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Evening journal., 1908-08-05
SUMMER TIPS FOR WOMEN

Next to the white. pale shades with a
very light shrimp pink as one OF the lead
ers, are extensively used in the eastern
resorts.
This IS surely the age Of the slender
woman. She predominates at all the re-
sorts this season over at Atlantic City
Il Is said all the fat women stayed away.
At any rate. they are few, as Is plain TO
be seen; what is the secretf
Stout ladies' OF the 400 have found a
new way TO quickly take of the extra fat
and hold il In check without inconveni-
ence. They have thankfully given up Diet
ing exercising and miscellaneous drugging 6
so long in vogue among the overfat, for
a simple mixture that is said to give re-
markable results, owing to its control Of
the fat-forming operations Of the sys-
tenn. The formula Is; Marmols. one-half
ounce; Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic
one-half ounce; Syrup Simplex. three and
one-baf ounces; dose a teaspoonful after
meals and at bedtime. Enthusiastic users
claim that this mixture vii reduce fat at
the rate Of a pound a day without causing
wrinkles. and has the additional merit Of
being perfectly harmless. The Ingredients
are inexpensive and obtainable at any
drug sore. In order 20 get the best re-
suits. however, the Marmola must be
freeh, and so care should be taken to get
Il N the original unbroken half-ounce
package
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Zinc Yield ii Wheat.

TOWNSEND. Aug. 5-Walter e.
Hart is the champion wheat grower
Of this section this year. He secured
an average of twenty-five bushels so
the acre. Last year John L. Carpenter
was the leader, with twenty-seven
bushels to the acre. This year Carpen-
ter got only twenty-five bushels to
the acre.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Houses Entered by Thieves.

Thieves entere dthe homes Of Mrs
Rebecca I. Candy at 1la1 Jefferson
street and Jane T. Johnsto at 1102
Jefferson street sometime yesterday.
ransacked the rooms and departed
without leaving a clue behind to make
their Identification possible. The oc =
cupants of the houses were OUT at the
time an dthe thieves entered by means
of the side shutters which they pried
open. Nothing Of value was found 10
have been stolen.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
No seatf WouIdnIt Pay Fare.

CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 5.-Commcn
Councilman w Howard Ives and w -.
liam Pierce. of this city, have been
summoned to appear before Magistrate
Longbotham to answer the charge of
refusing TO pay their fare on TRAN
on the Pennsylvania Railroad between
this city and Philadelphia. Both hal
tickets, but refused to give them up
because they were compelled TO stand,
declaring that there were no vacant
seats on the train. Mr. Ives states that
he intends to make a test case of the
matter.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
To Attend EunaraI.

George w. Grove. the local represen-
tative Of the National Cash Register
Company, left this city yesterday TO go
to Baltimore to attend the funeral Of
his nephew, DR.. Emory Walter Grove
who was drowned in the surf at Ocean
City, Sunday The body was not rs
covered until yesterday. DR.. Grove was
but % years old and had been, grad
uated but a few months ago from
the University Of Maryland. n.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
No Red Cross ReIief Yet.

No action has been taken by the
Delaware branch of the American Rcd
Cross Society, as yet, toward provid-
ing relief for those who suffered in
the fire swept districts of Canada. How
ever, should a call be issued the society
viii be ready at a moments notice
10 send nurses and supplies to the
front. orders win be issued from the
national headquarters at Washington
only in case the Canadians. are not able
90 cope with the situation and request
aid
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
BATTLESHIP VIRGINIA
BREAKS COALING RECORD

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON. Aug. b.-rhe Battle
ship %. MIA shortly before leaving on the
Pacific cruise with the Atlantic fleet.
broke all records at coaling A report just
reached tho navy department from the
vessels commander, Captain Alexander
Sharp, showing that she took aboard l.
655 tons Of coal in four hours, an average
rate Of 4i6.75 tons an hour. The maximum
amount taken on in any one hour was
$3.50 Is
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Lona lime Retween letter..

