Highland recorder., June 27, 1902, Image 2

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f I ll BLAND RECORDER.
Terms, $1.00 a Yeal In Advant e.
I tatted evert Friday tTenlngbv
*vV. l-l. IvT A THK'-NTY,
?nter ed at the Monterey postoffyceaa
second class matter.
Montercv, Vp., Friday, .lune 27, 1002
.Offences Concerning Highways
Section 3850 of ihe Code of Vir?
gin:;: states; "If any person kill a
.tree within the distance of fifty
feet of ft road, or so cut or injure
it as to render it liable to fall, and
J eave it standing, or knowingly or
willfully, without lawful authorty.
?break down or destroy or injure
uny bridge, .bench or log placed
?croea a stream for accommodation,
or any sign board, mile stone or
post for the direction, of travelers,
br obstruct any road or drain of
.the road, he shall be fined not ex?
ceeding $1(^0."
Sect ing 8807. "If any person
knowingly and willfully fell tim
.ber into any of the rivers or creeks,
in this state, or cast any waste
wood into the same which shall
damage or destroy any bridge or
boat or in j ur any other property
by drifting against such property,
Jie shall be find not ler*,s than ten
nor more than ^lOO.1'
Leads Them All.
"One Minute Cough Cure beats
all other medicines I eyer tried for
coughs, colds, croup and throat and
lung troubles,1-1 says D. Scott Gor?
rin of Logan ton. Pa. One Minute
Cough Cure is the onlv absolutely
safe cough remedy which acts im
m edialta. Mothers everywhere
testify to the good it has done their
little ones. Croup is so suddeo in
its attacks that the doctor often
arrives too late. It yields at once
>o One Minute Cough Cure. Pleas?
ant to take. Children like it. Sure
cure for grip, bronchitis, coughs.
K. H. Trimble.
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Mrs L S Dickenson will servo ice
cream at her residence, on Saturday
evening from 7:30 to ll o'clock.
One Hundred Fifty Pairs
We have on hand 150 pairs of
Ladies1 Oxford Shoes, neat, pretty
and stylish, which we will positive?
ly soil for what il jos!.- as to put
them in the house. This we du
Min ply to clear up thc stock anti
make room for fall and winter
goods. No such values as these
khoes in town, as will be admitted
upon examination.
Trimble & Lunsford.
New Hampden News.
June 23, 1002.
Miss Grace Beverage of Strait
.Creek visited friends in the village
last week.
Mr. I. Hoy Wagner is home from
school.
Mr. Stanley Rexrode is visiting
in Grant.
We are wondering what sor! of
an animal it was that went to the
lumber ca nip list weeli, and came
borne under the buggy robe but
all believe it was a Fox. (Please
publish this item )
Ray. Mr. Carson preached an ex?
cellent sermon at New Hampden
den Chapel Sunday night.
IViiss Martha Jones of Doe Hill
spent Monday night with dei
brother, Dr. E. J. .Jones.
Dr II H Jones of Doe Hill was
cal'ed to see the very sick baby of
Dr. E. J. Jones Saturday which we
ure glad to state is improving.
Miss Kate Calhoun has gone to
lion Urey where she will spend the
summer With lier aunt, Mrs. Janie-:
Trimble.
The Bowen Bros. made a (lying
trip to the Bottom Sunday. What
for?
Many of our people attended the
singing at the {forks of the Water
Sunday.
Our people appreciated ihe music
jit Central Sunday, given by the
Bridgewater I Vofessor.**.
Kev Mr Brill is holding a pro?
tracted meeting at the Pork* of
Water.
Mr Kern per Gibson was through
the Bottom with hi:- fresh meat
wagon one dav last week.
Waneta.
.Spring feyer.
Spring feyer is another name fort
biliousness. It is mord serious that'
than most people think. A torpid
liver and inactive bow,!., means ai
poisoned system. Ii: neglected,!
serious illness may follow such,
symptoms. DeWitr.s Little Early
Risers remove all danger by stimu?
lating th.- liver, opening the bowels,
and cleansing t!. i system oi im-l
puriii '8. S;.fe pills. Never gripe. ?
4i have taken I.'.-Witfs Little Early
Risers for torpid liver every spring
for year*.'1 writes U. M. Everlv.
Mouul-\i'!e, \V. Va. "They do
me more good than anything I
Bare ever tried " K. ll. Trim .Jo.
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From the Blue Grass Valley.
June 24, ?902.
