davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-29
Slnaaruf.

Beirut. Tom M begpnSer at bIi
nofiaa beremt eTer rettere iaat be.
rugtet. err Ben betnSeiigite @n | belle
Sprien og BalGitina % baS ca. 100.
900 Snobnsgere. gpenS SanoeI meo
uoIanoct beleber Tia til omtrent Is
Miaioner Collars anrIis - Snoisr.
lei 8 Miaicner % lioisriel A MiI.
lioner Dollars. Nmerifnnerne bano.
Ter meb Beirut for omtrent 100000
Dollars / garet. De fisber for ca.
10000 Collars % i9Iger Tor ca.
100000. De pistiaiie Sina, ameri.
~fanerne iGIser i Beirut, er Snma.
finer. Spiger. GI % Salcmaifincr.
SoniuIoiitriftct omiatter foruben
Beirut nGiten belle Spricn oa ON.
trent "a al BaI9ltino. aoniuIen
omtreut 2a al Yaliiiino. &oniuIen
beoer 9. 9. RapnonI og9}itefuniulen
". WageISien. 8eage er norife
Nmerifauere. Der er omtrent $50
ameritnncre | Tiitrifiet, % oper Ell
Nfiuiou Collars at amerifonf aopi.
tai er nnbrngt / forifielIiQe 5oreto.
GENDER DER, iiPr | Sfoler, &irfcr 81
6oipitnIer. : 9eirut bar nan ct
amcrifauif lluiperiitet. iom ifal bare
cen bctpbeIiaite llnoerpiSningSau.
itnlt, Imerifonerne bar uocnior sc
6orenebc Staters 8rGnier, Der er
II 8roieSiorer % 29rere, bporai 25
CT arerifanere. iamt ca. 600 S.u.
oenter ira ale Steber / 2eoonten -
9Ggnptcn, 8rrfanlano, 2iaeaiien,
Reriten og Sprien. Oct er 8rote.
itanter. iom Itprer n,eb ocnrtc betpo.
ringsfuIGe Sfole.
Sette nGoucr lea / Sen 6cniigt, at
Sc, iom bar iaa mare til at fInrbrc
RrCiioertcr, ioroi ban ienbte aria2.
fibe til Beirut, ifal ba noget at tpufe
oDer.
Zen @nn6, iom fan Il beItemt,
hoorbnn 8alfonipsrnsmooIct fan "a
ifaI isics, cr teppe fsot enOri. Dc
~ariitre" or nit / SIrrtnI pao 9oI.
fanhalpsen; men De CIR iplittet op /
Nntioner, Stommer og @anocr %
brnr iin intet ON at itprfc lin Stil.
fling peo at orbeioe ior Gnigbcb.
Naar Sprfan 1agtcr en- SIof. itaor DC
andre "a Ter poa. Ger er Sem. iom
itr. al Na1tcrne brrbe brine Sprfen
lto ira europa. ga. men bporhcn?
Get piIbc bel life bli let at iinoc
FGnoS for ioa mango Mtaiouer Oar.
barerl Seg for min Del bill iorre.
item onerInoe @alfanipsrrSmaaIet til
Dem, iom bar 8reie pao set % fan
tole mco 2Gr0om. Wen fit lea raobe,
Ifuloe SultnuCn bli bpngt % Sen
t~nrfiifc 6Gr afprbnet og opIGit. Der.
efter piIoe ieg Irtte General Oe @ctt
eaer III onben @o%ergeneroI pao Gro.
rcn oa Ia Gam omai iig meO Ell 8ar.
DC al gocre, iamt birlpe bom til at
iaa opeDet en- nogcnLunbe tor Scr
al Griitne. Chen ifuINe i1uoeIig
Surten ioa fsle. bonb sc &riitre poa
@alfonhalpscn bar bart at bloc / DC
iioIte garbrunberber. Scg pilbe ma.
tirIigpiS oiiGtte GonQcrne bnabc /
Serbien % Rumrnicr %
Here Heqentcr oGioa, liant
6erc5 Sonoc iomrrcu me6 SET
rpt Tiac. Ien M iii ieQ life il mer.
% life tror iea set er mere at il
6elIer.
Oct tor bore inn6t. at SEN fireiiife
tor / @e,rcb mcS at for.
fpoc lloQiocIien al @IoOe % 5ios.
I aino. Snu pi0t gaor life :
al RusInnN lcIl :
Scriom set err icnOt, at RcfefaGcr
fontroaerer 3 Eorcent al 2anoets ,
Rinbom. ioa er BOG life bermeN ingt, .
nj bon ipnens, ban 5or nof. Oct !on
let hnrNe. at ban cite Iluoer nadaen :
OH Nrtterne oa Grnr?r Tia cper, at
Gnr life fou fcntr5lcrc DC eprige
81 Groceut. Sor:
SmJ,n vi a., r,o;r
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-29
$el5 Royal 8lue Nmbbers.

