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SHENANDOAH HERALD
?S PUSLISHKD WEEKLY BT
JOHN H. GRABILL
.^1
.rr.
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
. .oi.*>. FE Rt'AKY 13, 1909.
Norfolk Meeting Indorses Judge
Mann for Governor.
Norfolk, Va., Feb. 10. ?Declaring
that it is dangerous at this time to
press fow&rd prohibition in Virginia
and that to do so would complicate
lae issue with guU>rnatorial issues
and make it a "political football" for
the politicians, the Virginia Anti
Saloon League which convened last
ii _fht in Epworth Methodist Church
heard the report of the legislative
committee, thc most powerful and in?
fluential body in the League, which
f >r its strong indorsement of lo
option and its earnest plea against
forcing a state-wide prohibition tight
in Virginia, was really sensational.
Another feature of the report which
showed its tendency gubernatorial!}',
was its strong indorsement of Judge
William Dodges Mann, candidate tor
governor, for his temperance reform
tights in th<> Virginia legislature.
"Brain Earthquake."
The unsophisticated foreigner is
catching on to the defense of emotion?
al insanity. An enraged Turk -
his wife the other daj in Roanoke ard
claimed to the police that he wa- suf
fering from a "brain-earthquake."
Winchester Star.
Jno- H. -Alexander Dead.
John IL Alexander, a native ol
darke county, and ii prominent at?
torney of Leeihurg, Loudoun count\.
died Tuesday morning at his horne
from inflammation of 'the stomach,
aged sixty-two years.
Tribute of Respect.
In loving memory of our dear hus?
band and father, J. W. Myora, who
left us Nov. 8, 1908. Gone but not for?
gotten.
Karth has its look of gladness,
Heaven seems to us more bright,
Since the spirit of our dear one
Took tikis happy homeward flight
And we long to cross that river,
Long to rot upon that shore,
There to see and knew and love him.
With the Savior evermore.
?Wife and children.
SEVEN EOINTAINS.
A number of our citizens attended
court in Woodstock Monday.
Mr. Ashby Lichlitcr and Miss Lena
Cave spent the first of the week at
Mr. Robt. Lichliter.'s.
Mrs. Ellen Burner visited Mr. Jacob
Funk. Jr.. tiver Sunday.
Mrs. Lulls Burner visited Mr.
Morgan Kitteoour over Sunday.
<>o account of the bad weather Rev.
W. 8. Willey did not till his appoint?
ment at 1 !rosi Hoads Sunday.
We are having plenty of snow in
th* Fort. This ie regular ground hog
* ather.
A Letter from Goldthwaite. Tex
Mr. Euroa?
Heir Sir?In renewing my subscrip?
tion for your valuable panCT I would
like to have a little space in your
paper to let my old friends and rela?
tives know something about the coun?
try I am living in.
It is dry here now, wheat and oat-*
are looking bad, but the farmers seem
to be in good spirits as they are re?
joicing over the large cotton crop they
have just tinished gathering, We had
4 > acres in cotton and gathered L'7
bales. The average vield per acre iii
this community was I and \ bale per
acre We still have five bales not
sold and the rest was sold at about 9
ceits per lb., which brought about *."><>
j>er bale.
Hogh has just returned from the
Western part of the state, where he has
been picki- cotton and looking
at the country.
Well 1 must speak a word about the
mild climate. It is just like spring
here now. I don't think we have bad ?
frost for nearly a month and but veri
little ice. The farmers will plant their
corn next month
So with best wishes to the Hkhald
and its manv readers I will close by
sending a ch*ck for fl to renew my
paper. I. T. MOREL A ITO.
Social functions of winter, midnight
lunches, Irs., of sleep tell on the
health. Hollister'-. Rocky Mountain
Tea clears the blood, aids digestion,
relieves fatigues: makes and retains
your health. Greatest Ionic. Tea or
Tablets, 35 cents. Schmitt's Drug
Store.
Mr. Taft declines to be made a
Mason on sight and says: 'I nish
that I was. but when I take my Ma?
sonic degrtes it will be in the home
lodge of my father. I appreciate thc
fact that ti.*- Masons of Augusta have
thought of me, but I Will lake my de?
grees where my father was made a
Maion."
