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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
Gin Wufrr. 8Gnaana.

9tOrfOlt, Sirg, IA. 0ss. - Dr..
81. g. WtiGler BON gtOrfoltsGountp parO
uui ole 4uidulOtSun9 bin UerbuItet,
siuen tleinen weiBcn &nabsn nit glHs
benoer 6euer3uuge uuO Saaufsl gemars
tert 3u buben, neil er ieine Hettlunen
ni6t gelcrnt. Der 2ebrer Sicbt bic Nu'
i9ulOi9unS 5u unO brin9t iu ielner Guts
iAulolgung Dor, oaB Der &nabe Elm unz
uerbsherllder GauAenidts isL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
S25zEaunSs s9lnSnge idr S12.5O.
2nmtt1su Sic rute uuO hoI II ii ne lIdl.

gs iino bic cegaztsiren Gr;cu9ntfie unierer stae=
ren iSdbrit - iron. itGttIil uEo uerIdBIlf. Gitr
ofisrIrsn fur $3.50 - ari tcDIt = be nene=
ten mobiibcn 6oeous ctu= muo ro1peIre higsr
g q, uu6 8e9cuts SfIadS, IaItcr Sdbueiocr~
9lrbsit aus Dem feni:sE telalid1eE ISorteo, IDIOT
tiidbem SdHHofburu NIB Sumeelblurtud SeiH
StEeioer, pie theuer CT ardl isiH mag, torrte
ShHcH elegaRere 2lppretuy ooer ior9fdltlaere 9trz
belt lieierr, uno mir sGlGEtiren SGilsH, elHerie.
iUie groB ooer Helm ooer wie Sic aud ssitaIteI
iciH uodcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
S15sRGnasz un;iiae Inr SO.
ANnnnf fe Il u IL nrffs hrfLn q ] q N

Diobiife bauerhoitc gniiige in ben allcrneueiten
!Uiuiteru iInb iur Sie bier .aeH oeringe poteEtz
li1te ootr moHatIi1le 9biGhluHlsn. iSur IS Ions
HeH Sic Au5u9e, SuaocaGsbeIt, betommeR -
Sad5 ooer @Htaira0s ans ganSpoaensm
blausn, idiparSeE uHo nIcllrieu Sdilmlr rHo
g9orteo, oon uuieren cigeHen fEaitiertilen SdnsIs
bern 9cmadt, III Suffer, Stiag uHo IGiieE tGoslz
los; 4HSi9e, incline IN i"oer SiRidlt be9ebrenSs
perthc mo iaIi0nasmdHe G'emancer lIno, lolne
Die 81 trdgen Sie uoIS ieiH iueroen; mt aHjugen,
be Gaerpdrts Iur SIC usr!auIt peroeH, loentIlh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
]foufen Sic jcbt!
MQeS allf GreOit
Sedfs nerIdbIidten 2dOsn
Hr. $40 ulO sci, SuSs9rpaOran.
9abIungsn auf lange u. kur,s 5rif.

0robe beio"Sere Bargains - 200 mitteI=
idmer. DiaEuszlleber5iehsr ans feiEeH ser epS uHo
HuturRer DieonS, perefte ShReioerarbelt, iboH be-
iett un0 oppretlrt regcImdB8 Su SO, S12 $50, SIG
periai unb mir uert0nieH lie aus su hcu eritauHIt=
den uuHfoiteEz"freis uoI Sc - auf Srsoit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
uusslleberaieher far 80.
5zNauuSzl liz betaith.r fur 1880.

llno id one @endnoer iino es - NIT alieu oeu
ielniten Strideu Der Stneiosrfunt appreItgt
innitt uHo perteft fgeuo. Sur SO haben S,e
Die ausmabI slnes mooiibcH @beiteriielozlebcr=
Stehers NIT Fly-}SroHte, aus blduem uno Idllpar=
sem SereO NIB 9iGcr oeuadt, bdIb NIT Villas
ulerUeeeH Iitr SIS pertduft. SIR $3.50 srbals
ten Sic bic guspabl gIEe5 rleqanten idmarSen
uEb bauen Sicuna= unO 9lop=gScrteo=u =ucbtrz
SieDers nit SammcttraJen, TGrmcr's AtIos=
,Sutier uho nit Seloe atfiltterteH aelmeln; ole=
iclbca GeludRoer, fur iusIde Sbuen l;oe aEocTe
Sirmu S25 6srstneR lpIroe, uRo unirr Uupar=
reiiibrS Is eoitz Sgftcm sibt S9ReH - pieIe,
ais Sie pInhen. sun halben Gre lf uHo Qe=
ituttct Sbn,H, fiir ie mohertlid ODER moHatiIh
III Sctydgcu, uie Sie iie am &eiteH eridpIugeH
fouHeH, Su beSableR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
@rdIente erfer SfaGe reousirt
GRf Den ttieOrieftelt YrciS.

