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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24
Sareau oer slraheneurdbruas.0ummIRa


Baltimore, ben 10. SUM 1907.
Sic SiraBeuolirdbrldS : GuumitiIre MAIDEN
hermit in lleberelUiiimnltna nit benz Saiiilnos
rtr Staot- Charter, 500. Ibfbniit. beIanIit, odB
ite Die eriie SeriammIuna am Tunueritag, otu
II. Suli 1907, Yurnittags 10 llhr, III bent Dit
reut Der 9omlniiidre. Soeu. Sebduoe. 2erinatpn'
unh 81 lioap StraBe, abbalien peroeII, nm olc
GolImaht uts5iiibet mo Die ibneit iihertragc
men u1o bon ibneu oerlarateu Hili6teu 6u &C.
fiiIlen i'm Retreif Der Concentrating nno Gr.
bfiuung Der Wuntibeno.N ucuuc, In llebcreirp
fiimrtuita init ben i'm gilrenlt Der GiraBcrts
bur6bru6ss9onniidre binterleeteu 8lGleit,
bon 9ofesbitrDs slpenlie, ole ieet eroftnet miro.
bon eine1t Gunfte 10 SItb rorooiilidb bon Der
gprooitfeite Der 1elt'SiraBe iIno 20.04i100 SnB
iiio1iiiid bon Der Siiboitieite bon W,oniibellor
sbenltc. iriiber Gunfersgane, his SIM gSeaercdte
Der Baltimore & SbiosGiienbnbn, aenldb Der
am 20. Wai 1907 ititter6eidbneten NeroroniiiiS
Dir. 2S9 oes MaporS mo StabtratbS.
Sames 8. Smitb,
&. Mrtbnr @idhant,
SGmes y. Marine,
gomniiiitc.
Gngen i. NoSgers,
(SunitO 1924 SfiIit 30 GIerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24
Snlins MrthcIut.

GS itarb 6rcitug, ben 81. SUM- 1907. G llbr
Ybeitos. III letlicr 9Sobnnnp, 9tr. 1929. Glib
GbnrlessSiraGe SnlinS NrtBcfm i'm slter Don
10 Nnbreit. | llolGt mo d 1dycn. Sic Beer
ot9r.i9 ttltoci Mpntug, lindmitIaeS 3 llbr. pom
1rulerDnilie aus 0lil oct MI. Slioct GeIueterD"
cli9elGoen, o%erielben bci6upobncn. IT'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24
,Spbm 2urm.

IS ftarb am u. 2lti 1907 Snbn Sorn, 70
Sabre alt 9eltcbter Subt bon SyliatiitS inb
9nibcfilIe Sprit. Ncrludiote uno Srennoc ber
5nltilie 'tlo nbtlr92oua eiiiaeIaoen, Der Ne
eroigiiIia am gicnitug, Wprgelt5 mn s llbr, bon
Si9blnioiolpn, ans bei5ipobnen. Meauieins
@cd,1rti NM 40 llbr in Der ScrS 2eiusNir6e.
I1I-G -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24
BUR Grinncruna

an ~irfercn tbeurcn @niten mo Batter
. .6pnrao SLIDER, ttajt,
Der Gciicrn Dor 20 2nbren. am 90. Snni 1887,
itarb. .I.I @.C1ripF
sSori ieiner SSiitipc, 5rau barbara Sijher,
iAu14i rrbit 9iuberin. aGifC
H75)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24
SoIn &crluia & Sohu,
2eihenbeitattcr une Ginbnliamirer,
Nj, 2200S, Srleansss traRr.

Swriaaefftait: Nr. 5s4, 0ahcrnNsenue,
Niablane ip,un, Waltjntp Q .Guunth.
sStr bnheii III rniercr tiHeer TefhdffsprariS
siriM mo Reicb ~beeroiat. Sino NIT eeringem
Frnfii iufrieSet. Sie feiniieu 0ntfben s~eliciert
fur Nod5eifer. llnierbdlfnuaen uno anbere Sc
ieaenbeiten. eeioe Telephone. tDlai2S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24
Gcnrn 6. Gdlrcihcr.

