Highland recorder., November 13, 1903, Image 2

About Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972

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iaUU.-.AND RECOUDEH,
i erma, $1.W) a Year in Advance.
Insueil eve". *? riila,v CTenlnffU'ff
W. n. tv_>_.Ti-xiF:Tsrv,
ca:roa ___c:s yvaax?z9*ac_Bia.
Sntered at the Monteiey postojflce aa
second class mattel.
Monterey, Va., Friday, Nov. 13, 1903.
Dynamite Kills Three at Harri?
sonburg.
On the 7ih inst., ni rock quarry
pear Harrisonburg, William II.
pow nan and two colored men wore
instantly killed nnd Beveral others
jnjiired by an explosion of dymir
mi^e.
It is not known exactly what
caused the explosion. It occurred.
however, while several sticks of
dynamite were being warmed near
a fire, and at the name time Mr.
Howman was placing a cup on a
piece of fuse.
A flammoth Holiday issue
The Decent herDel mentor (Christ
nias Number) represents the high?
water mark of beauty ami utilit.y,
and possibly of circulation also, in
"" '""n-wotmtH^-jnaga/.ine. having a first
edition of "mv.re than a millie i
copies, lt contains 240 pages. To'
produce this mammoth edition 728
tons of paper and 4(.J presses worK
iny- 25 days were required. In nd'
ditton to equisite color work, clever
fiction and strikingly illustrated
articles, the number includes rt dis?
play of charming Winter fashions!
covering forty-two pages
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Disturbed the Congregation
The person who disturbed the
congregation last Sunday By con?
tinually coughing is requested to
call and get a bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar as it cures coughs
and colds quickly and prevents
pneumonia and consumption, ll
not only stops thc cough but heals
and strengthens the lungs. Con?
tains no opiates. Sold by all dealers
Autumn
The following composition ..a.
written by one ot Miss Ulara Hoov
k er's youngest pupils. Miss Hoover
??"^?s.?-,?,-is n^ ~ .ri
is teifehmg the Campbell School
ju ar Valley Center:
Th? year is divided into four sea
sjuis; spring, summer, autumn,ami
winter 1 take for my subject au?
tumn. Autumn seems to be writ?
ten about every where. The trees
ul the forest, have donned their
brighest colors, waining us of
change and decay. The ripened
fruit and grains are being -jather
id in by the careful fur mer, and as
ins barn groans under the burden of
plentv, he looks to God, who has
provided for him so bountifully.
The chilly winds of autumn are
stripping the trees of their beauti?
ful foliage, at every blast, while
the leaves whirling into each ii >ok
and crevice, as if trying to Hud a
hiding place from thosg who used
to admire their beauty. Instinc?
tively the birds feel that autumn is
liej_e and gathering themselves to
? tfether depart for a warmer clime,
hut when autumn and winter pass
away, spring will come, bringing
the happy songster with it to cheer
us, and though the heart is touched
with sifdness as we look abroad and
\Vehold signs of death and di*ca\,
ret we should seek hapiness in all
that it beautiful and good with
ever grateful, bear's to the Giver,
bf evejr^oiid and perfect gift.
-"~"^--H*y'-l Matheuy.
[We should like very much to
publish one per month /'rom each
of the schools of the county, the
teacher to decide which one should
Le published.-?Editor, j
lt Will Wear Away
So many people del ure theraseivi i
with these words when they notice
.signs of kidney trouble, Instead.,
the aNbeys become more and more
affected Vu.itll some fatal malady
such as diabetes or bright'*' disi sse.
develops. If yoy notice any signs
of kid nev or bladder disease, take
Foley's Kidney Vnvo as it will cure
any case of kidney or bladder dis?
ease that is not beyond the reach
of medicine. '"I was troubled with
.,_-.kidney complaint for twn years,"
writes A II Davis, of Mt. Sterling.
Ia., "but two bottles of Foley's
Lidnev Cure effected a permanent
cure." Sold by all druggists.
Jacksons River Heme
Pine Grove. Xov. 10?Mr i
Sharp of Frost visited friends here
la*t week.
?___^_ Mrs Stanalker is haying some
work done on her mill.
Mr W U Corbett, is home from
\V Va where he has been for some?
time sawing lumber.
The school at Pine Groy i isp.ro
greasing nicely under the manage?
ment of Mr John Pruitt.
