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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
PITTsRrRG- .. BOSTON. 4

Pittsburg. July e-Excellent fielding and good
pitching by Philppi kept Boston down 10 four
hits Although Ws's support ragged and
the errors costly, he was hit hard and often. At
tendance. 2,9o). Score:
r II. y.
Plttsburg ...........2 x--0 IL
Boston ........-.....1 o o o o o.
Batteries Phllippl and thinner. Willis and Moran
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NoHPARF11, cII-R Suspended

At meeting OF the Harlem Rowing Association
last night the NonpsreIl Rowing Club was sus-
pended pending the settlement Of a financial claim
The West Philadelphia Boat Club. which won the
intermediate four gig race. disqualified because
J. p. Akin was proven % be a senior The rare
goes to the Wyandotte Club
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Hatasoo l24. CSpencere lIo-IV
la1c ia tf3urnst I--1
Champagne. 80. -(Cochranp -
Lady Viola. tor1lth)
Hanover Queen. 124 (Mccuep Do Zo-l
Time. 1:C0<s.
Start bad. ridden 49, s.s
FIFTH RACE-SeIlng; for two-year-olos; sioo aooeo-
Five and one-half furlongs.
Edward Kelly's ca. c. I-ocket, by Halma- NJ g., a,
Token ib.........-....(G thompson <o-i
II T. Grifin's br. c. Wild Oats. by Re :, ,
Guita-Sp!naway 100. tWilkerson) W -
Frank b. c. Ben Howard by
Ben Strome-Mary Howard, 11o...:-- =. , ~
(Pickerng) col 20
-. COdorn) o 2-1 ID
Halberder. 107. .............----- (Shawl ~
Flintlock. 1Oo. -tIouI'~' y ~
Time. I;0S15.
Start Won driving
SIXTH RACE-For e-year-olds and upward; souo
cdded. one-siNteenth miles.
G. p. Morriss c. Bedeck, by Star Ruby . G
-Bedotte. "a n. ...........-. (Desmono) 81 10
r r. Rice's b. c. Wax Taper, by Candle
mas-I-tility, l14...-...--... .CTurner) l-lo OUT
W. c. Days Ginki by Tindoo- -
Frar cesc2. pa. ID OConnor) iuo-I
Time, 1:iS
Start good. Won driving
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington

r. II. T.
Baltimore ........O o q 0 o pa |
STANDARDIZATION and Clarke McCinnity and Robinson
AT CLEVELAND.
r. IL F.
Detroit ...-.........1 o / o o . oil 10 0
Batteres-Weyhing. Hart ard Wood; siever Bue-
low.
AT MILWAUKEE.
- r. II. +.
Milwaukee .........0 3 % IS 2
Chicago .............o 3 o Pr IA /
- Batteries.Garvin. Hustng Maloney and Common:
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BICYCLE RACES TONIGHT.

An interesting programme of bicycle races has
been arranged for the Manhattan Beach track to-
night. There will be ten-rnile motor paced race
for amateurs. in which entered smith Bedell
Van Colt, Dove and Blanqui
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TWO RACES FOR MR.. WHITNEY.

Tendon July 9-William c. Whitney's Shih-
boleth FLY u. ReifO the Bingham Plate FOR
tvo-vear-olds hve furonGs. at the Nottingham
July meeting to-day. Holsten q. Relfp also
owned by Mr. Whitney. the Basford Plate FOR
three-vear-ods and upward one mile and half
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F4TALLY RURNEp IN CFARCO4L PIT.

Torrtngton Conn, July cit has just been learned
here that Emil Ruot, sixteen years old. died al
West Cornwall Sunday night from burns re-
ceived in a horrible manner. The boy was tendhs
charcoal pits and fell twenty feet bed OK
live Goals. With clothing ablaze he crawled 10 me
top and walked hile and a half TO his home f'e
died
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RAcINo.-Brighton Beach Racing Association Brighton
Beach. 2:30 m.
LAWN TENNIS.Invitaton tournament. Tuxedo; West
championship. Chicago; Canadian championship
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES championship. Buffalo Expos-
ton.
HORSE sEoW.-Atantic City Horse Show.
BASEBAI,L--Sew-York Cincinnati at CINCINNATI
Brooklyn Louis 81. Louis.
POLO.-Tournaraent a Cedarhurst. 4:30 2.
YACHTING.-Big eloop of Newport.
GoLF.-Connecticut State championships. New-Haven
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EASTERN LEAGEE.

