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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-19
Seaboard Parlor Cars

The Seabosrd Air Line operates buf-
let psrior cars 'e'wsen Waldo and
Tampa on train leaving Waldo that
connects with the morning tram from
Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-19
Prominent Passenger Arrivss

New Tork. Jan 10 Tho vsrv Rev
Victor Day. wear genera of -h4 Z q.
1'ss II Hs!ena. Noos. was a pAss,rEe
sa The steamer RroonianA which ar.
rsved ,oday from Antwerp
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-19
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.

Itching. blind, bleeding, protruding
piles Druggists are authorized to re.
fund money IL PAZO OINTMENT
fails TO cure in 8 to Ia days. 5oc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24

#l 1lu#e r6a uu b.
 .5faH9en H6#oz t"9 .a=.tas " han and sh79H Go<aFoe a- .1zze a oaH5.Ga.l 1aH =Go a-.4- |.
 have oaiz served aH6e taa s7+
 rHor promfaon, among -a HHo possibilities fer lh. at'1e of saReaor a1a mentioned Judge Mn. A katas-
 4zA =at Lit5Ia= Rock. Ila.- j. tt#Ill4a. M9a of Philadelphia t!Ia retiai.sz slla
 1.afendent Of public instruction, #aa' 1. Mes Crockett former seclv-a1z of slate. and recently elected ie.Ir22d commissioner. Others are talked Of, but these three men have been r. peatedIy mentioned by scores of friends. Should all the rumors provo trae the next election for state oiiicer promises to be the most intefestin& one in many years Govornor-clect Little has n6t been intcrN ieWed on tha subject and all the rumors comc from men who want to see him in tho senate of the United States standing up for Arkansas as he did so many Nears in congress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24
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 a.feesa aaa1aer oG committee a9i8te President Rarref 'fAe cona.a hela mea.inas bafue taa aaaaa5taa Has callea to ofde. an. outlined q plan of work The eh.lit- 8ea ei g#e various committees are: Creamery e#a9acts. (. z. Wilcox. D'e- r.et Of Gea 5ia; fsait and yeeeta- aez (. A Davis, Gaoreia telephones. L. T. Barria@er, Iowa: arain market .ae. L. T. Harrineer, Iowa; life insur- anoe. R. Il Mccull9ck Arkansas. marEetine Bon L. GHiai0 Arkansas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24
LITTLE IS
 VERY AMBITIOUS
Rumor Says He Will Enter the Next Contests for United States
 Senator.
AR0U SING ANTAGONIST
 AGAINST PARCELS POST.
fh, Graphic Bureau,

,.lttle Rock, Oct. 24 One of the most important rulings made by federal Judge Trieber at this sesai2, of the United States 4as- cult ceal. aae jH the natter ol liar rsor Bradford veI.,,is john Al Gla- ,ia. fH which Jaaae rlieber#luie tA4t conYict5 from ole county leased undei could nof be worked ill aa- otl1l go.;etT. This ruling wII alice ,a5# q te> 1aase planters and CO., traeasl I4 ta st.de a5 Inc plese [ .faeabal II tx understood that h. a4efie= ol seas ea#azzzz eo4Y5eds :. a.e1lzass teoH1 7esza adj9 nit caasz6#aa## 5.1.5= =e=z# - oa fa##=e p...z#a5.95a.- e.= .a54 zs
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24
FINISHING TOUCHES
FEfNG pUT ON THE NEW CAP FAcToe4 FcR COTTON
 BELL
Wofkmen No.e Engaged n Putting in Large Drainage Sewer
 for Shops.
for Shops.

