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SHENANDOAH HERALD
J7OO08TO0K VA.
FRIDAY, APRIL 50, 1909.
i,a at the P ia, at wood
etoo**, Va., aa ?eooad-alaai antttar,
SHENANDOAH VALLEY LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
WOODSTOCK VU01MA.
-:o:
Moser baaed st I per cent oa teal sstate
or ?o d eottateral secarlty. Savin?* d*
p 'Sits receivfd in shujs ot $???-> 01 over.
sod Interest ?Uow d or. tai
ffF-For partirulars address *>??CWpanr
St its home office,or vail on J. j*. *'?*lZ>
Strasburg; G. W Wir4Je, IdiabartiF.a.
Penaybacker, Mt. Jackson; or a. K.
hoover. New Market. Va.
GENERA^ LOC IA IV J If ft
Rios 3 cents per lb. at Glenn Lot
Lace curtail.- ? ??'? eeata pair ut Glenn
Looke'e.
Qrooeriea exchai ? antl
poultry at A. kitto
We carry the I rgeal line ot lon
ahoer at Glenn Loci
Cash paid for eggs and poultry at A
Litton's, Court ill
Ladies Nar;, calf Godman Slippers,
ei.pi per pair at Glenn
Bul! oe eos, satchels, keys, dual
lt nets. fcc, at J. A. Dysart vV I >'-.
? rn, mid?
dlings, chirk : al at J
L. Bo>er ft Co*a.
un, harness oil, ? ale oil
an., i | tl J. A. Dj sail ft
Oo'i
There e/ill ; sd ? I
Ai i ai > in the V. M. C, \. KM -
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The iist church, cn Church
st re-*. I by
alinf te.
Good count ll be taken
in i tohai ge . at A.
Lilli - tf
Yi w mat! . ?? lo
Glenn Locke's, 10c, I2f0, 15c, 3 -
and 30c vard.
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Meters. Hollie & Dosh I
traded with Mr. W. W. Logan to
?reel another house in the western
part of toa
Hw John Spa: IS whid
led for Wo tdatock on M i
ti as c . I the dale and chanted
their route.
The Vi Co.,
art ?rca 122
feet a: Hon. M
L. v
s Sup] Co ,*#ill
furnish you your building material
cheaper than any otb in the
? heir prices before |
lag youi
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?., occupied by Dr. J. 1
Triplet! - 'ted
?p fri Si I
Union, ?.?out 'he
Pe*
A larg - % '
and bea is, col
saddle s and everyll ded
for h<> - nd and
for >a | J. A. IH -
sart dt I o.
If you backache and urinary tioub
lee von should - Kidney
seedy lo strengthen and build np
the ki? will act properly,
as a serious kidney Iroul
velop. Wi tot.
Hanfoi . tm of Myrrh for galls,
raw so
strains, st
wounds. &C
faction, the turned.
K->r mle by J. A. Dysart vV Co.
Put your Bavin?* in the Saving*
Department i I E .'nandoah Valley
Loan k Trust Co., Woodstock, Va.,
at 3 per cent, compound interest
Amounts of $1.<X) and upward renell
ed. The only savings institution iD
the county for the accumulation of ta?
sman sa I laboring men, wo?
men and childre- tf
After a tl ree-days trim, J. W.
Sho? . with forgers on
?ix eonnts tied by a j
on Saturday, lt w ,i
that I ? eared various checks in
settlement of his father's estate. The
pai*< - proved to have been
tanii>en-d with, but guilt could not Ive
fixed upon Showait
1'irr.j.les, bloter.??>. rough,
shijy skin are frofl
BlOmaoh. A Simple and no vcr failing
Ona tba- lear, health\
corop pure blood, perfect di?
on, is Hollian r's Rocky Mountain
Tea. Borpriae yonrealf. Tea or Tab?
lets. SBotnta. Schmitt's Drugstore.
Build up > rhole body, i
late* the bow eic, elee , aids
digestion, makes you well from bead
t. . Bt'evnat
Mou: a will d ^.rinjj
; '? cents,
Schmitt's Drug Store.
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Had a Narrow fLscape.
fire Taareday Dight ooaenateeol]
deearo/ed Ha Availing of Mrs. Sara!
