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HOlC to Market tfOrSundau
To the Best Advantage
With the Least MOneu
Consumers Buying by the
Wholesale Soon Learn
Qualities of Foods.
Dr. Charlotte r. Bangs

0Ooaaes Of BsWs MARKET C1sbh.
Masy. many temptations offer this weet
-. New supplies are ~ pretty Not
snDsssivs either u one buys them IN
wholesale market. Retail prices doubs<
10. There are heaps OF old staples NJ
very small prices for those not cash
reckiesA The consumer buying II
Wholesale soon learns qualities. The
ssne consumer gradually. unconsc'ousl,
aoDosbs dictionary. Esography. orthoy-
raohy--Quits Q schoolins--as veil Add
81 TO this 10 the cash ssvsd. This week
III Nc markets breathe an atmosphere
ef comfy" Supplies for holiday and
oummsrtime season. Fruits especially
ass 70 the fore. Here are some Of the
i, oasrIhes in the MARKET
YRUrre.
pf.UNs - Ffrst from california u
box of Z baskets. 90 In basket &c. each>.
lletail price. i0c. each.
NUBKMEIION - Per crate Of 0o-s4.
O1.os.So (<c. each). Retail price. <oc.
each. Very small sissd. Not plentiful
~
cANrELoUPS (Cvban) Each. ei.:s
q e. Retail price. q and y esch.
PEARS taiiigatsr). $3.50 dozen tssc.
eseh). Retailers ash 7sc. each. DO.
t0lout MorcsaS). os.se box u2o). or Sc.
eaeh. Retailers ask iSc..2oc. each. DO.
n. Barry. SaS boz 90. or loxe.
eaeh Retailers ask 3ee.-ssc. each.
NrcrARINES-Dossa. 81. Retailers
a. doubie.
pDAcHBS (BslGium hothouse)--D
eie. Retailers ask double. DO. (Flos-
idA). box. es.7s. Retailers ask sc.-ioc.
eoeh
4 GRAPES twhite Foster. from hel-
GiumD--Pound. ei.76. Retailers ask ~.
0a.eo n.
APRIcors tsmaii siss: few II mar.
keel>-tex. e2.So. Retailers ask treble.
cSlERRlES-Dox Of . packages, ~.
ppsduesrs nams end s1drsss prinssd On.
New way Of guaranteeing shipmsRts and
~ vsAoht. othsr boxes raags from
olyS = Z: for bon Of ibs. sach--elaeh.
~. oxhsart. psak. Ths hockfofd 10
poDular. This viii b . bannsr cherry
eoepn. HOUSEWIFE can safely buy .
~ WAea ehsApor (ssoa 70 ~ and can
~ Gutra los Calieernia olgerias. short
e ousa&ssa.
oANA1GAa-Duaoh Of 3lS bananas.
n.o: rseAil two Ter e. Rsd baaAaas.
s1oan 49,. eman banshsa. q %. % 70
o.: rseaii fes Asue,o SrieA
oA6uD-Dsa q - NJ. "a. H.; -
~ psteA iee. lh. Thsee are used sos
oen0ne, cake ana puldinSs II warm
TwsaAhsr.
WAT1RMELONs - chsAess every
~. tslssA &C.. 1ss.. d. asd Gsaraa.
teoo ~. Rstailees ssk o.. ei.Se.el1S
soaA. Wholesaler viii ssli ons melon.
~ rush " not yet oo. but . W. crop
y sepssts1 ssa lov prices.
p1teDAppLcS - uxtra issgA o:.1S
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Brass Desk Ware
for Less

Convenient things for office or
graduates.
Each piece Is well and pleasantly
made Of solid brass and prices are
extremely small. because this 10 q
special purchase.
Ink wells, soc upwards.
Book racks, el.75.
Book ends, 75c.
Letter racks. sl so upwards.
Taper cutters a0c.
Hand blottePs, soc.
Social Stationery Section.
Main floor, Old Building.
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FROZEN.