.ihe hHjsh5az touches are being giy- eH to the aeeat Cotton Belt car fac tory at the shops. about which so muca has been said and written in the past few months. and which has caused se heavy an outlay of money to the com pany erecting t. In I short while now Ii is believed that the machinery will be set in motion which will give Pine Bluff one of her most gigantic enter prises.
 Workmcn are just now engaged in laying large drainage sewer In the wards
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24
L-ittie May Co Altar Clarke

&1thau4A Go5 E4ae lei John z.
 tie If SeI2. esHetz has :ot
 taken his ear as governor of the stat many rumors are eaiaias around
 gard.ng the c9nfatsn two ye2rs heaez and the politicians at the state hoez are already t9l&ins about who VI be the candidates for some of tho high offices al the #17rds of thn people ~Dame Rrmae hze I flat Governor Little Wav h7 pei Haded t0 annoHHc for Ira.fal states senator in op9asi- tfan fo sonatoe Iames p Clarke and
 saeh 1o the case thora will be moro than d chance for several caadidat $ for governor inc r4Xt general elec- ton. Nothing but rumors arc current at this time but it is generally known that John s. Little is one of tn most popular mon in the state and if he announces for T-nited States senator the incumbent VII have 3 hard ff2hf.
 Should this happen, the office of gov arnor will again be sought for bv the politicians. The election of Governor Drvis to ? thAd term as re@9er
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24
For Better Fire Protection.

For Better Fire Protection. l. is expected that the report o1 the fire committee of the eitN council Will he Of interest to all the citizens of Lii tle Rock and will prove d surprise to many. Ever since the disastrous fire of last spring which destroyed Glen wood park and manN private resi- denees in that vicinity, the crying need of Little Rock has been a more adequate fife department and better protection from this danger In or der shat Little Rock might have tn best fire d2hin4 aPpaat0s for thc money and 2et= =Gha mozt improved Isiad. Ness4=z. =Wa15a#4.= Odom and Hhifeana eH tn de5 c7anittea an i ehisf IIafer#4#at te=f5=lz.6z. F Naz. F. a3#e4d tl.4 annual a=e9=.as If 56a h. #aea#iaaa. =sea.a.iaa . l'a 5sag 4eetz and #5..5g cl4=le.t.sl4 aHpa 1zr7z aTiga t.c~ to 1aEue t1 f asI5 aa755as
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 N 4s eTa measure as 1aa pead.H= kloa Pare would a a Il to the b.st interests es tte ? 79ae of the state as Whoia,
 af. M5aaIIe states fiat hc seeaf about eighty signatures in one day and that na man to whom tie peti- tiau MS prop rIE piea lt | leiI8 d to sief He expects b obtain the aazaas=es l3di44 marchaaz Little Rcca and win work 'n=e-e cit1 of aar siz ii tho state } fore leaY.ne Me4 ara Aow at work on in rotit on in ffteea different states ad already 100000 names have been ST curad. They expect to increase this by five or six times that number be fore the petitions are presented. Will all the petitions together the sheets will make several Holume $
 Nh. Mahaffa will leave tomoraW night for Hot Springs and will then go 10 Pine Bluff, TeXarkana, Camden and other cities in south Arkansas. He has been working through the northern part of the state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24
FAILED TO
 GIVE CONCERT
Lack of Suitable Piano Caused Mne. Llnde Company to Cancel En-
 gagement.

Something very unusual happene5 Tuesday night to ca1lse the concert to be given by the Mmc I.inde Concert company to have te De postponed.
 Il seems for some reason or othei that the piano in the opera house was worked upon and the job Hot com. pleted. therefore putting il wholly OIL of commission fer the night. and every effort was mode to secure anoth= Ee1 piano for he occasion, btt il seenf- Ted that 6ofIe could b. lad al aaz fiIcs.
 such ] thing as fhis h79 HeVef haHz fened 10 tba locaI mana2 meMt aaf nsTer lgz nythlas=been much r srattcd.
 tn E44ealhet 7=A Af eeHeaaae eaa 9'z ii.'f =5a1 haIa=5# 5#5=t tl,'s==55as= re5m aad=au eaaa4 ado 7 #ase hon ap t @ ee ftafF za tb naaf V,Ias
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24
STATE HOUSE c1osza
{0u ipi1i.e. .ate

