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Hugh Curtiss Murdered.
Dsjlllilla, ;Va.; Stpt. 18.-Hugh
Curtiss, of Washington, Rappahan
nock eounty, was shot and instantly
Killed la9t night a'? Boyce, by James
Feltner, a well-digger. Trouble
started between the two after Feltner
had persisted in jumping' on and off s
merry-go-round which was run by
Curtiss. Repeated warnings to Felt?
ner had no effect, and a few VOrds
passed, when Feltner shot Curtiss
through the heart.
Feltner claim* that he acted in sel'
defense, as Curtiss hit him several
times with a black "joe." Feltner is
in jail at this place and has employed
as council Messrs. Marshall Mc?
Cormick anb A. Mooro. Jr.
The Lash of a Hnend
would have hasa a Ik. ut as welcome to
A. Cooper of Oswego, N. Y. as a BKI
tiless lung-racking cough that defied
all remedies for years, "lt was most
troublesome ot night.' BS writes, 'noth
iug helped rae until I used Dr. King's
New Discovery which cured me cou -
piete'y. I never cough at Digi I
now." Millions know its matchlvs
merit for stubborn colds, obstinate
coughs sore lungs, lagrippe, asthma,
hemorrhage, croup, whooping cough,
or hayfever. lt relieves quickly and
Bjsrar fails to satisfy. A trial convin?
ces .W\ ll.ou. Trinl bottle free, [l's
postively guaranteed by Schmitt's
0 rug Store.
BIlBahsSB Collins, a 14-year-old s^rl
who, her mother claims, was kidnap?
ped last Thursday by a traveling
evangelist who gave his name as J. H.
Arnold, was located yesterday at Fu?
lani The mother, Mrs. Henry Col?
lins, who resides in Bristol, states
that Arnold represented BO her dany li?
ter that he wanted her to accompany
him to become his organist in the re?
ligious Barrios he was holding. The
mother states that Arnold presented
papSfS BO show that he had formerly
i?een in the Barrios of the faders! got'
ernnient. and raprassatsd that if the
girl did not go volun tartly he was in
a position to legally toms her to do so.
The mother appealed to the police
yesterday, seeking to have her daugh?
ter brought home.
A Reliable MetflcIne--Not A Narco?
tic.
Mrs. F. Martin) ?t. Joe, Mich., says
Foley's Honey and Tar saved her Ha?
lls boy's life. She writes: "Our little
boy contracted a severe bronchia!
trouble and as the doctor's medlcin*
did not cure him, I gave him Foley's
Honey and Tar in which I have great
faith. It cured the cough as well as
choking and tagging spells, and bs
got well in a short time. Foley's Hon?
ey and Tar has many Hmas saved us
much trouble and we are never with
out it in the house. Schmitt's Drug
Store.
John G. Hallinan, aged 6] years of
Limerick township Fa., shot and in?
stantly killed his wife yesterday while
hurrying to kill a hawk that was at?
tacking his chickens. Airs. Hallinan,
who was 57 vears old, was standing at
the window watching the hawk when
Hallman, with his shotgun in his
hand, tripped over a piece of carpet.
The weapon was discharged, the load
of shot tearing Mrs. Hallinan's back.
She died instantly.
Harry M. Brooks. John II. Cun?
ningham and Emits Doust, the trio of
youths who were arrested^iu Washing?
ton early Sunday morning on a charge
of waylaying Dallas R. Bowman and
Malcolm E. Mcqueen and attempting
to rob them in Judieiary Square, vu rv
called to account Saturday in the po?
lice court and were helu lor the action
of the grand jury on charge of as?
sault and robbery and larceny.
When nerit Win*
When the medicine you take cure*
your disease, toi.es up your BfSiSSD
and makes you feel better, stronger
and more vigorous than before. Tnat
is what Foley Kidney Pills do for you
lo all cases of backache, headache,
nervousness, loss of appetite, sleep?
lessness and general weakness that i?
caused bj any disorder of the kidneys
or bladder. Schmitt's Drug Store.
Don't Break Down.
