MANASSAS. VA..- FRIDAY, AUGUST 2111914. ONE DOLLAR A YEAft the study of alcohol and other STATEWIDE FROHIBmON narcotics, " "It was declared that WBEAT GROWING CONTEST COUNTY BOARDB^ESSMN SUCCUMBS TO-T¥PHQ«> tne United States is rapidly fall­ pNUISNT TO tATBB Rev. O. Grey HntrhtMm, of ing into mental, m Farmers of Northern Virginia Cowty School Officials Meet in Pennsylvania, Give* Viewt phoid fever Tuesday in the fam­ UnveUed Saturday at fliiiibsn creasing use of drugs and will Counties Expocted to Make QiHurteriy Session—Elections ily homf on Main nfmat nnri Pnn " on Quettioo. become decadent as a nation in Greht Wsuwiui.—""^ hur«-Littl8^r'rB«t Sin: As a^ leader of Dr^Alfrcd Gordon, formerly ay4- ~ \- ". plevan yoafo age, when""^j^ ^ ^ur pH^er, beinfr a yeariy stib- "Di visit a beautiful nuurUe sfaaft. -5criber.~a native 6f TirgTmaT an^ .sistant prof essor at the Jeffers(» pi natthem. Virginia counties.- Medical Collie.—Dr. Gdi'don • Addltioftftl fairoera^afeTnToIlinlfmtend^g-nni^TgTg.-T^e^-pref e I jT^f .^^dj^**^- ^. went «o,erecte _., d to the memory of J as such bein£^ interested in her ident;j^*: ; Gorbio-_i.:_n n,!Thompson. _.z'':_,' vice•, 7- iihnois. They Rave since five^ affairs, having paid my taxes in cited the case of a Philadelphia feach day and are now making White Latimer, the "Boy woman in society who married a preparations for seeding. We preaident; and district trustees for a short time in Nokesviile the Old Dominion for the years and moved t^ Manassastast, wiiu 6i the Confederacy," was 1907-1913 ih^usive. wEch entitles man addicted to'drinking. Bntssitter«: Sfc Yftilftd with intiirfwtihg me to a vote there, I would like Heexhtbitwt the body of a to enter this contest and see how Abel and D. C. Cline, Dumfries; ter: Her rmuden name was Efla child who was dead at birth C. Sandey. Little Misses Rose Rice aai to ask a few questions relative to While the child was perfect in I much wheat they, can grow en Corfain Thompson, L. Ledman Catherine Weir, of Mnn«iBa\ AAvf-rtiapment in yntir \n^\\^ other respecte. it was aad C. H. Paya*. Occoqaan; W. She leaves hey hn.'»hgnH, fivp b§^ without a brain. , five acres of land, Some ona great-uieceg of Majoi- LatiiaM; of August 14, 1914, on page two, feSf^ has said that there is no limit to L. Sanders and R. A. Rust, children—four girls and a boy, called "leading citiz^is will vpte pdson of the alcohol consumed the eldest being 13 years old— pulled the cord which reve to retain local self-government." by the father, according to Dr. what an acre of Jand will pro­ Gainesville; and D. J. Arrington, thft mnmimont and one Biotcr and twu iudf It issuted *'thattnrerone-haif- •^^^<»^n' was re^nsible. duce, but we w«at-to •<><> what wnasoaa. of Confederate veterans, Daugb- -oir the counties in Virginia dnw Thefollowineis.sactof Algt five acrett wili ijrodsce itt the (Mr. Thompson-waaireelaeted brothers. Four of the children ; , .,.. more money out of the treasury ter frbm the Disti> ««jll Of typhoid fevfer, but theirf*T^.?i!^ waar of ^nt If the Eunqiean vice-president and- Mr. T. J. A feature of the exercises was of the state than they pay in. lers' Distributing ComiNiny of World war continues, wheat is eonditMikis said to be improved. Kansas Citv, of whom W, PYank- Woolfenden was elected a mem a recitation. "I Am Dreaming^," What is to become of thedeficit V' gdng to bring hifidh pm^s, and T%te bflhy,^ wliQ iai>eingeaf«d for Will the^ writer of this-^ease lin is president This was printed ber r&om Coles distii^t. by Maister' Marvin Rice, of ^e man yiho gets a large yield by Mrs, John A. ^icol, has not state the counties who pay less in the North American, dated _ _ . The report of the committee "^ T^JT ^' ^'^^ assas^^ great nephew of the g^ ^pr. 15, 19Ki -will money into the treasury of the make-somB-nroifey to i>e|for obtainiijB^ ^he upptopriation^--^-'*^^'^^^*®*^ lant young officeiv The lad witli state than they draw out and at Kansas City, Mo., Dec.3,1913. proud of the oomn tiimn nume the licensed/ Keely Institute, pwight,lll. for boys' dormitories for high his soft Virginia accent plcturei counties in the state?'~ ' 1 (J^tlemeni Our customers are - -- WHAT TICE CONTEST -IS- schoels was rwidand approved LUTHERAN SYNOD Lee. Jackson. Beauregard lohs, It also ototoo that "I am op your proajwative pationta This w jUBt ftmeadl y contest It was muv«id>aml BWoaaM thitf ston. Stuart, Ashby, Armisteal posed to' state-wide prohibition We can put oh your deskjT ^ be' conducted for. farmers no school in th^ county be opened and many Idther Confedente mailing list of over 50,000 in^ , Sixty-Second Aimual Convention because it carries with it a fea­ somewhat on tlye same lina af; later thap October J^, unless for generals bringing in toward ture of oppression, and does not vidual couHumerw of liquur. The very good rtasoni and that five ' dimiuiah crime er stop diunken* lifit is the result of thouaanda of the boys' corn clubs. It does not U^^'H^^yy^JL conclusion. ness. dollars of advertising_„. s cost-any furmer cne cent to join days should bfe set at^art for the And. the. smtttng; boytsfi LaQme^ ~ ^AS-to it stopping drmMfenneaa, Each individual on the list is a^thia contest ortp get n»fc »f it if staperintendeat to hold teachers' Like a. iinhwmi wi thaf fhi-^ng you in Manassas can answer that r^rular user of li^iuor. The list he chooses. We hope to make institutes.^ ~~ "* ' The Sixty-second Annual Con­ better than 1;he one who made :^of name"-"—s ^^^..,..»is new, liv«e »»and„ »V«.T»active. The report of the committee vention of the Virginia. Confer­ Thewords andmanner of yooap' statement. What I Wo know bcftauae-we have cir- him some msasfr ,• Rice Jbrought tears to the ejws af cularized it regulariy. We will The contest #ill extaid appQint^ to settle the county ence of the Evangelical Uitheran would like for him tiOuaQs%eEia« -was read and Tennessee Synod will be held in the men who had foUowed Lea if-it does not diaainish crime.theo lumisb this list in quantities at Albemarle, and Jarkaon ami .tJte eyea ef ^hy is it that in Kansas mote the prices listed beio#, remit­ Fauquier, Prince^William, Fajr- adoptedr wwHt was moved and Bediel Lutheran Churchy tfans-^ than half of the jails are empty tance to accompany each order: sidopted that the different dis­ sas, beginning Thursday, August others glistened. The r^it fax, Warren and Shenandoidi was beautiful and the boy caa^j;^" and mor^ than two-thirds of the 40,000 to 50,000< $400; 20,000. counties. Any .farmer or boy trict school boards be allowed to 27th, and continuing until Sun­ poor houses vacant?—. ';.7—- oOOj 10,000, $200. We will not,...._, -^^^, -- day night "niiaL conference ia -^^^-^^^^^^^^y^ pf **]sgeaaio _ [d~pne-deterate eaclinto the ftf tfWn "^mg in these countaes ran »nt«.r naade up"trf the thirtyrone cjio ' teaffie wontd-W than 1Q.000. mtinuan«ftjn£ the cQBtest withmit PiiBt and ffM^educationa l conference to be held in/Richmond in November, and gi^^tion-. .- a of the SynodioTir, - ^ t^ ^ gwd lepftilMiflUltion 18 ex- Uen. K. W. Nichols, anperintend- temperance laws," phame ItJl us During 1013 county, and an adne girl ^ifs declared yesterday at Wert tire territory menticmed. bo 12 and-£rom 2 to 5 each dfts- .this occasion the part takes ^ proaeeutkm of-i>&idrtiJB«a»in^e4Y°^'Cheste^r by Gharks L. Huston, WHO IS ClONOUCTING T^ CONGEST tiixa the girls' toniatD clubs.. The folk>wing is tEe program. • two territafiw. yice presideatof the Lukmslrtm It B^ajr^^dered that one copy the twicg ha ta^wi n|t tn the women of Hai'risuubigglijt" The onc'wherw o wrote "the states and steet ijompany, UMtsviJie's j Vv. M. Brown, field agent oT nf thf Viryinia Jnirm»l nf VAi^/^. regular order ^f ter a short of tne northern section °»P«^y TOPICS years ago he said^ hisattmt does not prohibit, would be glad Biiu uieu X will ni» to local option^ Ala time. °*^ (Higinated this, woric and several Mk be Mud. Altowances existenGe of the Lu'theran was one of. those that re­ If' alcoholic beverages are such ^th the aaeJatancg of the county were made^to superintendent and dunchT V)ip&e ¥y RevTW: J. mer, ^ihe "one-armed faetv^ turned^ to kieai optioq," kindly good things to put into the buman demonstratora will carry it out' clerk, and Mr. Arrington was Eiak. Discussed by Rev, L Con- Gettysburg," wfaieh hangs ta Aa tell m»if it* be true tiuit the pro­ system why is it that life insur- xhe businesa men of the towaJ der. appointed to make arrangemeats institute halls, ffis career ia hibition states would gladly re­ ance mvest^atious show that at -«.•««««. .« ^«4^-«<> u^^^.^ iT 2. ChunA Member's Duty to still pointed to as an example^ ka turn to local optidli why do they the age of 30 the expectant life *" ^*^ *^ active interest m with the two oouiriy papeirs to^dk> hi8_ Church. Papa- hv Rgy -T said, and the V. M. L men law not do 50? Why did . at-b«^ of the non-abstainer is 35.1 years "'^ *<*"* *««» ™*ny of them are ^. stu-ewalt. Discussed by Mr-. last gfubematorial Action, when yearwhilse fomakinr the gahataine a ditrerencr it tse 3«. In« offorinionxagn bpri7M>«e obtainue, And ayt aninformy timae ia^ year.: aS.K«Un. heen recreant to. their d^^ ia she comodered this very proposi­ favtor of the abstainer of 11 per !garding the cwitest fro^i W. 3. The Lord's Supper, It's leaving the women the^w^af tion of abolishing state-widepro- cant? At the age of 4Q the ference in p«r cent J^. Brownf at Manasfaa, Va. _ Nature and EflScacy. Papa' by erecting this monoinent hibition, turned the pn^Mnition IjSnaaROARD APPOINTS Rev. W. L. Dait. Discussed, br - Miss Virginia Switzer. olHm- 'down ajad turned it down hard Dr: Edward B. Phel] WHAT TO i>6~T6 El^lTER Rev, •J, W. HatieenflBck: .risonburg. a great gnnd-dac«b- -TOIfWittigtnn/«»jr »Ka ^^» »t.n* aV^ up your mind thi4 jrea liotneiaa investigation of mortality due to HaH ter «f Mrs. Harriet Warren. « elected a man:^ governor wiv^ going into this ctmtest and Madefff TOMII- P«Ser by Rev. D. L. Miller. D«- favors license? And this same idkMdiol, basing, bis findings on are cusaed py Rev. J. S. whose home Major Latimer governor,....•••p .. .>~..^ ^««fr>-,,...w.>^^o , the te»timon. . , y of -_th,e medicai^—l di- write a posta== l r- fifty OBg-jeMia the laws of the pe<^, removed Jf^to" "^ three of the promment na-uas, Va... to that ^eet If •M^^BCc* "^ fw»y. «ffi«^ ah^ir^ «h/. »ara A^ insurancc comnflnifis nf Amwira thn«n in nn^ «^»i>« »t..«-t—^.mr Thursdav. H a. m. -Optmitig of httirel oB the grave. aennon by Pre|tdeat^iev<»B. L. "W4 give him the etmpi^ he linquent tft eaforcing*the prohi-1 ^^TA^^^ V**i IT' ^tu^ g^""^ »»th leganl to ho« togro w bition laws? Maine has been ff .*« ^eaths <>f •da^Bjir the ^ j^^ he ia^ The Itanaswm Dtotyfet aebori ff^yp|i~ :"' ,*• the strife, . Thursday, 8 p. m. -Rev, constitutionally dry for more ^wted ^States areyiae to '^^^**^-^E^^!uL^ V ! ^' board m sessieo Monday an­ J. S.] Wegve him thf hhrr4i h«-' -than half a jLCUluiy. nerf inly UThankinigyou for the courtesy the Southern railway to serve Wessihger. hi» life." nounced the foilowing^ anwiiit- FViday. 11 a. m. -Sin-Rev. Wl long enough toknowitiH^bi-r^ sB^Tn^ of year valoahie-ypu. Call on him, and his aer- Dr. B. F. Wilsuo, pastor of tke ments of teaeheta^for the L.Dar*.—- _• ' tio.n- prohibitpn>hit>M9os or wheuawitetMrr it pays. L^*ce, I sg^ ^_^ vices are fi^ ^^^ny 4£ai^ Preabyteiiatt.'dMBefa. offerai n If it ea net pay, why did the Friday, 8 pw SL—Rev. XJ. K. ,;Jg(g.JBaet Main atfcefer Either Mr. Brown or die county Rhodes: oeanuiuuy- worded prayer. gwernor df Kaiuaut UW. JTWU, --.^_d«»nBtrgM-, whe^ ^qr have when the Kansas conr had to be Mfligh School-Mr. - Saturdaj^ n a. nLr-Vkattioas Senator Paul, in dosing hia c>it before-it-eared itF-Ofdcr to BiTHAan ««yFPMgv. pp^p one. wiUcan on yog at the earK. tl««<»rt • frm twM^ atJ aftgr all wheat haa been thweSed arhen aamplea ol the wheat from" ea aehoel'^^lfea r tMont the b^Mrtment's August Roekingliaaa'a bejovbelove^ d doMi, If thel^ates wbo ba'::!*f^?^ib y Wa honesty and integrity frcHn local option to state-wide f^m each five«e«» piet wiH-^te^ Elizabeth J. Larkin, principal; bulletin. This bulletin is .KdlUoBorahonored in hoi^Mhei^agr tfe hei prohibition would return to local! made fri«ids (rf.alLjriK) knew Miss Graee B. Menm, Misa Hattie illustrated and contains valuable brought togctfaer-at aone central information that will help the dustef "the boy major." option why did Mississippi at her i him. He was a good neigrhbor point and an expert will dedde B. WUIcozon, Misa KateM. WUl- l&it was by the hand and lf«t legialatore strengdien her;and a very Inn^ hn**^~* "^ ftftgon- Miaa FJ farmer in his i^ricultural work who—has-^w aiploB af duiing August—It cuntains eompasstonato heait uf a Wi eoTKtitutional^aryness by enact^ father and was rewarded by hav- „K^, W« «««W t« K.«- - 1^ Beatrice Limatronff and we­ -in* A law prohibiting the sale of.-- „«„,»«» «f wfe i4,iM«m »HA ^^eat We expect to have a lec- an that his grave was first marka< inS)xicating beveraies in drug|'°*^*^.??l? ^5^S^- ture^rt this Uaw on wheat grow Mwy Roa«ib«Bger. u 1 .!„ vataeof hog so it ia to the noble womenef stores—• •' . . , - .gran1 u d ...cniwreu Jn oy nis. •*••"-' . - iirg"by some man wliu knows the Bradley School—Miss Peari A. cholera serum that wi protect vi«,f»;« -K^ 1,..^ ^^JL And lastly, the maii."who says,^«hea thp fnd ranw-wfaidv ^ c. u . „. *Pr^ of cholera, the advanug^emoriai which shall sUnd heaa Uxed to make it^ and «fr» chiWrenaftdajmna childreiiwere ^- BestyieW 00 five acres com 9rovetoo School-Misa Graces oi the Parcel P(»t to the farmer, j in summer's aanshine and win. xation 18 the only means ^,^"'~^~«»«^»^ «-^'"^nw«« stuWrie. MetL . j the treatment of the Heasian Ayr • "*= *"" """ vthich a OMi be naade." de^lie **^"°° 0"°- *^^ ""i**^ » J^^g*—Z Best yieki on five acrqta::^ Brown School Manassas. eotMin" whea^'^^t fields,^^^^^' whic ^^'<^^h is ofte's nofte ^^n ^^ - - «~"»/" "wnl his mean for us to understand that family which is a credit to any lowed land, or«l-^LSl E Wh!^r^ v^^' ^^^y destructive to the growing i «"d fame when we and they he places a higher value on his commun)ty. - -_3. Best yield on five acres of ° ^^*>-^^'^^^^J^^wheat, aod also a v«^- largl 1 aU connected with that great < dottars and cents than he does on • He is survived by his wife and pea or bean stu&bte. gnra Broofci^ "f'"^**"- of fertilizer analyses, flict shall have passed beyond tha r«Tid sense? - - four children, one eon and thriee 4- TBe best jgeclj^ j^ "^^f^ f^'^r^^^ li^.rffil hnHnnns-ye verj^ boondari« of time. -- - -^ • - To prove to you that the word- daughters—J. R.. Sweeney, of be taken open Monday, September 14. . helptul to the farmers m tneir -..,. '•^"H^Ht '°ii^ i^at^'rififi ii nQliri«iriiniflii^yii,ilfll^n,ngrn wneat^,T Jt. i, -"haat thaif c£ntimental"iri&ad the lollDwingiton^ Mrs. Carey Gnmslej —EWer-Daily, .o^f - tndraTni=T P'^^-i^-, .^^matk, i nd should ha fa ">ha haiidft j r.d.'wt'jT-wtAJwtf^'i» •^m&'''W~'ti^^i**^-&^ • Collins, of WasHing- For imonnation wrfte • ^^" The. Commjseioner will gladly i^'"'***^^ *t thetFresbytenan extracts: iHra. M.. J. W. M. BROWN, Field Agent, iweacfr in^ the Pflmt^vfTBaptist Althe forty-third annual meet-t^toiONu E WHO KNEW HIM WELL. Manassas, Va. ^1,.,-..^ xM^^j . D - i"^*^'' them to any farmer upon!Church next Sunday morning ia ing af ihf .\:..< iicavi Society for Church Monday at 8 p. m. rec-aest. to be •'Pictures : , , .s." 11^^ iTSr«i(^ I rr rt V/'VJVMJJ ^Ty^^TWWr