Especially elev.r designing. maka 1t point to see oaf new .sll mod
 els. The most gJacsra f4vturo is the shapely back, which is so we'll Joae that you will wonder how gar- ment can be given tle shape of ths body and still is not tight eung." Esenkramer the Tailor, over Cjtizeas bank, Second avenue, corn4r os Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24
YOUTH DIED AT "
 WARREN LAST MONDAY

Mr. Roy Morrissey the siXteen-yeal old son of NIr. and Mrs ]. F. Morris. sey d.ed at Warren last Monday. The funeral was conducted bV Mgr. ]. M Lucey of this city last Tuesday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24
NEGROES PAY
 $ PER GENT
statistics show Whites Last Year Paid Little ;}ter 94 Per Gent ol
 Taxes,

Statistics now being compiled Ill .he office of Auditor A. l.. Moore Tor his biennial report, which Will be nnblished before the session of the legislature this winter, show that the white people in Arkansas pay more than 94 per cent of the total taxes o1 The state. X little less than per cent is paid by negroes. The census of 1900 shows there were at that time 944,5S0 whites and 366,S56 negroes ill the state The population has grown since that time. but considering the growth has been entirely by immigration of whites, the per cent Of negroes Ill he state at the present time IS still 70 to 9 of the total
 The statistics being prepared for Auditor Moore's report show that, al though the negroes are 20 to 2' per cent of the total population, they pay very little of the total taxes Of the state, the ratio being less than G per cent
 A year ago the figures returned by he various county collectors show d that the negroes paid barely t per cent of taxes, but the reports returned this year show an increase n the amount of taxes paid by whites, 5hus decreasing the per cent of taxes paid by negroes.
 The report of the county collectors sor laaf as reported to he state an- l.to.. last year. show the white paid .ax4s.# exclusive of poll faN. t f7- zI If sI..554 .22fi1.Iz}5z while 5Ha= .a=55ez exclusive 5f poll las. zz.s. '#.55ss.
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RENFROW GETS
 NEW POSITION
Has Been Appointed Chief Deputy UT o!er the New Circuit Clerk. MT.
 MT. Edqar. Brewster.

 Wednesday morning Circuit Clerk elect Itd455= Brewster announced tha aB5ai8tmeH@ Of Nf. F. |, RaafroW as chief deputy under him. 4a. Iseeaa4 Wa# for ge8gz col aseted VitafHe- Russell Bra6He## 6ifa ealz= cam35aF. s hoof1eopef. 6a5 hs a#aa #aafaH=d 4all E F. N bo9 bs 
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24
GOTHAM REGAIN
AND EUROPEAN PLANS

Hereafter the sflf5@foa hotel. which has heretofore be 4 conducted tetf=a4 the Eaoaeaa plan, will be cor sHEHa51 on hafh A.ae9ieaa and E9t- asneaa plans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-24

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The Jasper news., 1906-07-05
LOWENSTEIN GETS $3.50
IN DAMAGES AGAINST MO. PAc.
RAILWAY
After Being Tried Three
Times Case To Be.
Appealed

Tried twice in the courts Of this
county with a disagreement by the jury
both times, the third trial Of the dam
ago suit OF Carl Lowenstein against the
Mo Pac railway for injuries received at
hands of the company in Jasper which
was tried in circuit court last week was
finally disposed Of giving the plaintiff
verdict for the sum Of 1880.
The case has been on docket for the
last several terms aud has been one Of
the most bitterly contested damage suit
which Was ever tried in Jasper county.
Lowenstein farmer living near Jasper,
was crossing portion of the tracks of
the Mo Pac near the depot 10 this city
with heavily loaded wagon when the
supports sank and he fell from the load
and received severe injuries.
1t Is entirely probable that the case
will go to the supreme court on an ap-
peal.
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05
HACKNEY THE NOMINLE.
CARRIED ALL BUT = COUNTIES
IN Ths FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Daugherty Ca ried Barton and McNatt
Lawrence Contest Very Tn.
equal ght Vote PoIled.