AsaWoaa, three sal i : of Stras
burg, Th** fir*. whieh had a roysterioui
origin, had enveloped the front of th<
building before it was discovered, an
faV family had no time to save any
arable cash money wa:
humed. Mrs. Ambrose, woman 8
yeera old. would have perished b
being caught by th. laanes as sh
opened a door, had she not beer,
and carried tr a point of safety.
Few Farms For Sale.
There are few farms for sale, i
this sec'ion. Our farmers are so wc
pleased with their homes in the She
andoah Valley that few are willing
offer toem for sale. There seems
be a number of ready pu relies*
all farms that are on the market. Tri
is an indication that the Shenandoi
Valley ia as much entitled to I
designation, "God's Country,'' as
section of tire I nited States.
TORIA.
>lto Kins tai Han Always Baaj
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
?:o:?
We auk m-:ndini; ott statk.m.
?o suhscuii;i:rs who ake indebted-j
X) THIS OFFICE, SOME ACCOUNTS ARE
gDCl WHICH W1TX BE PLAC?
ID IN THE HANDS OF AN ATTORNEY
IN MAY THE FIRST. THE POST OH i< 1:
?EPARTMP.IsT UMQ/OWMM al? ITHI.hll
am Ol WWOOJt PAPBfta TO OOIXSOT
lLL SUBSCKiriloNs DUE one year.
I Rja pBOSiPT ATTKNTION IS REQUEST
:d. SHENANDOAH HERALD.
PERSONALS.
Mis. alary Gorden is visiting Mr.
nd Mis. H.. T, Johnson.
Mrs. Doney, of Md., is visiting ht;
Uter, Mrs. D. D. Carter.
A. G. Wyntoon, K><p, of Charles
ftlWO is visiiiug his Bloter, Mrs. l>. D.
i; ter.
V -- Lula Hupp, of Strasburg '*?
pending thia week with Mr. Bud
ll and family.
Mra. E 1' Gebhart, of New York,
iMted Mrs. Annie Walker the last of
aM week, and the first of this week.
Kev. VT. H. Darbie and f ami ley left
rYodneedi . ?norning for Lnray arbere
I ill a ake their fut mr home.
Mra. Laura Perry and daughter
.' ia Lula Perry, attended the funeral
f Mrs. Perry's slater, Mrs. 'elizabeth
?'. Ferry, al Luray hist Sunday.
Mr. Harry dower, of near .Tadwyn.
vii Monday morning for thc Ka item
Nhore of Virginia where he has ac
a position.
M.-. B. E. Sager and Miss Virgie
\*\M'6 guests of Mr. M. M.
Hmlorff and family el Grande, the
[rsl "f Ibis ?
Rhodes G. Miley. of Sharon, Pa..
\ b\. W. B. and G. K. Miley. of
jvnonbor*;, V?., are visiting their
afr. and Mrs Geo. Miles.
Miaa Alice Bowman who baa been
eachlng in Warren county, returru-d
o her home in this place Wednesday
if ter a very successful school term.
Misses Genevieve Kerfoot, of Kear
^ Ile and Julia and Virginia
Ihinehart and Louise Anna Snub"*.
>f Bbepherdetown, visited Dr
.1 Mrs. P. 1) StepheOBOO, on North
h street.
The many friends of Mr. Joseph
Cell ay, in this pl ac*1, were sorry to
urn thal bc met with a severe aeci
ti the B. A O. Railroad by fali?
to from a car. He was taken to his
tome, in Brunswick, Md. Hialnjnriea
rare very painful, but at last reports
asides d serious.
Harrison C Haas Dead
Harrison C. Baae, a Dall ve ol Wood?
stock, died at his residence, on Lost
Bardy county. W. Va., last
Sunday, Bl fears, lb- was a
, r of the late Isaac. Baan, of this
Por many years he was an active
nembei of the Methodist church. Jil?
in il! health for some time
ith.
Ile is survived by wife and Ave
. John J.. Chs
[arrison, Cia1 id Frank Hana,
md live di ... - lames Sarah
/amer, Lula Hepner, Ella Oodlove,
hristmao and Miss Jnlia Haas,
His funeral took place on la>t Mon
lay.
Rev. Geo- W. Finley, D. D-,
Died at Staunton last Friday
Rev, G. W. Finley, Peetor of Tink
Spring church died at Staunton
:i-t Friday. Dr. Finley waa a promi?
nent minister of tb*' Presbyterian
?nurch. for a number of years.