Poultry at wholesale means quality
assured. Retailers disregard grade.
counting only appearances; therefore
prices In accordance. Twelve chickens
In a box Ia a wise purchase for con-
sumers buying comparatively. Iced
10 not = storage product. but means
really chilled pending sale. Lave poul-
try has been mentioned here. hut always
was omitted. Prices average 1sc. pound
Much speculation. cheating by food
weight and wrong scales have caused
upset times In this big market Industry
grown fast the past few years.
MEAT.
Pork 10 not 90 cheap. Beet remains
moderately priced. Use little as posi-
Bile. In buying clipped beef, glass tum-
bier style. weight 10 0 ounces. The ac-
tuai weight OF beef inside 10 ~ ounces.
at 1oc..1Bc. retail. Paper packages are
much the same. Loose chipped beef u
ioc. per Y pound wholesale price 10 Sc.
pound. not cut. Use mutton and lamb
whsnSver possible. Cut down on use Of
veal, then farmers will not ship 1000
calves to New York. Quality Is every
thing In meat: therefore let housewives
not b. deceived by cheap retail prices.
Locality Affects meat prices. also grades
sold at retail
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The L0werP Price St0re0n SubwayF Floor
Summer Hosiery and Underwear
For MEN Who Economic

10 EcOnOnlize
obtainable no,D in the Lower Price Hosiery and
ID purchasing power Of these two great Stores
below.
faults that do not affect wearing
(which are other reasons for the low prices.
At SOC suit, usually d. Open mesh white or seru
cotton combination suits.
Al 6Sc each, seconds" Of o. quality white ribbed
Isle thread combination suits.
MEMS Half.HOse
At l2I1c pair, seconds" Of a5o quality. Fast black
mercerized Isle thread socks.
At ISc pair. pairs for soc: usually csc pair. msr.
cersed Isle thread socks black. navy blue and tan
Also black mercerised Isle thread Richeleu ribbed
Three pairs for Soc, seamless pure silk Socks With
cotton heels and toes and cotton tops, black tan
Subway floor Old Building.
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NeckWear
Mann Netr Stples

"Medici" irills Of malino and not.
White and white edged with color .75c.
Tango" maline bows. with bar pins
Of imitation stones. 7Sc and Soc.
Collars and iHlls Of silk crepe and
white batiste. Soc.
"Medici" collar and frill Of white
net. SOC; collar and jsbot Of white
net, SOC.
Guimpcs. long sleeves Of white net
and shadow lace. 81.
Subway Entrance. New Duildias.
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grade chosen. Queen. stuRsd and the
ManranillAs are favorites.
PoTAToEs-Msny nne new grades
on hand. also cuiis tsmaii sised) :or
cheaper purchase. Never peel new po,a-
toes. but scraps or boil sIth skins ou
Beat flavor lies next skin. Grades are
pink. red. white all excellent. No short
age Bushci lots sold at wholesale.
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s Underwear

At 7Sc garment, nsinsook coat Shirts sleeveless;
knee length drawers to match. Also whterbbed cotton
athletic Shirts sleeveless.
At 30c each, seconds. Of soc quality. white cause
cotton shirts. with short sleeves.
At 3Sc each, 8 for u. "seconds' Of soc quality
White ribbed mesh Isle thread white open mesh Isle
thread or ecru open mesh cotton shirts or drawers
At 35c each, first quality nsinsook coat shirts.
sleeveless; knee length drawers to match Also white
Cause cotton shts short sleeves; ankle length drawers
to match. Subway floor. Old Building.
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japanese bamboo shades -
Made Of hard, strong outside splits,
narrow slat. nstuYal color. From !
II. wide. with approximate drop OF 8
IT,. fitted with wooden Pulleys and
japanese cord ct csc. or iron pulleys
and American awning rope st 81; to
10 Il. wide and approximate drop OF
10 H., With wooden pulleys st o4.76
end IRON pulleys st $50.
Japanese bamboo shades
lpainted sresn). Risgsd With Amer;
lean swning sops and ga!ysuissd
isoa pullsys, hon : Il. vids and
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wv ygUI. see .. .vS.1 iUc. OtW0o.
Okra. es.n for baskets. This vsgo.
table 70 used for seasoning. sails high At
retail AND therefore u eurtaiisd by
heusswivss. This 10 wrong Of the re-
taller.
Astiohokss. sent by California ~ =
''tseae" seual asparagus. once cooked
properly. Forsisnsrs sxplain that an
ArticAoks should b trimmed at bottom.
eo>nsd In centre TO allow hllinE Of
cracker o. bread crumbA onion. parsley
- gAslic. then closed and placed In pan
OF watsr. covering ons.half the arti-
choke. Its top v left to steam rather
than boil done. Another way II to sim
ply boil them. dip In butter and serve
see. California bids the housewife try
them and wholesalers indorss eating
Qualities. Lots In market awaiting trial.
This summer food article becomes mers
and more popular. Wholesale purchases
o6sr many Inducements. Consumers
buyin. co-opsrativsly will BE- Aocomno.
dated. There ere ATTY varieties Of ohvss.
twenty-five to thirty different sised bot.
tiss sisss larger here than those shipped
10 distant States. Large. two dosen.
small. four 'dosen In twenty-five case
kts. Price 10 soc. to ei.1s gallon per
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For the Summer Bedroom

