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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
ANTS CONCEOE THE
TEXAS ELECTION
TO THE VETS
Prohibitionists Will Decide
Saturday Whether They
Will Contest in Courts or
Try Again in 1918.

Dallas r.V, JuN O., Final uuof-
h..u r,fwu- nI saturday -Br. wide
Iu,nbIuuu election reached Dallas
t'd.' oud Oh. H.adqu1rtars ot each
SID, eam. tp a u.trN luminous gree
m uf upon r.um 5000 tl 5000 as taa
swu wul.uIriuu majority
N.Nl ~au.IN- meeting OF the
stat. Wide cumpaIgu committee in
Fuu Worth Is expected Co determine
whether Jnr prpn.nluoui-ls viii con-
Jr-t u, election boz thc courts or lay
plan. Ipr another election. M call
nr suothor submission election can
u. issued befor. the next regular ses-
fnu ot hr legislature which Is not
HuiH january 1878.
Hcfor, that time there viii have
o..u au election of AN state officers
aud members or the legislature.
Tho present legislature Is "Prohi.
"uo0' hy . smau majority In both
houses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
Underwood. Democratic Lead
er, Serves Notice That the
House Will Not Accept the
La Toilette Bill.
MANY SENATORS SAY
HOW THEY WILL VOTE
If Upper House Should Pass
Bill, Issue Will Be squarely
Up to President Taft; viii
He Use Veto
81, E,rnIos nera,d \. y. Leased Wire,

81, EN~niuE Herald =, y. Leased wIrs)
Washington. July li-As the re.
sult ot scuos of conferences held
today fha prediction was reoly mad,
u tine senate that the upper house or
congress on Thursday would adopt
the house wool bill rhis viii prt the
wool issue sauarcly M 70 Presiden'
Tat Democratic Leader Underwood
today served notice that tie house
would not accept the Ia Toilette hill.
while President TAFT In q recent
speech denounced Schedule r. wool
aud Wonlens at the paync-AlduCh law
as indcfeusihlc he also has indicat.
ed that he would prefer 90 have a rc.
vision ul ihc schedule await the report
ui the tariff board promised In De.
cemncr The president mas not deii.
uitcly indicated. however that hc
would usc the veto power
The positive statement was made
this afternoon hy senators proiessins
go know That at least Ave insurgent
Republicans and one regular Rcpuh.
lican woulC take The house measure
/ 90 they could not get the La Toilette
Lill This would insure a majority for
that measure
Senator PuindeNter predicted that
the houre bin would in the end be
accepted lie said he would vote Tor
The La Toilette measure as suDstl'
tute, but In case OF its failure he
would cast his ballot for the house
bill tie said Senators Clapp. Brown
and others felt as he did.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
President of Iron and Steel
Company Tells What Condi-
tions Were Before Combina-
tion Was Effected.
PRICE OF STEEL WAS
DOWN TO CENT A POUND
Companies Figured Only On
Cost Of Getting Ore and
Manufacturing It Laborers
Paid 80 Cents and a Dollor

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
HARMON HEADQUARTERS
ARE ESTABLISHED EARLY Y

FWmOnl NoDr. July - Th1 me,
sion of Boa Chamberlain, personal
reposentntiNc ol Governor Harmon nl
ohio 10 lho Nehfask6 state Democratic
convention, was The cniol topic of diS
oission among tho delegates this
morning Mr. Chamberlain. secretary
lo 'Sonatui ponerouo. arrived late
nst night, hut his presence was not
known but 10 tow delegates miii
this morning
Harmon headquarters were ostah-
lished early This morning and ihc reu.
rcsontatlyc of the OhO governor vas
soon an object on keen interest oi
supporters ana opponents of MI llar
mon for the conventions endorsement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
RUSSIAN ANINTOR kII.IED
fbS ENening Herald 4. a.. Leased MIrel

81 Peter burg, July 20. Tho aero
plauo WlIotcd hy N, Stusur,nkos in
tho 81 Petersburg Co Moscow race foll
near Tsarkoo-Sclo TODAY Tho air
mans passenger NJ. shimunski. was
Killed and Stusareknos WAS badly IN
Iurcd, both legs being broken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25

aH prDsid initial candiddj,
The convention was called 10 order
"a o'cloch this afternoon
A. lho day progressed % alAcafcd
probable tho convention would con
line its declaration To national and
state issues over which there are nc
party difference.
Following the conference participai
cd In by Former Governor Shellen
hev}cr Temporary Chairman NJ r.
Harrington and Charles " Bryan
the statement WIS given ont that par
.iy principles and not leaders would
receive che principal attention on th,
delcgates'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
Taft and La Toilette Factions
Enter State Gathering in
Lincoln Without Having
Reached An Agreement,
UNTERRIFIED ESTABLISH
HARMON HEADQUARTERS
Party Principles and Not
Leaders Will Receive Prin
ciple Attention Of Delegates
to Fremont Convention.


