Cooper's New Discovery Restores Weak Stomach in Marion Man
Earl McCoy of Marion Indiana says stomach trouble left him unable to eat and work. After trying Cooper's New Discovery he regained appetite strength and now works hard. He praises the remedy and recommends it widely.
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Earl McCoy
Cooper
Frank Baker & Son
Imported Hack ney S aliov to race at Page Brook and Carter Hall
This handsome imported Hack ney S aliov by Golden Nazer from Haddendam Gipsey will debut at Page Brook near Boyce and at Carter Hall near Millwood. He will be at Page Brook except Saturdays when he visits Carter Hall. In Clarke county for two years his foals show strong form. For info contact C Mullikin of Boyce or H L Watkins of Millwood.
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Haddendam
C. Mullikin
Boyce
H. L. Watkins
Millwood
Bowers Is Appointed Again As Fish Bureau Chief
Martinsburg’s George M. Bowers, head of the United States Bureau of Fisheries, is reappointed by President Roosevelt for four years with Senate confirmation. The formality keeps him atop the department, praised for rapid strides and its status as a leading government bureau.
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George M. Bowers
Martinsburg
Beck Wi
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Roosevelt
Senate
Bowes
Bowers
Bowlers
Bureau of Fisheries
Dr Starke to Practice in Norfolk
Front Royal May 1 Dr Edward D Starke will relocate his practice to Norfolk leaving Front Royal where he spent about five years earning the communitys trust for skill and integrity He is described as a capable physician and surgeon and a potential leader in his field He is a descendant of notable colonial figures and his wife Moselle Sowers of Clarke county is famed for her beauty and social circle in the Valley
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Front Royal
Edward D. Starke
Starke
Dr. Starke
John K. Starke
Hanover County
Washingtoom
Sir Francis Wyatt
Mary Wyatt
Moselle Sowers
Clarke County
Byrd Seen as Likely Roanoke Convention Chairman
Shenandoah Valley report From New Market notes Hon R E Byrd of Winchester visited last Monday and is favored as permanent chairman of the Roanoke convention June 11. Byrd opposes instructing Denver delegates unless forced by Senator Daniel's stance against Bryan.
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New Market
R. E. Byrd
Winchester
Byrd
Denver
Daniel
Bryan
Capon Springs Socials and Farming Busy Days
Capon Springs May 1. Mr and Mrs Gore and Mrs Hannum and Bettie visited Mrs B C Hannum on Sunday. Lila Braithwaite held a birthday party for her sister in law. Lot Kackley returned to see old home and friends. Minerva Wilson and family visited John Wilson. Carson Cooper and wife visited Oscar Brill. Farmers are busy planting corn and preparing gardens. John Brill was in town Tuesday. Mary Milburn visited Eva Prill. Rev Pilgrim preached Sunday night and delegates will meet at Windesville to arrange the camp meeting.
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Capon Springs
Gore
Rachel Hannum
Bettie
B.C. Hannum
Capon River
Lila Braithwaite
Lot
Kackley
Clarke County
Minerva Wilson
John Wilson
Carson Cooper
Oscar Brill
John Brill
Mary Milburn
Eva Prill
Pilgrim
Windesvile
Miss Lilian Sine Visits Her Parental Home in New Market
Miss Lilian Sine arrives from White Hall to spend two weeks with her parents Prof. and Mrs. Sine, marking her first visit to New Market. She resides with her aunt Mrs. James H. Hancher.
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Lilian Sine
James H. Hancher
White Hall
Mrs. Sine
Our Town
New Market
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Weakness
A historical health advertisement describes remedies for female weakness including pelvic organ displacement symptoms and headaches. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with native medicinal roots, printed ingredients, and medical endorsements, plus Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original Little Liver Pills for easy use.
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Pierce
Coreg Crepace
Dr. Pierce
Colubus Buggy Co v Noonan et al in chancery
In Frederick County Circuit Court on April 29 1908 the Columbus Buggy Co sues Emma Kerr Noonan Monty Noonan Melvin Sager A R Pendleton M M Lynch and Jas P Reardon as trustees to annul two 1906 conveyances from Henry Noonan to his wife Emma Kerr Noonan and to obtain a decree for 354.25 plus interest and costs. Henry Noonan a non resident is to appear within 15 days and a notice is published in The Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posted at the courthouse.
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Emma Kerr Noonan
Monty. Noonan
Melvin Sager
A. R. Pendleton
M. M. Lynch
Jas. P Reardon
Henry Noohan
Emma
Kerr Noonan
Henry Neonan
Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Phil H. Gold
F. H. Krebs
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