CFet0nno pillow clips, With white
tsssels on each corner, 3Sc.
Slip pillows to ft. washable and
filled with good quality silk floss. SOC.
Bureau scarfs. edged with imita ton
cluny lace, washable. 7Sc.
Cabinets. cretonne covered, with
three drawers and round front. Soc.
Subway Entrance. New Building.
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approximate drop Of 8 II. at $50;
TO la It. wide and approximate drop
Of 10 II. at S5.
Vudor shades-American-m made.
Of broad strips Of Underwood,
treated with westher-proof colors
and rugged with metal pulleys and
American ropes. $2.25 To %.
Waldo shades-Gcrman manu-
Iiscture Of bssswood. risged with
metal pulleys and ropes Of the best
quality and painted dark green
| ~. so to $3.50.
subway entrance. New Building,
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POULTRY.
Those obJcotins to frozen grades can
use squads or duckllngs. not scare now.
Farmers arc mostly saving up hens and
odd poor chicken lots for Sunday potpie
when city boarders arrive. Shipments
naturally fall off. though do not cease
entirely. Prices now are:
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None others than the kind that work easily look we'll
and their purpose keeping light and wind
can find a place here.
No better time than the present make selection when
the choice Of sizes and styles is complete.
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DR. IN K
II A BIT
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

NELlADkE TUNE lNEA MEM
Thousands of wives, mothers and sis
ters sre enthusiastic in their praise Of
ORRINE. because Il has cured their
loved ones Of the Drink Habit" and
thereby brought happiness to their
homes. Can be given secretly. ORRINE
costa only el.OO per box. For sole by
Riker- -Hesemsn Drug Stores. Ask them
for free booklet.
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ORANGES - Navel. size $50. e5.S5
box (>oc. dossn). Retailers ask Sic.
Other srades. o?.So. $3.50. ~ box; re-
tall prices In proportion.
LIAES (rips. ereen) Season IN
ei.2S per 100. Retailers seldom get be-
low Sbc..sSc. dosen.
RHUBARB-Ons hundred punches for
Soc.-7Sc. Retailers have been quite
aodsrate--2c bunch. But come down
further.
VEGETABLES.
Leaders this wssk end are beans. peas.
caboags. artichohss. bests. squash--oh.
yes. and onions. Nobody can forgive
London for sending over Egyptian
onions. The Texas stand still at ~ a
6ushsi crate: best white at ei.75 and q.
. crata Bermuda sends only q few
thousand additional crates. Sing q song
Of onions. for tears will surely how. Old
ones ere u per 100 lbs. What should
b done y the retailers who ask ioc. .
ousrt nowf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-12
Paint and Not

