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CONTINUED on Page 81
MornInaside Gets $4,000.

Sioux City, Jan. 3D. Andrew Car.
negie has pledged $4,000 to Morning
side college of this city. The contri.
button is contingent upon the raising
of $3.50, 900 from other sources The
contribution was secured by Senator
Dolliver and Bishop Fowler at ban.
quet at New York. Mr.. Carnegie was
seated between the two Iowans and
their arguments were successful
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25
BILL TO KILL TAX FERRET
LAW MEETS WITH FAVOR
BIG RIVER STEAMER SINKS.
Rees Lee Strikes snag Near Memphis
and Goes Down.

Memphis, Tenn. Jan. "a The
steamer Rees Lee. one Of the largest
steamers of the Lee line, plying be-
tween Cincinnati and Memphis, sank
near Tiptonville, Tenn, No lives we're
lost. The boat will be- saved. 1t is
believed she struck snag. The Lee
carried a heavy cargo, a large part Of
which will be saved.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25
[ X R A !!
ISLAND 70 CUBA.

Senate Committee Fayors ceding Isle
of Pines to Youthful Republic.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 24-The SEN
ate committee on foreign relations to-
day voted to report The treaty with
Cuba, aeding the Isle Of Pines to that
republic. The treaty is not amended
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25

ALLEGED
CITY TREASURER BARBER OF
ALBA CANNOT BALANCE
HIS, ACCOUNTS
ASSERTS INNOCENCE
Mr.. Barber, Though His Books Show
Shortage Of s1,s4o, Declares That
He Can Explain the Matter satlsfac-
toriIy, Having Loaned the Money to
Relative.

Abba, Jan. 24-H. G.. Barber, city
treasurer of Abba and assistant cash
Ter of the Abba State bank, was placed
under arrest last night on a warrant
sworn ont by Mayor w. G.. Wood, al
leging that Barber's accounts as city
treasurer show shortage of $1,940.
Barber, who is now in the custody of
a constable, asserts his innocence and
declares that he can explain the mat
ter satisfactorily and return the money
to the city. The officials of the bank,
where Barber has been a trusted en-
ploye for several years, say his ac
counts with the institution are per-
fectly straight and they, as well as
many other citizens, believe that he is
innocent of any wilful wrong.
Covers Several Years.
Mr.. Barber has been treasurer Of the
city of Abba for several years. On
Monday and Tuesday his books were
audited by Alderman d. W. Bates,
chairman of the finance committee Of
the city council, and J. r. Wallace, a
banker of Bloomfield. According to
their report they found that whereas
there should be balance in the city
treasury Of $3,57408, there is one Of
only $1,63408, leaving shortage of
$1,940. This covers a period extend
ing from April 1, 1901, to December 81,
1905. Mayor Wood, on learning the
details of the report, caused the arrest
of Mr.. Barber, who submitted at once,
but who declares that he Is entirely in
nocent of any wrong doing and has
done nothing that is an infraction Of
the city's ordinances orr the laws of the
state. i, $50 as 's4
Says Money Is Loaned.
| Mr.. Barber, when questioned about
the affair, explained that he has loaned
the money, $1940, to brother-in-law
4 who lives in Nebraska. He was busy
sending kilograms last evening and to
day he announced that before evening
the $1,940 necessary to reimburse the
city will be here. Mr.. Barber says he
! has not been guilty of the 1nfraction
of any law, inasmuch as there is nc
provision in the city's ordinances stip
ulating where the moneys Of the city
shall be deposited. He chose to loar
a. part of the funds in his care, he
says, and did not think Of breaking
the laws in doing SO.
Has Many Friends.
i The, accused man is popular among
! the young people of Abba He has
been connected with the State banl
for several years and has always borne
a splendid reputation and enjoyed tn.
fullest confidence Of his employers ant
business associates. The officials o
the bank said today that careful ex
animation Of his accounts shows tha
as assistant cashier his dealings hav'
been absolutely correct. He Is un
married. He Is bonded as treasure
/ by the Aetna Indemnity Co., but 70
part Of the time which is covered b,
the alleged shortage he was bonde,
by s. w. Pennington, T. B. Perry an
]. H. Love. Jr., three Abba busines
men.
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Mayo,s Trial Continues.

