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New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
MONEY FOR JEWISH SEMINARY.
INCOME OF $1,000 ASKED AT a MEETING OF THE
AssoCIATToN-DR- sCEECHTERs ELEC-
rT0S ~ TIT EAr7-TTv
TON TO THE FACULTY

he seventh biennial convention Of the Jewish
theological Seminary Association was held yester-
osF- The seminary is at No. 735 Lexington-sve
oai tae convention held the Baron de Hirsch
schco- No % East sixry-fourth-st. Ex-Asse-a bly,
iAsn Joseph BlumenJhal, the president Of the asso-
ca-on. called the meeting TO order and officers Of
ne convention were chosen the report OF a spe-
ca committee. presented BY Max Cohen. They
N@s- President, Dr.. Aaron Fr1edenwaId OF Balti-
more; vfce-presidents. Charles J. Cohen PhiIadeI-
E1ai Leo \. Levi. Galveston, Tex and Uriah
-.esfrsnn. New-York, and secretaries Percival
ss-s7-He-- Neg-Eork. and Ephrain Lederer Phila-
ar Slu1asnthsl in his report congra arulated the
SS-esetes On the opportunity which had been pre-
--ssc 70 secure DR.. 8 6chechter fl the Morals
sso-sSsso-sIlp and &c become the president Of the
I-s--tg Dr. Schechrer Il connected with Cam
s.-st University in England, and he ranks high
s~~-s dsSreW scholars. While he has received
-. - llstlo1 70 come here with expressions Of
-tSls-lallol, Ar. Blumenthal said that before tho
tlols could be successfully terminated /.
g. Dc essential thar II should appear that the
sa.sa community Il America was prepared 10
6--sst-Lt ne seminary n proper manner This
- hot reter &c Lr. Schechter's own salary how
vis9. as a guarantee fund has been subscribed
F-aRou!o Rou!o insure lis payment for five years. Air
sss-l.s-taA4 SAID the Jews Of America would be
a. - sIo % insure the seminary an annual income
,,-sssS Ctttnger said he wished 10 subscribe $3.50
80 . paylng OF the deecit DR. Frank Blumen-
- -Nl4oHed with & subscription Of 500
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
THE PETROLEUu MARKET.

The oil markets last week remained unchanged.
The demand for crude and refined oils continues
good, and prices showed change from those
ported week ago Work in the fields has been
more active. owing TO the mild weather. but the
efforts Of operators 10 discover producing
rttoTy have not resulted in any marked degree Of
success. Interest during the last fortnight has
been confined chiefly the lower Southwest fields.
where the discovery of an extension and
Gordon sand pool has been made. The most i'm
porIaut strike is that of the South Pennsylvania
Oil Company in the Union district. in Harrison
County. u. Va This well was drilled into the
sand week before last. and time since has IL
showed less than 800 barrels day. This pool.
which is really extension of the CampbeIrs Run
development IN Monongala County. together with
the Wolf Summit pool which is about the
most active IN West Virginia promises much great
activity for the balance Of the year. The South
Penlls,- lyania OIL Company has also completed its
test well on the CampbelIs Run development. and
has a producer good for $50 barrels d day. a
Der Of other strikes reported. ranging from
10 10 30 barrels Il day. The latest news from the
Indiana fields is also encouraging far
UiviIy is concerned. especially in the LoCgootee
district. where the outlook for works is
ported good. Refined petroleum closed $50 cents
q gallon in barrels and 7.25 cents in bulk at New
York Philadelphia prices being a basis five
points lower. Foreign quotations We're: London.
Lied per Imperial gallon: Antwerp. 221a francs
per 100 kilos, and Bremen. SO marks per 80 kilos
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
PET DOG CLUB SUSPENDED.
KENNEL CLUB ACTS. OWING TO FAILURE
TO PAY AWARDS