Hexamethylenetetramlne.
The above is the name of a German
chemical, which i-. one of the many
valuable ingredients of Foley's Kideny
Remedy. Hexamethylenetetramine is
recognized by medical text books and
authorities as a uric acid solvent and
antis3ptic tor thc urine. Take Foley's
Kidnev Kern dy as soon as you notice
any irregularities, and avoid a serious ;
maladv. Walton ?v Suv-ot.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Childsen.
rbi Kind You Have Always Bough)
the
BiyiatnrBof
MAURERTOWN.
Mr. L. D. Yew is here this weel
visiting his sister, Mrs. Russell P
Ha user man.
Miss Edna Keller, of Woodstock 1:
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. J. Shaver
she will leave next week for Baltimore
where she will buy her Bpring stock o
millinery for Grottoes.
Dr; Geo. S. Gochenour, formerly o
this place, but now located at Moore
Meld, W. Va., stopped over here 01
M mday to call on his brother, Johi
J. Gochenour, and other friends. 11*
was returning from a business trip ii
North Carolina. His old friends wen
| ' ised t?i meet him and regretted onl;
th f w hours he OOUld be with them.
Mrs. A. G. Shaver and daughter
Miss F.o.ence, are in Winchester vis
iting fr-ieuds and relath
Mr. Stanley Barham is visiting ii
the Lebanon Church neighborhood thi
week.
J. B. (lem. Jr.. proprietor of thi
big store, will have out his reduotioi
sale bills in a few dais. He promise!
ns big bargains.
Miss Mary Snarr and Nellie Rut!
of Toms Brook visited Mrs. Mari
Keller last week.
Mr. Wm. Hockman and wife, ti
Winchester are visiting fhe family o
Mrs. Samantha Robinson.
Mr. .Ino. R. Saum, of Harrisonburg
was here on Saturday and Sunda\
the guest of S. J. Spiker. He alsc
visited his brother-in-law, I). F
Spiker, of Saumsville, who is cor.
tined to this nonie with sickness.
Nbssrs. J. B. Oem, Jr. and Han
F. Shaver visited the pareuts of Mr
(.'icm at Lantz's Mill the first of th
week.
Rey.*E. B. Shaver is attending tb
anti-saloon convention in Norfolk
this week.
Miss Elisabeth Parker who has beei
\ -uing her uncle Capt. K. D. Funk
houser returned to her home at Frost
burg Wednesday.
Mr. Oscar Saum a Southern Rail
way track man had the misfortune ti
have a piece of steel strike him in tie
eye on last Friday. Un Monday Dr
Shaver took it out and gave relief.
Mr. Melvin Shrum has contracts
ttl lill Miss Maggie Funkhouser's let
house and he is wishing for the com
lng blizzard promised by thc weathet
man, and holds out the hope that i
may last a few days, so that he nm\
be able to keep cool next July.
ST. LIKE.
Mrs. Bussell Ritenour spent Tues
day at J. Gochenour'a.
Miss Maggie Coffman visited Mrs
.1 eisner I (otters, the first of the week.
Mr and Mrs. G. Reynolds and Mrs,
Beilder and children spent Sunday ai
Mr. Jacob Gochenour's.
Miss Stella Wilkin visited theMlssei
Hepners, Sunday.
Mr. Aiger Sager visited his patents
over Sunday.
Scarlet fever patients are getting
along nicely under the care of Dr.
Sager.
Mrs. John Kipps spent a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Erne Gochen?
our.
Robert Wilkin has engaged Oscai
vVisman to work for him this summer.
Mies Addie Gochenour ia still very
poorly.
Miss Daisie Hean, of Harrisville
visited Mrs. Aila Keller last week.
Last Thursday night as some of our
neighbors were bleeping their best, I he j
were awakened by some one singing
"I am afraid to go Home in the Dark
For further particulars ask Stella or
ir.
Wishing the dear o I Herald and its
many readers joy I will close.
Foley's Orido Laxative cures con
conitipstion and liver trouble and
makes the bowels healthy and regular.
OriuO is superior to pills and tablets
as it dot's not gripe or nauseate. Why
take anything else? Walton A Smoot.