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For the convenient^e of our cuatqpiers we carry in stock a large assortment of modern fixtures—Showers, tJomea, Indirect and Semi-Indirect Lightrhg Pieces, Heating Appa­ ratuses and Appliances. Discount on fixtures selected from Says Harry St George Tucker Peters' and similar catalogues, in small quantities, 40 per cent, from list price mentioned, and 40 and 10 per cent, off for complete ouifiti; Sjiecial discount ihlflr^^f (jjUafttitiSs. Other catalogues" on~ exhlbtlT^ WeslinghoiiSg" "Mazda" Lamps, 25c each; in large quantities, special price. Former Candidate For Governor A five year guarantee is furnished with all our high A-an^liomplele matallaTion. _ _ ShowsJDjLat_SdLGQ:v^jm^ t In listening to the advise oiniiose perEainthg td"Be - yOUf friends, or "amart ^lofl>ta," ••nnuinnn ynnmnlf fhntf there isn t a "monkey in dhe woodpile" and something in ^affes From Angkf it for him- Riiy where voii finH fhft yfw\ver in the adniiw- •'•'tHto 1 «<"-(t4--epti<-11 feme- iaw The ToFeefiil sentiment of those LssuesT colicerfiVd in 'fhe "present tratioii ofTtle art aii-s of Hie gov- ;ar;optI<)ii (1< g laws, lociTI optiffii \V\H> believed, that alcohol was do- Statewide caiiiDiiiirn. is contained ernnient. is ope wjiich encourajrtx /i^U.IiHVi^ jofil n|ivtinii rond lawn troykiM—t4t«—iHniilifiod \jt the Go WWe YOT know the Coeda Will be as RqiieMiuUiii in a letter written under date, of iii(iivi(liiai responsibility and en ooalopfii n i'(.in|>iils()ry ecliication .-State. It woidd be of interesf to Aufftist L to Judjre George L, )areen put icnow from those who eflfected the JEWELRY, WATCrtES, CLOCKS. EYE t-liristian. Chairinnn of the \'i:- If a law- is propDseil to the people iipfin the statiite book in recog- >>a.ssage of the act by what al- onni.i A-^mviiifptm f;ir T.iwol >iplf- if \'ir^inia, liiippiwiny thara iit-B nition of tho faot that in thoco •itoiiiy alciOhol contniHtJ tii i*iire GLASSES. CUT GLASS. SILVERJ^ARR. Government, of Kichinond. by iriji.lHK) \(.hTs in, the State. tageous for the people in found in whiskey and brandy. .the Tamestown Kx[x>sfti<)n, .and '>ne in 15(t.000. If the question If- one locality of the State, may not TJuit there is Jess in one .than H. D. WENRIGH, JewderandOptkka Mndidate; for Goernor ajrainst rue in which a_ma^stertar dis- t?e siiitfid to people in another l«- .IJei-e is in the other is no argu- VVjlLiani Hodires Mjinn. triet or town is involved in whjdj eality. and therefore those to uent to him.who believes that all MfUTucker IS » Virgiiiiun of -horo arff .500 votora. the potential­ iirhoiii it wuuUl be of no adrimt Ic.OJiol is flesti-iictivt. nf jnnnliwd. Virjjrinians and st^jnds uin jHie" ity of hi^s vote-IS one to JiOQ age to have such laws, are riot A vote for this act woidd deny f font l-allk Of the—Cpnjmon- "The nearer fa>ine the question forced a Statewide Tatt- to ti'.v rig!it df any man to niniTtTT" z wealih'ji '-.foremost citizens. Xa COImes . thUMe greater tbe power the adopt thfltjsvhich yvould be of no i'iU'turc brandv or whiskey. SIIHI man knows better the ideals and tiR- has.' •w,^:^^:'^ \i^fflfet#rMrii(iteljgrTOttheTtg?ir pii nfiploc whirb form the Web :r-=fc to rhfsf mnrmf»ct»^Htig irj^e ^n^ rtnd woof of Virginia's govern PMNaeLE IS OLD. VALLEY ALREADY "DRY' cer »joo ccontinu e it. If I were •mmtai fttbl'Ic. His -awn - 8g:tmn- :flf the | t^rohibfibititii onist I 'coul further — take^€^Hire in^nndundi^g to the^ pn^^ Judge Christian is a model of the idea that true democracy de^ Vsillev of Virginia, I grant the *right to any per­ State. given my plant a thorough overhauling and am now quiet pxpresswm-and reflects the mands that questions of local JMI-.|''jul-.jdea»vMi.i7»ail5fc*^'-'• ^ Chester to Koanoke. except at Har- HlfSlfcHlU} •• when iurxher purmea by aistiUation, furnishes cubes •When I waHs uu candidute for "It is not a modern principle. rij-oiibiiTg. Botetourt. Rockbridge. *I-believe the people of thir of ice fit to place before the most fastidious. . —— :rovernoF four years ago, before It is not a principle invented for V"gusta. Shenandoah and Fred­ State win pass iq>on this question eric k are.drv." • in no hysterical w«v, but that we he ]5epple of this St^teJ> says Mr. the determination of the li<)iH)r may ea^tecta calm di*pa<«ionate Tucker, "j expressed my opinion question. It is a principle as old 'They are a« dry under Local -judgment in its- determmation. EL L. GORNWELX. n every >pee<'h T ttrnife through - as . the Anglo'fiaxon race from OptioR^aws .1Prohibitio . • n- caj_n jmake —^- It is to be kincerely hoped that )ut the State iiHWfiiP of the local which It*'sprung, imbedded in it's tlrettir I])!ion ]>rinel^7 stta M against iiistilutiohs as T bulwark of I whicif has diagffic^d the contests reason to bdieve it wffl be dif- statewide prt4iHaliieB I came to erty' tiyl'^jt defense against in other States will fmd no place farent uader State-Widie JfeAJ- m the contests (^Virginia. % '~ hat view" verr deliberately, and tyranny. hition:", ,- lave seen no reason to change it "I Mncerely hope that the peo- A great many le Ubqr Mr Tucker p^^mts w jhe _ineon- ^9 of the Sti^» wift iiot in tfait~[^ ~ iiiice. . . ~tdcal slsrwif-y' of the framers of tlie En­ election lelinquirfi v "priifd|da ;r(>niithened my conclusion that [Option Laws were'invented for abling Act who, while committed which has be« their protection t i< the tonect and sotmthrieyr. tlie porpoee ef detoriMning the at all tinrifi in the history of th» A tiether considered froni a moral, T&» u a' cither poisonous, or injiTrious, yet past, »nd winch has been sancti­ Makes more good, bread to the s^k than talce. "Thmr «re oMtelj the ai political, or social standpoinL, inserted in the law provisions per­ fied by the best blood of our ordina]^flours^» Al^olutely Dure and un- •'The principle of loeat seJf gov- pficatioB oiF a great princiide Southern ceimtry, freely spifled irhich permeates oar instilntioos, mitting the contmued mtfnufac- doctor«F^neverIbteached. ramed for'its irnment by whirh th«> gi7iri.m- in its cbfense upt>n the broad and wfedi are made to apjplytg turc in the State, at wing'and piadna of this dear old C goodnessr Try a aaA. — •. nentJa^lmMight LOOK JEKE FOR C M. LARKIN & CO:, DISTRIBUTORS Many a Msnaasas RMMW Wil UMEI LIMEI MMttdwt, tJBcwi^ Saorqie ad U»w leaf Feeds"