@ @inno sampen nit eleftriihem
~ BURNER HHo iolioem UisiiiEsz Stano
$3.50.
1oh eIesantc HiaEo=gampeu nit
eIeitriihem BURNER Hno SEpr= uno
lw Dtsilings tnlo 1915
Sebr ieiHe 3iite nit Snur@ToP
. nHo FRAME uno SeiueH ans arapIrs
tem 0isiiine $500.
6TdnSuiiihe BEvELED @lds MAN
- TELsS pirsel nit oEIDIzED uHo uers
eolbetem FRAME, iebr Sierpol,
$3.50
- @Eeliihes CHINA 5bee=SET, nit
Slumeu pstorirt, 56 Stitd. S2-75.
GHetIidJeS CHINA DINNER SET,
% 112 StGd, nit SITmca oetorirt,
$3.50.
$3.50 CHAMBER SET, 10 Sth6,
in ben reusiteH 6arbeH Ino Qdno
beforirt, 1925.
$3.50 FIRE KING OIL HEATER,
ib0n nit aiideI uuo Qteiiin9 oruaz
meniir', S5.95.
$3.50 FIRE KING GAS HEATER,
Iton nit JEWELS uno DieiiiHs crHa=
menEirI, s4.95.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
Hceusirtc @reiie
fiIr

9rpBe SptclsDQdrcII.
$3.50 eTtrasfarteS BUCKBoARD
$3.50.
$500 PATENT SPRING SbaufeIz
8iero s4.95.
$25.OOS 6auftI=Gfsrb, nit Bierbss
hGut nberiosen, iebr Hatiirlih ans"
iebeno, $1,000.
$500 grofsr BuIt aus bartem
!nuIs, nit AusSiebttoppe, 2 Sdub=
Iaoeu uzo init pIeIen gbtbeilungeH
81 .96.
$3.50 SECRETARY gult nit leoer
geuuemlitt,it $l.25.
5000 4uppeu CARRIAGE, ldoE
nit CREToN ecpclitert, 81 90. ,
$500 Yup(eR CARRIAGE, iebr
Idlon nit SATIN eeroliiert uHo NIT
Sdirm ans SATIN 81. 95.
$50 extra itarte @Tpres: sSaaeh
nlt 4dielH Geif ans SIGhl 95:.
$3.50 Ic5r itarte 8eIocipeoeS fiir
anaben, nit belpesli6em Sls uno
6doerH uno PEDALS aus lol,oenl
Staht Las. ..
$500 5ricpcIes fir Mdo6en, nit
beipealibem Sis, mt 8Iuib sepolz
ftert. burh oeu SohrltGntcn 9emabf,
J.6p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15

@ sTas toHs4s
3den9er, 2Sro, 2SaSner, GIT. 49, 2Seoexin9tOt Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
IN aotnaD's
~ 'SariGpariata1ts
&eiolbemt
Der 9r6Bte Slutretnt9er
9eilmHa dlroaiidsr Granfheiten.

Gbrouiider 0bsumatismus, SfropbeIu,
Ssudhufeu, frebsartige 2eiSen, GuHgenbluz
ten, White Swelling, @elfwiire, 6uftpeb,
SrOuhitis...
gitdt nur, OuB 6ns Sarinparilinn.8eiol.
Ueut uue 6eiImitteI fir drouiihe, itropbus
l0ie, &OnitltutiOns' uub 6uHtfraulhetteu
iibertrifft, iOnberu es in aud bas eiuStgs
fdeye DeiImIitel fitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
9r. &aOtuaD's
SarGapnri0iGn J1eGolOent.