JADWYN.
Rev. J. M. lise pre ached to a large
ami attentive congregation at
view last Sunday morning and at th<
same time administered the holy com?
munion.
The pretty weather that we enjoyec
in this section of the country for soith
weeks, is a thing of the past, a> Ul
have now abundance of snow, rail
and mud.
Those who tl ought we vou'c
have no more winter have cliangei
their minds and now say thut we wll
have plenty of bad weather this month
Mr. Davit! Smoot. who was to DOV!
on Mr. W. T. William's farm, neai
Woodstock] the first nf this month
will not get to move until March tin
1st, ai he cannot gel possession unti
then. '
Those wht) spent last Sundav witi
Mrs. W. A. Sager were : Mr. G. L,
Sager and wife, Messrs. Wallet Wit?
man, Charles and Otil Clark, ami
Misses Vergie and Violet Smoot.
Miss Flora Holler spent last Sun
day with h<*r sister, Mrs. Geo. Vi
On last Saturday night at the home
of Mrs. Heda Sager's, a very enjoya?
ble singing was attended by the fol?
lowing persons: Misses Vergie and
Violet SmOOt, olive, Hester and Fan
nie Clark : Messrs. Charles I IssTU,
I Oscar Smith. Hov Smoot, Rob. clow
cr and Raymond Sager. At 11 o\
the guests were invited to the dioiof
i room where they were served with cak?
and ice cream to which all did smpli
? dut\.
Mr. otis Clark spent last Sunda]
I night with Mr. Philip Keru, of neat
St. Luke.
' , Owing to the bad weather last Mon
day quito a numb our citizen*
J attended court at Woo Mock.
-
JAMESTOWN.
Mrs. I', s. Fisher and Mrs, Ho;
Hepner and Mrs A. L. Bi hie anc
daughter Miss Mary visited Mrs. N
G. Fisher.
Misses Annie and Lizzie Feller, o
Mt. olive spent Tuesday night of las
week at Mts. dalia Feller's.
Mrs. John Fravel and Mrs. Mar;
Dean were theguesteof Mr. J. R
Fra vol,
Mr.*. Malinda Fauver visited rel a
tives ot Mt. Olive for several day*
last week.
Misses Nettie Sniggle and Lanri
Peer were the guests of Miss Reoi
Keller at Harrisville the first of Um
week.
Mrs. Laura Smootz who has beer
quite sick is able to be around in bei
hons-'.
Mrs. Emmi Lichliterand Mr. Archil
spent last Friday with Mrs. T. B<
Heishman at Round Hill.
Mrs. lt, J. Painter and Mrs. M. L
Wisman visited Mrs. Bettie Crabill
on the ri vt t .
Mr. Jacob Smoot/ was at Strasburg
one day hist week on business,
Mrs. Lee Peer and Mill Lotti*
SmOOtz visited Mrs. Sallie Bott.
Mr. C. W. Scarr, wife and -on
rge's, of Tomi Brook were the
gui sis of Mr. G. H Feller
Mr* Walter Lichliterhai returned
from a week'- visit to his brother,
Mr. William Lichlitei. al ( har lei
Town. W. Va.
Mrs. Susan Rinker returned to her
home Sunday after a very pleasmni
visit ito her daughter Mrs. Laura
Smoot.
Mrs. R. J. Painter Invited a fi
h r yoong frien li to i big ooer ? d
Sunday, which they all
Amocg those present wen ! Mr. sod
Mrs. P. S. fisher, Mr. and Mrs. R03
Hepner, Misses Carrie, Nellie and
Ethel Painter and Mr. .John Painter.
Mr. Ai-e. (Manahan visited Mr.
Jacob Smoot/. recently.
Miss Mabel Swartz ipenl Sunday
at Mr F. C. Holmes.
Mr. J. IL Lichliter has rel
from a visit to Vaucluse itatioo.
Mr. F. 1', Holmes remains |
the same.
If you need a pill tike Dewitt's
Little Parly Risers. ^Insist on them:
gentle, easy, p'easant, little liver
pills. Sold by All Druggists.
LANTZ' MILL.
