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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-28

President Stickney of the Great West ern says he knows a man who accumulat- ed 500000 shares of one stock in the bull
 market, and that when he tried to realize
 he could find no market He had been
 the only market on the way up in this stock, so Mr. Stckney says, and he didn't know it until he tried to sell. This only goes to show that it is very easy to make a hilarious bull market by buying all the stocks in sight, but it is another thing to keep prices up in the sky while trying to sell stocks A good many amateurs have come into the game lately, and last win- ter, when their paper profits on the bull side were away up in the millions, they had foolish idea that these paper profits were like real money. But when they tried to convert these paper profits into
 cash they woke up. It is one thing to put stock up fl is quite another thing to distribute it. A few masters at the game have learned how to do it-perhaps their knowledge was intutive. When MT Rogers got cold feet on his Amalgamated proposition, soon after the Notation of the company, and wondered what he was go- ing to do with all the Amalgamated he had been forced to buy to support his market, he very wisely called in the serv- ices of an expert. He went to Mr. Keene and told him that he and his friends had more Amalgamated than they felt like EdIIylnSt dHu they ulOii nave liiC cur age to dump it on the market. They were afraid the bottom would drop out if they tried to distribute any large part of their stock. Amalgamated was selling in the neghborhood of it's issue price. MT. Rogers and his friends had 2200OO shares of the stock in excess of their i'm mediate needs MT. Rogers gave MT. Keene carte blanche to do as he pleased in the market All MT. Rogers wanted was the final result.
 MT. Keene took hold of the Amalgamat- ed market and sold the entire block of $22, GOO worth of stock without break ing the market. Some of the stock was actually distributed in rising prices. This art of distributing stock at good prices looks very easy after 1t has been ac- complished, but the amateurs at the game discover that il is not near as easy as 1t looks. After MT. Keene had sold the 220- GOO shares of Amalgamated for MT. Rog CTS he told him that if he himself had any of the stock he would sell every share of it. MT Keene's information was that the copper metal market was very hol- low affair." and that all copper stocks must suffer great losses in the market within the next year or two. The accu- racy of MT. Keene's judgment was clear ly shown not many months later when the Amalgamated dividend was cut from to per cent and the stock fell to SS4 share.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23
@msicrne / 9itaiie,t.

UhslerHe ! Ntaten. Se 1lO1fP
Meooelelier fra 1itaiien gaor 1tb
paa;at 0fnslan0 MI bar let Jig ngn-
.iaget til at opgtbe Sarbin iom TT
nti1itRre Centrum, og at bette er
rDffet tilbage til Srfntif / gibirien,
Der ifal befaites nneget iterft meo
@bitr iom Srontitation. glaoipoitof
ffal Iigeleoes befaites itarfere end
fbr, en6nn iterfere ems Silfploet bar
meo &ort Artbur, og Ser ifal an.
legges en- 1nilitar Sernbane nelrezs,
gbita % glaoipoitof giennem Mu1r-.
balen faa langt mon geit ion1 IL
aiobaropf bpor ben ifal forbinoes,
l;n1eo lliuri. gnner1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23

