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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-04-29
I zIEM POLSK|CH.

Warszawa. = General gu.
bernator Maksymowicz, chcac
poznae potrzeby izsdanis prasy,
urzadzi, u siebie kilka konferen-
cyl redaktorami pism warsaw
skich. Ma jedna z takich konfe.
rencyi przybyl do general gu.
bernatora redaktor warszawskie-
go "Slowa", p. Gorski | omawia.
jac stosunki prasy warszawskiej
cenzura, przediozyl gubernato-
rowi artykul ktory niedawno
wstrzymaia cenzura warszawska.
Byla to najniewinniejsza parafra-
"a reskryptu carskiego, poparta
niewinna uwaga, IL general gu
bernator "niezawodnie powola
ludzi miejscowych sdo wyrozu-
mienia potrzeb". Genera, Maksy-
mowicz zdumial sic, il takie ar.
tykuiy cenzura wstrzymuje, sam
kazai jake cenzuralne wydruko-
wac i zauwazyl, il wiasnie ma ta-
kich artykuiach zalezy mu ba1-
dzo.
= Nietylko po Warszawie, ale
po caiym eraju kraza pogioski o
nowych zaburzeniach, rozru-
chach i strajkach, &t6re maia
wybuchnat W pierwszej posowie
maja b. r. Wiesci te, niepokojacc
og6l, a pozbawione wszelkiej re-
alnej podstawy, szerza wichrzy-
ciele celem podniecenia umy.
slow.
z gubernii radomskiej donosza
0 nowych licznych aresztowa-
mach wloscian "a agitacye w
sprawie uzywania jezyka polskie.
go ma zebraniach gninnych. Bye
moze, ze audyencya adwokatow
u general gubernatora poiozN
kres bezprawiom, jakich dopusz-
czaja sic wiadze administracyjne
ma prowincyi.
= w skutek .ciag1ych zama-
ch6w socyalistycznych pfzyszedi
general Maksymowicz do pre-
konania, ze ME jest rzecza ROSA
dna jezdzie po miescis " vtWar-
tel karecie bez eskorty i odta1
jezdzi juz otoczony konwo-
jem badz czerkies owt
badz * k 8 w kubai'
skich. Kawalkata ia sprawia
dose divine wrazenie w miescie
europejskiem i przypomina A.
Eye, ale CO najgorsze, to to, zs
ci azyaci towarzyszacy generaso-
wi zachowuja sic brutalnie W c.
bee publicznosci pieszej, lub ja-
dacej W powozach.
Krakow. - Many pod reka
wykaz rniejskiego biura statysty-
cznego, tyczacy sic euchu ludno-
Sci m. Krakowa "a miesiac luty
br. WI miesiacu tym liczyl Kra.
k6w oo,Soo ludnosci, w czem ko-
biet 5000, mezczyzn 1914. Ia.
sogi wojskowej liczy Krakow
6,o4o glow. - Co do wyznah Ii
czy Krakow 71,e4S chrzescian
27852 izraelit6w.
Poniewaz jest wszelkie prawdo-
podobienstwo, re Cd tego czasu,
to jest W przeciagu miesiecy III.
dnosc Krakowa droga naturalns
(urodziny) oraz przez napiyw OBJ
cych, powiekszyia sic conaj-
mniej o zoo osob, liczy obecnis
Krakow 100000 ludnosci.
Kalisz. Zjawiaja sic u mas
po wsiach emisaryusze niemieccy
ktorzy wszelkirni sposobami usi-
,uja niepokoie i, buntowae lud
wfosciahski. Namawiaja WHO'S
clan, by ME placili podatk6w, ME
dawali sksadek ma zapomogi dla
widow i sierot po poleglych W woj-
ME japonskiej i sprzeciyiali sic
siia wysylaniu rezerwistow ma
teatr wojny. Opr6cz tego emisa-
ryusze I,ainawiaja chlopow, by
wypedzli wlascicieli majatk6w
d o b ytkiesm ich sic po-
dzielili a zabudowania popa-
ILL, gdyz ziemia ma BYE rozdana
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-04-29