Gin 5eiImitteI iueIbes aus SugreoeHSien uon aus
Stror6eRtlihen msoBiHiibsn GiJezitaIteH Suams
msHgeett iit, bGuptidflh nm oeo bemHieraef0mmes
auisurihtsn uno gu ftdrtcH. 9ai1 on9cHebm, ii1ler
uHo prIinm in ietner lEirfung 3u BADEN bel allen
GpotbeierH. GiHsH Dollar prO GlGiae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
SSir frnuen Sbnen @eIe fparen unr z
frieNrrTtYPIfes1

SSir trnucn SbneH @eIS iparen unr Sic gus
friceeHifelen.
BInihz5 3 oiIetteRz3aiteu, Stamm, SIrifc Huo
ee6aIoios s1oilettcn-adftdle in ginf Sian
nnO SSei5; S6on3sit,n, nur.. ~ 80. 9s Gts.
Biiitz IoictteR' SGleu nit Sruei SpegeIn,
Samnl nnO Birte, -...:....:....... SI.5O
Yluids mo @elIuloibz2oilettensadi uno
sgidHicprs U,rbuHOsr. S2.5O
8eriblsoerdrtls eIormteBuib=U(aEcur
Hno no SoiettsEsaditeil S3.OO
aaitcn, gelulolo>@deH, SaroSeihHuuseR,
Uei5: DIeialzsiiqnHasn, neun stide... $3.50
gombludtloRs=S SudJ=2 2oietfeE=9deH init
SaHoSeitnuHs, gdrilImttf tftdpen, SulueIen=
GombiEaionss nt sgInidz 9oistt.n,adit.n nit
SanbSstHuHgeH; yGnicure @arRituT
nit bibiaen sob Osetalassn. -. $1,000
Mald)z IND Geluoio=Raiir= Serpice, nit
GCilstienzaaitcn per6uHOen. ............. $3.50
Muitz uno &elluIoioz6aiirzS 2 sruicr, poIlz
tdnois nit sutem Jiailrmsiier uuo iiIberz
plnttirtem Ropie ac..-.. ........-......-. S3.5O
Scluloloz9lGitrzS Serulce, IelneS RaGrmeier
uno al,s uebrisc OOafdn0ig -. S2.OO
Bourdnoiidle BluldlzHaiIr@Ser9ice. SI.5O
BaihsarbettstaiteH nit funi StndeH..... soc.
Nuihz2rbeItstailen mitgtetGnheiGF, Spie=
gel a.. ......;....;.-.:::.;.. 9sc.
psrbunoen .-.......... $3.50
Stldt, siHihIleBIih zines flbsrzpIattlr=
ten 5iHaerbuteS. Observation-Disclosures. S2.50
5eeermciier.
2sir Ssissn eine grOBe gusna5I 6:eermeier BON
6ancpsS d)rcibcsS crpice'
Cine prottpole IasWabl BON StreIbes Seroicen unb
YapicrzSeitrptrern eiRbeimiid1eH uno irembeH Saz
brtats unp, mie bel allen uebrigen, ipreden uHIere
Yreie ilr iih ieIbit.
Beibnad,tss ssarten.
Sis neueifeH Yo0itdteH oon ) Sts. an.
Sin nisIides @efd)cnf.-Sulfeber, 14zfdrtti:
ses @5oo uno saratirt, SI.OO. Nails nitt sufritz
benit,ueHo bei'm GebrauQ, DiIo Gas SEQ Suru6 sez
eebeH.
GtplOsrapbifte 6.ber =no soroEtirt ais
y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
WeDer & S9albcimter,

Sdrtlbmat,riaIien 9dHoter init populdrcn gr:iicn,
SIeweff @de Baltimore. uns SDparsifraRc.
GOOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
2lieretts nmO 2srafen~oSeiOen,

