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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16
The Kansas Populists are said tt

The Kansas POpulists are said to
be about to introduce a new element
into state politics, that is the drama.
They propose organizing a theatri-
cal company to present plays writ
ten for the purpose Of displaying
emphasizing the woes of the labor
ing man, the company to travel
through the state and give free
shows in every town, with the hope
of increasing the Populists vote.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16

Yesterday II. A. Shepherd Of this
CITY returned from trip to High
land whittier he had gone Gu Mon
day last tC look into he matter of
Telephone line from Staunton to
Monterey and intermediate points
and to raise subscriptions sufficient
in amount to build the lire. lie
found the people at Monterey and
along the line were most heartily in
favor of the project and returns
with the sum of 81 COO subscribed
the estimated cost Of the line, and
the promise Of more if more is re-
quired to complete the line.
Mr.. Shepherd had not the slight
est difficulty i'll raising the requlr-
ed amount. As soon as the people
heard Mr.. Shepherd was in the
neighborhood they came in and pu1
down their names. 1t was not
question of soliciting subscriptions
it was a question Of accommodating
those who wished to subscribe.
!
Not only was there no trouble II
getting subscriptions to the linz
projected between Stanton anC
Monterey, but parties from off tn
projected course of the lin came t.
Mr.. Shepherd and said they want
ed their places connected with tn
main line.
DecrGeld, West Augusta and Nc
Dowell are all in for the line.
These people all recognize tn
advantages both commercially al
socially that will accrue from tn
construction of the the pre-
posed telephone line aud tn
response of the Stanton people
, that The line must be built.
The people all along the route {
) the proposed line are reported to J.
highly pleased with the course
the News in timely starting al
+ persistently keeping up the discu
D sion of this question, and the New
is equally as highly gratified tn
the response of the people was
prompt and emphatic.
The matter of the telephol
should not b. dropped with the
" rection Of line to Monterey, b
y should be continued until all A
( gusta county is famitied with tn
= most useful and necessary mode
J. invention.
" Then there is the Valley TIE
/. phone Line that is in operation
through Rockingham county a
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16

Senator Mcpherson has this to
saw about she charge that the SUI
gar clause Of the revised tariff bill
gives the sugur trust an undue adj
vantage" As l drew the sugar sched-
nile, ought to,kn9w what it means
and certainly know what it Is IN
tended to mean. The entire dis
eliminating duty, according to my
calculations, that refined sugar as
accorded by the bill is sixteen-hun-
dredths of one cent. Now, when
YOU take into account the bounty
paid by Germany for its exported
sugar, and the fact that German
sugar is shipped in bags which are
not dutiable and which can be uSet
over and over again, it will be seer
that the American refner is Siver
no advantage over his German com
petitors. In truth, the German ex
porter has one-hundredth Of a cen
per pound advantage over theAmer
lean refuer after he has paid on
import duty. Now, If any enc dis
putes these figures of NINE an
can show me where the America
;refner receives any greater protec
zion than | have stated, will Sc
that the bill is changed"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16
AUSTRALIAN BALLOT LAW
FOR VIRGINIA.