At Worcester-Toronto. 5: Worcester o.
At Hartford-First garne-Hartford Q: Buffalo Sac
ond game-Huffalo. 2: Hartford. l.
At Proydence-Monreal 81 Providence g.
At Syracuse-Syracuee. 3: Rochester 4
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Earned runs-S,. Louis 4 Brooiylyu 3 base hits
Kelley, DAILY Sacrifice hi,s-Burkett. Heidrek. Left
bases-St. Louis. 2; Brooklyn. o. Home run-Gatins.
Double plays Burke.t and Ryan; Wallace. Padden and
Mccain. Dahlen and Kelley; DAILY, Dahlen Kelley
Bases haIis-On McJames .. of Murphy. !. Struck
outBy McJames /. hy Murphy. !. Stolen bascs-Keeer.
Sheclard. Dahlen. Iadden. Time. As. Umpircs-
Mcclure
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Earned runs-Circinnati 8 Two base hits-van Hal
tren. Mcbride Three base ht-Masoon. Stolen base
Van Haltren. Double plays-Davis TO Buelow Strans
Davis 10 Camel Davis 70 Camel PETIT 20 Haherer FTs
base balls-On Case >; off Phyle !. Struck out--B
Case. ]: BY Phyle 3. Time so. Umpire-Behe
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BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Runs at the fal o. each Wicket
FIRST INNINGS.
New-York ........ ] 80 SO 81 as ~ ~
Canada 1870 i5s e03 25S 25s 2sS aes
SECOND INNINGS.
New-York o 10 SO Sc ~ 50
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BASEBALL.
NETWORK LOSES ANOTHER GAME AT
CINCINNATI AND DROPS BACK
INTO THIRD PLACE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUl

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. s. New-York, IPittsburg 0; Boston, 4.
st. Louis 3; Brooklyn, g. Phadelphis, 6; Chicago. g.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit II: Cleveland l. Baltimore 3: Washington, l.
Chicago IL Milwaukee. o. Boston Philadelphia. rain
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THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY

New-York Cincinnati Cincinnati BROOKLYN vs. St
Louis, st. Louis: Boston Pittsburg at Pittsburg
Philadelphia Chicago. at Chicago.
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NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The Ekwanok Country Club. OF Manchester Vt
will hold it's annual tournament for the Presidents
Cup August H. IL and 16 This cup is gift
OF f. s Isham. Of Chicago. and is valued at LOO
The tournament promises to be one OF the most
important Of the midsummer season. Among those
expected to take part T. r Reid OF MontciaIr:
Or. Clark Burnham and j. H Merritt OF Dykcr
Meadow: ]. Il. Baker, Of Englewood and w n
Davis, OF Lakewood
The dates for two moro State golf championships
have been announced The Maine league will hold
Its annual tournament the links OF the Port
land Golf Club from August % 70 "a. and the New
Hampshire league the Beaver Golf club from,
September 10 Z. inclusive
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TINCTNNATI
ali ~


in ninth inning. 1.-TWO out when win
ming scored.
cincinr Observation-Disclosures 0 0 o q 3-5
New York q I q 3 q o Of
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Start bad. Won cieveriy
FOURTH RAcE-THE VENUS STAKES OF Sc 600; for
tvo-yesr-old nliie-. Five furlongs.
). r. Mscdens br. & Gunhre. by Hast
snFs-Royal Gun. lof- -fShaxD 81 81
Hitchcock CHI Z. Rossigno.
Rossington--Tausble. Jo7.. .fAcG.nnp l2-l 81
] Il smyths blk. Z. Disadvantage by
ST cseoree-vantage. ia 49,. .Gurner) 3 al Ii
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BOWLING ANALYsIs-FIRsr
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
Just Il Word or Two.

