Shenandoah herald. [volume], October 14, 1910, Image 4

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Great Value in Alfalfa.
The Rural New Yorker, in dis?
cussing the great value of Al?
falfa, says;
"Alfalfa since its advent has
sold more Kansas land and at
higher prices than any other one
growth, commodity or influence.
Lands with no sale and con?
sidered a burden at a three dol?
lar valuation have been quick
sales at $40 to $75 per acre when
seeded to this wonderful forage,
whik others, although not by
any means the best, have paid
their owners ten and twelve per
cent on valuation of $200 or
more per acre The cultivation
and feeding of alfalfa mark the
highest development of modern
agriculture."
Building Arches Over Staunton'*
Bin Cave-in.
Staunton, Va., Ort. H.- Several
new dumping ears are here from Le?
banon. Pa., to be used in the alf cave
in in Baldwin street.
The afoblttf of the hole where the
Balsley house formerly stood was
practically completed last week nod
that in the firehouse eave-in will be
completed in the next day or two.
Work has bellin on the eoncrete re?
taining wall on the southern side of
the Balsley cave-in and will soon 1 e
completed.
Excavating was begun last week in
Lewis gtroet for the arches that will
have to be placed across the srafl*
at that point to insure safely to tbe
street*
This will be a big: undertaking and
will no doubt keep the city force oe
cupied a long time.
Kenchir.g The Top
n any callina* of live. de:n inds a rig*
nrous body and a keen brain. With?
out health there is no seceess. But
Klectric Bitter* i> the greatest Bftfcltfa
Builder the world has ever know. It
compels perfect actior.' of stomach.
!:ver, kidneys bowels, purifies and
enriches the blood, tones and invig?
orates the whole system and enables
you to stand the wear and tear of your
w >rk. "After months of suffering
from Kidney Trouble," writes W. MT
Sherman, of Cushing, Me., "three
bottles of Klectric Hitters mat'e me
feel like anew man." 50c. at Schmitt'*
Drjg Store.
A surgical operation in Texas
restored a railroad fireman's
memory and made it possible to
establish the fact that he is heir
to $200,000.
Forced To Leave home.
Every year a large number of poor
sutters whose iungs are sore and rack?
ed with coughs are urged to go to an?
other climate. Hut this is costly and
always sure. There's a Utter wa v.
Let Dr. Kind's Nen Discovery cure
you at home. "It cured me of lung
trouble." writes W. R. Nelson, of
Calamine, Ark., "when all else failed
and I gained 47 pounds in weight. Its
surely the King of all cough and lurg
Cures." Thousands owe their lives
aud health to it. Its positively guar
anteed for Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe,
Asthma, Croup?all Throat and Lung
troubles 5oc and $1.00. Trial bottk
free at Schmitt's Drug Store.
Seven persons are known to
have been bitten by a rabid doj/
at the State fair, and Richmond
fears the list will grow.
Hoarseness in a child subject tc
croup is a sure indication of the ap
proaeh of the disease. If (hambei
lain's Coueh Remedy is given at once
or even after the croupy cough has
appeared, it will prevent the attack
Contains no poison. Sold by Walton
ck Smoot.
William R. Hearst has offered
a purse of $50,(KK? for an aeroplane
flight across the continent.
Fifty-two miners were entombed by
an explosion in a coal mine at
Star kville, Colorado.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
be^o me famous for its cures of coughs
C ddt, croup and influenza. Try it
when in need. It contains no harm.'u'
substances and always gives promr>t
relief. Sold by Walton A- Smoot.
One million, seven hundred ard
thirty seven acre* in California and
Nevada will be opened to settlement
on Novem ber 21 aDd to entry ore
month later.
Loudoun county now has four Nat?
ional and thne State banks. <>U>er
banks, it is said, will be started at
prominent Dlaces in the county.
It is in time of sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlain's Liniment
csu be relied upon to take the place
of the family doct >r, who cannot al?
ways be found at the momeLt. Thai
it is that Chamberlain s Liniment ls
never found wanting. In cases o'
sprains, cuts, wounds and bruises
Chamberlain's Liniment takes out the
?oreness and drives away the pain.