When people read aboat t)ie cares made by a medicine endcMraed from far We have just gotteirfre^ht rates which enable us to deliver our celebrated away, i« it.sBipriwng tl»t they ywiMkr Mnrnniti Tiimr nt nnyitiitinnTii'f mnwoii ftlnTinrtriaind Mannnnwi wtap low if tbe atateinente are trae? But when tbe^ read of cAes rwfct here at bone, a price as any other lime, considering the quality. Our lime has made poeitive proof is witlm their reach, for Lcmdoun and Fairfax counties what thev are to^y—the bNEihner counties cloee inveatigstioii is aa easy matter. Read Manaaaas eadonement of Doiu'S of the state—and we will do the same thing lor Pnnce William. LANSBUBGH ^ BRO. Kidney Klb. / The Leesbur^ lime has in «very case where it has been i^ed side by side 420^ S^reatk SL» WaduBgtoB, D. C. Mrs. M. E. Akets, E. Center St., witii other Imies out produced them in both gniin and grass, amd here is Manassas, Vs.. says: "I am wiiliiv at all timet to p'e Doaa's Kidney Pills the reason for it: Our Jjme contains 12 to 15 per cent Magnesia, 5 to 7^ my endorsement. This excellent remedy per cent. Oxi^)xMe of Iron, aAd these ingredients, m combination with carbo- comrtet^lv e ired oy nf my <.hiLl>^ ^t m wit compiet^iv e ired oy nf my <.hiM>^ ^t Bate of limwth and nothing else will take its place. ' " WONDERFUL BARGAINS The aboVe'Statemen t mast carry'con- We have such confidence in our lime afer selling iWor the last twenty-five Tictioa readWi I>)n''t sim^y ask tar a kHtney remedy y»ar» that we will sell it to any farmer who OVBHO th»land"fane is uaod^ — Throughout th#=J^