The condition of the crops and
the prospects for the coming year
are now ve iv unfavorable. The
last week in June will find our
hay crop the shortest arel lightest
ever known to us. There can't
be more than a half ct np if the
season is favorable {'rou; this time
l on.
There will be at least 80 per cen!
less wheat and rye harvested this
year than usual, and the whole
can't make more than the seed that j
| was sown last fal!. The* oat cn?p|
will be as light as one year ago, I
and the corn and garden vegetables i
have all been frozen to the ground j
twice, but is looking reasonably
well considering the drought and,
cold weather. Oar farmers have!
sowed about three times as much j
buck-wheat as usual ami ii the
season proves favorable, may be
we'll have some buckwheat cakes
and 'lasses this winter. The entire.
supply of seed wheat aud Hour will j
haye to be hauled in here for the j
next 10 months, and allowing onei
barrel of flour to each man, woman J
and child for that time, the people
north of the pike in Carbbottora
will have to have 2,000 bbls. at a
cost of $5 per bbl. or about ? 10,000.
Add $2,000 to ibis for seed wheat,
and you will have a slight idea of
the wants of our people whick
must be met with cool cash aud
sent out of the county?enough to
extend the C. & I. railroad iron:
Pendleton to Crabbottom without
holding an election.
We see the Rockbridge people!
have succeeded in refunding their
debts of $150,000 at 4 per cent and j
we believe our Board of Snpervi
gora can do equally as well, if net
better, with the ?23.000 of our R.
R. Bonds.
It is an old axiom that men are
moral Iv innocent until proven
guilty, and we readily take tba!
yiew of our friends who have re?
cently been appointed registrars
for this county. We learn that
these men are not exceptions to
that rule which says that no man,
no matter how good or bad he may
be, when placed in a bad position.
before bis friends, is a rascal aud ti
willing tool: but let us be reasona?
ble and not too willing to accuse
our friends of unfairness until we
see how their unlimited power and
unthankful position will fit them
for good, honest, and conservative
officials. We must readily confess
that we have been greatly disap
pointed in the. revolutionary and
dictatorial tactics of our Democratic
friends in the Constitutional Con?
vention, as t'.iey have violated party
pledges and used ''every way that
was dark and tricky that was cun?
ning to do up Republicans,11 and
build up a machine oligarchy for
al] time to come, at the expense of
the liberty loving people of this
'grand old Coin ni on wealth.
Having discussed the question
pro and con, with leading Demo?
crats and Republicans, we come to
the same conclusion with our
Democratic attorney who said to
us, "A more, extreme, parti/an
Board could not have been named
in the district or count?.11 Wheth?
er that he so or not, there is really
very litile show for 'Republicans,
but our friends remember that Pie
rone llam?*fi made to hnnj; his
enemy was used later to brake his
own neel,-, and like repetitions pro?
duce like results. We have fought j
our Democratic friends so hard andi
so fair heretofore, that they can't J
I help but admire our courage, and!
a:-, it is a part of our nature to nev*
er desert the old ship of state in j
time of need or quietly submit to i
their quack medicines, we'll fight
'em 'till we will or go down in I
honorable defeat.
We expect to see a great chango i
of heart, as well aa methods in our j
Democratic friends in the future,'
and especially are we hopeful of
the youthful members of the Board
of Registrars ?a great improve-!
ment upon the old moss-backs that
we couldn't, expect to openly con-1
fess ifafl error of their wavs, (till,
we can afford tu be magnanimous!
and forgiving and bid our friends
l,go sin no more,'1 A man's poli?
tics should be as pure as his relig?
ion. We have been figuring a lit-j
tie as to the effect the new law will j
have on county'and national elec-l1
lions, and tina in Blue Grass dis-1;
trict the Republicans will gain m
About 17 votes ona fair registra-j.
tion but in Stonewall we'll loose,1
and for tie old county offices, \
"tlieyW np 'gainst the real thing ,
this time.11 VVise. ; <
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McDowell Normal.
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Prof. J.L. Jones, Sm-.*, of sch < ls J
for Highland wil! eondprt a nor- j
mai ut iIcDo vii. commencing
I Ot li '! : ructions ; \
?red at th - -i; lj ?
helpl ii! to teac rs i; I he ex inrna- \
hon .md lil them for belier work. ,
Highland teachers eau not afford <
to miss the normal, ~
Report of Board of Supervisor.
Condition of County Poor
Farm.