Sold by Walton A Smoot.
Adolph Rothbarth, the hop mer?
chant of New York, who pleaded tull"
ty to defrauding banka out of $3oo,
000, was sentenced lo from three tc
seven years in Sing Sing.
The hygienic laboratory of the
Public Health **nd Marine Hospital
Service is to extensively investigate
infantile paralysis, which is h< 01 ng
the scientists,
Miss Lncy Hedrick, daughter of
Harvey Hedrick, of Dayton, dlfd sud?
denly Thursday night in Bridgewater
of gastritis. She was a well known
public school teacher.
Il is dow thought that 300 persons
may have perished in the Minnesota
forest fire, 75 bodies having already
been found.
Ohlldrnn C#*y
FOI FLETCHERS
CASTORIA
?
After eating, persons of a bilious habit
will derive great benefit by taking on?
of these pills. If you have been
DRINKING TOO MICH,
they will promptly relieve the nausea.
SICK HEADACHE-?
endnervousnesswhich follows, restore
the appetite and remove gloomy feel?
ings. Elegantly sugar coated.
Take No Substitute._
A Widow's Discovery.
The Look on the Bright Side Socle*
ty got down its ledger this afternoos
and enrolled among the members the
name of a newly made widow. "I
missed John so much when 1 pat down
to meals," ehe said, "that I bagai
eating off the pantry shelf, and lind
In this way I do not have to clean my
dining room more than once a week
and it makes my work So ll ld
Lighter."
Analysis of Reason.
Reason ls always ? kind of brut?
force; those who appeal to the head
rather than the heart, however pallid
and polite, are necessarily men ol
Tiolence. We speak of "touching" a
man's heart, but we can do nothing
to his head but hit it?0. K. Cheater
ten.
Celebrating.
"What was that terrible noise gi
lng on in Popkin's apartment last
night?" asked Wlckley of the janitor,
"They were celebrating their wood?
en wedding," smiled the janitor. "Mrs.
Popkin was hitting Popkin on the
head wtih a rolling pin."
"Knocking wood for luck, eh?"
grinned Wicklye, as he passed on,
while the Janitor chuckled.?Harper*!
Weekly.
But He Got the Pin.
A man who believes in the old say?
ing, "Bee a pin and pick lt up; all day
you will have good luck." law a pin
lying on the street. Bending down tc
get lt his hat fell off and rolled intc
the gutter, his eyeglasses fell off and
broke on the pavement, his suspend
ers gave way behind, he burst the but?
tonhole on the back of hil shirt collar
and he all but lost his false teeth -
but he got the pin!
Fighting Plague of Rats.
United action by landowners and
farmers is now being taken to put
down the rat plague in Haddington
shire, England. The plague has late?
ly been accountable for enormous loss
to game and root plants, and one week
lately a thousand rats were destroyed,
Mammoth's Tooth.
An enormous tooth from tho ahull
of a mammoth has been picked tm by
a 'xiwestoft (Eng.) smack. It weighs
V 3-4 pounds, and is 34 inches round
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Tire Kind You Have Always Bough!
bears the *- n
Agaatnre of iAa^^TcUc^U
Virginia:
At Rule held In the Clerk's Office o'
the Circuit Court of Shenandoah
County, on the 18th day of Septem?
ber, 1910,
John II Grabill Plaintiff.
Vs. (n assumpsit and upon att'mt.
Central State Cooperage Co., a cor?
poration, Defendant.
The object of thie suit ts to recover
against def ar.t. Central Stat* i COO]
t rage Co., a corporation, the sum of
199.50 and tbe costs of this proceed'
inij> and \o attach the property r*3al
and personal of ?,aid def* ndant in the
County of Shenandoah, Virginia, and
particularly to attach in thc hands ol
1. C. Paxton, trading as Rockdale
Lime Company, debt due !>y said
Rockdals Lirrc- Co. to said defendant,
or *o much thereof as may be neces?
sary to satisfy said attachment of
199.50 and costs ol th il proceeding.
lt appearing bj affidavit tiled that
the defendant is a nonresident of thi*
State, it is ordered that it do appear
in the Clerk's OAcs of our said < Ourt,
st the Court House of said County,
within tif'eBn days after due publica?
tion of this order, and do what ll
necessary to protect its interest
GEO. VV. MILKY, I), derk.