Annapolis. Md. Jan. 24.The trial
of Midshipman Mayo Of Columbus,
Miss, first class. on the charge Of haz-
ing was resumed today and e. s.
Theall, his counsel, addressed the
court.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25
AUTO FRlGHTENsS IGoRRoTEs.
Army Officer Gives Natives First Sight

Manila, Jan. 24.-Major Edwin b.,
Babbitt of the ordnance corps has Just
reached Bagnio in AN automobile It
is the first automobile ever seen by
the Igorrotes and has given them
genuine scare
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25
MEDAL AND MONEY FOR casio.
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission to
RECOGNIZE Life Saver.

Pittsburg, Pa. JAM 24.-It is am
nounced here that Captain Caste and
crew OF the Alberta will be recognized
by the Carnegie hero fund commission.
will receive medals or money,
+ both, for their work in rescu-
ing tne< passengers from the Cherokee
at Atlantic City.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25
MARENeo CITIZEN is DEAD.

A. J. Morrison, Formerly Mayor,
Passes Away.
Marengo, Jan. PA. ]. Morrison.
formerly mayor of Marengo, died yes.
terday Mr.. Morrison served many
years as grand treasurer Of the Iowa.
GRAND lodge l. q. @
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25

Bellingham, Wash. Jan. "a
Last night the salvage steamer,
Salver, from Victoria, reached the
scene Of the wreck Of the Valen-
cia, according to special to the
Herald, but had to stand by until
daylight and was unable to render
assistance during the night. The
work is now proceeding. the spe-
cial states.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25
REPRESENTATIVE EPPERsoN's
MEASURE TO ABOLISH PRES;
ENT SYSTEM MAY PASS
DEMANDS WIDESPREAD

So Say the Friends Of Mr.. Epperson'a
Bill, and It is Believed to Stand .
! Good Chance for AdoptIon--vlews Of
Politicians on Proposed Redlstrlctlno
Of state.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25

d Victoria. B. c., Jan. a. The steam
pr Valencia. Captain Johnson Of the
Pacific Coast Steamship company with
hinety-four passengers on board and
q crew of sixty, was wrecked to the
eastward Of Cape Beale on the Van
couver coast early Tuesday morning,
with heavy loss Of life, greater than
that OF any disaster near here since
the collision Of the ship Orpheus with
the steamer Pacific.
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lcontt 9Rfha IN Page 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13

10 llbt slbellos,
u. un6 Ntlantie. Gitp an &o6entngen: Y.
rah Itlantit.Gitp tiali6. Nle 3fige bulten
In 9GilHiupipu: Is Gdlt iu6beter.
Sorm., 100, 1910 Nadbm.: MI. Bonai eta.,
2s.t0. $50 Borm, 1925. 2G.l5 9rlhm.
aberbern Atiom, 9dmren citation, 100
giad1ul.. 1910 AbcuoS: MI. Nonul Citation,
2t.05 Jto6nt, 1918 Nhenos.
JtefeyOirllg bon liuum IN S6ldft ooer Ear,
lorsltGgGons. Speiie Ndtpn etc. ,ueroeH fdteu
bciorqt per Selephpn IN alien iolNenoen 9iuet'
Niirrnltr; Charles NM Sdrdiopn Strabe, Is. <
Y. g9olie 1870, ooer no, 9ourilduo 1901; WI.
liobuIsS tuiiun, g.. q u. MI. Gcruun 3i23:
GauIocu Sfuitpn Sniurmutiouss Piirgdr. 6. K I.
eputD 100 ooer 9io. Gonrtinno 2726. unb 0r.
52G. Sto gronoluuO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
YenuiDlbauiasBa 9n.
Na@ Dem @tfttH nuo Worsen.

