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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
A Brand-New Store

With the first day of May an
other store sprang iato existence in
Monterey. As the spring time has
come forth with everything, bright,
fresh and new, so is the stock Of
general merchandise now offered to
the public by E B Whitelaw & Go,
All new goods. carefully selected
and reasonably priced. This new
stock the firm will be pleased to
show to their friends and respect
fully solicit a share of the public
patronage.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
Mrs H NJ Slaven is spending the
week with Staunton relatives.

i Mrs H NJ Slaven is spending tn,
week with Staunton relatives.
Misses Sallie and Althea Gibson
Of Vanderpool were up Tuesday.
Mrs S W Sterrett and daughter
Miss Mamie, visited friends il
town Tuesday. Miss Mamie re
Gently returned ftom Hot Springs
where she spent the winter.
H NJ Slaven, the jeweler, is hay
ing nice trade, especially or
watches. Positively reliable time
pieces are the kind he carries.
Mrs John Kramer and daughter
Miss Maude, of Hull, paid this Of.
flee a pleasant call while in town
Tuesday.
Mr. Lee Gum, of Sunrise, was
here Monday with his son, Russell
the latter left on the train from
Hot Springs for Ohio. Mr. Homer
Gum, of Highland, who was also
with them, left on the same train
for Colorado Bath Co. News.
Mrs Elizabeth Williams has been
right much complaining for sever
al days. We are glad to report her
better.
My Photograph Gallery will be
open all through the summer
season. A G Suddarth.
Miss Maggie Jordon, who has
beer complaining for sometime, we
regret to state does not improve.
WANTED-A first class woman
for general house work in family
Of five in city of Staunton. Any
person wanting such a position
will please write, and state wages
desired. Address letter to II. h.
81 South Augusta St. Stanton, Va.
Isaac Fl. White Of this locality
while driving Il team for the Buena
Vista Lumber Co. at Stone Bot
tom, Pocahontas county, last week.
had a horse to fall on him and break
his ley in two places. He is get
ting along all right.
Messrs Morgan White. Miner
and Floyd Rexrode left Tuesday
for the bark woods around Barlow.
500 hands, it is said are to be work
ed in this alone during the bark
season.
SPECIAL SALE of Ladies' Oxfnrls
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
The Wastes Of the Body

Every seven days the blood, mus
cles and bones of man OF average
size loses two pounds Of WORKOUT
tissue. This waste cannot be re-
pIenished and the health and
strength kept up without perfect
digestion. When the stomach and
digestive organs fail to perform
their functions, the strength let's
down, health gives way, and dis
ease sets up, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
enables the stomach and digestive
organs to digest and assimilate all
Of the wholesome food that may
be eaten into the kind of blood that
rebuilds the tissues and protects the
health and strength of the mind
and body. Kodol cures lndlges
ton, Dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles. 1t is an ideal spring tonic.
Sold by X H Trimble, M. D.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
Public Sale.

On Monday, May 4th (circuit
court day., | will offer for sale pub
litly, at my residence in Monterey,
all my household goods, consisting
of 1 suit of furniture q pieces), l
dresser. 2 bedsteads. sewing ma
chine, l safe, iron kettle. l whe
barrow. cooking stove &C., | book
case, l couch, chairs, carpets, NC,
&C., &c.
Terms-Credit Of six months on
all sums of $500 and over, under
So casl'.
Sale at 1 o'clock p. m.
W P Campbell.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
Schedule of Appointments for the
rIOnti of rlay

May 3D. St. Creek II a. M, Mont
erey 1880 p. m.
May 10th Hightown II a. m,
Trinity 3 p. M, Monterey 1870 pm.
May 18th Rehoboth IL a. H.,
Green Hill 3 p. M.
Nav Gath Monterey II a. M, st,
Creek 3 p. m.
May 31st Hightown II a. M,
Trinity 3p H.. Monterey 1880 pm.
r L Eutsler.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
Quick Arrest

IA Gulledge of Ver5ena, Ala. was
twice in the hospital from severe case
of piles causing "a tumors. After doc
tons and all remedies failed, Bucklen's
Arnica Salve quickly arrested further in
fiammation and cured him. Ii conquers
aches and kills pain. 25C at K II Trim
be, druggist
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
Made Young A gain

"One of DR. Kings New Life Pills each
night for two weeks has put ME in my
teens agail." writes D H Turner of
Dempseytown, Pa, They're the best n
the world for liver, stomach end bowe 8
Purely vegetable. Never griFe Only 25c
at K II Trimble's drug store.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
Different Glasses
for Different Eyes