Severe strain on the vital organs,
like strain on machinery,causes break
downs. You can't over-tax stomach,
liver, kidnevs, bowels or nerves with?
out serious danger to yourself. II
you are weak or run-down, or under
strain nt any kind, take Electric Bit
ter the matchless, tonic medicine Mrs.
J. K. Van de Sande, of Kirland, III.,
writes: ''That I did nol break down,
while enduring a most severe strain,
tor three months, ia due wholly lo
Electric Bitters." Cse them and en?
joy health and strength. Satisfaction
postively gauranteed. "*0. at Schmitt's
Drug Store.
During a severe electrical storm ir.
the lower part of Cul neper county
Wednesday evening the driver of th*
tam of Eugene Willis was struck by
lightning and instantly killed.
Mrs. Jacob Wilment, Lincoln 111..
found her way back to pei feet health
She writes: "I suffered with kidney
trouole and backache and my apa?
tite w*9 very poor at times. A few
week's ago I got Foley's Kidney Fill
aid gave them a fair trial. They gave
me great great relief so continued til
now J am aga'n in perfect health."
Schmitt's Drugstore.
James Clark McGraw, the oldest
ex-Congressman, died at Kingwood,
W. Va., from heart trouble after
calsbrating his ninety-seventh biiUi
dsy.
"Csn be depended upon" is an ex?
pression we all like to hear, ard when
itt* used in connection with Chamber
1 kin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy it means that it never fails to
cure diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel
complaints. It ia pleasent to take and
squally valuable for children and
adulta. Sold by Walton ?fe Smoot.
Stella?Do rou understand base
bail?
Balla?Perfectly; but why doe* that
roan roo so bard with nobody after,
MSB*
A HAPPY
HOME
la one where health abounds.
With Impure blood there can?
not bc good health.
With a disordered l.l\ I Al iLcre
cannot be good blood.
TutfsPi
revivify the torpid LIVER and restore
tts natural action.
A healthy LIVER means pure
blood. ?w
Pure blood means health.
Health mocns happiness.
Take no Substitute. AU Druggists.
All are invited
to investigate
Proof of Great Merit is Scat?
tered Thouriahout The Land.
While Koot Juice is comparatively
a new remedy, the most of the ingre?
dients cf which it is made, have been
in general use for years, and are be?
ing prescibed dally by the best doctors
of the land. Proof of the wonderful
merits of Root Juice is in thousands
of homo, scattered throughout th?
lana. Thousands of people whom Root
Juice has cured or benefited, are to?
day advising their sick friends ko try
it, and but few, who take the advice,
have cause to regret it, a fact which
can easily be proved bl any druggist
say they sold hundreds of bottle*
of lt >ot Juice to many who Buffered
for years with stomach, liver and kid?
ney troubles, rhumatism and nervous
I, but they never sold a med I
cine that eave as good satisfaction,
or won as much praise aa Root .Juice.
Tue great blood making, nerve feed?
ing, stomach, liver, kidney and bowel
healing Juice should be investigated
by ali arne suffer with sn; trouble ol
these organs, Koot Juice frill Dear the
most critical investigation. No claims
ara being made that cannot bc proved.
and much of trie proof is at this point
and vicinity. <>ne does not have to go
to California, Florida or auv other
far away place to sec those who are
recommending Root Juice. Many of
this locality arepraisong the rernedj
to the skies, and much can be heard
r'garding lt at Walton & Smoot's
drug store.
v lyda J. Carpenter, 26 years s seller
of papers and magazines on train be
t van Washington and Baltimore,
aid Miss Beatrice Conrad, from flar
r.sonburg, wire arrested at the Union
station in Washington Friday after
noon upon their arrival from Barri*
8 mburg, and the girl was sent to the
House of Detention to be held pending
word from her parents. The girl had
gone to Washington with aei
upon his promise to procure employ*
rnent for her. She admitted that she
left 'without the knowledge of her
parents, she declared that Carpenter
hid promised to marry her, and
he. when questioned, admitted that
he was willing to make her his wife
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure ofbowel complaints. It cutes
griping, diarhoea, dysentery, and
should bs taken at the first unnatural
looseness of the bowels. It is squally
valuable for children end adults, lt
always cures. Bold bf Walton &
Smoot.
