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SHENANDOAHHEBAID
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
JMO. H. SRABILL
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\ OO Y^or Year,
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done un short notice and on the moat
reasonable term*.
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Vol. 93
Woodstock* Virginia, Friday, February 25,191?.
No. 8
Shenandoah Herald
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accordingly.
AYER'S MASR VIGOR
Stops FaSSing Hair
Ayer'* Hair Vigor ls composed of sulphur, glycerin, quinin, sodium
chloriJ, capsicum, sage, alcohol, water, and perfume. Not a single
injurious ingredient in this list. Ask your doctor if this is not so.
Follow his advice. A hair food, a hmir tonic, a hair dressing.
Promptly checks falling hair. (Completely destroys all dandruff.
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR
Docs not Color thc Hair
J. 0. AXER COMIANY. Ix'WC
FOR SALE.
Valuable property ^ ia the growing
t iwn ol 9 - '-e. Va.. oooaistlng ot
l geary out-bui!d
q i iiBbi of hq uci'e lot.
D iii- heart of the town on
one of the bea - .lential streets.
A.iV'-tu- desirlojff a home or wanting f
I investment still do
areli i<> ?.? i or ari I
FRED D, MAPHIS. |
Straaburg. \'a.
A GOOD DWELLING,
For Sale.
lek dwelling-: on Main
I fur sale, lt is im
pi ? od large barn al
buildings, mountti
rn ? viii bc made to suit
If not s.?ld by April l>t,
} a i I .^>e retited. Apply
I . Harrisonburg, Vs., or
e*?, Woodstock.
W. H. BITE,
pd. liai risoaburg, Va.
Setting Eggs.
Is'anil Reds are stiil
gs who have them
ed egg basket every
stoat* for ihc season all I
i ea of siofie comb ara I
I m for hatching on hand.
1 :>our order now. Pi ices
Nv tiHty gviarar.teed. j
POULTRY FARM. |
?an, Va.
K
li)K SALE
bTORt PHOPLRTY
51 Luke, Va.
p lot with a cement
<. main part 23x50
3i .?? fsa t. ah Sstoriea.
roof. A n'ce 10
room fi i liing 2 wells, 1 cistern
ind a i
lg lot sltd about 50
irobea Bad a 4 room
i i place fur the light man.
i??? ig ri fer selling, for par
to
\V. K. SWARTZ.
R . . I) So. 1 Woodstock, Va
If .ou Kant to Drive, Come Here
I am noaa running a FIRST clas
LIVERY in \ giotto with roy hotel
I cae lurniah you teams you will en
d borse9 and nice
- iH!N\: CHEAP LOOKING
Uti which leaves my
Stable, 1'ricea reasonable and j-ood
service.
J. \V HOLTZMAN
To Our Old Customers.
Hi lng geeared the services of
Mr Kv ck, a first clas9 harness-maker.
we ar- .red to furnish harness of
ali a 1 io repair work at abort
n Sat -fiction guaranteed as to
q jes.
ad a cordial invitation to
a old BtoBtOSBaaTI and the public
aall ail inp>3t our
oo<J j. a. Dysart & Co.
Collecting*
Ctiof. All claims given
nr .n,
A. (JARRETT CARTER,
( '.\>I'AHL' .
Aft Mute] Life InsuiH ^ce Co. of
Half foe want a 2? vear life
paytaaent, ^vetne a call o. drop a
card
no.
Raw Furs Wanted.
1 will be at the freight depot in
W<: va , every Court Day.
buyiio: ard shipping. Don't sell un?
til ne and I will sun rise you
Ht thp prices 1 am oaying for skins.
My ? !'> y< ara i xperumee will enable me
* i t v you full value for your
? for Dario
H. H BILLER,
Orkney Springs, Va.
Dec 10?4tpd.
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Ice Cream
< onstantly on hand at the
Excelsior Creamery Wood
Ho.k, Va.
ALL ICE '?R/.AM AND
[CES Ol'AHAN TEED
PURE.
Leave your orders for
Sunday creams, only, at
Waldon & Smoot's Drug
Stnre Our ace plant is
now in operation.