TOWNSEND, Aug. 5.-Thomas
Raycraft AN old man, residing at Black
bird station, received a letter from
his sister, Mrs. Mary A. Peltan, who
resides in New Hampshire. 1t is the
first time he has heard from her in
sixteen years, while it has been jus,
nfty-one years since he last saw her
They parted in Philadelphia in Au-
gust, 1857.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
HEAT KILLED PRIEST
AFTER CELEBRATING MASS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Aug 5.--Clad in the
vestments in which he had just fin-
ished celebrating mass in the Church
of st. Edward the Martyr, the Rev.
Edward Neill was killed by heat to-
day. He had just entered the vestry
when he fell over and was dead with
in an hour
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
TripIets, Boys, All Doing We'll.

ELKTON, Nd. Aug. 5.-Richerd
Rothwell, a farmer residing in Elk
Neck, about four miles south of here,
was presented by his wife, at an early
hour yesterday morning with triplets,
all boys. Each one Of the infants seems
healthy and all are doing well. as is
the mother. Rothwell now is the father
of 13 children, several of whom are
grown and two Of whom are married.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Iniured WhiIe at Work.

Harry Burnside had his right hand
caught IN a roller last night while he
was working in the plant OF the Elen
trio Hose and Rubber Company. SO
badly was the hand injured that he
had to be sent to the Delaware hos
pital After the cuts were dressed
Burnside went to his home at 1914
Claymont street.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Dewburst Pair wilma DoubIes.

p CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. 5.-Dew-
hurst, Of Philadelphia, continued his
good work in the Ohio open tennis
tourney yes SsaN playing with Kirk
over. Of Buffalo, ! the defeat Of Jen-
nings and Reed, of Cleveland, in the
doubles. Score. ga, 6-t
Dewhurst tomorrow plays in the third
round of the singles.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Candidate For State Office,

Theodore F. Clark. former speaker OF
the House, is now being prominently
mentioned for state auditor or sta e
treasurer. His home is near Delaware
City and his friends are preparing to
make an aggressive canvass in his be
half. Mr.. Clark is a lifelong Repub-
lican. rasr
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Detective Drowned at Atlantic City.

ny United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-Inspector Nc
Cafferty was today advised by a tele-
grom from the chief of police Of At
lantic City that Frank Brown, a New
York state detective whose badge was
numbered PSI was drowned today at
that resort Browns identity is not
known TO McCafferty.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Taft Not al Paoli CELEBRATION.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Aug. D.
Word has been received from william
II. Taft stating that he will be unable
to deliver an address at the 131st
anniversary of the Paoli massacre on
September 10. Admiral Schley will
be one Of the speakers.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Larned Defeats Little at Tennis.

BOSTON, Aug. 5.-Wnliam A Larned
Of Annapolis, won the first leg in the
Longwood Cup yesterday by defeating
Raymond d. Little. Of Few York. In
the challenge match of the eighteenth
annual Longwood tennis tournament,
three sets to love, the scores being Ca
81 e.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Letters on Niedermaier Estate.

Letters were granted today in the
office Of the RegissSs OF wills at the
Court House, on tbs estate OF Mrs
Magdaline Niedermaier 20 Frank J
and Andrew ]. Niedermaier, her sons.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Old Kent County Resident Dead.

9FV7IaI u TIE ENIlNINT JOUNNAIA
LEIPZIG. Del, Aug. 5.-Mrs sarah
Argo. ore OF the oldest women in Kent
county, died during the night at her
home in Little Creek. aged so years.
She is survived by four grown chill
dren and a number of grandchildren
and great-grandchildren.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
{" Good Riddance." SAYS Anty Drudse..

Mrs. Don'tknow-"Oh, dearl Oh, dearl What shall
do? Here am with the biggest washing for months,
and there is great big rust hole in the bottom of my
washboiler."
Anty just the best thing that ever happened
for you. Just throw the washboiler away make an
ash of it, and wash with this cake of FesNapha
soap I've brought you. Use it in cold or lukewarm
water easy directions inside Of wrapper tell you
and you'll never want washboiler about the place
again" t.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Card of rhanL.

George ]. Coates and mother wish to
thank all friends, relatives and members
OF G. A. r. for flowers and kind SER
vices at time Of the death OF husband
and father. Georges Coates
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Attorney Evans on a Trip.