T canner k Lauserman. p. q.
Sept 23?-Iw.
a ARKHTS
Woodstock, Va., Sept. 13,1910.
Wheat. $1.00
Oats.75
Corn. .ho
Potatoes.OX)
Sweet Potatoes.00
New Potatoes .4">
Chickens old.] ]
" spring . ?M
Etrgs.2"
Rutter.2*
Bacon, Side and Shoulder... .18
" Hams.20
r.ir.^.18
Onioni."?"?
lt t',!".,>!.' Oct. 3.
Cattle Reeolpts fur the week snd^aai
loon today were 4 '*;?, had, against |*xm head
last -* pk; 59 car loads >n the market, (-note
?i-f-is, rfuod u> choice batchers. $4 a I '
oth-rs, *< s f?f< ls Co?*8. #1 )?C? *? 73; Hulls
'j.73 <? *4 v 11 ri 1 ei * f.s 7 a'?? *? ? ?: trt?b i'owi
Its to ffts p?-r fcead
'A , - VU I pta foi the wi*>k #-nUod at r.o->n
today were 0411 head, ajfuiSfcl I.S13 e-iid ian
week.Pair supply tf*lay and moderat.'.demand
'juote.'Wcflterrjv ? 9 - l< , , Other*, f ,'35 to
rough", f ?*. 0 tc .0. ? .
.Sheepand I iinl ^ Kect.ptti tor the week
ended at ivon to today were 0,86 ? head
against 9 061 head laat week. Light supp!)
and fair demand, Cj.mte- J.aa.bs, ,' %\ 75
to f 7 a : Sheep, fa ?> to 415.
Calve*- Receipt* for the w?ek enJed at
noon today were head. 577 again*! 580 bead
last week. Fair sappi jr today and mat cet
Arm (>uote: Common to beat, f o <*> to 9 $0.
Foley's
Kidney
Pills
What They Will Do for You
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor,
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre
vant Bright's Disease and Dia
bates, and restore health and
itxeofth. Refuse substitutes*.
SCHMITT'S Lii,G ttUUE,
ROADMAKINO
<ja&* -^*a|
THE FARMER AND THE ROAD.
Ho is Withdrawing His Objection to
Improvement of Highway!.
The problem of highways has prob*
ably concerned the farmers of this
country more than any other class of
people, inasmuch as upon them alone,
for many years, developed the build?
ing and maintaining of the roads.
From the old tortuous woods roads
following the streams very largely, or
a blazed trail over the hills and moun?
tains, the corduroys and slab ways
through the swamps and lowlands to
the present good and improved high?
ways graded and straightened almost
to the grade of a steam railroad, the
farmers have largely been the factor
bearing the burdon of expense, and
therefore the ones most to be reckon?
ed with.
In the early history of the country
the blazed trail and first wagon roads
were winding and long, often making
the distance double that which now ls
as the country has bees cleared and
tiie roads straightened and graded.
As the country was settled and new
farms were opened up new highways
were built without much thought as to
grade and line, and today we have in
many states, especially in the east,
very crooked and irregular roads.
Gradually the sentiment for better
and improved roads has grown; the
coming of the bicycle started thu
movement with greater acceleration
than any other one thing for many
years; then the arrival of the antonio,
bile has no doubt culminated In the
climax of road improvement hy
creating a greater Interest with tho
whole people until all are ready to
lend a hand in tho Improvement of
the highways.
The fanners at first, have been
loath to favor the more expensive lin*
1 provement of the roads believing tho
movement whs largely In the lnt< Xi \\
ot the manufacturers and users of au?
tomobiles, but be thal as it may. SJ
soon as an improved road ls properly
constructed through a farming iee*
i tion. the fanner ls brought at once to
see the value of it in the great ad?
vantage to him in the movement of his
! produce to market, and since the
whole people are assisting in the ex?
pense, we farmers are withdrawing
our objections and are willing to as?
sist.
