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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
jp — and has been made under his per
flr _sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tlic Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
J. S. MYERS,
—DEALER IN
Implements, Buggies &
Other Vehicles,
Kliepherdstown, W.
GIVE HIM CALL
BREEDEN’S
RHEUMATIC CURE
is not a cure-all but a guaranteed cure for Rheumatism, both inflammatory and
chronic. Purifies the blood, liver and stomach. It is sold under a plain positive
guarantee to refund the money if a cure is not effected. This remedy has relieved
chronic and long continued attacks of rheumatism after the best physicians had
failed to do so. It is a preparation that cannot be excelled. Has been tested by
the people, leading druggists, merchants and physicians; also some of the leading
drug manufacturers of this country. These men of authority all pronounce
Breeden s Rheumatic Cure perfect as a preparation can be made and as having
no equal. Guaranteed under the Pure Pood and Drug Act. Price $1.00.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS. If your dealer should not carry this prepar
ation, write direct to us.
BREEDEN MEDICINE CO., Inc., Chattanooga, Town.
ESTAHIJSHED 1N7H
OMN A. WASHINGTON. W. F. ALEXANDER. E. E. COOKE
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDER & COOKE,
iisrsuii^isrcE.
One of the Oldest and Largest Agencies in the State, Representing
LIFE INSURANCE
The AETNA Life Insurance Company, of Hartford Cou.—the “Old Reliable."—the Com
pany ti&' iag the largest amount of Insurance in force in this County, and the Company
t but furnishes protection and invcstmei t as good as the best,
FIRE INSURANCE
Liverpool * Loudon A Globe Insurance Com
pany of England.
Phoenix Assurance Company of London.
Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool.
Western Assurance C' rnpany, ot Toronto,
Canada.
Borne Insurance Company, of New York
Westchester Insurance Company of New
York.
Georgia Home Insurance Company of Col
umbus. Ga.
SURETY
•P.tna insurance Company of Hart ford. Conn.
Hartford Insurance Company of Hartford,
Conn.
Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford,
Conn.
CITIZENS’ INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Charles Town.
Queen Insurance Company of America.
German Fire Insurance Company of Wheel
ing, W. Va.
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
BONOS
Don't go an anybody’s bond for anything wh u v r. send him to ns and we will fix him
no with auy kind of b nd lie may want at a VERY, VERY SMALL COST, thus saving
trouble fur yourself and making business j. r ,is We represent th • Citizens Trust <fe Guar
anty Company, of West Virginia, A II0MK COMPANY, and the only Company of its kind
having its Home Office in this State
All other forms of insurance, such ns ILiltli. Accident, Plate Glass, go am Boiler. Em
ployer’s Liability. Tornado, RENT and hmglar Insurance writen by us, and your wants in
any of these lines will be given prompt aud careful attention.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid at our nice.and a sworn statement of the fiuancisl
condition of :ib fortign ( ompanic- n pic.-ot >, 1 in this Agency will be found on file in the
Circuit CL iVs Ofllee in Compliance with tic West Virginia laws.
LOCAL
J. S. FLEMING. Shepln rdstown \\ .
We solicit a continuance of your patronage
Respectfully.
AGENTS
| W. f). RAl . ilarjK-rs Ferry, W. Va
WASHINGTON ALEXANDER A COOKE.
i
The most popular of the age. Strictly hkfi-grade. having
thousands of artistic endorsements from v.cil known mu
sicians. used in over four hundred public schools and over
three hundred ci.iscr.dories cf music.
^EXCLUSIVELY
UNION LABEL PIANO MANUFACTURED
HEALS LIKE MAGIC.
THE PAIN VANISHES.
Inflammation and Pain are as inseparable as fire and
heat. Inflammation produces pain, and pain produces in
flammation. Wherever there is unnatural H at. Throbbing
or Redness, whether eaused bv Fever, Braises, Cuts Sores
Piles, Burns, Rheumatism, ete.. there is inflammation!
To relieve Pain an 1 restore Nature, the inflammation
must be subdued.
Dailey’s Magical Pain Extractor
ir
fo
i
is the most popular family remedy. Used with
that cannot be obtained by the use of any other preparation.
degree of satisfaction
Endorsed
icians. 'tit cents per box
and used by a large number of the leading" physi
at your druggists. Do not accept a substitute." On the market for 70 years.