Attorney Charles b. Evans, accom-
panied by Mrs. Evans left Wilmington
today for an extended trip. They will
go to Buffalo by rail and from that
point will proceed by water to Duluth.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
candidatea for Lew court.

TOWNSEND, Aug. 5.-The contest
among the Seventh District Republi-
cans for the nomination for Levy Court
commissioner promises 10 be a spirited
one. Yesterday Richard Hodgson and
Thomas Lattomus came out on the
Republican side for that Office.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
DEATHS.
Clarence G. Push.
Mary Hummel.
James A. Graves.


GRAVES-In this city. on August 3.
1908. James A. Graves, aged 30 years
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral from his rate resi-
dence, No. 4 Lord street, Thursday
August 6, 1908. at 2 p. m.
Services in the A. U. M. p Church
Internent IN Mount Olive Cemetery.
HUMMEL LIN this city, on August 4,
1905 Mary, wife of FERDINAND Hum
mel, aged GO years.
Funeral private, from her late resi-
dence, No, sos East Seventeenth street,
on Thursday evening, August 9Th, at
o'clock. 1nterment Pottsvile, Pa.
PUGH-In this city August 3, 1908,
Clarence G. Pugh, aged 2S years
Relatives and friends. employees OF.
B. &. o. r. r. Co, and Brotherhood r.
w. T., No. 52s are invited to attend
the funeral Services at his late resi-.
dence No. $40 Cedar street, on Thurs
day afternoon. August 9Th, at 2 o'clock.
Interment Silverbrool.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Inter. citv Race Entries.

The list Of entries for the inter-city
races to take place at Wawaset Park
this month will be announced on Fri
day.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Not Many Fines at Dover.

DOVER, Aug. SIN the past four
months fines collected at Dover in drunk
and disorderly cases have amounted 10
bat s14-be.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Local Quotations


Wholesale quotations IN the produce and
poultry market reported by Thomas N,
stayton at / o'clock this afternoon;
Biackberries, Lucretia d. .... .. ..7c TO Sc
Hucklcberries 80. 80. ...-..bc 70 &c
Tomatoes. basket ...... ......25o TO S5c
Cucumbers. basket ........ o.. ..soc to 4Oc
Apples basket see. So. ....Soc 70 5Nc
Cantaloupes basket .. ...... ....2ge 20 6oc
watermelons. hundred ........ ....Si5 to $50
Peaches, basket .... .... 800 TO SLla
Pears, basket .... ..-.00c TO SLoO
Lemons, box .... ..........S3.oo 10 Niio
Potatoes. barrel ............S2W 70 $500
Potatoes, basket ..... o.. .. ..5Oc to 60c
Sweets. basket, Jersey ..........65c 20 H.''
Cabbage basket ................ ..aOc 70 Doc
Cabbage barrel ................Sl2 70 10 N.oO
Onions, basket ....4Oc 10 boc
Celery, dozen ....,. ....o7c 10 QUO
Beans. green, basket see. .... r. ....6oc
Beans, wax basket 49,. .. o. .@..-.....60o
Eggs. Del and Nd, dozen ............2ic
Chickens. live fowls. ..............l3c TO 1ic
Chickens. spring 80, ..l5e to isc
Ducks. live ..lOc TO l1c.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Use ordinary soap for


Use ordinary soap for
ordinary purposes; Ivory
Soap for better-than-
ordinary purposes.
That is the rule in
most households; and it
is a good rule.
1t applies particularly
to colored goods, wash
silks, lawns, dimities,
etc.
Ivory Soap
90 1900 Per Gent. Pure.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05

A little pill that acts just like
castor oil-but without any bad
taste or nausea. Can be obtained
by asking any druggist for
Blaekburn's CaseaRoyal Pills.
The package, IL genuine, has four
red corners, and the signature
and portrait of MIR. Blackburn
printed on the back.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
cHANnE ER Undertaker
VuANDLLA & EmbaImer

No. PA w Ninth Street
Careful attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses, Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments first-class. Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05