S mere eaD trebipe- Nar bar pi fabri=
ferret goOe Stppler og Sfo; libt bebre for
buert Aar;; Nauuet "Sel5" paa EN- sfo er
fommet til at betDoe "iaa CODE, iOm be fan
bi for Yeugene."
81 bar iolgt en- bel Del Jubbers So
bet at bisie Aar / S%orbinbelie rleb bort
Sfoialg; iaa gObe 9flbbers, iom ri furbe
faa; iaa gobe, font nOgell bapbe. Se bar
Dog life goOe 1of til at lGtte yfapnet
"Sel5" paa.
Nu agter ri at forbeDre Gua,iteterl al
Nubbers, iOrn ri bar forbeDret aualiteten
al Sfo. Sel5 &ODal glue Nubber5 ct
beore enO uaulige Hubbers; lapet efter rDe
Grinciper, paa cit M MaaOe; De er gOOe
1ot til at lette port Scam paa: til at a1tz
briage 9eres Genge Og 9eres Sen t.. Sc
CT ligeiOm bore Nopal glue $3.50 Sfo.
"Sbe SDie Of 6ouor."
esDo Ser" eOOonOnr er es amN sm ~n0sos; Tor gnnn
apnerr % SrrL De ter bet anime im OOmGr 8ubuJ
ST.
grOms p tie 5abu'aun q. sue en.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-29

Spmdiiinen 'SuspeaneH. CT ms9ef goDi
TIT zen CT en- EIegei pen OF goo pealiIae
% ben or inleiommfH laa soo JON n nj so
Dollars Hralt 60 Gents. GuItranf
9otufon, Scmpnn. YliaR
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-29

bar oIlerrSe saat, % ban mao prT.
oifc ogiaa."
ga" iparte 6rco; "men ri mao
lutte til YrGOifcncn ri, % oct CT
pGrrc."
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-29

st 9Iob / aauiaS bar me8et Tor.
neiet meo Den Sing. at Der life IGu'
ger por Zig "OmiapueIie al Sc BAIT
ienoc" iom ier: Che bu8gin8 ieo.
tire" bar bonIuit ira Gnuicn. beb
set. ScrtiI iparcr Hebaftsren ior Ct
anbet 9Ia0 / uTnnte Stat:
Zen garnIe War0 her / 9noicn er
NOR icmti, % pore GonieOngc Cr Tor.
bi. Ren nj giemmer cn6nu paa Del.
lige 9Griuoringer. vi oil IT, at oct
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-29

'Gpinocu ca ~Gicmnlct''

&C y ntgitRetter" ttruVsE It
Etc ? GTrnra GO ueipmnsr Bt.o -
tJrt I'm - Crlaa di T2O03 &c.
ca iuttr lrIr 81 camel or bet gga'
~ alirlttleh trort EprDd her
tnrbrt 9tts Subt olo az ui9i1l,.
{ lmm TINA % tnrbom for BEL, Va.
HiiIrH; IT. rrb Etosu AZ usplaia IaD.
itubit Rl6rna Tar glabtts Rt6litsc.
81 ri. Cha Sau'sp, htrt, ia gsee glss.
ortuaeu. Gntfuptiouspri'sH sr 80
eruts pr. NGr. Ter tuo nogTillsrs
Of iorsps rut SRittrsbS. aIsr pl IA
4 untah .gohsH-S gGisrs isIg,no.
rtHI0ritht Itlbuo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-29

Nor 25 Gents Sr,mar,'s t.sI."',
Tor 3Ots september pI D spsr, ,O.r 'RotaS,l .,
fitmHttt" "a Port BtsIiD'hts- 1t Har o. ossIs,s
'srtHtsU CO osatwst-s gaalsastpr. s~tfaa,ts' At
&c ~irrtrsts SpHaais. u iori,rtos Stoppsaaaii o.
GluiTaal. Trsos'JlIHmsr irit. StrtD trlg TT
"&ptnos en- 90 Sismmst", S<oIr RlatoI 5oui.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-29