Z IS Oe 11O1Ie ~ NQr IQll Oct IegUeSE
at 16 eller IL Mtlltoner snhbar-
brere er arripereoe. @bts 0isle prn-
oucerer giennemlnitlie $500 &rr
oier, bill bereS nuburer1oe BrnauftFF-
pitet funne anllaaes til 5 Sill.
Homer Dollnrs narIfg
Saa l1naa6elig flor en- Gums al
Sn6t9gt, flyer 8rofesior Heebe, Dff-
Be ri altiaa bergbet os lelp, oerlons
bi 1887 bap6e giennenrfart Gfsfln
iionslopen. Og hi faar peb 6tsle &af
ct 8egreb ON, bbornleget ri taher
bpert Mar peo at affperre for Sn1-
banoringen fra Srienten.
@bor r1egen &apital reprelenterer
III oisle Smigra1,ter, life efter bbtaD
Sc bar / 2onlr1en eller Banfen,
men peo 0ere5 2egelner og MrbeinG-
1tprfe? 2a6 os gao uo fra, at al ne
II Willioner Mennefer, lon er fauR-
met til 2anoet lioen 1887, er MI ne.
10 Millioner pofsne MRno. 8Iiber
en- pofsen Wan6 0rpbt, falti9tter 2o~
ben en- @r1tatning til bans @fterla0sr
paa $4,000. 2ao ban1 p9re nrfnonEEf
set balpe ppr6. Set bif meo a1ore
0ro iige, at ri 6isie 20 glar fra
europa far facet al6eles gratis e,r
slrbej6smaifine, ser fan fapitalHiiereee
til mellen 25 og SO 8tlltoner 3oR-
lars.
Disie Sal posier iaa nogenlu.1oe
meo bore Sberilag al Sen menne5fe-
1ige Mnifines O0eebne. 9elb ON 6c
iffe pasler til Bnnft .og 9riffe, fan;
giber 0e BOG Ell 6oreitilling ON, bbor.
enorme GUNNER og 89r6ier 6cf
6rejer Jig on1. Soroafgre0erne baE:-.
peret ubDre / oe ienere slar, nRm
Sc Tan oog life oqre oen eneite 8afIS
for Sen bioun0erlige 9fational- -geE
ltan6. 8i 0Drfer @un6reber al MiI-
lioner Dollars pnrb al @peoe, Miais
og 8onulo bbert 9lar, men lontibi9
benter ri fra on6re 8eroensoefe-.
uoen at set folter os en- Gents Ho-
gift, EN- yMfgrp6e of menneifelie Mr-
beioSfroft og &iernefraft pero en-
Billion Dsllars.
Gette iioite Sol itptter Jig paa 6eH
9lntagelie, at @jennemll1itsperbien al
en- ,Sss1nigrant, irobefattet &binoer nas
8prn, f1m er $1,000 be6 2alrojet-
ningen 81 gaar ber us fra &rl-
Ierne poa Slaper fpr 8orgerfrieens
Gage, Ser bar en- iaaoan 6orfat-
ming, at oe bilbe go6fjenbes al ss1uI-
grantinipeftionen, og iom bar minhst
81 1000. - @n iaa6an &pr6ianl9k-
telie funoe ipnes inbunron, maa
naar alt on6et, lom fo1n1ner til 2mr-
set til 9npenoelie / Sn6nitriliret,
iGtteS / G9r6i, er set life ubilrfat,
at ogiaa oen menneifeltge glrbel1-
fraft, iom fonn1er n6efra, oglaa otp-
fgres iom ct Mfttba.
Hrofesior &eepe lll1tter lin Mrtf-
fel meo at iige, at S,16pan6rinas =
@mbeosn1en6ene bur0e bape bebt
Sen Sergebaa6, Ser fgrer sSmigruB-
terne fra ellis SsIan6 Seem gorf
&abn til 8atterp mes g2abnef
u@ e | c 0 m e., og 6e burbe az1-
bragt Bette 9fabn lneb SIammeifrff
paa 8aahen, / alle 6e Sprog, ser fza-
leS ! @uropa> iaale6es at sssmigrurr
ten ltrafs bleb flor ober, at SET bar
Ell Gieneite ban gior0e Mn1erifa beh+
at fomme til set, life Ell Maaoeslaa
fra 9lmerifas @i0e at r1o6tage banr-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23

&rofesior 6rrman sSacobiens ban.
ife 8o9iamling. S Mpril Maone>
oette slar ontalte ri, at en- oal1n
Mano, 8rofesior Serman Sacobiea.
aniat UNDER &oit=Geparten1entet
@aibington, 9. g., bar ofgaaet pe1
Dsoen og bapbe efterlaot fig en- 6anit
8ogianling, iom ban ifglge @fri-
pelie til 6. &asmusien &nb. Co.,
Mi11neapolis, al Is. Mpril 1905 op-
rinoelig bap6e beitemt at bette Sir
ma iful6e 6isponere oper efter bans
500, og iom ifulbe oper6rages til Sc
oanife @foler / Des Moines oe
8lair. SEQ Se1tamentets 9lobninQ
Dilte set Zig, at 8rofesioren lpntes III
bape CLIENT at tilfgje set oenne 8e.
ltemmelie, t0et ban babbe oberorage1
Maroptan College, Betblebem, So.
be6 bbilfet ben Mf0d0e / Tin Sis po1
2arer, belle fin efterla0te 8ogiam
ling uoen l1n0togelie. Ser blep ser:
for efter bans Dgo inole6et unoer.
ban6ltnger me0 nGpl1te College on
bborbtbt bette biloe operlooe 8gger11,
til set oprinoelig paatanfte 8rug
til oe 6anife @foler, og Ser bIet
truffet en- tilfreosittIlenbe Droning
iaa 9enieenoe. 5folerne i Des
Motnes og Blair bar mi 1no6tage
bper fin @noel af 8ggerne, og fri
begee sfolers sgibHotbefs beitprer,
foreligger Der 9affeifripelier fo1
oenne Jorggelie Of SfoIernes 8og
sianlinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23

