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SHENANDOAH HERALD
WOOOSTOUK V-A.
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FRIDAY, FErJKUAKY 5, 1909.)
4a I* "d .: the 1'ost Office, at Wocd
i, Va., as tvecond-olass matter.
henaTjJo.h Valley Loan & Truit o.
.^WOODSTOCK, VA.?s*~
' Money loaned at 6 per cent on real citate
or good 30ilat*?ral Security. Saving* de?
posits reef iveJ in tuan of 11.00 or over,
and interest allowed on same.
|W* Foroartiou.are ac dress the Company
it Its home o*<?<?. >?r cal) on J. W. Kberiy,
dtrasburjy: O VS. Wind'e, Bdinburg; F.8.
Peunyi?acker Mt. Jackton: or S. K.
Hoover New Market Va.
GENERAL LOCAL XEW*
New gingham! at Glenn Locke's.
Underwear bari I English's.
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Val mtinesat S i Drug- SI
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hats low prices "Uah**
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Apply U> Di
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>* oil, linseed oil, mat
eil, coal oil, everything in oils
paints. Farrier's t'nion
f ba mri day,
all I . lanelM I fruits, ci
and tofoaceoa. B. 8 Uo.
I ;. timothy, all/ke includi
full > of s il -pring sc
- ile at J. L. Bo] o's.
A large slock of Americas and
? f4d and poultry feaeini
ii and. price right. ( ail to see u?
U floyer ? (Jo.
We pa? al attention to fe
and taking can-of hoiees. Cell
tee us Court Day. Oearj Hotel
ery, John K. Bernis, I'rop.
Syracuse plows and harrow?
kind of plow repairs. Kxaiuir
stock before you buy. Far
Union.
Just in stock a carload <
celebrated Anchor Buggies, a
stock of Lion and Babcock wc
the latest and up-to-date styles.
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PERSONALS.
Dr* A. 1*. Helew, of Fxlinburg was a
visdtor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. J.A.Scoville is quite ill at her
home on North Main street.
Judge F. S. Tavenner was in Park
ersburg, W. Va., this week.
Mr. Geo. Wilkins, of Madison dis?
trict, was in town this week.
Mr. P. S. Magruder spent st veral
layi in Washington this week.
Miss Mhmit. Riley, of Rilleyville
is visiting relatives in this place
Mr. Joseph Gillock. of Richmond is
visiting his cousin Mrs. John Haas.
Mrs. Edward Graham, of Pulaski is
visiting h. r friend Miss Mable Wal?
ton
Mr. and Mr,. 1". s. l\ Rinker, of
Rinkerton visited friends ic town this
week.
Mi-. Claud Albert, of Harrisonburg,
b I ?ther, Mrs. Mary Albert,
this week.
MUm^ Lorei a Davis and Margaret
Martin Vlilted friends in Straiburg,
thi> week.
Rev. William Burner preaobed in
hristianChurch in this place Sun?
day morning.
Mr. A. Sager hus returned to his
'atis. Tenn., after a visit tc
his home- in this county.
Mr. B. K. Sager, of Pittsburg, spe-nt
i dayithii week with hil sister-in
law, Miss Nan G. Fravel.
Mr. Walter Wunder. who i> attend
hool-ih Richmond is spending a
ll his home here.
R : " B. . | Bh, Ol
Mar\ laid are visiting Mrs. Parrish's
- J. A. Scoville*
Mr. John L. Schaefer, of (quicks
is the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Janies Art/, near town.
? Sallie' Wade, of Parkersburg
siting 1 >. Walter Newman ai
.OU,,- on Mul : stVe-et.
Mrs. William Dinges has returnee
p home in Edinburg after a \ isii
iter, M ra. S. ,]. Hoffman.
Mrs. John Livers and little daugh?
ter are visiting Mrs Liver's sister
Mrs i p Baker ia 3agersU>wo.
- L F. FriSto and two children.
ol Parkersburg, W. Va., were th*
her suter, Mri, C. E. Wa!
ton.
re turned to hei
thia 'rom a visit to hei
. Mrs. Barney, tn Fredericks
Mrs. C. E. Walton and little daug*
i ? M rs. Walton's ps
iud Mrs, M. M. Johnson in Pron
is - Nan Irwin and Mar;. !;
have- returned from a visit to thei
... Ki at:rig in Win
ch-'s*. .