We clapped one Of our suits on {
fellow the other day and it fit hin
so nicely that he asked when We
had taken his measure. That,
what our suits are made for-to fit
you. Before orr large and varied
stock Of clothing, Of the very best
quality and make. is too badly
broken you should look through it
and made a selection.
The matter Of electing shoes
very often perpleXes one, but our
large assortment, of best makes
and most stylish to be had, for
men, ladies and children, oyercomes
all difficulties and you are at once
made comfortable with something
nice.
Our stock of underwear is COM
plete. over shirts OF all kinds, re-
member.
Ladies, before you buy your coats
YOU should see our line. They
are the latest. and keep in mind
too. that our stock is complete in
all its departments and give me a
call. J. A. Whitelaw.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
FORANEW TRUNK LINE
Encouraging r. x. News for
Highland.-TO Be A Great
Trunk Line.

A special dispatch to the Balti-
more Sun, from Parkersburg. w.
Va, dated Nov. 4, sets forth a
great move that is being made in
railroad circles, which if consum-
mated will furnish Highlal d with
grand trunk line extending from
the Great Lakes to Tide Water.
The dispatch is as follows: Sen
ator Elkins, together with the
Gould interests, is working, it is
stated here, on a plan for IA trunk
line to run from the Great Lakes
to the scaboard through the West
Virginia coal fields:
The line will embrace the Little
Kanawha and West Virginia Cen
trial in this State, the Chpsapeak e
and Western and the Orange and
Fredericksburg in Virginia, the
GAINESVILLE and Ohio in Ohio and
the new line Of the Wabash from
Chicago to Toledo. The Little
Kanawha has been bought, the
Orange and Fredericksburg has
been bought. work On the Chesa-
reake and Western extension TO-
ward West Virginia is in progress
and many acres at Gloucester Point.
at Ike mouth Of the York river,
have been Bought for terminals.
The connecting lines will all be
built as soon as possible, it is said,
AID within year 1t is expected
that the trains will be running
through on the new trunk line in
competition with the Baltimore
and Ohio.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
CrabbOttOm Items.

New Hampden. Nov. 1st, 1901
Dir. Il. J. Jones started Monday to
Baltimore. His family accompani-
ed him as far as Bridgewater.
Mr.. Sharpe of Pocahontas visit
ed his daughter Mrs Suapp recently
Mr.. JnO. b. Hevener has moved
to our village again. We are glad
tohaye him in our midst.
Rev. Mr.. Compton is having a
very good meeting at Central.
Tie U. b. Church on the Spring
Run Hill will soon be flushed.
Misses Marjory and Lucy Wiley
of Monterey spent Sunday night
with Crabbottom friends.
Mr.. Henry Arbogast, of Franks
Run is quite i'll.
Mr. Jno. Winners fine horse ran
off recently--the buggy was badly
damaged but no one hurt.
Miss Lucy Berton Of Augusta is
visiting her friend Miss Bonnie
Winner.
The panther was not seen in
Hampton, it was only a little Fox.
Don't be scared.
Mr. Samuel Mowry who has been
visiting friends here returned to
his home in Illinois last week
His niece Miss Orphie FIeisher Of
Strait Greek went to make her
home with him. She is by this
time ont of sight of the Back
Bone" and we hope she will like
her new home.
Listen for the wedding Jclls in
the near future.
Rough and Ready.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
Items From Doe Hill.

