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Hi I I 15?%' il}** R ALCOHOL-3 TERCENt v:?^U A Vegetable lYepamtionffM" ?k\' siLjlalinSthcIoodf.ii'lI't^ J i , :-cK tin^MlK St. nachsa'. >" rtu 1 J r?i.ST|! s .- ---r i ' V v " ' ^ ' . S r \\ , Nor x'abcoW%t ; j^SSSaasta vet Tmm'tn SUtl' ;,S>? M\-Sr>*tt; 1 ejs y^*f.y?- I ??&v AaLmSrtd' I fea / JJP3 h in Sftd (knBtd^mf J <Cj - /> >ur/f<n na^r __? ??2* tortus Jovnshjic^V I |t?o lossoFM^1^ d | IE* lac Simile Signa|^? j p|? Sffik laTcS^c0^" Exact Copy of Wrapper. HBESK! J W? I sell and install Pneumatic W, W line and Hand Power, ifc Hot-Air, Hot-Water, Steam am Kalamazoo Silos, both Tile an( a\ I also do all kinds of Sheet Ale ili Roofing and Spouting. All work guaranteed. Estimat Write,'Phone or call on me. | W. RALPH \#/ 108 S. Charles Street, Ch iL Jjj Jefferson County Telephone No. "House insured ?" "Yes." "What company?" "Don't know. Why ?" "Ever travel ?" "Yes." "Just buy a railroad ticket ?" "Y-y-yes." "Just a ticket?not a ticket t?any particular place ?" When you entrust your insurance t know "What Company," as we represe STRONGEST?and look after your infr Washington, Alexc Insurance and Sin Charles Town, F. W MYERS. 5 |?! Build of Cc " ~" (Si Prevent CIWCNT |j^ca/*jrrwio^ How much of your feed w and how much to ycur live Concrete is Rat-proof, Fire-proof, Build your^corn crib, grain bii ."J rUOl (CHOl# lima nuujCj puuiu; uui floor* and foundation wall* of Cone . will drive away rats. Concrete building* are easy to p H; skilled help. j? Our 112 page bock, "Concre Country'', tall* how. Sent free cn re ? CONCRETE FOR PERMANENC SI SECURITY. THE PERMANENT CO Security Cement and Lime C ffi Hagerstoun, Marylam Bl Membert of The Cement Aaaociatw B? National Body E S. J. HODGES, K Sheplierdstown. \V. Ya. Windows, Moulding, Mooring, Siding, Doors, Blinds, I Framing, Shingles. On J.Y.BLACKFORD, Shenandoah Junction, W. Va., hai ?dealer in? rer LUMBER | and BUILDING j an{ MATERIALS. jjj| General Repair Work, Pipe Cutting, Machine Work. Oa Slate, Galvanized and Steel j sa\ ROOFING. ??< CHICHESTER SPILLS g DIAMOND BRAND Ar/ 84 cS k.ik'j^^Url.KgM for Cni-CHES THR S A DIAMOND BRAND PILLS in Rr d and/A dIU Colo toetc'ic boxes, sealed with Blue(0> 1101 Stibboa. TA!IU KO CTHES. Boy of your Y/ Chf and a-k for C1II-C1IE&-TCB 8 V ... HIAUONX* ItIUM) PILLS, for twenty-five ltl.K years regarded os Best, Safest, Always Reliable. Wit SOLD CY ALL DRUGGISTS di; LffiyL EVERYWHERE SS I V . For Infants ard Children. m0mmmm*m?c*m ?i ?in _?mm-m'mmmvmamm Mothers fc*/ Tfist Genuins Csstoria Aiwa';' 3ears 4 yii/ ^ J- y st Jr For Qvcr Thirty Years THE CINTAUR COWP**Y, NEW VOW* CITY. ' -'^ 1 &$? *?; % .j-p ! j ?"? JJ ater Systems, Electric, Gaso- JJ d Vapor Heating Plants. (f i Stave. ff tal Work, such as Cornice, es furnished free. 2 2 BURNS, | arles Town, W. Va. 9. fl UK. >|| "Of course I know where I'n going!" "Do you know where you'rt going to get your money i your house burns up ?" "From the company." "And you don't even know the name of the company! "Why " o our care you don't have tc mt none but the BEST ANC erests in event of a FIRE. ander & Coo^e, rety Bonds, West Virginia. <ub Agent. >ncrete Waste goes to the RATS stock? & t\ , Time-proof. tis. smoke house, use, silo, and all feTete and you ut up with unompany PS" (From the Harrisonbnre Daily News.) .IVES SAVED BY TELEPHONE. e Man Drank Poison, and Anothe Severed Four Arteries. .Vithin the last several days two live ;e been saved over the telephone, ^ev. J. W. Lentz, of Criders, a Breth i minister, took poison by mistake to medicine. No physician being here family got instruction from a distan ysician. Antidotes were administers J his lite was saved. Villiam Miomch, in Pendleton county :d to cut a bullet from the breach of ? i. The knife slipped and severed fou eries in his wrist. He was in dange bleeding to death. Dr. Moyers, a k Rat, six miles away, gave instruc ns over the 'phone. Another life wa ed. Mr. Mionich is 76 years old. >o daily are valuable lives preserve! 