Ilpc,ln ~, uI, b, Tho TYtf
ihS %, lh' N'Nl"0'dn state 'on''H.
rIou hare tu'a. short rncH-s uuuI
.uo.uoon ANS ,a.,u tb. .aeuIlfs
c...i .n.l.,
f''' '." ''' ''' ''' ''' ''''''
SCENTS wd" W'i. W.cupu- Hu bring
IUD nsm, of t.. Toilette before tUc
,,n,prttou
..'o "h'' aa' u.'Hu chairman
Iyuio- announced .I' adoption ut %
motion .o uy'.. U' s''uu"u t1 90
committee. instead uI uyH'u.us uuI
1d.ue oi 'HU .O.olu'ious huw i1"
''"0I I.. committee named b. D1W
- u .ue msW o' w"r favorable
poo 'N' gdmiu'-'. alton
IHr Iaf aud BE- Foi'.r. uruous in
iN. N'H'a.sI Republican O.. sanitation
.I.,.'1 DO, s.U, convention HI moon
."d5F without uaru- reached au
NalroWra.
I., Ia| Hlh' "nI. beaded Do. 'u'
'u".t lti'.a'Inn. before in. DNI ."
n.d.. ammo need t1u' INr. hold uHs.
iH''t .tuAu .I,i purpose iu art 10
'1uD endorsement ui OBJ. president
the nsuf Dni- ndmtod ,hai tnov
could not control thc convention. uut
Insisted timt thc} would hghi fhn
"dopiion of amy rudotH'n"ui to
l.rsId'ni IoI'
me- IniIo1N'iion "l ld'' to'oln'
nnn s'd one OPT Ihr sonia,
" d.
iuilo0uf' 'ian nl 3D. lH F'ii''Ic t' Ola.
l'h ""d ih'h 'hr hAh' VIII '' ON "
me l'EHi'ie want pthr' 'n"N must
'I'"lh Ii'h '"d"i"' h'u's .oi any
'h'l "'''l
N''i' uAll man Nul'au lin.'uh''-
.'I OBJ l"N"Wo"l ''II.d h' convention
.' ORDER aI ~ +u 4" 'logh
h' 'h'i oun''' a w J,U'''s ~
'N'''H wv" '"'" 'N' saN'i "- ''"'
'',''' ,r 'iih'n.
h' ''uiI'' Had' Hh 'ai"'s' in''
'"I l"' h'"hN 0hid h'
hl d'si'' is 'h' ih'ul' success ANA
welfare o' iht RDpHnlic'n party in
'h' ria'' "hd ih 'hc a.'"n. ana d. 10
l'y ihgtn'n' lNa' ihai Iot"' success 3
d'N'hos, ih laItc measure uuHn our
s.ai'ht ln POSITIVE Waun.i. uui 40
N'"Nal aA7 APPRECIATION o' ih' Work.
'' '"e hap'"li,'hh ~ ma lohaI ana
''"'' auhi.A "i'h"u' i'-afl io any OF
,h' s'o"He1 d'sl'c" ol k'phpll''h-
''Hl
Ne SHOWING ihe ,n'on,lsl hc} oi tho
''ino', aus NJ towers ahlH.
~ Nt' iut I''In"'I"'l' press ana
lu' ''e'"oef''l' p'I'> nave h'tn hhh%
'h- 's F" "'ir' H'u'Is o' e"'"h'uh
un'h the hIras's ol iuns' O. our party
"h" "lp'h'd 10 'lu'i hpoh ao''e
u'AI''is ol mere u'iu" WIN li' ple''
"'H' on tN' 'h'''b H''f'' ohlN mere
"'''I 'u '''h ''''I pa''''l'' 'V"" ''"
ONES 'ipoh Whlsh 'h'\ h'H previously
'"Ol l"iih 'h'I' p'ls'.
Nn'u NU,1lliuH ann va toII' %
'uholhc .N'h "0r"- mon O." Tue
'Hh"O'hh irclWocIN inc DcWurialle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
DEMOCRATS VIII SETTLE
THINGS At CAJCUS TONIGHT
ibF tNruinE herald 4. y. Leased Ntrrp