The Legislature has passed Che
Australian ballot law, and the bill
has received the signature OF the
governor and become law.
1t is decided step in the direc-
ton Of reform. The legislature isl
to be congratulated upon its action.
The measure was introduced last
week by Senator Walton of Shen-
andoah. A Democratic caucus was
held upon it on Thursday night
and it was determined to pass it.
Considerable opposition developed
to it, but it successfully ran the
gauntlet of both houses.
In adopting it Virginia has Sim
ply fallen into the line in favor Of
pure electionsin which most Of the
states of the Union have preceded
her. Under tie ldw absolute secre-
cv as to how man votes is secured.
Alone in a room he prepares his bal
lot from ballots for ali parties fur
nished at the expense of the state
and all exactly alike. After it is
prepared he passes it to the Judges
and no one can tell whose lame
has been voted for and whose has
not. Outside influence is in thi;
way excluded as far as possible
The possibility of intimidation Il
lessened and it has been founC
: where tried to do away almost alto
gelher with br.b,ry. Unable to ge
any idea how a man votes excep
Il bv what he tells them, those wh
- bride think it useless to try to d
" so, justly Judging that the averaS
! man who will consent to be bride
will lie also,
~ This law will have no effect |
u lessening lallct box-stufing in tt
- Black Belt. Only a changein pU'
~ lie sentiment among the people wf
l." control elections there can do tba
'' and this change is hardly likely
come before there is a limitto fral
elise. 1t will, however, put an Ell
lis to bribery which has been unhe'
h. tatingly practiced by all partl
n since the opening Of the ReadjuSt
of campaign in 1877, and has grow
to to an extent to be deplorcd by
It's good citizens.
Mt 1t will also be helpful in auoth
lie direction. Rich and poor, bla
nd and white. are intimi1ated to v'
in their way by the social class WI
ms which they move. The negro
ed warm political contests often est
nd cises the man Of his own race
re- voting the Democratic ticket. l
we'll to do white people IN wa
ht- contests at times ostracises men
lir- their class for voting the Repui
pie can ticket, and the poor white II
The in certain localities are often oSt
put cised by their class for voting W
t a another. The law will prom
MS; that independence in voting WI
ing is essential to good government
RockbridCe County News.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16

the OOuy, OD uo uPP-J
Vitality necessary to IN
sure their health. Inc
pneumOgastric nerve, as
Shown here, may be SAID
10 be the most important
of the entire nerve sys-
fenl. as it supplies the
heart, lungs, stomach,
nerve force necessary TO
keep them active and
healthy. AS will be seen
nv the cut the long nerve
descending from t h s
base of the brain ano
terminating in the bow,
els is the pneumogastrlc
while the numerous ~
tie branches supply th'
heart, lungs and stom'
ach with necessary vi
tally. When the bralI
becomes in any way dis
ordered by irritablllt!
| or exhaustion, the nerve
, force which 1t supplies
is lessened. and the or
gans receiving the al
minished supply are con
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16

Gladstone, in addition to $500,
900 left him by his father. has a
rent roll of the Hawarden estate,
which came into the possession OF
his wife on the death of the last
male Glynne. Added to royalties
and his salary as prime minister O.
$4,000 his annualincome wasSl20'
600 year.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16
WASHINGTON LETTER,
From our Regular Correspondent

WASHINGTON, D. c. March IL
Democrats. even those W no are per-
sonally opposed to some of the chan
ges made, are glad that the Senate
Finance committee has at last got
the tariff bill in a shape TO make
its passage by the Senete certain i
1t is really Surprising in views or
the radical change made by taking
sugar, iron ore, coal and lead ore
from the free list and putting a
dutv upon them, that the demo-
Gratis Of the House are not louder
in their objections. But they re-
card the matter from common
sense point Of view, knowing that
the democrats of the Senate FL
nance committee yielded nothing
that it was not absolutely necessa-
nv to yield in order to get the votes
necessary to pass the bill, and also
that they will have another chance
at the changes when the bill goes
to conference after its passage by
the Senate.
The republicans of the Fln%noe
committee would like to waste a
month or so by keeping the tariff
bill in committee, but the demo-
Gratis will allow them that much
time: if not The bill will be report
ed sooner without their consent.
Senator Blanchard assumes his
new duties today and Justice Whit
his predecessor, was sworn III as
member of the Supreme Court. Ii
Mr. Blanchard makes as good a rep
utation in the Senate as he leaves
behIud him in the House the people
Of louisiana will doubtless ratlf,
the selection Of the governor by
keeping rim there.
Representative Kilgore, Of Texa
was not altogether wrong, although
rather too general, when he said II
the course of the debate O.. t e DIS
trict of Columbia appropriation blI
concerning the newspapers 0
e Washington: THE newspapers o
: Washington have never failed I
e advocate any scheme, | don't car
5 Mountainous it was, that looked
a the expenditure Of the public nor
l. ev in the interest Of spectators !
d and around the city. never kne
/ of an instance in which they d
IS not advocate such schemes.
h reply to a protest from Represent
'e tive Blair of N. H., Mr. Kilgoye co
tinued: well | make the d!stln
TO charge that the newspapers are &C
! rupt ard that they advocate eve
IL corrupt scheme that has been ntr
l. duced into Congress to plumber t
d. Treasury in the intcreAt Of prva
rs interests"
H. Democrats in Congress are
is thorough sympathy with the l.
iy partmental Compression Comml
as ion which has been engaged
n many months in looking into t
EN- business methods Of the Cover
ty ment Departments, with view
ed recommending changes looking
an a reduction of unnecessary red ta
ire and of unnecessary officials. Eve
led recommendation Of the CommiSsl
en- has been promptly acted upon
en- Congress, the last ore-for alb
M ishing the Bureau of Customs
ex- the Treasury department-hav'
mt been passed. by the House wlth'
err an hours discussion. Slowly
,ur surely the leaven Of reform is wo
lis ing. The result of thirty years
md extravaganza and favoritism con
AN be overthrow IN day, or Vt
&C. but they will be overthro~d IN
see end. This the democrats are dc
mined upon.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16