Mr. D. IL ^'opj>, who recently
Woodstock has
eba- ? -hail mil
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Messrs. Jo Ki
an, chis
of Mt. -Li
il ? N vaia; . ho is
? at Rando ph Macon Acadcmj
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his - this
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ('bandier am
y of Si \a\ - spent si
si ,,f the we?k with Mi
.1. s. Hashour :. I ily.
Mis. {?'. M. I- and two chi]
drcn ha1. theil
I* Ilk' ? Sb rg tee Mr:
~ C. E. Walton.
Mr. John Hutcheson who is visitir,
i ^ Dtl Rev. and Mis J. !?
linburg viiited Cap
.v. and : the Brit i
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Mr. ami Mrs Chas. Bowen, wi
- near Pugh's Hun. will mo
March lit to '.he farm recently pu
- - -ut. Mrs. Lizzie Spie
ol Mao - -
Mr. L. R. Burner has ace
ion with the Shenandoah Fa
mer's Union. Mr. Burner conduct
.ar\ for srvera 1 yea
- -.veil known in this -? ' "n.
Mr. T. S. Vance, county organia
of the Y. M C. A.. who has hi
North Caroline for tome time. i
turn . this week, ?
Will take up the e-ounty work at
Mr. W. T. Williams Jr . who w
s tate at the- Union TbeologU
nary, Richmond, Va . this ipri
has won the "Hogs Fellowing
which entitlei him to pursue his s
dies an. ir at that institute
{Jewill tak< s post-graduate cour
In this day in *hich there is so mi
rush, and often ill preparation
are glad to b**? that there are sc
to spend the V,
to thoroughly equip themseli
their life's work.
TL paper cn nature study
? n Cunningham, of the Wo
Graded and High Behool,
emly read l?efore the teachers m
ting at Kdint it i?^en attract
attention throughout the state. .\
Cunningham received a request 1
week from the publishers of the Vi ri
it School Journal for the manuse
that this paper might be given wi
circulation. It was pronounced
the leading educator! of Vn_ri
who have heaVJ it as tho best of
kind.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ott i:
I to Um marriage of \
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, to Mr.
lard Stephen Canter, on Thur
evening, Feb. 11th, in the Methi
church, Front Royal, Va. Miss
is one of Front Itoyal's most ch
ing young ladies and ls well knoi
this county, where sh* has l?een i
I visitor. Mr. (anter is a y
huftine** man of danville. Va.
)f the;
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Our
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A large gate, on Muhlenburg a
fell on Lowell Jeffries the little 1
old son of Mrs. Mary JetTi lea,
nesday morling, cutting a <)?
three ineh'-s long, I OTOH the littl
low's forehead.
Church Notes.
Rev. II. M. Canter will proa
Pugh's Run on Sunday, Feb. 71
3 o'clock p. m.
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TOWN COUNCIL GETS BUSY.
The regular monthley meeting of the
Town Council Tuesday night was tia
busiest held in many moons. All man?
ner and kind of people, from the rail?
roads down through the print shops,
drug stores and dispensers of small
brew, to the junk dealers, were re?
quested to contribute their mite to?
wards the exp- OM > of the town. The
tax rate lor 1909 will remain the- same,
$l.(Ki on $100.00of valuation
Specific license tax were placed on
the following:
on all railroads doing builnoil in
the corporation of Woodrtock *i').0o
On anj dealer who "sells lee
cream hy the treater". o.oo
On Laundries and those- \sl>>
.ship !aundr\ away from town.. 2.50
Soda fountains. 5.00
Bottled soft drinks, sold in
oilier piaces than at soda foun?
tains . 5.00
Bottled "softdrlnka" that ?.-?
? >he>l (small brew and
beer not exi-epted). 2
Junk dealers. 2.50
Job printers. -?"><'
Skating rinks (raised from *J<> 25 00
Moving picture parlors. 25.(>0
Skiting rinks and moving
pictures where operated together
in same building. 40.00
Persons selling any medicine.
salve, liniments or compounds
raised from *?*> a yearto.260.00
The water main to the new Creamery
building will be furnished hy the town
and Messrs. A. W. Nicodemus di
Sons to advance the cost of laying.