Washington. July -t.--A caucus of
Democratic scnainrs has been called
Tor touight to consider The wool tarff
revision bill ln the hope OF harmoniz-
ing thy difference ou that legislation
Whether thc Democrats shall assist
m passing the LsFoleue bin i SIN
t1e homo of contention
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
HOUSE EMEMBERASKS
FOR SEARCHLICHT
Burke Of South Dakota AnX-
ious to Have Alleged Dick
to Dick" Letter Explained !;
Patience is Advised.
tH, Hvenlns ucrnId \. -. Leased wirel

Washington July ,5.-shurp cone
troNersy over thr delay u th, nous,
nvesfigat.ug committees inquiry into
thc Controller iay anair Including
lho alleged "pIck to Dick" lottcr oc-
CURED iu tho committee room today
between Chairman Graham Cdcmo-
crate ana Representative Burke Of
south Dakota TcpuhlicaHl.
Mr. Burke said hc wanted the
'S"archli2At turned on now
Mr. Graham soid o. was better "a
proceed In OCtob,r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-25
REVOLUTION MAKES
PROGRESS IN THE
SOUTHERN PART
American Scout Cruiser Ar
rives in Cape Hayti and
Will Protect Interests of
Citizens: Situation Tense.


~, E,cnise iIern'd \. =. leased wircb
Por' Al Prince july 81, The rcyo.
luton is spreaoiu boz the south.
whore bHe.o'ur, 8. haas mad. Inlc
progress The town of J,rcuc has
arisen .I layor 1f General Calisfhenc
FouchWd The Haun mnlstor to
German, Foucharl was madc chief
executive OF the army Dos President
Simon iu 1905 aud year later was
appointed 90 tM Berlin post Early
this ycas ho iet ihe German capilal
Go visi' Hatu ANA at that time It was
asserted h, 8spad .o tnc presidency
German Cruiser Sails.
Berlin July 2o The German
cruiser n.mou which De- il, Montreal
was ordoDd TODAY 20 proceed iumo.
aiulcly lor Port An Prince Haiti
American Boat Arrives.
Cape llaitIcn, July 25.-lHr United
states scout cruiser Chester arrived
hc~c roga, and is Nlug u %, ulrbpr
To protect Nucticuu interests Gen.
rrHl L,cuu'c who mas been proclaim.
ga commando. iu chia d., ono wne
oi lbo revolution. 2u3rauto 600 main
tain o,dp. 1Nt situation. however,
remains r,u.p
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
List of C0nveyanCeS.

B 81 Chapman and wife to Valley
Light and Power Co., acre and poles
and land damages from dam, &C.;
50, 100.
Valley Light and Power Co., plat
and survey recorded.
Peter Estep and wife to Laura E
Smooth, lot in Mt. Jackson; 81, $50.
w G Miller and wife to E j Miller
and wife, undivided interest in 81
100 acres in Shenandoah county; 300.
John w Hickman and wife to Elmsr
s Hickman, 120 acres near Toms
Brook; $500.
Joseph Shipp to Charles L Ship
and wife. 3 acres near Columbia Furn-
ace; 1872 so.
S P Lonas to w E Rosenberger,
lot 4, block 2, Lonas' addition to Mt.
Jackson; $3.50.
Jennie and Robert E Williams to
James Silvious. acre near Mt. Jack
son; 10000.
Jennie Williams heirs to John R..
Baker, small lot near Mt. Jackson:
$1,000
VIM E Ferguson & Herbert E Glib
son to Donald Cameron in Shen an
doah county-tract Of land for ex-
plotting purposes.
&c Graham and wife, etc
James I BLY,, Woodstock, lot "a and
buildings; $4,000.
Mary E Patterson and husband to
Sarah E Bushong, Lee District, AZ
acres; $1,000.
Lille v Pangle and husband 10
Christina Ebersole, Strasburg, lots
IL, A, 6, s, 10 in blocks L; S2l00.
G s Dinges and wife to Ashbv
Dinges, Lee District, int. 10 Al acl e
of land.
Amos E Habron and wife to Charl.
Shipe and wife in Shenandoah county
62 acres; sl50 90.
Eff Miller to Benjamin T Miller il
Madison District, 2t acres; $3.50.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
Death of Mrs. Yirqinia E. Keller

