim he ondress hese'f an git inter
bald, an he lie dere an doan say
nuttin' twell l hear him sayin':
Lizzier
Well, say, Whatever wan',.
Jima'
" Lizzie, dose yo' know what I
minds myself of in dis white baid?'
" No, Jim, doan know what yo'
mind yo'se'f of.
Jim he chockle and den he say /:
"a fly in a pan of milk"
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DEAN HOCC IS HONORED.

Morgantown, W. v, 17.-Charles
E. Hogg, L. L. D., dean of the col,
lege of law, of West Virginia Univer,
sity, has received notice from VIM.
E. Mckinney, one of the editors Of
the American and English Encylope,
dia of Law and practice, of his APP
pointment as one of the consulting
editors, vice VIM. Writ Howe, de-
ceased, formerly a counselor of law
at New Orleans, La, and at one
time president of the American Ban
Association.
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WATERLOO.

Mrs. Minnie Hanson is visiting
her parents J. W. Slower and wife,
of Elmwood.
G. W. Knapp visited at Arbuckle,
Wednesday.
Charleston Sayre, of Nat, who has
been quite i'll of pneumonia, is re.
ported better.
Albert Boles, of Leon, was here
one day last week.
Asbury Slower, of Leon, visited
his parents, J. W. Slower and wife,
of Elmwood, few days last week.
Willard Greenlee has bought H.
F. Smiths farm and the latter has
bought some land from Mrs. Ollie
Greenlee, of Buffalo, and J. W.
Slower, of Elmwood, which Joins
Mrs. Rena Stewards farm.
Miss Kate Williams, of Leon,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Lear Nat.
The many friends, of Mrs. Knight
Quickle, of Leon R. F. D. No. l,
are glad to learn that she is recover,
ing from her serious illness.
Louis Forbes. of Elmwood, was
here Wednesday.
Thirteen Mile Creek was higher
here Thursday night, than it has
been for several years.
Alexander Boles, of Leon, was
here Saturday.
Mrs. Layernia Greenlee spent
Sunday with her brother, Charleston,
Sayre, of Nat.
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VETERAN DIES AT CLIFTON.

John Martin, veteran of the Civ
il war, died at his home at Clifton
Monday night, aged rs years. The
funeral services were conducted We'd
neSday afternoon at the residence,
by Rev. Bauman, of New Haven,
followed by interment in the West
Columbia. He Is survived by two
daughters and one son-Mrs. Charles
Cochran, of Clifton, Mrs. Nettie
Cooper, of Latonia, KY, and George
who resides up the river. He was a
member of the Grand Army of the
Republic and of the Methodist Epis-
copal church.
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All! THERE

Senator Scott and Congressman
Hubbard of Ohio county, will now
occupy the stage of public attention
for a few months. Would-be Sena-
tors all over the State will set up and
take notice. The race is not yet on
but we will stake our pile on
Standardization Mail.
Turn about is fair play Senator
Scott first staked his pile on the
Mail.-Fayette Tribune.
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MILTON.


Mr. Gains Smith, having reasoned
among his neighbors, decided that
he would make unto himself very
large hogsbead wherein he might
store away his crop of tobacco.
Therefore, on the first day of the
week, very early in the morning, he
called N some of his near kinfoIks,
and when they had fetched all the
timbers, both great and small, even
the cedars from Lebanon, and the
hickory wood of which the hoops
were to be made, and the spike nails
that were to fasten the head of this
hogshead, wherein the tobacco was
to be laid, thus when the work had
been completed they all reasoned
among themselves whether it would
not be best to find the dimensions of
his hogshead SO they would know
how much tobacco to fetch that they
might put therein. Now when they
had measured they found it to be
eight cubic feet in diameter and FIVE
cubic feet high, therefore there was
great rejoicing over the work of their
hands, and verify say unto you,
that there was more joy in Gains
heart over one large hogshead than
over many small ones.
Henry Wise is still on the sick
list.
Protracted meeting at Palestine
has closed and Rev. Smith is now
conducting meeting at Bias Chapel.
Rev. Collins, filed the appoint
ment at Fairfield, Sunday, for Rev.
Woody.
Miss Ollie Meadows attended the
meeting at Palestine for a few days,
and was the guest of friends.
G. A. Holley is loading car with
fine tobacco this week, for Richmond,
Virginia.
Geo. Meadows purchased snow
white COW, last week.
Master Corbly COnard is improv-
ing.
Our rural man, Mr.. Theo Watt
carries the mail on time to a dot.
He comes through rain sleet and
snow, and even when the cold winds
whistle and blow, he opens the ice
frozen locks without even murmur
or hard thoughts. Then pokes in the
mail at the little mouth door, each
man his own portion and goes on fol-
more.
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BRIDE SEES HER HUSBAND KILLED.