I
Mis, Rt beor. iMcQ ?? o evilli
WI - rialting friend-* at this place anti
;;?. lae.
Wm. Fruvel had a borsrth a was pa- [
D I would J e
Op D SI tbs joints of the legs through j d
would i icepe,\ o
Aa tl ?si and
Cllll>( d gi - I had it killen
on Mom
Beei ?? Holler end Lens
Smith, of Toms Brook were flatting
In this section ilnce Inst Friday. Miss
Smith resumed home Montlay, hut
M || Noller is Still with relatives. Cli?
ch ? Daniel Baye he thinks they wen
looking for a beau.
M. L. ll"" has been confined to Ids
bed I w the past reek with rheumstito
in his ft ^L
Mr. Wm. Coffelt, of Bro id i .d.
;l short trip here, fire! <>f the wei k I
visit hie mother-in-law, Mrs. Coffmai
Mrs. Mariah Coffman, wife ol Elli |
Coffman, died Tneeday morning Feb.
9th. I90s\ at the bone of her daughter.
Mrs. J. R. Raker, with whom she ha
made her hom I for the past -vera
i. She wai burn May 23rd, 1829,
and was therefor- 7U years, s months
and 16 days old -a ripe old age. sh ?
h aves lix chi id ran : Mrs .1. : I
Mrs. Geo. R. Pmve!, Chas. F. Coff?
man, of this ulace, Mrs. Fannie Cof
e
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felt, Broadway, Va., Mrs, P. F. Mess- I
mer, Washington, D.C.. and Wm. il.
Coffman, Washington, D. C.
All her children \\ re with her at her
de ttfa except Mrs. Pennie (loffell
iras prevented bv sickness. - Mrs. Coff
min was a member of the Methodist
church for man\ years, w;i> a kimi L
mother and eeteemed nelghb ir. 8
i -> buried at 1" o'clock Thursday il
Union Forge.
HARMONY.
Ti ? eather has mad
Ita appt aranoe. ?
Mr. John Sheet/ has two very sick I'
Children at this writing. '
Mr. Simon Miller, who h:i> been
s ck for the last tvs ? weeks li aide to
be around again.
Mrs. Simon Sheet! was visiting
friends at Columbia Furnace las:
week.
Mr. Rainier Rvau is very much un?
der the weather at this time.
Mr. ami Mrs. Simm Boiler
visiting Mr. William Holler last Sun?
day.
Mr. I). A. Bowman, of Woods!
paid his old home a visit at thia
Sal lay.
Mr. Scott Donovao, of Columbia..
Furnace paid Mr. Hempson Haun i
Bj ing visit last 8 I rday ni_
Mr. Maynard v- eu th ti k
lng of purchasing ai I tomobile to
friends at Liberty Puru i
Mr. Frank Moreland is going to put
oat a ! tige crop of bil 8 .is.,n. .
lb- has ijuite a I plowed
adv. Mr. Moreland is i bustler.
Mr. W. L. I H to tarin
for Hammond Haun tins veer.
s
i i r school is pr igrening One this a
winter. We have good teachers andi
. ven well.
assam ^^bbbbbbI
Mr. Philip Barrick ls ali smiles
I is a boy.
Washington Once (lave Up ??
to three was kept in 1-ed I
Blood poison fi
spider"- hit.- ??-.i it ;'i large,
to cover 1 i
tin. n i
\ cure < um JVaih* ir
luglon, <?. Tex.
pius .'
supreme. 25c at Walton A Smoot \,
The Southern Railwai will shottly i
join in the pe itii n rec Bli d '
other roads asking the Corp<
Commission to fix a maximum pa -
r rute for the railroads of tl
SI te.
OASTOHIA.
Beanta. ^1M KM YM Hw Al*l? SkJI
bsjssssbi
'fflct&JUA'.
lon. Carter Class Not to Enter
Race.
Wu bl ?? m, i ?; '?'. Re In i
arter Glass, <?f the L\ acbburg
istrict. who has been widel] disCUSS
1 recently in connection with the
emocratic nomination for governor
f Virginia, annouoo bli pr?s
nt Intention is not to be a candi
nd that he could fores Ibiog
..a would cause him to alter this de
rmination.
