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SHENANDOAH HERALD
?? FUBLISB?D WEEKLY BT
JOHN H. GRABILL
WOODSTOeTK, VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, i907.
Mr. Editor:
For the past two months
I have been reading political ar?
ticles in your valuable paper ove:
the signatures of "Republican,"
"V\ etc. I don't know who
this "republican" is but I do
know that he has attacked every
lepublican officeholder in this
county that has been Elected
by the people, and has never
touched the 'Federal appointees.'
Let this "Republican" throw the
"limelight" on this class of "of?
fice sharks" and see if they give
the people the service which they
are supposed to give, and are
paid large salaries fe>r so doing.
If this "only fair Republican, in
this county, will do this, I know
of one post office in this county
where the patrons will receive
better service.
A Republican,
from principal and not
for office.
We are informed Mr. Lorenzo
Rittenour, of Powell's Fort, has
caught ..the bell Buzzard, which
has been wearing the bell so long,
and which has been seen in dis?
tant sections of the country.
From the way his Buzzardship
flopped his wings and proudly
sailed over the county her looked
very much like an officeholder.
But "Lon" has taken off his
bell and will let him return to
the woods, without his usual
badge of distinction. Now wont
that Buzzard be lonesome, with?
out the tinkle of the bell he has
woru so long ? 'Tis about as
lonesome as Messrs. Logan, Spik?
er and Hutcheson will be after
Jan. 1st next when the official
bells will be taken off of them.
Rush H. \\ illiamson is we are
glad to say u.eeting with great
encouragement. Mr. Williamson
is a young man of fine appear?
ance, pleasant address, ano
thoroughly equipped for the of?
fice of Commonwealth's Attor?
ney, and if elected will make
Shenandoah county a fine official.
Mr. Logan his opponent is a
inuch older attorney, and has
business independent of his office
of (Commonwealth's attorney and
as lawyer. He is also connected
with the Shenandoah Valley
Building and Loan Association,
which position doubtless pays
him a good salary. Let us aid
this young man on election day.
> *
*
The secret organizttion now go?
ing on in the ranks of the repub?
lican party for the purpose of or?
ganizing to overthrow the reign
of the "Office Grabbers Trust",
of the republican party, of the
county, shows a determination
on of the part of republicans of
this county to still stand for fair
plav and equal oppurtunities to
all, and to strike down any man
or any set of men, who put them?
selves before party or party loyal?
ty. The doctrines of the repub?
lican partv are eternal. These doc?
trines relate to principles, and
not men, a man who calls him?
self a republican and will not re?
spect his party creed, is not a
member ot that, and the people
should not permit themselves te
be fooled and deceived by sud
people. Dan'l Spiker, J. C.
Hutcheson, W. W. Logan and
B. B. Bowman when they refus?
ed to submit their names to a
partv convention for nomination
according to party authority, but
upon the contrary had Albert G.
Shaver & Co., to proclaim them
as the nominees of said party,
ignored party law, and put them?
selves outside of the party, this
bein? true, the republicans are at
liberty to vote against these men,
and not be violating party obli?
gation. Deiwn with such l-oss
ism, once and for all.
A Republican.
Had Tetter for Thirty Years.
I have suffered with tetter for thirty
years and have tried almost countless
leroedies with little, it any, relief.
Three boxes of Chamberlain's Sahe
cured me. It was a torture. It breaks
out a little sometimes, hut nothing to
what it used to do.?D. H. Beach,
Midland City, Ala. Chamberlain's
Salve ls for ssle bv Walton A Smoot.
Governor Swanson has appointed
David V. Kagey, of New Market, a
delegate to the Farmers' National
Congress, which meets Oct. 17 st
Oklahoma City.
Dewitt's Carbollsed Witch Hazel
Sad ve is pood for boils, burns, outs,
acaida mod adria disessea. lt is es?
pecially roos, for piles. 8oid by
irsisoa.*
aSBBBSBS l,ita*a*a*a*a?*a*a*a***raJa**a*>*^^
I
s There a Reward for Public honesty
sn J Strict Attention to the
People'* Affairs?
During the County campaign
>f lf'03 a great cry was raised
tgainst the candidacy of Capt.
j. W. Koontz for re-election to
he office of County Treasurer
because, it was openly and per?
sistently stated, that the people
)f Shenandoah County "wanted
i settlement" after Capt. Koontz's
incumbency of the office for more
than twenty-five years, and the
statement was also made, not
secretly, but publicly, that if this
settlement 'was made Capt.
Koontz would be short. This
argument had telling effect on
people, who, on reflection, should
have known better, and by its
persistent and insidious advocacy
resulted in the defeat of Capt.