Hinton, Jan. l6.-Returning home
from his honeymoon, Everett R.
Allen, well known brakeman, who
was recently married to Miss Lulu
Bell, one of the society girls of this
city, started to work on his train and
fell from box car and was instantly
killed. He was standing on top of
the box car waving at his bride when
the engine jerked the car.
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COT HUNTINGTON HABIT WHEN HE HIT
THAT BURG.

Huntington, W. Va, Jan. IS
They get the habit when they come
to Huntington. Fred Jefreys, a
Chicago travelling man, aged 90, des-
pendent, tried to commit suicide at
the Adelphi Hotel Friday morning.
He shot himself with S2-calibre re-
yolver. The bullet entered the body
Just over the heart, but was detected
by striking rib.
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THE RIVERS.

LIE MYEM.
The fine steam ferryboat Emily
was cut down and sunk in IS feet of
water at Portsmouth by the ice.
The sunken towboat Bob Ballard
has been completely wrecked by the
ice at Coal Grove.
Engineer John Oliver, with the
GallipOlis Water Works, died Sunday
night. He was one of the Oldest
and best known engineers on the
river.
W. R. Markle, the noted show
boat man, last week let contract
to the Parkersburg Dock Co. for the
construction of new towboat which
is to be used by him to tow the new
fifty thousand dollar showboat Sunny
South.
1t is said that the death of George
Young, of Mason City, who was kill
cd last week by the explosion of the
boiler on a pump boat at Pittsburg,
will become the subject for lawsuit.
The boiler is said to have been de-
fective.
The new steamboat C. C. Bowyer,
built by the Enterprise Marine
Docks, will enter her trade between
Point Pleasant and Huntington as
soon as the weather moderates, max
ing a round trip daily. She was in
spected last week and was allowed
9ol pounds ofsteam. She was named
after well know Banker of this city.
The Board of Supervising Inspec-
tors of steam vessels of the United
States comprising the supervising
inspector general will convene in
Washington, today Wednesday,
January 18th. The seventh dis
trict, comprising Pittsburg, Wheel
ing, Point Pleasant and Cincinnati,
will be represented by D. ]. Dough-
erty, of Cincinnati.
The E. R. Andrews, of the Camp
bells Creek Coal Co., came in Satur-
day evening pulling her tow of 90
barges, 8 fats behind her with the
Robert P. Gillian of the same com
papy showing on the same tow. The
boats, after months seige with the
ice, at Cincinnati, managed to make
their way here. When they got up
to the Kanawha river the Gillian
took half the tow and came on in,
but the Andrews had bad luck. In
backing she broke the main line thus
letting the tow loose, causing trouble
as well as an hours delay.
The steamer J. 7. Hatfield came
in Saturday with a badly disabled
wheel.
The Lucy Marmet took tow
down as far as Portsmouth and ex-
changed tows with the Florence Mar
met. The Lucy returned here, Sat
urday.
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BEN
Bulking and tieing tobacco is the
order of the day in this vicinity.

Bulking and tieing tobacco is the
order of the day in this vicinity.
Mrs. Jno. NJ. withers, who has
been on the sick list for some time,
is slowly improving.
Protracted meeting closed at Mt.
Carmel U. B. Church last Wednes-
day, owing to the illness of Rev.
Potts, of Clarksburg, who was assist
ing the pastor, Rev. D. H. Prunty.
The whole community was panied by
the sudden illness of the good broth
er for during his short stay with US
he had proven himself to be an hon
est, fearless, upright godly man, be-
loved by all. We hope for speedy
recovery.
Dame Rumor says there will be
two weddings in this vicinity soon,
and we think the OIL lady is hardly
far off the track this time. So boys,
get your COW bells and old tin pans
ready and let US give them jubilee.
The Teachers Reading Circle held
at the Fadely school house Friday,
January 18th, was not very well at
tended owing to the bad weather.
However, those present report a
good time.
Grandma Persinger, we are sorry
to announce, is very i'll at this writ
ing.
Edna Withers, who is teaching at
Sinemore, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents, near here.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the very efficient management
of Prof. R. f. Hereford. He is one
of Mason county's oldest teachers,
having taught about so years and is
much respected in this community.
Miss Kate C. Lockhart returned to
her home last Saturday, after a
weeks visit with relatives at Cox's
Landing.
Brooke Withers, of this place, was
calling on friends at Milestone last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Prunty were
the guests of Thos. Persinger and
family two days last week.
Miss Nora KanOde was calling on
Elizabeth Morehouse, Saturday.
James Siders, one of our most res
pected young men and Isadora Bart
rum, one of Mason county's lovely
Young ladies', were united in the ho-
ly bonds of matrimony one day last
week. Their host of friends wish
the happy young couple happy and
prosperous journey through life.
What has become of Aunt Jane
Uncle Jack? Don't let little cold
weather keep you away so long.
Wake up, and come to the front
again.
Silas and Ted Withers were call
ing on Willie and Viola Siders, Sun
day, Aunt Sally.
VCTTpbN DTCS AT rTTLTnN
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CHARLESTONS NEW THEATRE.