On recommendation of the Shenan?
doah Fire Company, H. A. Kneisley
was appointed principal engineer;
E. C. Geary, 1st Warden: H. M.
Supinger, 2nd Warden: J. B. Clower.
3d Warden: li. J Lotte], 4th Warden:
J. B. Miller, Jr, 5th Warden.
The Hoard of Health was instructed
to investigate the sanatery conditions
Of certain properties in town and re?
port to council.
The Shenandoah Farmeri Union
again ordered to move their old build?
ing from th*-school housepremii s.
Sergeant Humer was instructed to
collect all taxes unpaid on Feb. 15th
hv levies.
Mrs. David Miller Dead.
Harrisonburg, Va., Feb. 2.?Mrs.
Better Salina Miller, wife ol David
r, a farmer, at Keezletown, died
early this morning ol congettion of
the lungs, after an ilim-ss e>f three
-. Sh-- was e> v, ar*j of a<_r' and is
survived by her husband, one s?en and
three daughters. ?*11?- of whom is Mrs.
il itcheton, wife ot Joseph C. Rutche
son, treasurer ol Shenandoah county.
e-a \ 98 four sisters an< tW< I
brothers.
Death of Mrs. A. VV. Nicodemus,
?k, Md., Feb. it.?Mn,
> W. Nicodemus, "??' ye i -
sr Judge Nicodemus, ol
the < hrpha a' < I at her home
in 1 I il '? o toda_\. after a !'
lng il! ess She y a Miss
- -' f Hem?;? Pll
. rsville and was
ago. is sur?
vived by larry L
Woodstock, Va., Augustus W. Jr.,
R. X. Nleeeil. "liter,
- W. IL Windley, of Q ystowe,
Man land.
Barn Burned Near Edinburg.
. e btrn on the farm of
Gram -: . . ? tr Bdinburg was
itroyed bj fire about ghi Wed
l) morning. The' fire orig:
odini whiie Mr.
Grand is fteeuing. The building
intents wert I with one of
Mr. M. \V. Magruder's c s for
1700,
Joe Laughlin to Manage Ball Team
Joe Laughlin, ?' tl ;s place, who has
_- baseball with the St.
Paul, Minn., tetra for the past two
- _ ed .i contract to man
tge the Wilkes-Barre, Pa., team, in
the tri-state league.
Health Hoard of Shenandoah
held a meeting last Tuetdtj at the
The school at St. Luke
was ordered t<? be closed on account
e>f scarlet fever. Dr. White, Sec'y e.f
tbe Hoard was red to go to tiie
borhood of St Luke, inveitigate
lute and do what i^ necessary to
ch -i'k the disease.
The Voung Peoples' Mite Society of
th- Reformed Church will hold t Val?
entine Tea, on 11th. 12th and Uth of
Februsry. RefreshiDenti w-iii be served
at moderate prices. The- entertain?
ment will consist of m.isic. recitations,
pl ava, etc. change of program each
night.
The insurance on the new building
ar MtBSanutten Academy, and the F.x
eel alor Creamery's new plant wen
placed with the- large Fire fnsuranci
agency of M. W. Magruder in thi?
place this week.
The anniversary meeting of the or
ganization ol the Daughters of th*
Confederacy, at which the election o
Officer! will take place, will i>e heh
next Saturday, February 6.
Invest your money in the 4 per cent
Certificates of the Shen. Valley Loa
fc Trust Co., Woodstock, Va. Sc
curity unquestioned. Interest pai
able semi-annually, and Certificate
deemable any time alter six monta o
short notice.
$500 Por Protection
The- town council, Tuesday nigh
I tptC tic tux Ol 15.00 on sod
fountain!, bat protected this businei
!?;. plating a license tax of 06.001
other mtrchantl who dared to sell
bottle of i >p; i lloteec of $5.00 i->
?\ on [laities who sell linimen
? rn salve, and a license of *
ii beer and small brew, a rio
tl of Co a, and Coca Go
ran the gauntlet without even
serat- li.
UM fair, Mr. Council, and give
the protection others (jet. arni place
?tie license tax of MO <>r 1700 i
jo1) printers who peddle their wo
md town and take far more pri
ii g to distant towns and citie> than
dune at home.