Hr was a gallant Confederate sol?
dier and was me of the three men
that rros>ed Ibe Federal breastworks
at Gettysburg, lb- was contined il a
prisoner of war for some months and
*ards om- of the Ooo who
IO cruelly placed under th*- tire
,r. derate (runs at Fort Pulaski
and Morris Island, and subjected fo
such treatment as will ever be remero
hered as a lasting disgrace of Ibe
Federal sjovernment.
His body was buried at Tinkling
spring Church last Saturday.
Rev. H. W. Burrus Dead.
Ree, Harry W. B Ul astor of
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
S ?utb. of Gaithersburg, Md., died
fiere Tuesday of pneumonia after un
M Of nine days. The dav Ol h I
Iilrij seventh birthday anniversary.
Mr. Burrus was born in Baltimore
and was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry L. Burrus, 1022 West Lombard
He bad been in the ministry
for the leal 12 years and aral I gradu
ate of EUndolpb-Maoon Colli
Bait. Sun.
Mr. Burras arae well known in kbit
place where he assisted Kev. EL ll
er in a protracted meeting las
(>cto'
Church Notes.
Ti,* Holy Communion will b
d in the Reformed < burch a
Conleville < n next Sunday morning I
il o'eloek. Pwparaaory Berrica oi
rday before at 2J0 o'clock. 13
Dttaler.
? usual services were held in th
Reformed, Lutheran, Methodist. Prc
b nan and Episcopal churchei
Sunday morning and night.
Re?. H. af. Oaaler will preach i
j Pugh's Hun Sunday afternoon at
_ I o'flock, I). V.
In
Funk Bush.
Miss Kdna Bush, daughter of (ha
K. Bush, was married Wednesd:
night to Mr. Granville Funk, of ne
Strasburg. Tbe wedding took pla
at the home of the bride, and Kider
B. Mclnturff. of the Baptist churc
officiated.
i Confederate Veterans
u* a meetini of Steoaaaloab Cai
ir. V. will beheld on Saturdi
May 1st at .i p. m. By order ol
.Ino. ii Gkaiujx, Com
G. W. Milky. Atlj't.
to
In
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us
Ba?
hs
is
n
County Superintendent \\
Get $1000 00
At a meeting of the Shcnand*
School Board iMonday the salary
County Superintendent of atobo
was ral?ed fros 0050.00 to I KKK).
comply with the new acoool law.
Odd Fellows 90th Birthday.
Tuesday was the Doth birthday of
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
in America, and was littingly cele?
brated by Ashby Lodge, No. 81 of this j
place in the Ba~gelt building on Court j
street, Tuesday night. Appropriate i
addresses were made by Rev. J. S. |
Hartman, of this plane, and Mr. Geo.
W . liing, of Shenandoah Lodge, Ho.
62, of Kdinburg. Refreshments were
served to OfOT one hundred Odd Fel*
lows and their guests. The music was
furnished by the colored QrohoitlB
Aabby Lodge is in a nourishing con?
dition, it has 84 members and was or?
ganized in Is I.
The Arel lodge of odd Fellows In
the Knited States was instituted in
Rainmore 00 yean ago bi Bee nen
who had been mamben of the order in
laidland. The Order now has 28,000
lodges, with about 1,900,000 Baamb
in this OOUOlry. Foreign 'countries
have over 1,000,000 more, and lodi]
odd Fellowship is known in in my
countries.
odd Fell iwabip teaches fralernaliam
and benevolence, and even the strenu.
ons times of civil war caused no rapt*
iKe between the northern and southern
Benia Of die order, so firmly v
Iheee cardinal |)rinciples Implanted,
The order i? open for membership for
any peraon of good moral character,
who believes in a supreme being. It
pays weekly sick benefits, eelabliehee
homes for orphans and widows of mem?
bers and homes for aged members ol
the order, and is a lil>eral contrib
in cases of special dietreee, such as
the San Francisco earthquake, Gol
veeloo Hood, etc. lt ananda about
15,000,000 annually and since 1890 bas
spenl 1125,000,000.
The one hundredth anniversary of
Ibe founding of the order in America
will be celebrated in Ballimore in 1919,
with ilaborate ceremonies.