Doe Hill, Nov. 3, 1901.-IIusk-
ing corn IS slow business these
dry days.
Mrs. Josiah Wilson and daughter,
Miss Ollie. and Misses Nora and
Lucy Blagg Of Strait Creek visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs Bcrline Fleisher of Me-
Dow9Il is visiting her parents here.
Mr.. Frank Bradshaw Of Glover
Creek visited his daughter, Mrs.
John Blagg recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wilson and son
Harmon are visiting in Bath.
Mr.. Wade Trnmbo of Brandy
wine, spent Sunday with his aunt
Mrs. l.. NJ. Pope.
McsScrs Robt. and Willie Jones
Of Monterey spent Sunday here
with friends.
Mr.. Clay Armstrong has gone 10
Stanton to enter business.
Mr.. O. A. Bird, the shoe drum
mer, has been with his family for
Il few days.
Next Sunday is our usual Rally
Day. Johnnie.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
The White Invasion of China.

Honorable Albert }. Beverage,
United States Senator from lmdi-
ana, has spent the past FIVE months
in the Far East investigating COM
mercial and political conditions,
studying international relations,
appraising National resources, and
comforting with the men who are
establishing the Eastern policy Of
the European powers. The vast
amount Of information thus secur-
ed at fist hand Senator Beverage
will embody in a series of note
worthy papers, the first Of which
will appear November IS in The
Saturday Evening Post, of Phila-
delphia.
Senator Beveridgc is a trained
writer and a trained observer, and
he has infused extraordinary inter-
est into subjects that might make
dull reading if less brilliantly
handled.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
HONOR TO DR.. FLEMING.
He Is Chosen to Head the Board
of CauYaSSerS.

A compliment most worthily be-
slowed was the appointment on
Yesterday Of Rev. r. H. Fleming,
! D. D., us one of the committee of
ministers to canvass in the Synod
of Virginia for the great fund Of
$4,000, which The Synod propo-
ses. DR.. Fleming heads the list O.
the three canvassers, each one OF
whom is recognized as a man OF
strength, courage, and ability. For
good mary years DR.. Fleming
has been pastor of Westminster
esbyterian church, and there can
be found no minister who has m ore
thoroughly won the love and re-
spect of his people than lie. But
it is not alone in his church that
DR.. Fleming has gained friends and
admirers; for Tie entire communi-
ty unites in regarding him as IL
man Of singular sincerity. lofty
piety, and noble principles. Hon
ored and esteemed rs he is, every
one will recognize that in him the
/ Synod has made a wise choice Tor
a twentieth century" canvasscr;
for lie posse SEES the qualities that
will surely contribute most matefl--
ally to the success Of tie uhdei-
taking and render it memorable
and praiseworthy movement.
The resolution of Synod, as will
be seen in the report Of the meet
ing Of the body, provides tor the
employment o! the canvasserS for a
period Of one year. but allows frye
years for the collection Of the
money. Consequently DR.. Elem
ing, if he should accept the posi-
ton will have TO devote at least
oro wear r. work and os bis lahors
,,;II nroot;,o1I, -, erase all b;s t;,,a
soma nrov;xion will have TO be
ma5o r.. ,1,o al,;nn of Lie n,In;t
,"''.N ~ "1 ~
"uFiiS Ills lIequehV '''Se"CeH iio'"
The city. lie synod provided Tor
this situation by planning to have
the matter fully presented to the
oo,,o.oo,t;o, r. wo.4n;.eto. md
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
atcli the Watches.

Remember that am headquart-
crs for first class watches. All
standard makes Of movements and
cases fully guaranteed. Can fur
nish You anything from Il 2-jewel
New England movement to the
2l-iewel Illinois Special.
will have more than a half doz-
en- large catalogues. in two weeks.
setting forth all late STYLES Of
watches and iewelry for 1902, and
will be pleased to have my friends
call in and examine these finely H.
Illustrated books.
Thanking the public for past ia
yors, and soliciting your future
patronage. am.
Gratefully yo0rs,
H. NJ. Savcn.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
WILLIAM M'KINsEY.
HTSEIFE AND WORK.
BY
GEN. CHARLES II. GRosv1NOR.