one of the great European powers, Htmeans, as from eggs to candelabra, from tooth picks far as can be judged from the tables of piilitary tailored suits? In fact, Justice Crutehfield insists chances, that Germany is destined to lose her that some of the dusky dames who come to plead Chinese possessions, and probably her Ikoldings mercy at his bar have borrowed bdnes in the Pacific, for with her worklcut outrfor her CE IS A J>ROFESSIffl them. on the Continent and in Euroffean waters' she 'Taka-it-back-week" has a soothing, apotoggtic will not be able to reinforce her garrisons and sound, inoffensive to all. If the men who started Select your agent «hd compuaM»-«s you would your naval forooo at distant points. Her soldiers and the movement wanted to tell the truth and shame Banker, Lawyor or DuKitor. since your financial eadst^ sailoiB will give a good account of themselves, at the devil they should have it "thieves' repentance ence may dep«id on this and the b««t cost» no niore Aaw *K*-pooroat. s Kiauchau and olBowhcPC, but it is not to tw i«\j^ week." Fably add to the intensi^^f TIM& Mexican fiisa w^ i^e anbjieet of eriticjsm imA Germany's deternunatidSW avenge herself off sarcaams. We ^ were told that the ooiiiftMi of :i2£LjfJaci3EL^siM!w^r rrn^.M the enemies within her reacb apd to recoup her- ^e-nationin Mexicp was ^^e lau^iing-stock of BBlf uu thH CouiiaBul for tlm hwats alie may BUB^ Eun^" tain in the East. Unless Great Britain., goes a It IS true tliat someumes our policy con<%ming step further and transports Japanese ti^oops to Mexico seemed as if it would yield no results, the Continent to aid in driving back the Germans,. Home people adjust your fires—iia and some things'did not look like a natural re^ the principal effect of Japto's deelaration of war sult_of what had been done before. Bat-o»r = —for her ultinaatum really amounts to that—will New Yinl^ sharpers. It will pay yim ninlicv was ruled bvanatinnaljl^re toheecJM-•'. ^ the takfigig ovia; of GCTmahy^s Chinese "pro- peace;—The peace has Iwen kept ftnd the prc^ tectorate" in China and the OK>ortunity it will strour^rat®^ lem'in Mexico is close to solution. give England to concentrate her energies in Eu- In Europe at almc«t the same time, the eini ropei_ That she will need-all her power to meet nent diploniacy that laughed at us, essayed the idanfr • It Biay "division of a questjoii that wty^ ftasy; if considered be easy to dispose of-Germany on the sea, but it solely for doing the right But the" jrariike will be no child's pk^ even for the cpmbiiiation tipcombV Fffe li^aiice wartidnHg" has plunged Europe into the frreate^ inat her to drive her back from the French aiuimostliisastrous war ctf history, the sole rec^ frontier* •, nmmendation of which is that it shows the imH Asfrarthe United Statesi-tiieiadiditien of Japan tionality oi war in such strong light tJuit it per- to the warring nations niakiK it ail the more im- mits thejwpe that the WOTM wifr juje ji,^ portjuit that we-should guard against any possi­ Boston Gk>be. ble oompliAtiona, and shouki proeogye-with fee ' ulinuutsLricUiessoarueutralalUtude; 'Hiere.is no good reason toanUcltMOe Ihai Jtyau'w napuiiae AMERIC^ SHOUU) NOT FINAN» n^ to her treaty obligations wilLhavg-Jiiy 'remote Se<»etary. Bryatf is right in his dictum that, bearing onTlar intermdional relatkws, or that it whUje totes by American bankers to the ^rarriiy will give ruse to any questk>na which really affect nations of Europe would Violate no accepted prin- xnir welfare. All k>veis of peace must regret dpie of intemational law, sud^ kwm would 1^ that another nation has beei^ added A the belliger- "inoonsistant with the true jHinciple of nentral- Conncr's Mark^ for Groccrieg and.Feed, Freeh and Sak MeaiSr entSi but our duty to our own couii&yis to up­ ment that this is the ~Se^ Potatoes, Se^ Oni^Tji loMb of Grmae Seeds, abo a foB judgment of the Government of- Mted hold the in keepintn^g out of the ofOwiwiawdla Jtt*treeewed(>c«rhmdorConClSiF trouMe.-=-SRltim(Mne Sun. States will have great weij^t in deterring Ameri- can paruopanon m the prufils of WflP bitiS^^ •sd hi w grrc yaB pricaa>- A TRIUMPH OF PEACE No wara could be fc and While the okler nations of the worid wme if the inkers of the w<»ld were as diBe{rfj imbued Cast PaiJ ford l 1ak4_ Coiiy fnixt acnding fntb yeerterday conflicting reportg^ with the idea that the profits of peace are greater victory and defeat in war, the youngest of them thu those of war;and if thi^ would umtodfy re^ L-Cddanded a triwu^pii nf pAn< fuse to finance militarism, t^i' jn«» jroold i>Mler> Live Stodi h^m OM to car kad Iota, s s ass powers of Eun^ were stririi^ to dismember a —Philadelphia Pu^ Ledger. continent, the United States completed its task of niMtiiig Iwu oceans.'" • * "• THE BLESSINGS OF WAR —With the paasHg** of the Anoon throug&^^ie; bat we would appre- Panama Ganai, the way from the Atlan^c^o t^ ciate it if the Germans wwUd take moat of Russia Pacific was liuownopwi to the ships of all iia-'aud cuiiveilits towfis-and cities into pronounce- tiops.—If the triple allianr e prevails, if the triple able habitations. How much more euphonrous entente conquers, which shall have accomplished: Prbczwnsfcy woukl acnind if ft irere iS^-nuui CON NEK BUILDINCi MANASSAS, VIRGINIA 8 .tTJpgTratfrthtngijaltiancftLfiilfiilr, IIL iJtMV&it'^'*S<^1>maTfhnnBflnliiBahMMMagi'i Philadelphia tr republic ?-*Time9-Dispatch. - Ledger.- - imim«mimt»«M»im«mii»«»a»ii«#««»ii.tttttt • - The sessions of the Ketoctin — For the first time in history, ^AL HEWS Association of Primitive B^iptist Virginia apples have wun rtver COUNTS IN GOOD HEALTH! n ;hes hetd ,a2r3f5a»i«j4muj|jg ^TI competiS^~ irr^JMl^lkfeerna- 1.. was attended by 800 or Report of tke Condition of The PeopTeA \atioB«f -Miss Lorna Nicol, who has tionai show. The International Board of H«<h PrinU Direc-!| fl*ali. >t **-r"'aii in ihf -^'•'- "f ^''^M'nia. •! inwtrft TSiiOiit/bfuiam. Jim* 30, 1914. 90m Apple -Shippers' Assbciatidnl 6oiu for Economical Prepa­ District of Ck)ltHnbra and Virginia. awarded the first prize at the{ KKaoUKCES ration of Food. Loarj^ and l>isi:uur( Lt> _:. $23:^399 9** E|d.er jl, H. Pittmaiu^ Lucay, JRofttAn jahAar tin Amninf 7 i-^v Vi»-_H" ^A party of you V. S H..nl^^ l.> b^cure circulation 30,000 00 grnta, over the best j8:rowefs of rr S r^nmja J^uiwur^.-..., w„,.„-_-- U. :>. DopgfciMi.- --——— t,4JW.-66-nxro!r—" ftttn town is camping: at Occo- BankliiK lnni»«-. furniture and tixturM 15,500 00 — Mr«. Jamw 4t»W«h—died the Pacific co-aitnfie middle' '"* '"*" cauuuL Otanr fftiia! hminiM vwnmi t. :-^.-:•- r-.rr.-.- • Qtel W MIT Due tnm St«t*«jid Private Bunkaai^ Tuesday at her home at Hay West, the Northern States, and °^ ^^^ ^^^ *^" cooked, neither Bankers. Trjirt ComKanies, and Sav- WH» ^>«_P?:e«ent. Roll call at Khai gestible, foods must flintain cer UBitedstrtMdeii«aits...._„;j;:;::i IJSLOO Ihcioiurf Ban¥ at Manassas and a. m. E. BERKELEY. School of Husjc on Sept. 1, and tain compouDds; these compounds money borrowed tt.OOO 00 MI:, H. F» Lynn, for $14 000. Commander Manassas will then be the loca in most cases are not rendered „, ToUl taSi.gIl a tion of the-only music school suitable for eating^ except by SUiU oj- rirfuM, OmuUv «*^'"n 'rf the building and will have in addi­ various foods, of the combination •f^iS^mJ *"*"™" '"''"'*•••'"• ^* ^"^ schools ot the district has been ' U M. JOMIB, ^*_ at the home of his parents on tion to herself three teachers. in which they may be served and accepted. —- Main street, in—ceI«brati«i-of /fotmy Public. ' -^f^ f Miss Carrie L. Sanders, of Hay- decribes the fundamental opera­ Commmqr-Amgt: his fifth birthday. Games were A. W. SiMCL,aJX. -At a »rofit of $200 a local market, and two students/Miss tions in cooking bread, meats Jaa. B.'NauoM. IJlayedon the-kwjl ami delight­ E. H. BIBBS. "ersold $1,000 worth of aheep Frances Elizabeth Spies, of Ma­ and vegetaUes. Diraetora. ful refres^imenta were served. I New York state to an old cus- nassas, and MisB Gladys Virginia Emphasis is faiidon the import­ in Ohio, who shipped' them —The Northern Virginia Far­ Sahde», of Auckland. Special ance of studying, in this day of •pCUtferok.— mers' Institute win assemble in arrangements have been inade- high prices, the comparatiTe that specuJ inusic students n^y —lYmity ghuwb "gwild will summer .seaaion-toanorrow mom- vakte of the WHBOUS food* aa^ ing at Independent Hill. lu ther-11«.y(l»»fc f »:•;•; W;«M«.,IHiT.J;<;'; I: "mjyr rue pewwitago of waate tl>at mtn next inieaday at 7 p. m. School, which has up to this tiie traiuaetio& of imiyrtant afternoon there will be speaking nwfit be paid for. oo.italewide prohibition, bnt this time received only full course 'Many Reef)le," declares the „ and aH memtSra are students The success of Miss •ged ta W pwaont meetms will not held under the l«»etiD, "seem to think that be- "anaBiTTif""th« twgtft^if^ ^f^ yafl H<^laps' ^fOod is_more ei^^annTej. —Mr. Cfauenoe W. Wagener is suggested in recent announce- attested W^ttae enthusiasSc aii- t5m another, it is •better' And ^m»loyeJ in the KationidBaok menta^ia the Manawas papCTat-* diences/at stadent redtata and that the 'best' is tbe raoeieoetly. ml Manassas during ,^ abaence THE JOURNAL wishes ^or.^ jjie -M is to have har flfBt As a matter of Mrs. C. H, Francis pc^ar educational features of _OiiaB esecCric. nslway lialii. pensive dtshes. Salt poiV 1^ Ilia rroperty on PedMdy street, the day. PraetiaiJiynoiunmge- ._ the eitjr of thy i, ...t instance—left generally as a food Whiim tfiT rtranHr atntne etah^,.- •Wiuaiift licimett Beh<)ol,7-while do not under­ mwier the- auspices" of tUe May PanKne Sparks, erf Bridge- Bcated near and tar. V» bebeid the roUhic stand these simple facts that iM)ep«ident Hill Counciil. Order port, N. J, Mrs. Sparks was the Fitted by thrir they spend far more than is nee -^ diiidren always enjoy taking^ pietures-^it AaUH-iia] AaHHleftBa.—-——— state temperance lectorei of NBW _£|OWLjaUlic^iiL±iitaat Throi«rhoatthTbdovedfauld.\7^ «»sary for iood, and, at tfcie same aads to tfie pleasures of the day"^ outing; Jersey and had been heard I^ was there in early manhood time, get far less in food value -~A delightful reception was ' A snrMjor ofiea br trade, several.times in ManassM and Throachoot OU Virciata >. for their money than by. the pur- p*eu in hon<^ of Manassas visi- b^des, taking them is clean, educational fun.' other sections of this statue. H^ Many a hnmniary made. chaae of better, cheaper foods." iHa to the unveiling of „ the And when the French made iHivvc. presence will be missed In the , HUM, throofh the wood 'The perceatage of parts Maeoment to Major Latimer, at field. . ^„. And OB many a tbriUiDar tentuie, ' With everj^ Kodak or^K»wnie pur- ; ^-Ikmrvrorad moat trae and (oM. winch cannot be eaten' in food Ike keattfiful home of Mrs. JbhrT And when Kins Georse'a yoke hnut be borne in mind in-detin-- chaacd-a free, ycirla aubscrfp&n K. Barris. on Friday eTening last —Wenrich's jewelry store is Had beeosne too hard t» hew the lateat victtm-ef^Uiieves ia^ t*a .yatue^ 1 ortw house J»HiTfiiQnBurgr "^ ' "J-^ ' Arid lijialadj - : *p'^Ko«iakery." »nacin&ly oia^ajdneT [his section. Wednesday morn '•'- steak cuutainsEan average of ^^ Y Of a man bom nation for tbeaniaceur photographer. ~~~ —N"ews was received here And by all riehta onsht to bei per cfent. waste in bone and gris­ ing Mr. Wenrich found a small Ae freeat liftion of the earth. Monday of^the deathinWasWng- circular hole in the ^te glass The froaat (rf the free. tle; chuck rib beef, a very com­ tanc^ Mr. Patrick Ftmiuar, un- window and four I a g e r s o 11 And as the train sped onward mon cut, contains ^8 per cent, Over ondulatinc hills, lila f«w months ago a respected watches were missing tcooi a ThtnUvrthat'twaafai hie tnwfca. . waste. In the case of certwa kof thtscoonty. Mr. Far- row of ax displayed. One ha(d . My heart waUetin^ 0(1 the subject Mt& ^miliara i. Young, who the nest was a btg black jmake whigh *«<*«peM« -frtliyw^ further The eeaeii la whieh thoo fayeirt haa be«i minted. . CoMes wi» Ihta band and \OA'^ HatM^VLwoBrBMSBI^ bearat fi^^oreost to aH reqoM in a _feed cutter a short Imnn to jtsetf-oc tb the i^ace. OB sraiiad aad in theair. Last Sunday Mr. Harry Breeden, ing it tnm the offieea 9i the ia^pifering from lock a neighbor, killed BoMd of this dty. dcveJepedlSeariy a his heahonae Mid Mrs. Petty's Onleaa far hie aa«in land. ^-spectfuUy yo^ ,' ago. ms cooditiaD la said china egg was retomed. The ThcbnUdiacs Hope for NoteUe Davis i aameegg was mioe carried <^by ^gi-^sglM'«'y.':L' •»• »'•> Fuel Go. S- I>g» Moftre. auditor a dog; and fonad same c'lrtanoe KwseM tslw a baek to tril RichraMid, Va.—News that the I>eMcn in Coal ud Wood eat.thatJ' ""'^ TfacCTteo. in compKan« l^Bi^STfiur^» negotii^iiv tne law.jtbat MF.^^ At UiK n*wliwk Wadiiawdaji And with voices soft and law the gwiatest af alj. morning Dr. C. R. C. Johnstm We did horaaire t* our Waahi^ttoa withU. IL—U. iMfim^ me ndl- Prince William ooun Who died so loTw airo. DWan, who hang up the trot­ Ir treasorer^ haa settled for and polled the wlustle cord at the lH»aireturfmaB.for the entrance new power j^aatykDir^ie dee^ - And yet thou livrih in uur )M»r«* ting mark of 1.64i at the Lex­ pai in full the funds doe by As AmM'i4..a R (rr.*atf.«t man, of las manrekms string of h(»6es wdl pomp which is to furnish Rrst in wnr. an-; --s: :- '.•*'Ar< ington track in 1913, is perhima •a to the eoiMaonwealth. And o«o* firnr »* c[>m^~.Ann in the RicfaaKHid Fkir in October the town's supply was started, Minni|.vi!l^. \'a L the greatest horse ever pot on —Uw r^:nlar monthly meet- has aroused uoprecedeated ia- thetoH: Tkn DiUon, with a rec^ drawing water into the i terest in this annual event atf|ifae;Leyal Temperance voir. This-pmnp^ which has ord of L58i. was the title holsio- POLK MILLER S In Uhlah, Loo Dilloo and the will be held in Uie Bap- stood idle for more than seven uatil the appearance of the great Harvester, Mr. Billings i^ con- churchSnext Sunday! after years, was kept steadily running , . — ~ wii- Uhlan. The Harvester is too RECTOR ft BXTTLEK . ^^a!afcick. . All are tw .•aiitft-li»rty6o'clocktnat night U.vra.PUS horses of the present day. This T* • • •. , ~" I ff^mni anH aatiafacii-vr-.'—~_" r invitrt. The members are At 4 o'ck)ck the big centrifugal arged .to be present and to' pump was started and about 10,-1 Constipation ' up tfaetrth^ $x thfe" wnn>e j 000 gallons weie pumped oottjif Headache t^ iart-meetiiqr e* theeonven-'jthe reservoir into the "elevated Biliousness « and dues must be paid. ,iank. Everything was in fine Dru^&Countrr Stores Ibmbers of the Legion are re- j condition and the water was • 10