On Saturday, Nov. 25th, at $3.50 !,
M, Mrs. Virginia E. Keller passed
calmly from this life to the grea1
beyond. ! deem it to have been .
blessed privilege to visit her during
last days of sickness and suffering
So calm, so full OF confident faith and
trust in her Saviour, aud with the
peace Of c ID beaming from her loving
eyes; it proved to me again, the truth
OF the words OF the Fsalmist, "Yea,
though / walk through the valley OF
the shadow CT death. will fear no
evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and
thy staff they comfort me-" From
these words the Rev. ] F. Bruch,
of Grace Ev. Luth. Church, Waynss~
boro, Va. preached the sermon.
They. together with the first verse Of
the 23rd Psalm, we're the words of her
own selection. Rev. 9. A. Marks, of
the Zionist. James pastorate, read
the beautiful worship, and made few
hitting aud inspiring remarks. Mrs.
Keller, formerly OF Woodstock, Va,
where for years she Was faithful
of Emmanuel Ev. Lutheran
Church, was born on Dec. 10Th. 1850
She lived to the good age of 60 years,
10 m ,nths and 26 days. To her the
words of John we're most fittinely ap-
pliclbIe, blessed are the dead which
lie in the Lord -
There remain to mourn her loss
0ne daughter, Mrs. Ernest Keiser, OF
W aynesboro, Va, 3 sons, Frank,
also of Waynesboro, Va, Charles. OF
and Gilbert, of Loudoun
county, Va, also two brothers, Rev.
5. L. Keller, former pastor of Zion
St. James pastorate, now Of Dakotah
City, Neb, and d. M. Keller, oil
Va. Our heartfelt SYM
3athies 60 out to the bereaved family.
-nterment was made in the River View
on Nov. 80, 1911. B.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01

WANTED Three young ladies to
enter training sctool. Address Super
lat .ndant OF NJ ses, Allegheny
Heights Hospital, Care of d.. w. B
Sager.
Without opi ates or harmful drugs
Of any Kind Fnley's Honey and Tar
,mpound stops coughs and cures
colds. Do not accept any substitute.
Hoffman Il Borden, Toms Brook.
invest you uoney IN the per cent
Certificates OF the Shen. Valley Loan
& Trust Co., Woodstock, Va. Sc
curity unquestion-d. Interest pay
able semi-annually, and Certificates
sedeemable any time after six months
on short notice.
WANTED-To rent farm of so, 70
acres more or less. Have my own
team and farm implements. Would
like to locate in Shenandoah or Rock
fngham counties. Can furnish good
references. Address the HERALD
Office.
Nov. IL 81 pd.
A Tornado struck the farm of Mr..
B. +. Saum, near Maurertown, last
Saturday a week. 1t blew down one
building ten by forty feet. moved an.
other and carried his chickens and
ouiueas high in the air. The family
were very much frightened, fearing
that thcir house would be carried
away.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
Prize Winners in Cake Contest

Inc CAKE DdklnR contest, WHICH was
held in the Confederate Hall Tuesday
and Wednesday nights, under the
auspices of the Town ball Committee
was success from the contestants
standpoint, as 10 of the % received
prizes.
The following is list of the success
full cake bakers who used N. K. FAIR
banks Cottolene and DR.. ]. l. Trip
let's Cha mpion Flour:
To the lady baking the best loaf
cake with Cottolene and Champion
flour.
1st Prize, Mrs. Dol ph Sweeney-one
barrel Champion -four and 1st Medal
I'd Prize, Mrs W. S. Cline-one hall
brrrel of Champion flour.
3rd Prize, Miss Louise Bargelt-- one
fourth barrel of Champion flour.
4sh Prize, Mrs. W. G. Murdock-one
fourth barrel Champion flour.
9Th Prize, Mrs. Jennie Smith (col.
-OdC auC COuubCI PdACs 80
eth Prize, Mrs. VIM. M. Burner-one
medium pail of Cottolene.
It'll Prize, Mrs. 81. J. Fravel-six
j ars Fl. J. Heinz products.
Sth Prize, Mrs. VIM Kline-six jar.
81 j. Heinz products.
9th Ptiz,, Mrs s. J Hoffman-on
medium pal! of Cottolene.
To the lady baking the best lave
cake with Cottolene and Cha mpiol
-four.
LIST Prize, Mrs Geo. Townsend-one
half barrel Champion -four and secon'
medal.
End Prize, NJ ISIS Lula Magruder-on
fourth barrel Of Champion -four.
Bird Prize, Mrs. VIM. Kline-ons
pair of Steadfast shoes.
4th Prize, Mrs Jennie Smith (col.)
one pair of Battle Axe shoes.
5th Prizs, Mrs. VIM. M. Hoshour-
one medium pail of Cottolene.
9th Prize, Miss Belle Rucker-on
medium pail of Cottolene.
It'll Prize, Miss Sus Kneisley-si ,
liars H. ] Heinz products.
9th Prize, Miss Lucille Kneisley-
six jars H. Heinz products.
9th Prize, Mrs. j. D. Grabill-ons
| eighth barrel of Champion -four.
| 10th Prize, Mrs. Ada Blr1shier-or
leighth barrel of Champion -four,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
Death of Mrs. Mary Jane FadeIy.