1t must be a good article that
will induce a man to go forty nj. to
get it. Mr. E. R. Swetnam, of Fair
fax Station, Va, says; a party came
forty miles to his store for Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and bought
a dozen bottles. The Remedy is a
great favorite in this vicinity" he
says; "apqd has performed some
wonderful cures here" 1t is inten-
ded especially for Coughs, Colds
Group and Whoopins Cough. For
sale by H. E. Cqlaw, CrabbQttom
"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16
Monterey, Va, Friday, March, 49, 1894

The 10000 bachelors of Manlto-
lha are aeperted to have sent an ap.
peal to the unmarried women OF
England to come over and make
their lot more congenial. Sensible
ide:, that, gentlemen.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16

: Virginia; Ia vacation r. In '"'
\ Clerks Office Of the Circuit co TT
of Highland County March II sri
Ona Hevener P'aIhti1
w.
L. NJ. Arbogast 5. II. g. and as such
Admr Of Charles Gum decd. Thos.
! Gum. Amos Gum, Miss Sis Gum,
Jennie Gum, kesiah Wade (nee
Gnm) and other unknown partlt S
heirs at law Of Ohio Gum cd.Deffs
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is to set
aside contract Of sale made be-
tween Kesiah Wade and Ohio GnH
and Charles Gum Of certain real e.
tate in Highland county near Mi
GAP known as TIE Terry lanl Sc
cared for The said Oma Ileyenef al
her IL lis as lcir 1t hN o. S
PROF.: y.
And It appearing from affdav
} filed that + esiah Wade is a non re
' idcat Of his slate and that the'
0 are unknown lers Ct Otho Gun
: decd are also non-residenta Of tn
i state; it is ordered that they DO az
! pear here witnin fifteen days Il
$ ter due publication hereof and d
r what is necessary to protect the
II - Tcste: J. c. 3iatheny, elk.
Colaw & Lightner P. &.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16

The Senate voted upon the bill
for the coinage of the seigniorage
Thursday. 1t will certainly pass
Public opinion is DIVIDED as to
whether it will be vetoed, the ma.
iority inclining to the belief that it
will Lee.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16
The Human Electrical Forces !
How They Control the organs
of the Body.