Paint was never before so high as
last year, about 1925 gallon DeYoe
and haf-dollar less for trash.
What Is trash?
1t looks like paint and pretends to
be paint, but isn't worth painting. IL
costs painters day's-work to put on
q gallon of paint. good Or bad; and
painters day'swork is So or 81.
Add that to the price of gallon
That is the cost of gallon. Devoe
dollar less.
But Devoe is all paint and more
tOor: you add oil to it; d gallon is 5
or quarts of perfect paint for the
paluter's pot. But trash is three
quarters two-thirds or half-paint: y U
pay D. half-dollar less for nobody :
knows-what-it-is.
10 gallons Devoe is enough for the
average job; it takes Is to 20 gallons
of trash And the wear same way.
Unfortunately, they look alike when
first put-on. DEVOE
Valley Builders Supply Co. sell it.
II.
Shenandoah County Fair will be a
grand success if every citizen will
lend helping hand. If you have
not received a prize list write at once
as entries close September 18th. Those
wishing for three day privileges OF
the Fair grounds will send sealed
| bids at once.
Bids for exclusive and separately.
Address,
P. E. RHINEHART. Mgr,
Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-12
TRASBURG

Rev. and Mrs, Woods returned
to their home in Baltimore.
GUY Grove, of Texas, is visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Mort Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Metzger
who have been visiting her fam
lily for a few weeks returned
to their home in Chicago.
F. D. Maphis was in Wash
ington this week.
Philip Borden who recently
met with the accident at Mar
tinsville aud who is getting
around with the aid of crutches
has purchased desirable home
in the northeast part Of the tcwi
from P. Hammock.
Valley Russell, of Lewisbure
+, while ost hay riding with party
of young people lost his purse
containing SIS.
The stock sale was not a.
satisfactory as usual and it wa
that the price at which they wer
selling did not justify furthe
sales. A number of cattle wer
sold, however.
! Howard era bill lost a fine COW
by its breaking into the alfalf
field and eating too great
quantity. The COW when foun
was dead.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-12
List of ConVeyances.

J. B. Rush and wife to David l.
Haas, lot near Woodstock $3.50. 90.
Barbara Mcfarland to Ernest Lee
Sensenny, (known and assumed the
name of Ernest Lee McFarland), LOT
in Strasburg.
M. M. Orndorff and wife to Stephen
A. Saum. lots and 7, block 2, Stras.
burg $351.65.
E E. Stickley and wife to Amanda
]. Hamilright lot in Strasburg $40.
David L. Schrickel and wife to Jas.
M Estep and wife, house and lot Z cal
Solomon's Church $500 90.
H. e. Burgess and wife, &C.. to J.
Il. Sonner, 80. acres Including II
acres transferred to Hampson Riten.
o lr) near Strasburg.
John H. Sonner to Bette 81. Son
ner, his wife, and children, above de-
scrihed property.
E. D. Newman, special conn.,. to Fl
E. Boyer, part of Bette E. Baker lot
In Edinburg.
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The Rat Tariff.

Not all the burdens of taxation
under which the community suf-
fers are laid BY Republican tariff
experts. There are other ex-
perts. Among them one of the
most persistent and hated is the
common household rat. He
makes his levies wherever and
whenever opportunity offers, and
is no respecter of persons. His
ravage takes in the farmers
crops. the shopkeeper's groceries.
the ships cargo, the Household
der's foodstuffs, the beggar's
crust, the widows nite--any-
thing, anywhere, within the
range of his active search.
Everyone knows of his haunts,
his habits and his unscsupulous
and audacious plundering, but
few realize the extent of it. Sur.
geon General Creel, of the
United States Public Health
Service. has made study of the
r,t both from a sanitary and
economic standpoint. In his ca
p,city as a carrier of plague and
propagation of various diseases
the rat is a standing menace te
the public health. His extermi'
ul.ion should be made a task Of
c Common effort both on the part
of individuals and municipalities
This is the only way to secure
either SANITARY ::or economic
safety.
DIR. Creel says the female rat
begins to reproduce her kind al
tine early age Of three months,
and that an adult animal will
give birth during the year to six
litters, each of which comprise
from six to twelve young ones.
He estimates the rat population
of America as constantly equal
to the human population, but
outnumbering the humans in
Country districts. The upkeer
Of the rat costs at least half a
cent daily. Based on this calcu.
lation of average plundering it is
shown that no less a sum than
sl67, 900, 900 is sacrificed annual.
~ by reason Of rat depredations.
The rat is simply a scourge with
no redeeming qualities. He eat.
al heavily into the means Of
subsistence as the sugar tax OF
the wool tax, while contributing
nothing to the public treasury,
A few million dollars spent in a
systematized war of rat extermi.
nation in which every community
should take part, employing
every known death-dealing de-
vice compatible with public
safety, would he one sure way oil
reducing the cost of living. Is
it not worth trying?-Phladelph
Reroyd
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-12