Board of Supervisors.
At a meeting1 of the Board of Super*
visors of Shenandoah County bald
Monday, the tax levies were fixed as
follows.
For county purpoaes at 25 cents on
the hundred dollars.
For road purpoaes ai Jo cents on the
hundred dollars.
For county school purposes at !'<?
c?-nts on the hundred dollars.
For district school purposes at 15
cents on the hundred did lars.
Tbe district school levies in John*
Bl ni and Madison districts were re?
duced from lin to 16 cents, and rained
io Lee district from 10 to 15 cents, so
as to make as uniformed rate of 15
cents for all districts.
The Board refused to make an\ ad"
diliooal allowance for the salary of
superintendent of rchoole.
All members of the Board were
present.
List of Conveyances.
J. L. Burner lo DaoIel K. Sltokiey,
I in Davis district.
\v. T. Williams, spl. oomr. to G o
Foltz, 51 acres in Ashby district.
Levi \V. Kn. isll IO B :ih < '.
>iey, lot ;J7 block N<> * Strasburg.
i. 1. Bly and wife to E. I-.. Barb,
24 acres in Davis district; 13700
X. J. Morgen to N. lt. Strother,
house and lol in Nen Market.
\V. L. Dudley lo M. M. Orndorff,
i Ben - In Davis district; $177").
H. C. Burgess to lilla Kora Dida
wi.-k. lots in Str?aburff?
H. A. Kneisley to Wm. J. Riley, lol
on Baal side of South Main street
Woodstock.
W.T. Williams, trus. lo W. \v.
Logan, one half interest io 91 acree.
Lura B. Stove11 to David S. Stover.
I acres In Davis district; 9400.00.
H. IL C. Sbockej to J. I. Triplet,
two houses andlots In Woodstock;
93400.
(!? ira of W. D. S boo! to Silas M.
Baker. i\ acres tn Davis district.
Marriage Licenses.
Mr.-,23 to Miss-?,
21.
Granville I. Funk, Y2 to Kdna F.
Bush. 31.
Dayden D. NesselrOde, '33 to Mrs.
Balbara A. Moomaw. 28,
' John S. silvius, 25 lo Ollie Gol?
la-lay, !4.
Sale of Town Property.
Mr. Hubert Bhoekev sold the old
\\\ Ish Hotel property and tbe new
residence on ftublenbera; aired to Dr.
.!. I. Triplet! for 13,400.
Poeeeesion of the Main street house
will be given the first of October, when
Dr. Triplet! will repair it nod rent it
lo bia mill bands.
Mr. Hugh Morrison has purchased
of Major J. W. Magruder, the prop*
erty, now occupied by Mr. Morrison
a* pbol >:raph gallery, next to th.
BBRALD Building.
Mr. Morrison proposes to improve
it and will have a handsome store
room, on the first floor.
Mr. Hugh Kneisley sold a house an<
lot on South Main street to Mr. Wm
Kiley. .
Centenarian Dead.
Morgantown, W. Va., April 2V
'ulrandraa" Lucinda Finnell died to
da> at herliome here, aged 106 yean
[n a fall some time ago she was s(
ll injured, and since that tim
ha> gradually declined *
She aaa born in Shenandoah conn
ty, Va. Har memory was almost Dei
feet till the time of her (leah.
Surviving are S childreo, 14 'gram
children, 21 great-grandchildren, ac
14 great-great-grandchildren.
"j Sn) Islander
. narr attauerd
i | tia bi
, f 1 fl . ? l'a- biri
? s lum y. altboni
, ,, iin.l Intol
i in all deaths and buri;
I;, i |n tbe more nu'.red i
i. I ly dlecoarafli d
, , ii hi said ?'?
tin- ?m-.. ui f ?? Ina: r
ij of Ibe ON
I .In" 1 '.<i .'
lute i
a*tiers if
lill ,|" ?*
. . : he !' u
?? i<? arr denhten* al a neighbor!
>ah i ? el mt i
of t cd iiniii Hu* net i salty "f nea
,0is ? < lei j iii? ii ami s!i<>\\ tlieir reef)
, fer r <* ???-?ed bf ?*e?|.|y eatiutf h.
?National Magazine.