guje sic 100 wozami. 400 rozwo-
zicieli wegla W skladach Peabody
Coal CO. swietuje Cd wczoraj, a
rozwoziciele lodu oswiadczyli sta
nowczo, ze firm bojkotowanych
przez unie w lod zaopatrywac
ME beda. ze W tych warunkach
ME obesz}o sic bez gwaltow j
nieporzadkow, latwo domyslic
sic. Ludzie obawiaja sic praco-
wac obawy pred strajkierami,
nawet publicznosc omija skla-
dy departamentowe, ME chcac
narazac sic ma nieprzyjemnoSci.
Policya ME oszczedza swych pa
lex tam, gdzie tego potrzeba i
czyni, co moze, azeby jake tako
utrzymae porzadek publiczny.
Kto pod kim doii kopie. -.
Pani Amanda Molstrom wyto-
czyia miastu process odszkodo-
wanie, poniewaz pokaleczyla sic
w roku 1901, upadlszy ma popsu-
ty chodnik, ma rogu 81 ul. Cot
tage Grove ave. Zanim sprawe
przedlozono do zasadzenia przy-
sieglym, spyta1 sic assystent p.
Smulskiego, adwokat Ayres ska
rzacej, czy uszkodzila sic kiedy
pred rokiem 1901. Pani Mol
strom oswiadczyla, ze ME i ze-
zlala, re ME chorowala nigdy
przed rokiem 1901. Wowczas adj
wokat Ayres przedstawi1 sedzie-
mu dowody, re W roku 1897 PAM
Molstrom skarzyla kompanie
tramwajowe $4,000 odszko-
dowania, poniewaz rzekomo ule-
gia wypadkowi. Dziwnym zbie-
giem okolicznosci twierdziia
wowczas, lie W tramwaju dozna-
Ia takich samych uszkodzeh, ia
kie rzekomo poniosla W cztery
lata pozniej, ma owym chodniku.
Pania Molstrom czeka teraz pro-
ces krzywoprzysieztwo W celu
wyludzenia pieniedzy pod falszy-
wynn pozorami.
Pogardzony wspohodak.
Marya Vanasek, Czeszka, przy-
siegla, wyjezdzajac kraju do
Ameryki, wieczna milosc narze-
czonemu Janowi Simek. w diva
lata pozniej podazy simek "a
swa ukochana "a ocean przybN
do Chicago, gdzie znalazi swoja
Marychne, lecz przy boku innego
gacha. Parma Vanasek doszsa
widocznie do przekonania, re
chcac zyc W Ameryce, lepiej 20
STAG iona Anerykanina, niz
"greenera" re starego kraju. Ma
promo Simek przypominai jej O.
bietnice, dana W ojczystych Cze-
chach. Dziewczyna wyrzek}a sic
dawnego narzeczonego. Mlodzie-
nice poddal sic rozpaczy i wynu-
rzywszy swoje zale W licznych
listach, pozostawionych ma stole,
odebral sobie zycie wystrza}em z
rewolweru.
Rozpisuja sic o "biskopie".
Amerykahskie gazety wieczor-
ne wczorajsze i dzisiejsze ranne
rozpisuja sic o "biskopie" Anto-
min Koziowskim.
Oto, co pisze wczorajsza "Dai-
ly News:
"Biskop Antoni Kozlowski
niezaleznego polskiego kosciofa
przegra, process o $4,000 odszko-
dowania, wytoczony Union
Traction Company powodu
wrzekomego wypadku tramwajo-
wego ma Ashland ave. / Lake str.
W sierpniu 1901. Kompania tram
wajowa bronila sic W procesie do
wodzenien1, re Kozlowski byl pl-
jany i ME wiedzial, gdzie rzeczy-
wiscie wydarzyl sic w.ypadek, W
czasie ktorego zostal uszkodzony.
Process toczyi sic pred sedzia
Abbott.
"swiadkowie W sadzie oswald
evil 1e "biskop" KozloWski 20
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
JacksOns River Items

Aunt Betsy Shelter remains
very i'll at this writing.
Mr. George England of Monroe
County spent several days last
week at Rev M H Corbet's.
Mr. Bernie Crowley spent Satur-
day and Sunday in our midst.
Mr. P Hiner spent part OF last
week in w. Va,
Mr. J Boyd mclaughlin is
suffering right much with a felon
on his finger.
Mr. j H Pruitt and wife gave a
crokonole party and a taffiy stew
on last Monday night, those pres
ent accompanied by their girls
were, MIR Omer Corbett aad Miss
Altha Grdner, Mr. Owen Gutshall
and Miss Grace Houlihan, Mr.
Ho)lie Gutshall and Miss Martha
Pruitt. Mr. George Houlihan and
Miss Molly Prultt, Mr. Ceba Doyle
and Miss Fanny Doyle, MIR Ben
Schroeder and Miss Mary Corbett
Mr. Ernest Doyle and Miss Pearl
Messers BOYD and Ode McGlaugh'
lin, Pat Hiner, John Gutshall
Chas Doyle, James Terry anc
Restie Doyle. All report a enjoya'
BILE time as the music was fine
given by the we'll known banjo
picker, Mr. Ernest Doyle.
Reporter
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
How Long?