carpenterrii-if-Jftt havr e*** rearrange• '*"'* •*.d ' th^'^'^e entiry P?^*='e stor* e*» *to P™* mak"e '"» wa» y"^ fonr t**'*our "Milliner «^ o"y' Departmenentire »««»«»t «an stockd the. The summer stock ig,m the way. It must go. Everything that even «m«rk. »f «,^^^ DONT WAIT AND BL DlSAPPOINfEP»-GET YOURS NOW.

-loe Gauze Vestar^ for.:.:....;;;.T^'jt.iS~~ SHOES-SHOES $1.00 Boys' Wash Suits...... ,79 DRESS GOODS .SOBoys'Wash Suits.. 38 LOW SHOES 7 "^.00Girls' Dresses ^!:y.'^77'^''rT::T^ l\re BlivenT; the s^Mce^to quote prices, but Lawns, Don't you need a pair to carry you through the .50 Girls' Dresses... .. J3$ - White Goods, Crepes, Ratines and all season ? Every pair in the house at and be­ 5.00 Ladies' Voile Skirts, old style, 3 left 2^5 - Summer Dress Goods are going low cost. Such brands as La France, 1.50 Summer Portieres". .89 ' ^ SPECIAL Virginians for ladies, and Walkins 9x12 Jap Rugs,^ $2.50 value, only six left 1.89 and Buster Browns for children 50c Ratines, in copen and pnik only 25c $5.00 Ladies! Wash^_Suiife^^ild styie-^and^ - — 29<^Voiles ...... :...... I9c soiled ^, jds One lot $1.00 Ladies' "^iMzZZZZI^Z^^^ 1.25 Counterpanes ;... , _ .98 One lot 75r, TAdifts'Waisfa -:.•••••. .I7«r Vl.50 Mens' Shirteriirarrant^ Jast^olors^ aod^tum cuffs. 1.15 •35 I^dieglSilk Hosp, the best value^yoii^ Tiook over iJie. nWTKjyXw Vait»- ijvfer saw... ' ~ , .25 ues at ridiculously^low prices. ' & Caimper Go^^ *^THE ffACE^WHERETl'Ol^^WIU. £VfeN^l UALtrfiOY^ ^^t^

Awni rr pyr>Pi F WF jcwnw MiiW WflKctt^ My^ra an^ h^ Mrs. J. R, Larkin, of yasbing^ gu^ Miss Mildred' Taytor, of ton, who has been vimting Ifas. CIDER MAKING SALE Mi«g MargnrBt T.yprih wtte « PhiladPilphia. made a viait to C. M. LarkiB. left M«wday to be RHSwiss mm pcnoon Waslungton visitor Mondiiy. Newport News this week. the guest of Mrs. M. A. Johnsoit Mynew hydranbceider mill will nr«|.F*rSal*«a4 be in operation Tuesday, July 14. TK«i», AogBSt % 1914 Mr. Heazy Wise, of Ridgely, Mr. Th(Hnas& Gulick of Wash- at Sherwood Forectti near Anm^ »wi»li wMW and will'irun every Tuesday and AT 10 A. U., BAIK OB SBTNE Hd., was a town: yisitw la^ Fri- iogton, is spendmg a fortnight's ^^'•J'^M; Friday during the seaswi. HtTing deeuled.t» not out. I wiU MI at X tblic wictKm, cm tbs «bpTe lumad date, id vacatii^ uf MJliua, a aunts.'^iasea Louise and Alice Mr. uannon's macfaii^ ^~ ' anvwherft. Thia^ia nofc hmlr«»n (xdt by aide; 4 heavy drah geldioga, l.fiUyi C, is visidog his brother, Mv. Ashf-CHti, of Grant Avenue. down city stockA Must ^ seen d hy MateMeaa-Baaj gheavy R. ^diaft fiUiea^Xthotmigbbied fitly, haa ligM Ti. Byrd, ,__-J -—- Mrs. Stuart Bevaos. little Miss Mr._R P. Hat and dau^ter; to be appreciated. Phone. J.W. H6ok,Independent Hill.Va. 8-7-tf ' "' amWyeajliiig gtauJardhrHK"- Mr. A. D. Rosebeny, of Madi' Rena BryaUt Bevans and Miss of Wffi-renUHi^ were guetts of bis 16 HEAD CATTLE brother-in-law, Mr. S, T. Hall, For Sale.—Pair matehed black am Bon, was a MaqaasaB yiusitoT, lisura Tavenner are guests of CcoRstii^of 2 gpod milefa ootn, giving on Mcnday, le^iving at night for ^ors^. 7and 8 years oW, wdj^ milk; 3 cowa with'calves I^y'^ide, 1 late«w. last wedc _* "" retativea in Loudoun county. 1,000 pouncta each; will sell one GEO.^.BAKT!K -^yeaHi^heiiBis, 3 vearlii^ ateera, 1 JUtgM Rev. H. & WiHey and family, a vifflt to Us daughto*, Mrs. or both at a resasonable price. Va^^jyara old, and 4 faD calvta. Mrs. J(^n CarraU Adams, of AfJbott .Clemans in Miletu8,*W- FARNIING IMPLEMENTS of Stafford county, visited friends Apply to CHi K^ser. Thoraugh- LM An., '-na OUUMBUDM, Mwtwn, YA K<»yfK»r,-W- V«-r is vifiiting rda- fare^JJa. S-T-a CondatiaK of 1 Babeod ^ggy. A good aa this wedcr-Mr. Willgy was Prompt •ttaatka gma aB arim. FkiM* new; 1 Rabcbct trap, 1 two-hotae wagon, tives .here. _ "^ ff-"' --^ni Mil iinlMJit •m aise coltivaten, pto««.>an«w«,gMw«rs mi formeriy stationed in this county.. Mr. a H. Hipe^utiner, of The Fiurfax Mutual Fire In­ nameroaa otiiar attidei Unad oa a well k«nt Miss Elizabeth Coniigtia IS surance C(nn|)any has appointed ROT, . and Mrs J. F Burks, Nokesville. his daus^iter. Miss hho. ^ visituiK fineads Tqator Winiired. and the Kari J. AmiiB' Oorpeiatiiiu TBPMO 09 OAIiB.—All auiai ujKlBf $19 m Mari

Order of dK Board of Soperyisors of Prince Wil­ tiful desigTis of Wall Pa liam Cotat; as Required by Section 847 ofJeCoib per to cnoo§e from al of Virginia fOOTE'S WALL PAPER HOUSE —— tDFFTC7At"AXL0WANCES ^ ^ It will pay_yxm to £xam' Whepff j3^, yy -we^stedt and prices tc: rK>mmnnwinlth'« Attornay, 900 00]—ior-6^ piftcmg your ^rder, Jailer Members of Boari of,Siipervisors Cleric of Board of Supervisors FooteWaBPaperHoa ToUl ....: . $1,205 80 ROADS BicoiBe a Tree Surgeon M—htmn tn fti nnpnnnimniii, P^-U 1' JH n hurt j"fnt Tt-*" And- county furfd ,...,,,-,-,«^..-; ^8^171-62 A.sixteen months course BRENTSVIU-E DISTRICT technical training: and pr Wfff*'^'^ roattsjad matemig -.-.--. rn • ...•'•.—:-.-•.-.-..-,- ,... t8I7 S*" ticat fietd work, m this m* J. B. Manuel, RuaU CummHtKtmer Jp-to-date and lucrative u -usss fession at The Feden^Schi $864 20 of Tree Suiyery, under t COLES DISTRICT :. — Tjersonat direction