Some of our folks attended the
picnic at St. Luke last Saturday
Miss Bessie Sheetz is visiting
friends and relatives at Manassas
and Alexandra.
The carpenters are busy work
ing at the new church at Calvary.
We hope it will soon be COM
|pleted.
Miss Hattie Bemis had the
misfortune of scalding her foot
the first of the week by letting a
pan Of boiling water fall.
Mr.. Bryan will have a good
audience from this place.
Misses Edith Reedy and Bes-
sic Ramey spent the first of the
week with Miss Clara Wilkin.
Chas. CARRIER and family, of
West Va. visited friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. H. E. Bailey has returned
home from a business trip to
Markham. Va.
4 Mrs. Lemuel Sheetz is improv.
ing, we are glad to say.
Miss Bessie Ramey has return
ed to her home in Woodstock,
after spending ten days with Mr..
John Sheetz and family.
Mr.. Geo. CARRIER has returned
home from Linville, Va.
The Ladies' Md Society, of
Calvary, will hold an ice cream
social at Mr.. Asa Sheetz's, Sat-
urday evening, Sept. Goth. All
are cordially invited.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-12
When the Sea Was Fresh Water

The ocean was once merely brackish
and not salt, as it is now. This was
when the earth was In its first youth
and before there was any land showing
at all or any animal life In the water.
At this time the water was gradually
cooling from dts original state Of steam.
and the salts were slowly undergoing
the change from gases into solids.
Then came the appearance of land and
later on rivers, which gradually wus h.
ed down more and more salts. while ne
the bottom Of the ocean itself chemi II
action was constantly adding more
brine to the waters. At present i, !,
estimated that there are in the worlds
oceans 100000 cubic miles of SAT-. a.
the most astonishing thing about If -
that Il all the salt could be taken out
I'm moment the level Of the water
fweud net drop ons slns3s Incl.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-12
NOTICE
To the Public.

Having purchased the Crysta, Pal
ace Building. | have decided to move
my stock of Clothing and Gents Fur
nishings in the North Room of the
building, opposite Schmitt's Drug
Store. | will be moved and have
everything in readiness by Saturday,
August 9Th and Monday Court Day
These two days | will give a special
discount on all Boys and Mems suits,
discount which will be interesting to
the buyer. After court day | will
close my store during the dull season
OF August, will reopen on Saturday,
August Both and continue the special
discounts on all suits during the whole
month OF Septembe". Any one wish
ing to purchase suit can not afford
to miss this special sales, l have the
goods and they must go. Thanking
you for past patronage, l am yours
to serve,
NJ. L. BAUSERMAN.
Aug. l5-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-12
DANGEROUS CALOMEl.
GOING OUT OF USE
A Safer, More Reliable Remedy Has
Taken Its Place in the Drug
st ,re and in the Home.

A few years ago, men, women and
children took calOmel for sIuggish
| liver and for constipation. They took
risks when they did 40, for calomel is
q dangerous drug. Your family doc
tor will be the first to tell you this II
he discovers you dosing yourself with
calomel.
But the drug trade has found q safer,
more pleasant remedy than cal0mel in
DOdsOn's Liver Tone.
Walton & SmOot tell US that their
drug store sells Dodson's Liver Tone
in practically every case of bilious
ness and liver trouble where calomel
used to be taken.
Dodson's Liver Tone is vegetable
liver tonic that 10 absolutely harm
less for children aud grown people. 1t
sells for so cts. bottle aud IL guar.
anteed to be entirely satisfactory by
Walton & Smoot who will refund
your money with q smile If it does not
give quick, gentle relief without any
OF calomel's unpleasant after effects.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-12
Circuit Court Proceedings.