1 saved by the use of the Jeffersoi iinfv Tplpnhnnp s your wife's life valuable to you' you want to preserve your children' ?s? Is your own life valuable to your f or family ? )o you want to make a paying invest nt? Install a Jefferson County Tele )ne. It is a MONEY maker. Asl ill, who sits in his country home an< cs to Chicago. Install a Jeffersoi unty Telephone. Pay $18.00 per an n. Meet me at the end of trie yea 1 say, "Getzendanner, that phone dii pay me, take it out, give me you :ck for $18.00." I will do it. 1 rneai ?, every word of it. Phone, write o e. "Delays are dangerous." Lonj tap i c infections with the world. H.C. GETZENDANNER, General Manager. Distant Thunder. ] If we count the seconds that elapse between our seeing a flash cf lighting and our hearing the thunder we can tell how far off the thunderstorm is. As light . travels 186,000 miles a second, we may for all practical purposes regard ourselves as seeing the lightning the instant it dashes. But sounds travels only 10S7 feet a second. If, then, we multiply 1087 by the number ' of.seconds that elapse after the flash before we hear the thunder, we get the distance that lies between us and the storm. If we count five seconds, the Hash is a mile away. Asa rule, we do not hear the thunder at all if the storm is more than from twelve to fifteen miles away from us. But the rule has exceptions In Symons's Meteoroh gical Magazine Mr. Harold Wilson rep- r? ih.it h-1 August he saw two f! i^'-i <- f h i? i |lir we??t r o t'?W' he*ni tt-e i"u .0' f r i 1.5 anol!2 seconds re-p cuvil? He c-lculates that the first fl sh c urr d 24 4 miles and the second flash 23 8 miles away. Prof. Alexanders Herschel. it is said, heard the thunder that followed a flash of lightning forty-four miles from where he was. Mr. Newman had just recovered from an operation and was talking to a triend. / "The surgeon," he remarked, "said he'd have me on my feet again in three j weeks." "Well, he did it, dian't he ?" asked the friend. "He did, indeed," responded Mr. New] man. "1 had to sell my motorcar to pay his bill." ? *~ The town ot Ranson has sold $8,000 of its bonds to F. L. Fuller & Co., of Cleveland, Ohio, for $8,284 and accrued interest. The bonds, which bear six per * cent interest, provide money for improving the streets of Ranson and help | pay for the municipal building recently purchased. The Aches Of House Cleaning. The pain and soreness caused by bruis\ es, over-exertion and straining during & house cleaning time are soothed away by ' Sloan's Liniment. No need to suffer this agony. Just apply Sloan's Liniment to * the sore spots, rub only a little In a short time the nain leaves, you rest com i) fortably and enjov a refreshing sleep. ? One grateful user writes: "Sign's Li t' ment is worth its weight m gold " Keep i\ a bot'le on hand, use it ^gain-t -?