Stein. Diabetes, 8aIieriu6t, 98aiIerper.
itOpiung, urinauB, 8rtgbt'itt Sruntbeit,
GIbumtuurla nuo III allen 6dIen, no ian.
bige HieOeridlldge iid bIIben oOsr bGs @ais
isr tid, wOllig, nit SubtauS.n, Oem@weiB
abulih, Uermuft iit oOsr 6doeu luie ru,iBe
Seioe fId Sci9eu, Ooer bet frauI5aitew,
bili0em 9lusieheu uuo weiBen fuodeultaubs
urtigeu gHebsridIdg.E uuO bei'm gSuiisr,
Ialiea siu btiBeuoeS, breuueuOe8 GeiIbl iidl
einftsut unb Samerjen I'M 5tidfreuj unO
III ben 2euoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
DRESS Patterns,

uon oarsnolleren Stoffcn, z eies II. sSoIs
lenpaaren, ihparseH StoffeE. ttnIode
0enriettas, sarSuoaene Rlatos uno NO.
vELTY DRESS GOODS (Gne poppeItbrelD
Z bis 9 garo Stife SU REMNANT
Srclie7.
Griparniiie pon eiu bis brei Dollars
f6nnen an eIeioern aus oirier Sartis se=
mddt nereen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
GGefiriidl 9a cnzZ ZeebuEoSsSErascu
III $3.50.
1NurOeir inn tner tiiI a & perfnitft

GEeftriid 9a eng ZeebmEossSEraseu
Su uS12.5O.
@uroeu INNER tiir 8 4 8 perfauit.
100 eIeftriSdDe gcehuuossSSra cen fur Saz
me OoIe mooibe Sin9e, 9fuHoitnltt hHblb
seTiittert uHo 10 rel uie Die telHiieH Sra9eH euiz
gearbeitet. Soieteu hl5bsr SIS. 'vlr SIe
isst auf SreOit 5u $3.50.
GtIesdban= Vel lfroaeu iiir amen su SIS.
YOiitip thatiddhIid1 . % Dertb.
q aII.rndlanp4lj SeraeeI fir Samcn,
lduer itlUere SeIos, nit atld5 sefuttert, nit Ge=
ldlTatpcuer 9fdherel, pole JlunouEe, IN Ieosr
oir'ttt pertetie 9eiuanoer. 2SlrtiItJer SSertg
S25. - 6ur Sie
ictt a;,7 Croft iu SIS.
y berz 1aden thr 9am"u III $3.50.
TseaClmaRtGer Verfau Sprcis 8 IL.
200 bIans tIMD fdlwarBc Siber= TGfcn fmr
TameH. pOpuIdrer VaooodsStp pom Stib'dtcH
ShEeIDerH geWadlt, oIe GlcrHeuelieH TGeons.
itets Su sl3 pertaufI. - SIR sic
aui Credit ieBt in $3.50.
8pIosue unO IIberue : aid cnubrtu
Uno SHmu6iadI,T uCr Hst
Cui Grsiit.
AbcnoS offem.
Aed6t'S 6llUer(0(lIge cGOen.
CSeben sie f2er. .snam si. nadD Dem
Hameu i'm SSenftcr!
519 unO 52t siiO- -SrOaOuap.
(295, 7,3ooO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
E iir % duuer.
@0aige@teo rberftcuat,tg
Der 0eIaan0beit 1tltO
3}ititi9feit
GrfoG9rei6,
no alrs AnStre ftbIgtf6Iagsn bat.

/. gppiifatioH Der Dliit,t Oirett an Sis Der
SraHfGtIr.
2. 8trmel6urs osr 8eroauuns uHo A6iaDiturg
ber gSiIfioHclt Der Ullttel.
3. GEgerc &7Hdbsruu9 an Die beotuteAoen uHtcre1
GefiHunssn Der RudsnmartHerpeH aus Der 2SIrbeIz
iduIe uno oaBt erleinierte5 9HorH9en 81 Der gEels
Dcnfuiiigteit uHo Der Uloie oe5 Gtbrn5 uHo Ruts
gratis.
4. Der Bati.nt tann iid1 i,lb nit s:rinssH Rotten
S. S6r GtbTaud erioraert f,ine g,rduoeruns 5:r
2idt obtr 9.5tnsst truobnbtiten.
g. Gle ilno ObioIut unihdeiIdl.
:. Gls itno ledlt oon 5eoem anSuptnoeH uHo
nrrtn unmitttbar nui ben Sig Den us6el5 iunerblEb
peuigtr, ais ,lHer balben Siuuoc.
9tHnBti6eH gtitogta SsroauuEg. appetitmGn=
Gel, abmGaeruns, GtodhtHiBihpdte, beige l9aluHz
gen mo grrotbeH. SartltiblsteIt. fIeber1oter uHo
nerpoler oosr ticier Saf mt 2rdumeH 6erBtlopicH,
ausidlig, in Stiitt uuo pals, 9opte, abneiguna
steen 9citlihat, nrsntitoiienbtt UtdE9el an l9llz
lcHsfrait, ShuhtsTubeit L. !. 10. nniere Bebauos
Iunssm,thoo. erforoert isine Observation-Disclosures
NIT Bt0iSin, bic Uit6itameHts peroen oiret al oeH
aifiiirteu 2heIen ougendHot.
Die "a Sane'ite Sebauolung 1T aud bas bette
gtittsI stsen SraHtbsiten Der giersn SIaie Il. I. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
Ser Neutlhe Gorreipoabent,
Sdo[idb, w6dentlih uuh Srzntass,
a...ha,,,nr ,,,.o ReNe Pte.fV