'Some of our good people had to
fight tire SundaVt
' Mr J X Gardner and Mr E M
Dover will start to Horton camp
6ne dav this week.
Mr Pub Carpenter and Mr Wm.
Armstrong will start tu the Wilder?
ness to hunt bear.
Kev Father Van ni St. Frances
church. Staunton. \ ,\. we hope
viii fill his appointment the last
Sunday in November at his Mission
C..i Jacksons KiV'-r. Paul Bunion
Hodel Dyspepsia Oure
?^ Hignett what you eat.
//.>,- Hi I D)ings.
! Kuy. IQ-Mr? Mary A Leach, of
Vilim, visited friends here inst
week.
lil ra lo ''ph Rexrode. who spent
lust wei vi il h lu r mol her. Mrs.
Hoover, returned bonn* last Sunday.
1 r 0 -I Campbell, iiccompaiiied
I \ Mrs Amanda Campbell, came
over yesterday, The Doctor will
! be professional !v engaged, fora
'few days. >irs Campbell is visit
Jjiig Mra -I Vv' Smith.
The repqrt, I hat a bear han" crow*:
pd I lie road about a mile above
town, last. Wednesday night caused
considerable excitement among the
hunters, and they turned out. en
ma*se to capture him, but returned
j as they weat, and tiiose of us, who
: hud anticipated bear qi eat for sup
[per. had to be content without.
The greatest excitement, though.
"Ihat we have known herc in a long
.time, was caused by Dr A C Jones
I and Mr-Luke, of Covington.
coining into town last night in an
j automobile. All of the children
I in town and th?j country around.
j were gathered thin morning io see
, them lea\p.
The ladies and children of the
Missionary Societies will observe
(lie we.'!; of prayer and give an en?
tertainment in the church Thurs?
day night. Xov, 20, 191)3, begin?
ning at seven o'clock, after which
an old time Tlinuksgifiug supper
tt ill be .er. ed in the Hall
All are cordially invited.
Occasional
Prom West Virginia
/ Mill Crock. Nov. 2.-The Odd
Fellow's Hall was dedicated oil hist
Wednesday at HuttonsviUu with
about 130 members present. The
I Mill Creek and Flinn's band fur?
nished the music.
Mrs Florence Way bri ght and
little son Dennis who baye been
I the guests of her brother Ed. White
and family ol' (lita place left today
[on the poon train for her home in
Crabbottom.
Miss Maggie McCall who has
been spending some time with her
sister Mrs Lou Suelson near Hut
tongville returned home to attend
ischool which will begin Monday,
Mr If M Trimble spent last Sun
1 dav in Elkins.
Mr Hoy Honchin spent last Sum
dav night with his uncle Ed White.
Mnny of the children haye bal
\ whooping cough but none are dam
j gerously iii. Sunshine.
In tte morl am.
On last Saturday night, Oct. 31,
!' ???:. Mi - Emma W liussard, wife
of Jno W Bussard, departed tin's
life iti'ci- un illness of four weeks.
Deceased was a great sufferer
during ber illness but never was
heard to ni tinner or complain. She
was !? yed by all who knew ber.
and will be greasy missed, by her
many friends and especially by the
.dear oi es nt home, who cared for
her 80 tenderly. The case is a sad
Jone, hut all that a loving husband,
\ a kind doctor and friends could do
, was done. Deceased was li) years
[of age, and leaves a husband to
mourn her loss, an iu
! flint babe, father and mother, two
! brothers .1 ;jJ a host of friends and
relatives.
She was laid to rent on Sunday
eve, in Big Valley burying ground,!
ill the presence of a large crowd.!
j Kev Mr Miller conducting the
burial service. We extend to thej
dear bereaved ones in this hour nf
deep distress our heart felt Ry in pa-1
thy and com mend them to the lov?
ing Savior who said. ''Be ye also
iready, for in bucIi au hour as ye
j think not, the Son of Man cometh.11
! A loving one from ns is gone,
A voice we loved is still; t
| A place is vacant, in our borne,
Which never can be lilied.
Dearest Emma thou has left us,
Left i:s here forever more:
Wt again we hone to meet, thee,
On that bright and happy shore.
ll-O-'Oa Vena 8 Bussard,
Bolar, Va.