A. W. NICODEMUS A SONS,
Woquijlk. Va
Pah 2"~],r
Belting. Belting.
We are preoared to sell cotton anc
leather belting at prices, which def 3
competition. Senatfor prloes.
J. A. DYSART & CO
fc feats for tbe National Leatbei
Beifegttg.
mx>pmtKK, rincmtiK
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
OF SHENANDOAH COUNTY.
A TTORXE YSAT-LA H'
M. L Walton, Collectior
E. 1). Newman, Department.
?V. Lv, Nkwm \n. Notary tub ic
'ALTON ,nc WALTON,
w
ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW,
?v oodstock, Va.
Practice in State and Federal Courts.
T
ft. TWENNKR. J. M. HAUSKKMAN
AVENNER & BAUSERMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Woodstock, Va.
? EM ITEL BORDEN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Regan practice in 1878. Osmer and
Manager of The Shenandoah Valley
Collection and Adjustment Agency,
established 1809. Post-office address
Calvary, Shenandoah county, Va.
F.
IL BRUM BACK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Woodstock**. Va.
Office: In uLawerg Row." former?
ly occupied by the late P. W. Magruder.
R
USU II. WILLIAMSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Woodsl ?ck. Va.
Commonwealth's attorney fob
g UKN a NDOAB (JO0NTV.
Will practice in adjoining counties.
Will be in New Market every Satur?
day.
PHYSICIANS.
D
R. ll. McC. HOFFMAN,
TOM'S BROOK, VIRGINIA.
Having decided to lc cate at Tom's
Brook, I oller my professional -
vices to the people oi that place
vicinity. Culls promptly answered
day or night.
tt-10 '
D
R. J. II. SMOOT,
Having located in Woodstock, can
be found at his residence on North
Muhlen^urg Street, the late residence
of Dr J. L. Campbell, when not pro?
fessionally <m;:aered.
D
R. D. D. CARTER,
Office and Residence South Main St.
Woodstock, Vir-jinia.
t*pjr Special attention given to Sur?
gery. Phone Call .'><.
D
W. S. CLINE,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
f&T Calla answeied day or night.
Ollice and resideuce North Main St.
March 4?tf.
DENTISTS.
D
R. J. B. RUSH,
D E NT I S T,
Woodstock, Virginia*
Established in 1880* Ollice South
Main Sire t. Terms Cash.
F|R. T. P. LOCKE,
RESiDENT DENTIST,
Office Main St., Woodstock, Va.
*~p Chloroform. ethe?- and cocaine
used for painless extraction of te*-th
Dec. 20-1 yr.
D
R. J. C. BOWMAN,
DENTIST,
Woodstock, Virginia.
Office on Court Street, above the
office of Tavenner k Bauserman.
Mav 28, 'Ofl-lyr.
BU SIX ESS CARDS
Woodstock
Marble Works
WOODSTOCK, VA.
Monuments, Tombs and ail kinds
of Cemetery Work.
Tx>west prices in the Valley. Give
us a call. E. U. SNYDER.
Barber Shop.
Couw St., Woodbtoci Va.
Wadden Fravel, Propr.
Shave. 10 I Haircut.... 15
Singe. 15 , Shampoo.. 16
Facial Massage. tl
Tonic Rub. I and 10
Shaving Corpse- 1.00
Shave asray from j-hop 25
Haircut if M 3)
Haircut and shave away from ah on 5C
B^T Prompt attention given to all
customers.
A Share of tho public patronage go
Belted.
CARLY RISERS
INSECTS AND DI5EARE5 DE
CLARED TO BE DANGER?
OUSLY INJURIOUS BY THE
CKOP TEST COMMISSION.
Thc Crop Pest Commission, at
its meeting Jan. 14, 1910, altered
'mil amended the list of injurioui
insects and plant diseases and
the rules and regulations relative
to same to read as follows:
HULKS AND REGULATIONS.