All kinds of roofing, galvanb
L, I rimped, painted steel. Rubhero
Monarch, felt sheeting paper, in fa
everything in the roofing line, and
vou use roofing call on us. Farme
Union.
rWO STRASBURG MEN MEET
DEATH ON THE RAIL.
W. Ollie Taylor, 22 years old was
dmost instantly killed, and John W.
Msher. aged 30 yea.'s, mortally in?
ured, in the Southern freight yards
.t Harrisonburg, Sunday morning,
?etween 0 and 10 o'clock, both young
ier. were from Strasburg and were
rst ooutint, Loth were lirst cousins
iCondoetor James Fisher.
Fisher and Taylor, neither of wham
as on duty, were whiling away the
imeabout the Southern yards. While
reight train 174 was being made up
ireparatory to leaving, about IO
ik, tho two men stepped on to
he front platform of the caboose at
tehed to the rear of a string of ttvea
V eight cars. While the several cars
?ere being shifted in making up the
rata, there was necessarily ooniider
ble jarring and jolting. This fact
Sd two bystanders to warn Taylor
nd Fisher that th?ir position was a
eriloui ore.
A few moments later Taylor was
irred from blt position on the piat
[>rm. Ile lost his footing and fell
eadlong to the track directly under
lie- wheell of the hacking car. His
ompanton, Flesher, attempted to catch
'avior and was himself dragged from
he platform doun under the ear.
Walter Bryan, who happened to
e passing along the track in the dis
hargt of his dutiet, wai attracted bj
roans from under the caboose. Tak
ng in the situation at a glance, young
Ly an hurried to Conduct* >r Fetzer,
rho with Hryan came to the aid of the
WO men. Taylor was ?ying tlat on 1
is back across the rail, his he-a<l and
rms on the outside of the track, his
let between the rails. The rear wheel
?f car 14.685 had backed partly upon
he man's bod\. catching him in the
id?- and abdomen* crushing him and
lolding him fast. Though uncontci*
ms, he was still alive when found.
Conductor Fet/ersigr.alled Engine
tarrington to move forward. Mr.
larrington pulled the- throttle and
erred the train of cars ahead the Us?
ance of a foot or more, in order that
i L of Taylor might be liberated
I'h-- unfortunate man was tend< ply
aken up and carried into tie- cab
Fisher, fell right in the midd.
he track. He was struck and fright
ully injured by the rods aid pipei
meier the backing car. lt was the
rroaning of Fisher that attracted the
i tion of young Bryan. Piiherwti
nrfectlj rational and in gretl pain.
Tlc in ired men were placed on
itretcheri in th** cab wat and st ?
:. whe-re medictl aid
?l. Taylor di?
ning the depot
in Taylor's
bod). 11 car whe -1. which
had backed only a elistanc
feet, i ' over the l?ft -
.- :.. Ho was lite
death. Th.- skin about tie- I
not broken, death resulting fro
'
? ? n<-s.' showed
c thel .n his fa
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; the- right arm
bruised tod lecerab Flsh< -. te
companied by Dr. Frank B. Oil
ikento tia- Memorial Hospital in
Wine .:. >. itv '^.. where
lay moi ning at 2 o'c
I ll is a s,,n of Mr. and Mrs
I h Fisher, of Strasburg. His
fath( i ?? ployed bj the Hoge Lime
Company iq Strasburg. Fisher ls
employed as extra brti bj the
H.vV <>., having been issigned to
between Harrisonburg ami Staunton
I three months go. He hal a
brother, J. A. Fisher, who ii brake*
man on the Southern, running be
Strasburg and Manana!. An?
other biol:. r, < harli i, works in th<
limekiln at Strasburg. Thomas, tia
youngest brother, goes t>> Behool ii
Strasburg, He tlaol
?Mrs. Charles Cains, whose bulban*
ia a railroad man: Mrs. Joiepl
Nicholson, and Miss Nannie Fisher
W. Ollie Taylor, belonged to ti
ill fated family. Ten or twelve y* ar
ago his father, William Taylor, wa
killed in a ejuarry at Graritevill*
South Carolina. Two weeks ag
today hi> brother-in-law. Walt<
Darnell, met a horrible death undc
tac wheels of a Southern engine in tl;
yards at Strasburg. His mother ;
now quite sick at her home in Stra*
burgana much anxiety is felt for he
Taylor was her main rapport and
great favorite with his mother, wi
was crushed by the death of her daug!
ter's husband week before last. \i
now- it is feared that this second bio
will prove too much for her.