Oct bar SsnSaa Morgen. 90 Bre.
item 90 bans 6amilie gioroe iig iGr.
oige til at aaa / airfen. Ren ben
ienaarise Ereiteisn piIoe life. San
proteIterte: Seq oil life saa til
airtenl" ia ban.
Seq isler life ielu tor emit til Of
soa ! airte ions. 5reo; men ri maa."
pirate Rooereu. Tar maa aaa -
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-29

llS gerben! ga, set er retop ser.
ior, lea Der bar ~iortalt ON pesle 2iia,
ON nom al oere Serube m6Oer benSa
cller Ell al benoes tllien SgItre, Oisie
eniomme ppr8elsie "6oIfcts Getre~
al 6ere oa lar ct Clint al aiPr.
Ii9beS o. EeItaeeIie faIoe inS i Be.
res TONNE, gIa6eIsie 2iu.
ai9re 6rue, on JON iibSer / ct eoot
oa IpffeIist Stem. bpor 5reSen bcg.
ner % SiGrIisbeben parmer. en- 2oa
oil oesIe 9iia iorlegen femme ca ban.
fe paa Sin Ger o. 6eoe ON arbeioe
o. ct Stem hos Gig iom Dit rinaeite
Sgenbe. Sio benbe So ogiaa Iiot al
Den SenIisbO, JON ct 6attisbarn Be.
%Itarois bar iauuet, aio beroe noget
mere emo NaS oa 2en. bap Soerbp.
reubeo meb benSes llpibenbeS o.
SaalmooisbeS meo benSes 9nioIoie.
heS; bun oil uof gisre lit beSite pesle
Siia, iaar bun bare bore fla init til
Dig life blot til Sit Gisefammer.
Sr. 6a6rifeier os aiSeer Of 8aia.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-29

! @aihingtcn hapSc man for en-
Sio iioen Roro al oct Suar. Ell Col.
Dot pna Boit gap oen rusiiife ambas.
iaberS auif.
auifen piISc fisrc lin Serre as Ell
Gei, iom al cit caer anoen @riuo
bar itprgt iaa mihIertiSiat. SoIoa.
tcn n9atet. oe auifen biIOe frcm .
"'Sea fisrer Sen rlsiiifc Riniiter, "
ia hon.
Sea fon life biGIpe for set"
oarte SoIOaten.
~SIip mig iaienuem, min Serre
or @reo Gnsiini, 2lsboSiaSsr ertra.
ordinary % Riniiter pIcuipoteutinrp
til G5arcn ooer ale RuSiere." fort.
intte aitifen. 90 Der er SoIoutens
Spnr, icm Boston "Goit" bar oct:
"5reuhn ieg oiISe life iIippe oig
forbi Der. iclp ON Din Serre bar Ell
~iri6acren amerifnuF 9orger!"
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-29
CversGfteise og Forklaring

Ga. 10, 900 Of be / glabe o. gpscr aIminoelisf
iOrriOmucuOe 6rcnmsOOro.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08
INAUGURAL RECEPTION AND
BALL AT CAPITOL TONIGHT

The Inaugural ball will take place
this evening at the Capitol.
Thousands of invitations have been
issued and have by this time doubtless
reached all to whom they were ad-
dressed. These are to be presented
at the door. The reception is from 8
to 10 p. m, and the dancing, which
will begin before the reception Is over,
will last until a. m. The old throne
room will be used as the ballroom, and
after the reception is over, the up
stairs Railways will be used for dan
cling also. Two Hawaiian orchestras
will play alternately at these places
During the reception the Hawaiian
Government band will play outside in
the grounds.
Governor and Mrs. Carter will re-
ceive in the old foreign Office. The
guests will pass thence into the Gov
ernor's office where a number OF. ladies
will assist in. receiving.
The stairway has been divided equal
ly by a railing to prevent confusion on
the staircase, one side to be used by
guests going up and the other by those
returning to the main floor. The sup
per will be served in the basement of
the building.
The following persons have charge
of the ball:
Committee on Arrangenents-Col ].
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08