If you can t procure it at your druggists, write direct to
THE DALLEY MFC. CO., 12 Duane St. NewYorkCity.
C. E. REININGER,
THE TAILOR,
i> showing
A I the Latest Noveltie
inS ntiujr and Trouser Pa t«m», auil guirau
tev you a savi. g from 43 to *5 <11 all <):<!• r*.
Also I,iif the new-shaded press b ards foi
> 1 pressing Lad es’ and Men's Clothes.
■’ i
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
r,n
For Sale.
1 have for ale the house and lot on Main
‘ * ' loan, owned by Janies D.
•i. u d • li. r and occupied by John M.
'c’l S. W. WASHINGTON
•‘;T» tf At.ty
Farm for Sale.
A good Jefferson County Farm for Sale.
| .;00 acres of irood. tillable, limestone land. SO
lo res in timber, with vein of Oo'omite run
on. across the tract. Well improved, and
1 eaotifnlly located, Applv at tjie
T " If. SPIRIT OFFICE
Miitiontry Meeting In The M. E. Church, j
South.
There will be an all day Missionary
Meeting in the M. E. Church, South on
Monday February 22d in the interest of
the Laymen’s Missionary Movement.
Bishop A. W. Wilson is expected to be
present and make an address in the
morning and preach a sermon at night.
Judge Newman of Woodstock, Va., will
speak in the afternoon, a number of lay
men from the district will be present,
and a vigorous campaign will be organ
ized for the promotion of the movement.
Services will begin at 10.15 a. m., 2 p.
m. and 7.30p. m. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend all of these services.
Mr. Herbert L. Alexander entertain
ed a number of his insurance friends
from out of the city at his home on
West King Street, Thursday evening.
The event was given to commemorate
tbe fifteen anniversary of Mr. Alexan
der’s advent into the insurance busi
ness in this city. During the evening
the guests were invited into the dining
room where supper was served. The
table was beautifully trimmed with red
carnations. Mr. Alexander is one Mar
tinsburg’s most influential and pros
perous business men and is one of the
leading insurance agents in this city,
in which enterprise he has been very
successful.—Martmsburg Journal.
These deeds for the transfer of real
estate have been filed for record in the
office of the County Clerk: Heirs of Ed
ward M. Link to J. Albert Link, inter
est in two tracts of land near Duffields,
$1000; A. G. Link to J. A. Link, an un
divided interest in the land of the late
Thos. Link, $1100; S. Moore Shewbridge
and other heirs of John Shewbridge to
S. M. Shewbridge, dwelling and six
acres of land on the Berry ville and Sum
mit Point turnpike; Ira H. Irvin to H.
H. Moler, lot 4 in block 1 Shenandoah
Junction, $700; Elizabeth Frazier to
Martha Butts, house and lot on the south
side of New street in Shepherdstown,
$700; E. L. Wilson to R. H. and O. M.
Phillips,the McKnight factory property,
Charles Town for $2700; B. ft. Kanode
to John C. Kanode, a tract on the Ber
ryville turnpike near Rippon, recently
purchased by the grantor of Miss Mar
garet Timberlake and others, $642;heirs
of Benj. Tomlinson to John W. Birkitt,
a lot fronting 70 feet on the Harper’s
Ferry turnpike east of Charles Town,
with a depth of 639 feet, $700.
Flt’s Cream Balm has been tried and not
found wanting in thousands of homes all ov
er the country. It has won a place in the
family medicine closet among the reliable
household rsme'Mts, where it is kept at bond
for use in treating cold in the head just as
soon as some member of the honsebo'd begin*
the preliminary tneez'mr or sm.tH rg. It gives
imn ediate relist and a day or two s treatment
will put a stop to a old wuich might, if not
e!i c<itd. become cbrouic and ruu into a bad
ease of catarrh.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Hie Kind You Hava Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Notice to Taxpayers
OF MIDDLFW W AND KABLETOWN
DISTRICTS.
I hereby give notice ttiat I will be at the
Court-House, in Charles Town, on Tuesday
sud Friday of each week to receive taxes, and
to attend to any business pertaining to said
Districts.
JAMES GRANTHAM.
Dee. 12, -y. Deputy Sheriff.
R. H. PHILLIPS. O. M. PHILLIPS
WM PHILLIPS’SONS
Manufacturers and Dna'ers in
LUMBER
We Mak3 a Specially of
ODD SIZE SCREEN DOORS 4 WINDOWS
We still handle the old Reliable
Charcoal Iron Galvanized
Roofing, and all Grades
and Sizes of Slate.