The long winter mootbi beary
relse di your
itali ty, make you fi tn. Hoi
Uter*l Hocks Mountain Tea gives
oil vitality?eic ra the blood ?bu!ldi
p (leah Makes you strong and ro?
ust. Coat Spring medicine. Tea
r Tablets, 35 cents. Schmitt's Drug
?
i ?; Mitchell, n young whits women
as sentenced at Rocky Mount, on
latiirday, to h yeera in the ptniten
iary for murdering Miss Minnie Mo
hide, ls ye.'rs old.
Nevolts a. Cold TfeH,
"Your only hope," laid three doc
ms to Mrs, M. K. Fisher, Detroit.
Jich. luffering from severe rectal
rouble, lies In an operation," "'then
; Dr. King's New Life Pills,"
he writes, "till wholly cured." They
?revel t Appei i ' ure I onstipa
lon, Headache -?"> ? it Walton A
?t.
y Mowery's meat market Wood?
stock, Va.
I hi ve openi i o llnl cl I - * tan at and
a-ocei \ store lo the 11 ch j store
oom where you eau bu) all kim:^ <>;'
neat and groceries al the I
iriceft Righeil cash prio d for
- and | oultry. All good s th -
iveivd.
! also run a fint clan i arding
itetid. Mea is 2o el i. Ci
vhen in to?n. S \.< > \ I.R i .
f You Want to Di ive, Come Here
I am now running a i lits r < i. \s
,1V KUY lo Woodsl ck a I
furnish you learoa
oy drn lng. < lood hoi ses i
. MG i HI
ibont any t ? ;flt vi, rh
,l w /iv.:.
spray pumps.
I am s
- (
ed.
Havi eo i constant u
.minah countv, f??rT - without
rs. \'? I.1 ba re samples in ?\ i
I ourl Da >?
mi lng, I will save yo
J. A. silLL'./..
i> 2, Woodstock, Va.
"eb. 12?tf.
- ,
For Sale.
< >n a< i ul will j
eil mj Real u mr, ^t<> ?
nd lix tares and g IL
HOUSE \N!> LOT.
I will als<? sell rn;. 1. i il or
forth I Appl v ai once to
L. E. RAM KV.
eb. 1- W." d?to !k, Va.
For Sale.
i
?
abb-ht >use,w 11 h ebim , .
i >< ?tl ei?t"in.
-? | out
uildings A !ai i rden,
lot.
The!' thC
ace,
..?rr;. '
i grape rin s,
Th's pi-'-: I Ired
I and iciool j
.ii.<rii i;
'1 hi - d;tl locatioo for a \
.oil ph) >Vi.m. I
I?,,?union ui.??:. tl rsl rll j
m:?. For further pa
Dr. B. F. MAPHIS,
,-b. 12?tf. Strash irg, Va.
5440
EPCRT OF THE CONDITION OF
? THE ?
iafldoah Natal Baot,
t Woodstock in the State of Virginia
I the close of business. Pi b. 5, I
Reboubci I.
- and Discounts $1-1
Iverdrnfts, secured and
unsecured '?
'. S Bouda to secure
circulation
Yemiums on 0 B. Bondi 351.6(1
Jonds, securities, etc.
tanking house, furniture,
and fix! L>
hie from National Ranks
(not rev. rvs agenti 10,353. W
ae Ranks anti
1 Jankers 12,2
)uo from aporoved re
serve agents 21,1
hicks and other cash items 182 5 ?
fates Of other Nat. Rai.. | 3,1 I
'factional paper currency,
nickels and cents 262.1)2
(peile I 25
jegal tender note 3,500.00 88.25
motion fund with U.S.
Tt.-as.. (5 per cent of
circulation) 10.00
217,027.23
Lia m i.rn i
!apital .stock paid in 00.00
lurplue fund 14,000.00
redivided profite,
pensei and laxes paid 1,392 16
National Rank notes out?
standing l"."
lue to other National Banke 1.TIL* IL'
lue to State Banki and
tankers 1,19
ndividual deposit! iub
ict to check 15!1,4*5-1
?eil checks 18.'.
ashler's checks outstanding 202.J
lilla payable, ncludingcer- ,
ti:, il deposit for
monej borrowed I",1 I i
Total 217,627 J
S i ai i IF Vu:. UKI \. County of
Shenandoah, -i
I. M.Coffman, Cashier of the abo
?. lo solemnly swear ti
?> ? ne to th< best
if my kn- . belief.
