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New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
CAST QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-YOrk. January g. 1905.
coFFT-E-The co1ee market again quiet with
-ztn Nrte easier under moderate loudasior
Es onerng steAcy e. partial decline OF 6 points
a. -sno-.se disappointing European cables
~ lie market mestlng with nothing the way OF
SsWs during the day calculated 70 stimulate demand
az q net decline OF 1910 points
-5-ts6 q 81 900 bags. seems be waiting
.turtion increase N buying power followed ne
Tsrusrw visible supply statement had expeced
n6 MS probably disappointed holders while the
o-t..ued q The long promised spurt IN spot
6ersnG seemed dscouraging. On the other hand
Ire bulls talking & big decrease the worlds
,-shIs suur-y during the months Of FsI-
ssv snG bsence Of important selling rair4t ha
rejecting confidence Fif1ls
srroug lonE interests who recently en-
n Bidding the market, but now seer,
Ssine the development OF buish situation
~ Vch they based their purchases. The French narxet
gose6 a. 8 decline Ct : franc and Hamburg was ner
rfg lower Neither of the Brazilian markets reported
chnnge but the rate OF Brazilian exchange yras
$50 lover. Po-t receipts as Indicated by days
ltrtle heavier than Thursdays
movement moderate. SPOT
cuier but steady with quotations the basis OF SIC
to- No =
hs q contract prices IN the market to-
sr-u rr-rWE.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07

he local market for epot cotton closed steady with
sa = points higher the basis Of 30 for niddllng
sIsnc and TG0c for mid6Eng Gulf Sales. 80 bales 10
c1s-s were te-sgrsDhee as follows; Mobile firm. IN
s--Ee1, a. 6sc. saleE 100 bales; Ncr<olk nrm. 1sc
ataer a. 7iec; sales sS4 bales: Charleston hrn.
Ssc. a. 6ec- BsltlrOre nominal. asc higher al Tt<c;
JTlears steady higher. 7ci sales 4050 bales.
E--slec receipts a. leading points for to-norrow At
s.s-ts9a 800 5000 bales against 42IE last week
- $40 last year Galveston 400 70 $500 bales,
Se-nst ass last week and 10 75S last year and et
.st-Jrlesnz SO 10 500 bales against 2fb last
"seE and % - last year.
ssp-s q the ports to-day and for the week
LI%Tsd with the totals q week previous and o1
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. 6-ClOsing- wHEAT-spot nominal;
futures steady; March Is Id May IS sd July Is Nd
CQFN-SPot easy; Amer!ean mixed new As 4d American
"a PEAS-Canadian steady. 5s 1o5zd FLoCR-st.
PSc1so coss, Am 81 i6sdzsS los BEFF hrm extra
India mess 6ss 50. PORK dull: prime Western.
70s. HAMS-Shor Il 10 n. easy, 39s Sd. BACON
easy; Cumberland cut 20 70 80 Ib 84s short RIB 6 to
36s Cd: long clear middie5 light. Is 81 n
long clear uddes heavy IS 40 ~ 35s; clear
backs 16 TO 20 o S4s Cd: clear bellies. IA 16 10 42s
SHOULDERS-Sduare II 13 10. easy. 33s- LARD
dull prime 85s 3D. American
pals 3D. RUTHERFORD United States nominal.
CHEESE strong American finest white and coored.
ternber make 6Ss. TALLOW-Pruae city steady DDS Sd.
TURPENTINE-spirits steady, 3Ss Cd. ROSIN-Common
firm rs Sd. Observation-Disclosures quiet. 6ld- LIN
SEED OIL quiet los 90.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan 6. D. ml-CoTToN-spot IN moderate
demand: prices points lower american middlinE far
ding. 367d good ordinary S53d: ordinary. SS7d
sales OF the day 5000 bales which 1000
were for speculation and export and included 400 bales
American. Receipts 300 bales all American
opened steady and closed firm American mid6ling.
January. sod January and February. sod February
and March SD; March and April SOD; April May
S6sd: May June Se1d: June July S.e4d: July
August 97d August and September e9d Septena-
ber and October 401d. October and November. o2d.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
STOCK ON HAND.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan. cor the market The Commercial
Bulletin viii tomorrow: Wool merchants report
quiet week as rule The marketing OF sizsble
lines OF washed Ohio deaine 3Tc and the sale OF
10000 pounds Wisconsin quarter 32c being
important business OF have
been buying secured woods and greasy territory
crate quantities Samples OF Australian Amer
lean WooIs, reporting large imporations come
eey SHOWN and quoted AT high prices but sales
peen MADE The shipments ot Boston 70
from December 90 1904 according the same authority
4245 pounds against pounds
time last The receipts no pounds,
against S1ss 1s4 pounds for period year
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
NAVAL STORES.