StEluBt OulutrtaStuttDH, Wte fptgf:
"S.fo &nrnl. Clnion : Siattuu $40 Sorrt.),
ettteburg 9rpreB uro 9bicuao Special.
Fll.lf gorm. ADMINISTRATION 11.55 Borm.),
SuuptGlnte 9rpref.
'1.1O Nadm, Cpon linton tatiorD, .eteoufsa
nno aIbe .Ecnniblpanin" 9tmiteo. nab 99i,
cago GtnciItati lino ct. Gouis.
30 s'Ga,m: ioo1 lnion. E tationl sgsnnipI.
400 Nndlni. (pon llnionsS ~tntion), Chicago
uno Ct, 2ouis @TpreB.
100 Sbenos (oon tiniorsGtnttou). g6ieaeo
$50 NbcnOs Coon llniOHsetotion). CT. eOuls
ts.55 NOeubs Cbon tlnion.statlon), @elern
SrpreB mo 9lebeIano ilo Cincinnati Or
iii G'ahts Qluion.c tatton 1t.55 qa6ts),
Bittshlrg Special:
@ucittc 9rpreb.
40 @iur0ens characterization 4.44 gaoreens),,
tdgltb, rn0 2odseahen.
fS.i5 Wrrnt. QlUioHsStatiun 1856 Gorm) tia.
ilt, mad VlittaIo tuia 6ttp0rium.S unetion).
Grte, mo gSodcntaBe, nab Roteffer.
ll.4i VnrrI. (unton : Citation Il.55 8orul.).
HSObeutdBe. nan Tle1obo uno Slmira.
i.55 slndlnt, tigIi6 (oon un!onsStntion), mad
$50 s%bsuO0, td0Ii6 Coon ilnion'e tatton). na9
s.55 Abenos. tdoIif (buu llnionsetation), nad
erie mo HObefter.
Agh slnnopoIts, 7.8i. o.Ot @ormitiass, 5.55
EnhnlttdBS an WOCheutupen. Suluiuus, GOT
8Urm., 100 abeHos.
non ttniun. Citation.
Van Vbtlaoelpbln nno Teiu.8prf.
1903 Siadn, qGumgreiIoual simiiso." t1eTi6.
nur gleipi Dorf; t.4s. 1856. 1902 (*tt.0R mn
!tcr lUru NturNeIS. *t2,05. +I.I0. 400.
42o; .545, 20. 1l, q SSS9snOs gsGSftsHiass.
400, 4 20. t545, $50, 1I.25 abenos.
gnr nab philadelphia 4.10, Gas, $40, 0.20,
100 &orm, LOG. 3.Ol. 457, 1896 ,unb
80 0lior@ei5. $.6q, nv "a, IS 6 IL SioenSs'
Tnb Qoftun, q 40 8orm, 94o6entaoe; 1886
Noeno5 tdGlth.
ten an Der 9e!aloGre.S teiNou, 6.8b. .7.65
WIurGens. $50, 4.57 9ia6m, 0o6entaae,
30 gtbcnSs td9Ii6.
74s, SIS, iS,l2",' 1854 Worin. 11a.o5s,' 1913,
t.h3. 2.i2. 2.I5. $40, $50, BIO 5.26,
695, 7i5. 729 C36 e%imttee), TAI. $50,
s48 ol5, ,o56. 1896, s%lbe1os. @odeHiaee.
SSGggutGGG oS;r 2.s9; e. G4,5t' Ga2' 796. 7aS, s{S,
5.25, DOS, 7,15,' 726 G.8G aimiteOJ,
WAX az 5o{ SEQ; 10 8 30 i9S @or MptnSS ,ow
2io6m, 600, COS gbcnos an sSob entaaei.
Sonntogo. o.05 &ornl.. G,05, lt.05 gtbenbs.
9.n5 &otut,; G,95. 11:05 gbenoS.
RIP Nndbm. tteii6 .Te,o.D ri nno SIo.
Southern 9llpy 9.42 gserrIy 5;25. $50, 1915
niteb." '5,36 gadbm. at 8oheutdaeu.
Seaboaro |ir Cine Sp., 9.42 Soriu, 5.2t
Na6ms, gGcahoaro uno SIortes almiteo.-
tdqIi6.
G.. & o Rh., .t2.4s stn6m,, &obeutaae, '0.55
glbenbS td1Iih.
BON 1enuialoania. sueune.e tattuu.
Nnt gS1i6ington, Grpreb, GIT. 900 Sorm.,
Los. $50, 900 Hndnt. tdglib, TAI Wur.
gers an gSobenta9en, $50 gbenoS nur an
GnHntnpctI.
giudl 9tninpoIis, TAT 0iorgenS, 600 yiad,.
mtttn9S on sSebeniaGer. Sonntags. 900
&crut. Ino 600 Nachm.
gSegen Ntucten uno SobrpIinen mad nuea
Ktifterl tprehe man In Der 9nlberfsSiaiion,
VT. 3t5, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, nnb Union
Citation Dor.
Sepdd miro oli Grfufen In oben aenaHnten
Niirealtr %abaeDoIt tnb ~r-nrfirt.
. Spefesg9aggon. =
Us. N. ettterturt, 4. ". Boob,
Seu.' Sci6diisfiibrer. Rdf. n aifiesWlaHager.
@eu. IL. 8ohb,
SeueraIsTdaaiersGGsnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
2irens=I
Cite 9ir. 3.
Spiritnuicn 2iecns : Ipplifatiuncn.
giirean Der Spiritnuicnsaicen, Gpmmiiia re,
Simmer BOG, 8erihtSgrplaoc.
Mlen q. SoUaro, 4ri5toent,
Sernaro gSieienielb,
Gbparo 3. 9racru,
Snruutfjirp