IS iidrb ill Scuiiden Sreifen1eim" Seurn
e. edreiber. Die NecroiGnna iinoei Wiontaa,
AahmIttngo 1 llbr, iiatt. u75)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24
Baltimore Gemeterp.

Sireau: Sranttn. Sios., Baltimore. II. saprtbftr.
.geeribnibpIdee sum Sertanf - uon S25 an,
nit Mlurnor pfoiten nbeegrenst $50 = Gldt
fir bier Sriiber. Sreie 9enuBune Der aapeue
fir Iruiiergottecoicniic. (Srnif6, 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

Sn Obermccl mur0en CT
@dlticr bllrd cine GScllersbrl1nit cill-
gcGidert. Die @cluohncr rctteten nit
fnopper 9totb oos 2cbcn. Nur cin
Sbeil Der gtbgebronnien wor per;
lidert. ..,..s
Gas 81 eli d) h in @cip
sig p%erltrtbciltc ben rliIiid,cn 9cicr.
tcur Sobann EdrcjGu9fi lucgcn
Spionage-@ criltds 5u brei Sobren
iicben Monqten 3ldtbollS, finn
Sobren GbrpcrluIt mo StclunG
inter Eoli5ei.9huiiiht.
Cine SobcSon3ctac, mel
DIE Die 6unlilic Oes fiir5lif 9eltor6c-
nen @rofen Don Gipri oltsidlicftc, cnt
bdlt nidt meniger, ais 10l SiteI. ltnh
mas nilbcn pic @rufcn, Ncr5oQa.
MorQuis-, &icomtc II. q. Sitcl Gem
Sooten? Mud SIT 2eb5eiten morcl
lie nllr cin 9alloIt.
Gur6 bic Grploiion in
Der Hobltrit 6o6rif IN Der StuGt
Mittcn int 9fopcmbcr lcBtcn &obrcS
mur0cn uiclc Fcrioncn b~iiIiSbcoilrfs
tig. Ginen Nuirllic }llr llntcritiit-
sung lit IN REDEEM MoBe entiprodcn
por0cn; cS gingcn Spcnbcn pol
un6 G12.000 Mort Elm.
Senator Fbilun0cr &nur
Don Eennlpluunicn, Ocn lcinc rcplls
blifoniidcn 2nnOSlrutc ais ErGiis
ocntidaitS Gonbi0otcn ill'S Srcficn
iiibrcu lpolien, miro in Der Snrii-
irogc al3 o9eiuno" crfldrt. SclbIt.
pcrlt0n0lid) Don Ocn NohIduB5Gu.
merit mclhc Die gcgcnmGrti9cn Carrie
nid,t ongeriibrt boben moncn.
Gun molten aud fron5G
Iiihc &ournalilttn cine @clllfa- nno
Stuoicn5 Gcilc ourd) 0cItihlnno ma.
Gen. anlm nittS id,nOcll. Sic iucr-
ocn in Geilti6lnno frclulolid)cn &ius
fonm linden, unb Der 9ciud) mag
oo5lI b%citrogcl1, Dab lid Die bciNen
9tohborn belicr pcritcbcu unb ucrtrn'
gen |lcrllcn.
Sic fron5oiii0c Mcaic-
rlln0 lit iiber5cugt, oaB lie Die Sage III
Siios 6rdnfrcid) beberriGc. PHI ipic
lnngt? @orlGllfig boltcn Nrobc Srllp'
pcnmaiicn bic Hllbc nllfred)t. glbcr
mic, mcnm bic Sruppcn 5lriidgcip1en
limo? Tic 0cputirtcnfonmlcr Tat
.olleroingS tin @eleB. gcgeI NcInpQpt,
IdJcrci ntl0enommen, llno Gas mag
mlcbr SIR 9ernbiolm1 scr Ocmiitbcr
bcitro9cL ais irNcrlo ionil etmoa.
Sn @ic$bnocn murbc Sic
SJllIlSUttllCli tlltCS lClz
len, Mtlnnu Mepldnb, p%crbnftct, neil
lie Oiclem @crtbpopierc in Der NG6c
bon 100000 Mtorf gcitoblcn bate.
Gen gr0Bteu Sbcil Der Fnpicrc bat
Die Weplnnb ibrem Sicbbnbcr, chem
9reSloler Sd)allipiclcr Sollien Sltgc-
lpclloet. Gr ipuroc cbcniulla pcrhui.
let mo eS ionoen iid) nod ctmu TO-.
600 Wtorf Eupicrc in icinem Bette.
Sn 5,nbIrcih den Srtcn Scr
Erouin5 Eolcn Do6cn SuuSlllduln0cn
in ben H0ltmcn Scr Sofol &creine
ltottGcilln0cn. Sn ocn1 Sufol&cr
Elm 5l Sd)ilObcr9 murocn nlcbrcre
EauicnO otiriibrcriid)er Sd)riiten hc-
l%d)lngnobtlt, Die int 6crbit oil Die SIR
Gntlo'ltng tonnlen0en Solontcn
pcrtbeilt mcrOcn ipQtcn. Mud uml-
fansreid)c Gorrciponocn5cn mllrocn
coniiS5irt.
Son oil uncrcn IuSlonhs
NinIoutntrI1 nrrItrht rS fri,trr in ant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