Koontz by about twenty-seven
votes. So the people were en?
titled to their settlement, and
what was the result? After a
hounding and persecution the like
of which has seldom been in Shen?
andoah County, he turned over
to the Board of Supervisors his
check for $17,000.00, the same
being in full for all money in his
hands due the County anel State,
and was, without objection, re?
leased from his bond and his
bondsmen discharged from all
liability bv the circuit court of
Shenandoah County. And since
then not a word that even the
most acute ear could mistake for
"settlement" has been pronounc?
ed by his opponents, while their
countenances take on a greenish
tinge whenever the word is men
tioned in their pres- nee.
And now, the people of Shen?
andoah County having defeated
Capt. Koontz for re-election to
the office which he so long honor?
ed on account of the unjust sus?
picion raised by his opponents
that perhaps, because he had
been in office so long he would
have used the County's money,
are they going to allow bim to
remain in private life with this
unjust stigma upon him? Not if
the people of Shenandoah County
know themselves, and they rather
think they do. They are goini:
to reward the man who handled
the funds of Shenandoah County
for twenty-five years or more and
settled at that time to the cent,
by putting him back in the
Treasurer's office by a majority
which will show that the people
of old Shenandoah recognize
when they have made a mistake
and have acted unjustly, and are
willing and anxious to rectify
the injustice done four years ago
by the only effective means in
their power. The sentiment ol
the people all over the County
seems to be "we put him out four
years ago because of false
charges, and now that they have
been proven false the onlv thing
that we can do by way of recom?
pense is to give him another
term." Justice.
A passenger train of the Southern
Railway wa* derailed and wrecked
near Kyan's Siding, Nelson countv,
shortly before 6 o'clock Sunday morn?
ing. .TS passengers were slightly in?
jured, but no orse was killed.
The scene of the accident is about
;>*) niiies south of Charlottesville, and
is'a small way station. The train
was the no.-thbouud Chattanooga and
Washington limited. Besides the en?
gine and tender it ooosistod of a bag?
gage car, an express car, a day coat!
and three sleepers. Tlie sleepers were
destroyed by tire._
The Touch That M-rls
is the touch e>f Hncklen's Arnie:. Solve.
It'sthe happiest combinatie>nof Arnica
Hewers and healing balsams eve**, oom
pounded. Ne) matler how old the soie
or ulcer is, this Salve will cure it For
burns, scalds, cuts woulds or piles,
it's an absolute cure. Guaranteed at
Schmitts Drug Store. 25c.
Last Notice to Horse Show Stock?
holders.
There will l>e a meeting of Stock?
holders of our Horse Show Associa?
tion, at 2 p. m., at Court House,
Woodstock, Va., on next Saturday
September 28, 1907, to elect officers
and attend to other important busi?
ness. This will be the last call, and
if not present and matters dont't go
lo suit you, don't blame anyone but
yourself, for we will surely complete
the job. I should think interest in this
important enterprise as well as to how
your money will be used would inter?
est you to attend. At any rate we will
go to work at once. So look to your
interest.
Date of meeting, Saturday, Sept.
28, at 2 p. m. Don't forget.
D, D. CARTER, M. D..
Promoter.
Miss Virginia Lee, daughter of
len. Fitzhugh Lee, was marriexl in
Christ Church, Alexandria, to Lieut.
John Carter Montgomery, of the
"nlted States Army.
Mr E. M. Todd, noted as tbe l?-id
ng curer of the noted Smithfield barn*,
lied of heart trouble in Norfolk.
President Roosevelt and his family
eturned to the White House fre.ra
heir summer home at Oyster Bay.
Healthy kidneys filtered the im?
purities from the blood, unless they do
his good health is impossible. Foley's
[Idney Cure makes sound kindeys and
ill positively cure all forms of kidney
lsease. It strengthens the whole
jstom. Walton A SmoU.
te WITT'S ass; WITCH HAZEL
IAIAT Cte ftes*
MAURERTOWN.
en, Wednesday, Bett, -"uh, laBtrt, at
1 iO o'cle>ck one of the niost beaut I hi 1
reddings was solemnized at this plsee.
rbon Itisi Sybil Hilda, eldest da
er of Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Shaver,
vas united in marriage to Mr Chane
j. James, of Woodstock,in the Bieth
?en church. The ceremony was im
>re**ively |M'i*f*>rmed by Kev. K. B.
SaVOVSr, grand-father of the* briel--. a>
listed by Kev. Ceo. A. ('opp. Tb*'
>ride entered the church with her
naid of hemor, Miss Irene Viola
l'opp, of Fisher's Hill, daughter ol
Mr. G. A. Coup, president of tbe Peo?
ples' National Hank of Strasburg, te*
the strains c?f Mendel losedin wedding
march and was met at tbe chancel by
the groom and bis best man, Mr. J.
Pt. Miller, of Woodstock.
The bride's maids were Miss Ollie
Ham ri ck, Miss Frances Folsom
Shaver, of Kichmemd, Miss Clemence
Doll and Miss Koberta A. Funkhous?
er. The groommen were Messrs.