|i S??e: ness. Neuralgia and B uist s. Kills p in * 25c at your Druggist \ i A second grandchild has been born to President Wilson?a daughter of Mr and y Mrs. Francis Bowes Sayres having ary rived last Sunday morning. i : Watch Child's Cough. i Colds, running of nose, continued irri" tatton of the mucous membrane it ne\ glected may mean Catarrh later. Don't : take the chances?do something for your * child! Children will not take every mediI cine, but they will take Dr. King's New i Discovery and without bribing or teasing. " Its a sweet pleas int Tar Syrup and so et[ fective. Just laxative enough to eliminj ate the waste poisons. Almost the first . dose helps. Always prepared, no mixing t or fussing. Just ask your druggist for j Dr. King's New Discovery. It will safe* guard your child against serious ailments resulting from colds -? *1 Judge John H. Holt, a well-known West Virginian, died at his home in Elkins last Saturday night from paralysis, ' aged 62 years. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears , r Signature of H. C. Marten's GREAT CHEAP Hardware Store, Shepherdstovvn, W. Va., ?manufacturer ot? TINand SHEETIRON WARE and wholesale and retail dealer in Hardware, White Lead, Stoves, Pumps, Putty, Glass, Oils, Paints, Leather, Kims, Hubs. Spokes. Hardware Department. Bar Iron, Nails, Horse Shoes, Large Iron Wash Kettles, Brass, Copper and Porcelain Kettles, Skillets, Waffle Irons, Trace, Butt, Cow and Halter Chains, Farm Bells, Screen Doors and Windows, American Fence Wire, Barbed Wire, Saws, Black Hawk Corn Shellers, Lawn Mowers, Files, All Sizes Bohs, Loaded Shells, Powder and Shot. Paint artd Oil Department. ;\dv\ diiu l>cuicu Liu^tcu uii, iidi near Oil, Machine Oil, Black Strap, Turpentine, N. C. and Gas I ar, Gasoline, varnish, Japan Dryer, Knot Killer, White Lead, Red Lead. Spams!) Brown, Calcined I Master, Portland Cement, Lard Oil, Plastering Hair, Coal Oil, Neat Foot Oil, Fish Oil, Bath Brick Soap, Sulphur, Copperas, Borax. Patent Plasteridg prepared for immediate use. International Stock Food and Gleason's Horse and Cattle Pow ders. Frank Miller's Harness Dressing, Whale Oil Soap. . Black Lamb s Foot Harness Oil. The Perfection Blue Flame Wickless Oil Stove?safest and best. " The Four Leaf Clover Cream Separator, where the milk is not mixed or di.{ luted with water, leaving it pure and sweet for family use. Wall Paper furnished on short notice at reduced prices. a Reduced Prices on Haying Tools and Barn Doors, Hangers and Track. r Force Pumps, Deep well Pumps, Gall vanized Bucket Pump and Watei Purifier, I X L Chain Pumps. s A Large Stock of Cooking ana Heating : STOVES ? to Durn coai or wood. Also Kepairs furnished for all patterns of s stoves. ' The Keystone and 1 X L Cider Mills, Copper Kettles, Apple Parers, &c. ' Bicycles for sale ana repairs furnished. " Tin and Galvanized Roofing and Spouting put on by experienced workmen 3 in the best manner. 1 White Enameled iron Bedsteads, All Steel Spring Mattresses, Wire Cots, Hammock Chairs and Swings. : H. C. Marten, Shepherdstown, W. Va. Prices to conform to the times?Very Low When Rundown, Gain Vigor, Red Blood Get good blood through the use ol Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery, and you will have no more | Indigestion, nor thin blood. It is the world's proved blood purifier. S'art to take it today and before another day has passed, the impurities of the blood will begin to leave youi body through the eliminative organs and In a few days you will know by your steadier nerves, firmer step keener mind, brighter eyes and clearei skin that the bad blood is passing out and new, rich, pure blood is filling your veins and arteries. Contains no alcohol. For sale by druggists in liquid or tablets: or send Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., 50 cts. for large trial package. I Home Folks. What Neighbors Say. Hinton, W. Va.?"Some time ago I was dragged out. run down and nervous. I kept about but was hardly able to do my work. I had to have some medicine to build me up and 'Golden Medical Discovery' proved just the medicine. I got much benefit and was well satisfied with it."