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eu.1 jo SUO|SOatUlp m.?u aqj, 'P-'iq
; -nop aq oj si [vasa sqj jo ippia sqj,
I *Jd'>j 9r ?? Xiessaodu jj 'Snioedeep
joa:[ s joj oo|S|AOJd ima ljoej ft? 04
eono is pansdeep aq oj sj ij.uq.Yv '|sa
-u anamiA. J**l?OI ?*.! 3? tnemegjsj
?ne oi\\ Aq uaoqs s| .un,nj ??iii ut .i>3
?9|q q.uuu sq [\\m ita jo sdiqi ||
?aq juimuujhao^ asuuag eqi )vq?
?s*q6noupe*>jQ 9jn\nj joj
Essentials in Good Butter.
First, cleanliness; second, good
feed; third, good breed of cows. The
beat way to market ls to private cus?
tomers, says a writer in Dakota
Farmer. In this way I supply about
I 50 pounds a week, but do not use
any commercial coloring, as cows
properly fed and of good breed will
color the butter well enough.
THt FOLLOWIISG FARMS FOR
SALE.
1M5 Acre s
1 1-4 miles to statien. 00 acres river
'bottom: line new 13,500 dwelling Doust
Trice 19.500.
110 Acres
1 1 seres in fruit, level: fl room dwell?
ing house, new barn, station 2 miles.
AA miles from Valley Pike. Price
177.50 per acre.
120 Acres.
l-roomboase with outside kitehen;
36 acres orchard in tte apple bell H G
tion, 1,400trees; 2 bsrns, -miles to
station. Trice 182.50 per sere.
393 Acres
7.') acres river bottom. 10-room
dwelling house, good tenant le,use
large barn, l-l! mile to station.
1 1-2 miles to college. Trice *l!.~>.*>0
acre.
440 Acres
IdS acres bottom, 10-room brick
boUSS good fcnsnt house, good or?
chard, large bank barn, l-l! mile to
Maton, running stream. Prlci H0.4X
per s
180 Acres
?hie of the most valuable on the mar
ket. .1-4 mile to station, limestone.
large B*rOOffl house] good barn ami
convenient outbuildings, ?'>?) acres or?
chard. 10 and ll! years old, expect
about 3,000 basnets ol apples now
butiful shady la*n. Price 130,(10.
200 Acres
Blue slat*: 50 acres second bottom.
T>o acres culti vated. 50timber, ll! acre.
orchard, large dwelling house of ll!
rooms, good barn, i! miles to turnpike.
schoolhouse on farm, house brick
front, outbuildings bv the dozen.
IVice *1MKK>.
?;?-. a ...,
iJ ni ics
Almost level. Station 2 1 2 miles
half way between two colleges, 1 mib
distant, 7 room house and good barn
all new buildings. This ls a clean
attractive home. Trier |3 s00.
138 Acres
20 seres bottom, a nice, new 7-roon
boosOi good barn. Farming lat
plements can be bought, also stock
This is a line home. Trice 13,700.
50 Acres
38 acres cleared, station 1 1-4 milds,
s acres in bearing orchard, 4-ioon
house. Price ai,400.
50 Acres
Limestone, 7-room house, rumerous
outbuildings, about 50,ooo feet sawed
timber, lar^e barn, tine sparkling
spring, good orchard, store and POSt
offlee 1-2 mile, 4 miles to station. Trice
I S.'i,l HO.
Fine suburban borne, up-to-date con
vecinoes, 7 rooms and hall, 100 feet,
from Valley Tike, 4 lots. Ask for
price. Inquire for full description.
J. W. FISHi<:it,
Strasburg. \'a.
Sept. IO?Ai. pd.
Cider Mill.
Mv cider mil will run every Tues?
day. and Wedn sd uv for
tin- present. Watch for further no
lice. Barrels for sale.
Aug. 12- tf ISAAC HA THIS.
A CARD.