Mrs. Mary Jane Fadely, wife of Mr..
Zebadee Fadely, died last week, aged
62 years, 9 months and 10 days.
Besides her husband, she leaves
seven children, one brother and two
sisters. She was 6 member of the
Brethren church A Christian wo-
man, a true wife, kind and affec-
tionate mother. The bereaved in this
time of their great loss, have the SYM
pathy of host of neighbors and
friends who met at the Union Forge
church to pay the last tribute OF re-
spect. May the God of all consola-
tioL comfort the bereaved.
Funeral service by the writer Ed
P W. Wisman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
Church Notes.

The services of the Lutheran church
on Sunday will be at IL q. m. and I
p. m. The theme in the morning will
be ''The King Present in His King
dom Grace" Nidweek service at I
p. m. Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Every body cordially invited.
Rev. S. w. KUHN, Pastor.
EDINBURG CIRCUIT.
Edinburg at 1915 a. m. Sermon 10
W. F. M. Society.
Wesley Chapel at 2::30 D. m.
Hope Chapel at p. m.
Preaching at Columbia Furnace
Tuesday, December at p. m. and
each succeeding night during the weeL
except Saturday.
c. E. SIMMONS, Pastor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
New Moving PIC ture Show to
ODen Saturday Night.

After Saturday night Woodstock
will have two moving picture theaters.
1.-THE Town Hall Committee" has pur-
chased new and up -to-date outfit ard
will open their doors, opposite
Scnmitt's Drug Store. for the ente:
tainment OF the public, Saturday
night. Dec. 2nd. The management
will be ia the hands Town Hall
Committee and only pictures of the
very highest class will be exhibited
Admission SC.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
SHENANDOAH VALLEY LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.

Money loaned at per cent. on real
estate or good collateral security.
Savings deposits received in sums OF
81 90 or over, and interest allowed on
same.
EFor particulars address. the Com
panv at its home Office, or call on j.
". Eberly, Strasburg G. W. Win
ile, Edinburg F. S. Pennybacker,
Mt. Jackson or S. r. Hoover, New
Market Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
VALLEY BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION

AT a special term of the Circui
Court on the oath of November
! His Honor, Judge Harrison mad
the following decree in the cas-
LOT .. B. Logan, &C., VS.. Vale,
Building and Loan Association
that the individual stockholders
both the borrowing and non-bor
rowing stockholders and director.
be made parties defendant to thi.
suit, viz: ]. L. Wisman, w. w
Logan, A. H. Walker, E. II
Wisman and M. w. Magruder il
his own right and as admr. of P
lW.Magruder decd, and about 800
borrowing stockholders. Order.
ed that process be against said
parties to appear and answer.
". w. Logan ard E. D. New.
man trustees of lands in Mary
land, be made parties defendant.
1t appearing to the court that
there are outstanding checks
drawn by the V. B. & L. Associa-
ton prior to the appointment of
receivers, to parties to whom the
association was endebted for in
terest or otherwise, payable at
the Shenandoah National Bank
said checks aggregating the sum
of S9S9.56 and that there was
sufficient funds to the credit of
the said association in said bank
at the time Of the appointment of
receivers, &C., the receivers are
hereby authorized to pay said
checks, &c.
Receivers authorized to rent Of
flee and employ necessary clerks,
and employ such agents as may
be necessary to assist in the COL
lection and preservation of assets
of the association, &c.
The court DEGREES that said re-
ceivers or such receiver as may
have qualified hereunder have
authority to institute and prose-
cute all necessary suits, &c.
Upon request of receivers they
are authorized as of January LIST,
1912 to make payment to each
certificate holder, other than
directors of the aSsocia ton an
amount equal to 2 IA per cent. of
the principal amount due upou
such certificate, &c.
In matter of loan of Lydia Run
MON, the receivers are authorized,
upon payment Of purchase money,
to execute a release deed to said
Lydia Runnion.
Upon consideration of matter
of sale of farm to ]. E. Neff and
Jos. F. Wisman, it is ordered
that said J. E. Neff and Jos. F.
Wismau be made parties to this
suit, &c.
It is ordered that receivers give
separate bonds of $4,000, each
instead of joint bond.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
Board of Supervisors,

