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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18
Nonresident Notice
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Highland County, at Rules, the
Dist day of January, 1910.
Frances l.. Sieg, by Matte B. Sieg, her
next friend
vs..
j. Nc Sieg, Samuel Sommers and VIA.
nj Sommers
In Chancery
The object of this suit is TO have sold.
by order of the court, SO acres, more or
l~ss, of land, lying on the headwaters of
Jacksons River, in Highland county,
which was devised to the complainant,
by the last will of F. Y. Sieg, decd, with
contingent remainder in fee simple to
Samuel and William NJ Sommers
And it appearing by affidavit filed &C
cording to law, that the said defendants,
j. McSieg, Samuel Sommers and William
NJ. Sommers are non.residents of this
state, it is therefore ordered that the said
J. Nc Sitg, Samuel and william Som
mers do appear within fifteen days, after
due publication of this order, in the
clerks office CT our said Circuit Cont
and do " hat is necessary to protect their
interests. Tes!e:
J. Clifton Matheny, Clerk
Jones & Son, p.q "a 4t
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18
L. B. BYRD and COMPANY
SPECIAL PROPERTIES FOR SALE

Farm and MILL station 100 good land brick dwelling
all oubudngs mill 36x40 stories with elevators necessary
machinery for grinding and wheat Fine Price
$4,000 Important to sell at
Level farm in beautiful section SIS about cleared
timber Very god land easily cultivated productive
grass and cereals Comfortable frame house. outbudngs miles
from station See this farm and will buy it. Will
per
g. Do you wish large body of good land splendid region wee
property increasing in value? Examine with us acres; mod
machinery be used of it, much of farm good
condition; 10 room dwelling nice home miles station
$4,000 will probably be accepted.
Immediate correspondence about these and other properties solicited
Advise where you wish to locate the you desire to
vest and information will be promptly Our register
H. W. HILLEARY CO., CHARLOTTESVILLE Va
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18
PUBLIC SALE.

l will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, on Thursday, April 7, 1910
on J. w. Hevener's farm on Back
Creek, where l have been living,
the following personal property:
l good COW with calf by her side,
l two-year-old heifer, first class
mare will work anywhere, l good
buck board, l set single buggy har-
ness, l set Yankee harness, bride
and collar complete, 7 good hogs, 2
iron kettles, l cooking stove and
utensils, hoes, mattocks, shovels,
saw, axes and all my household eff
fects.
TERMS: On oil sums of S.. and
under cash will be required. Over
that amount credit of six months
will be given with interest from
date. Purchaser to give negotia-
bic note with two good endorsers.
Sale begins at 10 am.
Abel Sinnett.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18
THE SUNDAY LESSON
Lesson Xil.-The Call of Mat
theW-For March 20, 1910.
CHRIST, DIVINE HEALER

Golden Text, "The Son Of Man Hath
Power on Earth to Forgive Sins"
Matt. tx, 6)-Matthew Follows tho
Saviour-Jesus Sits at Table With
the Poor and Lowry.
By Rev. SAMUEL w. PURVIs. D. d.
Capernaum's narrow streets were
crowded. The woman with the water
Jar and the man with his donkey load
of dates were thrust to the wall aby
the camel train from Tyre. The cause?
The famous Teacher from Nazareth.
now Capernaum by adoption, q stall
wart young carpenter Of thirty-one,
just finishing His first tour of Galilee,
was even now In the house of Simon
Peter. The fame Of His mighty works
during the past eighteen months had
made the populace frantic to see Him.
God Of our fathers" said the keeper
Of the little shop. "Capernaum Is exalt-
ed above Damascus while the young
Rabbi is here" 1t Is openly said that
not only does the Nazarene heal dis
eases of the body. but that He actually
casts out demons.
The Opportunity.
But what's the confusion up the
street? -Four men are bearing some
thing on mattress. MAKE way for
the sick, good friends" cries one.
They carry paraytlc to the Healer.
His turban has fallen off. The hot
Syrian sun blazes down on his face.
white like the walls Of the synagogue
On the hill His gabardine Ill con-
ceals the emaciated form. The crowd
about the door will not give way.
TIE sick man shakes bis head de-
spairingly. Not so his friends. Faith
and works are carrying that litter! A
moments council OF war. To get up
the outside staircase and on to the roof
is but the work Of moment. The
voice Of the Teacher is right below
them. God helps those who help
themselves. To get a hole through
the cane and palm leaves Of the thin
roof isn't difficult. Ere the upturned
faces have got over their surprise
this first Christian committee Of ways
and means have their man before the
Saviour.
The Blessed interruption.
sBlessed are the brave In heart!
"Jesus, seeing their faith," says to
the sick one, "Son, be Of good cheer"
Excellent! But what's that3 "Thy
sins be forgiven thee" Their faces
drop. No one asked for that. No
wonder the scribes are muttering,
'.This man blasphemeth." Now the
Master is rebuking the scribe. Where
fore think ye evil" Don't misinter-
pref. 1t Is as easy for the Son Of
Man to heal the soul as the body.
"Arise, take up thy bed and go into
thy house" God be glorifed! Their
friend passes down the narrow lane OF
human forms-healed!
Another Miracle-The Call Of Matthew.
Jerusalem. Tyre, Damascus aud the
far east meet at Capernaum. At the
sat Matthew. renegade
Jew, signing custom receipts for silks,
precious stones, spices, fish and bread
stuffs. True, he must extort to get
rich, but he will set his face like
aInt for few years, then buy villa
somewhere down in Judea. But how
about that sermon he heard from the
NaZarene only Yesterday? Man pro-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18
Admir- Sale