Capt. Klaus Larson made a suc?
cessful trip in a motorboat from the
foot of the cataract through the
whirlpool rapids at Niagara Falls.
Not a minute should be lost when a
ch.ld shows symptoms of croup
Chataber-lain's Cough Remedy given
as soon as the child becomes
hoarse,or even after the croupy coueh
appears, will prevent the attack.
Sold bf Walton A: Smoot .
MARKETS
Woodstock, Va., Sept. 15, 1(.>10.
Wheat. $1.00
Oats.IB
Corn. .80
Fotatoes.06
Sweet Fotatoes.On
New Fotatoes .45
Chickens old. JJ
M spring . .14
Fugs. 2?;
Butter. 24
Bacon, Side and Shoulder... . 1>
11 Hams.20
Lard.\h
Onions.:,o
.{altimore Sep. iq.
Cattle B*C*iptf fm the wttl< *nd?M) *]
SOO* iud ay were 4 '?>7 head, against 5. <ot head
last wi ck; 59 car loa.'.s on ta* narbot. QaoU
-^eers, Rood to choice butcher-., f< c to 1700
?4 '?<: < < ws. #7 , oto ? 4 7,; Bulls
0 Bj oo:Heirtfa,#4 oot?> |f <?u; tltch ? OWB
^S !'??! rie<td
:p?f* Kt* ?i pt ft for tb? weok fWifd at non
.0*1*7 * <? 04M bi diDht Uts u?d ian
weefc.Kair supply t- iti moderat,* demand
QunteiWentern* #9.*o to 990 other*, fv\.? to
r..uKbs. t7 75 to 830
Sh.-ep and 1 11111 . Kect.jts for the week
ended at n ? n to today were 0.86 head
against godhead last week. Light supply
-ind fair demand Quote- Lamb*,. $4.0
to 6. sj: Sheop. $2 00 to 4.sc.
Calves Receipts for the waek er.Jed at
noon today were head. 57; against 580 head
last week. Pair supply today and mai set
*irm Otiote: CommoD to best. Ss 00 to goo.
Foley's
Kidney
Pills
What They W?: #?. tor You
They will ct. ir backache,
strengthen your * leys, cor,
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre*
vent Bright's Disease and Dia
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitute*,
scHwiTT'ar
BIG CONCRETE SCOWS
To Be Used in Deepening the Canal at
Panama.
Thc soft material dredged from the
shallow lakes and river along the
route of the Panania Oana! must first
be deposited in some sort of a float?
ing receptacle, which can be hauled
to a place where it d n be used in
building au embankment, QT else be
taken out to ssa and dumped. For thia
service scows, or BStfgSS, are employ?
ed, and when they are full they are
stored hy steam Usj
Throe scows, made of reinforced con?
crete, are to be built hy the govern?
ment engineers for duty on the Paci?
fic division of the canal. They are to
be 64 feet long. U feet wide and 5
(eel B Inches deep. As lt is not in?
terned to devote the whole interior
space to mud and sand, a large com?
partment will he constructed inside
each scow. The side walls of this will
reach from end to end. but partitions
will be so placed that the compart?
ment will he only forty feet long. Bott)
the boat proper and the walls of the
inner receptacle will bs strongly rein?
forced sith arire cloth and stool rods.
This type of tassel was first con?
structed in Italy. So satisfactory was
the behavior of tho concrete, both In
small boats and in Barges, that other
countries are beginning to follow
Italy's example. Concrete is more
durable than wood and can he made
waterproof. At Owensboro, Ky., a
huge concrete box, upside down, is
used as a landing platform at which
boats may discharge passengers and
freight. This Boating dock is M feet
long, 16 feet wide and A feet deep. To
Insure buoyancy in case of an acci?
dental puncture the box is divided into
thirty compartments.