The electrical force Of the human ooo ayr aS
.ha nerve fluid may be termed, Is an eSpe-
c co attractive department Of science as IL
exerts so marked influence on the td neslta q
Of the Of the bsa 90d Syad N Conveyed BY
produce9 tb Dy nerves e to the various organs OF
met rs OF uilS nc 'oe1rDnIving the latter with the
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16

It is announced at Frank fort, Ky,
that Governor John Young Brown
will be a candidate for the United
States Senate to succeed Hon. JQ-
seph G. Blackburn.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16
The Virginia Legislature

Tn the Senate the amendment to
the constitution proposed by tne
Hou e providing that count es Sna''
levy a per capita tax of one dollar
instead Of fifty cents, as at present.
was defeated. 60
A bill was passed in both houses
to regulate the sale Of cider. 1ne
bill requires that pure apple cider
be labelled "arple cider and that
chemical cider be labelled "chemic-
al cider"
Both branches of the Legislature
passed the bill authorizing the law
providing for the circulation OF the
State bank issue, to so into effect
whenever the Federal tax on such
circulation is removed.
Governor O'Ferral sent in a spe-
cial message to the Legislature. urg-
ing the passage ola joint resolution
to settle The West Virginia debt
The bill, after being modified IN
some particulars, passed the House
of Delegates.
An amendment in regard to- work
inc roads, which provides that each
male between the age Of sixteen
and sixty should work four days up
on the public roads Of his county
was changed SO as to require only
two days labor, and in this shape
was passed.
After stubborn fight the Wal
ton bill, which engrafts the An
stralian ballot law upon the Ander
D. son-McCormick election law, wa
passed in the House by 81 to 3,
votes. The Senate had alread.
passed the bill.
The session of the Legislator
which practically closed Tuesda
night, but which nominally con
tinued until Friday, has been a
unusually important one. The leg
islation of the session includes som
important subjects. The total il
crease in the appropriations for III
two years is estimated at from $50
j 600 to $4,000. The special appr'
" priation include $4,000 for The b
e terment of the oyster navy. +!
% appropriation for Confederate We
Grams is increased by $4,000 ye
N for two years. Among the mo
" important acts of legislation, who
lo are now laws, are these: The T
IN cher bill, declaring guilty of embe
Il element any banker or bank otiicl
H. who, knowing the insolvency
Ct his bank, receives deposits; husba
" and wife will COW lie compelled
~ testify for or against each other
o. civil cases; insane asyloms are to
he known as hospitals.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16

Reports from Oklahoma describe
9 State of wretchedncss indeed
Whole families are found frozen
70 death. Many Of the new settlers
are living in tents without fuel.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-03-16

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Chill could Just jump on little, unarmed band
Of American sailors, on shore TO avoid scukVy'
rnd "pstonish" them with her military prowess.
ant when II came to the American nation, the
lust the slow 10 anger, but terrible when aroused,
iTYCIE SIM was there and there wasn question
but what he "wls in IL 1t is worth thing,
n GOOD DEAL. Tho same is true OF DR.. Fenner's
Kidney and Daclache Cure. It means every
thing. when 1t is known ana used by those who
are in need. IfyOu are bowed down with kidney
disease female weakness, or blood impurities,
t0gether with their results Of backache, hagg1rd
looks skin eruDHOns, scrofula, dyspepsia, con-
sltpation, tho blues, WEAKNESS, headaches, cry
sipelas, salt rheuGl, or any kindred affection, as
well as heart disease, rheumatism, dropsy, etc,
It's use means restoration to health, an elastic
step, norid checks strength AID happiness. In
short it means being "On deck again. II you
are IN need take bottle home to-day. II sat
isfaction not given money refunded
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Co.-9eefed surdfes cuenna - .se..s,4 /.
D0M q uM =
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VIII px&AnTMK1z-zAneEx1. !.
9aaFsetes Loan and Tr~st Ccmrnnv -
fuiaea 6seFtnG - al--1Fdo1 ailewise .
n1Ge o. =. AskoD, ad0intufensor e EGua
CaRtey. panty dsfendnns: sieae1
~ - @atter Il Ms inoclvoacy M n II.
Ssnssg Order dissesias sals a psupsrty;
Hiss 9. Bod " cAs.,e, Ner1eA,..
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Isusd; 6sesndsnts gtvsa IN dsys q -
Willansess caslss cou,e.v :. c,,~
undestsking Co0pasy-Ordsr dirsctine
neeaes . eseditors; sieued-
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Oee1 q de(sutt; stenod.
Aisee ". 1nG5s ". 0eosEe ". Ho.ltdes
00-vtn4tnGD 81 nnes, coneiustcns q lsw
ond aeeSee; sfenoA.
ee11s q ri 1honas Wfssor " 0eorse
- Armcor-JudGmsat % oustsr aeainse
esnaoan5 0sef1s =. Armour; RststsK
Ieo90 Wiser ss.tcred - cGlcs; e0o1s
ta1ed Against defendants
cAzuT1AI p1rAr5nWr-nuu1. !.
~. c. Weeks ~ r. =. Iownssey q a.
xlndinss - fsees snd ocacausions q lac:
trsmost MiIilss Company :. washins-
ton improvement Company--On defend
nnt'D motion to quanh p1aintx6 = No.
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New salt. rn.a.