The general market showed hrmress
nnoderate offerings and good demand although prices
In the local market unchanged. We quote:
53ke - -
TAR-S5 1895 90
,Ros1N-Common to good strained 81 s21sQs2 s5; z.
81 15; NJ 81 6os4 65; N 81 sOS4 SIS: W e. IS I5dS5 25
and w ". s5 %OGS5 So
STOCK ON HAND.
1850
Spirits turpentine. bbls,.
~~4' uD4S. LIS
Savannah. Jan 6.-TURPENT1ND firm 5olc; receipts
S15 bbls; sales ST bbIs: shipments bbs ROSTN firm
receipts 1 bols sales $50 bbls; shipments 12O bbls;
quoted a. and So 5Tla; D, 81 621s E. 50 7Ogs2 70;
T. 81 so; c. 81 S71sGS2 90; OT3k; So So; K S4
- 30; n 81 60; " G, 81 s5; " ", S. Is
Charleston. Jan. e.-TURPENTINE and ROSIN, nom
inal nothing doing.
London, Jan. 6-TURPENTINE-Spfr sss 415d
ROSIN-Amertcan strained. Is 1O1sd; fine, lis Sd
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
contract prices IN the local market to-

oa1se cables: RioConee market inactive: No Rio,
6SsG, exchange l8sd. receipts 1900 bags: shipments
foE Uuilet States. 700 bags; shipments for El-
rups 40oo bags stock. - 900 bags SEntos-Conss
sEs21y- E0od Sanfos, 5S7Oo:
1000 hags; stock 1.702 0oO bags HsnSurE-Ooffes
zRkst c7enec unchAnge1i Al 2-s0 N was net = pfg
lower. sses . 600 bags Eavre-Coffee opened
elss unchanEeo 70 = frune hghsT az - unchanged:
a. n &c franc lower st go declined !
srzn total sGes. 600 bags Esvre 2e55 600
bsgE q Whch 2lllOoO Brazilian. against ASST OOO
Ers - %. resoec..LsLv Las-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
Steamboats,.

BO9 TON AER AER f25GEz EHGESsB' TS
EAII. RIVER LINE. via Newport Fall River.
Leave Pier 10 N r. OF Warren St. week-days
onIy at 500 P. NJ. Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM
Orchestra each
NORWICH LINE, via New London Leave Pier 20.
n r. foot Cfarkson weekdays only at OOO p. ID.
Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and CHESTER W
CHAPLIN.
new HAVEN LINE, for New Haven Hartford. Spring
6ed and the North Leave Pier 90 E. r, foot OF Peck
Slip weekdays only AZ 500 P. A Steamer uCHARO
PECK
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
BALTIM0RE lHl lHIQ RAILROAD
new YORK. VIEW HIVEN Z HARTFORD A D

from GTaL1 OSGt4a sJalIgn. d.
An Ave. follows for
BOSTON, via New London Providsncs-f4.5O.
II 1000 z 1902 a NJ ~ loo. * l1:0S. sx lsOus
y 500 "f 5-O1. 'fI2.OO ?. u.
BOSTON. via yVillilnanlie--Ii 1900 A N. u 90 p a.
BOSTON. Springned-tSeO A ID. I'll LOO 81 400.
'I1OO P. n
FITCHBURG. via Putnam Worcsstsr-f3;O0 ?. n
LAKEVILLE and NOHFOLK-tS:5O A. n. t3:3l P. n
CT HARRINGTON, STOCKBRIDGE. LE.SOX. PITTS
FIELD-t4:5O. rs so A II. t3-3l p. M
WATERBURY and WINsTED-t4:50. $500. tgsoo.
HOOP, ts10:0z Waterbury, A NJ. f1:OS. fA3A
sf5Ol. t6.OO. 5000 90 Waterbury, ?. 81
Ticket Offices 1t cGrand Central station and cl25th
St. also az ella e2s1 11s5 sls54 Broadway e3 PA<k
Place Square. cIS2 Fifth Ave, Gas Columbus
Ave 649 Madison Ave c273 West I251h St. i53 Easc
I2Jth In Brooklyn. ca Court ST. $40 Fulton ST.
$50 Broadway. E y.
.Daily. tE1eeDt SUNDAYS. lsundays only ystops as
1SJcps 18th St. sundays only tParor
Limited Has dining Car ePsrior and Sleeping Car
c. T HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pass Az
O. NJ SHEPARD. Gen Supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
READIMC RI I1I sII SYSTEM. s