Son all uncrcn Iu~Slonhs
9%iplonlatcr ucrItcbt cs fcircr 10 gut,
Icinc oiplpnlotiidcn Scloentbotcu
III Der amcrifnniidcn Grltclic brett
trctern 81 loiicn, mic unicr 9ptidoi-
fer in Gnnitontinopcl. Scrr 2ciib.
mon. 9olo bot er scr Eiortc Gin III.
iintQtum ST. I%tclcnL bolb hot or ci.llcu
oiplomotiidcn Sicg 81 perfiiuocn;
INNER nit Dem Mcfroin: Scbt, mos
bin i0 fir cill Monnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24
Die 3ai 6ind6.

Ten sanSen Tag pber etnen teHrn Sag.
Srgeno Gttpas, un amf bic Suf 5u gcIaugen.
Gas Gin8iee, mas eirem int CONNER iibria
bIeibt. 1T cine Sabrt Die BAL binab. Die frs
ite Sal5luft; 9inoer febneT iib oarndb uno
iaHge aeute iommen beinabe aus YerIaneen
oarnad nm.
IS ibertrifft in Der ean5en gBeIt Ni6ts I'M.
fere prddttge Gbefapen!e. 8at.
Ste Observation-Disclosures beranitaItet erobe
Grfuriiouen Die Bai binduf uro Die 9ai berurs
ter. Sect 1T Die Belt gefonlmen, ii6 .9aten
fir Sbre SbnIel iino @efeuitaften gu fttern.
Seoermann eebt IIab 1oIhefter.
Saben GIG ben reieit Bier uno bic .2ouife]
oieies Sabr 6erefts .geieDels
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

Wlaferiid : Variartis - Sriesiih. ee;,
sbeitIih bon @oIbroot cine uno cine baIbe
9prtb. sipeme5ear. Sreie autidben Ga6mitingS
nrt Icrmiuus. Vreiie bon @egrdbutbpIdbcii
lett fpeSieIl. 2eihte S,ebinmlnaeit. 1eIepbon-
Gaton 1928. S%'iireau: Tranflin. mnb Ntnbiur.
MpabS. Serlangt Srpidlire. CMaiIiS,l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

G~ietnthHmer q. 8aine, @obnung:
@. g. g. TeIepbon: 1865 Wabifcn-R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

geihatstabrer G, u. Setns, Bobrune:
6. & 9. 12f % BaIbropf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