?Mrs. Sarah Wheeler, Hinton, W. Ya. Clifton Forge, Va.?"I can say Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery was found to be a good medicine by thorough trial in our family. It was used as a tonic by my sister and it did her great good. We always speak well of j Dr Pierce's remedies and recommeuu them."?Mrs. Martha O'Conxob, 78 Roxbury St. ~ AT M. R. MOLER'S. We are now ready for the Winter trade with a full and complete line of General Merchandise, including Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes, Queensware, Glassware, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Fruits, Bacon, and everything needed for your daily household use. Prices are right. Highest market price for country produce. Deal with us and we will treat you right. M. F?. Moler, Shepherdst<">wn. W. Va. A. S. Dandridge & Co. We wish to call your attention to the following popular and seasonable Goods which we now have on exhibition Brown Wagons, with Steel Skeins all sizes and fully war IdUICU. Genuine Oliver Chilled Plows and Repairs, Spring-tooth Lever and Float Harrow, New York Champion Hay Rakes Tiger and Granger Hay Rakes, Deering Binders and Mowers, Brown Cultivators, Single and Double-Shovel Plows, White Sewing Machines, Sickle and Tool Grinders, Repairs for all kinds of Implements and Machinery, )ur stock is large and our prices are low. Call and see us. Respectfully, \. S. DANDRIDGE & CO. F^eal Estate For Sale BY H. L. SNYDER <& CO ShepherdstowQ, W. Va. The undersigned call attention to the following desirable parcels of Real Estate now in tneir hands and for sale: No. 64. The property known as the Potomac Cement Works, one mile east of Shepherdstown, on the Potomac river. Improved y a large three-story rick cement mill, with kilns, etc., and has upon it everal dwellings. Splendid water-power, controling the entire flow of the Potomac river. No. 112. The old Lutheran Church property 'n Shepherdstown. This will make an excellent ware hnusp nr storace olace. or could be converted intc residence apartments or still utilized as a church 01 public hall. Large, substantial brick building, adjacent to the new depot ot the N. & W. Railway Price $2,500. No. 146. Very desirable farm of about 175 acres three miles from Shepherdstown. Good brick house barn and other buildings. Fine young orchard now in bearing Springs and running water. Good neighborhood. Price reasonable. No 150. Very desirable little farm of about 80 acres, on good road, in fine neighborhood. Excellent orchard. Good frame dwelling-house, barr and other needed buildings. 153. Two excellent building lots in Shepherdstow n in desirable locality No. 155. The Fay nan farm, containing 248 acres of Limestone Land, improved by an old-fashioned ante-bellum residence. a six-room comparatively ncv tenant-house ; a stone bank barn ; double corn-house, carriage-house, stone spring-house, dairy sheds, and sheep-fold ; litne kiln built for use of the farm ; small woods; permanent blue gniss fields. Overlooking the stretch of river is a Wgh bluff, offering a splendid scat for a country residence. The farm is also improved by a 54-ACRE APPLE ORCHARD ten and eleven years old. of Ben Davis. York Imperial, Winesap, etc., varieties. The farm is situated three miles from Shepherdstown. West Virginia, on a superior McAdam pike. No. 156. A desirable residence at Shenandoah Junction, with large lot. Latrobe stoves go with ] the house. Entire dwelling screened. Well-built property in every respect. The price is attractive. No. 157. A most desirable tract of 80 acres of good limestone land two or three miles from Shepherdstown. on fine road, in excellent neighborhood. No