Donan's Ointment Promises Relief for Hemorrhoids
Local testimonial from George W. Taylor credits Dean's Ointment with ending years of itching and sleepless nights due to hemorrhoids. He praises the product as the best ointment and notes it is sold by dealers nationwide. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo is the U S sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
George W. Taylor
Carpenter
South Kent Street
Dean
Franck Baker & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Donan’s
An Old Lady With A Wonderful Record
Cedar Grove June text notes Mrs. Raff Cedar Grove is 90, widow of Geo Miller of Shenandoah County. She has ten children, nine living: John Henry Nathaniel Isaac Annias George W William Charley Susan Baker Mary Hamilton. About 150 descendants including grandchildren and great great grandchildren remain in the Shenandoah Valley. The eldest son John Henry is a great grandfather.
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Cedar Grove
Raff
Geo. Miller
Shenandoah County
John Henry
Nathaniel
Isaac
Annias
Berkeley
George W
William
Charley
Susan Baker
Mary Hamilton
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley
Aldeat
Miss Pancoast Bride of Mr Smith at Friends ceremony
Bertha Esther Pancoast daughter of Joseph H. Pancoast of Loudoun County and William T. Smith son of the late Edward J. Smith married Thursday at the bride’s parents’ home. The wedding followed Quaker rites and the couple will reside near Silcott Springs. The bride is niece of P P Pancoast, Purcellville Bank president.
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Bertha Esther Panicoast
Joseph H. Pancoast
Loudoun County
William T. Smith
Edward J. Smith
Purcellville
Society of Friends
Baltimore Hotel Changes Hands For 115000
A Baltimore property at the southeast corner of St. Paul Street and Bank Lane, formerly the St Paul Exchange, was sold for 115000. Matthew de Ailey bought it as an investment and will run a hotel leased to Charles P. Jack of Winchester. The eight story 60 room hotel with cafe and restaurant opens July 1. Colonel Baker and others back the new enterprise linked to Winchester holdings.
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St. Paul Street
Bank Lane
Baltimore
St Paul Exchange
Messrs
John J
Charles W. Hurst
Messrs, Hurst
Matthew de . Riley
de Ailey
Charles P. Jack
Winchester
Jack
Colonel Baker
Charles Selden, Jr
Berkely Springs
W. Va
Tin Bucket Mystery in Real Estate Deal
Robert J. Walker, a Mount Jackson attorney, was visited by a couple asking him to prepare a deed. The man carried a gallon tin bucket and urged Walker to verify the value of its contents. Opening the bucket revealed several thousand dollars in gold and silver meant to pay for the land.
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Robert J. Walker
Mount Jackson
Professor Sine Accepts Government Post in Customs
Prof E Sine former principal of Falls Church High School Virginia spends time with friends in Winchester. After June 6 he moves to High View West Virginia for the summer. He has left Falls Church school and will work at the Custom House in Georgetown.
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E. €. Sine
High
Ealls Church
Winchester
Professor Sine
High View
W. Va
Professor Line
Falls Church School
Custom House
Georgetown
Miss Baldwin Returns Home for Summer Break
Miss Mamie Baldwin left Fort Loudoun Seminary after spending spring with Mr. and Mrs. George Fiaines and has returned to Rest for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Baldwin
Fort Loudoun Seminary
George Fiaines
Stephens City social and civic notes highlight June events
Stephens City notes report memorial drill by Chief Marshal George Keakle for June 6. plastering at Edgar Lemley's house. Opequon road board settled road claims. Sunday Schools set nine am start. floral display at Macedonia. Mrs. Bowie arrives from Norfolk to stay with Sire Bromsback. Rev W T Dudley and Rev J E Stewart plan Bartonsville services. Mr Weaver finds water inundation at his well site.
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Stephens City
George ©. Keakle
Edgar L. Lemley
Opequon
Messrs Steele & Dinges
Macedonia
A. H. Bowie
Bowie
Oranda
J. E. Stewart
Washington
Bartonsville
William Weaver
Writ summons against King Lumber Company in Winchester
The Commonwealth of Virginia commands the King Lumber Company to appear before the Corporation Court of Winchester on the June term 1906 to answer a trespass on the case claim by Fred L. Glaize trading as Glaize & Bro for damages of 200 dollars. The writ requires presence at the Corporation Courthouse on the specified date.
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Wm. Triplett
Chas
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
North Kent Street
George May
Wim ‘Triplett
Charles Strange
Harry R. Kern
Etta Strange
Cash J. WM. Taylor
Southarket Street
Said Street
John Sartelle
Goff Cooper
Commonwealth of Virginia
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Seba
Robinson Brothers
North Main Street
Virginia
Wm. H. Stellman
German Smith
Balton & Ohio RR
Strasburg Junction
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Harper's Kerry
Hagerstown
Way
Frederick
Chicago
Columbus
Wheel
Grey
Cincinnati
St. Louia
Louisville
Philadelphia
1. B. Patton
Ktunk & Son
Dei Re Hen & Son
Fonk & Bon
Konecais
Main Street
Oys
Edagward Conner
Sunil Main
Wanamaker & Brown
People's Bargain Store
Huyler
Fred. S. Boyd
Oor
Main & Water
L. Phil aFranco
Adelphia
P Pa
Jones
Jones Creamery
Piccadilly St
Geo. W. Grim
Miss Pancoast
Mr. Smith
State of Ohio
Toledo
Imcas County
Frank J. Cheney
FP. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Thia
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
Mr. Wack
Prof
Sine
Pure Food Commission
Ms By
Genesee Pure Food
le Roy
N. Y
Sun i
Ic Chiffon Taffeta
Russell & Green
Baker's
Glaize Bros
Richard L. Gray
Richard L Gray
Stuart H. Edmonds
Architect
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Kodak
Edison Phonographs
Miller’s Drug Store
T. T. Wall
Berryville
John M. Steck
Winchester Va
H. & W. Seabright
Byrd & Forsyth
Attorneys-at-Law
Pierce Are
Tabbeetes
Ww. H. Martin
Eaetanantieeeecean dl
E. Byrd
Pfeifler Piano House
Ee & le
Arther
Anderson
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