Why does not the same pair Of
spectacles fit all eyes2 Partly for
the same reason that the same pair
of trousers will not fit all men,
Difference in length of the ryeball
requires difference in strength of
the spectacle lens. Just the same
as difference in length of mems
legs requires that trousers should
be made Of various lengths. We
sell spactac!es that will be properly
fitted to your eyes by an experience
ed graduate optician and what is
equally important-the frame will
fit your face and the price will fit
your pocket book.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
A Physician Healed

DR. Geo Ewing, practicing phys
ician of Smiths Grove, KY, fol
oyer thirty years, writes his per.
sonal experience with Foley's Kid
ney Cure: For years | had been
greatly bothered with kidney and
bladder trouble and enlarged pros
tate gland. | used everything
known to the profession without
relief. until commenced to u,c
Foley's Kidney Cure. After tax
ing three bottles | was entirely re-
IieYed and cured. | prescribe i
now daily in my practice and heart
lily recommend its use to all physi-
clans for such troubles. | have
prescribed it in hundreds of cases
with perfect success" Sold by all
druggists Of Monterey.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
ToCure A Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bronze Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 4. w. Groves signature oneach
box. 25c.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01

Linens for dresses, Cluny IaCes
,and everything else that's new a.
.Shreckhise & Bear.
WP Campbell's sale next MN.
ebay. See ad.
The apple crop in Highland it is
Nsaid will be good one despite the
C Id weather, AMI many saw it is a
wonder that single apple escaped.
We meet up with wonderful things
every day.
LII Stephenson, Esq. is attend
ing the Bath circuit court. His
daughter, Miss josephine is with
him.
A complete line of ladies' slip
,pers, and all kinds Of footwear for
all kinds of feet, at reasonable
prices at Ira O. Simmons.
Eh McClintic, Esq. is attend
ing court at the Springs.
MrG H Bell of Harmon. w. Va.
sand Miss Samantha Hoodyshell of
Jackson river were united in mar
rage at Monterey, on Thursday of
last week, Rev MIR Good officiating.
Just received at J. Lunsford &
Sons, nice line of Iron Bedsteads,
price $500 TO $3.50.
Mr.. W. T. Townsend and wife
made a visit ito friends in Monterey
last week.
Mr. Glen R~ekman Of Long Glade
made business trip to Highland
last week.
Tapestry and Rope Portiers. Dra-
peries and Curtains at Shreckhise
& Bear.
MIR Harmon Bird returned Mon.
day from the hospital. We trust
that his improved condition. oy the
removal Of the growth on h s
breast, may prove permanent.
For SALE-I offer for sale pri-
v.tely. As good young ewes; are
dropping lambs now; can give time
with approved security.
Hull, Va, S w Sterrett.
Apr II, 'O3.
500 acres of land on the Bull
pasture mountain, belonging to the
estate of B H Hansel, decd was
sold last court day by W " Botkin.
auctioneer, to Morgan Peasants for
1852.
Nrandxrs VIM Mullenax of Crab
bottom were ia Monterey Mondar &.
Twenty-Five styles in American
Lady Corsets. A shape for every
figure. Sold only by Shreckhise 4
Bear,
strength and vigor come Of
good food, daily digested. Force
a ready. to-serye wheat and barley
food, adds no burden, but sustains,
aOurlshes, inYigorates.
\ Rev E c Root, Baptist minister,
and wife have moved to Monterey
and have made their home in the
Sbumate building. We understand
that it is his purpose to further the
interests Of his church in this coun-
ty. He came here from licking
ton, Va. Of Baptists there are but
a few in the county.
Wanted: Pasturage in good
blue grass, we'll fenced for ten to
twenty yearling and two year old
colts. State price per bead by the
month, and communicate at once
with "Pasturage,"
In Office of this paper.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01