Taylor was a regular brakeman c
Conductor George Etohr'l train, lee
lng Harrisonburg at 7 in the mornii
for Strasburg and returning the dc
afternoon at ?i o'clock. He had be
braking on the Southern for li
yean and was an etlicient man.
Taylor is survived by his mothe
Mrs. Mary Taylor: four sisters?Mi
Walter F. Darnell. Mrs. John Wh
lock, whose husband is a brakem
on the Southern: M iss Kthe Taylo:
and one small brother, Kichard Ti
lor. All live in Strasburg.
Roth Taylor and Fisher were me
bers of the Brotherhood of Kalla
Trainmen. Lodge 418, in Alexandr
Fach carried an insurance of $l,U.rA>
his life in that order.
This ll the second accident Inwh
Train 114 has figured in a wee
time and a total of live trainmen k
ed airve the Hugh's Hun wreck.
Taylor was buried Wednesday al
noon and Fisher Thursday afterno
We learn that the January busin
of the Fire Insurance agency condi
ed hy Mr. M. W. Magruder, is Om
the largett in its histor;..
The new Idea Manure Spn
pulverize and distribute your mar
uniformerly, light draft and durs
UQlllllneted Bet this machine bel
placing your Order*, for sale by J
Be<\?-r k Co.
Hefore purchasing, call and
ed amine the celebrated merits of
1. Heerless Feed Mills, Appleton W
et, Saws, ?Hat Easy Running Pei
if and Domestic Gasoline Engines.
r'B sale by Wm Gocuknour,
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New Dynamo Here.
The new dynamo for th?
ru- Light Plant has tr rived tnd
will be installed in the- plant at the
o. 1 Ruth mill next week. TL
mo ;-? of -j' ii kiliowau ct]
rhich will take the place of the old
whie: Ij 80 killowatt thereby
tiing tiie facilities over three
fold*
Economize in Burninn Light Mon?
day and Tuesday Nights.
We will commence installing o
new generator Monday, unl< ss the
re.aels should kret bad in the meantime
arid request our patrons to please
burn as few lamps ts possihie' on Mon*
daj tnd Tuesday nights as currentwill
have- to he- supplied from Stonewall
Mill and the- capacity of that plant is
not over 75 pei cent, of the present
plant at bridge *. therefore- i; will be
NECESSARY FOE ALL TO BCOMOIOZE
or we will have fo cut out lights In
P irt of the town on the nights men
tione i.
Woodstock Blbc. Lt, ^ P. C. Co. I lac]
Mr. Ed. H. Hickman, of Mt. Jack?
son has rented the Van Pelt store roon
opposite Schmitt's Drug Store, when
lu- will open a moving picture parlor.
in about two we-eks.
Mr. Hickman will also open an auto
mobile sales-room and repair shop ii
old Hanks property, workmen will
start at once' to eon vert the- North etti
of this building into an up-to-datt
store roon.
MONEY! MONEY!
Twenty-Five hundred dollar*t< em
e>:. Rael ! s-.ate Security, in semi t?
suit burrower. Interest, ?? per ce ut.
Wm. t. Williams, atty.
Jt9 2t Woodstock, Va
L. C. Myers Bank President.
Harrisonburg, Va., Feb. 2. L. (
Myen, who formaaj years has .
k I taihier Of the First National Haul
Li?
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Will
Hire
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ex
was today elected president, to sm
i ?..! J. Wiltoo, resigned. Mr. Mci
will also be the bank's auditor.
Tut your savings In the Sa vi nj.
Department of Shenandoah Valle
Loan k Trust Co., Woodttoek, Va
at 3 per cent, compound In
Amounts of 11.00 and upward rt ce
ed* The only savings institution
the county for the accumulation ?> * tl
small savings of laboring men, w
men and childi**:* if
NOTICE.
At a meeting of the Council, he
February 2, 11MW. the Sergeant w
instructed to levy for all taxes un pa
I bj F? hrnary 16, HM. said resol
lne,tion was ordert'i to he published.