I take this method of informing my
'riends and the public that I have
?egained ray health sufticect'j to at
end to practice, in town Jor country,
light or day.
f2'*4 i). D. Caa-ran, m. p.
Apples, Apples
Highest cash prices for summer, and
di apples. C. A. Saum k Co.
fuly 8?Sf.
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT.
AVcgolable IYepartf ionforAs
sirnilatjnSihcFoorfaiKlReguia
ting Ihe Siomadis andBovrcis af
Infants /Children
Promotes Digestionfhf? ri?
ness n nd &9t.Contains neitfer
Opium .Morphine nor^ocraL
Not Narc otic.
For Infants and Children.
?MBHanaa^BaBaMBMaMaaaMn^BaV^BaBaMBMIaBan*
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
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"~tui fkmr.
Aperferf Remedy forCortsfipj
I ion, Sour Stomach.Dlarrton
Worms .ComTjIsions.Feverish
ness and LOSS OF Slej:p.
Fae Si nile Signature af
NEW'YORK._I
In
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For Over
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At (j months old
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THE .UTIupio.M"', ?IWTOMCm.
?' "W.
"I am
McAlester,
A Good Example
a good example," writes Mrs. R. LT Bell," of
Okla., "of what Cardui will do.for suffering
women.
"I suffered with my head and back, for over six years.
and although I tried everything, I never could get any?
thing to do me any good, until I began to take Cardui.
"Cardui has surely helped mc and built me up and I
am so thankful that I have found something that will do
me good. I feel so much stronger and better than 1 have
in a long time."
lt is well to make up your mind before you are sick
what medicine you will take when you are sick.
Take Pft^
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The Woman's Tonic
You will be glad to take it when you are tired, mis?
erable and when life seems a weary grind. It will put
new thoughts into your head, fresh courage into your mind.
If not sick now, at least burn Cardui on to the pages
of your memory, so that when you are sick you will ask
for it without thinking.
If sick or weak, get a bottle today. At all druggists.
Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept.. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattannooga, Tent.,
for Spcctal Instructions, ind 64-page book, "Home Treatment for Women," sent frte.
I
Physicians Advise
j?e ti**' of .1 pgooalssative. to keep Uic I owels open sad prevent tiie poisons of undigested
i <J from gHdnginto > j.:r tysteu.
Th . reduct il Kfcocf If VELVO Laxative Liver Syrup, purely vegetable, gentle,
and of ni., nt, troatatk taste. Vehro acts cn the fever, sj well as on the
h Mid 1 I ts of the fi I issfMl ef&cscy In constipation, indigestion,
...'., . cue, feverishness, colic,tiatulence, etc. Try VF 1
LAXATIVE
LIVER SYRUP
H. L. BRUMBACK,
Produce Commission Merchant,
2824-26 I ?AI'I'I I1X ST.,
PHILADKLPII IA PA.
If you have anything to ship, write us, wire us. be <juick,
"THAT'SOUR MOTTO."
Your IJank will tfive you information regarding my tinancia1
standing through Dunn's or JJrudstreet's Commercial Agency or
the Nc rth Western Trust Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Send us
your name and address and receive weekly ?juotations. Member
rt_i_
i iiiid. i~iut.uit* r.xiiiatr'ge.
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GEARY HOTEL,
GEO. F. READLE. Proprietor,
Woodstock, ... Virginia.
Under New Management. Table Unexcelled.
First Class in its Appointments.
rleadqnafteri 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.
Lumber for Sale.
I am prsparad lo fill bills for ell
kinds of lumber, Including frame and
inch IuixImt, at ssodsraatprlassj,
U. F. BRO* If,
Sept 10?J mo. pd. Jerome, Va.
Corn and Oats.
Will have car of corn and oats in
a few days. Special prices ia large
lots from ca*".
H. 3. CHAPMAN k 00.
Sept l*~t*.
Apples Wanted.
We are in the market for Fall ant
Winter apples. See us before selling
II. B. CHAPMAN ft OCX
Sspt. lo'-4w.
For Sale.
$1000?1-4 acre lot on Muhlenberg
street adjoining the residence of Mr.