Winnclt I). Shaver, a brother of the
bride; J. II. Bartlett, of Newport
News; J. B Clem, Jr., and Jno. D
o'Neal, of Stephen City- Miss /.ula
Gocheuour presided at the organ id
an artistic manner and during the cer?
emony she beautifully played the Mid?
summer Night Dream.
The bride wore a beautiful robe of
white silk with the bridal veil caught
back with orange blossoms, and car?
ried a pretty boquet ol brides roses
The maid of honor was gowned iii
green crepe de chrine covered raitt)
white swiss and carried white carna?
tions.
Tbe bride's maids wore white silk
organdie with pale green girdles. The
g/ntlemen wore the regulation black,
white waistcoats and dark green
gloves.
Tbe bride is of the blonde tv?)*' ard
is on? of tbe most popular and non*
Bosoming young ladies o! this com?
munity, she is of a ltesol disposition
which has endeared her t> ber largs
circle of friends and scquantances.
Shs has lived for tbe past 8 or 10
years with lier uncle and aunt, Dr.
and Mrs. D. L. Shaver,and ber grand
parents, Rev. and Mrs. K. H. Shaver.
The groom is tbe son of K. T, James,
Martinsburg, Md., and th*- grands* n
of Mrs Martha Ewers, who wa** a cit?
izen of our village for some years.
He is proprietor of the livery at the
Hotel Holtzman, Woodcock.
The church was nicely decorated in
white and green, and the large crowd
present attested to the high esteem in
which the bride is held. The wedding
was a white and green one and the
church was trimmed in accordance,
and the gowns worn were of the same
ceilor.
Tlie happy couple left on the "?
o'clock train for the Jamestown Kx?
position, Baltimore and Richmond.
e >n their return they will visit Mr.
James* father and family.
Hw presents received bv the bride
were many anel both useful and artis?
tic and also a nice cash present.
tl
Mr. ard Mrs Wm. Coffman went
IO Washington last Saturday ana -*e
cured employment 6 miles east of
Washington, to l>egin on Nov. 1st* '07.
Messrs. S. A. Fank, Luther Conner,
and families were visiting in the Fort
Valley for several days this week.
Mrs. John Gochenour and daughter.
Mrs Sydney Newman, are visiting in
Hamburg.
Elder John H. Smith wis opsi
on at the Strasburg hospital to-day for
appendicitis.
On Tuesday evening Dr. and Mrs.
D. L Shaver gave a green and white
supper to their niece Miss Sybil Hilda
Shaver. The dining room was beau?
tifully decorated in white and green.
This was only for the family and
bridal party. All seemed to have en?
joyed themselves anti left the hospit?
able home happy.
MOOKE'S .STORE.
We had a heavy fall of rain here
Sunday and Monday,
Farmers are getting ready to seed
and if we have no more rain, some
wheat will be sown this week.
L. C. Bowers has been suffering for
the past ten days with an attack of
rheumatism and at this time is almost
helpless.
Tuesday whilst crossing a fence.
Miss Lou Shutters fell and has a
badly sprained wriat.
We have noticed several articles
lately in your paper from "A Re?
publican" and in reading them, wc
WODdorod why some men are only
pleased when they are trying to do
others harm. He also says that in
his section of the county certain can
d dates will get no votes, that made
us wonder in what part of the county
he resides.
We have a tins crop of c*-rn here
thi3 season, but Jack Frost may get
mich of it.
Dr. A C. Biller who had bee.i liv?
ing In Timberville for a few memths
h -< .gain located in Forestville.
.? z ? ?? ' ?
I'tc 13 ? ;\ ;l h|;*,| Right D
? tbe ml :.-.i* ? ? n -hi ?"?::? i-f of tb*
plo i?r. v '::,'! Louie* it
n In Sn I \ I i a : !. r i!;l:r.
d ?v :i f. ? Ar! mdr. rvsuiies
be rossi e*i Unull In <? :e nnbi
.itr'it ??f fifteen IfaaUm, co.o.ing a dis
eif ovit :i.e ext mlle* at the rate
of faur t.liles a minute.
CsaaslswsSat
"Hore ls un artie le on How BS Live
a Hundred Yc.i"s.' "
"Teal, and UM whole subject can bs
etinde'.ive.l Into twa weirds."
"WI:, t Blt the., r
"'Dont .'.ic" - Cleveland Patin
I Haler.
Tv. o Failures.
"I mnrrlr i for beauty nlonr " sall n
presumably happy l?cn**e!i< t |*n SM <>id
rhum "'Arel J et you rsSBlad me of a
Mind of mine w!>? ma: vied feir i:io:i
?y." was tbe rejoinder. "How's that'.'"
Tie didn't get lt." said tho chum sar?
castically.
8arcaatic.
His Wife-Yon have bSOB dr{nkl:i?{
igain. Haven't ye>u. now? lier IIus
isjfljl M'elenr. I cannot tell a lie ?
Ills Wife?You taut! Then you nre
rnrthor BBSJt than I thcuj.it! "!us
Lrstod Bits.