IVORY PATENT WALL PLASTER.
Sole Agents For
CONGO & PARIOD ROOFING
For Light Roofing there is Nothing Better or
Lowjr Priced than.
Neponset Red Rope Roofing.
DIEHL BROS.,
CHARLES TOWN
Marble & Granite Works.
Manufacturers of and dealers in
Monuments, Head and
Foot Stones, Statues.
An imped ou will demonstrate the superior
quality of material, excel ent workmanship,
artistic lioisb aud durability of our work.
Wt Guarantee First-Class Work
at Reasonable Prices.
" ill v ill be pleased to call and exhibit de
' tftis of w rk and specimens of material.and
'o make tstimates and quote prices on any
hing in our line.
Tin and Stove Work.
The undersigned has located in the shop ol
Mrs Margaret Dooley, West Main street, neat
Holls Pump where he is prepared to execute
ad kinds of Tin and Steve Work, at short no
tice and upon reasonable terms. ^ „
Roofing and Spouting a
Specialty.
Will also keep on hand or manufacture to tor
der, all the ordtdary lines of Tinware, such at
ERUIT CANS
RUCKETS, PANS, ETC,
A liberal share of the public patronage
respectfully soHeited. B. F. DOOLEY.
oept. 7, 1BV7,
K Good Resolution {or 1908
SEND US YOUR ORDERS.
JfowJdeaJflanxtTe £•preaders
American and Elmwood Fence,
Osborne Binders and Mowers
Osborne Self-Dump Hav Hakes.Osborne Self-Dnmp Bay Rakes.Or ome Spring-Tooth Har
rows. Syracuse Soring-Tcth Harrows. Perry Spring-Tooth Harrows, Wick man steel lub
lar Land Rollers, Brown Cultivators, Brown Doable and Siugle Shovel Plows. Genuine Oli
ver Plows and Repairs, Syracuse P ows and R "»airs, Princess Plows and Repairs,
Fish Bros. Farm Wagons
ALL 81ZES:
B ack Hawk Double and Single Corn Planters.
Pound Scops, Corn ShellerB, caning boxes, Galvenizer Steel and Tar Paper Hoofing,Stov s
Stove Pipe and Repairs, Pratts and Magic Poultry and Stock Foods, Collars, Collar Pads,
Harness. Etc Exten-ion and 8tep Ladders. Churns and Ice Cream Freez-rs. Lawn Mow
ers aud Lawn Rakes, oils, glas-, paints, Lewis' White Luad aud a complete line Shelf Hard
ware Mail or Phone your ordeis to us. Jeffersou Phone Mo >9.
Farmers’ Supply Co.
R L. WITHERS, President. 8. LEE PHILLIPS. Cashier.
THERE IS A
GREAT UIFEEUETSTCE
BETWEEN BANKS.
Pome banks ar. too liberal to be safe; others are too conservative to be useful to their
custome s The pol cv of the
FARMERS’ AND MERCHANTS' DEPOSIT CO.
will jun suit the customer who is lookii g for a
“ SQUARE DEAL.”
There are mauy other reasons why »e thi k the FARMERS AND MKR HANTS DEPOii'l
COMPAN* will serve you and p ease jou best
CORN - R WASHINGTON AND GEORGE 8 TREATS, HVKI.ES (OWN. W. VA
Capital, 50,000, Surplus aud Undivided Piofits, 24,000,
THE NATIONAL CITIZENS’ BANK
of Charles Town, W. Va.
Capital $50,000.00. Su plus $13,250.00.
BRAXTON L). GIBSON. President.
B. F. LANGDON, Vice President.
W. L GIB90N, Individual Book Keeper.
GERARD L>. MOORE. Cashier.
A. M. S. MORGAN, Ass’t Cashier.
T C. GREEN, Attorney.
All kinds of good bank service are offered you by this Bank, and also a cheerful willing
ness to accommodate you in any wav within our power.
THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK
in this County. The first Bank here to offer you safe deposit boxes. Come and see. We’ll
show you. UNCLE SAM is behind your deposits.
4 Per Cent, Paid on Interest Accounts
DIRECTORS.
C, W. Henshaw, G. E. Hughes, B. F. Langdon, Geo. W. Shull.