4VI@F NAL X ~
Liberty street and south Ferry South Ferry
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND AGArCH
SdtNh-zA00 tIl5 EastOn onlyJ. so a m. L1g.
- DO t9s5 Easton only) .. m Sundays. s&ss
wILKEsBARRE AND scRANrON-z4oo. s1o . M.
599 y m Sundays. 30 a m. I D. m
LAhEMOOD. LAkEHURST. TONS RIVER AND
bAkNEGAT-z4O 90. $40 a IN. zl30 (340. Ale
lakewood and Lakehnrst OnIy). a5.00. x60s p
ATLANTIC city, 20 a m. - 40 D m
NINELAND AND BkIDGETON-zf4.OO a m. 3 40 D m
L0NG kkANGH. ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POlNf PLEASANT. AND SEASHORE POINTS
5AeO- $50. 1L3O a m. H 20 445. $50. s.S0. IL5s
2, m sunday except Ocean Grove. 500 a &0o.
ATLANTIC HLDs-. sEABRIGHr. MONMOUTH BCH
EAsT LONG BRANCH-4-0O $50. $50. q m.
$50 $50 (550 Atlantic Hlds- onlyl. $50 :. m
PEIII-ADELPHIA CREAbING TERNINAL)-s42 2s 100
$50 zoe. f1o0o ti1o0 a re %. Toe, t1Se.
1Z9o. .So9- 400. tS-oo t60o. tT-39. Is0O. ll0s0
:4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-a4ss tsoo, siooa.
sl5q9 m. 900. t'A00. 900. 'L0O. fs.2s p. m
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-so 90. 1000. 81. o.
100. 400, 800. 100, 81 Is.
hEAAiDlNG TAi2SNG6H HARRISBURG, PoTTsyILI-E AND WILL
m. Reading only. IslO0. Ua1-20 ~ 90 D N Read
lns Pottsvtlle. Harrisburg only. t400. $500 p. m
zFrom Liberty Street only sDafiy. TDaily,
sunday &Sundays only tParlor only. lVta Ta-
Oncss; Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Astsr House.
261. asa. 1900 1854 Broadway. 1S2 Union
Square West. 153 East 125th St. 273 125th ST.
s45 Columbus New York: Court St s44 $50
New York Transfer Co calls for ard checks bagEazs
TO destination
". G. RESLER- RT-PT
1 Nice-Fres and Gen Mgr. Cen PRssr A gent
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07

A 100 EzeAsHgs Special Liverpool cabespot cotton
-erate demand; Rales. 5000 bales: speculation and
900 American, 1000. receipts 1900. 81 Areft-
-. nlccrg upland. 7SG. opened barely
- points higher; closed = points higher;
sFsary and Jsnuary-FebruRTy $500. February March.
80, A-ArchApT1 3o5d. ApriI-Lay. 36Sd: Nay June.
&C.,, -sae-Juy, 39sd; July-August. S9Idt August
SP.eiloer. 500: Septesaber-October z01d: October
-rt.en1er- s01d Manchester-Yar-s cuiI and eases7
~9-a "a bJyers' favor
imperative cotton Fr1-
1-s- January e
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

sheep, mixed. 81 5Ods5 so.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07

Buffalo. Jan. e-FLoUR quiet WHEAT strong; No I
Northern, 81 2111; winter nominal CORN No 3
yellow. 4S34c; No 4se OATS quiet; No white.
s57.c; No mixed. S41zc RYE-No ! $50 BARLEY
unchanged
Chicago. jan 6.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
Ocean steamers.

HAMBURG -AMERlGAM Linz.
LONDON-PARIS-HA
pretoria Jan. I. ts8Iuecher. Jan Is 10 a m
tWaldersee Ian. Il IL a. pennsylvania
SE4aS gymnasium OF boa
Via Dover. Via Plymouth, Cherbourz
NEW YORK-NAPLES-GEN
DEUTSCHLAND. Jan Z. $50 a. m. Feb Z TAO a n
PRINz ADALBERT. Jan 10, D. m. Feb. % April =
3AOLIhE jan 80. so ?.
tVia Madeira. Cadiz. Gibraltar Malaga AIgiers-
Offices. 80 and 81 Broadway. Piers. Hoboken. N ;.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07