The Board OF Super visors met OF
Nov. 9th 1911. All the members were
present.
A number of accou nts we're passed.
DR.. D. L Shaver was appointed
County Physician.
r. u. Funkhouser was reelected
Sup't of the Poor.
Fox and wild cat claims TO the
amount Of sos SO we're ordered to be
psid.
Sheep claims to the amount e517 .00
ordered TO be psid.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
Then They Left Him Alone

1t was a railway carriage, and the
occupants were several travellers and
a staid, pompous old gentleman. Vari.
GUS and unsuccessful efforts were
made to draw him into conversation,
At length one of them said:
Come, sir, / know you are one of
US. Tell US what you are travelling
in"
Young man." answered the tor
mented one, glazing at his interlocu-
tor. I am travelling in very objection
able and inquisitive company, and the
carriage is full of samples"
He wasn't disturbed after this.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
Death OF John r. Lo Ckstampfer

Jno. r. Lockstampfer the IA year
cd son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lock-
stampfer died at his home, at Zepp,
last Thursday night OF pneumonia.
He is survived by his father and
four sisters: Mrs. Joseph Shaffer, OF
Woodstock; Mrs. Charles II. Smoot,
WashisgtOn, and Misses Nellie and
Bessie Lockstampfer, at home. Fuo-
eral services we're held last Sunday,
G nducted BY Rev. W. B. Oney.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
Farewell to DR.. Fleming.

Lynchburg, Va, Nov. 2S.-The
members of Westminster Presbyterian
Church will tender a formal farewell
Wednesday night to DR.. r 81. Flem-
ing, who leaves this week to begin
work as pastor of the Dickey Memo
rial Presbyterian Church, Hillsdale.
Baltimore county.
DR.. FIem ing served Westminster
Oh urch as pastor for 20 yesrs. For
two years he has been superintendent
of the Presbyterian orphauge here.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01

VI had been troubled with constipa
ton for two years and tried all of the
best physicians in Bristol, Tenn, and
they could do nothing for me-" writes
Thos. E. Williams, Middleboro, KY.
Two packakes of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Civer Tablets cured
me-" For sale by all dealers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
Recital, Friday, December 8tf
By Edward Brigham. Song and
Dramatic Program.

iOS dm
Those who heard Mr.. Edward Brig
ham in the two concerts that he gave
at Lantz Hall last year will be pleas.
ed to learn of his return for simil ar
recital this coming Friday, December
SLh. Mr.. Brigham is whole concert
in himself. He is m an of most ver-
sarile personality and maker of his
art. His deep basso profundo is
worth the price itself, saying nothing
of the dramatic numbers that he will
give. His program will be entirely
new and he should be heard by large
number of theater going folks. Tickets
on sale at Schmitt's Drug Store. Is
cents reserved.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
For Sale

A good small farm of Is acres / mile
from Carmel, Va, good dwelling o.
four rooms and kitchen. Barn lcxzc
and stable and all other necessary
outbuildings, plenty Of fruit. mile OF
store, school and church. Price only
$3.50. 90 less than the buildings cost.
Apply to J. N. DAVIS, Agent
dec-1-2w WOODSTOCK, va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-12-01
Washington Bridal ParIors.

Persons intending to be married In
Washington, D. c., will be interested
to learn that Rev. Zed Hetzel Copp,
pastor of the Sunshine City Temple of
that city, has opened an Office for that
purpose. He may be found at. 615
iith street n. W., and he will aid
couples married by him to find suit
able hotel accom- odations, as we'll as
4 .struct them how hest to see the
points of interest about the city. Cars
pass his Office.