The funeral OF Rudolph storch. who
died on Sunday. will be held this after
noon at o'clock from the home. No lf1|
Adams street Interment will be in River
view Cemetery. Mr.. storch was 6i years
old and knight Hospitaller. Members Of
the order attended the services.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
Stock Markets

O'Clock quotationi from r. D
Laoksv q Co, Bankers and Brokers',
s43 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05


Anal. Copper. IL. o7klNo. Kan&T Tex. 644
Am. SmeltCo 934INa Lead Co. 50
Amer. Sugar...I33 N. Y. Central 1854
Atchison ......... S7HlOnt & West "a \
tchisou, pfd .. Norfolk West. u Ss
Brooklyn Tran. 53 Nor. Pacific ..I47H y
B. & o. ..o7 Pacific Mail 76
Cau. Southern Pennsylvania I7s(
Chi Cr West. " Peoples Gas ...os 1s
Ches * Ohio..43Hl Recalling haas
Chi & Alton IS Read. rst pfd.
Chi. & n. W.. Read I'D pfd...
C.M. & St p. I424lD. & II. .........17o \
Rock Island ISMlD., l.. x w.
RockIsland pfd southern Pae- 94B
Erie ............. 2A3SlSouth. R. Com 20
Hrio. lst pfd ...4oHlrexas Pacific. IS \
Cr North pfd. 1879 Tenn. c. aI.Co
Illinois Cen. ... I'm. Pac Com. ts6 \
Louisville ......rIo4lU. S. ST. Com. 46H
Int Net. com II4lU. 5 st. Pref.IIt4
Int Met. pfd 374lWabash Com.
Man. Con...I36 Wabash Pref. 7oH
Missouri Pac.. 574lWestern Union 50
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
OBITUARY

Mrs. Mary Hummel 81 years wife OF
Ferdinand Hummell OF No. Sos East Sew
enteenth street. died yesterday. Services
will be held in the home tomorrow even
ing at s eclock. Burial vii be at Potts
VILE, Pa
Evening journal., 1908-08-05

The funeral Of Clarence G. Pugh, who
died on Tuesday. win be held from the
home, No. $40 Cedar street, tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock Interment win be
in Silverbrook Cemetery. Mr. Pugh was
Is years old and was an employe Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
and a member OF the Brotherhood OF Rail-
Way Trafnmen
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ID. HI. JONES
HARDWARE and GROCERIES
JUST RECEIvED.-A Carload of Nails.
which will be sold at Lowest Cash Prices
Full line of Hardware always in stock
Builders Hardware Speciality.
Hon. Richard Evelyn Byrd.

1t was petty and foolish thing
for liquor interests of Winchester
that had control of the party mach
lnery of that city tai undertake to
keep the Hon. Richard EVELYN
Byrd, Speaker of the House, from
the Roanoke convention. 1t is I'M
derStood that both Mr.. Byrd and
Senator Ward will be sent as dele
gates from Frederick county, and
50 the trick is as futile as it was
foolish.
MIR. Byrd is one of the foremost
men in the State, and it is absurd
for a small faction in his home
town, representing special inter
ests, to undertake to retire him to
private life.
Mr.. Byrd's career since he en-
tered politics two or three years
ago has been singularly brilliant
and successful; but no more SC
than those Who knew him best
anticipated. His commanding
abilities. torccfuI character, broac
culture. and tho wide expcrienc,
givru him ~ his nrofessiona
'ralning, would make him cmincn
and distinguished in any walk O
life. Like most strong men. h,
has strong c"nVictiouS, and Will,
we have not always agreed Will
him on all subjects, we have neve
failed to respect his sincerity. anC
ihe energy. courage. and abiIit,
with which hc advocates whatever
cause or measure he may espouse
have always commanded our adj
miration,
On the floor of the House O
Delegates there was no holder nd
vocaie or a more dangerous adj
versary in debate; in the chair @
the Speaker, there was none NOR,
impartial and just. Probably tn,
House never had a more capabl,
Speaker, and it is understood tina
he will be made chairman of tho
Roanoke convention.
Fortunately for the State. she
will not in this instance be deprived
of the services 81 .he Hon. Rich,
ard Evelyn Byrd 10y & combination
OF some small factions and specia
Interests in his home town.-Rich.
mond Journal.
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Sr. Bryan'S Popularity.