-. sssowing neS suits were died In the
~ eoars yesterdays
- = ksessr ct al. Va Sarah Frybsrg
- Ssoeesiasion of property sold for
~ e MceasEail VS.. The House OF
- saepAsrd Note and mortgage
ll Wait w. Peter Chicio % al
n - mortgage 81 500
- - esssast ss Margaret y. McKin-
L a. !. Tlrner-Aceount.
IS 1snF ei a.. --Sots and mortgage.
No,<.
Neorae & ca W. Gsorgs r.
- 81 al Account.
1sssy = Macdonald Va L. 81. 0rimth--
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Ga Front St. Seattle, We'll.

The old established specialists sfs still
tFeating with unsurpassed suecsns ~
0entto- Urinary dlssasse a either sex. Al
Private. Blood, Skin Diseases and Nervous
DEBILITY quickly cured. Personal attsn-
ttoa gsvea - evsry oaso and ell eurable
easO guaranteed. Charge iov.
PILES, FISTuLA, RECTAL III
GERS. STRUCTURES AND VARICO-
CELE-Cuses guarootoed vishout pain e
detention from business.
We vii CIV 1900 n gold coin tes
any co.. Of varicoosie tha1 hos beea ~
can b cured b. medicine, electricity a.
any appliances or applications internally,
extexn9lIy or etASnA1fy.
0YHH1LIA GON0RRH6A. CLEFT,
epefmetorgh0A Seminal Weakness, Last
Manhood. Night Emissions, Dscaysd Fac.
ultiss, Female Weakness and I'll delicate
disorder peculiar 70 either sox positively
cured, q veil - ell functional disordeso
that result ffom youthful ieliies Or the sx-
cess of mature years.
Thousands cared b. eefEespoadsneak 81
privatet and medicine securely packs6
from visw. Plain envelopse used 6snd
stampe. Tor reply for question list Or call.
Consultation Ire. Hours, . 10 II {. m.
- and 70 . y. m Sunday houra Toto -
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rHE ELorrEk

ssArxs cERceg= AND nisrascr corsrs
~aASsosn. J.
- States r, All goo--Motion 90
Il es.sss; granted.
! - = ass's Va. Crawford 4 Hanuon--
"A - sssscFsw demurrer and Gle an
q Gnss.sa granted leave 10 Ns re-
lses Vs. Rainier Power a Epii.
to- Ans w. Receiver authorized Ito
- Wy ecaaea for order ehaaxiii.
= - sSsstssa isss aad hlorks.
t1rs~ -. Asor vs. Steamer Raegeys-rsraf
$40 Ssssrs~ a. distribution.
a sffAsrsxST--a Af1ISaxs l.
Na'aase Ct ~ Va. y. ". Lynch Il
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Axe.enfsl ps.~aa,.

The examination Of Francis Newman,
the ll-ysar-oid boy who vas eaught BY
Oniesr 0sbusn q 1:2o o'clock last Friday
morning In the oct Of tapping . till In Z
butcher shop On the corner of Fourth and
Pike streets. vas yesterday postponed till
today. A. Nswman b too young to Be
sent 10 the penitsntiary Il b possible that
hs viii b committed 20 the reform school.
He has father and stspmothsx. and vas
mot living ct home at the time he broke
into the butcher shop.