:$333-2y Washmgtoii^ GAINESVILLE DISTRICT Machinery, Gaiion Iron Co $291 50 Leadin^f Store Work on roads, etc 760 46 Palmer Smith, Road Commissioner 40 00 . —For Cfainm GUai ^SilTerware, Etc. $1,091 96 MAWAaSAa DtBTMCT Our aupremaey in the following Wo^k on roads and materials $619 09 lines has been recogniced tor jean H. J. ESutiTer, Road Cpmmiasioner Dependable qualities, exclWTel 26 66 Jg»wt prinM^jj>r. THB USgS. : $645 75 Sterii^ Saverwar* All Diatriets imacellaoe(iiis,.woric and material- $181 27 RaiMt Plated War* H%li fTraita Calliii Total JCor roads CUaa Tablawara $7,069 46 Table GUasware BRIDGES Ricb Cot Glass _T«aatSata^-: Chappawamsie Bridge, ateamoy, G. W. Hoddiman. $380 W Briiss mad Capp«r Wi 197 ao ChafiacDSSif PoweU's Creek Bridge. SteelT ete., J. R. -BiUett. 385 00 *^^f^*!* Piefc Ace—tiaT - Samii. MiSonry, G: W. MuddimS> r. .;:rr.7:7r'r~ ~T ~S6B«r Quantico Creek, Foot Bridge, H. L. Abel... . ao&oQ Paiioc Lamp* OceiMiian Bridge, Latdbo- and Laying Ptoor, J. L. okmon'. 137 68 Same. PaintiBg. et<^., Tyann Jnnw^ ,.".,, Kitefcen UtyaUa « I i(> 1'.; 36 06 Davis* Ford Bridge. Paintiiw Poets and Labor, X N. Pme 45 68 Harrison's RwlBiidg^ErL Bodine. ..T. .^.. 67 90 I Diafariirt Bridigc. Lnrnher. JBIW Leaty

$1,845 03 POOR DfflJN&HAKimCQ. Superintentoit of I'eor. J. J. Carter, ^*iy ' ;^—~ _$lflfi_fia -xrvCTgeer8sfPoor...... ;..7.^^!_'7*^ 7" •'••••"•''•" 50 00 Phynet«tM to I^Mr.. ,.; • • v• • • ••.•••-:•• •:•• • ••- ••• S6 00 1215 F St and IZU^QSL, CoffiMforPoiy...... :...... -..i,._..;' "'••.•;• v-....,,,,.,.. 24 Wj •^imSHIMGTON. O. C. -j**^ aag iUMIuikiB fw PMM «{ fa,. Bi^^' •^^mi^^m^wimm Repaoa to Well ati^tor Hooie...... _ 3 « Allowiqfeea ,:,... $76 94 Grains and Hny. Phone you JAIL Ordors—Goodsr.delivered atrYon Repairs to^tuuf ahd Flem-. ^ $43 00 ^oorr Higrbest i»ice pai& iia Coaatry Produce in exclianae foi ELECTIONS: zuiSao^ Judges, Clerin and Room'Rent. Electoral Boaid.!..: $eoo Registrars ;.-...... 14 00 22 30 CHASLLFISBERISQH 1-19 MawMiat. Vau ToUl, $45 30 =^-GEWERAL OR INCIDKNTAL EXPENSES Juries, Grand and Petit...... ~r -^ $428 00 PHOTOCSRAPHS Coroner's" Inqoeste. etc 42 3i Lunacy CMm* ."T.". 8 50 OfTNrlHe. Smallgoz Ciaina 190 50 SupermtendeKtof SdMols 69 37 Printing 112 25 Reportii^ Fines and Other InekieatalB . 188-44+ We prake a specialty of sttet —^fprit-apd-groranteesatigfae- 03 6557 ApfMintment—r^— s made ^AMomrrs TO TREASURER v;ountv'T^SS' —IfVial anil l*Ji«iii«l I'liii.fM' fofPriflf* Telephone Comsaniea call ermaacBt'BMid Ijerr.''...... i no Er**i^^^liT^ " ...-....-....,.,., :....:.:;: 1,571» Harman's Studio GainesviOe Road Levy ..... ManamaBren—="* -Roa -—"-d Levy^ '"=° -£ao-gjg ^& •• Coles RfMKlLevy Dumfries RoadXevy. Occoqoan KamHtiefyr WANTED Total V&ag^ and Jaatna, with rgrapet ,^m..... 9».9^» '•* • irt ate Chimdi -^^ August 17, 1914. Teate:-J. E. HEKRSLL, Oerii. 's Orphan's Home at "fiibcr- ville, Va Term-Septeiri»er 1, MM, to March l.ms.aadfeiarer. if atf^ptod to the waitr~7afi«ta. «ith lef MSets wttA ipiiilifif^*^*t. PTSTTHCBAS, Seeretaw. 7-»4t-* HaiiiSMdwueT Va.

' OP ALL KINDS. " ~ ESTIMATES FUHNtSHEO TiSracroK Brii^ Petd, mk the Office: No. ikTrt^rs6«r^"^^'-=^*ie>va^rai— - . ... west side of the road'fewfimf^ AlEXANDWA.-VA-^nflRBBPostyflice. Aboatthree- Factory: Na 111 N. Lbe 9tnet fourths under oiitivation, bal­ ance in' woods. For pactieoian see tcaant. Win. Danan, «r ad*

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:•% -t.-'t^m,,- Mr. i. C. °"'^'"ir ""rtifTiiL-Vr r ^f Wt elj^ Manassas, Virgioia R.R.TIES, ROUGH ==Buggie8 OAKcJjyMBER Prices FrMi $45.00 to $100.00 Telegraph and -Tele- WeTmve iiiatj Lnnp rar-. L Xumbfef •S8 w Fn^^, Ftaiata -cer's^ —Accapt-ao U ordan for Mme «o fbort notiaaL inspect our stock. QUALITY /. Let We gnarantoe |»ic«s to be,as us do your baking. low as anjr in all cases. F. A. Cockrefl & Co. — Manwiii,'Var - • N Spwaalty. XM;BELL

a. L.JOHNsdM. H. M. DANKL wmm .v.. PtEISR CAERIEK OF THE SOOtI CLYDEMILL SCHEDUi,E WELL-DRILLING In effect Jan. 18, 1914, This welJ knovfrn nulling -AT-^ 9eb«dule fignres poMi«bed >« iafirmatioB institution, recently re-built " ua me not gnarantmd. and set in first class condi- tion^ ig jiow -being xyeri^ad REASONABLE PRICES Trains to MANASSAS u foOows l&y'a miner of yews^ ex- Pn^erfy cased^aod equii^ed No. Il~-Dail7 lood, 8:56 ». m. I>ali««M perience. The Plour \n eonB0ction at Oraage dsilT azoeM Sandsv made at this mill. Fani^ with a good Dump: to fi A O. So- U& for (L^Z^^^. ••*'•- BiebiiK»cr Straigbt^Exade, is givinf sat­ T 7 No. Ill—Except Sunday, 11^25 ,. „. T^ isfaction wherever used, and Phone or write for particakn Local loi! Warreaton aod intermedial poinia is rapidly attracting new cus- No.43—Daa? throogh tnua, 11:42 a. "nu. toraers. It is made cKf tiie irill alnjT at IfainiMM (kjx •ery best whtat and guangp Me.ll8-Exeept6niiri«y,^:85p:in. Locil lor WarreotoB- and inlermediato poiiita. teedpure and healthy Bi^yi^ Mtiwan Partor Oar. Middlings and other feed for HTo. 17—Except Sondav, local fron Wart. sale. Water ground Meal, '--'n to Waneaton, 6:12 p. m made of No. 1 corn, constant­ —. 1»—Dady loe^. 6:14 p. m. ly on sakL and is seomd to N^ 41—D^ thn^gbttaua. llHK p. m.. .jume.—Ail tttdets prompt^ Gowk— •toea (o tat oC pinaw^era bom Waatiugtoi ,^J 4i».-»j.;. ..-1 «•• «j|iff ntf pimii^^^ filled and delivered to Bearh> lor poiateat «Uck adtednled to at^! merchants if desired. - , IfOBTHBOOND. No. 18—Eioapt Snadar. local tro» Wai - —Mione messages to themiU Lwst Pcsabfe Priccs- " WaAinatniL a-&« a. 1. reggae pwrntpt attentJoPT 8»i IS Tteily tluuuj{k tfkis bttweaa5 Ma Bert murket prices i^ for laaaa aad WaaUngtoa »:1.0 a. m. gram. &Mst Deabg mi Ho.ll4—^neptSanday. Anj»e_«. *nt»fts- aaa 10:4S a. m.. faooi W-r,^,^^^ j^ poutta i?ariotCar .•CMTDE MILLING<:Or Nou 10.^I)ailv ll,l:10p^^^, _ v^« . JMUUIAS8AS, VA. •» Oraai»Trith'€.*0."Hiuww"frtonae£atojiaiata, p:30 a. ni. Ho, 217—Daily local to BanisoolMus 6:25 p. a. ^* No. 213—Daihr eicvpt Sondi^ to Har- D. J. ARRINGTON riaaattiani. 4 .t i.ia .StoprcB^agatBay- ' '. MANAS5i^S^7 VA;—^ ~ r lo, Cmr ^ -~« >".4« Bnllman Tai voi; III BOUND. No rl««—U-ilj iucal, e:I9 a. m'. N«.14—nuly oBept Saaday tram Har- naonhorn to W aahingtca, 10:5& a. a PaU- W: NewS^Baik Ban ParloffV: No. 28—DailT lofal train iwtweeii Ear- It ^bovQS maigr of iSch'f """l*^ "wi *'«f«a«|oa,loeal from lla- fashions for men, wwaen to Waahiajpai, 7:88 p. ra and ^Ddren apd you can Traiaa Noa.ia^ a? a^ 13 ia ooBoectiaa boy ftom it with er_. w^Maia Lii>etraiaaNaa.taiidlO,batw«aa aad Oraa«eaSord good aarriea to IL-BailsaTW"*"ie»4 . lhiiia|Ui-ea ' «.H. OOAniAN. V. P. and Qe.. M-. aRichVS

WMhtectOB 710 14tk •treet, N. W. EVERYTHING FOR NIOTOR CAR EFFICIENCV Piaplaa WaiiaMl Baat Baikfag, BUlLDiNO EXCEPT ia Urscly a qoeatioti of the AQI of titc A eoa|«cet«d ndflieaty vaasatealMrii C^t R^idy! ABKugABOtrriT Thtels the season to look ova 4^Mbei Roofinfir Poultry Netting, Nails, PiowB aud Pl<>w Re- vada, Boildere' Hardware, Ronembar, we are arait for the gegmuifrOKver nous »Ti/i RtfjnjzB. . .