The Panama Barges, when fully
loaded, are expected to sink into ihe
water only three feet. Besides mud
and sand they will carry two or three
tons of machinery. The latter will in?
clude a dredging pump and a motor of
some sort for driving lt.
Wood as Strong as Iron.
Recent official tests of the many
valuable hardwoods native to Western
Australia have made known thc ? t>
traordltiary properties of yate, be?
lieved to be the atroagest of all known
woods, its srerage tensile strength
ls 24,000 pounds to the square inch,
equaling that of good cast Iron. Bat
many specimens are much stronger,
and one was tested up to IT 1-2 tons
to the square Inch, which ls equal to
the tensile strength of wrought iron.
The sawn timber of yate is probably I
the strongest In the world. The tree
grows to a maximum height of 100 i
feet, and has sometimes a diameter
ol 2 1-2 or even 3 feet
Sheet Silver.
The cheapening of the price of
BtSftlag silver articles within a gen- (
eration past, says a writer In the j
Journal of the Franklin Institute, has
Deen due partly to the Invention of
methods of rolling silver Into sheets,
from which the articles are stamped
out by manufacturers, lm-tead of be?
ing laboriously hammered out from
rod9 of silver, which are tho edd pro?
cess. Nearly all manufacturers of
sterling silver articles purchase the
sliver sheets from mills that make a
specialty of rolling them. Sterling
silver contain? 97o parts of pure sil?
ver to 25 parts of copper. The cop?
per gives lt the requisite hardness.
A Little Mound.
By the sldo of a little sandy mound
stands a man, old, stoop-shouldi rod
and with snowy locks. No sound dis?
turbs the evening's quietness save the
cooing of a mourning dove. Hut sud?
denly a fist clenches and the afore?
mentioned man is heard to exclaim:
"Confound that wood-chuck'.'?Judge.
Many photographs showed that the
crop of gooseberries, currants, ap?
ples, and p'-ars ls much more depend
ent on the bees than on the weather,
except so far as the weather prevents
the bees from working.
Your kidney troub'e may be of long
standing, it may bo either acute or
chronic, but whatever it is Poley'*
Remedy will aid you to get rid of it
quickly and restore your natural
health and rigor "One bottle of Fo?
ley's Kidney Remedy mach mc wo]]
saul J. Sibbuil of jjrand View, WtS.
Commence taking it now. Schmitt's
Drug Store.
CASTOR IA
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough!
Signature of OtO/^V^C^U
Y.'AXTFD-Co&mopolitan Maga
Bias requires the services of a repre?
sentative in Woodstock to look after*
Bubeeriptloa renewals and to asBBod
circulation by special methods which
have proved unusually succt^ful
Salary and commission. Previous ex?
perience de. irable but not essential
Whole time or spare time. Address,
with references, ll. C. Campbell, Cos?
mopolitan Magazine, 17S!J Broadway.
New York Citv.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
HKOTHKIt Of ST. ANDRKW OF TITK
i NIT Kl) STATKS AND CANADA,
NASH VN.be, TKNN., SKIT.
2f,th, OCT. 2nd, 1010.
Greatly reduced fares via SoiTil
ERN RAILWAY from principal Vir?
ginia points account above occasion:
dates of sale, Sept. 24th, 15th and for
trains scheduled to arrive Nashville
before noon of Sept. 20th, 1910, Y\u:n
limit Oct. 5th. By payment of Sl.oO pei
ticket.
Consult Agents or write L. S
Brown, (Jen. Agt., Sou. Ry., 70*
Fifteenth St, NW., Wash. DC., foi
full particulars.
Appalachian Exposition Knoxville
Tenn., Sept. 12th Oct. 12th.
Greatly reduced fares account
abovejoccasion on sale via SOI TH
ERN RAILWAY Sept, 10th loOOt 12.
1010, inclusive, from all |>rinclpal
VOW I MI A I * )I NTS including Wash
ir.tf, I). C ? Final limit I BB) lath lf|C
Call on nearest Agent or write L. S
Brown, Gen. A gt. 705 loth St, NW.,
Washington I). C., for full particular
about fares schedules, etc
Apples, Apples.