1t is no wonder that pablo othcl'
ais become hardened by criticism
and tired of suggestions, but the
present situation reminds us AGAIN
of the great inconvenience and de-
laws occasioned by snow-dlifts on
the turnpike west of US, and the
question of removing them-and
doing it promptly should be dis
cussed and considered by the au-
thorities. When traveller iinds a
tree has fallen across the road, he
makes it known, and directly it is
removed. These big drifts are no
less an obstruction, and the task OF
removing them would be an
arduous one in some instances, but
the interruptions and delays to
business affairs, the cruel hardship
to horse flesh, the wrecSlng OF
vehicles and the liability of acct
dents are considerations that justl-
fv serious reflections, and a So
luton of the question, even at the
expenditure of time and money,
would be a feather i'll the cap OF
each county official:
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
VIRGINI A:

VIRGINIA:
In Vacation In Highland Cir
cult Court Clerks Office, January
7th, 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: Is acres more or
less, lying on the waters It the
Bullpasture river, in Highland
County, and il said land can not be
partitioned 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 P Jones & Son p. q.
Tes!e,
&c Matheny, Clerk
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
Tonic to the System.

For liver troubles ana constipa-
ton there is nothing better than
Dewltt's Little Early RiserS, the
famous little Pills. Thew do not
weaken the stomach. Their action
upon the system is mild, pleasant
and harmless. Bob Moore, OF
LAFAYETTE, Ind SAYS, No use talk
ing, Dewitt's Little Early Rlsers
do their work. All other pills |
nave used grippe and make me sick
in the stomach and never cured
me. Dewitt's Little Early Rlsers
proved to be the long sought re-
lief. Thew are simply perfect,
Persons travling fine Little Early
Risers the most relible remedy to
carry with them. Sold by K ID
Trimble.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
Strait Greek News
Jan. 9. 1908.

Jan. u, lUUo.
Mr. T S Waggoner was irving
the snow Yesterday, he and family
spending the day with Mr. Weeks.
MIR Harper Beverage has return
ed to Durbin after spending two
weeks vacation with Highland and
Pendeton friends.
The meeting closed ut Forks of
Water Thursday night. 1t is on
which will long be remembered on
account of scores of souls being
brought into a saving knowledge
of Christ.
Mr. Samuel Ryder and family of
Durtin, W Va. are spending some
time in our community.
Mr. Boyd Beverage from Poca-
hontas, made a flying trip to our
neighborhood during Christmas.
Mrs Abb Siron of McKindree,
spent some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs John Samples recently.
Miss Kate Rcxrode and Mr. Har-
per Beverage returned Thursday
from an extensive trip to North
Fork and Franklin.
Mrs Mahala Lambs condition is
still very distressing.
Miss Lizzie Wagner is home after
a months visit to Pocahontas
county.
We congratulate Occasional" on
her success in the contest, and also
glad one of my supporters had
nearest guess on total vote.
We hear some talk of our Il. f. u
mail route being discontinued
Why should we be cut off from
everything which is convenient?
Our Christmas tree was an oc'
casion of much rejoicing to those
present. After few recitations
by the children Rev Mr. Eutsler
gave us an excellent talk, after
which the distribution Of the pres
ents made the children happy.
The older folks also received gifts,
which gIaddened them as we'll as
the young. :,
Owing to the inclement night
our congregation WAS small.
Mr. Arthur Colaw and wife, OF
Crabbottom, haye been visiting
relatives here. Happy HulIgai
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
From Tennessee
Chattanooga, Tenn.