Sic ioIecnbeit 0er'oien bdbefi cine Ietitiou
fir cine @ubetaii' spirituoirn, aicrnJ BON /. Mai
1906 an eiuacrci1t, oit nnt Tuuneritag, Den %,
Wtir8 1906, ~&ornitta9s nm 10 llbr. in Nerda
tbung ee5ogel miro. Yruieite nitiien Dor ~
llbr Mfittugs am WtittWpdl, Den %. AiiirS 1906,
eingereiht iett, mo 6ornnlare i1nlen, luenu
Geluitui6t. uif GrlubcII III hieienI Siireau ers
lanai merDCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
@Ncltcrn Marniano Giicnbnln.

8ii1e O~erlaiiet SiielsStdt!ou pte fuiet:
TdGitd.
40 UinrgsuS - SanellSug. Sddcrstotpu, u.
& 8.tBdbn mo cl;saenuiuinen SoHniaa Saa.
Cpd nno Gbanlbersbira.
$50 HudlW. Ntiout. mad lt~nionsgrioae.
SGetidI, ausgeuommeu SUnntaa.
100 Wtorpeu5--Yorf auo @ettOSbnrg Nffom.
$40 gforaens-paGersiopn UNI Shippensburo
accommodation CSdriorss ldggnn).
045 DEMONSTRATION. na1 @ctipsbura uHb
Yorf.
1918 BORN. -stfiou,. nab lnion-Brioge.
$50 addm-siiom. Had 8lpneon, Vorf uno
y. Il 6. Sib.
'i,55 Guhm. -GrprcB rub Glib noon. Saaers.
iupi,. lopte Sreoerii. 9mnitsbure, Gtips
pef;oDurg (garlorslS aggon)
5.35HuduL- 49, urf Grpreb.
6th s;5enos-glftom. mad ~llnious0rioae.
1925 @beHoS-MIiom. nn6 llniofsgrioae,
BUR SurntagS.
$50 WlraenS- I!iom. ilad l~niou.9rioge unl
0anober.
10. 80 Nbenos-Nirom, Hndn tlnions9rioae.
6dlt Mot an Der Rennn. ,9toe. Citation an.
". Hubertisu. @entrut,@ eittdftsflbrer.
8. VI. Solptn, Senerai'B afiagterss Ieent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
Mcrdants' C Miners' Sranspur.
tatiun Sumpanl.

Sampfer.2tnien
Nah Voton Ino benz Often: ieoen Wpntag,
9tenfina 8onnerftag uno Samltaa, gbenoS
o llbr.
Ga6 grobioenee unb benz Often: feoeu Conn.
tao Wtthuob ann SreitdQ, NbcnoS @ llbr.
gta1 NieipportgietuS rno gorfnIf; tdeIith nm
6 llbr abenoS
Sratt ipirb idaIi6 bis 3 libr IbenSs fit an
BEN Gd1e noidbreHoe Sampler augenumtte1.
Na9 Snodnnab uno Dem SiiocH: ieoen 9iers
ltdl, Gollneritug uro Gnmltdl, &tbeno5 O llbr.
Wottonet uno Nrobibetc4 Santpfer fa6ren bon
oer sSerite um SnBe oes 1cngsDuds ob. Gaf
nellllaD 9ar!rter bon Der GSerite an 3uGe Der
Btits6allS' glpeule.
Is. %. GIainBbam, Naent.
SUtgsSod.
70. =. SurWer, 8.Y. ,Ngrni.
u. :. etrbbtnS, C3eu. .WaH.
Sniipibireau - Giibuit.Gdc German nub
eiGbt.strabr. QtS,S&S|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
Baltimore Cbio Balm.