Ger 6tndn5mo Tronf
u. &onbcrlip bat in Sonlcstomn cine
bcuftenSlpcrtbc Hcbe iibcr un,icrc
8cidDGitS- mo @irtbidoftSlo9c &C.
bolten, Sm S6Inbiobe ieiiler Nus
t%ilbrlngen lugt or obcr: @oQen mir
@ergeltung iiir fril6ereS llnred)t
ilberl, gleid)piel mie tbotiGdlid eS
oild gepelen icin mag, Damn bin id)
Der Meinnna DOB !lnicr gnl15cr Sc
ldoftliter git6ou in cine @cfabr &C.
rotbcn fonn oeren Mob I'M GcrbGlt.
nib 5n Der 5eipolti9en Iusbcbmma
itnlerrr Eroiperit1t ltebt. Nlio, Daa
llhreft, ooS bic WrpBen Der Sltoits
Itrlc bcgon9cL mub umgeiiibnt blei.
ben. @crcd)ti9fcit? Ole fonllte ia ole
ErolpcrltatHfrciic Der @robcn ito.
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

Sic fron5oiiihcn @inSer
nl1d]ten fir lire @einc micber Sen
'cbcmaIigen Ereis bon 20 Srancs fir
Dos ScftoIitcr (26K 8ollonen) Ia.
ben. alio iiir oie @ollollc etipo 10
lit %oleroinas menig aet
mig NM iahlt Die @in3cr faiim liir
ibrc arbeitcn. Nber oltd) oos befonrs
men tic nid)t cinmol. 2ein @unoer,
iucnn ie rebclliid mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

HOiulanS's tiirfiidc 9Gber,
Ganitablc. Gebdube, goitamt oesen. etets uffeu.
(IuQ22-) .fGj!ir iln. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

Sn GngIanO BAT mnn pom
ms Gclernt, lei0er nidtY @lttcS. Sn
Der Mtorine lit Y0roit" nuhQtluicicn
mor0ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

aatntnr thr Ssaihinstsu unb 1tftrit Gplnmbia:
I'm. Sanntmanu, 1915 Marion. Ctr, T.'N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

Su Sbermecl murben eli
&0llicr bilrd) cine sy%cuersbrumit cin-
gcGidert. Die Wcluohucr rcttetell nit
fnopper Hotb oaS 2cbcl. Nlrr cin
Sbeil Der Nbgebronnien mor per.
lidcrt. .a,.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

Hun MOLTEN aud frdn5Gs
liihc %Sournolilttn cine @clldS- ltn0
Stu0icn, Gciic ourh 0Cuti6lono mo.
djen. &onn nittS ldlnOcn. Sic lucrs
ocn in Gelltihlnno frcunolid)ct @ils
fonm iin0cL u10 Der 9eIlid mag
ba5ll bcitrogcn, OoB lid oic bcibcl
Nohborn beiicr pcrltcbcn unb ucrtrn.
Ncn lcrncll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24
per 9entf6e correspondent

G. Iaine, Giseutbhnier anb slcbafteur.
@tf6dftsbhrcau NIB 8ebafiion:
Or. Alb, Si.yaltimurc.S trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

Sic Il nipcriiid M urbnr0
miro in 0ieienl Sommer-S cmelter
non 1854 Stltoiren0cn hciud)t gegen
1912 inn lestcn @intcr. Inter Den
Stlloerlten lparen IS entertainer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-24

6. G. 2. 3173 ct. Hanl.
MarplanS 1899 Gonrtlaub.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12
Jurors for April Term

Following is the lit OF veniremen
summoned for the trial OF James
Siron, and from which the required
number will be selected:
j. Walter Newman, Harvey Ryd-
er, S. w. Wilson, Sam'l A. Jones
John H. Blagg, John Fl. Mackey
G. W. Judy, w. Il. Lunsford, 4. A
Wade, ALERT Nelson, P '. Hup
man, J. Lee Hiner, Curtis Fox, }
G. Bril-, John j. Kincaid, JamesW
Gardner, E. ). M&loy, Calais Smitl
C. e. Burns, Olin Beverage, W. l.
Chew, Charles Arbogast, John Ii
Vance, J. B. Wilson,. K. X. Rodg
ers, J. Hardin Gum, G } llilder
brand, Harmon Woods, f W bud
ley, | II Samples. Geo O Bussard
Is NJ Gilmore, w P Hamilton ant
WA Mullenax
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12