@. Gaiue, Giaentbnncr iine Weoafteur
(sioGtoIs,r Don s. 9lains),
gabrclsGde gotimcrrsGtraBs Gno SolfsOfHcezsre
sr,is bes tisIidem e3Iastea, eurd, 9rdser s.iOrst
I2L 6ts.; taaIieIe uBo Spnuta .stnSeabs 10
gents pro gSoe sabbar an bic oas Slatt b.orsenosn
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 pyp SahT, Ilir tdrSer
Set inI Serbdtnig; iiiT bi, podientlid,e Mmsenhe
nit Gonatassblatt, portuireb nit sbSns tar clubs
81 so pro Sapr, raD irseno siaem Sfte oes SnloE,
pro Sobr.-0as bette unb biuigite oentiaae Siatf
In Der 0li.tcI= uro SloHGa:el-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
Siautants ,t.o 6oIS;dmm6. .

SterIinsflbern u. uierfaG plattirt
!. Ssuf &uSfn in amsiebenoeus auo foftbarens
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Gin MammntE Caaer.

6rpsc SSertbc in &eScrs, Seliulpie= une 4Iui
SpiIettemsStdifd1en, ArbeitssSdftd)en Uni
A1,fir l,n,-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-15
NetQiuerD=
SertQnf}SS;; {: {:
75c., $1.O0 uzb 81 .25 BEA-
vER= uH0 ,SilS=rite in alen
SSarben uno iSaeohs Su
goenfals So. 90 uno s4OO
Oameu= TRIMMED 8ite u
$I.9S.

gpenfaas $500 uno S4.OO
DameH= TRIMMED nute 81
$I.9S.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-05-25
If You Wish to Help the Town.

Don't failto sound is praiseswhere
ever you are.
Don't make your money out OF
it's citizens and spend it some where
else.
Don't frown on every public i'm
provement simply bacause it will
cost you a dollar or two.
Don't sheer at the efforts Of your
fellow citizens to build up your
town, but lend helping hand your
self.
Don't talk a great deal about
what should be done and remain on
the back seat waiting for some one
else to do it.
Don't say board Of trade is mo
good on earth" until you can prove
it by statistics
Don't say the public schools are
a failure because your boy has been
upsetting the schools discipline and
has been punished for it.
Don't stay at home on election
day, but get out and "huStle" fol
good men and good governments.
Don't let a local paper that il
the towns untiring champion
abandon the champion business
because of lack Of deserved pat
rOnage.
Don't forget to drop your dolla
in the slot when the committe
that is after a new enterprise come
around with the subscription list.
Don't forget that in building u
: the town heaFtY'eo cooperation unite
, endeavor and a spirit Of get Their
are what win the day. There is n
$ pull like strong pull, a long pu
and pull all together.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-05-25
TOWNS SWEPT BY
FLOODS.
,ohnstowyn and WilIiamsport mum
~deted-Two Coxeyites Esfsofte0
Drowned at JohnStown--HouSeS
and Bridges Sweep Away-"Raii"aV
vxafdc suspended Icy Washoues'

Jamestown, May q at 3 o.
clock this morning Johnstown was
visited by the most disastrous flood
since the great flood Of May 81
lS89.it is hard to estimate the loss
vet but damage done in this city
and within five miles of 1t will sure
" amount'to hundreds OF thousahGs
Of dollars The Pennsylvania raj
road is the heaviest loser most OF
its loss being the result of bad
washout in its track above tie Cone
maugh river when the flood came
there was great excitement Parties
went from house to house awaken
ing the occupants. The whistles blew
and the city was alive with teams
and people who were taken to West
MOIl.C a q II >. Z III w wv
tile streets were covered with water
to the depth Of six feet and small
houses were washed away. Okla
homa House, owned by Peter sey.
mour, was swept away. A three
story building belonging Phillip
Brown, was torn from its foundation
Five cars were washed away In
one we're five tramps who are SaiC
to have been members of Gavin
band Of Ccxeyites. Three Of then
got away, but two were drowned
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-05-25