Highest cash prices foraummer, and
all apples. C. A. Baum k Co.
Jul j a?if.
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne tho signature of
and has been made under his per*
{/Jty-f-#- sonal supervision si uro its infancy*
Y0 t?tfcA444 Allow no one to deceive you in this*
All Counterfeits Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children?Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare?
goric, l>rops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee* It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness, It cures Diarrhoea and AV ind
Colic, lt relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency, lt assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural -loop.
The Children's Panacea?The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears the Signature cf
The Kind You Haye Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
?MC CCNTAUR COMPANY, tf MCjHMa* mut. NCW VON* CITY.
Failed in Health
"My mother died six years ago," writes Miss Ruth
Ward, of Jerseyville, 111., 'and left me to care for six
children. I had never been strong; and this, with the shock
of her d^ath, was too much for me.
"I failed in health. I was tired all the time and did
not want to j:o anywhere, nor care for company. I had
the headache all the time and such bearing-down pains.
"A very dear friend advised me to take Cardui, as it
had done her so much good, so 1 commenced to use it
and now I am in good health.*'
rnCARDU
J 44
The Woman's Tonic
Women's pains are relieved or prevented and women's
strength is quickly restored, by Cardui, the woman's tonic.
YOU yourself know best if you need it, or not
lt you do need it, do not delay, but commence to use
it at once. Every day of delay, only lets you slide further
down the hill.
Don't wait, then, but begin to take Cardui today, for its
use, no matter how prolonged, cannot harm you and will
surely do you good.
Write to: Ladies' Adviiory Dept.. Chittinooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn.,
for Special Instructions, and 64-page book. "Home Treatment for Women." sent free.
Physicians Advise
lh? BBB of a SjOOdBUCattvS, to keep Ole towels open and prevent the poisons of undigested
f . ; -l gatangiato youl Bysteaa.
1!:. . dud (A v.t-iKe ic VELVO Laxative Livor SyrBB, purely vegetable, gentle,
' imt, aromatic taste. Vshro acts c n the liver, ns wei! as on the
: I rsrel , sad is^f ti.e gre^' tl - ? |1 Bey Bl constipation, indigestion,
l.ioisoess, Bide beadscBS, feverishness, colic,flatulence, etc. Try VF 1
LAXATIVE
LIVER SYRUP
WHO'S YOUR TAILOR ?
Is the question most always ask of well dressed men, ann in
Shenandoah county, nine timi's out of ten the answer is "MIL
LEK."
lie has all the latest prints in imported and domestic fabrics
windi lie makes over the very latest 1910 styles.
Call early and examine his large stock. All work guaran.
eed.
J. R. MILLER,
Opp. Post Office.
i^riTT^
rilK TAILOR'
Woodstock, Va.
H. L. BRUMBACR,
Produce Commission Merchant,
2H24-2C DAT I'l UN ST.,
PHILADELPHIA PA.
If you have anything to ship, write us, wire us, be quick,
"THAT'SOUR MOTTO."
Your Bank will give you information regarding my linancia1
Standing through Dunn's or Bradstreet's Commercial Agency or
the North Western Trust Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Send us
your name and address and receive weekly quotations. Member
Phila. Produce Exchange.
GEARY HOTEL,
GEO. F. READLE, Proprietor.
Woodstock, - ? . Virginia.
Under New Management. Table Unexcelled.
First Class in its Appointments.
Headquarters for commercial men.
Special attention given automobile parties.
A finely equipped livery in connection with the hotel
Say "Geary" to the porter at the train.
A FIRELESS BROODER.
Mow to Make Thia Valuable Aid to
Chicken Raiser*.
Only during the late spring and
summer ls lt advisable to attempt to
brood salCBB artificially without heat.