Sra 3ansenbcr9. Bi bar mo6ta-
get fglger0e fra Rgl. Sfueipiller
3angenberg:
s. &. Nerelg pr. Snertinge,
Dnnmarf.
6. Mueuit 1907.
Sr. @eoafter!
0e be0es penligit optage fglge11oe /
Ceres 9re0e 8la0:
Spfplot al inoerlig Gla0e oper
oen Sjarteligbeo, bporlneo leg er
btebet 1no6taget, % Der glifperoig-
beo og @initfribeo Ser operalt or
niit mig unoer min Iournee / Mmeri-
ia, og iom bar gjqrt mig SpboIoet
Ser uforglemmeligt, ienoer ieg alIe
mine 2anosmeno pg Gem, &r. Me>
0oftpr> min 6Dbtfglte Saf nleo &aa-
BET ON ct inarligt gjenipn>
Ghriftian 5aneenberg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23

9cn gamlc banife &etcran. Com
Set bill ertn0res i1oebol6t bette 8lao
for 4. sSS1tli Ell Spforortng ON at poe
Ell @ialp til, at en- gammel 6a11lt
geteran ct. 2ouis, Mo., s. 81. &p=
rup, Ser unoer lit lnangeaarige 0p-
bol6 ber 2an6et ban6e lneot mauge
Yfoogange, og JONI iii bar / oen D0cr-
'ite 9e60, fun0e blipe optoget ct s((-
oeroomsbien. Get er lpffe6es peo
oenne Snoiamling at tilbeiebringe
Set fornpone 8elpb, og Sen gomle
2anoSmano er nit anbragt / ct Nloer-
oomsbiem. gi ben0iier til Negnifa-
BET ober Snoiamlingen i eiQn6el1
Spalte / bette 9fumer al 8la6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23
Toribnnben banif &ieefpninl. Sfgl-

F OuAlOuNOSu uu1tIl StSS@ultI1tl+ oSIpls
ge rOen Danife Hioneer" for ii6lte
l1ge er ben oanife 8icefoniuI fo1
gtebroifo, Sbeooor. Glle1ti Smaba
foribunoe11 fra 8pen, efterlaben6e fig
ct ltn6erffl1o: poa $4,000 til $13,=
600, napnlig bi6rGren6e fra 111angler:
oe Mfpiflinger al forifiellige Mrbeia.
ger. &onlnlatsaffGrerne, un6e,
bpilfe Mrpelager life benberer, menes
at bore / fuloltan0ig Sr6en = 81
bar forppri9t i lengere Sis neret le.
oeoe af Ell an6en 6anif Wfono, ST.
otto @olff, ibet gicefouiul Slieu
bpppigt bar paret borte fra 8pen
poa Gorretningsreiier. @an iiges al
babe beret lt9rft i11tereSieret / for.
ifiellige min6re beloige Mineforeta.
GENDER. Sroning al slrbeiager FEN.
bgrer / t f-e UNDER &oniulaternes
&ligter, og naar @icefoniulerne ofte
poatager fig iaaoanne Sager> er Sci
en- rent pripat 6orretning, iom Son.
lulatet life er aniparligt for. 0lie1
iiges at babe 6rebet oenne / mege1
betDoeligt 0mfang, og ser er napn.
Zig ct enfelt 3pbsbo, i Minoe1l
Neb., Ser meneS at bore fon1tnet ca
$4,000 tilfort beo 0ette, meoens Sc
on0re SO 900 foroeler fig poo
forifielli9e anore 8oer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23
Jra mango Kantgt.
Rpt fra alle 2aabe.