For the Government of the
State Entomologist, Assistants,
LocaMnspeciors and Employees
of the State Board of Crop Pest
Commissioners, as Authorized by
Act of Assembly, approved May
(<, 1903. Sections 2 and 3 Al?
tered and Amended Oct. 17, 1(m>7
and Jan. 14, 1910, to read as fol?
lows:
1. By the virtue of authority
conferred by the above cited
Act, the following rules and
regulations are hereby adopted
and promulgated by the State
Board of Crop Pests Commis?
sioners, and the State Entomolo?
gist and Pathologist, and such
assistants and local inspectors as
may be hereafter appointed- are
authorized and directed to en?
force the same.
2. List of insects and itx
guous parasites?The following
list of insect pests and plant dis?
eases are hereby declared to e
dangerously injurious, and it is
ordered by this Board that they
shall hereafter come within th<
scope of operations under the
Crop Pest Law:
IllSeCtS?Sat! Jose scale A
pidiotus perniciosus \ West In?
dian Peach scale (Ausacuspis
pentagons \ Woolly A ph iv
Schisoneurs Lanigera) tn nurs?
eries onlv. Gipsy Moth (Porthe
tria dispai . Brown-tail Moth
(Euproctis Chrysorrhoea . Maple
Scale (Chrysorphaltte tenehri
cosus). Strawberry Root Louse
(Aphis Larbesi l.
Fungi?Crown Gall, in nurse?
ries only. Peach Yellow's, Pea< h
R ictte, Little Peach, Bia :k
Knot ol" plume and Cherrv I Plow
rightia morhosa I Lira Blight of
Bear and Apple (MicTOCeCCUS
amylovorous), in nurseries onlv.
This Board reserves the right
to alter, amend, and change this
list as the exigencies of the work
may warrant.
3. OuAFANTiNK AGAINST DIS
eased Xukskry Stock?It is
hereby declared* that dating from
Jan. 14, 1911, no per- ?n. pcr
sons, firm, or corporation shall
sell, transport or (jive away any
fruit trees, or other plants, com?
monly known as nursery stock
within the State of Virginia,
when affected with the San Jose
scale, West India Peach scale,
Woolly Phia, Gipsy Moth. Brown
tail Moth, Maple scale, Straw?
berry Root Louse, Crown Gall,
Peach Yellows, Peach Rosette,
Little Peach, Black Knol of the
Plum and Cherry, ot Fire Blight
of Pear and apple specified un?
der Section 3 above."
For Sections 4 to 17 of the
Rules and Regulations see Circu?
lar Xo. 3 of the Crop Pest Com?
mission or the Sixth report, and
for further discussion see other
publications from this office. It
is thought well to enumerate a
few points, however, in regard
to these troubles at this time,
San Jose scale?Xo nursery
stock should be sent out that is
infested with this insect. All
nursery stock that has been ex?
posed to infestation by this in?
sect should be thoroughly fumi?
gated before it is sold. Orchardi
should be thoroughly sprayed for
this trouble once each winter.
West Indian Peach scale?
This insect has not become plen?
tiful in Virginia, but nursery
stock should be watched to pre?
vent it from being introduced,
Woolly Aphis?As trees badly
knotted by this insect are ant to
rot off and die after a few year-*
time, all nursery trees carrying
specimens of this insect ihould
be fumigated before they are
sold. All trees badly knotted by
it should bs discarded and de?
stroyed.
Gipsy and Brown-tail Moths
?Are European insects that
(have already cost the New En?
gland States several millions of
dollars and have destroyed much
more value in forest and shade
trees, orchards, etc. They have
not yet reached this state and
careful watch should be made to
prevent them from reaching it.
Thh M \it.k Scale- Is similar
i 1 some respects to the San Jos
scale, but is mainly injurious t
shade trees, such as Silver Ma?
ple. Xursery trees affected by
this insect should not be sold.
Hardier trees such as the Nor
e.r. Maple, ash, ginko, Ameri?
can linden, oak and others should
bc substituted for the Silver
Maple for ornamental purposes.
S 1*1 av; bbs ry Koot Louse?
This insect has not so lar as we
can learn become seriously in?
jurious in this state, but as it is
quite injurious in some of the ad?
joining states, strawberry plants
should be carefully watched and
none planted that come from in?
fested beds.
Crown Gall This disease
affects the roots of the apple,
peach, pear to some extent, rasp?
berry, etc.. but it is simply in?
jurious on apple. It has now
been demonstrated that this dis?
ease can be controlled on apple
in the nursery by obtaining scums
from healthy trees and grafting
them into healthy seedlings.