Some forty years ago the theory was
first advanced that chicks could be
brooded artificially by confining the
heat made by their little bodies, but
not until Quite recently has this the?
ory received general attention. The
assertion has been made that chicks
could be broodsd by this method out
of doors during the most severe win?
ter weather, and some who have tried
lt have been successful. The process
has hardly left the experimental stage
far enough, however, and the attempt
to use It on a large scale should not
be made until it has been tried on a
small scale first.
But the fireless brooder may be
employed for secondary use or for
brooding in warm weather or In heat?
ed houses. It may be used also In
emergency cases where the hen leaves
the brood a little too soon, when the
brooder becomes overcrowded, or
when the brooder ls wanted for an?
other flock.
The principal object sought in
building one of these brooders la to
make all parts easily accessible for
cleaning and caring for the chicks; to
confine tha heat as much as possible
and yet have ? good supply of pure
air; to have tbs hover adjustable and
padded with plenty of heat-holding
cloth, so tbs chicks may have some?
thing to pr*-*s their backs up against
as they do arhan brooded by the hen.
The brooder shown In the Illustra?
tion ls made In four different parts,
each of which may be quickly and
easily cleaned. The outside measure?
ment of the box is 2x2 1-2 feet. The
height ls eight inches. The floor 1b
made to flt up in the box so that the
four walls tit tightly on the floor of
the brooder house and not on the
floor of the brooder, as lt may seem
from the first glume at the illustra?
tion. Where the box sits on the tloor
of the brooder lt ls too easily dis?
placed. Four holes are made In the
Fireleas Brooder,
corners of the box an Inch apart and
the top hole an inch from the top
ledge of the walls. A piisj. fitted Into
one of the holes in each corner holds
the hover at any height suited to the
age of the chicks. There are also
four large holes in the walls of the
box. one Iq each corner an inch or an
inch and a half in diameter for venti?
lation. These ventilators are made
high enough so that the air must
pass through the cloth of the
borer before it can reade the chicks.
In this way then- is a continuous in?
flow of pure air without a draft. Tin
slides may be made to flt over ths
ventilators so the supply of air may
be regulated during cool nights.
The hover shows two folds of cloth
drooped down, but another fold or two
may be used with good results. Wool?
en llannel is the best material to use.
An old blanket ls generally available.
The top ls made to flt dowu tightly
on the box and may be covered with
tin or tarred felt or some good roof?
ing paper. The brooder should not
be used out In the open, hut a good
smooth roof is provided more as a
roosting hoard than anything else aa
the chicks soon take to it
Watch Your Turkey Hen*.
Last spring one ol my turkey nena
stole her nest under a pile of lamber
back of the barn, writes lt. B. Hubert
aon. Another chose the strs^w stack,
and a very tame one set lu a neat on
the henhouse floor.
If yours elude you, looa: In out-of
the-way places. Torkey* like old
boxes and barrels on theiar-sides.
Last spring I had a turkey sitter
to occupy a sleigh box. Anything ls
better than tall weeda, ox; grass, where
dogs and other enemas so easily
get them.
A coop with a wide roof, that pre?
vents rain from boating- in ia valuable
for hens with young pou.';.s.
If the roof over tie coops le not
good, in severe storms the motaar
aili move about in the coop te get
out of the rain, the stupal little poulta
will not follow, and soon will be- wet,
chilled and ready to die.
All coops ahould be on high ground
so as to be dry as poarslble. Young
turkeys aro very teadpor and cannot
stand to be wet very much.
Fruit Farm
For Sale.
The lease expiring Octobsr 9th I
have for sale my farm of 100 acre* all
tillable, situated 1 12 milea South
West of Woodatock on Furnace road.
The is a
Good House
twelve rooms, hall, basement, cellar
and four porches. Dalry and Ice
house very convenient, corn crib,
carriags house, and other outbuild?
ings. A good barn 40\<>0 feely with
granary and hay fork, and basement
which stables nine horses and sixteen
cows. A large cistern at barn amd one
on back porch, also awe'l of naineral
water. Two never failing ponda,
TWO APPLE ORCHARDS
of select varieties. Quinces* plums,
damsons, cherries, currants ana
barries. The land ia prod jrtive and
naturally inclined to bfue jfraas, which
makes it an excellent place for raisins'
*tock or dairying, being on mail and
nilk route. This property being ao
lear the county aeat and Niassauutten
Academy makes it a safe investment.