Presidents life long Friend, Comrade
in war and Colleague in Congress. " As
near his side with other great men when
Lis eyes were closed in death. Followed
Tie bier to the National Capitol and t.
Canton. The General requires a share
of the proceeds of his bool; to be devoted
to a Mckinley Monument Furd. Thus
every subscriber becomes a contributor
70 this fund. Millions of copies will be
sold. Everybody will buy 1t. Orders fer
the asking Nobody will refuse. Ele-
CANT PhOt0grayuTe Portrait of President
Mckinlc, : last picture taken at the
White House You can easily and quick
Iy clear 81, 900 taking orders. Order out
lit quick. Chance TO prove success, Sc
cure yearly contract and become Mana
ger Send - 4? cent stamps for elegant
prospectus. Taking 10 TOGO orders daily.
80 CSC copies vii be sold in this vicinity.
Adde'S.
THE CONTINENTAL i '&ENDLN,
Corcoran Bldg, OPP. I. y. Treasury,
Washington, ,. [,
Oct II 2 m.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08


In addition to a most generous
and attractive display in back-anl-
white and colors Of fashions and
millinery, the December Desi 5ner
pays full homage TO the Christmas
season in its literature and illustra-
tons. 1t contains two clever short
stories, Where the Christmas Tree
Grows Wild" by Harriet A. Cash,
and "A Travelling Christmas Tree,
By S. E. Benet. "A Christmas
Party" contain suggestions which
will be eagerly seized upon, and
the elocutionist in search Of sHta-
bic recitations for Christmas enter
tainments will find just what ) de-
sirable in this humber book
Notes" points on Drcss-naking
&c. Finally The Designer offers a
| Christmas contest open to everyone,
with cash prizes for the succ 'ssfu!
ones. Full particulars concerning
this scheme are given in the De-
cembef number.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08

- How many pers ons are waiting
watching and longing for Judge
Paul's place? Some were so eager
that they could not wait until the
place wds made vacant by death
before commencing the wire work
ing business, Some newspapers
were 50 thoughtlesS, so heartless,
that they discussed the merits of the
different aspirants, while the wife,
the children and frien Is surround
ed the death bed, watching for
some slight favorable change on
which they might hope. Fine
reading for the heart broken wife.
How could she help but think that
many who. when her husband was
in health, pretended to be his
friends, would be disappointed
should he not die?
When money and the high places
of the earth are to be looked after,
have we any time to show SYM
pathy for those in distress? Has
that tender feeling been swallowed
up by greed for money and posi-
ton, and that too among our lead
ing men?
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
When the Rod Was Not Spared

The change of thought and con-
ditions Of mankind are no better
illustrated than by the history Of
the rod, says the December Define
ator, in an article on the morals Of
the child, by DR.. Grace Peckham
Murray, which mentions a Suabian
schoolmaster, who during his fifty
ore years Of superlntendency of Il
large school had given 800 cain
ings, 12l,000 foggings, 100000
custodeS. 10000 tips with the
ruler. 10000 boxes on the ear and
%, zoo tasks by the heart. He had
made zoo boys stand on peas, 5000
kncel ON a sharp edge Of wood.
5000 wear the fools cap and LOO
hold the rod.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
Hand Made Harness.

That those who deal with me
may get their moneys worth and
be perfectly satisfied, | have made
up line Of first class goods. hand
made through and through. every
every stitch
/ have ii shop full Of brides, hal
ters, single and double buggy har-
ness-heaYy and light and team
harness for farm, road or woods,
all hand made Of best material, and
| would like my customers TO call
and see them.
Remember it is all hand made
work | have to- offer.
S. W. Crummett.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
From Our Sister Village.