The statistical position o. Brazilian coffee IS as follows:
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-02-03

VIRGINIA:
In Vacation In Highland Cir
clnt Court Clerks Office, January
7ta, 1905.
Grant Douglas & Others
vs. In Chancery
Minerva Carpenter & others.
The object of this suit is to make
partition of the lands of which
Thomas Douglass. died, seized and
possessed. towit: 70 acres mere or
less, lying on the waters t the
BuIlpasture river, in Highland
County, and if said land can not he
partitionpd in kind, then that same
may be sold for The purpose of
PARTITION And it appearing from
affidavit filed, that Minerva Car
penter is nonresident OF this
state and that the heirs Of Robert
and Walter Douglass are unknown;
it is ordered that they appear here
within fifteen days after due publ
cation hereof and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests.
Chas ? Jones & Son p. q.
Teste,
&c Matheny, Clerk.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-02-03
Strait Greek News
Jan. 90.

Jan. 81.
As Happy is absent, Citizen viii
q We few items from our little
alley.
The Monterey and STREET. Creek
Mutual Telephone Co. met at e
Gums to day and elected their
officers. and work will begin a,
once, building the line from Monte
rey to Doe Hill. as the weather will
admit, expecting Doe Hill to meet
us at the top of Jack mountain
which will give service over most
of the county and all of the Valley.
VA weasel visited Rev Josiah Bey.
crage's hen roost the other night.
He set three traps and the next
morning had it in all three of
them.
Dir A J Waggoner and wife are
on the sick list and Mrs James
Trimhle, II H Seybert and Mrs
Orion Fleisher. Mrs Lambs con.
ditiOn is much worse.
Misses Ida Simmons and Maggie
Vandevender of the Forks of the
Water, paid their many friends a
short visit Saturday.
Mr. A. P. Beverage had the mis-
fortune to lose cow some time
ago, also Mrs Una Waggoner lost
one last week.
The hay stacks 60 faster than
the snow.
Mr. Andrew Winner, of Blue
Grass Valley was the guest of e.
Gum, Saturday night.
There was good turn ont of
the young people at Sabbath school
Sunday.
The Seybert Chapel congrega
ton regrets that the conference
year is coming So near to a close us
they feel sure they will lose their
preacher, but our loss will be some
ones gain.
Rev Josiah Beverage will preach
at Asbery next Sunday. Citizen
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-02-03
THE NEW YORK WORLD
TURICE-A-WEE EDITION
READ WHEREVER THE ENGLISH LANG :
UAGE is SPOKEN.

The tickets are pow made up and
! the most interesting Presidential
campaign the United States has
known since 1860 has begun. And
most important one too.
Which will it be. Parker and Da-
Wis or Roosevelt and Fairbanks?
Nobpdv knows yet. nut THE
THRICE. A WEEK WORLD will
tell You promptly. fully and truth
fully every movlnent OF hot aud
thrilling campaign. The real news
paper now prints rather than hopes
md it has always been the effort of
| THE TIL RICE- w EEK WORLD
to tell tie thing hat has happened
Tnus you can judge for yourself and
thus form Your opinion.
There is also II great war going
on in the East, where TUE
WORLD has ii brilliant staff OF
correspondents in the field, and
their reports are found regularly in
the columns Of rHE WORLD.
The TIIRICE-A WEEK WORLD
regular subscription price is only
! 81 90 per year. and this pays for
! 1856 papers. We offer this unequal
ed newspaper and the Highland
Recorder together one year for
81 70.
The regular subscription price of
tie Two 1aperS H. S2OO.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-02-03
From Blue Grass Valley
Ian 20 1905