M. L. Walton, or will improve to
suit purchaser for either business or
residential purposes. This is s rare
charce to get the best building site in
town. H. R. C. SHOCKKY,
j (Sept 23 -tf Vienna, Va.
Tht Lure of Money.
/ames R, Keener wno won and lost
tsftoaas sod irbe p'ayed with millions
of dollars as ? child would play with
i hasp of undi was ouce asked why,
having wealth to satiety, be did not
give up tin* ;;amo of money grabbing
snd seek peace, comfort and content
me ut.
Tbe answer vouchsafed by Keene
may be regarded as that which would
be offered by many another man If the
same quotion were i>ut to bim.
"Why do 1 want mere money?" salo
Kim ne, "Why does a dog want an
other rabbit? Year dog will chase thc
millionth rabbit as though lt were the
Hrs* he had ever seen. Ile will strive
and strain in the pursuit of It to tho
print of heartbreak. One might sup
pose his soul's life depended on the
rapture. And yet, should he OVeitakS
lt. .s.e will cast lt aside when killoa
sud begtn quartering the ground to
?tart soother. To tbe last gasp of bb
breath mat dog will chase his rabbit
When you tell me why that dog want.
mother rabbit I'll tell you why 1
*nnt more money."?Harry Furniss in
8trand Magazine.
How Animals Learn.
l>r. T. Zeil, a German naturalist, has
cof>cted immy Instances to prove that
aninals learn by experience and tbUf
become wiser than their uninstructed
parents. (Jame animals of all kinda
Ue avers, have learned the rang* -ot
modern rltles. Greyhounds quies.rj
learn to lei rabbits alone., and fox?
hounds pay no BttentlOfl to either rab
bits* or hares Killer whales and kalil
folhrv whaling vessels, Just as val
tuns follow an army. Crews begin to
accompany the chamois bunter as
soon us they have seen the result of
his first successful shot, and roagb
legged bassards follow the sportsman
after winced carne. The number of
birds that kill or injure themselves
by flying against telegraph wires la
much smaller than it used t"> be. L>r
Zeil also refers to the fact that
birds and qasdmpeds have learned to
disregard passing raliway trains, as
horses quickly cease to be frightened
by automobiles. HI* Instances of the
Intelligent election exercised by sheep
dogs are familiar to ail
Bread and Cheese.
A couple advanced lu years got ma?
ri?Ml lately.
The bus bs cd had a room in the hous<
securely locked, the Inside of wblcl
hil wife had never s'vn. and. beluj
Cartons of Its contents, she begg*
Sgsln snd again to see the room.
At last he consented, and. Io and be
hold, the room was full of whoh
cheeses!
He explained matters by telling bel
| th.it for every sweetheart hi- bad ii
his young days he nought a cheese.
His wife began t<? cry.
"Don't cry, dear." he said. "Ive ba<
no sweethearts since 1 met you."
"lt's out that." she replied, still sob
bing. "I <mly wisli I had been si
thoughtful ns y<?u and bought a loaf ol
bread for every man that kissed me
We could have had bread and chees*
enough to last us ail our days."?Lou
don Tit-mts.
Trouble For Creditors.
Even Ihe simplest law transactions
seem to be beyond the comprehension
I of some people. An old farmer went
into a grocer's toop a short time ago,
ordered a sovereign's worth of goods
and when they were reedy for deliv.
ery laid down a live shilling piece lu
payment thereof.
The shopkeeper calhnl out, "Hero,
this isn't right!" as the customer start
ed to leave.
"Oh, yes. that's all right." replied the
man. "I've cut permission from the
judge to pay B shillings in the pound."
A heated discussion reveals! that
the man had lardy settled an Insol?
vency upon this basis and expected to
continue that method indefinitely.
When he was shown his mistake he
was very Indignant and evidently con?
sidered himself a much abused man.?
London Globe.
She Wasn't Superstitious.
"Mary. Mary," cried Mrs. Johnson
to her maid, "what shall I do? I've
just had a most dreadful accident and
don't know what's going to happen.