Mcdowell, Nov. 4, 1901.-Mrs.
W. r. Siron is quite i'll.
Mrs. Smith aud Mrs. Tuning,
both Of Illinois visiting their
father, Mr.. Benjamin Curry.
Mr.. S. w. Wilson and wife of
Stanton spent Sunday here.
DIR. Charles Fox and Miss Ethel
Sipe were in town Sunday evening.
Mr.. V. b. Bishop and son spent
Saturday in this section hunting.
Mr.. Fl. E. Bryant spent several
days at Hot Springs last week.
Mcdowell can now boast of an
up-tO-date clothing store. Mr.. p,
F. McCray and G. A. Fifer of
Stannton, have charge.
A number of our young people
had pleasant nay ride Friday
night.
Mr.. Ell Bryant and Chas Hidy
are home from Coachyille, Pensyl-
vania on a visit.
Our merchants have finished
opening fall goods and, by the way.
they are selling them out they will
have to 60 back to Baltimore be-
fore spring.
A life insurance man Oh every
corner:
Quite number of strangers
spent Sunday i'll town.
Tomorrow is election day and,
AS Hon. &. +. Moore stated in his
eloquent speech here, that the Re-
publican ticket not only consisted
of GROWERS but had in it loanere,
we Judge from the appearance 'f
things now that after the vote Is
counted that there will be both
mourners and groaners in the DEM
ocratic party. Don't yon ever be-
lieve it. Ed.
The Presbyterian manse has been
neatly painted.
W. r. Alexander has moved into
the Hobbs property.
On Oct. 25th The Mcdowell Glee
Club was recognized and OIL the
following day the entire club spent
a pleasant day on The Mcdowell
battle field and after eating a
sumptuous dinner, which was nice
ly prepared by the young ladies.
MIR. G.. G.. Fifer addressed the crowd
with speech which was beyond
criticism, and the choir rendered !
some sweet music which suited the |
occasion. As the sun began to
hide itself behind the mountain
the crowd formed in line, as our
fathers were in line of war, and as
they left the place for home sang
that beautiful seng-"Mv country
it's of The, sweet land of Liberty"
We trust we will have the pleasure
Of spending another such day soon,
and would be pleased to have our
faithful editor accompany us.
Gypsy
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08

1t is not surprising that some Of
Mr.. Roosevelts party doubt his re-
publicanism. He has ann ,nnced his
intention of appointing only good
men for Office. ~----'
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
Attention Teachers.

Those wishing to buy charts-histori-
cal, geological, reading, physiological
and ari hmetical-maps Of various kinds
&c, &c, pertaining to use Of teachers,
call on or address W. =. Campbell,
Monterey, Va.
Oct %. on
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
Notice to Taxpayers.

will meet the tax paycrs of
Highland County, at the times and
places. named below. prepared TO
receive all taxes and levies for the
year 1901, and also all unpaid taxes
and licenses for preceding years.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08

Mr. Roosevelt continues to ap-
point southern democrats to office.
lie has "strpnnous" belief in the
efficacy of pie.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
Stops the Cough nd Works off
the Cold

Laxative Bromo-Quil.iue Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure, no Pay.
Price % cents.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08

Secretary Long wants $4,000,
600 extra for the Navy. Oh, it
won't take long, but it will take
Long to use up that little surplus
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
ECR S-ALE At
BOIlr Springs, Bath 70, "a.

DOidl bPlLI8o, DdlIl w. Va
Many parties have desired to buy
building lots 1t this celebrated and
popular summer resort and have
uniformly been denied lot at any
price or Lave been asked Il price
unrcasonqbiy high. We have there
fore decided to lay out into quarter
acre lots, a tract OF - acres and
will sell these lots at reasonable
prices on easy terms.
This property lies within about
500 yards Of the celebrated Bolar
Springs and about 20 miles North
east of Hot and Warm Springs IN
Bath Co., Va, and are the only lots
that are now and probably will be
on sale for years to come at any
thing like a reasonable price. ana
from present indications are sure
t. Increase rapidly in value.
These lots are desirable to par
ties who may wish to erect a hotel,
Boarding house, Livery Stable, or
Store, and especially TO parties who
woull like to build a summer cot
ta9e, and spend Il few weeks each
summer at this delightful place,
taking their meals ut Il boarding
h0usp or BOARDING themselves.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
Notice.

Highest cash prices paid for beef hides
Call on Or address Garter 4 snyder, Doe
Hill, Va.
oct. 18-3 m.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-08
Notice.

All persons indebted to S. B.
Rexrode, are requested to settle the
same. by payment to me-, before Oct.
"a, 1901.
Edwin B. Jones, Trustee, \
3 t.