The Capital City is to have a new
sl5o,oOO theatre, which viii be
konwn as the Quarter Street Thea
tire, and which will be erected on
Quarter street in that city. Work
on the same will be commenced by
FEBRUARY LIST.
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Owing to Mr.. Roosevelt's absence
"a number of unsettled questions have
been carried over into 1910. This
would never have happened with
Teddy.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Farm of SO! acres, lying Just out
side of Henderson, well watered,
part in blue grass, partly timbered,
with considerable fruit; in half-mile
OF Point Pleasant. Hill land, but
lays well.
dec. 90 JOHN GALLOWAY.
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The united hope of the nation,
that he may be able to lose his rheu-
matism in the Bermudas, follows
glorious old Mark Twain across the
the bounding pillows
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A travelling salesman died very
suddenly in Kalamazoo. His rela-
tives telegraphed the florist to make
wreath the ribbon should be extra
wide, with the inscriptions REST in
Peace on both sides, and if there
is room, 1--WE Shall Meet in
Heaven"
The florist was out of town and
his new assistant handled the job.
1t was startling floral piece which
turned up at the funeral. The rib
bon was extra wide, and bore the in
scription: Rest in Peace on Both
Sides, and if there is Room We
Shall Meet in Heaven.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

There's nothing 50 cheap as a
cheap man.
Many married man is entitled to,
hero medal.
Even woman's club isn't expect.
ed to hit what it aims at.
The charity of some men consists
of a willingness to pass the hat.
You may have noticed that all
mysterious women wear heavy wells.
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Pathetic picture, isn't it:

There Is no harm in defining whis-
key. It's testing it that does the
mischief, Mr.. Taft.
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Much of the food for thought re-
suits in mental indigestion.
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Opportunity is another name for
action.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-06

badly during the Thaw trial as he
seems to have needed 1t when he
soaked the jewels of his patient
and caused the clash between their
two temperaments. he would doubt
less have made an alibi for the defen-
dant IL he had been asked TO do so,
instead of merely testifying as 70
his mental condition.
And it is upon this kind of testi
mony that persons charged with
crime are otter acquitted. The alb
witness who testifies falsely some
times goes to prison. He is a pei
jurer The alienist with the artist
temperament may testify as he likes
He is merely an expert-couriel
journal
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-06

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during this trying period. Complete
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10 me that for the sake of other suffer
ing women / am willing to make m, my
trouble public so you may publish
This letter." Mrs. CHAs. BARCLAY,
RID. ,Graniteville, VT. -,
No other medicine for womsn's Ills
has received such widespread and IN
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| az cures of female ills as has Lydia 4.
| Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
For more than 80 years 1T has beer
curing female complaints such a.
| Inflammation, liberation, local weak
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periodic pains, baekache, indigestion
and us-sous pTa~trstion, and " L
uneQualled for carrying women ssfell
through the period of change OF Ire
1t costs but little to try LYDIA Z
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
as Mrs. Barclay says.it is worth noun
tains of gold to suffering women
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4 TEMPERAMENT
Al aIIENIST.

New light is thrown upon the char.
acter of the testimony that is some
times introduced in criminal trials
TO prove insanity by the arrest of
one of Harry K. Thaw's expert alien
lists for taking iewelry from a VIC
man.
According to a Pittsburg dispatch
to the New York Tribune. DR.. c. c.
Wiley. who was arrested recently
upon the charge. made by a Miss
Pedder. that he had stolen $500
worth of jewelry from her. has con
fessed that he took the jewelry. He
explains that the artistic but con-
flicting temperaments of myself and
ny patient caused abe arrest. This
statement was made after the detec-
tive found the jewels in pawnshop
where they had been pledged for
$685. The alienist had used an as
sumed name while dealing with the
pawnbroker. according to the Trib
une's correspondent the prosecution
will be dropped If the former Thav
aIienist hands over the jewelry t'
his patient.
II is logical to believe that an alien
ist whose artistic temperament lead
him TO take s1400 worth Of pa
TENTS jewels to a pawnshop an'
raise money upon them you'd yer,
willingly testify that millionaire 1
insane. or that the moon is made o
green cheese. under circumstance
appealing to his artistic Temperament
as being advantageous.
If DIR. Wiley needed the money
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STORE CHANGES HANDS.

s. w. Dcbson has bought the en-
tire stock OF the Burnam Furniture
Co.'S. sud has moved it into his
building in the Dobson Block. John
son addition. Mr.. Dobson has add
ed new shipment of furniture that
he has just received from the cas-.
With this combination he is prepared
to furnish a home complete. He
ture OF all descriptions. BY phon
ing L. 80 you will receive a promp
response from the Dobson Furnitur,
Co. IL