The American Pet Dog Club has been suspended
by the American Kennel Club for the non-payrnent
Of prizes won by the successful exhibitors at the
pet dog show. held at the Metropolitan Opera
House in November last In consequence Of the
receipt by the Kennel Club OF complaints from
exhibitors who had been able to obtain their
winnings, that body at meeting on February 1s
ordered that, unless all the prizes paid in
thirty days, the American Pet Dog Club should
be suspended. The prize list amounted about
$500 and although the club succeeded IN paying
most OF the awards it was unable to effect q full
settlement within the specified time. Hence the
American Kennel Club had no alternative but to
suspend the club, its officers and show committee
The suspension does not apply to the lay members
When the club has met its liabilities It may. on
the motion of a member OF the American Kennel
Club. be restored to its former standing. In the
mean time, however, IT cannot hold another show.
while the officers OF the organization who are IN
der suspension cannot exhibit their dogs
Mrs Walter Stanton is the president OF the
American Pet Dog Club but II understood that
the active management Of the club is mainly
dertaken by her husband That some friction ex-
lists in the club is apparent from statement pub
Hshed yesterday by Schuyler C. Hodge. who
the superintendent of the show at the Metropolitan
Opera House. Mr.. Hodge, whose name does
appear II the city directory is quoted as saying
among other things:
At the special meeting Of the American Pet Dog
Ciub held on February 20 at the Waldorf Astoria,
after the notice had been received that the prizes
proxies, held the balance Of power. Including my
self and friend, only six members were present
bur Mr.. Stanton had ten or twelve proxies Mr..
SImo1ton il the chair Mr.. Stanton read
statement, badly jumbled up affair. and it was
accepted. Then he voted that wha tever money
there il the treasury should be turned over
10 q lawyer arned Wood. TO be used 10 heip pay
the prizes This molten also carried. I had
not said word at the meeting. but Mr.. Stanton
and I had not spoken since our compensation about
the paying up of the prizes. and l was not sur
prised CfoT he is a bitter hghter) when he got UP
and made Z motion that I he expelled from the
club. Through his proxies this r1oticn passed. l
have entered protest against K with the Ameri-
Kennel Club and the hearing will come up at
the April meeting
In order 70 obtain M stanton's version of the
matter a Tribune reporter endeavored 10 find him
yesterday. but unavaiIlngly.
a. P Vredenburg, the secretary Of the American
Kennel Club the authority for the statement Of
the reasons OF the suspension OF the Pet Deg Club,
lives in New-Jersey and could not be reached yes
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

" 18th So.
me approximate Gt acaS u
upon portions thereof. whica 10
enaseT q He purchase NJ . b.
paid hY Referee a. follows
J. = mortgage for principal of .-I
interest there0n from September 4
= A mortgage sor principal S4 $50 All
interest thereon from MAY l. 1886.
mortgage feT the principal SET of s. 80
interest
: A for the principal 81 500 aad tn
t-rest thereon FROM Nav J. Isga
. Judgment SGS So srd c-orn Aorfi
5. 1880
There ta-e- a>s@S<rrertS other
ab1ve stated ether than and aIowaneus
be adjusted.
Dated. New YORK. February rs 1900
AL5ERNON g. NORTON Pessr-s
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
gpnutrn l1ropcrrn for 6als.

It faces the 200 feet of beach front; three
stories; wide piazzas three sides aoors,
5S large sleeping rooms with open FIVE places wide
halls and stairweys; laundry machinery.
and gas plants sewerage; block
ton and from Barnegat Bay, IS miles from Phla
delpha. 80 from New York, the Philadelphia and
Long Branch r r. Price s20GsO. -fou-ths q
which may remain mortgage at SC Title perfect,
possession immediate. Address THE ISLAND BEACH
REAL ESTATE COMPANY, 22T Market Street Cam
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
60 Uhum 5t HlaD Courern.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA to tie Marshal ., ~.
United states for the Southern District New York
WHEEEAs. a libel petition were filed in tn. Dis
Of United States the Disrc
1888 by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as owner o.
the ferryboa Chicago. engines boilers tackle ap-
limitation liability concerning damage and
,nury ssgea I ass oesn s m ny collision pc
about the slst day OF October 1889 in
WHEREAS. said libel and petition prays among other
things mon@n Of this Court may issue to ali
onpany Damages for any loss damage or nr Kaosd
by arising said collision citing them each OF
Court for the southern District York and MAKE
WHEREAS the said petitioner ana ibellant pursuant
OF said Court has transferred interest in
Lyman Esq the appointed by the said Court ~
pursuant OF the United States such case
WHEREAS. said Court has ordered tha. nonition
citing them anpear and make due their re-
said petitioner the Railroad COMPANY sor
said collision Of sist 1893 between SAID ,erTy
boat chisaso and said steamship City Of
Comn1issoner at mis- once in the Post Once Building
before TIE oth daS OF April B. 100 at eleven on oS %
forenoon and you also commanded to sdN
the allegations libel and petition herein on
before the said last mentioned date within such
t-rther the said District Court OF United
wha. have done in the premise. DO thereof
District on 1Oth day OF
WITNESS. IN. Honorable Addison Brown Judge of the
Dist Ds,ft Iot q the e.. g9lts g states
H. D. 1869 ard Of the In!epsndence of the United States
RosiSsoS BIDDLE WARD ~'''N
Proetors for Petitioners.
Broadway. Ne~
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
BAD CHEcK TO ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL

- ss - Z Lathrop, the superintendent of Roose-
60 -3I'fa-' was complainant IN the West Side
- s1s0Ercay morning against Samuel n len
--sA 80 s1z'g-two years old. no home who was ac
-, " passing a worthless check Jenkinson
lered - m S surgeon In the British army an
chronic -, ilal ten weeks ago 10 be treated for
ago re sSc y Len he was discharged z few Iavs
had rseefrse - N payment for the treatment he
t2onaI EsrL 3 ehech for s9 the Garfield Ma
Lathror VI XVI Dy himself and payable 10 Mr.
sr Ts4brn-' men 2 course ot time was returned 10
kssd Ts-S-oP marked N Magfstrafe Zsiis-
-Aii-on In z 900 bail for examination TO-DAY
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
LITTLE CHURCH" AT FIFTY.
OFFERING TAKEN FOR MEMORIAL. OF
THE REV DR. GEORGE H. RouGHroN.

THE REV. DR. GEORGE H. HouGHroN
special services were held yesterday In celebra-
ton OF the fftieth anniversary OF the hrst service
in the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, the Little
Church Around the Corner" An Offering memorial
TO the Rev DR.. George H. Houghton, the founder
and first rector Of the church, taken up to
create a fund TO perperuate as free pew the old
rector's seat IN the front OF the church
Among the congregation at the Il O'Clock COM
munion service were Miss Amy BeIlow and Mrs.
Barton who attended the first service in the
church. Mrs. Egbert Guernsey. another OF the
original congregation, represented by her
daughter
Before the sermon at the MONDAY service the
rector. the Rev. Dr. George c. Houghton, nephew
Of the first rector, reminded his hearers OF the ap-
peal for memorial TO the late rector.
The sermon preached by the Rev. Christie
pher S Leffingwen, OF Bar Harbor. The Rev. J.
evening service
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
foreclosure Ssles-


SUPREME COURT. County OF New York
THOMAS H BAROWSKy. ard others Plaintf-z
against THEODORE CONSLISG. and Others Defsnd-
Pursuant iateriocto-y partition ard
sale made and entered in the action On
the 2sh day Of February 1870 ne In5s-sir-ss -
referee In said judgment named VII pabc auction
rooms Nc Ill broadway the Borough of Nanh.tran
CITY OF New fok on the 2Tth day Of March II
O'Clock noon by Richard Y Harne.t auc.iore-rs
ne premises described by The said Judgment
described fellows
ALL those three certain lots pieces parcels of land
va the buildings thereon erected sirua1- and
oeing n the ON Ward OF the City q Borough
~ M Manhaitsn. and EoM known as Nos los aat 80
Vest 18TH street and % Seventh Avenue. bounded
described as follows COMNINtING The formed
U me intersection OF the Southery
STREE With The Eastery side u Seventh running
thence Easterye along the
FoTtysix feet six inches 80
/ Peyton thence Scuthe-ly and
and along the land CT said Peyron. hundred feat
200 seef, thence Westerly
Fory-six feet six inches go q
cf th Avenue. thence NCrthe-Iy
OF Seventh Avenue On= tIu0 r b 70 the
point place of the diensions
less.
Dated. New York. February
ALGERNON : NORTON R@fere-.
HENRY 2 HATHAWAY. Attorney Pi1iutfTs
Al Wall street. New York Ci-y Borough 81 Manhattan
The following - deErsra % ,
"
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26

