Southern Railway sched changes on Bluemont Branch in 1905
In 1905 Southern Railway will modify Bluemont Branch service with Nos. 125 and 119 adjustments. No. 129 becomes daily except Sunday, while No. 13 runs daily. No. 125 and No. 119 depart times shift from Rhimont to Bluemont with new evening and morning departures. Officials W H Taylor and Brown note the timetable changes.
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Flood cuts down Magoon's big pay
Representative Flood won committee approval for an amendment to the diplomatic appropriations bill. It bars using diplomatic funds to pay any minister or ambassador who also receives a government salary. The target is Governor Magoon who collects 27 000 dollars annually from multiple posts, deemed excessive for his service.
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Flood
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Satta
Panama
Magoon
Canal Zone
Isthmian Canal Commission
New Declaration Of Their Faith At Methodist Conference
At the Monday session of the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Birmingham Alabama a motion to prepare a new doctrinal statement was introduced by W F Tillett and W R Lambuth of the Tennessee Conference. A special five member committee was appointed to seek ecumenical cooperation with other Methodist branches for a unified statement of faith. Separately Clarke County will host a dance at Messila near White Post tonight with Miss Louise Meade honoring Miss Carrie Beckham of Culpeper County Virginia. John W Diffenderfer and his wife, returning from a winter in Orlando, will visit Deland Jacksonville St Augustine and Washington before reaching Winchester next Friday or Saturday.
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Geo W. Rowland
Samuel T Rowland
Ret V.custer
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Josephine Brady
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William Crim
Ash Williams
Annie Williams
Feyne
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Mary Wagely
John Rowand
Thos. & Hardesty
General Conference
Methodist Episopal Church, South
Birmingham
Ala
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W. R. Lambuth
Tennessee
College of Bishops
Clarke County
Messila
White Post
Louise Meade
Carrie Beckham
Culpeper County
John W. Diffenderfer
Orlando
Fla
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Deland
Jacksonville
St Augustine
Washington
Winchester
Happenings at White Post and Nearby Areas
Mrs Susan Fendall returns from Baltimore and stays with Mrs J C Bowie at Hit. Arthur Jordan from Chicago visits Captain David Meade. Col and Mrs Johnston of Loudoun County visit. Saint Matthews Guild elects officers and reports look strong. Mrs Gaddis and daughter Margaret visit Misses Hughes. Two late horses owned by Mrs A W Berlin sold at Berryville auction. estate details noted. Captain David Meade ill at home. Dancing class not held. rehearsal for play Sunbonnets. Mr W Frankhouser visits Luray. Mrs FE S Meade and Miss Beckham invite to Mesilla dance. Mrs T Page attends Meade Memorial services, visits village. Miss Mary Scott and Miss Mary Reardon visit. Mrs Garvin and others attend White Post play.
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Chicago
David ‘Meade
Johnston
Loudoun County
David Meade
White Post
Saint Matthews
Berryville
Berlin
George C .Meade
J. C. Bowie
Front Royal
Louise Meade
Jessie Chrisman
W. Fumkhouser
Luray
FE. S. Meade
Dunlap
Susie Dunlap
Linnwood Garvin
Boyce
Waterloo Briefs Reflect Local Health and Visits
Waterloo May 10 news notes F M Stuart painting house and E R Shenk and R S Bryarly painting butts Mrs Benjamin Romine ill Amos Prince visiting Winchester Effie Shenk receiving eye treatment by Dr Hunter McGuire J W Cooper ill at Eha Springs Sadie Rust hosted a picnic at Lost Corner Araminta Cooper returned home after six months in Staunton Del Walter Ritter visiting relatives in Winchester R S Bryarly visiting Boyce Saturday evening
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E. R. Shenk
R. S. Bryarly
Benjamin Romine
Amos Prince
Winchester
Effie Shenk
Hunter. McGuire
Springs
Sadie Rust
Lost Corner
Araminta C. Cooper
Staunton
Del
Walter Ritter
Wlnitchester
Bryarly
Boyce
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertising Notice
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason records the oath on December 6, 1886 in Toledo Ohio. The remedy is taken internally and claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Ohio
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