Mr.. Bryan's victory in Alabama
again demonstrates his enormous
popularity with the great mass of
the Democratic voters of the South
The sympathy of the average
man with the principles Mr.. BRYAN
puts forth before Y. NJ. G. 4.
audiences and political gatherings
alike has created bond between
him and the masses which makes
1T possible for him to override
the ordinary political leader who
puts his dependence in politics
alone. Recently The Times
Dipatch discussed this moral side
of Mr.. Bryan's influence in an
article entitled Preaching and
Politics. " a few days afterwards
by an odd coincidence the New
York Outlook published an article
on Mr.. Bryan as preacher. Now
comes the New York Evening Post
and makes the same discovery.
These tributes to Mr.. Bryan's
personality all attempted to explain
his power, and, in attempting.
emphasized his hold upon the
Democrats at large. 1t is true
that the great majority of his
followers are not conservatives: il
Is true that many of them have
failed to reason out his teachings
to their ultimate effect, or under
stand the consequences of all of
his political opinions, but they be-
lieve they understand him as
man. They believe he understands
them, and the Alabama election
demonstrates that Mr.. Bryan's
grip on the convention of 1905 is
absolutely unbreakabIe.
The Times-Dispatch came to this
conclusion months ago, and so
stated in its editorial columns
Since then Mr.. Bryan has daily
increased the number of delegates
instructed for him. This paper
has never regarded Mr.. Bryan as
strict construction. old-line Dem
ocrat. He is not of the Tilden or
Cleveland type, but the following
he has gained may mean that the
Democratic party has shifted its
ground, for he is apparently the
overwhelming choice of the Dem
ocratic voters at large. Whether
this is choice of Il man or uf
principles remains to be seen.
The real problem before the
Democratic party now is To sct =
platform that will enable the great /
est number of Democrats to work
and vote tremendously for the SIC
cess of their party.-Richmondl
Tines Dispatch.
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747 DELEGATES for BRYAN

The New York Herald's politi-
cal forecast of last Sunday gives
Bryan 747 delegates on the first
ballot. The number necessary for
choice is go. The total number
of delegates in the convention will
be 1,00S.
The Herald divides its forecast
into the following heads:
Already instructed for Bryan
Alabama, %: California, %: In
diana, 30; Illinois. 81: Iowa. 26:
Kansas, 20; Massachusetts. (part)
%: Michigan, 2S; Missouri, 30.
Nebraska, 10; North Carolina. (part)
.; North Dakota, S; Oklahoma, II:
Ohio, 46, Pennsylvania, 81 South
CarEna. is; South Dakota, S.;
Washington, 10; Wisconsin, 20:
Wyoming, 6; Alaska, 6: District of
Columbia, 6: Hawaii, 6; PHILIPPINES,
6. Total 4S7.
Not instructed, but Classed for
Bryan-Connecticut, 10; Florida.
2; Rhode Island, s; Texas part 6
Maine, (parD 5; Massachusetts,
(part) .. Total SO.
Delegates yet to be Elected prob
ably for Bryan-Arkansas; Is;
Idaho, 6; Kentucky, 90; Montona,
6; Mississippi, 20; North Carolina.
tparD %; Nevada, 6; Oregon, s;
Tennessee, "a; Texas, (part) 30:
Utah, 6; West Virginia, II; New
Mexico, 6; Arizona, 6. Total 124.
Bryan's grand total TAI.
Delegates instructed for Johnson
Minnesota, %.
Delegates instructed or classed
for Gray-Delaware, 6; Florida,
s; Pennsylvania II. Total 81.
Delegates to be elected probably
against Bryan New Hampshire.
5; Vermont, S; Maryland, 10;
Louisiana, is; Porto Rica, 6.
Total SO.
Delegates elected uninstructed
probably anti-BryanzConnecti-
cut, (part) 4; New Jersey, (unit|
rule) "a; Massachusetts, (part) S.
Total SO.
States yet TO elect, doubtful or
uncommitted-Colorado, 10; Vir-
ginia, "A; Maine, (parO 4. Total
IS.
Not instructed or classified
New York, rs.
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Little Locals