of a successful launching of county
government, the difficulties would be
greatly reduced.
Under these circumstances, If Con-
gress was willing to simply ratify the
Act as it stood and the election held
under it, leaving to our Legislature the
responsibility for it and the authority
to amend it in future, this would be
the surest and safest method of hand
ling the question; such action on the
part of Congress would clear away all
doubt as to conflict with the Organic
Act. 1t would assist to a large extent
our attempt to build up American in
stitutions in these Islands by sanction
ing this County law as drafted and
passed by our own Legislature.
The first plan was to send Mr.. Breck-
ons. Mr.. Hatch had come to the meet
ing without knowing it's purpose, and
had heartily agreed in the proposed
course as being by far the wisest. He
stated that he was going to San Fran
cisco and would do what he could in
the matter, and the next day (Mr.
Breckons having found it impossible to
undertake the mission) it was arrang-
ed for Mr.. Hatch to go on at once, to
confer with our Delegate, to sound the
chairmen of the important committees
and to cable back what, if anything,
could be done.
Thus, you see, from the very first
step there has been nothing to secrete
or keep from the public. Those repre-
sentatives of the press who have asked
have been given a full statement of the
affair.
The people Of this Territory have ex-
pressed an unqualified desire for eoun-
ty government; for an opportunity to
have a larger voice in the management
of their own affairs. This has been re-
peatedly promised them and the Leg
islature did it's part, so that the Ad-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08
JUDGE HIGHToN.

Hon. Is .nry e. Highton was then in
troduced and he said that the letter
from Governor Carter had suggested to
his mind one Or two remarks which he
did not intend to make. "I am not one
of those who believe that any legis-
lative enactment should be condemnei
by anticipation. I do believe that ey-
cry legislative act should be duly fol-
lowed as to it's terms, and when legal
difficulties arise, whether constitutional
or otherwise, they should be met as
and when they arrive. I say this be-
cause of the conclusion which has come
to me, that it would be unwise TO go 10
the Congress of the United States for
the purpose of endorsing Teccitorial
municipal legislation (Applause.)
Judge Highton said also:
gest any criticism of Mr.. F. Al. Hatch s
visit to Washington. I have too much
respect for that gentleman to believe
that he would engage in any matter,
not strictly within the lines of his in
dividual rights and his professional du-
ties. His affairs are none of my busi-
ness, and l learned early in life not
to wander out of my own sphere of
action.
Nor am I here to express any pro-
Continued on page 3D.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08

W. Jones, Hon. c. L. Crabbe, Major
Geo. c. Potter. Mr.. Geo. FL. Snithies
Mr.. Andrew Brown, Mr.. j. A. Gilman,
Mr.. Henry C. Hapai, Mr.. w. f. Dilling-
ham, Major j. w. Pratt, Capt. Mars
ton Campbell, Mr. N. Aluli
Decorations Capt. Marston Camp
bell.
Supper-Mr. Andrew Brown.
Reception-All committeeman.
Floor-Major Geo. c. Potter. floor
manager: Messrs. Geo. E. Smithies. w.
F. Dillingham;, Henry c. Hapai.
Late Cars Tonight.
Late trolley cars for the Inaugural
ball will be run tonight. Manager c.
G. Ballentyne of the Rapid Transit
Co. said yesterday evening:
1T is rather a difficult matter to
run extra cars late at night. There
will be one extra trip, anyway. The
last through car for Punahou will leave
Fort street at 1927, and the last one
on King street. running through to
Waikiki, at 1882.
you may say that the cars will run
on King street an hour and a half Ia
ter, and on Hotel street an hour and
ten minutes later than usual. There
will be some extra cars put on at the
hours of rush.
'I see dancing is to last until a
m. Well, those who stay to the last
will have to arrange for other means
OF getting home"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08
TRIAL OF THE SUPAO
EDITORS IS CONCLUDED

SHANGHAI, Dec s-The trial supao con
Guided One released and judgment regard others
has been reserved
PEKING, Dec Sowing to the of foreign opinion
the Empress Dowage has punishment supao
editors
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08
CHINESE SMUGGLING RING.

BUFFALO, Dec sA gang of smugglers contraband Chi
Three
he capture of others expected.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08
THE FLORA HOLDS FAST.