A pessimist ls n mnn who won't rske
he ono romniulng neat lu the car for j
?sar a woman will get on at ibu neil I
?orner.--I>Bilas Newa. ?
rvr. jackson.
. M. f.. < anup loft Tuesday for
? Ipbli a mi .lame-town.
Mfller is <n Baltimore
' ." I ds.
I '' i ttv, of Roanoke .s
| .na Jones.
Mrs. Y. J bM '''turned firm a
eek's vi**it |0 TsiiaSSaOBU.
Mr. and Mr.*,. Jacob Stirewaltof Mt.
i*:? w f??r tl, Va., are- -.pending sometime
itb the family en' Mr. I*. M. S. Bird.
Mtss Ung fis Miller, of Washington,
i visiting Miss Sue Burkett.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion F.verly spent
?unelay in Strasburg visiting the
oriucr'-i sister.
Mr. and Mrs Morris Brashears are
pending several weeks with Mr. Jno.
j. Wissler.
Mr. Adrian Wyncoop who has been
risiting lin Parmelia Jordan, re
urned home this evening.
Miss Clara Hammond left Sunday
(yening for a week's visit to the Ex?
position.
Mrs. Agnes Hough and son Louis
?re guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. S.
'enabaclfer.
Mr. Preston Hite left Friday for a
veek's visit to |the Jamestown Ex?
position.
Miss Ida Furry is spending this
veek in Tenn's Brook, as the guest of
Miss Hilda Snarr.
Mr. Eugene Stoneburner spent.Sun
lay with his family.
IliSBSS Liisis Bird and Beulah
Newman attended the Koemtz-Brown
ing reception in WooatstOSat
Mr. S. E. Moejre is remodeling the
postollice building.
Mrs. Wm. 1'ence, of Timberville is
visiting lier brother, Mr. H. S. Wun
der.
The Misses lanker, of Washlngtoc
who have been visiting Miss Edns
Rinker, have gone to Woodstock foi
a few days.
Very Nicely D;ne.
Gallant Man (aside) At last I have
he-r all t<? mysell Som 1 can te-ll ber
bow I love her and ask b'*r to *x* mine,
How shall I do it. 1 wonder?
Gentle Maid (behind ber faur?lt i?
surely <?? I am so nervous and
frightened. I know he* li going to l*
terribly dramatic. 1 do hope I shani
haw- to help bim up off his I
G Inesf w!;y doesn't bs say some
! rjst bleak this horrible si
lenee. (Aloud, rexAtessly) Have you
D -it-road?
Gallant Man (KmillnglyV-No. I'm
saving lt for a wedding nair.
Gentle Maid (domur.'ly>?Why, how
funny; so stn I.
Gallant Man (meaningly*)?Then why
shouldn't wo take lt t*>gether?
Gentle Maid (Innocently)?Possibly
your wife snd my husband might ob
Je-et to going in siie-h a crowd.
Gallant Man (brllliantly)-The crowd
wouldn't bs objectionably large If your
husband and my wife were husband
and wife-.
(Further conversation was disjointed
and indistinct) Pesrsoti's Weekly.
*
Where Animala Beat Men.
??Nature faking aside." ssld the zoo
?r. "mice won't eat oleo. It is n
fact. Lay a pat of oleo and a pat of
butter side by side and in the morning
the Nutter will Ik? gomm, but the oleo
v. ill remain untouched
"Oh, yes. some animals are Incredi?
bly nice shoat their food Thc otter.
when living wild, will only eat ons
piece, one mouthful out of each Ssh
he catches. Re Brill land ? beautiful
trout, but only ons bits of lt from the
back. Just behlnel the neck, ls
enough for him. The* rest he t
BSldo. This epicure often kills a dozen
Ono, big drool to make one mes*.
"Chimpanzees have very delicate
tastes. A lamina or a pineapple that
to you sf(-:;is delicious to a chimpsn
I e ra Iting. His taste is
er. Grapes grown hi h itbousss
where sulphur fi*::c-. are used as an
biBectlcid* rall right to ? man. but
a chimpanzee will have none* of them.
"Tbe ichneumon 101 Ile can
tell | frosh from a stale one simply
by t.tpi Ing tho shell/*- i^-s Angeles
Tim.*..
"Copy Racdng" Howella.
The London Athenoum mys of tbs
following Howells paragraph that lt is
the' best sentence psrhsns io any re
cenl Engllsfa t????k. Dsoeribing ? eer
tBln ancient sdllVeB- Mr. Howells write's
and the AtbeoeUOI <J11 OtOS:
"What, in the heart eif all this blos?
soming, was the gloat cathedral it
s.*lf wht n wo came In tight of it but
a vast emofoscones of the* sgs of
faith, mystically beautiful In form snd
gray a< - rms pale exhalation from
the mold "i t:,,- evef cloistered, the
deeply rel tod ps t."
Very Soe. all must admit. But
WOU!dn*t tl: it paragraph have DOSI
Dost nnd drink b> th? man orbs
to mark np Mr. Howells' newspaper
B i y bock at Buoyrus. O. If Howells
tbs roporter bad written that for the
Bm-ynis Blade hs w Bil 1 barf found
lt in the pape>r next day Bbottl like
this:
"Tlie cathedral, with flowers all
nround it. looks fine. It is 4e>0 yenr**
ild and nerds punt."?Calveston NeWS.
ThouesM f.'ir.: F~r.3.eh.
follow!::,-! rrjit.slns birth notlcf
ir-'i in the hresdeo Anselger:
**T ocr ".e'n beitrty boys there cam.
today, in God'i early mornfns not th*
little dring'* er. but h
asst! n. a pair nf fae ho; **. YV<
Fudge by Ibis elementsry prent tba*
these strenuous times demand mein
men than bl ?.*?????? is of tito gentler sex
ind console ? ar sive* vrlfh fboujrbt.
it our fothers ? ? wblr!i we rall:
'TT-rr.V ' Karrah! **?S I IIB '.Inc.
'ir..i stn nd ;e:..l :ruc tho watch on th.
"Zo '] C .i' friends mid a**qun!nt
.:!?? i:d to WbOffl else tlie J lyon
lclfti**-"-? BJ :y I e' Of hi tc vost we ^! e till
: >?'< t- t of If-c kind-Cd mir*
;;- *- ??? '
JUST
ONE
WORD that.wordU
Tuttis,
lt rsf srs to Dr. Tu tt * s Llvsr Pills snd
MEANS HEALTH.
Are you conatlpatad?
Troubled with IndlfsstissT
Sick headache?
Vlrtlge,?
Bilious?
lasomnia?
?NY of thcae ay m pt om a snd masy ethan
adlcate Inaction of the LIVER.
Tou CTeo<l
TutfsPills
Take No Substitute.
Ths Black Hole of Cslcutta.
A a a in-*, wiitlosj of tho block bolo
of Calcutta and lt phoi . iya:
"*?.. tbs KKtl of Jr.ne. IT.".-'.. BbOUt 8
o'clock in the evening. 110 men waft
forced at tbs point <>f the ? 111 in
to a dungeon eighteen fe>et squsro.
Tbs] had boon bot I tow minutss con
tined In thi.* infernal prison bofots
every one fell Into a perspiration so
pre>fuso thut no i?leia can l?e formed of
lt. This brought on I raging thirst
the most di;ii<\i!t respiration and sa
outrageous OoUlium, Such was the
aorror of tbe-ir slluation that every in
suit that could bs aerated sgalnsl tba
;.uard without and all the* opofobaioua
nsmos the vle'eroy and his ofBcon
could i*e ioad?'*l with were repeated tr
provoke* the guard to lire* upon thom
SSd terminate' their BafforingS. Before
ll o'clexk tbs same SVSaftaf onc-thirti
of the men WSSB QBBdJ, and before- tJ
next morning only twvnty-threo CSJB*
out alive, but most of them In a high
putrid fever. All ttaOSS dn-adful effect**.
were OCfBSiOlaSil by the want of atnie**.
phertc air and by their breathing B su
perabsndant quantity of nitrogen emit
led from their lungs."
A Bargain.
Mr. Mason rubbed the? edges of the
umbrella with rUscriminsting fingers
while bis wile listeneel to the saleswo?
man's enumeration of Its good points.
"This ls flO, isn't it?" BS BSksd.
"<>h, no." replied the Mlsswossaa re
proachfnlly. "it is faUsV*
"She seems to rogSfd tho ll cents as
parti-u' rly invidious. I wonder why?"
wblsperv I Mr. Mason to his wife.
"Not at all." saiel Mrs. Mason, with
mild boat; "nothing Invidious' about
lt Only rory naturally It touched tbe
ul ri not to luive you porcoiVS that you
arsregetting a bargain."?Youth's Com?
panion.
Cautious.
A flve-year-e?|,1 girl WBS very 111. and.
nothing tho anxiety of her parent, sh*
-aid. "Mamma, do yeal think I'm goin^
o die?"
"N >. my dear*" n plh'el tbe mother
?we think you win soon bo better.*1
"\Ve*i!." si'.l.l tlie li' "Td Ukt
to die and ?? i t?i he?nve?ii on fl visit If
mre ! ?? mle! c >me? hock If 1 dldu':
e ICSgO NeWS.
oAraroniA.
Beantha ^.IrslrssYoi Ha* I.VWJS B0ii?fv
aBjJBSBl
BB tha ^i ??" r*':-u >'?*> n-"c mnnp
Apple Barrels.
I am prepared to furnish apple bar
reis in any quantity.
J. EL GKABirx.
Woodstock, Va
MARKETS.
Woodstock, Va., Sept. fla, 1907.
Wheat.?
Oats.
Corn.
r* itatoos.
Sweet F'otatoes.
Chickens old.
" spring .
Egirs.
Butter.
Hacon, Side and Shoulder .11 &
M Hams.
Lard.
Onions.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
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Pales days for Live stock arc as follow*:
i*<>nda ya-Sheep, Hogs and Cattle,
Tuesdays?tattle.
[AU Live Stock sold im>?.s wright.]
Baltimobb, Bep 21.
Hogs?Receipts for the we"k a*aded at mnr
today vere S.</>8 h**ad, against -.4 .1 hoed las*
week.Fair rojpply today anel mexlcratedt-ni.. :i I
<Juote: Westerns, 7.15 to 7 55 ; others, J
juaae roughs, ts <? to 6.00.
Sheep and Lambs?Keceipts for the week
ended at nion to today were I^Sl head,
against 16.574 head Int week. Light sui pl>
and fair demand. Quote- Sheep, |*J..c<
to 6.25: Larat*s. $5 00 to 7 80.
Calves? Receipts for'the w?ek en Jed at
noon today were head,/ai against 4*5 head
last week. Fair supply today and market
firm. Oasts*1 Common to beat, f3 50 to Soo.
Baltimore. Sep. 14.
Cattle?Receipta for the week ended al
noon voday were 6,5*4 head, against 5. j i
laat week; 165 car loads on the market, ejuote
Steers, rood to choice butchers, $5.35 to $6 15
others, #3.50 to*4 25; Cows, f *? ooto f 4 25; Bulli
$2.75 to f4.oo;Heiters,f 3.25 to I j oe; fresh Cows
Iso to $55 per head.
CASTORIA
For Infant, and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
TRUSTEb'S SALE
OF VALUAIILK KKK'K COMPANY
Portable Engine & Saw lill
Pursuant to De-eel of Trust execute*)
hy T. A. Lewis bearing date June 7
1000, to W. H. Scott, Trustee, being rc
quired by notice so to do, default hav
inn been made in the payment of thc
flr-t installment secured hy said Deni i \
Trust, the undersigned K. S. Tavenner
^nhstituteel Triis'ee for sud Seoit, up
peunted by the Circuit Court ofShenan
doan County, Virginia, at its May term
1907, will on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 1907,
in front of tho Court House m Wexxl
tock, Vrrginia. Off--r at pub ic sale to
the highest bidder for ca?h, the follow?
ing described personal property:
1-t That very valuab'e and nearlv
now Frick Company, 10x12 Por'ah'e
Engiuc. on whenls comphteXo. 11627.
2nd. Also that ceruin Frick Co . N".
I Saw Mil, complete with caw aol all
fixture belonelng to No. 8?x i
Tbe nb ire descrlhei property is l i
gocd condition Tbe SftftM can be seen
?ipe-n the fol mon l>*Ld- near he Caro
line Furnace church, the Saw Mill upon
the B E Compton land, rvith on Lura*,
road about 7 miles?sst? f Edir burg, Va
where prop+ctlve puichiarra are ee>r
dhlly requited to examine'he same
To s r fy 'wo notes of T. A. Lew if,
xecu i d o Frick Cn., sud c?>6t of ss e,
se*ursd bv aatd de*'d of trust recorded n
In the Clerk's *ffl;e *ftbe C>unty el
.Shenandoah, the tao notes be-iring da e
May 18, 1906. payable Dec. 18,1906, ai d
Dec 18, 19*>7 reapectiTelv lu ths sura < i
*)3*)0 0ueacb, with interest from dat*,
nd the costa of sale.
Ss'c to beajn at 10 o'clock.
F. 8. 1AVENNER,
Sept 27?td. Suhstit t I Tru-t .
Valuable Farm
For Sale.
A gexxl Kiver Farra of <?.> acres
sf land, 13 of which is tine river
bottom, gocel dwelling: of 7
rooms, good bank barn and all
)ther necessary out buildings.
\yi miles of Woodstock.
Apply to
J. N. DAVIS & CO.
Kcal Kittste A*renU,
Woodstock, Vet*
i
Announcements.
?' CAI
<v\":w/r:i's at:
lo the Voterf of 8hem.ndr.Hh Cou.
I hereby reapf ctfully aoltcit yoar si
for the office of CommoiewealtVs Atto/ney
lor this monty .-it i), on to te held In
ber nfxe.
If lt **h<...t! .1 k- jont plaaamre to si :<t bm tc
thia "office, it is my intention to re
Woodstock ls that f may be the Utter en
abled to serve the people, and I promise tc
git* my entire, per?emal attention to the dla
? ?hir^eof the- duties of the office and my
' isl ? rTorts toa.-cure a fairand impartial cn
forcoment ot tho law,
Very re*;;
. HUS
ill H.
WILLIAMSON.
FOR SH Kit! FF.
To tho fotBra of shenandoah County:
1 horebv announce myself ns a candidate
for Sheriff of She-nandoah County, subject to
th<> Democratic Primaries. If elected 1
promise tne faithful and impartial discharge
of thc duties of said office. Vour support will
be appreciated. Respectfully,
JOHN E. ROGERS.
Strasburg. Va. March -15th, 1907.
To the Voter? of Shenandoah Countv, Vi.
I hereby anneunce mvi*elfa candidate for
re-election to the office of Sherff of your
County.
Appreciating your kindness in the past, and
promising, if elected, a courteous and taitlifu!
discharge, of the duties of ihe oflice. I t ?
fully submit the matter for your approval at
the pollafNoer. 5th, 1907.
^ep.6-tcfpd. DANIEL SPIKER.
FOR STATE SENATE.
To the Votera of the Tenth Senatorial Dis?
trict:
Subject to the action of the f emocralic
primaries hereatter to bo held, I hereby an?
nounce myself a candidate for State Senator
for the Senatorial district c<miK,sed of rhe
Counties ot Shenandoah and Frederick sad
City of Winchester.
Cnder tne rule of rotation, which bastien
alternately invoked by the upper and
ounties of this Dtstaict and has heretofore
prevailed, I take it for granted that it wil' be
the judgment of the ; .lie District that
?nination for the next term of this
effie-* should in fairness go to some candidate
residing in the lower section of the district
Should it be the pleasure of the voters of thiv
Senatorial District to entrust me with the
discharge of the duties of thia office I will ear?
nestly endeavor to serve then with diligence
and ndelitv: and to the best of my ability,
.?nd with impartial regard to r the interests of
both counties.
ROBT. M, WARD,
Winchester, Va., March 7 1907,
FOR TREASURER.
To th< , County:
Three months atfo I announced that f l
be a candididate for County Treasurer, and
later, I submitted mjr Ban iieruoeratic
Committee oi Shenandoah County as ?
date for the nomination on th?- Democratic
ticket, and waa favored by r.ot having any
opposition in my own party. I now Sea you
me your loyal SUI 11 Novem?
ber election, ami if elected 1 promise :?
say undivided attention to tue]
office and that the office wil! '
under my previous administration, In I
terestsot ?ne people of Shenandoah County
and not as a :*i?\in-. of private
^ain *?nd advancement. Thanking the
friends I have in the democratic par*\
my Republican friends as well, for the cori
? fence which they hove reposed in me in the
? ?est, and promiiing that :n case of n. .
?ienthey will not regret having voted tor m< .
I remain, Very respectfully
'.. W, KOONTZ.
To the Voters of Shenandoah County
I very n f announce myself as 1
?indidate for r* ???..?:??? tl m to the office of Cou nt j
Treasurer.
If I ara elected I shall endeavor to conduct
IM office in a Lus;r*es8 like fanner In the
?ttnre, aa I have in the paat. and will i>romi>>;.
".ted.
I wi*
sh to thank my nwnv friends forth*
confidence | in me in the
^ast, and bo]
riane me in the arm.
Your: very respectful]
J.C. HUTCHESON.
FOR THE BOUSE OF DELEGATES.
To the I I sty*
Having l>c<-!! |
Wepublican County I
?
the H D
lie it the
I desire also f
past con ? . port given me and promise If
the countv
and ^tate faithfully, and to I I of my
' v, I am most reapectfn
Ul RDER U. BOWMAN.
Edinburg, Va.. Aug. ;;:h, 1907.
To th* tf Shenandoah county:
Having 1 ?.? n declared the nominee, without
contest. Djr|the Democratic *'ommi*tee, lac
eept the n .ruination, and am a candidate for
tbe!Hoass ol Delegates to the General As?
sembly of Virginia from Shenandoah county.
The support or every voter is desi ied anil s.
'.'.cited. If elected, I will serve the people as
,n my power, striving for salutary and
rc laws, for good government, and ma?
terial progress and advancement.
CO. MILLER.
N? w J/arket. Va., Sept. fi, 1907.
FOR SF! EKVISOR.
To the Voterr ? I M District:
Upon the solicitation ot many friends I
hereby announce myself a candidate for Su;>ei
4 your district at the coming November
election.
I favor improvement of Pu'.dic Schools and
School Houses, and the metalling of roa's hs
far as mav be practicable and promise. *.houlil
I be elected, an active and impartial dis?
charge of the duties of the office.
J.F. WISMAN.
To the Voters of stonewall Magisterial
District of Shenandoah County 1
At the request of frietids, I hereby respect?
fully announce myself a candidate for Super?
visor ut said district, at the ensuing election.
Promising, if elected, a taithful and impartial
discharge of the duties of the office, and
awaiting the expression of the will of the ma?
jority, I am.
Obediently yours,
E. HAIN.
To The Voters of Johnston District:
At the solletation of many of my fellow
citizens, I hereby announce myself a candi?
date for Supervisoi of Johnston District If I
am honored with si* G ;<*n 1 promise a faithful
di*.charge cf the duties of the offi.e to tbe best
of my ability. Vuursupport at the polls on
ah,'
1, '07 will be appn cUted.