B. I). Gibson, John H. Bishop, Eugene Shugart.
Bank Open From 6:30 to 8 p. m. Saturdays.
OLIVER
I lie Best Chilled Plow oil Earth when v«>ti get th Gemiiti >. We have II'
American and Elwood Fence
Corn King Manure Spreaders
The strongest and simplest on the market. Portland and Rosedale
Cements. Terra Cotta Pipe and Fittings.
THORNHILL WAGONS, a Southern Product
We are headquarters for Hardw n .1 all Kinds. Paints, Oils, Glass
and Putty. Large line of Rims and Spokes. Star Cream Sepa
rators. Single and Double Shovel Plows.
Simplex Corn Planters and Buckeye Cultivators the best ever.
Galvanized and Felt Roofing, Building Papers. We have most anything
you need. Call and see us hefoie buying.
COOKE & PHILLIPS.
BANK OF CHARLES TOWN.
ISAAC II. STRIDKR, President. G. A. PORTBEFI ELD,Cashier.
Capital Mock, $50,000. Surplus, $19,000.
ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1871.
We solicit your buiness and invite you to inspect our new Bank Build
ing which we are now occupying. Your funds and valuables protected
in our modern steel lined vault with automatic time locking devices.
**“ Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent on Reasonable Ierms. See them
DIRECTORS. John C Burns. John D. McGarry, Isaac H. Strider. John A. Washington
Wi|ton rtnnr. H. H. Cooke. William Wilt. D. S. Huehes. f; A. Porterfield. J. J
o. o. Da'p^rn. J
Discounts Daily. Interest Paid on Time Deposits
TH08. K. MOORE.
3 J C. MOOSE
MOORE & MOORE,
Insurance, J^eal Qstate and %>oans.
Fire and Life insurance.
We Represent the Following FIRE INSURANCE Companies:
North British arid Mercantile Insurance Company, of London and Edini .,«■ .
arice Company, of London; Continental Fire Insurance Company of \, * York- \ *u v’Hr
l nderatfilers Aim icy: Wen* Falls insurance Compa ,y. of OlenV Falls Vv A C tl Y°rK:
Fire Insurance Company, of New York: Globe *v Ktifcw* r ;r . ifV / W ' Hanover
Philadelphia Underwriters; Pensylvania Fire Insurance Company ’•Tl'bhadt hi*!" Tkj
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, of Piillad.- pl.ii: Sprin-fi.-'d Ka! V t d
unce Company, of fprimtfleld. Mass.: Citizens Insurance Company of \f ‘ - '**,* *u**ur'
Inenrance Company, of PiUsburu, and Southern Underwriters \ r'
THE JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE tovp.vv ,t u .
issue* the most desirable form* of Life. Endowment Term and f „1 "•
nnal Dividends. Cash and Paid-Up Values The mist lill^condhl1'An
the market. The laws of Massachusetts are more stringent on nil !n,n« 1C-V iu
m m the* I iiitost stutA* ® ^ ** life. insurance companies
»• fov iff .iliPVinillf
than any state in the Uuited States.
Surety Bonds.
THE UNITED STATES FIDEDITY & GUAR NTY . OVPANt rf
form of Aim>tc h a d. . a . . ‘Aj i , or
form of surety b inds. Avoid asking fr i-M ^ r . or s
™»**vu»^'SnoSKT
issues ail
ail .more,
__ ^ ^ you
accident aud health policies at low rates. ' *A I ,a:! nl Attractive
I-arms, Town Property and Other Inysstmeau’Vor Sale"
Money to I .end on Real, Ketate
* *m boilers.
Respectful) v.
VldOR1 * MOoKK.
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY
I have a large and up-to-date stock of
Choice Goods at
Reasonable Prices
at my Millinerv Store on South Charles street.
I'tedT i'°WD COQDty respectfully ii>
Mrs. Nettie F. Noland
Grocery and Eating House
Tfce undersigned has opened a Grocery
Store and Eating House in the building lately
i occupied by Earnshaw & Dooley. on West
WaahMgton street. Charles Town,'which hw
j ”fwly Painted "ieely fitted up. w“
Full Line of Groceries
; of all Kinds, which will include the freshest
; and best varieties in all lines, to be sold atth£
! lowest market rates. Will also handle a eo^d
stock of Tobaecoes, Cigars eU; Cnnnllf**
with the Store I prop4"to k£p DDeCt^
First-Class Eating House,
and will be prepared to serve Louche., Ovs
tors Coffee Pies etc., at all honr. and in tb<
oe«t style, at moderate prices. Oysters free
and delivered at residenees.aud full entertain
menu snpplied to order.