DIR j K Powers, of Alabama,
who spent some time at Monterey
last season, is with us again, hav'
arrived Saturday evening. DR. Pow.
ers represents the B F Johnston
Company, associated with Mr. &C.
law in his series Of text books.
Mr. Mack Gilmor and lady, OF
Mill Gap, were in Monterey Mon.
day last.
We were in error last week in
our statement that j B. Stephen.
son had come to town. lie came
as far as Mcdowell, returning next
day.
Osborne spring tooth harrows
at V. B. Bishop 4 Go.
Mr. James 0 Hobb, for a long
time a prominent merchant of Bic.
Dowell. was on our streets last
Friday. Mr. Hobbs now resides in
Stanton.
When you come to town be sure
10 come and see the new goods and
get the prices at Z W Trimble's
Cash Store.
The advertisement OF sac OF
Mellow ell school building will be
found in another column.
V. B. Bishop & Go. have sold two
lots of grain seed and have another
on the road. They sell clean west
FERN seed.
There are sill about 10 overcoats
that we will sell at first cost rather
than carry them over the summer.
G. w Trimble Cash Store.
For SALE-50 yearling steers
(twos in spring., all dehorned and
yacinated. Will sell on time it de-
sired with good paper.
S w Sterrett, Hull, Va,
V. B. BISHOP & Co are agents for
Armour Fertilizers and American
Steel onc-wire fence.
This spring we are better
equipped with clothing and SAM
-. Lo, oyor hofora The man
who makes selection from our
stock of late STYLES will be dressed
for the coming season. The price
will please you. Call and see our
clothing and samples for tailor
made clothing.
E. b. Whitelaw 4 20.
An infant child o. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Clendennin was buried at
Green Hill church on Wednesday.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12
In Trouble Again

Charles Diggs and Will Poag,
both colored, were arrested Wednes
day morning upon warrant sworn
out by Crawford Lewis and arraign-
ed before Justic Wilson's court at
2 o'clock. The charges against
them were The usual disorder grow
ing out ola spree.
Upon exan.inatic n, it 'eem"d
from the evidence that Poag had
lust returned from Stauinton with
some liquor and little gun. He
Diggs and Lewis imbibed and the
two former got ugly, did some
shooting, made some threats etc.
Poag was fined s25 o" one charge
and 81 on another, with costs IN
both
Diggs was fined SIS and bound
over to keep the peace in The penal,
ty of 500. On motion of his at
torney the case was carried to CIR
cult court. Diggs giving bond I'll
one hundred dollars for his appear
ance at court.
Lewis, the complainant, had also
been too free in indulging bis pro
pensities and left 81 90 and cost
with the State:
Both Diggs and Poag Fave hat
recent Jail sentences and fines I'M
posed. The former for abusing
postmaster Slayen and. wife, ant
which came near costing him M
life. Hewas out on n peace bond
Poag served term in jail las
fall for an assault upon Tom Iol
liway. if we mistake not, at Nc
Dowell.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12
frs Helmick Dead

Just bsfore going to press we
learn Of the death Of Mrs. Phil
Helmick, whose home was on Sam
uel Heyener's land, near Monterey.
Mrs. !Ielmick has been i'll for
some tine and her death was'not a
sunrise to her friends.
Deceased was daughter of Phil
in Winner. and was twice married,
her first husband being Enoch
Peek. She was the mother Oh d
large family. Her age was about
70 years
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12
millinery Opening

On the 10th and 18th Of April |
have set for uIy millinery opening
of spring styles. If you will call
on these dates you will find plenty
of fine millinery upon which you
can feast your eyes. Every thing
spank new and stylish. | will be
glad to SHOW you, and make you
prices, ON any selection, or give
you any information on the COM
ing styles.
| will be prepared to take pro.
-duce in exchange at the highest
market price.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. S G. Peterson,
Mcdowell, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12
Supervisors Meet