This being the case, nurserymen
should soon be able to almost rid
their plantations cf this trouble.
X > trees affected with this dis?
ease should be sold.
Pbach Ybixows- -This disease
:an also be controlled in the
nursery u ing healthy peach pits
Lo grow seedlings and healthy
Suds tor budding into them. It
this is done by the nurserymen
and al>o a car> fu1 attempt made
in conjunction with the truit
lt wers to hold the disease in
.heck in the immediate vicinity
of the nursery, they should be
ible to send out healthy stock to
their patrons. Careful inspec?
tion oi' orchards and the destruc?
tion of all diseased trees as soon
SS they show the first symptoms
of the trouble '.?iii then en<
frrower to control the dis ase
eind build upthepeach industry
in this stal ?.
Peach R \n Little
Pbach Tl. - two diseases
similar in many respects to
h yellows. Method^ ?.;' con?
trol ar- also very similar.
Bla< k Knoi i . Puru and
Chi. ki rv No nursery stock in
fest.-?i with thu bould be
sent out from the nursery. The
disease can be controlled in tl e
orchard by cutting and destroy?
ing all ilie affected limbs and
twigs 8 to lo inches below the
knots. This must be done,
however*early in the winter.
Pike Blight of Pbai and
Apple?No nursery stock shou d
bc sent out affected by this di>
ase.
Buy Seed Cum on thc Cob.
There is only one way that tl e
purchaser Can be certain of gc.
ting good seed corn, and that s
to purchase from some one of rt
liability as to the purity of tl e
variety, and then require the coin
be sent him on the ear. Until
the farmers of our territory learn
this one simple lesson on requir?
ing the seed corn which they
sent to them on the ear there
will always be complaints of
failure to obtain satisfactory
corn, no matter how careful the
advertising managers of agricul?
tural papers may be in guard?
ing them against fraudulent ven?
dors. Most of the inferior seed
corn is sent out through igno?
rance of what teed cern should
be. This will be largely cor?
rected when all refuse to pur?
chase shelled seed corn, but in
variably require that it must be
Bent to them on the ear.?Raleigh
X. C., Progressive Farmer and
Gazette.
Best Use of the Bath.
Thp human body 1? covered wlttl the
most wonderful and beautiful fabrlo
in tho world, flexible as silk, resistant
1, tought as leather and. beau?
ty of beauties, flushed by some three
millions of glands, so tbat it is abso
lutely '-elf deaning. Therefore, says'
our doctor, speaking of the bath:
Don't scrub; seldom use soap; use
as cold water as you can enjoy."
For Better or Worte.
"Um tired of this eternal pbilosoph
leal Hcrap about the respective influ?
ences of heredity and environment,"
i-aya the Philosopher of Folly. "If
heredity brings a man enough money,
he can make his own environment."
Where Fslashood is Justifiable.
There are two occasions when the
most veraclouBB man is likely to pre?
varicate?when he tells a love ro?
mance or a bunting story.?Paris Fi?
garo.
Dons for.
A New York woman has used S
whip Instead ot the divorce couria
Baa aaa ruiaaad Ber matrimonial tea
ar*.?Wa-atlaftoa Post,
_'"*?-?- ???? mi?-nu?un?? tin-???+
I Tobias Jarvey's j
Day_of Rest I
j By E. LAWRENCE PERRY '
f BsBsssafl | asaaaB ii?n ii?ii ii?i in?u+
The Count Tobi; Francois Xavier
de la Jarvis sat ponderlnf in bis
scantily furnished room on th I
floor of an old brick sabled building
in the heart of Braal was once ti
Brien village. From his chair at the
dusty window giving on Commerce
street he had noted the home-coming
of more thon one wage-earner, laden
with bundles ar.d fairly beaming w4th
the spirit of the season.
In the dooryard of the house just
below he had sven a young womau
and her two children fairly maul an
elderly couple grandparents, of
? pulllni them up the stepfl de?
spite their complacent protestations.