Mrs. Charles NcGuire and little son,
who have been visiting Hon. and Mrs.
Marshall Mccormick. have returned TO
their home in uoboken, n. J.
Mrs. William Travcrs Lewis is visiting
relatives and friends IN New York.
Mr. 5. X. Harris. who has been in Bal.
timore for several months, is here for
the summer.
Money 10 Boan-In sums OF 81 900 OF
more; secured by deed OF trust on Real
Estate.
GEO. b HARRISON, Atty;
Boyce, Va.
Rev. Edward Wall returned last We'd
nesday night from the Episcopal Con
vention in Fredericksburg.
Mr.. ID. 5. Adelsberger, who is well
known here through his connection with
the plans and work on the new reservoir
on the Blue Ridge, was here this week
as a witness in the damage suit OF Mr..
John T. Crow against the Corporation.
Among the popular attorneys who
attended Court this week were Messrs.
II. L. c'Dick'O Byrd and r. e. ("Bob'')
Ward, OF Winchester. They have many
friends in Clarke who are pleased with
their course in the late Legislature
Court this week was we'll attended. it
being one OF the busiest civil action ses
sions in long time.
The Malt Beverage. "Amberine. s.
which has been placed on sale here by
the Portner Brewing Company. seems
TO be very a palatable beverage. and tic
sales are increasing every day. An arti-
Gle from the Alexandria Gazette, in e.
gard TO the malt beverages. appears in
this issue. Read the Poriner display ad
on this page.
Mrs. Josephine Millison has opened
an Ice Cream Parlor on Church street
opposite Bank Of Clarke County. Tn,
patronage of ladies and gentlemen il
solicited
Mrs. J. Harry Smith has returne,
from Baltimore. where she was called b,
the illness of her mother, who is nov
improving.
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Get Electric Lights

For short time only, spec
inducements will be offered TO
parties wishing TO have Electric.
Lights installed. Apply to CHAs
w. MARKS, who can also give rates
FOR use of current. All w,rk
guaranteed to conform wit ur. ier-
writer's rules. - ct
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Unclaimed Letters

List of letters remaining in the
Berryville postoffice for the week
ending May %, 1908.
Mr.. Richard Wiseman.
Mrs. +. r. Thornton.
Miss Maggie Lavender.
Mrs. Sallie Mae Lewis.
Mr.. w. S. Hummer.
Mrs. Emeline Ferguson.
Dir. Creadic.
Persons calling for the above let
tiers will please say they are adver-
tlsed and pay one cent for each
letter received.
j. u. ELDER, Postmaster.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
HEAD OF STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM
Letters, Science, Law, Medicine, Engineering
$40 COVERS ALL COSTS
to Virginia students of fees and tuition
in either Of The academic departments:
lowest charges in the South. Next ses-
sion begins September 10th. University
Summer School opens July 18th. Send
for catalogue.
Howard WINSTON, Registrar,
Charlottesville, Va
-
Money to Losn-Money 10 lend in any
amount on Farm Land.
WHITING & SMITH.
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No 1888
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
ODE
First National Bank
of Berryville,


at Borryville in the State Of Virginia, at tn,
close Of business May IL. 1905.
rEsnl-HL,l-s
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New Barber Shop at Hotel

l have opened up a first-class
white Barber Shop in the basement
of the Battletown Inn. aud solicit
your patronage. Everything will
be kept neat and clean, and entire
satisfaction is guaranteed. Give
us a call.
12tf G. {. JOu~SroN
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HORSE SHOW DATES

LeeSburg, June 81.
Culreper, july 81.
Manassas, July 1928.
Orange, July 1880.
Harrisonburg, August st.
Front Royal, August 1918.
Berryville, August 1920.
Upperville, August 26-27.
WarrentOn, September %.
Petersburg, September Hip.
The date for the Richmond show
was left open to be assigned later.