4 DvERTIsEMBNTs subscriptions The Tribune
"A received their Uptown ONCE No 1-2+2 Broadway
% door north Of 3lst until o'clock advertise
rnents received following Offices regular
once rates until o'clock m. viz; 254 sth-ave.
cor la2 ith-av l2th-st. Macy
ana lsth-st i42 Cburnbus-ave.
West 42d-st.. 6th-ave: West
42ds. between 7th $50 47th-st.; a3s
5d-ave. between 7sth nth SITS lO2G 3d-ave near
blzt-st l.zO5 ESQ 3d-ave.
ast-st 554 3D. ave; 2lo Bleeciersi; S25 Beecker-
sos 3D. 2@0 Fact Teth--t. ,92l 3dav-
avs.i or et any American District Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
Countrp 49ropcrta 90 Ect.

Genternans residence On the heights Best location
New 81 :ghtor. $50 month. Cottage belonging
Phelps Stokes. Amply any local agent o
JAMES W. AZ CULLOCH ~ Cedar y. Y
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
Gitp 6otels-

THE HANOVER.
EAST 18TH 5 z CORNER 5TH AVE
A High Class Family House
Apartments consisting ParlCr Bedrooms and 7aSA~
by the untuEnished furnished Table American
Plan D. HATHAWAY
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
Brooklnn propertn for Sale.

ITO CLOSE AN ESTATE WILL. BE SOLD LIow.-Fac-
tory Property on Gowanus Canal ard Smith-st. be
HamiltOn-ave. and 9th-st % canal dock
plot 25 feet deep good three
four brick buildings with = 00 space
HAGERTY BROS. & CO. 10 Platt-s-. Nevr-York City
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
agents nanlen.

4 GENTS.-Start mail order home on bJsj-
~ principles No investment. No book or -ecipa
scheme RAPID MFG. CO. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
Phila delpAia-

THE RlT TENHGg9E,
e2nd and Chestnut Street. PHILADELPHIA A and
strictly modern
and restaurant Plan. so upwards:
European Plan S0O upwards Convenient railroad
stations ROBT. II RI-AIT-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
BERM @U1R[E 1NE37

virginia ave Atlantic City. y I yards from
ard New Steel Tier
After Undergoing improvements ate-a-
oH since last this beautiful hotel offer0g
70 LhoSe desiring excellent accommodations with
modern convenience. including lsvl
sear neat literally managed. unobsrructed
capacity Roo Specially Spring
son Write for Booklet showing hcte. etc
G.. COPE
New-York tribune., 1900-03-26
EUROPE
DE PUTTER'S
TOURS

EUROPE - - - , ~ --1HI,, ,,, - - 40
Al parts or CENTRAL EUROPE with and without
IlALAl. BRITISH ISLES: NORWAY. NORTH CAPE
EUsSIA ete. Various and we'll -niatured itineraries
superior conductors Inclusive in
May June. july august. Also SPECIAL TOURS TO THE
rs 2AftslrlON etc. will optional SHORT TOURS
PASSIoN fE-AY ETC. Also Independent Arrangements
fer fars and Eypcslticn- II Fall. Grand World Tour
old World Tourist Guide Free
A DE POTTER as BROADWAY NEW YORK-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-30
sGR0FULh IND ITS HWFLL HORRORS
CURED BY
Jol1nston's Sarsaparllla
cr,p, ola - adv Gives Her Experience.
O,IAHr BOTTLES.
a MOST WONDERFUL CURE.