Chattanooga, Ieilll..
Jan. 8, 1905.
Dear Editor and Friends in high
land: Since have taken my hight
from the Screen fields OF Virginia
to the land of balmy breezes In the
Sunny South" ! desire to jot down
a few lines for our much beloved
county paper. Il arrived in tbs
city on the evening of Oct. a, 1904
to attend school, and | suppose
my friends in Highland think l
have been in the South long enough
to furnish them an opossum story
but as they are rather scarce TINS
wear. | shall beg to be excused
from story telling, and will give a
short description of this city and
it's surroundings. Chattanooga Is
prosperous and growing city, and
has population OF about forty
thousand. A few years ago 1t Was
merely county town. 1t has now
become the great railroad center OF
the South.
Not only is Chattanooga a rail-
road town, but a manufacturing
city, and is equipped with the best
educational advantages of any city
of its size in the Sonth. Pubic
and high schools are to be seen in
many parts Of the city. Also
Grant University, which is a thor
oughiy equipped institution with
four departments, viz: College of
liberal arts, medicine law. and the
ology, and occupies livery proml-
nent spot in the centersof the city;
Chattanooga is also historical
city. When | walk out on the
campus and look to the south, four
miles away, | see the gigantic
Lookout Mountain, of worldwide
renown, where the 'Battle above
the Clouds" was fought and from
which view parts of seven states
may be seen, viz: Alabama, Geor-
gia, North and South Carolina,
Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia,
then look to the east. Here is
Missionary Ridge. which is equally
as famous. Every American pa
triot remembers well how the
thou sands fell here. Then | turn
to tn e west, and far away | can see
Walden's Ridge, though not so ia
nous as the others which | haye
referred to, yet even here many a
true hearted patriot sacrificed his
life. Turning towards the south
only few rods away, there lies the
brave-probablv twenty thousand
the blue and the the gray side by
side.
The muffled drums sad roll has beaI
The soldiers last tattoo.
No more OIL life parade shall meet
That braye, and fallen few,
On Fame's eternal camping ground
These silent tents are spread,
And Glory guards with solemn
round,
The bivouac of the dead.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
Valley Center Items.
Ian 9th 1908

Jan. 9th, 1905.
The last time the Recorder heard
from us we were having winter.
1t is not necessary to say what we
are having this time.
Some sickness prevails in our
neighborhood, two of Mr. Abe, PUT
fenbarger's children have been
quite sick with pneumonia but are
better.
Mr. Ed Wade's family, Mr. and
Mrs C C Burns, Mrs Sidney Wade
and little Harry Clendennen are
also on the sick list. Mrs Arson
Bird has recovered.
We are sorry to report the unex-
pecten death of MIR Eli Doyle,
which occurred at the home of his
daughter, Mrs VIM Crummett,
Saturday morning. The old land
marks are passing away, and the
next generation mast take their
places.
Mr. W Price Campbell is visiting
his neice. Mrs N. B. McClung, in
Greenbrier county this week.
Mr. R w Lightner returned from
a trip to Greenbrier, W Va, last
week and reports pleasant time
Mr. Cecil Bird has been enjoying
himself down in the beautiful Crab
bottom Valley the past week.
Mr. Frank Campbell was the
guests of Mr. and Mrs d 0 Bird
last week.
Mr. E II Steuart spent the -holi-
DAYS with his mother, in Amherst
county.
Mrs Adella Wade is visiting her
daughter, Mas James Fleisher al
Meadow Dale.
Miss Bessie Rexrode has been
suffering with a fellon on hel
finger.
Mrs Matilda Bird and Mrs Sarah
Mat heny, whom we reported slcl
three weeks a ago, continue abou
the same.
Wishing the Recorder a happy
new year, we bid you a adleu.
X
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
Conr's Office
Monterey, Va, Jan. 8, 1904

MOulcICy, va ooh' y, A""A'
TOTS Suddarth for P. V Hupman,
Ed Arbogast, S. H.C. and as such admr
of Robert Hupman, decd, stephen NJ
Hupman, Mary L Hupman, Hannah VI
HUFFMAN, Emma Hupman, Sallie Hup-
man, Newton B Hupman and Lucy
Hupman, the last five of whom are
infants, and John NJ Colaw, Esq is their
guardian ad litem.
o You are hereby notified that have
fixed upon Monday, the 10th day OF jan,
1905, at my Office in Monterey, va. 10
settle the accounts Of J Ed Arbogast, 3.
II. G. and as such admir-. of Robert Hup-
man, decd
Second The amount of the liens or
other evidences of debt against the said
Robert Hupman, decd
Third The annual and fee simple
value of the lands Of which said Robert
Hupman. died, seized.
Fourth Whether any part OF the same
could be sold to any advantage without
damaging the remainder of said land.
Fifth ANY other matter demanded by
any party in interest, or desired by the
comr. himself. But before proceeding. to
execute this order he shall give notice
by order of publication in the Highland
Recorder for two weeks. And he will
report his proceedings under this decree
to court which accounts are required 10
be taken by an order of the Circuit Court
for highland county, entered on the 10Th
dav of November. 1904, in suit of chan
Gerry therein pending between -
F S Suddarth for &c. PlalDtlfl
and
Robert Hupman's admir- &c Defendant:
at which time and place you are required
to attend.
Given under my hand and as commits
sioner in chancery Ct the circuit anc
county courts, the day and year afore
said.
WILSON, Conn,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
From Bath