Proviaon waa made with tenant for
blowing to be done at any time after
jar vest.
MRS. GEORGE MOORE,
AT, East 11th St. N.,
Portland, Oregon.
M. ll llowvan. Aft
Jut* 24?it
HARN
HORSE BLANKETS, ROBES.
Bridles, Collars, Haines
AND
Everything in Horse Tailoring Line,
t*r ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO BE AS REPRESENTED
Call and examine our large std k.
J. A. Dysart & (g.
j UTA
Southern Railway.
SCHEDULE BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, STRASBURG AND HARRISONBURG
VW N. H.?Following schedule figures are published as information only
and are not guaranteed.
I.I I'M I m. J| Rfc 13, Jl HI
I li: AD DOWN*.
*4:> "JIT
i 22
i ? s
A. Bf.
8 30
B 47
9 25
f 0 30
9 l.')
f 1004
lu 15
/10 25i
10 29
lo 34
10 4i)
10 ss
11 08
Hi?
ll 35
ll 4i)
\ M.
4 30
1 47
5 35
' 540
5 30
?; 08
8 oh
f 6 16
6 24
f ?; 20
n ;;4
6 i.;
6 60
TOT
P. M.
3 52
I Sf
4 I"
Il HAD DP
STATIONS
f 4 58
A.
JA
M.
5 45
0 00
6 y,
6 10
fl 18
7 Ol
1 26
T 41
B
8 20
8 33
8 50
o <n
1> 2o
<> :;4
io 15
. M.
11 :,?;
12 Ol
ri2 ii
f 12 14
12 30
12 4.1
f 12 41
12 66
f 1 ni
1 IO
1 24
f 1 27 f
T f
1 41
1 ;>;{
201
2 u2
2 Sj
2 J.'!
2 32
2 55
M.
7 32
T 40!
; 4.7
7 47
7 55
7.V7
8 15
818
B 30
8 42
901
915
f 9 28
9 38
g 15
9 51
f 9 66
f 10 05
10 2.7
P. Bf.
6 18
6 27
6 464
6 54
8 24
32
-
41
4.i
45
48
.72
TU
7.7
Bl
83
B3
84
88
-.<
98
95
96
99
ilOl
7 29,105
T 42 110
7 58
122
8 14 125
129
8 30 132
134
?
Si on 144
\ Bf.
Lv. Al?
phington
1 AW xar.oi ia
8 J ..__..__*
M an'sas
(-i
Wellington
Gainesville
Haymarket
'1 ho to'fa re
Broad Run
Plains
Belvoir
Marshall
Keeto i town
Delaplane
Murki.urn
Linden
Happy''reek f
7 Front I lox al
f 6 35
6 50|
Riverton Jct
Rive, ton
Buekton
Water! ick
Strasburg
Strasburg JG
Fisher's Hil!
5|Tora'8 Brook
3 Mauiertown
WOODS'TK
5 Fd ir-bu lg
Bowna:
i v?. Jacks* b
ll Qulckabnrg
6 New Market
6 1 in.terville
Broadway
Daphna
Li rv il le
Han isoDb'g
Ar. Lv.
* D ally. t Week-days. f stops on Usg.
a No. 14 will atop to let off passengers from west of Strasburg Jct.
6 No. 14 stops at Stations between Front Rcjal and Manas&as to let off
pa.^sen^eis from points ou Norfolk and West em.
<? Stops to receive passengers from points cn Norfolk &. Weltern.
Beverly ar.d BsaklnStOWD aie flag >u ps 4'J ard 28 I'evtrlj fr r 2"iT A . -
Pullman Butlet Parlor Car en 13 J. 14 leUe<n Washington ard lari \
All UbIbb srtlvt std dc psit frcai Vrir Btstlcn. V ; >i r aft i. I. <
< re tot rteiir n ia n.ade for ard fir m RaltincK, 1 hilicdpl.ia nd N? *
i k. Ft r n.bp fr ld. ik tine u^h ticket late tte., a) | iv tc it au at agent ? r
?write to B. F. CARY, G. P. A.