VICTORIA Dec. s-Atempts float q. NJ. s. SO
far unsuccessful
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08

The affair of the Supao editors of Shanghai has attracted
attention because of the fact that the first time
In the history of the Chinese Empire that the Imperial Government
plaintiff and the defendants the mixed of
Shanghai boy of book called The Revolu
tionary Army This described the
which to have eyoluonized China in George Washington
The editors of the SupaO of Shanghai edtoray
dorsed the book They arrested tried in the
On conviction the Pekng ordered them brought
Peng execution But while the
presided by Chinese magistrate and the city also
the hands of Chinese the police of Shanghai
foreigners and refused permit the editors
of the Shanghai Settlement compromise followed with the result
above Volcano Marshall lost the orshp
Times and barely escaped the law by his
charged with the prosecution of the offending editors
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08
MURDER OF NON-UNION MEN.

TRINIDAD, Dec sA party of non-unon miners been
The sheriff pursuing
ersw with bloodhounds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08
DOWIE CLAIMS TO
HAVE $lS,OOO,OOO

CHICAGO, Dee. sJohn Alexander Dowie has submitted
proposition to his creditors what he them in install
that 100000 his liabilities
1000 will probably accept
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08

ministration would be lacking in good
faith did it not do everything in it's
power to bring about county govern
ment.
Very sincerely yours,
G. r. CARTER,
Governor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08
tAssoo1ATEo PRESS oAaLHanAms,

COLON, Panama, Sit that soldiers have
left Cartagena for the invasion
anta and several American gone investigate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08
THE DUNSMUIR INQUIRY.

VICTORIA, Dec s.-The testimony taken by the
Commission regard the late Alexander
clared unimporant.
Wallace Hopper, the has been battling the
will of
well millionaire aside
large portion of the The
relied evidence
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-08
AMERICAN CRUISERS GO
TO HEAD OFF INVADERS
Rumor That a Force Of Three
Thousand Men Has Left
Cartagena.

Dowie Claims to Have Eighteen Millions of
Assets.--1he Dunsmuir Inquiry--Supao
Trial Concluded --Non.Union Outrage.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-09-18

Mr. " W Tyree Of Marllnton.
who is denuty head consul for Flr.
giGia, of the Modern WOodmen Of
America, is here for The purpose Of
organizing society Of Woodmen.
Should he be successful it will be
tie first organization in Virginia,
as Tins state has by vote just been
a (ded to The territory Of the Woo'-
men. The organizations rs very
strong in West Va. and; through
out the entire West and is gaining
rapidly in strength.
A trade has been made between
H NJ Slaven and S w Crummett,
by which the latter becomes the
owner of the town lot recently pur-
chased by Mir SIaven from W L
Campbell, and Mr. Slaven gets that
portion of Mr. Crnmmett's present
resident lot lying in the rear Of Mr.
S!ayen's post Office property. DIR
Crummett row has Il large front
age on Main street, and centrally
located lot, quite suitable tor Il
hotel building which he is thinking
of erecting.
For SALE-On Friday, Sept. 25,
1903. Is horse power Frick Boiler
and Engine and Frick Mill, with
betting and saw and cut off rig as
good AS new. Located on the Hos
terman Lumber Company's land,
2 miles from Hosterman's. This
mil! is on a set Of 100000 feet
Hemlock. Contract for saving
same can be obtained. Terms made
known on dav Of sale.
Mrs Matte S Hiner
Mrs Joseph Halterman who re-
sides eight miles north Of Monterey
which home she has occupied d
greater part of her life, was recent
" visited bv one of our business
men. and to the question--"How
long has it been since you were IN
Monterey, Mrs Haltermrn?"' she
replied, after some thought, "rhe
last time | was in Monterey they
were building the court house and
hid tie brick walls up to about the
second story" That was in lo47
ffty-six years ago.
! NATURE ARRAYED IN Her
! RR.GHrEsT CARE finds a parallel
in every section of our store
There's bright, crisp newnesS
about the stock, very pleasing to
prospective buyers. Our lLcreaS'
inc patronage is proof that YOU
are quick to see these things. Our
BUYERS have returned from trip
t, tile northern markets and every
thing that is new and up-to-date
for fall wear is now being shown
Won't you come while every thing
is new and fresh?
Snreckhise & Bear.
| WANTED-A contractor for the
building of a frame church at CasH
Pocahontas Co., W. ' For specl'
fications apply to Dr.J d Arbuckle
chairman OF Building Committee
Cass, W. Va. OF
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-09-18
School House to Be Painted