Henry s. Cullers. Jno 81 Coverstone
and samuel Shifflett appointed truss
tees OF Trinity Brethren Church.
W. B. Allen appointed Justice OF
the Peace for Stonewall District.
Petition for record of Co. c, 10th
Regt Vol. Unity filed.
]. G. Furr vs.. T.. G. Hickman,
judgment for plaintiff for sl21 90 and
interest.
Peoples Supply Co. vs.. E. Rinker,
Judgment for s3l. So with interest.
Fultz vs.. Grandstaff, continued.
JIG. Hutcheson appointed gdn. for
DIN s. Estep.
L. n. Crickenberger chose w. +.
Crickenberger rs his guardian.
i J. M. Kagey appointed trustee OF
Bethel Lutheran Church.
The following qualified as Grand
Jurors B. F. Richard. foreman, @
| s. Beaver, Luther F. Dellinger. Nah
Ion Holler, Perry Kibler, Levi Coff
man, Jacob Munich, Alfred Kibler ane
Isaac T. Higgins.
M. B. Wunder, clerk, filed certih
cate of correctness of Land and Prop
erty Books.
The Peoples Nat. Bank vs.. Saraf
: E. Fletcher, dismissed.
Grand Jury having examined book
of Commissioners OF the Revenue c
of four districts we're discharged.
Commonwealth vs.. Il. M. Miller
defendant discharged.
i Glaize & Bro. VS.. John c. Knee
: dismissed.
The Near Well Paint Co. vs.. C.
Zirkel, dismissed.
s Harry NJ. Stricken Rv'r vs.. A
d Redfern. Judgment for S90.O6 wit
Interest.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-12
SHEn. FARMERS UNION
Woodstock, Virginia.


A partner In one Of the theatrical
producing firms Of the city of New
York had occasion to hire an.actor to
play a small part In drama he WINS
putting out A rather well known ac-
sor. who values himself and his art
with proper appreciation, applied for
the place.
You play full blood Sioux Indian j.
explained the manager. .sThe.salarv i.
$50 q week."
my dear boy said the actor In :
panied tone. i've never worked for
less than 800. A hundred dollars ia
my regular price"
FIFTY dollarsl" said the manager
calmly. Take it or leave II. !" The actor
thought It over a minute.
IN take it." he said. .sbut,Y con,t
play full blood Indian for sz;o I'm
play him - Z half hreedrs-San,r.i.r
Evening Post
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-12
Notice.

The tax bills for 1913, for Town of
Woodstock, Va, are now made out,
and may be paid at any time ut the
Office of the Town Treasurer
After January 1st, 1914, per will
be added and all bills placsd in the
collectors hands, to be collected &C.
cOrding to law.
Respectfully,
NJ. w. MAGRU DER.
Aug. IT'D. Treasurer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-12
harrelI Captured at MiIIiamsport

Edward Hsrrell. of Linden, War.
I'm county, who shot and killed
Granville Johnson at the latter
home during . drunken row on May
=. 1911, and who was sentenced by
Judge 7. W. harrison, of Wincheste.
at tho January term Of the Warren
County Circuit Court to FIVE years.
escaped from the convict road force
10 Augusta county about three months
ago, and last week he was found In
Wiilismsport, Md, by sheriff Mar
shall, OF Warren county. He 10 now
10 the Front Roysl jail again, and
will probxb y be called for this week
by . penitentisry messenger.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-09-12

II am the mother Of eighteen chill.
(. ren and have the praise Of doing
nn,re work thsn Any woman In my
town." writes Mrs. G. ]. Martin,
Boone Mill, Va. II suffered for We
gears With stomach trouble and could
not est - much 20 . biscuit without
suffering. ! have taken three bottles
Of Chamberlain's Tablets and an now
we'll weman aid weigh 1853 pounds
lean ct snything i want 70, and %
much - ! vsot and feel better than I
have o any time in ten years. I re-
lersto eaysQoe Il Boune Mil o. vicin-
~ ard ehey vii v0uch for Whae
say Chamberjsia' . TAbooos aso for
saJs ~ IN dealsss.