THE J. I. RANDALL C0. WCWagencr • * ifcCOT I MAIIAWA3, VA. - VAXASSAS. VA Lew Week .Mi and fa»« T;» Snotbcni Railway e»eryr :^tarda / and Sondav /Tom Wa»hiB|rtoo. f). C , and Alexandria. V. . nn aale toXM/ibi-r < ISU \kntnitj «( Vnaa tr H»m»orh.irp, .SonxTSet. W.mMiton and! • •rPakHc StkMl STIUB •rTb(laJ« "tfrmdiut sui^ona with fin,: xemtn imiV"^ L«ttars.Sdenc«. Liw, Nedkine, EngiMviag tr> Toredar fono-«-infi 'Ut. .f «!, .Nimil.r - ^, UOAW FtnCDS AVAILABUB 1 ticket* wW > „ ,*i* fr<«, F)ar^,^h„rp • lSamM«M, a.rnHrtoB *tM ™tm-iw?tiia' Oa-I -w.A.sM00T«ca,fHr S»d te W«»e^^ M^!^"^'' ^'""^"-^ ^"^ '^'^^^^' ALOANOPIA; VIRGINIA fr^% It, Va(rrr' T •! r._ -> » •THE MANASSAS JOURNAL. Fl

le Profitable Hay €fe^ yWdi Pour to Sli Cutttngs a Year at Z^tV Cmtt |«nd Moit Nutniiuu:, 11^/ Wuoikrfuj laaeufM la.

f niter iiifl l.j vjiiue of a dn-d at liail nte<1 on ilie I'.ltl] day of .Sepleinber, l!K)8,' of igcuid iu lifptl"tiogf !^", )p*fle Ml'.'in the" Otoik'a liniiBi.f |>ili]o« WlltHM UountT.'m »'h:oh the uijutrsigaed iu lh» oulj surviyujc tmstee, the saiil irua beiog executed by Lil- lic C IJuui auil J. O. Hunt, to secure a cer- taiu note t.lM>r«>in fully daaeribed, in the pay- mem of wrhicli default haa been made as well as ID tbe interest dtw thereon, and l^aTidg beeu req^ueoted by the holder of the said note to sell the r«al esuta thareia conveyed as pmridad h» said tmst, iha umierMgati i viving trustee will offer for sale, at public auction, on > Monday^ t4rt^t4- ihrkftl at 2 o'clock p. m., in front of the PeojJee National Bank, in the Town of Mana«^ three big special ^lU l«>c, braaebiac raHa p—itntii ter 236 ACRES dswn, posh and crowd the ca^tk tkU mj TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. for them. In »d aubaoUer. Th< J»0. J. DAVIB3.—"^ •xlae ef fcrtlUty. Aa aaaa aa cat, they ba­ Surviving Trustee. sis la daeay aa4 lllmata «k* aaa* raaar- L.JB. PATiut, Anctioaeer. 8-14-5t volr o( UrUliMlMtt aaattar betsw tba idaw, t« be drmwrn apes by atbar orapa for jrcars to caBsCk** WE\^ 1^ If I If a aoaJ a0fni4M^Aas«at«r Sep­ tember wlU yield tour to six cutUnga next eeason. Frequent cuttings thicken out the stalk and makea It stool oat and gnnr off To all who clip this ad better. —OF— Alfalfa, ranks higher than Timothy In feeding «•]»& In fact. It might be termed both com and hay, aa it Is almost a- com­ HOUSE AND LOT plete food. Experiment stations place the feeding valoe of AUaUa bay at fZO per ton. One Ball Feur^ as against Tlmotby hay at S12 per ton. . Usdar and^by virtoa of ih» powenr vested Tlift, wttB-The-pH tESt'lIHIfa wm easily yield, on good land, 6 to M tons of splen­ in the undersigned executors nndet' the last did liay pear year, shows what a valuabJ' will and testament oi tbe laW Looise Schnltz, crop It Is. Lands tn the Western SUtti they will offer ^asje, at_£aUie_ atM^jfij^jto. THAT S that are well set Hi -Alfatfa aeU re*idH' r ,t.4. >.y—,"w?a|.|^y^ j,„ _ fr«m <180 te »aoo pet atie. Tlus am, TJT AlfJlfa la luueaslijfc mj luiftUj all uni \be lltddle and SDnthem States; oariCiTVF' Wediiacfaiy,Se|>tamlMrISi1¥XT erg are fast beginning to realize what a Sil Duwu N valuable en Ifalfa SBcca^d. •? n'eloafci >i Bill »B thi faia , fai tueli ana ao wel•IIf ' on any gi loamy, vell- at. drained soil, but the landgoo musd t be well and all'tbat certain lot or parcel of land, with all thoroughly prepared for best resnlta. ' improvemsnta thereon, lyin^ and being It should never be used for pasture; it situate on Weat Street, in the Towitiif M*- Stamped Pillow Cases, sta is too valuable aa H hay producer to risk Injury from stock. A heavy application of naasas. Prince William County, Virginia, lime is of decided beneSt—2,000 to 8.TW0 adjoinii^ vba lawls or Ouomon, CSiS' ing. Size 36x*5^ inches, Spei po.uBda pw acre. Alfalfa la usuaHy wnm Wfcl' fitieel ~and'~ vv ecr ASn*. nd^ runnmi broadcast at the rate of 20 to 30 ponnda to witK .^JA the acre. Our *ifn|fB seed is-tiie h«gi»^«t aitty feet mH«it £ • Stamped l^lrt GoWttSrJd grade, strong gerniinaHng seed of the best SbaiUtoD and Chapman tftBt. and cleanest qnaUty possible to procure^ WxZX {eet,*aMf wh«» tbe late We afTer American Dry Jj^M Ka*-Irri- nainsook. S^eeui,- each.. ':r—. gated AUalte' Seed, BoIglaao'S '•OaU." ^nhx reiUded at tbe time of Iter death. Brand faaey, W-fS per ceBt. psrak TluB proportj haa a nice dwdliinj lliaretai;- If yoa muitthe best Seid aeeda at aay the same haviiu a Jiath room, etc., ready to All Linen Stamped Centn kind, alwaya inalat en gettlac Balgbkba'a -G«l«r Bnad ^g^mdajd Cla^ ».J 1» mnwt»i'*mA tetlv. >/._» —n*tr ITJIfl SaBS Urasses. Cow Feaa, Winter Vetch; limothir •ema \m iuutHOUNl bf li^yuig Id mtbar dl the Seed, Red dover. Crimson Clover, Al- nnderaigBed. ayke, Hed Top or Herds Grass, Orchard Grasa. Winter Oat& Tall Head Oats Grass, .W. N. LIP8C»MB, 18x54 inch Scarfs to mate MUietrPerautBeat Pasture Iflxtnre, Dwnt H. raORSTON DAVIE8, Essex Ba^ all varieties, at Tnrnlp Seed. * F.Tii'yntn^ TcUow Oloi»a. etc: Cabbage^ KaK Spin­ J. V. RMLII, AwitiiiiiBer. S-14-M ach,- Winter Badlsh. If your local aaer< chafit does not aOi BolgiaaO's r ~ Seeds, drop oa s postal aaj i>» r -m• iiiii .hiii»li»f»t yifim wwiii r ftt fly Write tar oar *WI - CataMgateMgaee t—Ur HtUSTEEy SALE! aMI Trwke —<»•— touoAi^^ SOU VakaUe Fadky Ste

Under aifd' by rirtne of a (feed of trust. eucated «tbe Utb day at Sqitember, 191^, and duly reeordsd in tbe offioe of the Ciwk of tAe Circoit Coart of Priaee Willtam |East«ni Cdk^i CounU, to secure to tbe broeficiarv in the —id deed of trust named the y»a"t(utt ofa eertatB aosi of atooef and inlnnst, debalt MAfiXs^esrvA: having been made in tbe psvment of tbe debt aeeared, and the Ttsdersi/used tro^^ea^ having bee»directed bf tbe said brnir6i:iVij> l-The R«lit College for the Ti (o ezeoate Ae^aaid trust, fbe^^^sid under-' ing of Yoong Pooiile sigBed tiaateeaaballoa. Satnrday, Aagmrt 29, 1914. Splendid new buildings.- Ckd^ \\ege and University at ahoot U o'clock a. BL, in tbe town of Ua- TeacheTS. Offers supenM* degree der, oa tbe tsnna asmed Ijdov. tfa- fallow courses in tfae Arts and Sdenees, ingdeeeribed real estate,. 10-wit: All tbat AertaiB lot of land with ibe hoildi^ge and [Literatare, Pedagt^^,Marie, Ebc- improvements thereoa, Ijing aald hetag situ­ jressitfn. Business wd DtHnestk ate is tbe town TTf Mini aaa. Va., asd bewia- zi^nee. Also exceHent Ftipa.- aing at ibe iatenectiaa of tbe >>oiitbera Hailr Iratory Department, fully ecpxai **y righl-ol way aiid tSaule atjeok is i,aid any nt^n. tost to Joka Johctou's line (now Hors and glib.—flaUudaj -Art laku). tbefcj iu an tasteiK Jwetuuii ami at [Class. Night Com mereial right aagle« «."»;nte»«-B m » snotberfy^irectios ICourses. with tbe oaid kit aad tbe freight depin lot 1 ' fcet tn tbe North side of the said r>;ib*-ef- wayi tbaoie ia aii tmmiy dincuoo and »iih [Sixteeirth Animal tbe ^aid ng6t-of-way_l<|.S feet to the begin­ ning, contaisisg 12,1-oUaq Bare fast of land, tosetbeg witb all (hs imfKtnmttmt* ihisuB For rate and oUior infomfltibo and an inaebiBecy >•<> evjaipuent aaed vj tbe Hofiliaa Co., Iscorpofaied. is tfce r»nr>m RF.Af . F-STA bouse with nomber of oatbuikl- ings. Thovi is an orchard, good Ml INSURANCE A^t. for Carhartt> garden, containing strawberry. rhnbarb and a^an^us betfa, ^ and a bared weH e^er a hundred fl*vw>g determined to d«?voteuui feet deep of good soft wat^. whote tiraeto the BeeLEttateand gloves for Insurance business, ve' hereby MRS. W. H. W. MORAN solicit an property:, fw sale and ties, wbkh enables OS tc •AEMSaL. MOTIE. ( >«.» tttUm rea««L tilp^eJiivintprBfper^fco ria^tet. 1 Vtasriiillnl list the aaqie wSEvapnmvSf. $L50 and $2.00. We aSO.tTWtinSUD. OuUar. dren's wasbsaits «iid u FIRST NAUONAL BAIK, C. J. MEETZE L/KSTGWATan DaposrroaT-er TB» 0«k« iLLei UNITKU SI'ATCS^ ADD 0iDims& ?ionT8 " ' 1:00,000 Disaeroa*- G. LSOOTKP II S HARIXJW. G. K W.^RFIELD. JPMrtt 3. ATHXT. Prcvnator WATK» RonniTs. ». ftsxB.j*. Pnraitara aad ail Villa of DOUGLASS STL-ART trnre'pi •ttcntios fltec lo •:: taaaesa jm hasdiae or other 00—odit>aap«B»jmiiiii li .11 utiiamiiBjis nilu ' iarrrd Or 'Jatiaaiad. d KSTVVt JUXkY. AUGUST 2i. 1914. TT Sewer Orcfinance for die kflN;801H§»(3