dwelling, but has barn and silo upon it Will make a fine farm home. No. 158. Large an* comiortable dwelling-house and three or four acres ot land adjoining Shepherdstown. Very attractive home, new and conveniently arranged. Good barn on the place. No. 159. Fine new dwelling-house, very conveniently arranged and desirable in every respect, at the edge of Shepherdstown. Persons having property to sell are reSuested to place it with the undersigned, [o charges unless sale is made. For parHpiiIOrc ihnnt nrnnarfir or m?r iO livuiaio auvui piupvi ij f Ul ail J 1IIIUIIIICI" ton, call upon or address the undersigned, Register Building, Shepherdstown, W. Va. H. L. Snvder & Co. Hay and Straw Wanted Baled or loose, delivered either at the railroad or at my place of business. Also good CORN, for which the highest cash price will be paid. Always have on hand the best of Anthiacite and Cumberland Run-of-Mine and Lump COAL at Lowest Cash Prices. Alpha Portland Cement always on hand. W. H. KNODE. ELDERLY WOMEN SAFEGUARDED ' a Tell Others How They Were 0 Carried Safely Through Change of Life. b Durand, Wis.?"lam the mother of ^ fourteen children and I owe my life to v a i.. |||i|,|i|t|, LycliaE. Pinkham's c ill lililiMI''I : Vegetable Com- o pound. When I was c i IjMT * 45 a n d h a d t h e i >m ^ Change of Life, ^ a *r'e n ^ rccom* t i mended it and it ' ?Mr>rji! ' grave me such relief from my bad feel- L ings that 1 took v several bottles. I s am now well and e ? healthy and recom| mend your Compound to other ladies." c ?Mrs. Mary Ridgway, Durand, Wis. j A Massachusetts Woman Writes: v Blackstone, Mass.? "My troubles s were from my age, and I felt awfully j sick for three years. I had hot ilashes often and frequently suffered from pains. I took Lydia E. Pinkham's e Vegetable Compound and now am well." v ?Mrs. Pierre Cournoyer, Box 239, t Blackstone, Mass. Such warning symptoms as sense of suffocation,hot flashes, headaches, back- s aches,dread of impending evil, timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation of the a heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu- \ larities, constipation, variable appetite, | weakness and dizziness, should be heeded t "" 1 ?~T ?Hi# R Pink Dy miaaie-ageu wuiijcu. -?? ^ ham's Vegetable Compound has carried many women safely through this crisis. ?Year shoes with foot- j comfort built into them | Srossett Shoe 'alAKES LIFE'S WALK EASY" .V4f* *"ipHE young man's shoe - ? of the season. One of the most popular of the new Crossetta Glove topShort vampHigh heel? Extra heavy stitchmgSeven buttons?and tliis is a button season. Distinctiveness is keynote of all the Crossett models $4 to $6 everywherel ewis A. Crr.?i<-tt, In- Mskei, North A i . f r MR" ? " ? S. J. H 0 D G L: S, Sheph^rr!OV.V -V V Norfolk Ry. Schedule in I ' 'Jt I, !">. LEAVE SHE ' I I 'AILY SOUTHBOUND. No. 13?8.30 A. M. -For Bnstol md intermediate stations; Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Roanoke; connects with the St. Louis Lxpress for all points West; Pullman Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus, Cincinnati, and Chicago, caie car. No. 27?5.33 P. M. ? For Shenandoah, Va., and L ocal Stations. No. 1?1.36 A. M.?Let o:f from connecting lines at Hagerstown or Shenandoah Junction or to take on for Basic or beyond. Pullman Sleeper to (jary and Winston-Salem. Cafe Car to Bluefield. NORTHBOUND. No. 2$?10.20 A. ,\\.?For Hageistown and intermediat? stations, connects at Hagerstown for Harrisburg, Philadelphia and New York. No. 14?k.