Saturday, Slay 24, 1002.
Board of Supervisors met al the
County Parish Farm, in Crabbot?
tom pursuant to adjournment.
Present: 0. A. Stephenson, A. !
C. Judy and, Jos. II. Hiner, Su*
visors. Cornelius Winier, Sup't
Poor of Highland County. Dr.
J. Jones, attendant physican to
the poor at. tin- place of general
reception. J. C. Mather:}* Clerk of j
this Board and James A. Bland the
present tenant of the Poor Farm,
were present.
The object of tho meeting of the
Board, at this time ano pine ? I ping
fm- Pie examination 'd' tliepremi
especial Iv as r:> sanitary condition
and Pie care and management of '
the pauper- by the tenant nov. in
charge, the Board made careful in*
spec tion of the farm and buildings
thereon, finding the tenant house
to be a neat and comfortable dwell?
ing wtdl suited to Pie needs ol' ::
tenant with a family of ordinary
size, as a borne.
The building recently erected for
tb" accommed it-ion of paupers con?
sisting of 8 rooms, is a decided im?
provement over the one former!)
u ied for that purpose. Inspecting
each room and Ps content^, they
were found to haye appearance of
comfort and are as cleanly kepi as
could reasonably be expected, con?
sidering the characfc< r of the occu?
pants, three of them being idiots,
two invalid men and eleven chil?
dren several of them being .pot"
youno'. The inmates were i>!l com?
fortably aro: cleanly clad and con?
versing with the adult puaperu,
t!;ey expressed themselves as be
in;; entirely satisfied with their
treatment; that they were comfort?
ably boused and well Fed with
plenty of good wholesome food and
nil 1 he paupei - exe pl I lie two in?
valids, seemed to be in good health,
[t is clearly apparent that all the
improvements sui;. us th< erei tion j
of building*1 on the premises v.
in the last lew years, tend to th?
betterment of the sanitarv con li?
tton of the place, rei il!ing in g tod '.
to thc paupers and Pie tenants a.;
radi.
Ac present and ft r sometime
past water for culinary and all
other purposes (has been andi?
now obtained from a spring the
bead of which is in a hollow
tween the tenant house ann pauper
quarters, consequently Bud una?
voidably the drainage fr -
is towards the spring and "
trenches have been cut ami em?
bankments thrown up aro?ynd the
head of the spring yet it is ques?
tionable whether all surface water
is kept our. however) there isa
well suitably situated above al! [he
buildings whit h if well cleaned out j
and the wall cemented a sufficient]
distance down to exclude al! sur-j
Face water, aud every tiling which |
would lend to the pollution of the
water, in the opinion of the Board,
would furnish good pro.-:' water, in
which event, it would not be neces?
sary to use the spring water except
for stock etc.
Tim female pauper who some?
time ago. gave out the report that
-?io- slept upon a iib hy bi d Ix > au ??
tiie tenant then In J no ex!ra beti-'
din;nr for a change, stated to the
Board lti effect that at the time P ??
made the statement, b! e th< tight it
was correct, but that she discover?
ed shortly afterwards P. 0. she was
in error that ti.er; was a change of
bedding but it had not been given
out to her.
The property as a whole seems
to be in good condition and the in?
dication are that the present ten?
ant, Mr.J. A. Bland iscarrving out
his contract in good faith and has
improved the appearance of tilings
about the htiildin
Dr. E. J. Jones, physician to the
paupers at the poor house and also i
a member < f the County Board of'
Health, has made a staieme.it. in i
writing, as to the sanitary condi-l
Mons of the premises above men-!
tinned, which is in harmony willi)
the above, which report is ordered
to be filed.
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Lumber For Baie.
All kin.P. at reasonable pi ices, -z
our mill on Back Creek, near .
P. pike. Bussard brothers,
0 20 St Monterey, Va.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
aud Don't Know lt.
Pow To Fitid Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your { t
water and lot lt stand twenty-four hours; a j
g* r~>. ^_,, sediment cr set
JJSJS r:T^^T tlinS Indicates >~n , ,
V- ] fo#^x/l)unhea,thy condl
\\$k ? . n cf the kid
IVA U O " ?:// J 1/ neys; if it stains I
V?r-'V./';.:'?'' -~J---"' your linen i
"?>**? Xf'tfrf' if M evidence cf kid- \<
jMJffldlM -v '"able: I
-qi ML/} /? 'Z'\ fri . i Ire to i
'J'^ST^jJ1^ pass it or pain
. - ?-* the back is al o
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad- !
ier are out of order. '
Wliat to Do.