Thankful beautiful village OF bsD
highly respected ady
the in HEBRON Hashnsoh
Michigan 1870 the year Of "tppeeahoe anu l9
exceIeny preserved anu
memory Interesting OIL her ear
State of Michigan ana me anu
size was VIII
manifold eolectons are more
attention than her experiences IN the use
Mrs Hurd inherited tendency ana
blood
and marking thousands more as vie
Transmitted generation 10 geheraon
form another 1T may make It's a
Attacking the mucous membrane
head developing in the lungs may be-
the prime consumption.
troubled
would break in Of
swell became
unghy covered with scrofuou eupns
My also greatly nfamed and weakened and they pnd me very
head
consumption internal abcesseS
beginning Detroit and
his Saisapa bottle
thing faith agreeable
better taking
healed all the disappeared perfect health
Of remarkably
them firmly believe that JOHNSTONS SARSAPARiLA is the
blood purifier wide
n and medicine This remarkably interesting old did
life saved by JO1N5TO2Ts SARSAPARILLA"
For Sale by Trimbe and Lunsford.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-30

READ THIs:-J. t. Haley & Co.,
of Nashville, Tenn. are among the
few Subscription Book Publishers
who are absolutely Reliable They
write us they are iii position to
offer paving employment to an en-
ergetlc man or woman III every
section of the country NOT -occuri-
ed. We would advise those Of our
readers who are in position TO con-
slider il good offer to write them at
once. sending references. They
pay salary ar commission. and give
beautiful aud valuable premiums.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-30
From Augusta County.

Deerfeld, Va, Mar. 10, 1900
Most of us were greatly surpris-
ed to see such heavy snow after
50 many beautiful spring days.
Feed is scarce.
Mr. Levi Jack, of huntsville was
through here one day last week
trying to buy a farm,
Mr.. B. Swoope Of Williamsyille
passed here recently horse trading.
Mr. j W Glendy expects to move
his cattle to his grazing farm in
Highland soou.
Mr. John Fellers had the misfor
tune of losing his horse few days
ago, also Mr.. Eugene Montgomery
lost a fine young horse.
Mrs. Mollie kincaid and little
daughter Maude were quite COM
planning but are some better now.
MIR. Robt FL. Terrell, AID dangh-
Ter Miss Grace of Bath Co., visited
Mrs, Picker, Friday.
Allowing for the inclement
weather quite a crowd attended the
funeral and burial of Mrs Cavton.
Tine interment took place at Rocky
Spring church. Blue Bell,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-30
A Settin' Hen,

When a hen is bound to set,
Seems as though 'tani't ttiket
DowSin' her in water till
She's connected with chill.
Seems as though twas skursely rig t
Giyin' her dreaful fright.
lynn rags around her Tail,
FOundin' on an old tin pail,
Chasin' her around the yard.
-Seems as hough twas KIM Of larl
Bein' kicked and slammed and shoCel
Cause she wants to raise brood.
| sh'd say it's gettin' gay
jest cause natnr wants its way.
While ago my neighbor, Penn,
Started buglin' up hen;
Went TO yank her off the rest,
lien, though, made a peck and jest
81 abbed bis tbumbnail good and stout,
Like TO yanked The sarn thing cut,
Penn he twi,chec away and then
Tried again to grab that hen.
Put by ginger she had spunk.
Cause she took and nipped hunk
Big's bean right out of his palm,
owallered it, and cool aud calm
Hi'sted up and yelled "Cah dab"
Sounded like she said "Hoo-rah.n
Wal, sir. when that hen done that,
Penn he bowed, took off his hat,
--Spunk jest suits him, you can bet
set" says he, 'gol darn we, SET"
-Uewiston journal
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-30
Bath County News.
Cheeks Mil, Va, Mar. "a, 1900

Cheeks Mill, Va, Mar "A, 1906
We never appreciate that we can
epsily have, and it is human ma
ture not TO know what bles. ings
are, oars until depriy ed Of til, m
then ye realize what we have lost
so please. where went our Recorder
laet week? maybe it was 'gont
persisted" in that sppw storm, but
we miss it,
We thought spring had come a
few weeks ago, but it seems to
haye gone back and winter return
ed with a fall of snow about four
teen inches deep.
TIE road subject seems about to
be agirated in the Enterprise. 1t
is a good more in the right direc
ton. Do let's have more Of it.
"Q' from Cheeks Mill seems to
think the road contractors should
work the road in quarterly install
ments instead of waiting until just
before the year is out then rush
their road into order; to get it of
their hands ard get full paw. l.
the contractor fails to work thu
road during any quarter Of tn
;ear, he shall not lie paid for thai
quarter-quarterly pay-no work
no pay.
Rev. Weikle did not come to his
appointment on Sunday. We pre-
sumo on account of bad weather.
The annual conference will convene
in Washing ton April 4 to 10. We
believe the Northern Conference
meets there at the same time. Rail
road fare is reduced. Now is
good time to visit Washington and
Mckinley! We wonder who vii
be our next preachers and who will
be our next president 1t would b
well if the two are always SO close
" connected us now
Mr. Simon Baldwin has beer
quite sick, we ale glad to state be
is some what better.
Mr. Ed Roberts has a severe
pneumonia attack.
Mr. Jno. A. Lindsay celebrated
his seventy-second birthday on tbs
10 inst. by Il dinner and family re
uLion: SUM- am
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-30