And he knew that the pecullSJ
bundle which grandma carried so gin
g< rly contained one or more purni kin
plea, and that tho stout genial grand
sire's pockets were laden with ail
sorts of homemade goou
The count sighed. He walked to a
bureau and took from tin- upper draw?
er a fragrant old brierwood and a
pouch of tobacco Caled and lighted the
and returned to the window,
where he stood looking down the side?
walk, puffing thoughtfully. Then
food for thought, for below him lie
could see the rhomboidal form of Mrs.
ryUifl Jam^s, Industriously plying
ber broom to the lower tap. Mis.
I was a good soul; the count had
d that knowledge from mt i
Sidewalk conversation. And then, too,
when he had mending to do, which
variably detected the fact had
quick eye of Mrs. James had in
occurred to him. sIm' Bras BVI r
with her needle, Which, ind." .1. |
count's d. BP annoyance, was bl
nore ami
his sartorial well
Twice in tiie mouths he ha I kl
.Jami s had
tn-' luxury o:'
Lb- apartments on the h I
Bach time upon making irtbre
the impression waa st; f he
had achieved a strategic r.
There wars i lear susplcioi i as to ta.'
nature that he had |
bi ii Indeed, upon recipt I
the last time Mrs. James I I 1 pal
. she had Inditl <1 :t ..
in veiled suggestion
(1 to reply !:
h?- trusted would BChil Bull
of protecting
lary attentions or 1: d the
future, while at th. ie te*
tain of her d
temi
ii
Frau
? 1. not upwatd. it is
rrow thai p
?
All of \.. . ty maj have
been read by Mrs. Jami irdlng
?? felt Ba that as lt may. the
Count Toots de la Jar.is, which tba
siren of the lower :! itrued
into Tobias Jar\ mov?
ed by the holiday spirit, and Pfl
weighed Mrs. Jamea'a Invitation to
Mbraak bread" with ber tba foll
BgalnSt the prospe( t
alone, and sparing
ker street t.t*?:?* d'hote, 1
inclined strongly in favor of the
hospital board of Amaryllii
casting dice witn fate though it i
be.
As he stod immersed in thought
tlwre came a ray of assurance.
'After all," he murmured, "one has
but to be a man, to arm himself with
man's strength. It is but to know
when to retreat that is the secret of
all great soldiers' successes. Tiens!
There was, I id, to be turkey,
and of the sauce cranberry and -
ard that the madame is talented as a
CO ik there ls little to doubt. Mais
non ! Am I a fly to enter a web? Bb,
bini, if a Hy am I it is of strengthy
wings. So I go * * * Non; not
o' your life upon, as the saying is." I
dine at M. Gatin's.
Gatin's Bleecker street table d'hote
at one o'clock the next afternoon was
blue with tobacco smoke, and a *ca 110
and violin struggled bravely with a
chanson de vin. Thara was laughter,
and the popping of corks, and bursts
of son. ass But the count's fa?
vorite seat was vacant.
He was not there, in short, and in
seeking him it is pleasant to turn
from this scene of Gallie revelry to
the simpler, quieter precincts where
love, perchance, sits dreaming over
a needle, where, the silence is un?
broken save by the soporific WheeSB
of the tea-kettle or the purring of a
cat and the steady monotony of a
rocking-chair's creak. The cat, in?
deed, purred in comfort and content?
ment; Amaryllis James purred in com?
fort and contentment. She was sew?
ing with placid nih-n. She was piec?
ing in the frayed ends of "Tobias Jar?
vey's" eoatalaevi she murmured
the name repeatedly to hers- !
ing in the end of the sleeves with
pieces of silesia.
Nearby in an rmchair sat the count
himself, smoking and gazing vacantly
into the stove. He was comfortable
too?and contented. His pips was
drawing well, and the savory
of turkey and cranberries and pota?
toes and turnips and pumpkin plea
blended in one great, gra-"1
suggestion of gastronomic felicities to
come, doubly Impressive, inasmu
th* rount had not dined over well for
. al days.
To replace the coat in PTQCSSS ot
construction, Mrs. Jameg hid lom- I
him a garment from the wardrobe of
tie- late lamented John Jam. s, who
had married her Just in time Ul he>
stow upon her the benefits of a pen?
sion which a grateful government had
awarded in recognition of rheumatism
incurred many years after the inter?
necine unpleasantness had ceased.
