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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
2
Prices marked in blue figures promote a ladies and children hat sale. Items include Ladies chip hats 1.05 and 89c with savings, ladies white chip hats 39c, neapolitan hats 69c, and children's large leghorns 25c plus trimmed hats from 29c to 49c with substantial original values noted.
Former Brembhitt County Sheriff known as Deacon Callahan was killed in an ambush by an unknown shooter in Louisville. His friends vow revenge and the governor was asked to deploy troops.
A Winchester resident Jacob H. Hillyard of 606 S Kent St credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief from backache leg pains and irregular kidney secretions. He notes long term benefit after using the remedy for years and recommends it publicly.
A Kempis states that love bears no burden thinks nothing impossible and believes all things possible highlighting the enduring force of passion beyond limits. The excerpt explores fidelity perseverance and limitless effort in the face of challenge.
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia the matter of M M Lynch executor of Charles B Foster versus Charles B Foster heirs is referred to A J Tavenner Commissioner in Chancery. He must report on the estate and beneficiaries, settle Lynch's accounts, convene creditors, and address any other pertinent matters with notice by weekly publication for four weeks.
The Master Commissioner of the court in Winchester Virginia announces that on July 8, 1909, at his office in Winchester, he will proceed to execute the decree. Interested parties must attend with books papers vouchers and evidence to comply with the court order.
The Shenandoah Valley Academy wrapped up a successful year under Dr. B M Roszel with closing exercises on Saturday. Scholarships were awarded to Cadet Claude Richard Cammer and Cadet Jetson F Spates for high academic and conduct marks, followed by a short address and dismissal. Prospects for next year are excellent.
Ten starters competed in a 100 mile Montery to Concepcion and return endurance run. REO cars swept the top three spots with the 908 RHO Roadster driven by A. Derby winning and earning the silver cup. Derby helped another damaged rival to Monterey, proving REO reliability on rough roads.
This brief notes what Heller's weekly special offers to readers, highlighting practical appeal and broad relevance for customers and households. It emphasizes value, practicality, and everyday usefulness of the featured items.
The piece argues that nature imposes penalties as remedial natural consequences to reform behavior, not as deserved punishment. It contrasts this with human penalties, which are often vindictive and driven by hate rather than justice.
A Medical Journal note argues that vacation time helps prevent metabolic habits linked to arteriosclerosis. The statement emphasizes rest and leisure as a safeguard for heart health, urging individuals to take regular breaks from work.
The ad warns that lingering colds can weaken the constitution and lead to consumption. It claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures persistent coughs when other treatments fail and urges against untried remedies to prevent lung complications.
In Frederick County Circuit Court a decree refers to a commissioner to determine who is entitled to bond proceeds of 1500 and any liens. Notice to interested parties sets June 8, 1909 at Ward Larrick office Winchester for attendance, with potential daily adjournments until completion. Attorneys Barton, Boyd, Steck, Ward Larrick, Kern, Atkinson sign.
In Frederick County Virginia a decree directs a Commissioner in Chancery to examine all liens and creditors against the late John R. Harmer s estate, settle fiduciary accounts, identify heirs and value the estate. Notice to occur via Winchester newspaper and a July 14 1909 hearing set at Ward Larrick office.
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