| I'm MONDAY zeal was maze
whereby Mr. R B Campbell pur-
chased from James Fl. Botkin, his
interest (Which is onehalf) in the
! lSyse.tkin place two miles south of
Monterey. USo5iassideration $1,000,
we learn. ->->--,-
A corps Of engineers is camped
at Franklin. They have run line
from Thorn Grove, in Randolph
,unty, across the Allegheny, down
Seneca, by the Smoke Holes and
up the river to Ruddel, the South
Branch Review saws. The survey
will continue by Franklin and Nc
Coy's mill, up the Thorn to Sugar
GROVE.
If you want to see a complete
line umbrellas, go to V b Bishop
& Co.'S. They have them from soc
up to So so each.
Miss R.tie Hicks of Mt Groye
and Mrs Maggie Gum of Sun Rise,
Bath county, spent Wednesday in
Monterey. They were accompanl'
ed by MIR James Chestnut.
| A glance at Bishops line of
clothing will convince you of these
facts: The largest and most vari-
ed line to select from in the county,
right as to STYLES, make and prices.
Suits for children from 80 cents up
to $40. Mems sizes from % up.
Tie Rockingham Register ha-
merged with the Harrisonburg
Daily News, and will come out
twice a week.
Mr. II C Stout closed the private
term of his school last Friday, and
on Saturday went to his home in
Augusta county. His services haye
already been secured for the princi-
palshlp of the Monterey school for
next session. and he will return to
the county, during the summer i'll
the interests Of the school. The
time is here for all to give a help
ing hand for a successful term.
To make proper selection of
shoes you need a large stock to
select from. and this Bishop & Co.
have the largest in the county.
You can be fitted at Bishops.
ITO the regret of their many
friends Mr. Jocob Hevener, Jr. and
family took their leave on Tuesday
of their Crabbottom home, for their
new home near Stanton. Mrs.
Hevener's sister, Miss Emma Nc
Mel, accompanied them and will
remain during The summer.
Special mention should be given
to the line of clothing and shoes
carried by E. b. Whitelaw & Co.
lin these lines this firm will play
second fiddle" to none, as an in
spection will readily prove. They
have the made-well, clothing and
the it-well-clothing, all new and
fresh. Shoes for ladies, gentle
men and children.
A party of 26 persons left See
bert. station near MarlintOn. one
day last week, for Spokane, Wash
ington, where they will make their
homes. Meyer yet have they left
Highland in such drove. After
all railroads and money, hustle and
hustle do not seem to hll the bill
ayontlv
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
@. w. Trimble
q, Cash Store.
A Chicken with Three Feet

Deformed chickens are very rare.
tile only one in fact, we ever re-
member Of seeing, was Matched at
The home Of Andy White this week.
1t was a well formed chicken in
every way except in the place of a
tail it had a perfect leg and foot,
making in all three legs and feet
but no tail. The little fellow didn't
like the idea Of swapping his tail for
an extra foot when he already had
plenty, so he died.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01
Personal
Mr. Don Calhoun went east Tue.

y Mr. Don Calhoun went east Tues
day.
IA Whiteaaw, Esq. is over cas-
this week.
Mr.. Kemper Gibson returned
home Saturday.
\ Hon G P Jones is atten ding to q
matter of business at University
of Va. this week.
For proper Dress Goods at proper
prices see Shreckhise & Bear.
Mr. Oscar Wade of Back Creek
was up Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Warrick Collins of
Crabbottom spent Monday in town.
Fresh oranges, lemons and Ba-
nanas, at Bishops
Mrs Jas F McNuftv. and Mrs P
H McNnlty were in town recently
shopping.
Rev w w Carson and wife, RS.
Helms, Misses Clara Chew, Bessie
Gum and Maude Lunsford Of the
Highland High School, were in
town Saturday.
Wanted-A frst-class harness
maker, S. w. Crummett. Monte
rey.
Rev W S Trimble will preach
here at IL a. H., and Pisgah 3 D.
M. Sunday, next.
DC iPropst directs us to change
his address from Folsom. W. Va.
to .Parkersburg, care of Hotel De-:
witt.
Hats suited to the season for
gentlemen, ladies and little ones.
at Bishop & Cos. You will look
at them. please.
Highland Lodge A F. & A. m
will hold a regular meeting or
Friday night, May 9Th.
Mr. j r Rexrode went to Poca-
Ihontas Wednesday in quest Of work
for himself and team,
Mr. Joe Blagg and daughter,
Miss Effie, of Doe Hill neighbour
hood were in town Tuesday trad
ing with our merchants.
Mr. C W Trimble made business
"trip to Marliaton this week.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-05-01

On Monday a deal was made
whereby Mr. R B Campbell pur-
chased from James Fl. Botkin, his
interest (Which is onehalf) in the
-lg3aatkin place two miles south of
Mo~1ere -r---'' Consideration $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05