I've broken my new hand glass, and
you know how unlucky lt is to break
a looking glass. It means seven years'
unhappiness."
"IiOi.' mum." replied Mary, "don't
you set no heed on that. Look at me.
I'm uot fretting, and I've just broken
the large pier class In the drawing
room."? London Fun.
Leftover Material.
Barbara, aged four, had always been
allowed to make small cakes out of the
scraps of dough left from the morn?
ing's baking, so one morning after be?
ing sent to gather the eggs she came
limning in with a very tiny one snd
exclaimed: ""h. mamma, see this little
e^gl It must be that's all the dough
the hen had left!"-Deiineator.
Ups and Downs.
"The world ls full of ups and downs."
quoted the wise guy. "That's right,"
agreed the simple mug. "We are ei?
ther trying to live up to a good repu
tation or trying to live a bad one
down."? Philadelphia Record
Well Teated.
"Do you consider your nerve fs suffi?
ciently steady to flt you for an airship
navigator'/"
"Well. I've been out in a canoe frith
a nervous fat girl."?Cleveland Hara
dealer.
Fruit Farm
For Sale.
The lease expiring October 9th I
have for sale my farm of 100 acres all
tillable, situated 1 1-2 miles South
West of Woodstock on Furnace road.
The is a
Good House
twelve rooms, hall, basement, cellar
snd four porches. Dairy and Ice
house very convenient, corn crib,
earrings house, and other outbuild?
ings. A good barn 10x00 feet, with
granary and hay fork, and basement
which stables nine horses and sixteen
cows. A large cistern at barn and one
on back porch, also a well of mineral
water. Two never failing ponds,
TWO APPLE ORCHARDS
of select varieties. Quinces, plums,
damsons, cherries, currants and
berries. The land is productive and
naturally inclined to blue grass, which
makes it sn excellent place for raising
stock or dairying, being on mail ano
milk route. This property being so
near the county seat and Masssnutten
Academy makes it a safe investment.
I Yo vi son was made with tenant for
plowing to be done at any time after
harvest.
MRS. GEORGE MOORE.
327 East 11th St. V,
fortland, Oregon.
M. H. Howman, Aa*
Jessa 24-U.
H AR N ESS
HORSE BLANKETS, ROBES.
Bridles. Collars. Haines
AND
Everything in Horse Tailoring Line,
*ar ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO BE AS REPRESENTED
Call and examine our large sto< k.
J. A. Dysart & Q.
Southern Railway.
SCHEDULE BETW KY. S
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, STRASBURG AND HARRISONBURG
tW N. R.?Following schedule figures are published as information only
and are not guaranteed.
linc ti ve j I FJ *; i :<,
11 ?
READ DOWN.
Lv.
STATIONS
READ UP
Ar.
T 59 11N
122
8 14 126
li1..
8 * 132
1.14
138
9 00 144
M.
0 Washington
Alexandria
J Maa*sas I
Wellington
Gainesville
Ha} market
Thoi ofare
Broad Run
1' ains
Belvoir
Marshall
Rectortown
Delaplane
Markham
Lindea
Happy Creek
Front Royal
7 Riverton Jct
Riverton
Burkton
w sterlicfc
Strasburg
Strasburg Jc
Fisher's Hill
B Tom's I
3 Maurertown
?'WOODS'T'K
5 Edinburg
l loan i -
1 Mt. Jacks* d
; Quicksl urg
? N? a W
ti 1faber, ille
1 Brosdwsy
?j Daphna
4 Linville
6 Harrisonb'g
Ar. Lv.
* Daily. ^Week-days. f stops on flsg.
8 No. 14 will stop to let off passengers from west of Strasburg Jct.
6 No. 14 stops at Stations between Front Royal and Maryabba* to let off
passengers from points on Norfolk and Weetara.
c Stops to receive passengers from points cn Not folk & Western.
Beverly ard Hawkinstown are Hag steps 49 ind 2b Peverly tor til k 218
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car en IA it 14 Iel ween Washington ard Hai'b *.