M. < OFFMAN, Cashier,
bed and sworn ? <
llth day of Feb. lil >.
W. L. NTi wm a n. Nola ry Pu
CORRft i A ! I ES1 :
M. ler,
?:: ruder.
\V. ll. Newman.
?rs.
sTATbHEITOF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION
Fifi Tiilij Salis Baal
? ?,i at Sta1
nia. at il. -.
?j, WOW, made to the - j
ion - ion.
in u.r. ms
v '- i
1,02
)ue from Nations - T.Ti' ? '>
rrency .'!.''.'? j
'd ._? j
coin [xi i
i coin Tu il
j
Tol 72,712. "
1.1 Mill.I'I -
paid in
- ?
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ndividual i ci to
clu ."L-"
1. >'.
s
nu on 1
Keb. 1 the Desi
J. ;.. Fkli
t <;. '
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.-: \';i;. .1-. i of
ind bseribed
N. I-'. N
Pi nit Tree Spraying,
Ila\ d an i
i rn prt ; i
reex Hie upi ayer srill
? e ol ll I Estep. For
. ? - >u .? ?r addre.*s,
K. F. Di DAV."
D. J. \\ Va.
eb. \*
CTTin
ks
Having completed stock taking wc have found a big lol ol very durable
Remnants, in different classes ol goods, such as Lawns, Calicos, Ginghams,
Outing, Percales, Cottons, Silks and Dress Goods, Corsets and Notions.
Underwear and Hosiery. Slippers and Shoes. Also Rubber Goods, &c, &c.
Mattings, Carpets and Rugs. This sale will commence
SATURDAY
February 13th, 1909,
at 10 o'clock, and continue until the remnants are sold. This will be a Big
Chance to secure some exceptional bargains. Don's Delay. Come Early.
YOURS FOR BUSINESS.
T. GLENN
OPPOSITE THE JAIL
Don't let this chance slip
- ind don't delay coming here, for jolt mitti that
clothing of such distill liveness and i ortli at th brices
will am quickly. And then your size in the particular
,ric which snits your taste best may bc sold.
Suits and Overcoats
Suits and Overcoats that sold at $18.00 now $14 00
Snits and Overcoats that sold at 1600 now 12-50
Suits and Overcoats that sold at 13.00 bow 10.00
Suits and Over :oat? that sold at 10-00 now 8 00
Suits and Overcoats that sold at 8.00 now 6.75
Suits and Ot t that sold at 7.50 now 5,50
One lot All-Wool Men's H< ai i $7.50 0 -
Now $6.00 *
AU Boys and Children's Over
Coats at Cost.
rw. m.
Woodstock,
Calvert
Virginia
CLOSING OUT
-r-s-. ALL=r-^
Winder Clothing
"--SAND
Gent's Furnishings
? - AT - -
"PRICES YOU'LL APPROVE"
The Better FCInd of
WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALTY
B. Sutherland & Son.
Main STREET
kt IT ??
Woodstock, Va.
LOOK WHO'S HEREI
Professor Strasfx^raer and
Age 1 Highes
J '
YGusig
est
Trick
AND
Fancy
Skater
in
America
Paid
Act
in
the
Associ
ation.
BABY RUTH
Vorld's Champion Skat - ? h Vorkhsvi ir at
vYO >D& ? K SKATING RINK
tiursdaj, Pr id a j and Saturday nights. A ii | 9 irdaj aft
at 1 i?. m., :. Admission. 5 ard 1" cents. Don't Miss lt.
GEARY HOTEL
LIVERY
1
Having purchased the Geary
Hotel Livery, I solicit your
patronage, assuring you that
you will always get a good, safe
and reliable team when hiring
here. Horses boarded by the
month at reasonable prices.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
TRAVELING MEN.
<
YOURS RESPECTFULLY
JOHN E. BEMIS.
WOODSTOCK, VA. I