Grins &ilbelm af Spcrise, 2gjt,
nant / Sen ibenife Marine, a1fom i
Monoags til Sampton &oaos /
&rp0ierct u6plgia". SON beiegte
SSamestoipn l1oitillingen, bpor ban
blep mootaget me0 itore sgresbepis.
ninger.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28

A new picket fence is being plac-
ed in front of the school property.
Mr.. Owen Colaw is doing the work.
Some new side walk has been
placed near the drug store. on
South Spruce, and the much'need-
ell walk toward the parsonage Is
now being put down.
Mrs. H. P. Patterson, OF Monte
rev. has gone to her old home ut
HunteTsvill for q short visit.
The gardens are making up tor
lost time.
Mr.. Bruce Slaven has accepted q
position in the Pocahontas Lum Der
Company,'s store at Burner W. va
Miss Jennie Cleek and Mrs. W.
II. Cleek and little son, OF the 30
lar neighborhood, spent Tuesday
night in town.
NorIcE-StraYed from our farm
on Strait Fork on May LIST one baY
gueldon colt. two Years old, star 10
forehead. one white hind foot and
may be both, not right sure. Liber-
al reward will be paid for apY in.
formation as to his whereabouts.
Please inform A w WaYbright at
Crabbottom. or W c Houf, Fl. De,
fance Va. 81 8 lot
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28
Kicked BY Horse

Mr.. E. W. Armstrong, who has
charge of the fne stallion owHed
by the Highland Stock Farm. was
kicked and severely injured last
Saturday. The accident occurred
at Mr.. Early Snydsr's barn in the
Crabbottom valley.
MIR. Armstrong opened the stable
door, we are informed, land his
hand on the horse, which had on .
blind. bride, and received u vicious
kick in the face. One jaw.bone
was badly fractured and the other
one dislocated.
DR. E j. Jones rendered surgi.
cal and medical attention. and Mr..
Armstrong is resting as comtorta.
Div as could be expected under
such circumstances.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28
Upper Bullpasture

NcKendree, June 27-Perhaps few
items from this neighbOrhood Will De Oh
interest to some OF our readers.
Mrs Jos Walfenbarger and little daueh.
ter. Clara, of Peoria, ILL.,, are visiting tne
family of Mr. Jos Siple. Miss Louie olpie
will accompany them on their return
home.
Miss Margie Siron and Master Sidney
s,ron are spending their vacation with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs Jos N Siron'
after having spent the winter at Harri'
souburg At school.
MrKemper Gibson, of Monterey, was
In our neighborhood on business last
week.
Miss Lille Armstrong and Miss Nellie
Mackey were visiting friends here las'
week.
Miss Signora Keister, who held the
position ~ first assistant In the mt. Gin
ton High School last year, Is at home on
her vacation.
Marriage" has claimed another OF oul
Young girls. On Monday Miss MARY
Mccoy became the bride OF MIR jerry
Johns. They will reside at the home o
the groom on ShawS Fork.
Mr. Emmett Elliot, OF Augusta count!
and Miss Edna Siron of Mcdowell, wer
the guests OF Miss Louie Siple Monday.
A new son came into the home of n
and Mrs Abe Armstrong last week.
| Mr. Jared Balston hassmoved into tn
residence of Jake Siron. who moved u
l'hatsworh. Ill. in early spring.
| Mr. james Slfon has broken ground TO
:, . new residence.
Mr. Berlin Flesher was in our vicinit
paving farewell visit to friends as b
expects to start to the West Tuesday an
to that his future home.
Mrs Mary Armstrong, of Bath count!
10 visiting her son, Jake Armstrong.
The whooping cough is In almost eyer
; home of our neighborhoOd.
Listen for the wedding bell. They wi
ring. June Is truly the months OF bride
XYZ
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28
Program

A district Sunday School Con-
vention will be held at McKendree
Methodist Church, in which all
schools in the vicinity are invited
to take part. 1t will begin at 10
am, July 4th.
There will be music and address.
es are expected ON the following
subjects: 49, -
Aim of Sunday Schools.
L. NJ. Pope, Love, The Ruling
Power IN The Sunday School Glass.
Rev w s Trimble-The Sunday
School as an Evangelistic Force.
Berlin Fleisher-The Importance
Of The Country Sunday Schoo
From a Layman's Viewpoint.
I'm Sites-SuudaY School IL
TIE bitches And low to Get Out
Rev A @ Flahertv--The Sunda;,
School as Preparatory to Cturc'
Membership.
Rev " G. Young-The Snnda.
School in The Home and the hom
in the Sunday School.
DruH Jones-The Home Df
partment.
CP Jones-The Sunday Schoo
the nation defense.
is McNulty-The teacher
the Sunday School and out OF it.
Berlin Fleisher-Missions in I'll
Sunday School.
Mrs Matte Eagle The primaI
department-its place and manag'
. ment :,
81 Hiner-Music-its part in IL
, Sunday School. A
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28