There in comfort in the knowledge so ' S
nften expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- i J;
?loot, the grea: kidney remedy fulfills every <
pish in curing rheumatism, pain in I
uck, kidneys, liver, bladder and c.
>f the urinary passage. It corrects Inability I \
o bold water i:nd scalding pain In past Ing j
t, or bad effects following uso cf liqu r, \
/Ine or beer, and overcomes that unplcas int j
;esessity of being compelled to (
luring the day, and to pei uv> many times \i
light. Themildand thc extra
irdinaty effect of Swamp-RoCt is soon
ealized. lt stands the h
ierful ci res oi
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Yr.u may r, ???
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id al -
bsclutely ires by mail,
duress Dr. Kilmer & ?,., ] U. I
>o., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing me i
ion reading this geberoui offer in this paper. . ji
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Monterey Va.
Dear sir.?*Two names stands
he best of everything in paint?,
he Longman ft Martinez Pure
'aints to decorate your town or
lunfry horne; to brighten it up,
nakina; it fresh Mod attractiye. and j
in appearance. Thev cosl
lie original packages a few cents
: r gallon more than thin paints, |
; it when ? he necessai y oi :- Ade. 11
heir cost is abo 1.20 i ts. i
>er gallon le-ts than thin paints, i
11 ea 90 titi to Messrs Trimble andi
m nsf ord for pricea, color cords etc. i
VerV truly,
LONGMAN fe MARTINEZ.
Paint Makers. !
Any Oh ure h or Institution sns
ained by yoluntary contribution.
viii be*given a liberal quantity of
he Longman & Martinez Paints
whenever they paint. This has I
>een the custom for 27 years
I'hese paints will wear for periods!
if up to 20 years. Thev are thei
>est paints made, and are more'
argely sold throughout the United
itates than any ol her brand.
Sole Agent,
118 81 Trimble & Lunsford.
Peach Trees, Peach Titos
o holesale and retail; also other
lUrsery stock at the Dayton .Nul?
erie.-'. L3uy direct, from the P.ur
ery and save hair. Address C. D.
?Vengeir, Dayton, Roi kingham Co.,
.'a. for catalogue and \ rice, ti,
.^ry.'.'y-'.nr.T
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3 ?4 fe Csa VS v>- - gvj K
I Wino/*! Carani is the guard
i ol a woman's health and huppi- 3
h m youth tb old age. It Q
solely into aouianh*
4 it sustains her during thc :
f*
a ol pi ; rta and m
1 "f i say B
laud preventing Booding and mig- J*
[1 leads her fl
. h the dangerous period fl
B known as the change ol life.
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the jj$
a Womb, and s " " ? n
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It lt valu ible In ?
b every trying period ol a woman's B
ft lifo. It reinfoi ; tho nervous
| em, acts d n the geni
oxgans and is the finest I -:.i;
p., tor wofttcn known. Ask your
I druggist for a fl.00 bottle cf
k Wiso of Cardui.
Bates*, me. AU.. July lt im
I a^n nsing W I
fora g Bhacf-Druaafi
di 3 hare koop th
three girls
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tomi '"i'd- i.-v!..;. Ativltpry l' ???"?? I
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f^om missioner's Office
Mo .?? - \ . ?? v : >. 1903
To Joseph >1 Ah xandcr and Calvin
Vii rgaa, llenami < arry and J i. Shumate
ormer !*>berift of Highland County and I
:h .'.'ii., rc. t. :'. af I* 1 Curry,dee'd.
Voa are h< rehy notilh 1 lhat I have
ixed upon Wednesday the 23 li day of
, Va.
o maki n furln*r report n;i. st
era sel up In Lite said amended lull, and
impl ? and annual
'ental value nf the landa in Ihe amended
111 .. entioned In coi netiion with the
ands in the <>r I ur i ii: t * !';!i mentioned and
be liens binding said lands with their
irioriilea and dignities, and any other
rd< emed pertinent by tue c ira'r or
lera inded by any pan .? In intere il w hich
iccouiMsare required lo be taken by an
? '< - llighlaud
?minty, entered <>:? ?',.? 5th rtay i I ^fay,
U02, In a sui! .. in p ind
tween J 13 Bri . &c I'lalntilf,
an 1
foseph M Alexandei &c. Defe
it which time and pla ?
mc!.