t'. ••. • r (. , .-v-j,-^ W»L'i nyttgia of Tti'B~toifu writiog hy the owner of ihe property to be «fr.ysi.or hifi suthDiizeda^iit. SucliappE- uttioDN shall give tlu> precise location of ibe PC TON. D. C U. S. A. propertT. ihe luuue of the owoer, tbe name of the.regularly lic«D«e suited upon the street or alley where &aid.i

in^' to di. plumbing woj k in the Ujwn of Ms- ^ewl kings tor hall and Winter nabsas niusi apply for and secure a >«|{aijLr

itiee Comoultee and at the lime of reoeiviiw aaid licenae ohall furnish a bond approiva » kn9w of Ihete new |deas and offer by the oommitlee, in penalty of #ci(^.00,aad conditioned to indemnify and bsve hinnln— « to make it an object for you to send the town of Manaesaa from all damagm that jifem,, ^ ,, ._^_. might arise from making connections with SEC. 4. The licenced plumber wbo.counecta a.privat« drain with public sewers shall be held reeponaible for auy damage to the sew- ^ILt aVE FREE era or atryt aurface or aidewralk nansed )y his work, lie slall repair tl>e4)cl and restore the •urfaoe of tbe atreet, {ave- •ertisement and order etdwr of the article* OMOt and sidewalk to tke aatii-fsction ot the Supe TBtendent of Pabiic Works, otherwise his license will be at onoe revokeid. _SE^^5__AitCTi.Eei-ffiiLJUijaBui«clJ»aa_b« Sti'and faibroidery Cotton granted and filed the Superintendent of Piib- tic Wurks shall loc«tB the—IT^tiiranch from the records on file and excavate, or Caaae to EU^REGjjLARLY AT lgc_ be excaicated, a traarh iroMnaij..^jj, nirrf III liii uinl •' Thn pitrihill hulwdwi a ywU-»ot-l«< uue-fuurthdf an ineb A(B twtsb foot of on^x<»Hent qu^tyrr having iti' pistiila 1n>ir srater with 50c cement mort»r, mopped and decned oB^te inside. SEC. 7. Aiter liie pipe baa been Uid, ia- , pieces, size 36 inch^; simple new designs, fi/v spected and approved by the Saperint^Ddaat ' of Pnblie Works, then the tr—Ui shall t»- prpperiy refilled by the peiaoo, or oorpon- tiop doing tbe work aid the surface of th» streat, or sidewalk, ia to 1>e rat: led- to its Ms^ '""<»' *ii«s«"ti-i ^.>-;~-i^-v..a.TtM=|j' to the coaariete aMiafiMlioB oil tbe Sanerila- tendeat ol FaUie Wcnis,'aBd at the aznaaai ftStW—ThM Floor lof die propefty .oivser. Rar !B TTie owner ot-a»ff»P|)Mslji uei»it4 hy fhti pnlJir aeaiera will be jo^aiwd to py the som of •% 1.00 jper year, for tlj* {nririh^ of making anl maintaining each' coBoectie* with the public seven. SIC. U. The o^nier o£ tay property coa- iRGINIA C^tclA nectiiig with thie pabliii sewers wilt be re­ quired to install .a»4 maintain all. bouse oguc plamliing ia awMi4aaie-iw>h.tha '^fiteudaiJ Plamlring Rules and Regnl/klioiis,'* adopted by the Town Comjcil. &nd tbe Soperintendeat of PntiUc Worfca, or his authorized assistants, shall have Ihe right to entet the premiseaat any reasonaUe- hour, '"'"-j^ •^Trtil '"TT h~iiT plnmhii^g either duringlta ron«traction, or thiri^g it*, continned use and to examine all coadstioaS' iinder which .the hoiit^ plumbing euanecleA. WfeeltinOctobCT-WM witli the pnhlic sewera M being ased- .tnd belt fnrt^rordaiiieri thai if ia ooar sesjuence of i>aid inapection, test and ezami-^ •25.0. nation it is found that the boose phunhiag er 5-G'7-&^m has not been installed or maintained in ae- ' - •' .\ m>rih ootdanoe with these onlinai»cg».iir«Bypt

peculiar manufacturing waste*, liqaida. oir sabKtancea thai may interfere wiib, retard, or prevent the |>mper and efficient operatioa of the Itiai al PUat SET II. .^ny person«r corpnrati«B'affiMd- 1,^;*^:^ ia^ agai^l any of rhe«e ordiaaaoes shall be aat> 12. It ah^ be aniawfal tar smj per- - • I* L^ n VMM I PS •M AT MTIktHlMI lo ttenait any sp'mt. sartace draifmwor aat.ea»eiiled tiiHaa • to be coeniectcd lo cewVr. Sec. IS. .Vny ordinance prertoasly \ CO Bi«'ting with aay srctinajaj^isoraa r AND QflLDREN'S SWTS i* hereby rescinded.

k iliirt 11 the markeiicMr 40c7 Overalls^ Hansen's & Osbome work arge assorfanent of-^nglkh-made kiJf CnlBaliSBMrirBs, gfoves were bought in large quanti- SpMtel DriU for rnxH^ Ctorer in Corn. > give \rou extra good vahies at $1.00, MskGMhntMT, _^ stM tMMreaL fulL aatortment of chil- Wlirtlria4SB«F!liers, '^ rMM r CnCillf, —. StMl FraoB Ptsts, Tlie t>den> derelopment.iii <«>Miw TlM Best rf FARM WAfiMS. Bitfesaad IBOBAbMlti

We w^Uke plf«enre 1B nuUHag tlita tytMl BiillaMa ui>oo r^q•eat, aad <)iK>tiB|r pni-r^ on any Fana S*^ p^Sa leqiured. Writ« as. St GIDDINGS Til IWLEMIITCe., a -^ MANASSAS MiBG^ttA^ -•, ' i-Mi-^ix 1., n\^\juoi c±, i^in.

FARMS On September 4, 1014 Une of the Best Sectionsof Virginia for Blue Grass and Coi All Wfill Watered by Springs and Running Streams, Located in the Pied­ mont S^tion, on the edges of Nfeidison and Rappahannock Counties

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A Farm of tJJas ISJkS

FARM NO; 1 FARM NO. 2 FARM NO. 3 i58>02 anw deal ediiuid known as-the Storey 9^-BS acres deirearjind, a part rf the Starmr ^jW 15a^nrt>daiiua in Ball*» WooJ«. AboSt 215^1^ acres cleared land; 15S.46 acrta hi Pligpfc IS acres of woodlsind in Yoweii's woods. 50a rf the dwirBJ laud kiuMueiifmMiMd^babuiPB- fey mJ^Ll!l'*y'* * J" **'"r g"^' ••<' M.70 « »JgJ«" c«toatiOB. House, staUe and good out* Tenant honse and 30 apple trees: ^whics and Uraw HiU wfafeh is onder cahreation, asdaEjweB hmhinigs. Spnngs ir-| pinnjnf»—'-•• watered widyMiriii— «~l ^».,A>- tfrjams 70,1 =ni H niutuiV acres iniraods neat to Or. Snuns. f" «ffl*T- •i^M^MMs ^IW" FARM NO. 4 FARIi-Na 5 159.44 acres cleared land, known a«-Blae, FA*M NO, 6 Honse hdd and Red Clover Hffl. aD under cdti. ^9.55 acres known aalMifipMI Home fidd. and ^111 .Sgacres deared land, known as Mne ' ^islhiu. . liuiMi imiisiii liuUli 4nd weU-waSeir - ---/^ z tkUL lid* laiid Is under cuJtivadoir^ by sinrmcs andmnnmg watw. 22 acms, mure or lOTjTOam Une grass sodt Ait-watared by sprints watered by sprhufs and mmuag streams. 19.6 less, woedand m YoweH's woods. streams. 37.73a wootflandi These acres m woodhad: No^ 6 and 7 wil k* o'^'"'*^ ^^ ! offered seifaraitely and JQvHy. \_ separately and jonitly.

FARM NO. 7 !*^ FARIfNOS • _ • FARM NO. 9 87.49 acres cleared laiid, knowy a* ^calw Field, 116.6» acres deared land, und«r culfi^lioi^ aU m b^e VM sodr ^2(r aem m^NW^^ ^^n-M-tonaiy FiehLjpdKwrtr 12 acresnftiiiis 6 and 7 tracts w^ be offerecT^scvaratdy and '.-tract IS m tHnDer.''3Hra|)te tenant hpos^ 1 log knownasHdttseTratt Dwellmghouse,an^ani, jomtly. ' '____: !_—! '• • - ' ^n«*hoMe Md good granary iJbootWft. by 40 J!^»?J^ other potbaidmgs. Springs and ran. -St. '..'dprittgs antt mng water aftd weft. 23.2 aerat hk w««^Tind T 'jfTir • ^. mt^ FAR^NO. 10 ' FARM NO. 11 '64.51 ISSt *n>le trees, wd s, part eleared aad part hi wvoibr watered^ i water. 405 acres, known as Ltm^OTcd aadjrdl jutisred. 1

Ftu^uuaj. iDu u a rare cnaiicd lo buy liie betrtBATVirginitf JE^fcMrds. It all lays leydTiust a little^

On die tame day a lot oiF yaluabfo personal property will be sdd, consisting of IUHSS, sheen, cows. cak»^ «i*fU mule, and lior«^ broken and unl^oken, wi^^^ "*«ngi too nunicrow to mention; corn, fodder, bay and straw. ~ -

.ecur^^JS'i^"^^ «tatewin> «4d for one-thW c«h. W«ce in ooa. two MKI tlu^ yea«.

MRS. J«OLLiJ.^Mnit OwB^,^)r^^^^W J. SMnflaiHgi FRED-REPPERT, Auc'r, Decat»n', fediana. BOSTON; CULPEPER COUNTYr VA.