NApltbOlliAC UNtOC <lNHut uNf OtI $lNWpt UuH
GunlbcIt . Stnliu1 nab gSnibiigtun All gDus
heitd9ell. 500 Born. bis 500 MbenoS, init
NuIlmnns 9ienlt. 6rilbere Iblabrt bon VT.
@ai6matGn, %6crlaicn @Gt, RobaI Ct. 1000.
MO. !I,50, $40, *94s. 1880, ltt.53 Surs
miIlaeS. 2l2,t0. ll2,40, lt.b5. s2.43, 1850.
fi.tt, !4.55, l6.55, #6.00. 300. *S.t6. *10.55,
til.32 glbenos; perl. Gnmheu Ct. 300. *G.15,
1875. l7.20, 1900. $3.50, 1900. 1000, itt.00
@ornlittn1s. 1900 glnbtS, l12.05. 2t2i5,
II 90. 2t.05, ZOO, 300, 1905, 400. 1870,
800. 1905. ?5.35, 1900. *G.10. 1920. 100,
900. 1925, 1900. 1905, ttt.t0, +tt.41
N6eitos.
Nnnapulis, nj. 9iopaI einiiou no ltno
?s.Ib Soriniiidns. lh.b5 Nd6nl. 9umoenaSid.,
10 mo 900 &orlnitidas, 1900 giadnl,,
?5.35 mo 600 gbenbe.
Sreberid. MI, 9ioDdl citation. ?s.45. l0.4s.
Sorli Camden Gintiou. 1885, ?0.00. D.t5
uio 1000 &crrn., !l,25, 1850 uno t5.20 glab.
ni.tdqS.
sSinheaer. MI. RobaI, no Sornr., l2.is.
1870 Hndml.. 0dnloen, l7.20 Born, 1900,
1850 uno 400 gindbm.
Saserstpuu, Wt. Hpbnt Sta. li.45 Born,
$50 N1bnl,. Salloen Siaiinu, 1900 Born,
1850 uno 400 gtddbHl.
@iicutt'Sitp lub Mt. Airll, Camden Citation,
I!S5: ?A;f5 Born. !t.25, 1850, 1920, $3.50,
*tt.45 .Nheins.
Gurtis' 9G0, Gamocn station 1920 Sotm.
enrni, WI. Sopal, *2,45 gtodm., Camden.
1890 adm
NpBal Slue 2iuc und, FbilaSelpbia nno Welp.
Oprt, mrucr Scrmiuuc al Trciunn5pauSin.
tier Stranr, NcipsYlprf, beanrni nadl 0uteis,
Sleuirru NIB it's Ttiritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
Marslaab & Gcnniulpaaia "a. II.

Shnc b~erldifen Forth sloe.s II. DuiiStr.s CITATION:
7.30 BDrrt. ndtt Dott tlgiI, dis9etontEieH
Gorn!dnz.
$50 Sprnl. RAD Selta NIL Scuntde5.
$50 Born. ra4 Netuir t13itt, nusgeaoTtnler
Sonntng5.
1925 giabm. ra6 gort t63li1, G,3ecnonnen
GonnicgS.
4.0b sindbm. rtob DeItn rur Eonntues.
APO gialbm. rub Delta ,uglia, onS9enomr,er
Sonntags.
6.0c gtbenos nnb EeInir tdalid, auseenom.
men SunntagS.
II 90 WbenoS mad peinir nur Gountdas.
LAB gibenos nah Beldir Wiittipohs rnb Gam
tidas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
Baltimore 90mpf : Eafer 81.