W C. T. U CONVENTION
The Bl Couuty Convention of the
vV. C. T. I'., Rockingham and Shen
loah counties, met according to ap
)ointment at Mt. Jackson, Va., on the
J4th inst, at 9.30 a. m., president afro.
.aura Hedrick, of Dayton lathe chair,
devotional exercises conducted by the
lev. j. I). Bamaker. of strasburg,
fhe address of welcome by the Ref.
Ar. K. Millee, of the Methodist chureh,
vas presented in well chosen words,
ind was ritingly responded to by Mrs.
L T. Windileld, of Harrisonburg, and
di>. Rexroade, of Dalton
( raring to the permanent removal of
he corresponding I J, Miss
.uly Kvans of Mt. Jackson, was
sleeted to lill the vacancy. The re
Karl of the recording secretary Mrs.
I. K. Riibush. of Dayton, was read
md approved. It showed all the de
cirtments of the work in exec'lent con
iition. The newly elected correspond
ng secretary read her predeceeeOr's
innual repent which was accepted.
The Treasurer's rapoti -honed all
lebts paid and a handsome balance
in hand.
The variona dspartmenls of the or
gari/'ation are, tbe circulating of
iterature, BOlentifle tesnperonee in?
struction, unfermented wine at tbe
Lord's table, temperance lessons in
Sunday-schools, nu dal contests, loyal
letnperace legions among the youtig
?eople and are some of tbe channels
ihrough which the organization works.
The reports on lhasa several de?
triments, revealed commendable z?-al
ind encouraging progress along all
linea.
The delegates were splendidly en?
tertained by the local union at dinner
ind supper. In addition to the
bountiful repast, srbicfa was enjoyed
i)y all. a social hour waa moat happily
ind profitably spent. The mealing
rhllel not largely attended, iras
:haracterized by promptness in dis?
patch of Duella bs
Encouraging reports, harmonious
ipirit, ami a determination to ;
ki the good acrk pervaded all hearta.
Delegates aero appointed t<? bear
rreetinga ol the Hi County Conven*
ion, to the Anti Saloon League
vhieb meeta at Woods! eic, May 29th,
ind the o ^responding a I i
natrueted, t<> write assurance to the
? - len! of tie- Anti-Saloon L i
laauriog them of their sympathy ami
rapport, in ibe on norning contact at
larrisonburg.
After short adi by the lev.
W. E. Miller, n Ditsier, and .1. D,
lamaker, on motion th.- meeting
onrned, to meet at Barriaonburg in
Septemb- . !
POTOMAC CONFERENCE TO
MEET AT HAMBURG.
The spring Convention of tie Ho
???n-ie Conference, of th"* Vir_- .. i
? held at Bethel F.\ an?
gelical Lntherao Church, Semi
Va,. Kev. M. Lather fan.ip, Pa
llb to 61 . :
PROGRAM.
Tuesday.
7.45 p.m. Opening Sermon by Hr.
H.CB t, Presld<
9.00 a. m. Formal opening. Eleporls
on stat*- (?f the Church.
Miscellaneous Buain< ia,
ll.ivi a. Wi Holy Communioi B
mon bj Rev. E.A. R
(Conference collection.
1.00 j?. m. I Mee laaioo <?f Top.
? The M? ans of < Irace*'?
Ran Hrs. G. 8. Bowers
and J. A. Sr.wier.
"What and Where is the
(.burch ".'" RCTB. J. A
HutTard and W. J. D.
Soberer.
~.\~> p. m. Sermon hy Rev. Peter
Mill
Tlmrsda v.
9.00 a.m. Quaitloa: "What Makes
and Marks a Christian '.'"
-Uevs. J. M. Tiaeaad a.
M. Smith,
a. m. Sermon DJ lie v. \V. .1.
Smith.
1 .*m? p. m. Qneetlon : "How Shall
We Reetoi triginal
Preparatory Service ???
?Bora Dr. L. L. Smith
and C. Vf" . Cassell.
N'oTT.. All speakers, unable to be
recent, will please provide substi*
lutes. Also, all ministers, delagatf B,
and visitors will be met at How man's.
Hlease notify the pastor, at Mt. Jack?
son, Va , upon what train you will
arrive.