The congressional primaries held Sat.
urday by the Democrats of the 15tb
district resulted in an easy victory for
Thomas Hpcloey of Carthage as the
nominee for agress at the election
next fall. EN y county in the district
except Bar:ou nd Lawrence, which
went for 4pgherty and McNatt, re-
tnrnen maj,rlties for Hackney.
10 Jaspe, county Hackney carried the
election by arge majority over his
competitor from this county, j 4 Dau.
Of Webb City.
The eastern md Western ends o. the
county went stropg for Hackney but
Daugherty carried Webb City, Carter
vile and part of the central district by
small majoriy.
The vote il, Jasper was "a for Hackney
10 for Daugherty, for McNatt.
Duval cas-. Is for Hackn ne,, three for
Daugherty, l for McNatt. Carytown
cast 6 for D.ugherty and for Hackney.
The vote b. counties was as follows:
Barton-McNatt, Z; sHackney. no.;
Daugherty 227.
Newton-Hsckney, 37S; Daugherty,
SO; McNatt, 50.
Ver ernon-Hackney, $40, Daugherty, 1928;
McNatt, ID.
Lawrence McNats, $40; Heckney,
30; Daugherty 113.
Carry-Hackney, 80; Daughsrty, 35;
McNstt, Is.
Jasper-Hackney, 5000; Daugherty,
993, McNatt, 81.
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05
KICKED x LIKE BLAzES.
mr.. AND MRS. YVES sPAID HAVE
tExCiTlNa EXPERIENCE.
Started Out Driving When Their
Horse Proceeded To Kick
Things To Pieces.

n = ~ Y
Mr.. and Mrs, Wes. Spaid had an ex.
citing expeiience with a kicking horse
Sunday with the result that Wes is
nursing q broken hand and several min
or bruises, Mrs Spaid has bruise or
two and the buggy has gone to the
scrap heap
The accident happened about six
o'clock as Mr. and Mrs Spaid had started
out for drive. AS they were driving
up north Main street dog ran out
causing the horse to shy. Fearing that
tho nag would upset the buggy Wes.
gave it cut with the whip, Instead
of helping matters this seemed to make
it worse as the animal proceeded to run
and kick at furious rate. 1t was the
kicking that did the damage, however.
After disposing of the dashboard, shafts
and front end of the buggy in general,
the animal proceeded to hand some hot
ones to the occupants OF the buggy.
One of these struck Yves on the left
hand breaking one Of the larger bones
in the hand. Mr.. Spaid was also struck
on both shins and Mrs Spaid received
kick on one limb besides having her
dress badly torn
The frightened animal turned east on
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05

Rev. B. F. Logan gave . pointed talk
on the criminal aspects Of tho liquor
traffic. Rev. o. w. Jones followed with
short address in which he branded the
whiskey business as anarchistic. Prof.
Sneetland outlined the work necessary
for bringing about local option IL the
county. Several copies of the petitions
asking for vote was circulated among
the voters OF the audience which was
freely signed. which in addition to the
names added to others made quite list
from this part OF tne county.
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05
Rsbekahs
scene.

There will be an initiation OF seven or
eight candidates at the Rebeksh hall on
next Tuesday night, July 10. Tne de-
gree staff from Lamar is expected to be
here to put on the work and ali member
are earnestly requested to be present
and enjoy tho meeting and the ice
cream and cake. Captain.
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05
BOUonT THE LONG PROPERTY.
z. L. Ewart OF Mssett VIII Be-
como A Jasperiau

Mr. r L Ewart Of Nonett has bought
through tho agency OF Larrick and
Spaid tho property across the railroad
IN the southwest part of town from Mrs
Long known as the Whitaker place.
The consideration was $1,000. Mr.,
Ewart Is all old friend of j. P. Johnston
of southeast Of town having served IL
the same company with Mr. Johnston
during the civil war, He will move uI
from Monet Immediately and take pot;
session of his new property.
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05