Then, too, as the good woman enjoyed
as a seamstress not a little vogue
among those of the neighborhood who
Weat in for such luxuries as I
makers, she considered herself eml
nintly eligible for the hand of ths
most exalted noble in France. She
had read of such things. Romance,
which ia to say norcia of tender lin
*oVm was S weakness and sba wraf*
?rxrv\Tf. iv may ? ?
warrier husband, honest, |
John James, had qa I
iflg a generous emotional voil.
Tho olfactory hints of the dinner
all prepared and reedy
tempted the count's quivering
trils until nothing but his
lantry prevented bim fro
that the hour for dins
He beean;.' restive. Wei
would all come in good time, aud he
had planned his campaign; he t
eat, and then under plea of th
o'clock engagement, he would i
his adieus. But tba ll sal
?
Finally the count shifted his ti ?
"ir will ba time for the servii
r before tl
has been ruined by
Which I tv eau to SI
iation of your cul
but impatiently in the CO
my dear madame, with the path
of your hospitality."
. Jam. - ? ber ne< die in
bag, and
Mush mantling nev expat
from out
escape, rose the snub end of a
"1 low well, hov; v.
of poor John's fits you. To Mr.
"Jar : vis. my dear m
corrected the old gentleman. You for
gi; I fi ar that it is not T ibiaa, but
Jarvis. M. Jarvis."
"M. Jarvey," Bald Mrs. Jam
me! I i ?'. that that
fitted you as
It wen ilijah,
?; ? ;r shoul
Do y . Mr. Jan ey, 1 think it
htt- you ever: ? -han it did J
.John he looki d I
in it: t Tod?"
?
deft grace s Ith which I ea I
'? ration
skipped to n
.
chair.
"Il lt
you witt I i
: I shall
?
Count Toby : ?
felt so ha]
fi il
When B li
r In a net ind
k I
blindly In an ir?
ita naturi
i
loria 1 He
i Ul I
Me ' ?
do with .
could launch
.
of a i
sn ? tut the
blunt, din I A
diplomacy as ?& by .'-1 i.
James left thc no tactii
hole. Thai
him the blend d in
ing fea-t.
He < I ti ii M
Ja 1 seem to ;. I M lames's ] ?
lt is quite In |
as I love?"
"Ah. Tobias*' interrupted
James with
was sayin'?"
"What,
er than that I love to feel, i
that 1 suggest to you
ories?make the:.. .. non; that is
as one mighl ?and?
"Have you aver ."? vou 'nave
wasted the beal four life
without the
true and loving hi ipmi tv Vou should
have mad- ioma woman happy long
ago Tob?Mr. Jarvey 1 mean."
"I had a friend who t
said the count gravely, as though the
fact were of mo Bntly un?
usual to warrain puck* | up the
lips and raining of tba i yebrowa.
"Married!" axel: hued Mrs. James,
excited and pleased, and eager to as?
sist the count in what ' to be
a somewhat diffident lead to a vital
question.
"Yes," continued' Jarvis, "he had a
\ ife. She was the Duchess de la
Poins-Martel, a very nice woman i
she had the one fault she talked too
much- "
"Yes. certainly, she talked too
much," said Mrs. James breath!
"Well, well, then what happened?''
"Nothing. Oh .nothing Lt all, 1 am
assured."
Silence. The "tothsome" odors
were growing as palpable as the wait?
ing dinner itself. They asailed Jarvis
as with bludgeons.
"International manages are so ro?
mantic." Observed Mrs. James con
Sifslilsion
is the original?has been
the standard for thirty-five
years.
There are thousands of
so-called "just as good"
Emulsions, but they are
not-?they are simply imi?
tations which are never
as good as the original.
They are like thin milk?
SCOTT'S is thick like a
heavy cream.
If you want it thin, do
it yourself?with water?
but dont buy it thin. -
FOR HALS BY ALL DRr*0QIST8
Bend Mc. n??e >f pap*r ?"<" ahl? sd. for our
becutiful ifoTingsDunk and CLIM'* Sketch-Book.