(fi P. M. ? For Haeerstown. Philadelphia,anJ New Vork; Parlor Car, Pullman Sleepers, Hagerstown to Harrisburg, Philadelphia and New York. No. 2?1 36 A. M.?Let oft trom Basic or beyond, or to take on for connecting lines at Shenandoah Junction or Hagerstown. Pullman Sleeper to Philadelphia and New York If you are thinking of taking a trip YOU want quotations, cheapest fares, reliable and correct information as to routes, train schedules,the most comfortable and quickest way. Write and the information is yours for the asking, with one of our complete Map Folders. W. B. BEVILL, W. C. SAUNDERS, Pass. Traff. Mngr. Gen. Pass. Agt. Roanoke. Va. M. B. BAKER, Shepherdstown, W. Va., offers at reasonable prices a large and complete line of FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Oilcloths, Pictures, Sc. in rurnnure we nave a nice selection of Tables, Chairs, Sideboards, China Closets, Brass and Iron Beds, and can furnish special designs on short notice. Our stock of Dry Goods and Notions ncludes staple and fancy articles in Dress Qoodsand T rimmings, Muslins, Comiorts, umbrellas, etc., and our line of SHOES for Ladies, Misses, Men and Boys s complete. Our Grocery Department is now well stocked. We invite you to come and rook ove he attractive goods in our store. M. B. BAKER, Shepherdstown, W. Va. Light And Th? Eyes. j The Journal of the American Medical | issociation, commenting on the effects of ^ ght on the eyes, says : . Have the rooms indoors lighted as well s possible. In going out, pause a little n the threshold, in order to become acustorned to the brighter illumination. )o not face artificial lights with a dark ackground. Do not admit a streak of tright sunlight into a room that is otherwise shaded, but. rather, keep the winlows wide open. Use as steady a souree it light as possible, and avoid all sudden hangei ot illumination. If dark glasses ire worn, it should not be all the time, rut only when the eyes are exposed to he brightest light, so that the contrast letween it and the feeble light may be liminisiied. Have a good light upon I vhat you look at, but do not let the ource of light shine directly into your ! yes. When light hurts the eyes, in spite of ire to avoid strong contrasts, it is likely _ hat the eyes are strained, or irritited, or nflamed, and the cause of the trouble ? hould be nought out and removed. E 'ersistent t. uble of this kind generally = las a persistent cause,?like strain of the E yes,?and it is useless to treat the effect E vhile the cause continues to keep up the ~ rouble. p "Have you made any notes of the n peech you intend to deliver ?" "No," replied Senator Sorghum. "I ? im going to speak extemporaneously. E .Vhen I prepare a speech in advance I'm s= lable to read it over a few times and E hen, being something of a critic of E jpeeches, I lose my nerve." E ?? - ? Pills Best For Liver. Because they contain the best liver = tiedicines, no matter how bitter or nau- = ^eating for the sweet sugar coating hides = he taste, Dr. King's New Life Pills con- E ain ingredients that put the liver work- = ng, move the bowels freely. No gripe, E 10 nausea, aid digestion, just try a bot- E le of Dr. King's New Life Pills and notice = low niucti Deuer you leci. ai umg- _ ?ists. = _ Eczema spreads rapidly; itching al- nost drives you mad. For quick relief, Doan's Ointment is well recommended. jOc at all stores. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S /ASTORIA WOOD'S Seed Oats are secured from crops that are grown and harvested in first-class condition. They are carefully recleaned and of high tested germination, and are of much better quality than oats as ordinarily sold. Our Maine-grown Seed Potatoes | are Inspected while growing and I shipped to us under the State Department of Agriculture Maine Seed improvement Certificates. WOOD S SEED POTATOES have ! long had a reputation for superiority in quality and productiveness, and our trade in these is one of the largest in the South. Write for Wood's Crop Special, giving prices of Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats and all Seasonable Farm Seeds. Mailed on request. T. W. WOOD (3 SONS. SEIDSMEN, - Richmond, Va. Hill Top House j \ j /...J I ' ; T$Jj \ . \ . Harper's Ferry, W. Va. The above Hotel, with improved service in every department is open to the public. Rooms with and without private baths. Meals are noted, and the location of this beautiful Hotel makes it one of the most attractive in this community. Charges are reasonable. Special attention given in winter months to dance parties, and we are prepared to furnish everything. RATES?Single rooms, $12.00 to f 14 00 ner week. Double rooms. 120.00to 124. 00 per week. With private bath, $30.00 per week. Day rate, $2, $2.50, $3. To the Farmers and the Public Generally. The undersigned, having enlarged their facilities for business by having erected a new warehouse,are now prepared to buy WHEAT AND CORN in the greatest quantities and will always pay the highest market prices1 Farmers will find it to their advantage to obtain a 1 bid from us before disposing of their i crops. We are also prepared to furnish Anthracite and Bituminous COAL. 1 at prices to suit the times. Coal will promptly be delivered to any part of the town. All varieties kept on hand. The i public is invited to give a trial of the eel- I ebrated Minnesota Patent Flour, he highest grade ot flour made. Those who nave already tried it pronounce it splendid. Call and get a sack. It is our ntention to keep on nand at all times a i Full Line of Feed of all kinds, and the patronage of (he public is solicited. W. N. Lemen & Son, Shepherdstown, W. Va. Troy Lauodry. our Agent will collect on Tuesday and Jel'ver on Friday. We do all repairing, nen.Hng your underwear and darning /our socks when they are worth, a darn. Oui prices are right: sheets, 3c,counterlanes 10c, towels 2c, napkins 1 and 2c. Satisfaction guaranteed. r-* o nrxini CTOM t/mnl B. rCiNlJLLi'jiN, ngciii, Shepherdstown, W. ,r^>. ( rt '. rtt p-Mi* its- f :i 5b.. te * .um *Wir.* m ice. (jcided oa orer ? .tr.it Itt 4 ckctt, i-.-.l ic 0.8.3. S3SB. , ' C^v J Stomach Ti O 1 Most stomach jOlVGueases Thestoi . Tired out. TI ^^Ftonlc Is what is needed. A few i furnish natural strength. That do for you. It will start the stomac the stomach will take care of itscll PE-RUGood the Year Always Beady-to-Take itime a remedy Is needed for a we whatever. The old, well-tried remi pose for such cases, are a (treat de; hand prescription. Peruna is the 3 have relied upon for a great many rj t:ike. composed of pure drugs, of L Xot an experiment. Peruna is a s fS f..rty years of splendid history beh (fi no risk. You know what you are | i JillllllllllllllllilHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllll I PREPAR I The Watchwt Why not be prepared f = eyes examined now? If you have eye trouble ? before it is too late. I Milton Koh Jewelers and 27 West Washington S luimiuiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiififiiiiiii KaroPremii $2.25 SOLID ALUMINUM IN CASH AND LABELS OF KARO -BET YD AT ONCE AND TOP YOUP^f&&T1 IpVERYBODY the? P, ware?the highest p factory kitchen wai Here is your chance to get I Griddle for less than the wh< This Aluminum Griddle n< 3 uniformly all over; it doesi H doesn't chip; it doesn't rust | and cleaner than any of the < r B It bakes Griddle Calces that are & B them to be. With Karo on them, ,'1 3 world?and so digestible because m n people who haven't dared