lHltt NM 8hpttsditBr Nnt,tinie.1
Die Yer. Staate1sFoii bcl0roerub.
Sampfcr nSIrsinia" lueu), r9tlabama,"
yGcIrain".
9anlp'er tabren tialtdb, Sonniaas aus9enom'
men. BON ben .YatsGines oilers, Nr. 1G-t8,
9iGbtsSirabe, $50 slbenOs, oirsft nad Oh
4Sotnt Comfort o6urtreR Wlonroc," g%oriolr,
Nortsmontb mo uIlcll BnnIten hcS GiibenS.
&crbiItbrtn in Oh Noint Comfort nit Der
Is. & 8. 9iienbNbn". gtuh Mi6ntono, Der
b%inounG in 4orieHplt1 nit oeni DSenboGrb
SIir CINE" loIiOcn .3mG non Portsmouth nab
%sltlGuin. Sl y~iuriult ScrDinouuo nit Der
r@tlunitc Goait cine" NOriolt mo 0Gnpiue,
NorioIi mo iiibIi6: 9%oriO,I nnb ipcitlid mo
gClo Dominion Cine" Hu6 g%elubcrlt. gGuf6s
ilniolL N.aG, Jiihmonb. Nn, nm NCiu Dorf.
Winbl8ellen nab eurOpdilhem Flare. snIu.
riofe .autiterJlIme eIeftritbe Seleittung,
&Gmpfbei5ung, aoier fret. Heieroirte 0aiiiteiis
~5inlIner IN ocn Viueispilrtdur Der Bah ltne."
Or. t07. Oits@aItimures Gtrabe, Nr. 500 uno
h0s, 2iNbi'Sirrbe. e. u. g. Office, Giioofts@de
baltimore mo Galoert : Girabe. Continental
1ruit q~luilolng iino aIbauGb's, yir. 100. gtoro.
G6ar!e5ftrdbe.
Jphn u. Ghsrippob. q. Grown,
@ite'Rrdi. Ii. Gen. 'Diunu1er. een.' 3Buii. 'giaent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-13
Ctasltrt 1880.
@ilbeln s.. Hcimbarot,
Rr. 1913, Neit.2omba o.etrabe.
WciusYnrf clniiiidlf Vrudih1nAfr.

VNFUT DVtI NINTFFIHTR ~fHVUVuWUNIf
uhne Seoer,
totnen Tag uno gtadt aeirageH fperbeu.
Mad ScrtsW nmmi'@Gnoer,
mefte a.e rpten, irlbir bet'm Sabes riIat.
Sieielbet Slno bpu nlle.i sler3teu
befteHS empfutte.l.
CT b~eritrtiei aui BeiieIuHg, pte puf Eager:
s6initetbaaoer, autsriel.<eitbe.,
Ueid,e uno SoijftFen.g ruTbdass?s,
~ arraugiri, odb feline gecbrteu stuH6eE bsttsTe
6~ufrieptH oettht iiuo.
Pile 5ru6banoer. pauoulcn unp Saf.yY
rnen.e iueroer eardntirt. oab fe puien, Igo
aufS GuuberIie un5 @site nnpeferiisf.
7hr Tnmrn iHb Simnrr
unter 9tuffi6t bon Nab. Minboyb. be sSsssSa
9o. 1elep1on: gssosianb lsSs.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-09-14
Vegetable GluttOns.

Sundews, common in English marsh
es, are sufficiently knowing to distin-
guish between various substances pre-
scented to them. Offer them a nice
scrap Of tender beef, and in a couple
Of hours they will have concealed it
from sight. Try them with a piece Of
chalk or a tiny pebble, and they re-
main stolidly immovable. Wet the
chalk and offer it again, and the plant
apparently mistakes it for meat the
bristles gradually closing round it;
then, discovering the deception, they
gradually relax and return the chalk
without thanks These vegetable glut-
tons will absorb morsels Of poached
eggs and mutton chops, but cheese
turns the leaves quite black and final
ly kills them.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-09-14
"R0eahontas,"