jan. OO- ICOo.
Zero weather, and the wi nd blow
ing fifty miles, driving the cold,
fine snow before it and piling it in
drifts along the road sides and
other places more favorable.
Most of the SICK are improving 4,
Messers Il L Nicholas and Chs
Hildebrand are getting out lum ben
to build II new house.
MIR Cyrus Colaw is much
complaining with rheumatlsn' and
kidney trouble. :,
Sam'l Whitecotton has conclud-
ed to leave the Devils backbone
and rent the old Boud property.
The little tots had an enjoyable
time at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs & II Winners one night last
week, while the big fellows were
being entertained bv MIR and Mrs
j b Hidy, where oysters and crabs
we're being served in many ways to
the invited guests. The Young
people report a good time with
music and dancing and the sweet
est kindness and courtesy shown
them by their host and hostess.
We understand that it is not
definitely known who gets the
mail contract from here to Frank
lin.
The Mutual Phone holders held
their monthly meeting here 21st
and passed laws aud regulations,
governing the people Of this
nelghborhood and extending their
jurisdiction or protectorate over all
OUTLYING territory, Seng mountain
and Hard Scrabble included. Bro
A Lee Winner will keep the switch
Jogr1 and every body is kindly in.
vited to join now or hereafter hold
their peace.
We see more empty hay pens up
to this time than ever before and
should the latter part of the winter
be as rough and cold, there won't
be any feed left over.
Our good Stonewall sisters try
to put us in hole and then poke
fun at us. Still we enjoylit. know.
ing that it is Il feminine weakness
but hope TO show them the error
of their way before long
We havn't herd anything lately
about the Franks Run mail. Hope
we will lie able to look the matter
mp during the Inauguration of
Teddy the 18th of March.
Rev II A Mrrril! would likely
call his last appointment at Dry
Run rabbit Sunday as little Willie
Winner, who would often crawl
upon James Hevener's knee and
sing that sweet lullaby and cause
US to have u fit of laughter, caught
them on his way to or from the
church and presented them to our
good parson in the basket collec-
ton. If Bro Marsh can beat that,
then we want Reporter to say so.
Wise.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-02-03
Give Your Stomach a Rest

Your food must be properly d.
gtsted and as>imilated to be Of any
value to you. If your stomach is
eak or diseased take Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure. 1t digests what you
eat and gives he stomach a rest,
enabling it to recuperate, take on
rev life and grow strong aga II.
X d.! tuies sour stomach, gas,
blou!i:g heart valpifaiion and all
digc>iiv' is, r,lrrs. Il A Soper, IT
Little i,,vk. ~. writes us; We
feel that X nIol Ds>psp>i. Cure de-
spr,r. it i lie romnnruda'lnn thai
r;.n be givrn it IS it saved tine life
Of on, l,iilr girl when she was
three 'ar,o,d She i now six and
we law kept t. for Ler constantly,
bu. of cour>e she only takes II now
wirn nm,lI,i disagree with her. ="
sod j., DR. X II 1ri!nhle.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-02-03
Don't Know It.

A great many people have SER
ious defects of the eyes and do
not know it. They believe
they see as well as other peo-
pie simply because they do not
know how other people see. If
they have headaches, they lay
it to some other cause. If the
type blurs, they blame the
lamp or the quality of the pa
per. They do not realize that
their eyes are bad, or that glas-
ses will help them until they have
let them 60 too long. Then they
have to wear glasses constantly in
stead of for reading and writing
only. If every person would form
the habit of having their eyes ex.
amined once a year, these troubles
could be obviatAd.. Bv giving the
defect proper attention the mo-
ment it becomes apparent, it can
be remedied with but very little
trouble or Inconvenience. | will
make these examinations as often
as you like, free Of charge and will
tell you your exact condition. Can
you afford not TO have it done?
h. l.. LANG,
Scientific 0ptician.
StauntOn, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-02-03

II needs hut little foresight, to tell,
that when your stomach and liver are
badly affected, grave trouble is ahead
unless you take the proper medicine for
your disease, as MIS- John Dung, OF
{ Law. y. Y did She says: II had neu'
ralgia Of the liver and stomach, my Learl
wasweakened. and could not eat. |
was ve:y bad for long time, but in
Electric BitterS, fou' d just what need
ed for they quickly relieved and cured
me" Best medicine for weak women.
sold under guarantee by K Ii IrImole
druggist, at SOC bottle.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-02-03
Lime-SuIphur Wash for the San
Jose Scale

Our ex seriments with caustlc
soda during the past year indicate
that it is almost useless against the
Gan Jose scale. Used at a strengths
of u pounds to one gallon of wa
ter. it proved ineffective against
this pest, while it injured young
APPLE trees seriously. 1t was also
found that none of the patent
washes known to us could compete
favorahlv with the cooked lime
sulphur wash in cost and efficiency
For formula and method of prepa-
ration and application of the lime =
sulphur wash. see bulletin l4l OF
the Virginia Experiment Station.
Recent quotations from whole
sale druggists indicate that sulphur ur
can be obtained in barrel lots at q
to 3 cents per pound, and as lime
is cheap, this wash can be prepar-
ed at reasonable cost. Growers
should send in their orders for sui
phur as soon as possible, III order
to get it at i reasonable price and
avoid delay. =.
We wish to impress upon fruit
growers the necessity of cooking
this wash vigorously for at least
35 to 40 mirutes. While the So
called uncooked wash can be pre-
pared in covered barrels with hot
water ard the heat generated by
the shaking lime, much of the sui
phur is left undissolved, producing
very poor wash. Besides II is
necessary to heat the water, and IN
this way practically as much time
is consumed in preparation. as IN
tie regulsr me- hod of cooking over
fire. All things considered the
method of cooking over fire is by
far the most certain and reliable
method for preparing this wash.
The addition of caustic soda to
either the cooked or uncooked
wash, while adding considerably to
the cost. has not proven OF any
practical value in our work, and Is
not recommended.
Virginia Experiment Station.
j. L. Phillips,
Entomologst.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-02-03
COwpasture Briefs
}. FHIIHS,
Entomologist.