The pun-base of a Hallet V Davis
means Plano satisfaction. During
your entire lifetime you will be abso?
lutely satisfied with your choice
Those who have given these pianos
loDg and continued use are unquali?
fied in their praise of the permanent
satisfaction they give. Tba preference
for the Hallet <k Davis is fully evi?
denced by the large number of piano?
taken on ClchaoOC basis toward tia
purchase of a new Hallet A Davis
The surest way to obtain permanenl
satisfaction is to purchase a Hallet A
Davis in the beginning. Not onl;
will it give you the best service bu
always represents a higher lotrinsl
value because its musical quali^e
will be more lasting.
Louis Mollenhaner Conservator
of Music,
Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. B, ll
Hallet * Davis Piano Co.
Allow me to express my entire Bath
faction and approval for all that i
good in a piano, for the Hallet .
Davis 1'iano. The upright that
feed and bought at yourwareroon
to use certainly equals all the hig
grade pianos and excels som<
youri truly,
Louis Mollenaner.
This is merely one of the mam BjQ
vineing endorsements on the factoi
files, and they keep paning all tl
time. Beautifully illustrated catalo;
will 1m- mailed you free, write for
today.
A. ii. Shaver A Bro.
Ge*9] Agt> for Valley,
Maurertown, V
Agents Wanted.
Offal Intention, Demand and si
in every home. If, a div. For pi
ticulars, address,
J, M. Whit-mirk.
Apr. 23?M pd. Hockiogham, \
Byrd Liquor Law Gets a Black
Eye.
Judge T. N. Haas, prettdSng in
Circuit Court of Rockingham county,
Friday, rendered an opine. : which
gave a black eye to the Byrd 1 j nor
law as previously construed by
magistrates. He held that th I word
'dispose," as need In the statute in
jonnection with a prohibition against
selling ardent spirits to an habitual
Jrunkard. does not prohibit the gift]
af liquor to an habitual.
Thedeeieioa was rendered in the
?ase of the Commonwealth i ?>? Frank
("Dusty"") Strother, which came up
>n appeal from the action of Magis?
trate Points, who tined Strother 150
forgiving a drink of whisky to Joe
Willis, an alleged habitual. The
fanes on appeal were agreed and there
was no queetioo before tbe Circuit
douri except one of construction.
In passing on tbe question Judge
Haas said in substance that Strother
was Charged with nothing mon- nor
leal than giving a drink of liquor BO
an habitual drunkard. The law does
not prohibit this, he said. It pro?
hibits the selling or disposing of
ardent spirits to an habitual drunkard
in the nouna of business by persons
having ISoenee and by social clubs,
but the prohibition does not extend to
the treating of an habitual by another
person The language of tbe el
auder which the case at bar arose.
said Judge Haas, is, "Nor shall any
person, timi, association or corpora?
tion, sell or dispose of ardent spirit]
of any description to an habitual
drunkard, or in any local option or
no license territory." It was appan nt,
tba Court heidi thal if the prohibition
of this clause extended to thc private
gift of a drink of ardent spirits to ar
habitual drunkard it also extended to
the gift of a similar drink in no lloonae
territory by one person to any other
K m. ? Harrisonburg Newe.
Massanutten Academy.
That the baseball team of M. A. isa
winner anal proven last veek ahen the
boys Crossed bats with three of the
!>. >t prep school ' >l Pennsylva?
nia, returttioj* home with two victorias
out of three games played, and loelog
only by a small margin to Mercers
burg Academy, which is admitted to be
OOftOl the \( ading prep schools in the
country. Hain spoiled the plea
ol the trip in a measure, and ca
tba cancellation of the game arith the
Indiana at Cai ouch to the regret
of the whole team, for an Indian scalp
- iranled moe! ol all.
The Ural fame, that arith Mei
burg, resulted in a victorj for the
home team, 5 tO -. but only after M
\. Lave the Mercersburg boys i hard
light. Had it not been for an error in
the Bret inning irhich nett??i J run^ for
wrsbnrg, the score would hove
been a tie. < astle pitched a |
gaeje and the leam a> a nhole 0|
the eyee of the afercereburg st
irg lias won from the In
. 'i to I. and playi C. of Pl
Princeton teama, winning from Prince?
ton twice within the leal two years,
?idly the Massanutten boys
otu! of tb ir work in tl. I
AtConvrej Hall, Carlisle, Pa., the
5 to 2 In favor ol M. A.
losl
titi- J result invited
slderable respect for hfaeaanutten.