As Admir- of H. A. Slaven, decd,
l will, on March 10, 1910, offer for
sale at public auction, at his late
residence, the following property,
towit: l bookcase and desk, l
typewriter, compass, carpenter
tools, 4 revolyers, 5 guns, several
olds ones, suitable for relics, sew
ing machine, 1 telephone, l old
clock, l saddle, 2 sets of harness, a
lot of household and kitchen furni-
ture, and many other things not
mentioned.
Terms--All sums of $500 and
under cash, over that amount a
credit of six months will be given,
purchasers executing negotiable
note well endorsed.
J. H. Mackey, Admr
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18
REDUCTION SALE!

Watsontown shoes, 10-inch top $500; 1O-inch
top tan shoes. hand-sewed seams, $780, 10
inch tan shoes $375.
A few working coats, worth $500, for SITS.
Full lined Kentucky jeans $3.50. Wright I'M
derwear each 75c good weight cotton fleece
4Oc; heavy cotton fleece overshirts 45c. A
dandy boys pants age 10 to IS, 35c; boys
good Atwood pants, worth $500 for $3.50
Our hats are great from 81 90 to $125 These
GOODS MUST Be SOLD to make room for our
spring line Come quick before they are gone.
Our Sc and 10c counters are the best we have
ever seen.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18
CHANGE IN FIRM.

Major C. C. Talliaferro having
retired from the firm of Talliaferro
and Speed, his place has been taken
by Mr.. w. P. Campbell, the firm
now being Speed and Campbell.
Mr.. Campbell has resided in
Roanoke since May, 1909, coming
here from Stanton. and is admir-
ably equipped for a successful real
estate man, having held the posi-
ton of commissioner of revenue for
twenty-five years in Highland coun-
ty. Any man who has held po-
sition like that for quarter of a
century is a good mixer" aud he
comes highly recommended as a
business man.
The firm of Talliaferro & Speed
has been noted for its fair dealings,
and one thing is certain, and that
is it will not be lowered by the addi-
ton of Mr.. Campbell Roanoke
World.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18
FROM PINCKNY.
March 14.--The farmers are #;

March 14.--The farmers are all
blowing.
The sick are all getting better,
Mr.. E. H. Doyle is fixing to clear
up his land. It's a boy.
Miss Beulah Terry is very much
complaining at this time.
Mr.. s, L, Hite started for the
lumber Camp Monday,
Mr.. G. H. A. McAllister in help
ing Mr.. W. P. Gutshall on his saw
mill at Mr.. A. ]. Terry's place.
Jack.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18

The British naval estimates for
1910 provide for an expenditure of
5000 .018, 500. On April 1st next
there will be under construction 7
new battleships of the improved
Dreadnought type, three armored
cruisers, two unarmored cruisers,
nine protected cruisers, thirty sew
en- destroyers and nine submarines.
Ten years hence it is not improba-
bic, every one of the ships provided
for in the naval budget of 1910 will
be OUT of date and a candidate for
the junk pile. The first dread
nought is only a few years old. It
was supposed to be the last word"
in naval construction = the master
piece of battleship production. To-
day, according to the logic of the
naval experts, it is hopelessly out
classed by British battleships of la
ter construction, and by Dread
noughts in the navies of other ma
tions. 1t is costly business = build
ing battleships for the junk pile. In
the economic view it is not intelli-
gent. But until the world becomes
wiser the frightful waste of money
On navel expansion will doubtless
continue. The earnest and faithful
workers for international peace
nave every reason to conduct
more aggressive propaganda than
ever before for the Inauguration of
he era of international arbitra-
;ion.-Sun.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18
VIRGINIA.:


In the Clerks Office of the Circu il
Court of Highland county, in vocation,
the 18th day of March, 1910
&. N. Lunsford
vs. In Assumpsit
John j. Steutenburgh
The object of the above styled action
is to recover judgment against the de
PENDANT, John StOutenburgh for $427,-
10 with interest thereon from the first
day of January, 1910 and to attach his
property OF effects, And it appearing
by affidavit filed according to law that
John Stoutenburgh, the above named
defendant is not resident of this state,
i is therefore ordered that the said John
J Stoutenburgh do appear within fifteen
days after due publication of this order,
in tie clerks Office of our said circuit
court, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interests. And it is further or
dered that this order be published for
weeks in the Highland
Recorder, newspaper published In the
county Of Highland, Virginia.
cliff MathenY, clerk
Andrew L Jones, p. q.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18
Preaching Appointments

NJ. E, CHURCH, SOUTH, MONTEREY
CIRCUIT.
1st Sunday, Hightown, II d. M;
Trinity, 3 A. M. Monterey Up. M.
I'd Sunday, