Shenandoah herald. [volume], June 05, 1908, Image 4

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A. Is. s ts tbe first lo Attempt a ma]
on scientific principle
nat bj the Greeks ami Koiy.r.n.s wen
fairly accurate, so far as they went
but those in use during the middle
acres were alarmingly Inaccurate, lt
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tbs middle *?f the last century, that it
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reliable map of the world* and even
yet the best map is subject t<> i
changes.?New V ak American.
He Oaw.
"Fer 2 ? ? sid the boy with th?*
dirty face. Td :. ye down!"
"Here's ?!?? L' r.*::rs." said the hoy
?with racrcr^l trousers, tossing the coins
nt his feet sad squaring off belliger
ently. MNow come on an* try lt. dum
JET*
"Wot's '? rejoined the other
. picking them up and backing
away. "Ain't no seise in knuckin' 1
faller down w'en ye kin git de mun
oufn Mm widont dota' it -Chi?
cago Tribui:
Lcokmn, Fer Light,
"P > you think BHffglns would make
a g.M>d husband'" nsked the conscion
- youth.
?'Why do you ask?" inquired the girl
lr; luipi
"Because if yon think such a fool as
Bllfgin* could I it 1 have a
mind to take a chance myself."?
Washington Star.
Insomnia.
luting 1 .'p, as
I told you?"
"Yes. doc. But then I got to firring
What I could get for 'em by the pound
rt present prices, and after that I just
rouldn*! go to Bleep."?Kansas CU]
Journal.
His Le-'d.
Hawkins-Qow'i il i peck getting'on
since his marriage? He used to vow
that no woman could ever get ahead of
him. Ilagg- Oh. be*s still leading, 1
suppose, but shi's N-hind?holding tlie
reins.-London Tit-Bits.
A Twisted Answer.
"Don't you ever pet homesick, cap
tain?" asked tbe passenger on the
ocean liner.
"No; Tin never home long enough,"
replied the captain.?Phlhdelphia I
You people who quarrel easily, re
uirujus-i mm ut> <i w.ii ? vi ts un v?s-i icm
ly made up.?Atchlson Globe,
O'ten the Cese.
"A man should th!-:'; t .Ice before
he speaks."
"Aud a woman three times before
she sings.*'?Harper's Weekly.
Iron Eaters.
"The first time I ever swallowed a
tack," said a carpet layer, "I Jumped
to my feet and tremulously asked the
way to the hosp;ral.
?"What's the matter?" uiy mate, an
old haial. af
?"I've swallowed a tack,' said 1.
?flood gracious, what will t>ecome of
me?*
"The c. D thc car
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cur?
so daily It's u thing taut causes no
Jucouvealtiice. If lt (lid. Id know it.
I bet I've sd a hundredweight
of tacks In my life.'
"And rtS sure." the can>et Sayer con
eluded, "my mate was telling Un?
truth, for since then I've swallowed
half a hundredweight myself." Ile
gulped. "Hang lt." he said; "there
fQEE ene noarf- Mew York Tresa. J(
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No Need ot Suffering trom Rheumt
?is-m.
th
sn al
reltaved, aud io
cure effected by applying chamber?
lain's 1'ui.i Balm. The relief from
pain which it affoids is alone woith
many times iti cost, it makes sleep
and rest possible. Even in cases of
rog standing this liniment should be
used od account of its relief which it
alfords. 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale
by Walton %v Smoot.
Tbs shipping ol the big green pen
crop on the llappahannock "iver is
now at its height. Extra steamers
bees put on to move the crops
and n.ar.N of them are loaded to their
full capacity lor;*,4- r>efore they reach
the mouth of the river. The crop is a
full one tins year, and planters are
Laving satisfactory results.
A (i'and Family Hedicine.
"it gives me pies sure tc speak a
good word for Electric 1 Jitters" writes
Mr. Frank Conlan of No. 196 Hous?
ton St., New York. "It's a grand
family medicines for dyspepsia and
liver complications: while for lame
back and weak kidneys it cannot be
too highly recommended," Electric
Hitters regulate the digestive functions
purify the blood, and inpart renewed
elgor and vitality to the weak and
debilitated of both sexes. Sold under
sruar-antee at Walton & Smoot's drug
store. 50e.
The "old poplar tree on top of the
mountain above Paris has at last suc
sumbed to the ravages of time and
fir?* and now lies prostrate on the
earth. This old landmark maiktd
the spot where the counties of Clark,
Loudoun and Fauquier corner, with
Warren but a short distance away.
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs.
"Several years since my lunts ware
so badly affected that I had many
hemorrhages, writes A M. Ake, of
?:. Ind. "I took treatment with
several physicians without any benefit.
I then started to take Foley's Honey
and Tar, and my lungs are now as
sound as a bullet. I recommend it in
advanced stages of lung touble."
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the
coach and heals the lungs, and pre?
vents serious results from a cold.
Refuse substitutes. Walton A Smoot.
The Staunton Dispatch nominates
'ormer Governor J. Hoge Tyler for
vice-president on the Bryan ticket,
Harrisonburg News.
Every w<>man desires a good com
plexion, but oft-times either ruins UM
one she lias or fails to gain one bj
the ps int and powder methods she
employs. A good complexion is frorr
within aod can't be painted or powder?
ed on. Two things are necessary in
order to be the possessor of a good
complexion. A healthy action of the
liver and good rich blood. Uydale's
Liter Tablets taken occasionally and
followed for a week or ten days by
Rvdaie' Tonic and plenty of fresh air
.?ind out of doors exercise will beat all
the paint and ponder in the world.
Try it just once and 8ee. Walton A
Smoot.
J. T. Deal has purchased the Vir?
ginia State Building at the Jamestown
Exposition for $13,000, including land
building. This is the highest
price paid for any of the State build?
ings. Bevan of the State structures
;in to be sold.
ll
an hor.
-ecasarY, has much for which i e
should be thankful. Mr- L. C, Bod*
rpr?, of Branchton, Pa., writes that
ie was not only unable to work, hut
,e couldn't stoop over to tl* his own
ihoes. Six bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cur? made a new man of him. lie
lays, "Success to Foley's Kidney j
Cur*." Walton A SmooL j
DEMOCRAT FOR CAMNBT.
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the ( J ; ?
peeted . on h i j
to Infon
lion received by prom!
w here. Genera! Wright it
it, and is yen b
I President Root For
% be was (Jove: I
Philippines, ar.d for the
snd I half succeeding was Ambassa?
dor to .Tspan. Tf he is given the War
. it will be mainly because of
h s intimate knowledge of conditions
ii the Orient, on which the Presidei t
a d Secretary Root are keeping a very
B va tel..
i Wright was In YA SshlngtOU
. and saw the President sev?
eral titness if he goes into the Cabinet
dent no doubt, counts on his
?Intment having a good effect from
the republican standpoint on polities
ia the border States of Ihe South, and
i p dally in 'I'^r- shore th
dltlon ol 4! 0 -atic party is not
as harmonious as it ought to he.
Probably the President has some hope
that, by making a Tennessee democrat
a member of his Administration, that
State may be SWUOg into line for the
republican ticket this fall.
Badly Sprained Ankle Cured.
Throe years ago our daughter
i her ankle and had been suf
f -ring terribly for twodsyj and nights|
?had not slept a minute. Mr. Stal
i, of Butler, Tenn., told us ot
berlain'i Pain Balm. Wo went
to the " ?? : and got a bottle
of it snd bathed lier ante! > two or three
and -iie went H od had I
night's rest. The next morning
she was rruch better and in s short
time could waik around and bad no
more trouble with ber ankle.?E M.
BRUNT, Hampton. Tenn. Vt ar.d 50
ce>nt sizes for sale by Watton A Smoot.
Tbe Richmond Howitsera, one of
the famous Virginia military organ
x. will make a practice march
igh the Valley next month.
imd June l.'i. the com
md will follow the line of the
Chesapeake ced ohio Railroad to
md thence down the Val
y, crossing thc nntain through
thc ' srk< t gap, on to F:
turning] oms
route Io
closely to
the e of l ireh which Stonewsl]
sd his famous "foot caval?
ry' covered during the Civil War.
Thinks It Saved his Life.
Lester M. >elson, or maples, blaine,
?syi in a recent letter: "I have used
Dr. King's New Discovery many
years, for coughs antf colds, and I
think it saved my life. I have found
it a reliable remedy for throat and
lung complaints, and would no more
be without a bottle than I would
be without food." For nearly forty
years New Discovery has stood at the
head of throct and lung remedies. As
a preventive of pneumonia, and healer
of weak lungs it has no equal Sold
under guarantee at Walton ?fc Smoot's
drug store. "iOc. aud $1.00. Trial
bottle free.
Capt. Morgan, Sup't of the Va.
p toitentJary, who has been visiting a
number of convict camps, engaged in
road building in various parts of the
State, says the men are generally in
good health, much better than when
in close confinement and are doing
good work.
Born in lows.
Our family were all born and raised
iq Iowa, and have used Chamber?
lain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrohoca
Remedy (made at Des Moinse) foi
yetrs. We know how good it is from
long experience in the use of it. In
fact, when in El Paso, Texas, the
writer'3 life was saved by the prompt
use of this remedy. We are now en?
gaged in the mercantile business st
Narcossee, Fla., and have introduced
the remedy here. It has proven very
successful and is constantly growing
io *avor.? ENNIS Bkos. This remedy
is for sale by Walton & Smoot.
Judge W. G. Loving, former man
ager of Oakridge, Thomas F. Ryan's
.Nelson county estate, left here for
Tallahassee, Fla., where he will be?
come assistant counsel for the Sea?
board Air Line. He will begin Ids
professional work at once, but his
family will not join for several months.
Will Cure Consumption
A. Aa Berren, Finch, Ark , writes:
"Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs, colds and
lung trouble. 1 know that it has cured
consumption in the first stages." You
never heard of any one usinir Foley's
Honey and Tar and not being satis?
fied, Walton tv Smoot.
An epidemic of typhoid fever, in
Rockwell City, Iowa, which had its
J On^OI OJ ms' is'ou wwnru nat ca .uc?uvi
dist Church social, resulted in its fifth
fatality. Thirty more members of
the church, including the pastor, Rev.
M. B Ready, are now seriously ill
with a chance that several more will
die.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is
the one that children like so well to
take as it tastes nearly as good as
maple sugar. It acts gently yet freely
on the bowels and thereby it drives
the sold out of the system. It is so'd
by Walton & ktaoot.
A negro hoy by the name of L*?e
Strother is to be hanged at Madison
court house on Friday, June 2?>th?the
second hanlin in that county within
a year.
When you need Vt take something
take it promptly for the stomsch but
take sotasfhlhg you know is relisble?
bing like Kodol For Dyspep-sis
and Indigestion. Kodol Is plesssnt
to give relief. It is eold by Walton
joot.
The reunion of the United Confed?
erate Veterans will be held at Birm?
ingham June II to ll.
immHOf^^TAR
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g-'igj.'.uapia.gs
That is another of their good features, an important one, as hun?
dreds of fires occur annually from sparks settling on the roof.
Better put them on thc roof now than wish you had later.
* They're cheap enough. Last a life-time. Never need repairs,
and they turn thc appearance of any house into a home.
Come in and see th^m.
J. R. BAUSERMAN. Ag-. t Wee . Va.
Our Gran* n i '.hers used t<"> get a lot
o'old nails, place them ina vessel
0 nt dnlng vinegar and allow them to
kl acid in the
ar produced au iron solution.
Thi9 eonootion wai then taken by
nearly every member of the family
during the Spring and Fall aud it
rarely ever failed to itienthso and
b neflt thc person taking it. The old
I was good but there is a new way
that is far better. Science has dla*
Bred a we*j to manufacture Iron so
that it can be dissolved in syrups and
elixirs and given in definite doses.
( toe ol the beat and surest ways to
take Iron is In RjdaJe'l Tonic. This
remedy is a combination of Iron,
Quinine and Strychir.e in an Orange
Elixir and OOmbined with other ingre?
dients that make il very valuable a.-. a
blood and nerve tonic. It is without
en *-<Ai>al for old people needing a
:u!ant and for weak and puny
children and a sure cure for chilli and
milaria. Walton k Smoot.
The Southern Railway depot at
Dry Fork wai destroyed bj fire last
Tuesday night, the loss being between
WaOOO at 16,000.
Dewitt's Kidney and Bladder Fills
? and thorough and will in
a very short time itreogthen the weak?
ened kidneys. Sold by Walton A
Smoot.
The comorstone of the llanelly Li?
brary was laid In Winchester last
k, by the Masons.
Kodol is the best known prepara?
tion that ii to thepeople to
tor dy ape] i ition or any
Bto*rach tn able. Kodol digests all
foods. It : int to take. It is
here by \\ I Smoot.
A Lesson rn Health.
Healthy kit: - .impurities
:':< blood, and unless they do
Kidney Cure make sounu aiuuejs auu
will positively cure all forms of kidney
and bladder disease. It strenthens
the whole fpytsiem. Walton sV Smoot
MmHOiW^TAR
?top* tbe couaH and Heal*lungs
For Sale.
We are i fferiog t?*r s-ile at a bargain
the following Kcal Ratals a('joiutnj;i
Orkney Rpriagi Property:
One gootl dwelling hou'e ol 7 ro- ns
on Main fftt, Hu I roof, parches ai d all
nece's<iry outbuilding well fenced and
KO- d lot and enrden.
OBS good dwelling with f<*nr rooms
and largs coraerlot, with pranks h<mm ,
well bated and g<*<>d well < f wat**r at
the kitchen.
20 acre? 01 fairly Rood Isnd, 4 acres
C'cared, ballance in Brood; tine hmldiac
site which eXtfBtll to pike 1 4 mile fr< ni
Orkney. Tbesboyi propaitiei will bc
sold at a km.own separately or as a
whole. Apply
J N. DAVIS k CO.,
Real Kstate Agents,
Woodstock. Va.
Valuable Farm
For Sale.
A good River Farm of 63 acres
of land, 13 of which is fine river
bottom, tfocd dwelling of 7
rooms, good bank barn and all
other necessary out buildings.
2)z miles of Woodstock.
Apply to
J. X. DAVIS & CO.
Real Kstate Agents,
Woodstock, Va.
TH? VALLDY
tt'i! 4 Loo AssociatioD
WOODSTOCK, VA
OKFIOKR8 :
I. I*. Wirha*, l*res. ann (*en
Yianager.
M. W, Maoiiudsr, V. President.
W. W. Loos*, Secty. and Treaa.
(i II. Hain, A<*t, Sc.
iV. T. Wi ri.i a ms, Any. & Tru<.
Kau W, Lo'.av, )
[ Clerks.
Auiinh Wai.kkk. )
DiKBCrORii :
J. L. Wisman, M. VV. Magruder
V'. W. Kogan, E IT. Wisman.
Vddress W. W. LO,;AN,
Seov. st Tresa.
Wwd.ir.ook. Vs
A Good Small Farm For Sale.
''ont.limn* 71 *cr>m nt lan*l momtlj lime
?tone, ten a>*r<*a of which ll In good original
lmb?r, on which ins pood loir house weather
boarded wkh metal moi and ah other n*oos
ary outbuilding* in fairly food repair. The
>lacc ls woll watered, and ha* plenty of frul*
-situated I 3 4 miles south of St. Luke, Va.
Price 12. VI) H oaab. hallam e to salt pur
.has?r. Apply to J.N. DAVIS A CO.
Woodstock V a.
Kl LL th. COUCH
snd CURE thi LUNGS
WITH
Dr. King's
New Discovery
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SUNDAY, JUNE 14. 19T5
Tn.uss Leave Riverton V v..
Nr.l BOD IU BOUND r
3-46 A.M-For Basie. Buena Vieta, Koa
I ktadford. Btuefle ?
raze wei I, Norton, Pocahonta
Ko. ia Pullman Bleeper Wi-i. i. H 'Va
9-4 1 A. M. For Hash-, Natural Mri.lue. Ko
anoke. Bristol, and Intermediate
on**, Pullman 8*eei r tc
Knoxville, Connects at Koan?k>
with St. lillis Kxpresa. Th.
No. Il Pullman SIcepree to 8t, Boum
and ChlcasM.
727 P'S,- Cafe car to WUIInsseoa, W. Va
For F.lkf< ;i |and all intcrmc;
diate T-oitjta.
No. 2 :ni4or\vn
I.20A-M. For Berry/1 Ii,
< town, Philadelphia, find t>c
n .th. Pullman Bleeper to Phlla
No. 2S delphi*.
8-41 AM. Por llasersloeru and intern
Btalione. Ooo neeta at S
Junction with B. SO
lupton. A lao com t- t ll
with C. V. Railroad for H
No. 14 ard j, ?|Utl north.
7.49 P- M. For ]?? ryvllk*.
and mtennedi in
1 li- liKh S|. pr V *.*, Mai/'Td
tow fi lo Now York.
jnw* Katee, ec tedele*,and av ihfci
nation furnished upon application tt Af
of tue ( o--tp in , or?
Vt. Il BR*i ILL Sf. F. IiKA<i(i
Oen'i P'tas. Atrenr. >. Pa.ss. A*tr,
Roanoke. v*a.
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noon today a ?
last Wi
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others, f4.00 to$s 00; i Bulli
? :ters,a*M 3
$-25 to$' per tv
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today mn re I al Ia?t
week.K
Quote: \t. ] ':.. *
5 90: ron*/!' -. I, .0 1
.hr- ? for the week
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against a>?a head loft I . sui ply
and fiiir Lan.bg, $' <;c
to 7 I i ? 00 t > 4 90.
Calve pta for tbe w$ek cr.!
noon today wen
last wee! ipply market
firm. * ll to 16 50.
HOLLISTT^'3
Rocky fountain T i Nuggets
A B .-?' Medicine for B. / t
Br- Q ' ? '" 'rf,
\ specif . f.-,r . LIVCT
and K Impurt
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EN Mt EfS FO -V PEOPLE
^af-laf^H F^r ? ng3Sti0n.
*.of tho he art. .{fiesta what yon eal
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fJmmmmmm ? wi rn rn rn rn ^-, rn ml rn tm rn/ a, ., .* ? ? .. -. , acsr tja**?i?.af? s *^??*. V?c a.
Looking Into the Future.
is nn unpleasant task for many. They see
hut hardships. Why?
Because they have not the ability NOW *
mand a salary sufficient to permit > . put tin j- rome
thing away for the evening of ? iie.
It is to-day that preparation for iuturc c
ild I
Have y<?u a future? Ha
business world is full of opportunities fur the
lias the propc r tr. lining.
We will pr ie vou.
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SIEMMiM VALLEY BUMS HUSH
J. S.ATKINSON, Wangr.
Harrisonburg, Virginia.
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Tho Kind You Have Always ??&??\?^?aT(> of
in sus, for over 30 rm%?*^j?r hi* per.
(JLxMffiMZk Allow no ono to deeelve yowmt Wa.
AU Counterfeits, Imitations ?nd " J"st'"S;^ho health of
arr ?^*e^t^^
What is CASTORiA
Oaatoria la a Masai institute %?"'>J'"ii'JJ'^
pori,., Drops and Soothing Syrups. It; U i ? tlo
contains neither Opium, Morph ne nor ??" ' ?,
aaaataaea. IU aKo is Ita Biiaraiitee. It ttesir y
and adara rrWaanmaaa, It euros Diarrheaasa**.>>
CoMe, It r,li.v.H Teethtaf Trouble*.cure.Co *' P^J?
and Flatulency, lt aaataaJJatea tho FootI, ^8?hiteo?o
Stomach anrt Bowefa, pivi"-,' healthy and MtunJ sleep.
Tho Children** I*anacea-Tho Mother's i neild.
genuine CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
le Kind Yon Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
T?C CrWTAUH
COMOSNV, rr aavosiAV SJTSlf CT.
NtW YOSS CIT*.
*mW-f^#Wm%* qaaaaaaa,
Woodstock Machine and
Cooperage Factory
Il.ivii based and refitted The Shenandoah
Manufacturering Company's machine shop and cooperage
OW ready to do al kinds of repair work on
nachlnery, Engines, Saw Hills, L;tc.
A t"\: is in charge of the repair shop and
is guaranteed.
paid for stave and heading v.ood of all kinds.
Jas. H. Smoot,
Feb. 7?lyr.
Woodstock, Va,
SCHEDULE BETAKEN AI EXAM I:IA. WASMiVI
Nassas AND HARRISONBURG.
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atop* for trains 49 and 28 alto Boum:.ns for 213 snd 214
All trains arrive at and depart from Penn-i For Map Folders Tftrour* Ticket Rat*
sylvania Railroad Passenger Station, Wash- etc,, apply to nearest Agent or write
ain/ton. D. C., where connection ls made for I
d from .Baltimore, Philadelphia and New I W H. TAYL4)E, CPA
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L. S. Brown, Genl. Agt. p. *T\ M
WASHINGTON, D.C.
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