AN of these Organs will be sold at from S5UU to SIUUU CASH
from $500 to 500 per month.
We have arranged and restocked our small goods and mu'
sic denartment. All of the latest and uptodate songs, tOhos
ord rnusic hooks will be found on exhibition every day
at prices that will sell them; do not fail to hear our CHASE q
RAKER PIANO PLAYER that will be used on the renowned
Everett Piano, on the first balcony.
We are dwelling in the perfect consciousness OF a great sue
cess for our Piano Department, as we propose to make II In every
detail the leading piano store in the West
While in III store do not fail to look through our stock and
see on exhibition some of the finest goods that money can puy'
Pianos shipped to any point on approval, correspondence sohc'
TIED. frstclass tuning and repairing done, and fully guaranteed
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
MEATS MEATS MEATS

THE BIGGEST REFRIGERATING
PLANT OUTSIDE SOUTH OMAHA
STOCK YARDS. The most paIatablS
meats that money can buy. everything from
an ox-taiI to = spring chicken. Union
Butchers to wait on you. every one OF
them an expert, supervised by Mr.. c. E.
Schmidt.
Choice Breakfast Bacon ...... .... .I3o
Choice Roast. per ID. ...... .........B &c
Everything in the meat line at ell
prices. and nothing but choice steer msst
handled.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
THE DRY GOODS Departments
wOMENs' WALKING SKIRTS

WOMENS' WALKING SKIRTS
S2Se-A handsome full flare skirt, fancy stitching, vertical
straps and buttons. shades of gray. blue , on
and black. we'll worth $3.50, Monday mOrning" 80. Z.O9
wOMEN's WAISTS
Four bargain sales Of white waists, marked at EO-
cost of materials-SLOO. csc, 69c and
SILK WALKING SKIRTS
Black tafeta silk, drop of fine spun glass, trimmed with lace
Black taheta, tailored and strapped, seven IN
rows Of stitching a $1,000 skirt at.........."..A 'OO
SILK DRESS SKIRTS
and stitching, worth s125O, for n M
te opening .9sSO
HOUSE WRAPPERS
Heavy percale, nicely trimmed, worth s1.25- no.
GIRLS SUITS
New two-piece wool suits, handsomely trimmed. dresses for
girls and misses, exclusive styles, at S5 OE
$3.50 and 40
wOMENs TAILORED sUITs-$1s.oO-
Artistic designs, new cloths, the latest cuts, including wide,
circular collars. double capes, collarless, draped pouch,
sleeves postillion and peplin backs and new shaped skirts.
We are going to make a noise on these OO
suits at lO.0U
BLOUSE JACKETS
Black cheviot, postiilion back, full sleeves, trimmings, stitched
taneta silk and fancy braid, upto-date. ~
new stylo-s2oOO
wOMEN's SPRING JACKETS
Monte Carlo Coats, in blue and brown cloth, OE
special value 10
MONTE CARLO AND COFFEE COATS
In tafeta, silk, peau de sole and moire- O.O0
"ry n0OOy 2'1O
CHILDREN.s and INFANTS CAPS and BoNNErs- ..
An elegant stock for Easter at, up o.
from ...... %oS
HANDKERCHIEFs FOR A PENNY So 1sAi-a 60
100 dozen, worth from sc to 10c, on sale at -
. o'clock Monday at'...;.,"....~."""".,"" 1C
WOMEN's POCKETBOOKs and PURSES
Wrist bags and chateaino bags worth from IOc to A.
QUO. opening G0C
HOSE ~.
Special value, boys. girls and misses. sizes 5 to 10. ~
worth 15c, opening sale. ................. .......... lUC
UNDERWEAR
500 dozen wOmen's. misses and chndren's cotton and Isle un-
derwear, best styles and finish, our SOC quality, an
at opening sale only NC
SILKS
Yard wide black taheta silk, one case splendid value, guaran-
teed not to cut, Monday prices no
$145, $1SS. $125, $119 and. SOC
WASH SILKS
Extra quality-tntended for sale at 6Oc- o.
Monday '''''. OkS
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
BARGAINS GALORE

One $3.50. This is one of the finest upright walnut case pi-
amos that ever came to the city of Omaha. You cannot appre-
ciate it without seeing it. 1t will be sold at this opening sale
for the sum of $3.50. All of these goods will be sold on OUR
$500 per month.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
Piano and Music,
PaIms$FIOWers
at BENEFITS