\ ery Hespeci fully,
MILTON H. BARER.
To the Voters of Johnston District
I hereby announce myself as a can
tlidate for Commissioner of Hoads of
said district. Vour support will be
appreciated. Yours respectfully,
W. M.HotVel.
FOR COMMISSIONES OF BOADS.
To the Voters of Stonewall District
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Commissioner ot Roads of Roads of Stone?
wall District, and most respectfully solicit
your support at the po'ls iq November next
If elected, I promiae the performance of the
duties of the' position to the b?st e f my ability.
Very respectfully, -*
D. H. BENCHOFF.
FOR CONSTABLE.
To The Voters of Stonewall District.
I hereby announce myself a C nd ida* ?
Constable of stonewall oistrict. Vour support
at Ihe poles on November the 5th will be ap?
preciated. If. C. COFFMAN.
A word to lovers of
PERFUHE
usc
Wm. H. Brown & Bro's,
new odor
POCAHONTAS.
It pleases the most fastidious.
Buy it now.
For Sale by
SCHMITT'S DRUG STORK,
Wo<u>M'hK, Va.
May 3- 9m.
Farm for Sale.
A *ood limestone farm good Knildinsrs.
w.*ll watered,gaod tinier, electric lights Ac.
It nearttalaw (rum tea an iet?ac*ree,
About one and a naif ir ilea *,rom Woodstock
Terras One-half cash, rest to suit purchaser.
Aug. i3-*tuo. 1). B, COFF.
IOB CRBAin
The Excelsior Creamery, Wooel
>tock, Va , is better prepareti to
urnish ICE CREAM on short
lotice and reasonable prices, to
rard parties, festivals, pic-nics,
rtCai than any establishment in
he Valley. All Ice Cream and
ces guaranteed pure.
Leave your orders at Walton
fc Smoot's Drug Store or address,
A. W. Nicodkmus a So NS,
~5-fcmo. Woodstock, Va.J
Mid-Summer
tmmi sale
Spring S SurY^rrysr
SUITS
SUMMER OXFORDS,
THAT MUST INTEREST YOU.
All of our Fancy and Mixed
Suits, both in Double and
Single Breasted are to
be sold at a
SACRIPICB
from Monday the 8th
(court day)
LOO and S1S.50 SUITS at $H?.50
.00 and 16.00 " M 15.00
15.00 and 13.50 M M 12.75
12.00 and 10.00 M M ?MR)
Sizes to fit the tall, the short, the fat, the lean.
Come in before they are picked over.
HORSEY & ATWELL,
Clothing^ Hats, Furnishings.
Lots For Sale.
3 fine li acre building lots, on Lee street, "Bauserman
addition,'1 and adjoining the property of Mr. Jas. H. Rod
effer. These lots will be sold cheap, if sold at once.
<M3-4t. Apply to F. H. BRUMBACK, Atty.
New Fall Clothing.
Thc Hand of Fair and Square Treatment is outstretch?
ed tu meet your grasp. Unusual advantages are offered in
High Grade Clothing,
so take hold. Two reasons why you should buy our gar
ments.
FIRST?Because vou may be sure of iine-**t quality of
of material and workmanship.
SECOND?Because our prices represent the bigge>t
va-'.-.e in Clothing.
For men who have worn our garments heretofore, reason
No. 1 is sufficient, but those who have yet to learn of the
many advantages in dealing with us, we consider our
low prices a big inducement. Come let us convince you.
"^WEDDING SUITS A SPECIALTY.<^~
B. SUTHERLAND,
OPP SCHMITT'S DRUG STORR, WOOMTOl K.
Sept. 27?
The Dunsmore Business College
And Institute of Shorthand and Typewriting,
STAUNTON, VA.,
Begins its 36th session TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER .Vd. PK):.
THE DUNSMORK has been educating and preparing young men ar d
women for the practical, profitable and responsible duties of life for thin; -
five years, and its success in this, has been wonderful, as thousands of nt
graduates will attest. The success with which its graduates have in securing
and holding profitable employment to the satisfaction cf their employers is
the drawing card of the Institution
So great has been the demand for DUNSMORK graduates by Mine and
Lumber operators since the introduction, as a specialty, two years ago, ni
Mine and Lumber Bookkeeping, Pay-rolls, etc , tnnt applications for book?
keepers and stenographers were registered two and three months in advance
if graduation.
Young men and women, if you wish to better your financial conditi* n
in life, and make yourselves independent and self-snpportir.e. t*e-nd at one
for the catalogue, circulars, testimonials, etc , of a schell that will give >< u
reliable information as to how you can accomplish this important eibjevt.
We will send, also, a list of names of our >ourg people, with their addre***.
rho have secured good positions within Ure last twelve months
July lt*?3 mo. J. Ga DUNSMORK, President
THE WRENN
Lumber Mfg. Co.,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
For work in Woodstock and vicinity see
W. G.* Murdock.'
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