Some of the Indians witnessed this
and possibly thought lt was BOO
net lo plaj the a< st day. altho th
-bone in ? _ after a *
of ruin during the morning and
:;<> >n ho
At I r the boys had a 0 ilk
ranklin and Mai
? n,\ 16 to 2. < '? v, r plaj lng did
the wmk. Football might have told
another story for F. and M. was
heavier than ll. A., bul In base ball a
different skill is called into u>e.
The boj - iplendidly at
- the] visited and can not
jhlj of the attention and
talnment they received With the
exception of the rain tie trip
thoroughly enjoyable and profitable
one, and added new laurels n> athletics
at afaaaanutten.
On Saturday morning Maj Ur. ;it
10o'clock, thal am from Shenandoah
Collegiate inatitute, Dayton, Va., aili
be arith us and play against us. The
eipected visitors have e stroog lean
sn i a goo I fame aili doubtless follow,
"ld Rather Die, Doctor,
than have BJ f? et cut off," said M. L
.; _baai, of Princeville, 111., "bu
you ll die from gangrene (which bat
. away Bight toes) if yoe don't,'
said nil doctors. Instead-he maa
Buoklen'a Arnica Salve till wooli'
cured, its cures of Benama, rV?(
Sores, dotla, Burns and Pileeaelouw
th< world -">c. at Walton & Sir.oot.
Notice.
During my abeeoOS "n bustnis*, ni
store will be in charge of I resp
t clark arhowillgive your wants, th
c beat attention.
Repair work will be forwarded to rr
in Philadelphia and have my persoui
attention and he returned to my stn
(..? d reel to patroQ at mj expene
_e?. mo lerale *^ al a
Up n hiv return I ?'hall !??? pre
loglte bdt<r vunv tnan ever
.md preecriblngand ftttfi
, il fl eases Oreo <ine band a:
o\- : ring and repairing.
\ mb and elegaat goods nea now b
hu.' added ld mj stock ol Jewelry .ii
ls suitable tor wedding yifN.
look through my stock will l>e to yo
int-rest in several respeote.
Wm. Kline,
Jewah i had (tpttd
Woodstock. V \
For Sale.
Hilfacre lot, with a good fr i
dwelling house, 4 rooms, all pla
a >*.,. I Dellar, water convenient,
good inananr Kitchen attached
dwelling ard all n c Beear? ont bul
ings. All have good metal roofs
good fruit on lot. applet, pears
cherries and ^rspen, n?ar Woodst
Va. Apply to
'? j. n. davis & a
iii
ar
$100 Offered For July Wheat.
Any Page county farmer can
his July wheat for $1.00 a bushel. A.
L. Jamison, of Luray, has already
bought over 10,000 bushels at that
price. Many of the largest farmers
of the county, especially along the
Hawksbill and In afaaaanutten, have
sold to him at $1.0tf a bushel. Among
Awn ere Lea Long, Julians. Price
M. W. Yates, and a host of others.
I of 500 bushels, lOOO bushels and
upward have been purchased. Wheat
!nust be delivered on or before July
27th. Mr. Jamieon represents strong
interests and is still buying. Hail
papers report considerable buying oi
July w.Vat from farmers In other
lion.?i'iLr'- Vows.
Must Pay Poll-Tax Before Sat?
urday Livening.
In order to qualify to vote in tbe
June primary and the November i
Hon all eligibles must have ibeli
names on tho voting list before close
ol thia areek.
Tbe list-, ore being compiled by tba
Bounty treaeurera, v/ho wilt receive
poll taxes for 1908, the time limit
bx pi ring Satur lay.
Going
Straight
Ahead.
The report has gone
out that there's n<>
oilier drug; store in this
section of the country
to compare with ours.
Its central location, its
superb equipment, its
excellent corps of clerks
its accommo<l a ting
methods and its superi?
ority lo every line, draw
the trade to it. I lu less
you have been here you
i\o not know what ad?
vantages are tn store
for you herc. We are
going straight ahead
in kl] things that make
for universal satisfac?
tion in a drug store.
SCHMITT'S DRUG STORE,
TH! STOKE POB QUALITY,
\V< )OI)S T< xix. - VA.