WARD, HEARTTO-HEART TALK.
OUR PIANO N ORGAN DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN EN-
LARGED, R~EARRANGED AND STOCKED WITH
SOME OF THE FINEST GOODS THAT EVER CROSSED
THE MISSOURI RIVER. THIS SUPERIOR STOCK WILL BE
THROWN On THE MARKET ON MONDAY MORNING AT
PRICES AND TERMS THAT WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05

COVERT CLOTH
S2-inch. all wool English, in gray, brown, green and blue. not
too heavy. makes a beautiful spring costume PEST Z0N
Embroidered wasting and dress silk. extra OQC
wide. the very latest-$1lo and........"".-....'"
Fine imported French styles. one hundred pat ar
DRESS GOODS
One case of colOred mistrals, all new shades. IS zEC
inches wide, the dollar quality, at...'..''..''"""A ~
EASTER GLOVES
Our new spring shades of glace and washable kid and suede
and pique finish, are now on sale, Including the best quail
ties of the Reynier. GOr which we are the agents), Ct
every pair is guaranteed; prices-S2. $3.50 and......""pA 4
EASTER FANS. ~
A beautiful assOrtmeht Of chiffon, lace and spangle, including
choice importations from Japan, France az
and Austria; prices from $40 down to.................p O
NECK WEAR
Come and inspect our noDOy womens nockwoar. all DEC
the very latest styles-special sale Monday at........ ~
TWO BARGAIN NOTIONS TABLES
Piled up with purses, pins, charms, necklaces, lockets, cuff
buttons and hundreds of little things OE1
one at a choice gov
LACEs BARGAIN TABLE SALE !
One hundred pieces of torchon. chantilly, ciuny, gal IO~
Ions. etc, up to 5 inches wide. at per dOzen....!..4OC
WASH CLOTHES
Thousands Of them at ~
each ....,... ~
800 pieces silver bleach at &c yard. Glass Towel a.
ing, good quality, >at.. ~
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR on main floor
Every garment made. Special prices.
WHITE vEsTINGs-
ss-inch White vestings, in a variety of fancy weaves. a linn
tied amount. worth up to soc a yard; f01-
while they last. at per yard. Observation-Disclosures. 1Z2C
APRON GINGHAMs-
27-inch good qualitylace effect Curtain scrim, H.
apron Bingham, W and all size check, an IN
36-inch wide cream arranted to wash. ....,............ a.
worth up to 1oc yard at ........... ..'..!...'":".,.OC
FANCY CURTAIN sWIssEs-
Se-inch fancy lace stripe curtain Swlsses, a beautiful lnc Of
colors and patterns; a regular 25c grade at, dn1
per yard ................. go. ."'''''' w
SHEETS
slxe0 ready to use bleached bed sheets. made of good quality
full sheeting. worth So cents. at. 0O-
each ....... .'s'''''s 's'.. ~
A SENSATION IN TOWELS
22x40 in hemstitched, guaranteed all pure linen huckabuck
towels, regular soc grade; Monday only, DE-
each. ~. ....,... ........ ,.........r...-..... ....s""&OS
20x4O all linen huckabuck hemmed towels, reg n
uhr 1c grade, at. each 49,. ...............
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-27
NO LETTERS ARE FOUND
GEN. MAC DONALD EVIDENTLY
 DESTROYED DOCUMENTS.
Believed That Pain Over the Publi- city Given Charges Against Him Caused Him to Take
 His Life.

Paris, March 26.-Efforts have been made to trace the letters and documents received by Major General Macdonald from the War Office shortly before his suicide. as it was thought that they might throw a light on the motive for the act, but the magistrate who has taken charge of the dead mans effects says no letters or documents were found except some unintelligible scribbling which would indicate that the writer was in daZed condition.
 t As a number of letters from the War Office were delivered to him last We'd nesday and Thursday, the authorities conclude that the General prepared for his end by first destroying the letters.
 The Figaro asserts that one of the let ters received by Sir Hector Macdonald from the War Office Wednesday morn ing was an ultimatum ordering him to leave forthwith for Ceylon, thus destroy ing his last hope of a reconsideration Of his case by the war authorities in Eng land. The fact, however. that the Gen. eral took his life soon after he was ob- served scanning two newspapers pub- Hshed in England, giving the charges made against him and publishing DOT trait of him. is taken as indicating that pain at the publicity rather than any ac- tion by the British War Office deter mined his act.