Mercer Street whore It was stopped by
VIM McClintocS who managed to get
hold Of the bride reins. There is no
telling what would have happened IL
Mr. McClintock, had not arrived on the
scene.
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05

Alba, Carthage and Lakeside and other
places. There were also several picnic
parties who hied themselves to the
woods and two honorable citizens that
We know Of u. Waldron and w. Peter.
son) want a-fishin'. The few who stay
ed in town mosied around as though
they didn't care how much corn was a
busbel.
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05
THE LOCAL OPTION CAMPAIGN
Uaion rleeting Held in Jasper
Sunday Night

The annual temperance meeting held
at the Christian Church Sunday night
in the interest of the contemplated To-
cal option campaign for Jasper county
was largely attended. Rev. g. G. Loeb
presided over the meeting and gave a
short talk on the object of the gathering
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05
A MlssIonary from cbina.

Miss Leyertt a missionary Methodist
Episcopal Church South who has jus t
returned to this country after twelve
years experience in China speaks next
Sunday in the Southern Methodist
church at IL q m and in the Christian
Church at 8 p m. All are cordially invit-
ed to be present
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05

Take your beef hides to Boucher and
Son and they will pay you the top of ths
market for them in cash. If
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05
For Sale in City Of Jasper, Mo.

-Four 5O-foot lots and acres, all we'll fenced and
cross-fenced Good Groom house. good we'll near house
two hen houses, smoke house. good arch cellar good
barn 25x4o plenty Of small fruit including plums ap-
PIES peaches and pears This place is close and is
bargain at 81, 500. Inquire at this Office
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05

Take part Of your Eggs to Crandall
Bros. and get the cash or a little moro
In trade. Fresh Groceries, Fresh Meats
and Produce. tt
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05

Maple Syrup 35c per quart at Strat
toms.
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05

Eight loaves Of bread for 25 cents AZ
Boucher and Sons. 2
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05
ALL WAS QUIET IN JASPER
Nothing Doing In this Burg on the
Fourth

The Fourth of July passed off very
quiet in Jasper, with the emphasis on
on the VERY. Nearly all Of the busi-
ness houses were closed all day and
most of the people went away to ceIe-
brate, some going to Lamar, some to
The Jasper news., 1906-07-05
Sweet Potato Plant. !.

Good assortment at Burketts "a m
South " mi East OF Jasper. Respt'
M. M. BuRKEr.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-11-16
Public Sale Of Valuable Person.
al Property on Headwaters
of JackSOns River

I will sell at my residence near
Meadow Dale, in Highland Co., on
FRIDAY, NOV. BOTH, 1908,
all personal property of every kind
towit: 3 horses, one a fine saddle
horse. 4 good COWS. 3 fat hogs, 10
alves,aYeariing in the spring, /
full blood hereford bull, 3e sheep,
all young, one two year old heifer
for a beef, 13 stacks Of hay, a lot
fodder, about $50 blu. Of ears of
corn, 30 Blu. buckwheat, 4 barrels
of -four, 40 Blu of potatoes, 40 bu
Of good winter apples, 8 barrels of
cider vinegar, i moving machine,
l buggy rake, two horse wagon
and harness, single buggy and
harness, plows. harrowa, forks, ETC.,
one copper kettle, | iron kettle, !
cider mill, lot of household and
kitchen furniture. such as beds,
bedsteads, bedding, chairs, tables, 5
stoves. 1 cook stove and other
things. too tedious to mention.
Terms Of Sale-On all sums over
SIS credit Of six months will be
given, under that the cash in hand,
the purchaser will give negotia-
BILE note with two good endorsers.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock.
PH McNulty.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-11-16
Circuit Court