004 Retnestfullv,
nP8' it M. W. McORUDtB, Beean*
lor. -, ? .
I Mid-Winter?And the Shenando
Vft county jail empty.
COUNTRY LIFE COMMISSION.
BID01 P? WORK OP Till. V.
M. C. A. IX KKPORT TO PRT.SIDK.VT.
Mr. T. S. Vance, after a year's work
In the South, has been trr ns'erred
back to the Virginia County Work, to
resume supervision of that department
In the State. After several cktys In?
vestigation of the work '.n Shenandoah
county, he makes the following state
m<-nt:
''Shenandoah has the beginnings of
the best work of any county in the
state. Five town Associations are
reaching about 300 men and boys with
religious and social work of a sound
and progressive sort. The financial
condition is bad, but the County Com?
mittee has plans on foot that will re?
lieve the situation within a month.
With the supervision and help I hope
to give thil war, we may expect a
much more comprehensive work than
ever before. I have gotten Agricul?
tural specialists of th?- t'tate arel Na?
tional Governments to promise us
lecturers for the organised counties
and am working to get the Southern
Railway to run a train through these
counties, stopping at larger stationl.
Attendance will be worked up at each
stop those interested in Soil Improve?
ment, for instance, will go into the
coach that has the lecturer 00 that
subject, while- those interested in
Dairying or Good Roadt will find a
good lecture in another car of the
train, lt mav take some time to wt >rk
the Southern officials up to this rm ans
of Agricultural education and stimu?
lation, but such trains have l>een of
greatest benetit in the: W?>st. 1 cannot
speak too highly of ability and devo?
tion Mr. Moran has ihown in his work
and 1 expect to see Shenandoah stay
in the lead in this work.''
Mr. Vance went with I'resident Roose?
velt's Country Life Commission
through North Carolina and Mr.
Boardman, Ol the International Com?
mittee, accompanied them through the
West. After close investigation of the
inty work of the V. M. C. A the
Commission has reported to the ^resi?
dent that this is positively the
only organized effort for the better
I of tie- conditions of country life
that is putting into operation its teach?
ings hy having men right in the field.
As ? result the C. S. Government has
offered the V. M. C. A. ? corner lot
in each o? the towns ol the new Irriga?
tion Lands it is now opening In the
West. For this great Government
grant worth thouiandi, the world li in?
debted to Shenandoah and other colin
lld thal have worked out the County
Work plan.
Woodstock Wins form Mt. Jack?
son.
The Woodstock Huck Pin team
to Mt. Jackson Tuesday tfternOSD
and won by a very narrow margin.
Mt. Jackton took the fin ?-. b;
19 pins: :. I in a ti
team making "
went to rle- winners
fa We.', ||
ired by 11 fins. TL
MT. JA( K<< 'N A- .
Bird, .7ti M 83 81
Romick .'?! 80 73 "li
."1 70 82 81
Bini .Hob .-I M - ' K
i lera ."1 -? 8"!
.SI BH 81
Sick Room
Necessities
There has been as much pro?
gress in the invention and perfec?
tion oi sick room comfort! tnd
peons tiei as lo methods and
means of preparing medicines.
? nare- one of our pure-rubber
Hoi Water Bottles with the old
il toned brick or Hat-iron beater
We wonder how thev ever got
mg with such clumsy thi: ,
Then lo k at the modern Hed
i'a'.~ 9 i, Theran
Fount nu :. <i Hulb Syrin.
Sterilize ( ? >n and Ba
ail the otl
lief-bringing and useful sick room
articles of which we have an
ceptionally good stock. Come
right to us for anything needed in
the tick-room, whether in the na
? ppliance. or
some time-tried home- i or
mediclm to be compounded ac?
cording ? :? doctor' - Ip
tion. Vou can
servic.- and a since
part to make- everything right I
to your perfect satisfaction.
SCHMITT'S DRUG STORE
The Store For Quality
WOODSTOCK, - VIRGINIA
Ji
' tM
p.:
?
.^.a.,..
EWELRY to
delight the eye
sssssss
Our Stock is Complete.