Cat h hank eoaUlaa a Good tack ronny.
SCOTT ot DOWNE, 409 Pearl St. Ntw Yank
For
maldi o
linc, rich,
ot plain
g? ^eqraaliy vataaMe
<?^S_l^t and n $?
foods
Indispensable
For Home Baking
I
?
..I'M ?l9)A9) ly 'li
.:
-3 q;:.w Jaq poidnjjnui )um
A*ououi amil ahb jo .uij-inrn 1
;m.{j edon; i? 'jsaj b oj p
Bf 'BJp| ptn .,'' ?-?' i"
Inoqi qons ? .. .;. .v.o\-..
?UT. BfAJSf pd('!?(
-OJ ,,'som
? ."? x nprifriiAi
away from him, and I of re
-. Retreat? But
:ble; for hil
roar.1.. He -
blinking, wordl- .
Mrs. Billed, and drew from
recticnle a roil bf p.^
pink ribbon, ila- count
a coy glan
'If I thought yor could appro,
this pome, Mr. Jarvey?"
The count. that the coup
d'el tl Ing
at straws, hi
"Well." uah unction,
"of eourse you taos prlntemps is
French for Springtime." Whereupon
count having nodded agre
within her interpretation
My heart 'til light arith oy bedight,
At Prlntemps In Pi i
"Ah, Springtime in par. erred
the count. "But you were never
ls a pome <*
?ut it."
.
"I shoul not at all.
Bois. It
all?"
'., no. tl I
Al.d
.iair.
but stays in
Bl
At prii
? count groaned Hy, h it
ws as tl n rb in ar?
ie cia! ?
But, ah, my do> love
At prlntemps in Par a.
rames glanced st I
?
Warmer rs
I i, but not if l
Ri
the all-absorbing i
: tinner and 11
thoughts of liberty. I
tl ? free air ol ralk.
. srorked under high :
bia i bo? . ? ? ?
moke l must go to my
room for mo?", if you'll be so good
. use m.
still, Mr. Jarvey. 1
stir. I shall ne of Ji 'i
tobacco. I it for many y
and the good a
bustled in her mpboard. retui
arith buckskin pouch, a i
. to bim lingeringly.
count at loss for further ex?
ie with n faint bow, ac
offered tobacco, and i r
: k a match, lt
. and the giimn
I
Mrs. James
ant
. of course, you poor man, the
pipe does not work. John's pip
; once more she turned to the i ip
-" But
?
..try to tl
winds, and stood not upon the or I
of his | Like a fr
he flapped to the door, and in
ond was Tint in the hall. Then out I
like on
s*o:.ped until he
i it be laid that the cou
vas em.
lee has n .
Amaryllis James. T ?
: pursuit never occurred
runt of rage and co ?
ad pen;
ag note, pim
coat, and then marched upstairs and
Sun raiment against the count's
: A
"The ; si itraw has been br.
Om r."
Whale Fishing Dying Out.
Tho depression in the Dundee whale
i scuts that there is dan*
* the industry disappearing from
rowing scare
' whales in the arctic regions has
ry very unreraunera
eholders have become so
thal a number of tho
D put up for sal- \
serin 1 is the
prob; of the Eskimos who de
D the whaler.- for supplies
of rifles and ammunition.
Leper Asylums ita X?>r\vay.
There are In Norway uo fewer than
spar asylums, but each con
- only ten to fifteen beds,
are situated in country places, '.
-'\ie of living followed in tl
tnilar to that of an oran
family in moderate cttcumsl
<r
GEARY HOTEL,
JOHN F. BEMIS, Proprietor,
Woodstock. m m m Virginia.
I Tnder New Management. Table Unexcelled.
FirstXlass in its Appointments.
Headquarters lor ccmmercial men.
Special attention given automobile parties.
A finely equipped livery in connection with the hotel.
S "Geary" to the porter at the train.
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BELTING, BELTING, '
*. tr
Leather and
Gandy Belting'.
We are Agett tl for the National Leather Belting Co., and
can furnish belting promptly at bottom prices. Call to
see us. *
J. A. Dysart (EL Co.,
Woodstock, Va. *
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