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Disastrous Wrecks
C.i'-U'ssii":-? is responsible for many a
railway wreck and tbe came causes are
making liurharj wrecks of snffl ri rs rn m
; throat and Iring troubles. But sine thu
I advent of Dr King'a New Discovery for|
i v'oiiMimpt ioo coughs and col] s. cy cn the
worst cases can be cured, and hopeless'
I resignation is no longer necessa'y. Mrs
i Louis Cragg of 1) irebester, Mass'., is one ;
of many whose l^fb w-is saved by Dr. I
King's Xew J)isi-(.viry. This cnai rem?
edy is guaranteed for$11 throat and tnng
diseases by K il Trimble, druggist. Trice
50c, and $1.00. Trial bottles free.
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i To Cure A Cold In One Day
j Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.,
All druggists refund the money if ii fails
io cure. B. W. Grove's signature -...-. ich'l
box. 2qc.
A Knnaway Bicycle
Terminated willi an Ugly cul on the1
leg of J B Onur, Franklin Co.vc. 111.
It developed a stubborn ulcer unyielding
. doctors and remedies ior four years.
Tho i Bin fcleii'j-i Arnica Salvecured. lt's
I for'burns, Bcalds, skin Etup-j
i lions and l'ilei;. '$5, al K ll Trimble,
? drug! store.
? <_vvg?^.?^,.;-c'g^s-s-**ra^
I Cured of Piles After 40 Years'
Mr C Haney, of Geneva. ().. hud :
Ihe pile.- for Fort* years. Doctor and
didi,irs contd do him no lasting;
| good. D ? Witt's Witch Hazel Sah'e
lc u red bin pretuauently.Invaluable
Lfor cuts, burns, bruises, sprains,;
I laceration*, eczema, tetter. Bait
' rheum, and all other shin diseases.
j Lock ior th" name De Witt on tho
packu^e-al! .others are cheap, worth?
less, co.iyiterfit.s. Sold by K H Trim
ble.
ness for "ame; a set double bugg\
harness, ive.
On tue dav following at tim afore
lioiv*e.at Bril ar Spring*, I will jfEer
for sale nt 10 a. m. at puldie unc?
tion the stock of goods ol' C .M Mc?
Clintic.
Terms?All amounts nuder$10
cash, over that negotiable notes
well endorsed due in -I months with?
out interest.
E II McClintic.
COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, Mont?
erey, Va. November Huh, ino!.
to Fred Bird admr. Fred Bini's heirs
and Fred Bird's creditors.
Yon are hereby notified thal I have
fixed upon Monday the Ut li dav of De?
cember, 1008, at my office in Monti rey,
Va, to state bettie* and adjust ihe follow?
ing a.vomits:
First: An account of (he transactions
of J. Ell arbogast admr c. t. a of Fred.
erick Bird, deceased:
Second. To ascertain the debts against
said Dint's esta'*', together willi their
amounts and priorities with any unpaid
taxei.
Third. An account ol' the personal
asscsis belonging to said estate.
Fourth. An account of thc real estate
belonging thereto and iu fcc simple and
air.-"-.-. 1 yal-.i .
Fifth. To ascertain, fi ho are thc righi
heirs of said Hird, and lo what portion
of the net fund in this cause each of them
maj- be entitled, which accounts arq re?
quired tobe taken l*y an order of the
Circuit court for Highland county, enter?
ed on the 80th day of September mi':;, in
a sci; in chancery therein pending
between Fred Bird's adm. plaintiff, ano
Fred Bird's heirs defendants, at which
time end piece you are required lo attend.
Given limier my hand as commis?
sioner in chancery of the circuii and
county courts of -aid county, the dav
and year aforesaid. O. Wilson. Comr.
v OMMISSIONER'8 OFFICE, Mont?
erey '.'a., Nov. 10tn, 1003.
To Mollie Harper and others. R E Har?
per's ar.m'r and heirs and SF Harper's
creditors.
You are hen1'}- notified that I have fix?
ed upon Thursday the roll day "i De
cembcr, 1003,at mv oflice in Monterey,
Va to stan.- sci tlc ami adjust thc follow
lng accounts:
First: An account showing the trans?
actions of E I) Swccker, adm'r of S F
Harper dece ised,
Second An account of thc debts
against sn id estate, showing their amounts
and profits;
Ihird; An account of tin? personals?
sot; belonging lo said estate.
Fourth An account of the real j
of which said S F Harper, dhjd, seized,
showing quantity and location, and its
annual and fee simula value wi', li any
taxes unpaid and due thereon, which
..(?counts are required to he taken liv an
oidcr of the circuit court of Highland
county, entered on tbcSQlb day of Sept.