Oct. 12-r, TH08. J. MTERg
CAKHIACtK
J^e'pair
New Hand at Bellows.
The under-igned Das bought out the ear
-iage and buggv lepair sbo of Mr Cbarics
K. Schulte, on 'West Liberty street, and will
sondnct the coach unking business iu all its
■tranches at this old and popular stand.
All Kinds of Repairing
wd painting of buggies, carriages and wa
gons promptly executed at reasonable prices.
BUGGIES BUILT TO ORDER, from $75
:o *115.
Rubber Tire Work
A Specialty
Tires cut old war by hand.
Hoping for a liberil -hare of the public
patronage,
Yours very truly,
FRANK A SCHULTE
Jan. 7. 1903—y.
i. A. Manuel,
All Kinds of Baggage. Freight, Heavy and
Light
Hauling,
GENERAL TRANSFER.
Jefferson Phone 54-k
Mar 10—y
WON'T COME OFF AND’S JUST AS CLACK
A high grade Paint for RooCng and all.
Metal Surfaces. i
BLAGSX, GLOSSY AND ELASTIC.
Will not crack, peal or blister. T' v T
of P;
make an old and worthless r
as good as new.
Most Elastic Paint on the mark t to-day.
Made from various Mineral Pigment *
bers. Oils and Chemicals. Chi.ua-.toed •
years. If your Dealer cannot supply you,
cept no other, but write us ai'.i same \. ■
receive prompt attention.
FORT CUMBERLAND PAINT MFD. CCMY.j
Cumberland, Ml :
FORT 01
BLACK ELASTIC
Central Restaurant,
Oue Door West of “Ceutral Cafe." Charles
Town, Jefferson Co.. W. Va.
Newly Fitted Up Rooms
with all conveniences— neat, cleanly and
comfortable.
Everything Eatable Served.
Fish and all kinds of Game in m tson.
1 thank my friends for past patronage,
and res ectfully solicit a continuance of t!;>
same.
JAMES W. THOMAS,
Proprietor.
The Jefferson County
MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company.
Established 1878.
Office, Gibson Building, Court-House Yard,
Charles Town, West Virginia.
OFFERS to the people of Jefferson County
Insurance in a safe Colnpany at the actual
cost of insurance, which is much cheaper than
the rates usually charged, and keeps the money
at home.
Good risks from responsible parties invited.
Executive Committee meets every Friday
_ Dibbctobs—Jos. Trapnell. John C. Burns,
Nelson U. Roberts, Wm. R.T. Lewis, William
Wilt, Wm. C. Frasier, J. 8. Melvin, H. L.
Snyder, M. B. Baker, E H. Reinhart, J Win.
Rider, R. P. Chew, 8. W. Washington, Isaac
H. Strider.
1. H. STRIDER.President
JOHN A. WASHINGTON...Secy & Treas'r
KxBcrriVB Committbb—Isaac H. Strider,
Chairman; John C. Burns, S. W. Washington
GENERAL AGENT8
WASHINGTON A ALEXANDER,
Charles Town, W. Va.
SUB-AGENTS
’J. 8. FLEMING, Shepherdstown, W, Va
WILLIAM O. RAU, Harper's Ferry, W.Vu.
P. D. Davis. J. A. Emmert
DAVIS & EMMERT,
House A Sign Painters,
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA,
Paper Hanging and Graining a speciairv
Prices moderate, work executed 'promptly aiir1
satisfaction guaranteed.
April 7. 1896.
JAMES H. THOMPSON
First-Class Barber.
Second-door Ea ■< of Jefferson Hotel
Many thanks * ni,\ friend* for thc.r na*t
patronage, bo to eo> tinue to have a libera!
share of it. J-'-t of service guaranteed.
Respectfully.
JAMES It
April 9. 1907.
THOMPS
’ ’ K\
f\ Bria.je Work »
leciHlty
G J A A f 4 # £. c.
t.‘j ( iitir.r- «trt*r - .
flf'uir
(-ireuk Restaurant
*0» "A. ftaehington it e,et.