CURES HExoRRHAeEs OF The LUNGS
Several years since my lungs
were SO badly affected that | had
many hemorrhages," writes A. ~.
AXE. of Woods, Ind. II took
treatment with several physicians
without any benefit. | then start.
I'd to take Foley's Honey and Tar,
and my lungs are now as sound as
a bullet. Erecommend it in ad.
yanced stages of lung troubles"
Foley's Honey and Tar stops that
cough and heals the lungs. and
prevents serious results from q
cold. Refuse substitutes. K. H.
Trimble,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28
Hotel Wedding

Mr.. Jerry Johns and Miss Mary
E. Meow, Of Eastern Highland,
were united in marriage at Hotel
Comm ercial last Monday afternoon
Rev. A. A. Walker officiating. The
fact that the groom had passed the
three. score.and.ten allotment, did
not seem to lesson his measure OF
happiness.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28
"A LESSON IN HEALTH.

Healthy kidneys filter the i'm.
narities from the blood. and unless
thew do this good health is impos.'
sible. Foley's Kidney Cure makes
sound Kidneys and will positively
cure ali kidney and bladder diseas.
es. It strengthens the whole sys-
TEN X II. Trimble.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28
THE SECRET OF
A Beautiful
Complexion
NOW REVEALED
F r E e

Why beauty Is more desirable than an
exquisite complexion and exquisite jew
els. An opportunity for every woman
to obtain both, for limited time only.
The directions and recipe for Obtain
ing q faultless complexion is the secret
long guarded by the master minds ofthe
Orientals and Greeks.
This we obtaind after years OF work
and at great expense. 1t Is the method
used by the fairest and most beautiful
women of Europe.
Hundreds of American women who
now use It have expressed their delight
and satisfaction.
The secret is easily understood and
simple to follow and 1t will save the ex-'
penses of cream, cosmetics, bleachers and
forever give you beautiful complexion
and free your skin from pimples, bad
color, black heads, etc. 1t alone Is worth
to you many times the price we ask you
to send for the genuine diamond ring OF
latest design.
We sell you this ring as one small pro-
fit above manufacturing cost. The price
| Is less than one half what others charge.
The recipe is free with every ring.
Itisa genuine rose cut diamond ring
of sparkling brilliancy, absolutely guar
anteed, very dainty, shaped Ikea Belch.
er with Tiffany setting of l2Kt. shell
gold, al your local jeweler 1t would cost
considerable more than $500.
We mail you this beautiful complexion
recipe free when yeur order Is received
for ripg and g. 90. Get your order In
before our supply is exhausted
This offer Is made for a limited hm'
only as means Of advertising and intro
ducing our goods. -, i.
Send to day before this opportunity
forgotten.
T. C. MOSELEY,
80 E 23rd Street New York CITY
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28
THE MAGIC NO. 3.

Number three is wonderful
mascot for Geo. II Paris, of Cedar
Grove. Me-, according to a letter
which reads: AFTER suffering
much with liver and kinney trou
bile. and becoming greatly discour:
aged BY the failure to find relief, l
tried Electric Bitters, and as q re.
suit | am we'll man to day. The
first bottle relieved and three bot.
ties completed the cure" Guaran'
teed best on earth for stomach, i.
yer and kidney troubles, by DR. X
Fl Trimble. druggist. SOC.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28
RECORDER HONOR LIST
New And Renewal Subscriptions
Since Our Last Issue.

New An0 kSuSWW SNDSSsPss""S
Since Our Last issue.
NEw-J & KenneY, Parkersburg,
" Va, John Simmons, Job. w Va,
Miss Agnes Armstrong, Lexington
Ill; Bruce Slaven, Burner, W va
Walker Day, Elkins. W Va: W Z
Houff, Ft Defiance. Va.
RENEwAL-Mrs A I Stephenson
Pinckney, Va; J E Malcomb. High
town. Va; w E Terry, Miss Jennie
Cleek, BoIar. Va; Andy Revercomb
Glover Creek, Va; SIN Somers, Los
Angeles, Cal; Sidney Wilson. Eas'
Radrord. VA; J H KidwelI, Elizs-
beth, " Va; K b Slaven. George L
Eakle. Marlinton, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.