1003, in a suit in chancery therein pend
Ing between Mollie Harper and others
plaintiffs, and
S !?. Harper'- adm'r etc. defendants, at
?which tinco and place vou wc: re
io attend.
Given under my hand as commissioner
in chancery of the circuit and county
courts of said county, the day and year
aforesaid <? Wilson, Comr.
COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. Mont?
erey, Va. November loth. V.t'f)
To John A Whitelaw and W V Suck
man.
You arc hereby notified that I hive
fixed Hiern Wednesday ihe 15th day ol
December, 1003, at my office in Monterey
Va. to make a::.', state an account of the
,:.'ii- binding the property in thc bill
mentioned with th-ir dignities and prior?
ities and tit* property on which the same
is a lien, willi any unpaid laxes due.
Second, the annual rental and fee sim?
ple value of the property covered by said
liens, and whether the same cai: be die
charged by a rental thereof for live years.
Third; Any oilier matter deemed per?
tinent by the comr. which accounts are
required to he taken by i n order of the
circuit court for Highland county, cater?
ed on the80th day of September 1003, rn
a suit in chancery'therein pendlnj
tween lohn A \\ hitelaw, plaintiff.
. . and
IV Fi nek rn an &c. defendants, at which
time ami place you are required to at?
tend.
(siren antler my hand and ks commie
stoner in chancery of the Circuii and
coiuiiy courts of saiu county, the day
and year aforesaid 0 Wilson, Comr
COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, Mont?
erey, Va. November 10th, 101 3.
You are hereby notified that I bavi
fixed upon Tuesday tbe 15th day of De?
cember, 1003, at my efflee in Mnnteiev,
Va. to mal e and state an account of thc
liens binding the lands in the bill men?
tioned with their legai dignities and pri?
orities; Second, thc conn*, will Inquire
and ascertain what lots or real estate Ie
owned, by the said defendant Lillie \l
Blackwell upon which said Hens res!,
andasto wbV.her there are any unpaid
taxes. Third, the annual and fee simple
value of the same, ind whether Ihe ren?
tal value thereof will in live years dis
charge the same. Fourth, any othei
matter deemed pertinent hy any pally in
interest, which accounts arc required tc
he taken by an order of the circuit coe,!':
fer Highland county, entered on the 80tl*
day of September 1903, in a suit in chan
cerv therein pending beUyeenC WTrira
hie plaint'.;;', and Lillie B Blackwell &c
defendants, u which lime ami place yoi'
are required to at',' nd.
Given, under yiy k*ud and ns ('onimffc
slotier ia canceiy-of tbe circuit and
county collits of said county, the day am
year aforesaid. <> Wilson, ('(.mr.
A remarkable Ca*e
One (d' the niosi remarkable cases
of ii cold, deep seated Oil til* lungs,
emiting pui-umnnia, is that of Mrs
Gertrude \') Fenner, Marlon, Iud.
who \mis entirely*cured bv the ii*''
? d' Ono Minute (.'ou^h ('ure. *.-'. -
-ays: "The coughing and stri;:;i!iir;
so wen kened me that 1 run down in
weigh! fpmi 118 t" 02 pound's. I
Irii d ;i number of rertiediea to ii'1
nviiij until 1 u<od One Minnie
1 I'Ulgll Cure. Four Lotties ol' thia
wonderful remedy cured me entire?
ly of the cough, btreuglheueri my
lunga uud restore nie to ni) normal
weight, health and strength." Sold
hy K II Trimble.
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Ontof Town Readers
[ Have a Grrat Many Customers
Kjmm Out of Town.
I find (oi my record booka tin1
j mimes of people living in Rock
bridge, Rockingham, Allegheny.
Bath. Highland, Albemarle, Peu
dli ton, and many from a distance.
It is only necessary to come to my
office once to haye ronr eyes fitted.
By taking the measurements and
keeping a record ot' it, I can keep
you supplied willi glasses. If I
haye {.hem in stock von can luke
I hem willi yow. IT tl ey 'neve lo bi
made to order, I will have them
mailed io you direct, from tile fac?
tory . so there will be m. lo*l Huh .
i i t you break OT lose your ^ii
un ord -r to nie receives proi ijd
attention.
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bi icu ti fie I Iplici ...
Staunton, Va
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UNDER THE TOWN CLOCK
Staunton, Va.