The fire* k n-otjur-nt formerly conflicted
by A H. *k< a<!' «. u il he mn on a h'lrli [ I in
t'V btp Mjcceirors. -fanes Ke choe ,y t; . !
Kv* vr!iii »r t»J - o-dalt found et a <>roek t ,>
tanrait
MEALS st RVED AT ALL HOURS.
Speeial at ten) ion given to Ladies, Mea s de.
hver*d to families Oysters deliver, u to all
pirt* of the town. Hoping to receive a
share of jour patronage, wc are.
Very trniv roars.
KE1COS* CO.
Great bargains in suits, overcoats and
trouser s. Good clothes for n ;i and boys;
nothing else. You money ha • - < ; ruaud.
^m. Kahn. Leading loth >•.
Money for SJe.
UK.
r
Crow
all v\
The Public Budding -- it win Ke_
ofght«Share* °r LOaC Wl>‘ ‘ ' 1 Tuesday
P. •*. •** :■ py,
—-vpt. i y. See j in a i reas'r. •
R. D. SHUGERT,
Also have in stock a full line of
iARSESS. SADDLES, BRIDLES, W HIPS,
LAP HOBES. ETC.
Kg' Ijr-nr a
StiU iiiiCai
Diamieea
f a oibS
P
-sealery ft ietly
Ceres acute and chronic diarrhoea, dysen
tv, cholera morbus,“ summer complaint, ’
Asiatic cholera, and prevents the develop
ment of typhoid fever. Same wonderful
re-.alts obtained in al! parts of the world.
“ WORKS LiKE MAGiC.”
St:
t\CH\
nut
SHVVUWA
TT>a* a i Mwi ^
cpvCV.:Cr,V_ CO
Price 23 cents per box.
Don’t accept a substitute—a so-called “just
asaood.” If.vnur druggist hasn't it auil don’t
care to set it for you send direct to
THE ONTARIO CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Oswego, N. Y., U. S. A.
CHICHESTER 3 Ef.iiLiUH
OrJ|jJi»Kl nn«l Only Genuine.
8AFE. Alwi*v > r*rJiat)lc Druinriil
f r CHICHI XTEK S l
\ Id in. b at* l <•«>( ! »n**ta'li• b.;x»*
»ith blue ribbon. Take. n« uflirr. Rcfum
l\l lljingcraus Kubktllulluhii Hhd ImlUt
(ion«. Huy of y»iiir Druggist. or • n-1 4t*. in
for l*art icul.-ir*, Trmt F>i onial<
and “Ilt-Ilcf for Ladle*," <*i Inter. by r<-.
turn Mall, 10.00® IV«tin nu'ais. Hold by
alS Drurtliu. Chl(*he«kar < heo)l('bM<'>.
2414 liadla«»o Huu»r*\ 1*211 LA,. »*A
PARKER’S
HAIR BALSAM
Cleatigra and beaut.lie* the hah,
Promote* a Icsrurlant {growth.
N<*ver Fails to Restore Gray
Hair to Its Youthful Color,
Cures scalp diseases & hair tuning.
5>\aiid $U)j> at I)rtjggi#U
Coach Factory.
LIVERY,&C.
rpiiE undersigned having ptirchaped the olt
X established Couch Factory of the lat*
Wells J. Hawks, in Churies Town, with tht
view of entering Into the
CARRIAGE BUSINESS
in all its branch’s, offers for sab a larg.
number of New and Second Hand
Carriages, Buggies, Jaggers
Ac., at the lowest prices and upon the mosl
accommodating terms.
Old Carriages Taken in Exchange
For New.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS done will
neatness and dispatch, and satisfaction guar
anteed,
Horses and Carriages
FOR HIRE
In connection with the at.ovi I will con
tinue the LIVERY BUSINESS, and lie pre
pared to furnish Carriages, Buggies ami Jag
ge s at the shortest notice.
B.-iug a practical mechanic and <!«•*> ruiined
to give satisfaction, I respectfully solicit a
share of public patronage.
LFWts STARRY.
I
Modern Woodmen of America
The
Jtreatict Fraternal Benefit o ii tv it
auj- ri a, luxnisiies its members sound fann
’J i- ftirtBCf a actual coat. There if no fa
'ond or privileged c as- Every Woodmar
-fir <i- o; a footing of i - a t ■ quality. N,
H gb-Sal-ri d flier. The -ex-;. ty>’bust.