This letter was intended tor last
weeks paper, but came i'll too late
and vas unavoidabIy crowded out.
Ed
Jan. %. 0o
| never see any items from Tie
Cowpasture in Your paper and 1t
does seem to M that It, should he
represented some times. will
give ,nu IL few items thiS week.
aud perhaps M "ne Will volun-
tcer To- send them in regular Y.
Mr. viii Srlaun Of Moscow spent
Sunday with his hr"thcr. Mr. J i
Splaun. He Started home tins
morning taking with hnm very
fine colt that Mr. Armstrong haS
ltrn keeping FIR him
! Mr. Sam'I Dlchl aud his sister.
Miss Tahilha, Mr. & = Leach and
Mrs Care Ui-hl were very pleas
anti, entertained bv the. Misses
Armstrong last Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs 5 w wilson made Il
f,ing trip to WI'liam~,ille last
ThnrSdav.
| hear that Miss Lon Crummrtt
.rafnrncd hom-.
Hiss Lula + Bradshaw will close
r school ut I.,ur'l Gap next FRI
da,. 27th inst. with all entertain
mrnf.
Miss Mary D+verick and Mrs.
File visited Mrs George Eryine
last week.
The Young people of this neigh
i"rhocd have crjoved the snow to
the fullest extent. On Thursday
night they surprised Mr. George
Hook aud family with II visit, and
ON Friday night they surprised
Miss Geneva Rndgprs The frosty
air, the merry jingl" of bells and
the full moon all lent ii charm to
these night rides, which they all
setred to enjoy so much.
MIR Chas GNin will give dance
to the Youngsters one night tins
week.
Charlie Armstrong VISITED friends
in he Wilma n*ighhorhood recently.
There was a shooting match al
Wa,crcsS mills last SATURDAY..
will not make nv first letter
too long and if | should be- 81 luck,
us to escape that ''lreadfnl' basket
I NAV come again. You have
escaped, 50 come again. Ell
Orange
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-02-03
From Our Sister Village

Mr. Louie McNulty has returned
TO his hnme at Creig'vlIle.
MIR Herbert Bradshaw of Clover
Greek was in town this week.
Mr. Arch Hrvernmb left TO-DAY
for lis home at Poverty: Mr. Rev
ercomb Las been under DIR Siron :
treal for several weeks, and Is
much improved.
Mr. l. b Byrd l'ls gone to W Va
to visit relatives,
Mrs Il j Bradshaw, has been
quite i'll for several days
The death of NJ IS Mamie Nc
Nuttv on "Wednesday last WAS quite
ii shock to her many friends here.
where she was IA general fuvorite.
; While the last few Years Of Der life
were .spent ir mental darkness,
there has dlwnel for her Il radiant
morning.
Why should we wish her back.
" hen she suffered 50 long with
pain?
Che sings III the angels choir today
And with Christ has gone to
reign,
Thus lis hard to give her up,
And lay her meath the sod,
But we know that all is we'll with
her,
So we kiss the Christening rod.
She WAS laid to rrst, by the >lIe
of her mother, ut Glover Greek
Service conducted by the Rev / Is
Souihall Reporter
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-02-03
Fraud Exposed

A few counterfeiters have lately been
making and trying 10 sell limitations of
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, and other medi.
cines, thereby defrauding the public.
This Is to warn you to beware Of such
people, who seek to profit. through steal
ing the reputation of remedies which
have been successfully curing disease
for over 80 years. 4 sure protection, to
you, is our name on the wrapper. Look
for it, on all DR. Kings, or Bucklen's
remedies, as all others are mere imita'
lions. ii E Bucklen Il Co.. Chicago. Ill ,
and Winsor, Canada. Sold by K II
Trimble.