Among those who came home
for Christmas, were Miss Maud
Wallace, Messers Ernest Thomas,
Charles McClintic and Clarence
and Louie Byrd.
The HOLIDAYS throughout the
county were quietly kept, there
was some entertaining doue, but or
Il quiet nature. We hear OF several
dances, viz, at Bath Alum Springs
Millboro and Williamsvil!e.
The public schools have all re-
sumed work. :,
Quite a sudden death occurred
at Millboro just before Christmas,
Mr. James Katliff dropped dead on
B F Clarksons store porch, the
cause of his death being heart dis
ease. He was an old confederate
soldier and had a fine record.
A shooting affray occurred at the
Hot Springs during the holidays,
jim Humbles negro shot iii the
head by darkv named Pagan, or
it is supposed Pagan sho him, as
he was seen running from the spot
Immediately after Humbles was
shot. Although the ball went
through the negro's head he was
still alive the latest account re-
ports. Both negroes. bore unsav-
DRY regulations.
An election for local option was
heald at Millboro Dec. 3lst 1904.
The drvs won by "A big majority.
Mr. Charles Mccormick was
called to Staunton last wednesday
night bv telephone message tell,
ing him of the illness OF his
father, NJ A A Mccormick.
We understand that no mess.
ages are being sent over the river
telephone line on account of the
rates being increased by the Mon
terev and Stanton Telephone Co.
Miss Ellen Comsey has returned
from an extended visit to relatives
at Fishersville, accompanied by hel
cousin.
DIR Nc Gwin had narrow
escape from being dashed oyer the
precipice several hundred feet high
in the narrows above Williams
vile Friday. He had received cal
from Highland. anG in the very
dangerous part of the narrows ms
horse became terribly scared at
rock which had rolled from thu
hill above into lie road, and leapet
over the side of the precipice, bu
caught by it's forefeet, DIR Gwl'
saved himself by jumring as TIT
horse was going over he retained
the bride and by his assistance
his horse succeeded in getting
back into the the road. This roa(
is one of the most dangerous piece
of road in Virginia and the super
visors Of Highland ought TO APP
propriate enough money to pu
good. stout ratings along tn,
most dangerous parts of the road
Several accidents have already hap
pened here, but owing to a KIM
Providence none have heen OF
serious nature, but 1T is a WIS
nation that in time of peace pre-
pare for war;" and the county o
Highland may have to pay man
times in damages what it woul
spend in. putting good fenc
along the lower side of this road
Miss Ava Marshall of William:
Vile left Saturday week for Way
nesboro to attend school.
. Prof Clarence Byrd and h
brother, Louie have returned to f
Defiance to resume their scho(
duties.
Mr. Asgal Stephenson mas bee
| quite complaining for the past tw
months. IA
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
A Grim Tragedy

is daily enacted, in thousands of homes,
as Death claims, in each one. another vic
tim OF consumption or pneumonia. But
when coughs and colds are properly
treated, the tragedy is averted. F: q.
Huntley, of Oaklandon, Ind, writes:
my wife had the consumption, and three
doctors gave her up. Finally she took
DR. Kings New Discovery for Consump'
ton, Coughs and Colds, which cured her
and Today she is well and strong" II
kills the germs of all diseases. One dose
relieves. Guaranteed az SOC and Sl.0t
by K Ii Trimbie, druggist. Trial bottle
free
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
Speedy Relief.

A salve that heals without a
scar is Dewitts witch Hazel Salve.
No remedy effects such speedy re-
lief 1t draws out inflammation.
sooths. cools and heals all cuts.
burns and bruises. A sure cure
for Piles and skin diseases.
Dewitt's is the only genuine witch
Hazel Salye. Beware of counter
feits, they are dangerous Sold by
X H Trimb BILE.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
Price One Cent +!
THE SUN

BALTIMORE, MD
Now sells for one cent, and can be
had of every dealer, agent or
newsboy at that price.
All subscribers in District of Col
umbia, Virginia, North and
South Carolina. Pennsylvania,
Delaware, and throughout the
United States can get The Sun
by mail at / cent IA copy.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
SnOiled Her Beauty

harriet howard, of 200 W 34th St,
New York, at one time had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes:
II had Salt Rheum or Eczema for years,
bui nothing could cure it, until used
Bucklen's rnica Salye." A quick and
sure healer for cuts, burns and sores.
Csc at K H Trimble's drug store.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-13
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