tPocahontas is the name Of a
new romantic drama written by
George Friedrich Welt, Of Norfolk,
which is shortly TO be produced
throughout the country after
whick it will settle down at the
jamestown Exposition, which is to
be held just outside Of Norfolk, Va,
next year At the jamestown Ex-
position the new drama will lie pro-
auced in most elaborate maner
and as it is based on story of
which t be world never tires it i.
bound to prove q lasting eattrac-
ton, tsf
The scenery for the plaf.HilI be,
specially painted, the artist Visiting
Jamestown TO secure sketches OF
the original scenes, The costum-s
will be historically correct in every
essential detail and will be very
gorgeous after the manner of the
period.
The playwright has made dar-
ing innovation in the introduction
of the character Of Shakespeare on
the stage. The Bard of Avon ap-
pears in the first act, where, in
fine Grafton he wishes God speed to
the colonies as they debark from
Black wall, England, to plan the
first permanent English speaking
COLONY on American soil.
The play contains such episodes
as the qnarrei betweep Ratcliffe,
one of the ,prators and Cap
tain John Smith and the trial of
Kendall fortreas II ald his senteace
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-09-14
CANNOT BE CURED

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taken internally, and acts directly
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faces, Halls Catarrh Cure is not
a guack medicine. 1t was pre-
scribed by one of the best physic.
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is a regular prescription. 1t is
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is what produces such wonderful
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Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by druggists, F5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
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v aluable Farm
For Sale.

will seel privately and on reasonable
terms to suit purchaser my farm of 1850
acres, known as the Ycager farm, Stu
ated on the Greenbrier river. ] mile from
Barlow and 3 miles from Durbin. Dun
leyie and Winterburn. ~
1t is nicely located and we'll watered
AID contains 1870 acres improved land, 3
good orchards and 20 acres fine timber,
two dwelling houses, one 1S.rOOm land
one room in good repair, fronting on s..
g. P. pike, one store house, large barn
suitable fer livery, ice house and dairy
combined and all necessary outbuildings,
Fine location for hotel for which 1t has
been used for number of years as Trav.
elers repose. For further information
apply to {. K. FARMER,
8.178t Barlow, W. Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-09-14
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Misers get more out Of the world than
they put in it,
What others say of you is the effect.
You supply the cause.
Life's chief compensations do not
come in pay envelopes.
The scorn OF egotism is as harmless
as the slurs Of ignorance.
Every selfish man is the center OF
his universe-and he's it.
Riches have wings, they say, but pow
erty isn't built that way.
Quite often the man who is swift and
q good guesser distances the slow but
sure clap.
The workman who takes real inter-
est in his work doesn't have to spend
much time looking for job.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-09-14

by the eternal hills and shadowet
On three sides by lofty mountains
Once again at the command Of tn,
leader the veterans fall into linz
and endeavor to keep step with TIT
music, while marching before sym
pathetic hundreds. 1t is sad to SET
their unsuccessful efforts. Many
are lame and bent and broken. Here
is one WAC was struck by a mimic
ball at Charlottesville. There goes
another who was shot at GettYs-
burg. A third lost right arm in
the terrible fights around Rich
mond, and another shows effects of
a sword cut received in some caval-
nv charge. All are white-headed,
and their step is slow and weary.
You say to yourself, "0nlv celes-
tisl music can give that line the
animation that fired it at Manassas
mt FredrlcksburA at Antietam
Quickly you realize your mistake
That brigtt .co!ored cavalry troop
at the end It the field is approach
Ing. 1t is composed of young men
and red sashed girls fearless riders
land the horses are spirited. In
an instant they wheel. The band
breaks into the glorious strains of
Dixie" and the whole squad, with
colors flying, sweeps down before
the line of slow-moviug veterans
The effect is electrical. The
step OF the soldiers quicken, hats
are waved and tossed in air, the old
fiag'is again unfurled, and With a
triumphant shout The aged heroes
of the Confederacy once more Sd
Lutte the banner that was waved OH
high in a score of hard fought
fights again hail the stars and ars
that were unfur,ed in the face #
the most powerful nation on earth.
The music, the cries, and the
thunder of horses's hoot's minglt.
and for a moment the white haired
veterans live over again. The time
when they followed the glittering
sword of Lee, or swept to victory
with StoneM all Jackson.
Yet there is no bitterness in their
hearts. and were they to meet a
Yankee veteran on their return
from the parade ground he would
he treated as comfa1e. for the y
realize that soon all will be
T "Under the Sod and dew
Awaiting the Judgment Day"