? ind look it
ther you int?-:i I I
bUy or aol Wc rely on
o^ir superior .ind artistic
Jewelry to make sales
without much talk from
u>. Yes. we alto do all
kine.'. h and Jewel?
ry repairing, and do it w ell
0 % % fg ft & S
BARGELT,
Reliable Jeweler
and Optician.
WOODSTOCK, - . VA. |
- _i
For Sale.
? ethe for Sa'e-. 6 aCH s
oomi, fruit, cia
and new barn. Pi Ad
J. W. r [SHER,
lt. pd. Strisb ivg. Va.
For Sale
Oae three-quarter Holstein and
quarter Durham bull, 1; years old.
'? particulars call at the HERALD
Office .lan. 22-4t
NOTICE
All persons having claims against
the late W. L. Wisman, will please
preeent .them, properly authenticated,
ti? J. M.* BaUSERMAN.
For Sale.
< Mic 20 bone power Traction engine
? od condition. For- de-tails, td
- Herald office, tncloiing stamps
I for answer
For Sale
Two colts one and two years old.
Two nay maras, thro* yearling steers.
M. F. Bmswiller Ctlvary, Va.
4t pd.
THE PEOPLES BANK.
Otr tim is to extend every
accommodation to all cloates,
to make this bank in everyT
respect the Peoples Bank? a
banking; house for the Mer?
chant, Farmer, Mechanic
and Laborer, for the Men,
Women and Young: People.
The small depositor and
small borrower is invited to
do business with us. Abso
11 te safety is astuied, as this
bank has the great advan?
tage ot Gogirament Pro?
tection and supervision.
I'ncle Sam guards and
guides.
SHENANDOAH* NATIONAL, BANK
Woodstock. Virginia.
DESIRABLE
DfPJK>VaTJ AND rMMIMteiVll)
WASHINGTON I i It RI I L Efl I
?
FOR SALE
OR WILL
EXCHANGE
in part and give part
ca*?h for goad farms
or other especially
: coop PROPERTIES :
*
%
C. C. SPITZER
HARRISONBURG,
VA.
IT WOULDN'T PAY US]
to m.ike misstatements in our advertisements.
I niess; we make gx?od what we advertise, eur cns
tamers will realize that our piomises amount to
nothing.
WE STAND BY EVERY PROMISE
we make, and guarantee that our stock of drugs
is the best that money can buy.
IT COSTS US MORE
to fill prescriptions than if they were filled with
inferior ingredients, but a comparison of prices
ill show that you do not pay any more. Our
reward is in the sati ;r customers, and
the knowledge- that you are getting just what
your doctor prescribes.
HAVE VOU A COLD? WE CAN CURE IT.
HESS' STOCK FOOD THE BEST
CIGARS ? SUNDRIES ' CANDIES
WALTON cc SMOOT
"THE DRCGGIS1 ^>
G. W. Nixon, Opt. D.
?ses furn
onlj bj
Presci lption.
We guarantee to
-?.e'D H< s Itehe
permanently, if
tauted b\ e\e
strain.
Cross-Eyt
it mus ii. ch:,
stra. _
out the us^ of the
knife Ol
hi''
and we will con?
vince you in
minul
Holtzman's Hotel* Woodstock*
Monday, February 8,1909.
I
-? is Believing, Wt- make wm do Both?
ANOTHER
AT
Kline's Jewelry
Tuesday, Feb. 2==Tuesday, Feb. 9,
BIDDING LASTS THREE DAYS, TWO "KNOCK DOWNS"
IN THE WEEK. FRIDAY NOON AND TUESDAY NOON
a SEE WINDOW a
W WT Kl)- Si neb- man to work on
farm and dairy. Mull be rn
Pl industrious and good milker.
AddreBB aaAJ.ALuaoH,
lt, M. V U- 1- Newark, Ohio.
We will save vou money on cotton
seed meal. We buy by tbe car load and
get tbe best prices and are thereby in
a, position to save you money, tar
men' Union.
Mr. Artz, on Ground Hog tray,
tad a den on Mr. Geo. Wright's
place, and saw his Howship come out:
look around, and ?**?tiirn to his den.
j Is not this enough to convince the
faithless.
We have the iinest assortment of.
oranges at 40c and 500 pier do/en ever
offered on this market. B. 'Stgei
j&Co.