DE tl. c OAPMAN, Cen. BfBAff'r. S. H. HARDWICK, P. T. M.
L. S. BlioWN, Cen. Ageht, Washington, D. C.
THB V ALL ev
tullin? k Loan Association
V'C^DfiTOCK, VA.
officers :
J, T? \Virman, Pres. ana Gen
fJlanagar.
M. \V M. \Gnui>?a. V. President.
VV. W. Li 'gan, Secty. and Trsas,
I ii. IL BAQlff -Asst. Sec.
IV. T. Wiry* iams, Atty. & Trm.
KaLL W. Loijan, )
V Clerks
Akusk Wai kek. )
DiB X0T0R3 |
J. L. WisxtAN, M. W. Maohuosb.
W. W. Logaw. E. II. Wisman.
\ddres6 W, W. LOGAN,
Secy. <fc Tresa.
Woodstock. Va
Whit I-verybody Oufht to K*ow.
That Foley Kidney Pills contain
just the ingredients necessary to tone,
strengthen and regu late the action of (
the kidneys and bladder. Schmitt's j
{Drug Store.
IMPORTAIIT.
We advertise to send onr 6 ton steal
frame Pitless Scale on approval. Mis?
understanding a letter from M. P.
Kmswiller who only wanted a price we |
Bill soon have a Baals at Woodstock ?
which will be sold at a induction to |
save storage or reshipping- The firs*
reasonable offer will be taken. Ad?
dress, Jones of Bino ff abtton,
SSI X St. Bingham ton, N. Y.
July l?H pd.
mbBbbssw ^cheduie in FsV4
SUNDAY. OCT. 18, 190 8'
TKAI.N8 L*AYK Ri VS* TO* Va..
Nc.l SOCTHBOUND
3-46 A.M. For Basic. Buena Vtata. I i
noke, l**t Radford, blue.i. ..
Tarewtll, Norton. Poe* bon'
No. 13 Pullman Sleeper Belch, a " ?
9-41 A. M. For Baale. Natur*) Bridge, lt
anoke. Bristol, ar* intennedf. tx
Stauons, Pullman b:eep<r M
Knoxville, Connects at ImbboB*
with St. Loais Express. Tbr< ii b
No Tl Pullman Sleepn* to Co'.umb
728 P- H. Cate car to Williamson, B, Va
For Shenandoah and all into xe
diate points.
No.l NORTH BO CN D
I.20A-M. For Berryville, fm*,
erstown, Philadelphia, and n.e
north. Pullman Sleeper to l't..U
No. 28 delphi*.
8-41 AM> For Hagerstownand Inte.-mcii* t
Stalioni. Connect* at SheiiMi.U. a
Junction with B. a O for B ab?
ington . Also connects at B t*?-r?
witbC. V. Railroad for HarTUt j.g
No. 14 and p lints north.
7.14 P. M. For Berryville, H?irer?r?.w
? nd intermediate" starii.. i
Ibr ugh Sleeper via R**r*fB>
tow ii to New York.
tSf-Rates.se ledoles. and additional Kif ii
mation furnished upon application to A tent *
of tue Company or?
W. B. BKVILL. M. F. BUAOti
Geu'i Pass. Agent. fray. Pus. A geo
Roanoke. Va.
Kl LL th. COUCH
AND CURE the LUNCS
w,th Dr. Kings
New Discovery
fob C8^8 JES*
AND ALL THROAT ABD LUBaTHOUBL?>
GUARANTEED 8ATI8FACT0&^
OB MONEY REFUNDED.
BELTING, BELTING, I
Leather and
Gandy Belting'.
Wt are Agents for the National Leather Belting? Co., ard
? G3T) famish bejting promptly at bottom prices. Ci ll |sj
>s*e us.
J. A. Dysart ?.Co.,
Woodstock. Va.