What's a sure thing-almost as
certain as il you saw the paint
shining this minute. Monterey
people are coming up handsomely
in the way of subscription to the
worthy cause, signifying that all j
that was needed was to just lax "
EN- With what is in hand to-
gether with the numerous open
hearted people yet to hear FROM we
think we can safely place the
amount Of the subscription for
painting at close on to 500 which
will be enough.
Nov the next thing is to fix up
the lot and fence it. Monterey
people would not let a nice build
ing like that remain long out IN
the commons. Surely that would
not be very much like Monterey
people, would it,
Set a day for folks to turn Out
and labor, and the Recorder can be
counted on for a long days work
at ANYTHING from designing fol
landscape gardening to dlgg'nce
post holes. Now, people let's h'
i up before it SHOWS.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-09-18
Doe Hill D0ings.

Sept. s, 1003.-The entertain
ment given here last Friday night
was quite success and reflected
much credit on the participants
The last piece on the program.
Joan Of Arc Drill" by ten young
ladies, was very well executed.
Quite nee little sum was realized.
Prof. 7 NJ Jones, wife and son,
left last Saturday for Ashland, Va.
where the former will resume his
duties, in Randolph Macon College,
We. very much regret their depart
ure. as they are very much beloved
here. and their going away always
leaves a void, not only in the social
sphere, but in church AMI Sunday
school, where, as teacher and lee
turer, Prof. Jones has no peer.
Mr. Harry Jones left this morn
inc for Washington & Lee tnIver-
sitv.
Miss .Iemima Jones left yester-
day For Middlebrook, where she
will visit her friend, Miss Emily
McCutcheon. She WAS accompanI'
ed as far as Staunton. by Miss An
ME Shumate, who was returning
from a visit to her home at New
Salem. Sne also spent a few days
last week, with friends here.
MIR Chas. Monroe, of Logan, y
son of Rev Thos. Monroe, who mar
ried Miss Margaret Armstrong, OF
this county, is visiting his aunt
Mrs Celia Armstrong, and Other
relatives. lie expects to return b,
way Of Durhin, and spend q few
DAYS with Mr. e W Armstrong, O
Wier. He is highly pleased will
his mothers native county and h
VISITED, and taken views, of place
which are fraught with iatfres
and tender associations to him, surl
AS his mothers birth place, tn
:. house in which his parents sre1
the first years of their married life
the burial place of his grand par
ents and great grand parents. an
will carry home with him, man
souvenirs too tedious to mention
DR. II H Jones attended distrlc
conference, at Broadway last weeE
Mrs Mary 6illand, of Clifto
Forge. is visiting her sister. Mrs
, D CarichOf. Occasional.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-09-18
From Back Greek.

Mill Gap. Sept 15-"e are glad
to see orr locality represented IN
The contest for commissioners by Mr. r
H A Gum. He is good Judge OF
stock and would be a good officer.
Mr. } r Wiley's friends are nrg'
ing bin to run for sheriff when
we trust he will do.
H NJ Clcndenen has bought a
nice saddler and driver from Jacob
Lightner.
Mr. VIM Scott and sister have
been visiting their sister Mrs } W
Bird. They Left for their home at
Stewards Draft on Monday morn
Ohio Wade and family returned
to Hosterman, " Va. where he has
been engaged in the lumber busl-
ness. ~,
W N Bird also started for Cheat
mountain to day We are always
sorry to see our BOYS starting back
to the West Va. mountains. Quite
a numer of them have been al
home during the past two weeks
No need Of young men being scarce
of money. when in six hours time
they can be at places where they
can get from one and a quarter t(
one fftY per day. Don't fool your
money away, but save some fol
future use. -. =,
Mrs Peter Gum and Miss Mar
Gum spent last Friday night viii
the formers father MIR Jacob Light
ner. ST., being his eighty secon'
birthday. r.,
MIS- Geraldine Lantz of Cass, "
Va, is visiting her mother Mr.
Julia Dever.
Mack Gilmor left for Seeber
where he will join Mr. William
engineer for some company, MacI
worked with him on Cheat las
spring.
Mr. Horace Hicks who has bee
visiting dear friends in the neigh
borhood returned to the GroV
yesterday. Long may pleasan
memories linger.
Just now Capt Gilmor steppe
in, and said lie would sing An OF
cratic song for me and as am
lover of music must close,
Lazy Ned.