M'“" in c ,i rfnered at a >?*a lcr co<! pt r upita
tMafi the f otb** .-cm*icfjr or 1;JY
invur&tN-' cMrn any of pf>' >sima*»* ri*«ij£ni
tucit **.{*•*¥ tutj h i-t, With h
nn\ ban*- of ovwr SW09O o member# n»
th* ^ liitd 8'It airer of Woodcrat
doit* ov»» hundred# • ( il our-and- of jtvneri
e*ii borne# It Buoibrih mor** uiiTnliir# and
Mipport* r# am* i>g l^odinar ruMic men than
oth^r In r%U e *ee. InvcpUtate—
2?ar.j IVf.*>£;»«an. Ap21 - v
New Corn Meai Mill.
I h ve put in a mil! it d aoj prepared to do
i ! k'lirt* of
Feed And Corn
try an eipert m.ier Public
spectfuhy soliciied.
_ E.L. WILSON.
Grinding
patronage re
Fresh Fish of all Kinds.
,J “°* keeP on ta(i Choice Fresh Fish of
all Kinds, and will lie glad to furnish vou any
thing you want in that tine. Also have a full
stock of ill kinds of
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES;
besides haveon hand a nice line of confec
tioneries of all kinds. Intend also 1o run a
FIRST CLASS LUNCH ROOM,
and will leave no stone unturned to give all
who favor tD( with their patronage tnv best
efforts and undivided attention. Opposite
The Jefferson Livery StaUe.on George Street.
I nited Telephone No. 63.
Respectfully,
PETER BROOKS.
SjlgBALTIVIORm
RAILROAD.]
effective s&vlmber
CHARLES TOWN, \v, VJ
ALL TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT srv
For WINCHESTER & s l ^ l
JUNCTION. Deoart 3 •> !
■ed). irto a. m., 6 07 p L ® f
(Winchester only) a
6.43 a. m. (Winchester oulvVTJ
m., 6 43 p.m. • " *“»
For Harrisonburg a- c
TON. Depart 3.23 a.
a m.. 6 07p. m. (Harrison®,
rive 1.32 n.K.:t, 10.1s a, ' L
For LEXINGTON, Depart Si
Arrive I 3a night l0 1 ‘P
For HARPERS FER <
а. m. (except Moi : I
ro.i2 a. in., 6 43 p. m. ArrveJ
m.. 11 10 a. m. 6 07 p. m . J®'1
For HAGERSTOWN
tjons. Depart (43 a. m„ |J.
Arrive 11.10 p. m.
For FREDERICK, WASIIlwJ
BALTIMORE and Way St
part 6.43 a. m., 10.12 a. tl; b
Arrive 11.10 a. in
F.r MARTINSBURG and \y J
tions. Depart 6 43 a. m. Arm’,
P. 111.
For CHICAGO. COLVMBT\
WHEELING, Depart 6 43 p ~
rive 11.10 a. m.
For PITTSBURG, Depart i0I11
б. 43 p. m.
Arrive 6 07 p. m.
For WASHINGTON, BALTU' i
PHILADELPHIA and N’EW
Depart 6.43 a. m., 10.12 a. ni.. >.
ni. and 1.32 ni>>ht (excrut 34,,.
Arrive 11.10s.n1.. 6.07 p. iii -
For CINCINNATI, ST 1 on v
LOUISVILLE. Depart 1o.i, l
6.43 p. ni. Arrive u.nm. m,6.e
VV. A. Si’Emilf.r, Ticket A'J
No. 27.
6:18 p. ni.
No. 28.
9:52
a. in.
gchelnlein Effect Oct l'ih, Ke>
TllAINfl I.BAVR CHARLES Town. IV
No. 13. SOUTHBOUND.
8:41 a. in. BLaMo'* M
Koanoke, llrisnj m,)
termediate *tation«,
man Sleeper to Kims
Connect* at K.'inoU
St Louie Fxpri ee Tire]
Pmlnian SI. op. r to It
hue. Caffe Car.
ForShenandoali ami all I:
mediate points
NORTHBOUND.
For Hagtretowu a?4 id
mediate state n. c'oo:
at Shenandoah Jim,
with B. Ac O. (or Want,
ton. Aleo connected]
gerstown with C. V. ]
road for Harrisburg
point* north.
For Hagerstown and i
mediate e at • 11-. Ti rj
Sleeper via HagnrUot!