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If you havs never caHsd on
S iJii W I cs
_-__* 4mI * ** -i^ Nh/
(he Clothier, when in Staunton,
Vol' HAVE
sli:??.:;?) A
A Goop Ti
M Mai at
Popular Prices.
Thc people p| Highland
ere invited to our ? t *--?'
to inspect our goods,
j Men's, Boys' and Chil?
dren's duthil
Harry M, Lewis,
The Clothier,
! Masonic Temple, - Staunton, Ya.
:;'V fi SLAVIC*,
li.
Phactuaj, Lan M
taky Public
; * nterev, fJIghland Co., Va.
. '. Blue Prints a specialty. All
; in this line ollcited.
Tom, Il Slave
Livery Stable, :
R [onk-uvy, V ?!?;.,:
Hack, Surrey and Buggies at rea ?
ouable prk 93.
Horses boarded.
My personal atteution given.
THE BEST STOCK 0 '
batches, Ladies rn
Gcntlcij ?
The finest nssortthent of ring i,
including DiamondyOpals, Rubies,
: FJiiieraldn and nil other stones to he
i ha I, eau lie found at our store.
j Write to w-^ for prices, bi torc j 011
' make your purchase.
JEWELEK & OPTICIAN, j
No. 3, '; .
W, E. VVJ
DOE HILL, YA.
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i Vii ?lwl LuAvl a uilvlul *? :
rectors.
I A tum line ' 1 ? 1
iii.*.;;,- Oil hil : I.
ip or otherwise
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Cap tone 1 ? Il
, FREE TO
I ii i he Ai itdeniic i >epnrl tn ont
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Will give special attenti 1
dcrtakin j l?raneb of our bia ines 1. Ali .
[(-i ? ? , from thc chi";*.- ,
esl 1 ioffln to the fine 1 Cask t. ?
ty year*' ex pe ri nee, we cl dm te
good . ? ?: 'hp- I
outfits. (
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thi an 1 adjoin
ha;
j ls | : :
1 trashy factory ivoi I .
business, and, if you waul . hop
work, come cull see ns.
VVe are . rateful to oar friends for past
[ta^rouagCj and wc will do vur best to |
pl-aie and to give satisfaction. 1
Very respectfully,
T.H. &H. P. SLAVENJ
GIO E. &WAET I
?n k -p pirn
Will bi found over L S Dick;
. & Co.'s Store.
Bil WE, HAIR! HPOO.
REASONABLE 1>R1 ' -.
In mv diop on Wedi - '
urdavs and all public daj s.
mi a trial. Thanks for pits! favors
Jan.31,
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? >n. Ninety-nine of every
who have heart trouble
n rame . sr wheo it was simple indiges
in. !t is a sci snUito fact that all cases of
. net organic, are not only
. j to, but are the direct result of indl
stion. All food taken into the stomach
rich fails of perfect digestion ferments and
. -h. puffing it up against the
This ii crferes with thc action of
course of time that
il organ becomes diseased.
Mr. D.Kau ii, 0., says: I had ttcroach
lublo a..; ? . Jtata aa 1 had heart trouble
tl; it. I t yapepaia Cure for abeu- 1?jx
.
^ ." ' ? fofl Eat
of ail nervous
sill | -"-sure.
. :i times tho trial
r 5Cc.
,0. OeWll r* CO., CHICAGO,
'iv. ii. j rim hie.
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and ? Dis sd cured by
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.ive ia the world*
lld Mtttok Toll."
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baby coverin,; his
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uld tu ; ? (>
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. ,. Xb.c tint it
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For it ta doing him
.wai une for him.',:
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$2.50 to $150.00
K ?! I i ng" shoal.1 K lu
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j. Stevens Arms & Tool Co.,
p. o. BOX
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strengthens the urinary (
builds up the kidneys and invig?
orates the whole system,
it m Bm
two si . %?g and $
Pain*
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' I . Co.,Bi ffalo, O, writes:
.. tdderl ouble fi r years, paa?
. Other medicines only
;lief. / CURE tbe result wu
fine stones, etc.,
I feel like *i new man.
TOLL. ( lonem nh of good."
until \\
I Kidney Trouble and
I a pc rfect cure", and
? that viii compare with it.
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TEACHERS WAKTJ5W
We nee : al once .1 few more leacuera
both Bxperiepi ed and Inexpert) need.
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We Imvc nlofe calla this veartban eyer
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