Will CURE CONSUMPTION.
A. A. Herren. Finch. Ark. writes:
Foley. Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs, colds and
lung troubles. | know that it has
cured consumption in the first
stages" You never heard OF any
one using Fuley's Honey and Tar
and not being satisfied. K IL Trim
ble.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28
FROM DOE HILL

June 24-Our usually quiet lit
tie village has been enlivened tho
past two weeks by the presence oi
many visitors
Mr. and Mrs Harry Moore and
three children, of Dunmore w Va
who spent a week with Mrs Moore:
father, Dr. Il Il Jones. returned
home today, !
Mr. and Mrs Sydney Wilson, Of
East Radford w, have also been
uesis of the same for two weeks
They, accompanied by DR. A {
Jones, of Covington Va, spent to-
day in Monterey, the guests OF Hon
C P Jones. Mrs DR. A q Jones
who has been stopping ut the home
of the latter for several DAYS, &C.
conlpanied her husband on his re.
turn this afternoon. They viii
spend a few days with friends here
Miss Grace Berlin, of Bridgewa'
ter, and Miss Powers, of White
Post w. ars visiting friend here.
Miss Lucy Holtzclaw, of War.
senton Va is visiting at MIR s I
Eagles.
Miss Margaret Gilkeson and
Miss Annie Hiner, of Parnassus
were guests in our town lasts
week, also Miss Margaret Hiner Of
Mcdowell.
Among the other guests we men
ton Mrs Mary G Hiner. Miss &c.
neya Rogers, Mrs A H Jones and
Randolph Eagle. of Mcdowell
Miss Mamie Stefrett and brothers
Robt and Tate, of Crabbottom
Messrs Homer Stephenson and
Miller Bishop, of Monterey, Mr. A
i Jones and Masters Robert and
Jured Armstrong, Of Wier, Nj
Mr. Marvin Armstrong and Nj
CLAW Armstrong and wife of Staun'
ton. Miss Ionic Hiner Of Thorn
and Mr. Emmett Roberts OF Eas'
Radford.
Miss Ellen Molller, who has beer
1t the home Of her, grandparents
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Armstrong To-
over two weeks, returned home
last week accompanied by Mis-
Rose BIagg, who will spend few
DAYS With friends in; Augusta, ant
from thence, will go to Coyingtol
Va to attend Normal.
Miss Irma Bolton, returned yes
tsrday to her home IN Franklin.
Miss Annie finer, daughter o
the late Samuel tiiner. died at tn
home of her br6ther-in.law, NJ
John Smith, Friday June 2lst, a
near 8 D m. The deceased wa
born and reared at the old Hine
homestead about one mile fror
this place, on the dividing line be
tween Virginia and West Virgini
and the counties Of Highland an
Pendleton, and was 81 years and
months OF age.
She was taken sick early in tn
wear with LaGrippe, (which brougll
, on a complication of diseases.
, She was converted in early iii
and united with, the Methods
, church Of this place.: Of which sh
, remained a member until deaf
P claimed her.
She leaves to morn their los
four sisters and ole brother, vi
9 Mrs George Armstrong and Mrs U
e iyer Hiner of Fauquier county, NJ
John KILLER, of Roanoke, Va, NJ
1 Jno W Smith aud R'K Hiner. Onl
d the last named sisters were wit
/. her in her last hours.
f She will be sadly missed in Il
!. home, where it was q pleasure Il
d her to assist in caring for the fan
ilY, but
~ "There is never a day so dreary, but e
can make 1t bright,
e Never burden so heavy, but God G.
3 make 1t light" j.
le Funeral services were conduct
Ie SUNDAY morning in the church,
', her pastor, Rev H N Roane. and b
8 body laid to rest beside loved ON
II in the Doe Hill cemetery. A lar
= concourse attended the funeral.
r. Occasional
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28
A FORTUNATE TEXAN.

Mr. Il W Goodloe, Of l07 St, Lou
Is St. Dallas, Tex. says: I'm the
past wear | have become acquain.
ted with DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
and no laxative l eyer before tried
80 rffectually disposes of material
and billiousness." They don't grind
nor gripe. 25c. at X II Trimble's
drug store.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-28

There is no case Of indigestion,
no matter how obstinate that will
not he speedily relieved by the use
of Kodol. Kodol contains the
same juice found in q healthy
stomach. Conforms to the Pure
Food and Drugs Law. Sold by K.
n. Trimble.