New Fork.
Leave Shenardoa 11 JcscTtos,
For Basic, Buena Vi»h,|
auoke. East Radford, I
field, Tazewell, Norton,
cahotithr. Pullman bit
6> Gary. W, Va.
For Hagerstou 11 and
north. Pullman bleed
Philadelphia.
Rates.schedules and additional inf. . (
furuiched upon application to Aeciim
Company. «»r M. I KKAlifl
VV. B. BKV1I.L, Trav. P Ac
Geu’l Pas*. Aifent, ltoaii inI
No. 14.
8:17 p.
m.
2:45 a. in.
2:35
a. 111.
Southern Railway,
SCHEDULE
Bbtwu-bn Washington, Ai.bx*ni>hu,
BUKO AND HaKKIsOMII KG.
Effective Dee. 8. 1907,
N. B.— Following Schedule figures w»
Ushed only as In I or illation a-.d ure e-t
anteed.
(Train* Nos. 49 and '28daily; train* Not
274, '214, 271, week day*,)
WEST BOUND.
49
Leave
Washington ....
Alexandria.
Mannnssus.
Haymarkct.
Plains.....
Mart-ball.
Keetortown.
Delaplane.
Markham... .
Linden.
Front Royal.
Riverton Junetiou..
Riverton.,.
Strasburg.
Strasburg Junction.
Woodstock.
Edinburg.
Mt Jackson.
New Market.
Broadway.
Arv Harrisonburg..
A.M
7 .'.0
8 07
« 10
«J 36
y v.*
10 15
10 28
10 38
10 48
10 54
11 20
11 30
11 34
P. M.
12 30
12 43
1 10
1 2t
1 41
2 01
2 10
213
:-y
4 is
4 32
5 22
5 42
6 10
6 13
6 23
6 36
6 44
6 S3
, 20
7 23
7 a
7 56 I
6 05 I
8 33 I
81
9 M
0 21
o a i
2 50 10 10 1
EAh'l B09
214
AM
« 40
7 11
7 27
7 44
Leave
Harrison r urg.
Broadway. .
Hew Market.
Mt. Jack sou.
Edinburg.
Woodstock.
Strasburg Junction.
Strasburg.
Riverton.
Riverton Junction..
Front Royal.
Linden ...
Markham ... ......
Delaplane.
Keetortown ..
Marshall.
Plains.
Haymarkct.
Manassas.
Arv. Alexandria ...
Washington.
All train* arrive at and depart from I
Union Station, Washington. 1*. < , *1
connection is made tor an from haltit
Philadelphia and New Y
For Map Folders, Through Ticket Kaj
etc., apply to nearest agent or writ-- to
U. H. ACKEKI. Vice 1'rest ami 0*o'l Md
8. H. HARDWICK, Passenger •]
W. 11. TAYLOE. (itn. Pass. Agent.
L. 8. BROWN, General Agent.
Washington, D. C.
I
50
13
14
21
41
51
50
10 07
10 15
10 25
10 46
11 18
12 08
12 25
28 ]
PM
3 05 I
3 36 I
4
4 02 I
4 23 I
• it 1
12 I
22 I
5 46
5 47
5 55
6 16
6 27
B 37
6 47
7 00
7 11
7 23
8 10
9 03
9 30
Col K. V. Chew. W. O. >«j
CHEW & NOKKIj
Charles Town, Jefferson Connty W. Vij
Real Estate and Loarl
BCT AH a BULL FAHMS. LOTS AND HOCKS*
C0AL iSD TIMBKR LAtiLi.
SIOOTIiTI I OAKS ON Kill S?'‘j
or other sscrxr
INVESTMENTS
Carefully Arrange J
BasiaeM Conducted Confident!a, y >11
Strict Promptness.
'ffiarler
REMOVED.
I have moved my Barber Shop to the I
in*; next south of the Racket Sto-e. *
has been nicety fitted up for my > .
where all cu towers will receive
service as heretofore. . .
April 9. 1907. THOMAS A. BAJLS’J
• jS* 'Y-.ounci
RESTAURANT,
Soath Oeorire it Charles Town, W.
Meals and Lunch®;
OYSTERS
And Ice Cream in season. Everythin*
in First-Class Style. We make »
of serving ladies and children. You «•
spectfully invited to give ns a call.
July 3-y,
,peCtfull,fe T00*|

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