< I aden Seeds,
Hooks to H"nt,
1 I
"1
EYE HEADACHES
Many i miler tn m
tea eauaed by Eye
Von may - ??
right, your Eyes maj not
pain \ on. yet, because of a
something lacking which
prop lt< (Hasses
alon- (Pp!) ? JfOn con?
tinue to tuner. lt won't
anything to
whether your eyea are de?
fective or not. and if they
G asl I
Ute Can Fit the Proper
Ones.
Our price! are very reason?
able and .ve
GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION.
BARGELT,
The Reliable Jeweler
and Optician.
WOODSTOCK, - - VA.
WATCH WORK AND
HAND ENGRAVING
7-:
ne
af,
I
lo
Id
Ms,
ia,
aa,
Moving Pictures
Every Night
AT THE
RINK
We
will give a Moving Pict?
ure Entertainment every
night. Only the best films
on the market used. An
evening oi pleasure is
guaranteed. Come and ste
A GARRETT CARTER
Manager
lt
Ice Cream
Constantly on hand at the
BaeeleioH freemen Wood?
stock, I
WA. KT. I RI AM AND
h i-:s Ol *RAM HEED
ITU
l*avft yoat arden tor
Sunda tan i "ty, at
ilMM ,\ Brno l's Drug
Store Oar ico plant is
now in operation.
A. W. NICODKMU8 A 6<?N>.
Woodstock. Va.
Feb. Il 1 yiu
p
'?The Mattress of the present and the future'1
Ostermoore
Brery otter maltreat io the aorld rPFED?
hair, cotton or feat! ^d in at the *.d of
? tick. That's why lumps and holes looa cauf
less nights. F^chOSTEHM(X)R is built?ned stuffed.
Handlaid sheets of downy softness, each full size, are
carefully built within the tick, lt is vermin-proof. An
occasional sunbath is all that it requites. Tbe tick can
l>e taken off and washed when soiled.
$15
I . A | > I ?? IS
I'j'paid
Our books, "The Test of
Send For Free 144 Pa?C Book Time.'not only treat exhaust
hely il;*- mattre 'ion, but
^feM:
? - ?
with . ires < ?> ; BftM<?>R
i and Pi Hom lor Win
Seat-. C(>/.\ I
? chea snd Baaj < bali s.
L/OOK Ol T ! I" alert are
- ll the "just ii
A.gh ti ,h?- r
OR" and our trade
mark ls
Mat:.
.vv check is re
. -
.
I 8 loch .ll.To
.13.35
bi.15.00
feet 3inchei - leCbargei
In two | irt^. 50 ra.
Special -e/.?-^ at special
.Ostermoor & Co.,
114 Elizabeth Street.
NhW YOKK.
\
"BANK MONEY ORDERS,
J are safe, convenient, economical
f 9
Cost Less than Post Office or
Express Orders.
Payable at any bank in the
United States.
Ash lui our rate card mid compare prices
SHENANDOAH
NATIONAL BANK.
. r. rn ?.
Start To-day
v i * li a bott! ? ur Sarsaparilla Compound. It will
t)iirify the M.I ano build up tin - m in fjfenerali
thereby enabling it t?> overcome any disease genni bich
it is so susceptible at thi> season of the year.
The Large and
Increasing'
demand foi this preparation is the best proof as to its
merits.
Regular $1.00 size for 50c.
WALTON & SMOOT,
"THE DRUGGIST8"
MAGAZINES, FINE CANDIES, CIGARS,
HESS1 STOCK FOOD THE BEST.
fr"
!?!!? ? ?11^
When You Dress,
Dress in Style.
You furnish the form and I will furnish
the clothes Made right, Fined right
and at right pri>
The Spring Fashions Call for
Fabrics such as London
Smoke, Olive and Drab.
I haw them id all of the shades a discriminat?
ing dresser would desire. The very latest Spring
st vhs and New \ork paterns.
Whatever you buy here is bought under a strict
guarantee. Satisfaction is mr motto.
J. R. MILLER,
THE TAILOR,
Opp. Post Ofl WOODSTOCK. VA.
S\
f GEARY HOTEL
! LIVERY
Having purchased the Geary
Hotel Livery, I solicit your
patronage, assuring you tktt
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 Es BEMIS.
WOODSTOCK, VA.