~ ~!
For 100 cents or 4 quarters Of Il |
dollar, Capt. c. B. Sweclser, the Sill
yer Tongued Auctioneer, will send
you a receipt for making the homa-
jena ragical tfagica' incomprehensi-
bic non-explosible compound ex-
tract Of double distilled nitetute
toilet soap.
Talk about your astronomical
calculation a ID scientific investiga-
ton, but the man who invented
this soap studied for four hundred
years, as he dove into the deep, dark
mysteries of chemical analysis he
solved the problem that no man or
woman born could be an honest
christian without the use Of soap.
Take Il smell Of it gentlemen eat
a cake Of it ladies, and if you don't
like it spit it out. Children, take a
smell Of it, it is Illuminated with
the balm Of a thouand flowers, one
drop will make ycu smell good
from nowuntil after Christmas. I'll
o,orantee II to remove tar, pitch
paint, oil, varnlsh, axle-grease from
yom clothing, stains from your
conscience, pitnples from your face
dandruff from your head. tobacco
stain from your shirt front and
whiskers from your stomache.
It will enamel your teeth strength
en- your nerves, make your breath
smell sweet, purify yonr blood. cur
your bangs, Cor hair, relax your
muscles, and put smile on YOU
face as long as u down East COW
track. Time will never wear 1T away
its sure cure for bald heads, scale
heads, bloody noses. chapped hands
and dirty feet. All for ten dime
or twenty nickels. Address
THE GAss WoRKs, Dunmore w
Va.-Pocahontas Times.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-05-25
SAILED TIE SEAS 50 YEARS.
One of His Experiences.

For thirty-eight years Capt. LOUD ioilow ol
+ha seS most OF that time as master OF YES
sell and upon retiring from tie water S as sp
nointed by the Secretary Of the nlteu otl' Io
Treasury superlntend the seal hsnerle' liz in
Alaska which position he he'd i've years Aio
relates one experience rs follows: II ,r,,h
"FOr several years | had been troubled mien
concrai nervousness and pain in the region
Of nv heart. My greatest alillctiIo,a e "%9
seepIessness; it was almost lmpoSslDie az an1
time to obtain rest and sleep; Having sGo1
DR.. Miles remedies advertised began us ny
Neryine After taking small quIamti a yyo oIo
beneft received was SO great that was PO o,1-
lively alarmed, thinking the remedy IN
ous to me; but on being assured by INC urIiS-
Gist that it was perfectly harmless c1n5in1
ned il together with the Heart cure dOqpt by
I cnn conscientiously say that Dr h u t Ala
storative Nervine and New, heart Cut r. ,' oIr
more for me than anything had ever take ns
I had been treated by eminent phystch1a o,I'
| in New York and San francisco wlthput O gu
est. / owe my present good healIn 10 i ias
idiciOus use of these most yaluaDIe +
! and heartily recommend them TO al anlsGoe"
as was."-Capt. A. p. Loud, Hampee d., M ~, 70
DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine ana new Oure
are sold by all druggists on posItlVe Eudhra NJ
tee. or by Dr. Miles Medical 20, ElH ~ vi !,
ind on receipt of price, 81 per bottIe, OF 81 -
bottles for s., express prepaid They an
free from all opiates and dangerous drugs
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-05-25
4 BARGAIN

A Bargain is what
the public likes and
the mOstTeading mat
ter to be had for the
least money, we term
p bargain. We have
one to offer. Here it
is. For the small sum
of $1.75, paid In adj
vance, we will send
YOU The RECORDER
and the ATLANTA Con-
sTlTUTI0N for one year
The RECORDER will
give you the county
news and the C0NSTL"
TUITION will give YOU
the balance, SO for 3 1 c.
70 you can Keep W0il
posted on the events
of the day at home
abroad.
Send In your name
and we will send yOU
sample copy OfCOnstir
| tuition.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-05-25
Board of Supervisors.