At regular meeting on last
Saturday the Board passed upon
the following business:
The order entered bv the Board
of Supervisors OH the Cd day OF
March last ,apPointing commission
ers to locate a road from New
Prospect church on The Bullpas-
ture to the east foot Of Jack noun
tam was enlarged 50 as to allow
said commissioners to examine
other routes other than the one
specified.
The contract for the c0nstruc.
ton of section A Of the location OF
the change in Monterey and Van
delpool road to 40 rods in length
was awarded to w L Trimble at
the price If 81 rs per rod. The
road is to be made Is feet wide in
Guiding ditch.
Bo,d Beverage, who contracted
for the building of the road on
what is known as the Wagner
hill, having completed the road
and the same being approved by Z
T Fleisher, one of the commission
err appointed for the purpose, the
contract price, $4,000, was allow
ed.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12
RECORDER HONOR LIST

New And Renewal Subscriptions
Since Our Last Issue.
NEW. B. Stuart. Headwat-
ers, Va; Harmon Pullin, Monterey,
Va.
RENEWAL-Louis Simmons,
Buckeye, W. Va; Adam Lohr, Ii
ma, @; Mrs. A. w. Reynolds,
Princeton, W. Va; II. c. Stout
Waynesboro. Va; G. A. Yeager,
Marliuton, W. Va; Jas. Il. Heven-
err, Hightown, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12
Change In Firm

|. B. Bussard, contractor and
builder, has purchased Early Gum 5 :
interest in the carpenter shop OF
Bussard & Gum, and the business
will bs continued in the name of |:
X. Bussard. As contractor and
builder Mr. Bussard is well known,
having been engaged in this bust
ness, in the county, for a number
Of years.
He will be pleased to receive =
share of your patronage. and Will
guarantee work satisfactory.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12
Homer Gum

The friends Of the family were
prieypd to learn of another Attic
ton visited upon the home OF Mr..
Peter Gum in the death Of his son.
Homer, which occurred OIL Sunday
night last.
He had been in bad health for a
year or more, but the malady-
Bright's disease--assumed a more
serious form quite recently, result
inc in his death as above stalled.
Homer was born and reared at
the old home near Meadow Dale,
and was one Of the youngest OF a
large family. His death, following
so soon that of his brother Harper,
is unusually sad, and much sympa-
thy is felt for the stricken home.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted, Tuesday as 11:3O, by Rev
W. S. Trimble, Of the Presbyteria n
church, after which the remains
we're laid to rest in Green Hill GEN.
eterY,
Mr. Paul Gum, an older brother
who lives at Silverton, Colorado
reached here in time for the funer.
al. He had heard OF Homer's ILL
ness but did not know OF bis death
until reaching Monterey Monday
ovon;po
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12
JURORS FOR CIVIL CASES.

J Albert Bland, Homer M Sites,
Chas S Waybright, Chas 0 Steph
enson, J 0 Swecker, WIN Somers, Z
R Carpenter, Conrad Ralston, John
e Hiner, A J Terry, Adam Steph-
enson. H M Propst, H S Crowley, Z
$ Peterson and Siron woodell.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12

Dressmaking and millinery at V.
b. Bishop & Co., Miss Clara Wells
will have charge of the dressmak-
ing department. Miss Matte War
fed will look after the millinery
Both these ladies are experienced
experts from the well known house
of Armstrong Gator & Co, Balti.
m ore, Nd, and will be pleas ed to
have the public call and inspect
their large and varied stock, select
ed in person in the northern mar.
kets.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12

KODOLof Dyspepsia clears the
stomach and makes the breath as
sweet as a rose. KODOL is sold
by druggists on guarantee relief
plan. 1t conforms strictly to the
National Pure Food and Drug
Law, Sold by X. II. Trimble
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12
Sour