All trains art ive std di patt fi i n lim Static r. W i>b;r pt( e, D t
ir bera connection is a.sde foi bro inn Et Minore, FbiJtdflpaia trd N> i
Yolk. Ft r n.ep fr ld. is. lin < 11 b t:i 1 el i au etc., a) j Iv tc realest agent ? r
write to B. F. ( /LY, G. P. A.
E. tl. (CAIMAN. Cn. Marg'r. B. H. HARDWICK, P. T. If.
L. S. BLOWN, Ctn. Agent, Washington, D. C.
THB VALLBY
Mik k lou Associatioo
VT""DtfTOCKl VA.
okficsrs :
J. I,. Wibma*, Pres. ano Gen
Manager.
M. vV Magruder, V. Prtatdenl.
W. Iv*. Loo a W, Secty. and Treas
(t IL ILviX, Asst. Sec.
rV. T. Williams, Atty. *& Tru*.
Nh ll W*. Logan, )
[ Clerks.
Arline Walker )
d. rectorj :
J. L. Wisman, Iii Wt Magruder.
W. W. Logan. E. H. Wisman.
\ddresf W. W. LOGAN,
Secy. <fc Treas.
Woodstock. Va
What Everybody Ought to Know.
That Foley Kidney Pills contain
just the ingredients necessary to tone, (
strengthen and regulate the action of '
the kidneys and bladder. Schmitt's
Drug Store.
IMPORTANT.
We advertise to send our 5 ton steel
frame Pitless Scale on approval. Mis?
understanding a letter from M. F.
Lmswiller who only wanted a price we
wiil soon have a sc&le at Woodstock
which will be sold at a reduction to
save storage or reshipping. The first
reasonable offer will be taken. Ad?
dress, Jones of Binghamton.
231 X St. Binghamton, N. J .
Fuly 1?2t pd.
M1Mmtfa\
r
O'
Schedule in tFt?s?t
SUNDAY, OCT. 2. IO-01
Thai>8 Leave Riviktow Va..
gC.l SOCTHBOCND
3-27 AM- rnr Baaic. Buena Viita, Hot
noke, last Radford, Bim:?
Farewell. Norton. Pocah<
No. 13 Pullman Steeper to Jerrv, ? ? V?
9-4 1 A. M- Por Baaic, Natural Bridge. I
anoke. Brl-tol. and intermeoiKtc
sui.ons. Pullman 8:eeper u
Bristol Connects I at Ko*ii<>'<>
with8t. Louis Express. TL ri. h
No 27 Pullman Sleepres to Co', am' u?
722 P-An. Cafe car to Williamson, W. .?
For shenandoah and all interne
diate points.
No.* NORTHBOUND
I.06A-M. For Berryville, liv/
erstown, Pbiladelpbta. and ru
north. Pullman Bleeper to Phil ?
No. 28 delphi*.
841 A M- For Hagerstown and inte/m^lmf
Stations. Connects at Shenai.d' u
Junction with B. A O. for " mh
ington . Also connects at Hu*, rs
with C. V. Railroad for Hamsbjig.
No. 14 and p >lnts north.
6.22 P. M. For Berryville, Hay. r^fow
and intermediate Station*.
Ibr ugh Slerper via Ha^-tr.
tow ri to New Vbrk.
tar* Rates, ne icdoles. and additional fbf*. ?
raatfon furnished upon application to Agent*
of tue Company or?
W. B. BEVILL. M.T.HHA ,
Geui Pass. Agent. Tray. Pass. A gen
Roanoke. Va.
KILLthe couch
ano CURE thi LUNGS
WITH
Dr. King's
New Discovery
fob C8J??*r8
PRICE
, 80c ai Si.uflL
Trial Bottle Fre
AND ALL THROAT AND IUWGTROLElES u
GUARANTEED 8ATI87ACT0&W
OR MOKKY REFUNDED J
BELTING, BELTING,
Leather and
Gandy Belting'.
We are Agents for the National Leather Belting Co.. ?rsj
can furnish belting promptly at bottom prices. Cl ll to
see us.
J. A. Dysart ?,Co.,
? Woodstock, Va.