The Board Of Supervisors met
last Monday and audited claims a
gainst the county and fixed the lev
les for the present year. The levy
for county purposes and for schools
is same as for last year. The levy
for county purposes includes final
appropriation Of $4,000. for jail
building, the interest ON county
bonds besides the usual yearly ex-
penditures Of the county with a
margin for contingencies.
The levy for road purposes was
fixed at 20 cts. on the 800 an III
crease of i've cents over the levy OF
last year for same purpose. But
owing to the reduction in values on
personal property, the rates. taken
as a whole, will be very nearly the
same as for last year.
Supervisor Sterrett. offered res
olution to the effect that hereafter
the road tax sho1ld be apportioned
to the three districts Of the county
on the basis of the sum OF the tax
collected in the. several districts, IN
stead of upon the milage OF road
in the districts as heretofore; upon
which resolution S. w. Sterret
voted in the affirmative and }. :
! McNulty and j. NJ. Terry IN tn
negative: whereupon Supervise
! Sterrett, gave notice that he woul
appeal from the action Of the Boar
Land owners on Head OF jackson
River and adjacent territory, file
a petition asking the Board Of ou
pervisors to declare certain boun
dairy extending from the 5. X
road southwark as far as the res
= dence of Peter Gum, a lawful fenc
as to horses, colts and mules, DIT
notice Of which will be given b.
I fore action thereon is taken by tn
Board.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-05-25

Mr. James Fl. Lindsay, editor OF
the Charlottesville Progress was OF
Thursday appointed by the Govern yer
or a member Of the Board Of Flsi,
tors Of the Deaf, Dumb and Bhnd
Institution at staunton, to fill the
vacancy Occasionel by the death OF
Col. George E. Dennis Of Rocky
Mount. Mr. Lindsay was at one
time a teacher in this institution
Ills appointment is for two years
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-05-25
The DeIinator For June is called
the
Summer rumber,

and IS 4 superb mum Der in every re-
spect, the amount of practical and
interesting reading matter being
largely increased. The article in
the College series describes A Girls
Life and Work at Smith, and is
written by a recent and brilliant
graduate. There is also very sug-
gestive and entertaining paper on
A German-School Commencement.
Nursing as an employment for
Women as ably treated by Louise
Darche, Superintendent of the New
York CityTrainingSchool for Nurs-
es. An appropriate pattern arti-
Gle. in addition to the regular month
ly Issue, is on dress for Summer
Sports, end another, equally sulta-
bic to the time, gives information
on Trunks and Trunk Packing. The
opening chapter on Vocal Culture
by the author of Delsarte Culture
is in this number, and should as
beneficial as the series just closed
The papers on Hygenic Living are
continued; and the confidence thai
should exist between Mother anC
Daughter is the theme of the article
bearing that title. A Rosebud Par
ty is described, and other contribu
tions are How to Serve Small Fruit
Daintiness in the Home, the eve
popular Tea-Table Gossip, and A
mong the Newest Books. The ar
ticles on Knitting, Tatting, Nettin!
and Crocheting show many orlginl
nal and attractive designs.
The Subscription Price of the De
lineator is One Dollar Year. SIN
gle Copies, Fifteen Cents.
Published by the Butterick Pub
fishing Co. Limited,
New York, and For Sale by Locf
Agents and Newsdealers.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-05-25

Cleveland Moffet will give in the
June number of McClures Maya
zine some futher account Of the
care and training Of captive wild
beasts, as unfolded to him by sever
al months of intimate study; and
the article will be illustrated with
some more OF Mr. Handbags re-
markable pictures Of wild beasts
drawn direct from life.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-05-25

vYirginia: In vacation-In the Clerks
" office of the Circuit Court Of High
land county, on the 18th day OF May
1894. ..-.
Ashby j. Williams Ppttf
" against In ChancefS'
Rosa P. Williams DeGt. -
The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce avinculo matrimonii. by the pialn'
tiff from the defendant; and it appearing
from affidavit filed that the said defend
ant Rosa P, Williams, is a nonresident
of the state of Virginia: 1t is ordered
that she do appear here within flfteer
days after due publication hereof anc
do what is necessary to protect her inter
est. .....
Teste. J. c. Matheny CPk
L. H. Stephenson p.