No appetite, loss OF strength heIvou
ness headache, constipation,r bad orealn.
general debility, sour risings. ana ca.a,,n
q i,G Slaves s.Ui indigestion. This new discov-
n sry represents the natural juices OF diges-
ton as they exist in healthy stomach .aS1s
Combined corr with the greatest known tonic
and sOl .reconstructivs properties. Kodol for
dyspepsia does not only relieve indigestion ssaSn
and dyspepsia, but this famous s,. no,nTus
helps all stomach troubles oy U o,eSarrs,
The mucous membranes lining the stomach
NJ, 6. q Ball Of Ravenswood, W. Va. says
was troubled With sour stomach 70. twenty yeais,
Kodol cured me and we sss now using " W. ", -
Kodol Digests What You Eat.
ec.tl.s on,v Relieves Indigestion. sour stomach
0''''S. bclckine OF gas, etc.
Prepared by e. o. DEWITT q Co., or'oNso'
Sold by X II Trimble
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12
hrs. D. II, Peterson

Mrs. Patty Peterson. wife OF Dav
is Fl. Peterson. was born Jan. II
1875. and died April 10, 1907, aget
81 years. ;,
She was the daughter OF L. II
and Margaret C.Slaven, the young
est member Of large family.
At the age Of IA she was con
verted in a meeting in the NJ. E
Church, South, which church sh'
Joined, being member thereof al
the time of her death.
. She was married to Davis h. Pc
terson Feb. 81, 1900.
Those of her immediate family
who survive her, are her husband
and three year-old child, Charles
her father, T. H Slayen. her broth
ers, Harry F., Thos. II. and How
ard M, and her sisters, Mrs. L. A;
Carichoff and Mrs. M. L. 0gilvie,
all of this place, and Mrs. A. w.
Reynolds and Miss May slaven, Of
Princeton, W. Va.
-
Mrs. Peterson had been suffei
for two years, having been confin-
ed to her bed several times by i'll
ness.
She has ever been a consistent
member of the church and a loyal
christian. Her scrupulous consci-
entiousness even in triAing things
has been frequently remarked up
on.
A. life such as she lived need
leave behind no verbal testimony
of assured faith; it is the best tfs
timony that can be given, notwltb
sta, ding the fact that she gave
clear and definite expression to her
assurance of salvation. She talked
freely and calmly with her pastor
as to her relation with her Lord,
constantly saying that she had
p RECT peace.
Her faith went beyond the fact
Of her salvation; he had faith 10
believe that God would care for her
boy and was content to leave him
in His care.
During the last tens days, when
it was patent to all who saw her
that she must soon pass away, her
care and thoughtfulness for hei
family and friends evidenced again
and again the uDselishness thai
has been marked feature of hel
life.
At 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, SURROUNDED by the members Of
her family, she. fell onsleep.
The funeral service was held II
the Methodist church on Tnursda.
afternoon at2 o'clock. A,A.W.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12

The County School Board will
meet at, Monterey on. Tuesday,
April 20, at 1890 o'clock at the re
quest of Circuit Examiner and In
spsctor, J H. Thomas, who will be
present.
Mr.. Thomas will also address
the teachers on the same day at
2 P. NJ, on a subject of much i'm
portance to them. 1t will be to
the interest of every teacher IN
the county to attend this meeting
Others interested in the work OF
the schools are also invited to to be
present.
Jared L. Jones,
cts. Division Supt.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12

Use KeDnedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup. Children like it's pleasant
taste. Contains no opiates, but
drives the cold out through the
bowels. Made in conformity to
pure Food and Drug Law. Re-
commended and sold by XII Trim
lilo
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12

Your watch will be given care
full attention if left with H. NJ.
Slaven with instructions to send to
us for repairs. Lerner Bros, =
Watchmakers and jewelers.,
Franklin, W Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12
Notice

The public. school house at NC
Dowell, Va, will be sold at pubic dd!
auction Saturday. April 9th, 1917.
at II m Sud house to be re-
moved from school lot within ten
DAYS after sale. Terms cash.
By order of the Board.
sc Eagle, Clk.,
2t EJ Maloy, Chm.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12

Kcnnedy's Laxative Cough Syr-
up. The pleasant cold remedy that
expels the cold through its action
on the bowels. Sold by XII. Trim
Bile.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-12

Wben.you ee pill take a pi'
and be sure it's an Early i III O.
They are sold here hA K II Trim
a.,