Giv!!i andi r my hand and as Cominis
loner iu Chancery of Ihe ( ircuil and
'onnty Courts of said county, the day
ind year aforesaid. 0. Wilson, Conn-.
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Timber Land For Sale.
Ak Executor of \\
Bwj.dlev,
lec'd ! will on Ju i IVK)2,
county < our! rial.) at Lie- courl
iou*e.,Monterey, Va., sell at pu hi ic
I ? . nf j ne timbered
and. iviji^r on t;:^ ?!; i reek, .idi?>in
ng r>. & P, Pike in lli^hlaml i omi*
v. Easy lenna.
Jol n 1,. Swndley, Exor..
-d-s Bum v'!!e. Va.
A. Lee Wimkk,
MATCHMAKER and JEW]
(/rahiiottoni. \'.i.
Work doni mnable j rices
nd guaranteed. Have appointed
he following ageii
'? W 81 tn Monterey, Va; .1. El.
li eeu Bank, VV. Va ; A. A. Mai
n, Franklin, VV. \ a.
KSmmimsammmeBase3CT2SiST^ 9M i i i"./.srjaaB*
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.,c Bromo-Quiidoe Tablets eui
dd in one day. N" ,:;"'- !1" Pay.|
rice 2.1 cei I
Eye Defects.
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JSnt tho excess of nerve
energy expended in trying
to overcome the-1 defects
causes many distressing
symptoms which can be
releived by proper fitting
glasses.
We correct all defects of
the eyes that glasses will
remedy.
I!. L. LANG,
Graduate Optician",
Staunton, Va.
Charms.
Nothing more attractive in St)le,
Quality and Price could he asked
for than we are showing in our
stock of Ladies1 and Gent's
Charms, lt you are con?
templating a purchase
in (his line for a rela?
tive, friend or your?
self, do not fail io
in j? neel ourgen*
erena offer?
ings liefore
you buy,
D. L. SWITZER,
Jeweler and Optician.
3 E. Main
T. H. & HF. SLAVEN,
ibftfjljti
UNDERTAKERS
furniturToealers.
Will give special attention to the Un?
dertaking branch of our business. All
i of Burial Outfits, from the cheap
eat Coffin to the finest Gasket. With for?
ty yean' experience, we claim to have
good judgment in the selection of trim?
mings and finishing outfits. Orders can
it by telephone from nay Beetloo of
this and adjoining count!
HAND-MADE FURNITURE
la preferred by many ever the cheap,
trashy factory work. Weare still in the
business, and, il yon v.an! Bhop.-made
a oi k, come and eeo us.
We aro grateful to our friends for past
patronage, and wv will do our best to
please and to give satisfaction.
Very respectfully,
T.H.&H. F. SLAVEN.
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Publishers and Proprietors.
Baltimore. Md.
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W. A. Bussard,
Contractors
and Builder,
-Monterey, Va.
Dressed Lamber of all kind*.
hard and soft woods, for sale at
reasonable prices.
Also Hash and Doors vd' all
Steel Roofing1
A Specialty,
If von have any Planing to do
:(l any time I solicit Ihe work, and
guarantee satisfaction. tl.'
Wool Carded
We will take in wool at our place
at Doe Hill and lave it carle',1 at
the Franklin carding machine, and
deliver il back at Linn Hill.
Wool should all be brought in by
Ano;, ls!. ("arter & Snyder.,
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Commissioner's Office
Monterey, Va., June 4ih, 1902
To A N and John M. Colaw in their '
own rights, respectively and tu exe< atora
of cornelius Colaw, >l- uti.
You are hereby notified that I have
flxeii upon Tues lay the 1st day of July,
1003, ot my office In Monterey, Pa. to
state, settle and adjusted the following
account!:
First: An account of the transactions
of the said defendants as executors of
Cornelius Colaw, dee'd.
Second. An a :oun1 of any unpaid
a jainst the said c.-late.
Third. An account of the personal
estate in the hands of said executors,
cl urging them with all of said estate for
which they are liable or # which should
havo como to their han ls os such.
Fourth. An account of the distribu?
tion of said personal estate among the
parties entitled thereto, and report to
court together with any matter specially j
stat* ! dcemi d pertinent ' ?' lil i
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ly of the parties in li tv
ititi are required to be taken by va- i
I cation decree ol the circuit court of
Highland C( unty, entered on the 80th
day of May 1003, iu a suit In chat
therein pending i etween I
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