|
The first court since last April
convened on Monday morning,
Judge Geo K Anderson, presiding.
In spite of the long interval, the
attendance was not overly large,
and no great amount of business
was in hand.
The grand jurors sworn We're,
j N Slower, VIM N Bird, H a
Wade, w W Stephenson, Tobias
McClintic, D. C. Ralston, Orion
Fleisher, II NJ Sites and Il T Brad
shaw.
During the term the following
true bills were found, ID in all:
James Siron. felony.
Owen M Hook, misdemeanor.
John Malcomb, misdemeanor.
Floyd Lewis, misdemeanor.
Harry Gaswinner, misdemeanor.
Kyle Malcomb and Grover Leach,
misdemeanor.
Benz. II Ralston, felony.
j G Skillman, felony.
w T., Charles and George Swad-
ley, an "affray."
Forest, james, Mort, Homer and
Hubert Hull, an affray.
Same. assault and battery.
] H Henkle, procuring and de.
liyering liquor to minor.
v Napoli, retailing liquor.
Cases in which more or less pub
lie interest has been manifested,
were disposed Of as follows:
James E IRVINE VS.. R W Light
ner, verdict for plaintiff,
A. Erskine Miller VS. Elmer +.
Evick, verdict for plaintiff.
Jno A Chestnut vs. Nancy j.
Chestnut continued on account OF
illness of defendant.
Lawyers in attendance during
term were Messrs. J b and W
Stephenson, B H Hiner, W A Brat
ton, H H Byrd, R L Roger.
James Siron was brought into
court arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. The question Of bail was
raised, opposed by commonwealth,
and denied. The prisoner was re-
manded to Jail. Judge Anderson
hopes TO be able to hold a special
term about 10th of February for
trial Of this case.
Prisoner had seen the barber
since arrested, and looked better.
Court adjourned Wednesday even
ing and Judge Anderson left ON
Thursday morning.
Mr. j L Shumate assisted Capt.
Mat heny, during term, in Clerks
office.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-11-16
Recorder Honor List.

The following is a list of new
and paid up subscribers, we have
recorded during the past week:
NEW-Mrs. RIB. Fisher, Waynes.
boro. Va; W. D. Graham, Durbin
W. Va; Miss Lucy M. Armstrong
Towanda, Ills; Fl. M. Sites, Head.
waters, Va; Mrs. G.. R. Curry,
Academy, w. Va; Miss Martha A
Jones, W. M. Rexrode, Doe Hill,
Va; C. j. Hildebrand, New lamp.
den, va.
RENEWALS-C. S. McNulty,
Roanoke. Va; George P. Wilson
Grialey, Ills; S. A. Cobb, Trimble
Va; j. A. Rexrode, Bridgewater
Va; F. N. Loury, C. B. Gibbs, b.
lar, Va; Mrs. Nj. McClintic, Pinck-
ney, Va, NJ. A. Colaw, Frank Rex
rode, Mrs. Lou Arbogast, W. S.
Chew, Crabbottom, Va; James W.
Leach, wilma, Va; Laura E. Wade,
s. A. Gilmore, Mill Gap, Va; Mrs.
Chas. T. Byrd, Valley Center, Va.
J. b. Wilson, L. M. Pope, Doe Hill,
Va; hardwood Propst, G. w. Co.
law, Monterey, r. F. D. No. /; J.H
Gum, R. L. Collins, Hightown, Va;
J. E. Botkin, Addison Crummett,
W. Fl, Vance, E, A. Hicklin, Nc.
Dowell, Va; Geo. T. Graham, Pow
erty, Va; Geo. W. Rose. Mountain
GROVE, Va; William Dever, Ook-
land, Ills; Miss Elizabeth Miles,
Alton, W. Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-11-16
A Fine Farm For Sale

Having decided to move back to
Stanton, | will offer for sale my
farm in Bath county, II miles
from Bratton's bridge on the Z. 4
0. R. r., four miles east OF Mill
boro and 5 miles west Of Goshen,
on the waters of Mill Creek. The
farms contains 700 acres, mostly
level bottom land and cleared of
rocks, we'll watered with springs
and creek. 1t has a comfortable 8
room house and all necessary out
buildings in good repair, close to
schools, church, postoffice, and is
in one of the best neighborhoods
in the county. For further infor
nation apply to H NJ KING,
care Of W, S. Fl. Staunton, Va.