to eat g . . M tr 1 Cn\ran !B At great expense we are seeking [,l 0 in the homes of all Karo users, so || Q griddle cakes and waffles?may I !: Q baked cakes that can be made. Go to your grocer today and go rfi us the labels and 85 cents in stam 3 n 6et your Aluminum Griddle by pr You know Karo, no doubt, rj and most universally liked syrup i | B year 65,000,000 cans were used. ^ si Get your Karo today?and send I I cents at once, so as to be sure of g I I also send you free the famous Corn Corn Products Refining Co. L P. 0. Box 161 New York Dept. PX pilll|ll!llllllllllllllllllllllllllll!llllil!l 'The Low-Dov I Manure! E Has a ten-ft. spread. This E premium at the San Francisco E E Shepherd College Farmers' Sch E is worth $500 to a progressive E cheaper. The Clover Leaf is tf E load coming. You can try then g Improved Champion f ARE NOW BEIfi I W A. C = Shenandoah Ji fllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Walter J. Rider. Heating, Plumbing and Acetylene Worl<. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Estimates Furnished Free. 'Phone 39 W, Charles Town, OR 'Phone 19 W, Shepherdstown. JNO. H. SCHOPPERT, The fancy Grocer, ?Dealer In? Confectioneries, Cigars, Tobacco etc. Country Produce Taken in Exchange Welshans' Building, Main Street, Shepherdstown, West Vs. rouble (3, I troubles are not dls- tl | v\ V. mach Is simply weak. // J \\ ' \e right kind of a Vy 1 I meals, well digested, Is what a tonic wilt / ;h going right. Then ^ NA W\ I 'Round ; is no use of writing \ jQ w*, w prescription every ak stomach. No use \jr ?dies, put up on pur- J al better than an offremedy that people j years. It is ready to uniform strength and compos, i t.] ubstantial, household remedy, lnd it. In buying }*eu:na you fc getting. HHEEnr ~j liyillUiHlUWIIlilllllllllHIIIIIIlliillll^ E D N E S S I 3rd of Todav. | or old age, by having your = let us correct it for you j| ler & Sons, [ I Optometrists, street, Hagerstown, Md. inilDliniDlllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllli I umGriddle 1 GRIDDLE FOR 85 CENTS FROM 50 CENTSWORTH WR KARO LABELS days knows aluminum ^ | triced and the most satis- h re used in this country. a 101 j inch Solid Aluminum II Resale price. II seds no greasing. It heats II 1't smoke up the house; it II and it looks so much better I \i )ld kind of griddles, really just as crisp as you want they are the finest eating in tha baked without grease that many riddle cakes fur years, are enjoying ' to place a Karo Aluminum Griddle that Karo?the famous spread for >e served on the most dehciously t 50 cents worth of Karo and send ps or money order at once. You'll It is the best known jj 1 us the labels and 85 p jetting yours. We will I^^11 llllllllllllillllllllllllllillllllflllllllllllillli vn Clover-Leaf Spreader. | is the spreader that got first 5: Exposition. Dr. Bear said at the j=j ool that a good manure spreader == farmer if he couldn't get one 5 le BEST! We have another car- g i before buying. ?? BB HE E n g i ahd Deering Binders jg IG SOLD liV US. JANIEL. I inction, W. Va. g IIIIHIillllllillllllllllHimilHimHIHIHIII^ Established l?y>. DIEHL & BRO., Charles Town's Old Reliable Marble and Granit< Works. Manufacturers of Monuments, Tombstones, Statues and all kinds of Marble and Granite work in their line. All orders promptly filled and saiistacuon guaranteed. DIEHL & BRO., Charles Town. W. Va. Tired! Art yea tired ? ral do-. n? I* ry'hiod jom At no effort? Not It U MC laziaeee. Voa are ill. Yavr eyetaaa seeds a loeie. Your fttawaeb, Kidoeye aad Liter seed itirrial ?? NetkiaJ will do this better then Electric Bitters i 50c^mU1^0^AllDn^|^ j Dr. Miles' Laxative Tabfoto reifo**