1t is very hard to stand idly by
and sec our dear ones suffer while
awaiting the arrival of the doctor
An Albany On. ~ dairvman call,
ed at drug store there for a doc
tor to come and see his child. then
very sick with Group. Not finding
the doctor in. he left word for him
! to come at once Oh his return. He
also bought huttle Of Cham ber-
lain's Cough Remedy, which he
hoped would give some relief until
the doctor should arrive. In few
hours he returned, saving the doc
tor need not come, as the child was
much better. The druggist, Mr..
Otto Scholz says the family has
since recommended Cham berlain's
Cough Remedy to their nelghbors
and friends until he has constant
demand for it from that part of the
country. For sale by John
A. Whitelaw, Mon terey. Fl. E.
Colaw, Crabbottom. J. NJ. Jones,
Doe Hill. S. G. Slaven, Meadow
Dale.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-30
Does your House
need Painting?

Re so, have it done before the
weather destroys the surface.
Use the best materials, they are
cheapest III the end.
Employ honest, competent, work
men otherwise you lose, i'll both
labor and material.
No man can do good work cheap
er than the one who knows his
business,
If you want nice work, get Il
good smooth surface to work on.
You never get more than you
'ay for.
When you pay out your money,
why not have good work done?
Very Respectfully.
r. F. GILLETT.
Practical Painter,
NJ nterey, Va,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-30

On The BuIIpaSture.

New Salem, Va Mar. 26, 1900
Mr. David Lockridge of Burns
vile and Miss Mary lizzie McClung
of Warm Springs were the guests
of Misses Bessie and Fannie Helmes
Saturday and Sunday.
=. Master Earnest Wiseman is con,
fined te'his room with measles.
Mr. Ed Fleisher is wearing a
broad smile. 1t is ii 10 pound boy.
Mr. Will Hidy and sister and Miss
lula Davis were visiting at Mr.. j.
l. Shumates Saturday and SUNDAY i.
Mr. C ? Hirkln of this place
who is teaching in Monterey dis
trict spent Saturday apd Sunday at
home.
Misses Elsie Bryant and Nela
Rexrode were visiting friends at
this place last week.
Miss Mamie Hook was visiting
Miss Lille Wiseman last week.
Mr. G. Il. G. Hicklin one of Duns-
more's shining lights came home
last week to rest up awhile. Hard
work shows on him.
REV. S. A. Parker delivered two
4 able sermons to very large and
attentive congregation Satur' a!
evening and Sunday morning.
This will be his last sermon here
for this conference year. We hope
he will return.
iyMessrs. William and James E.
Vance have gone east to buy cattle
this week.
Mr. George Fl Hicklin expects to
erect a large barn this spring.
Mr. Peter Wisenan our f'lIth ful
mail carrier was stricken seriously
jill while performing his duties one
day last week and Frank Bicklip
had to take his place.
Once and awhile.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-30

Nv mother suffered with chron G
diarrhoea for several months. She
was attended BY two physicians
who at last pronounced her case
hopeless. She procured one %
cent bottle of Cham berlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and FIVE doses gave her permanent
relief. | take pleasure in recon-
mending it as the best on the
market Mrs. +. e. Watson,
Aiken, Ala. Sold bv j. a. White
law. Monterey. Fl. &. Colaw Crab
bottom. j. NJ. Jones. Doe Hill.
S. C, Slaven Meadow Dale.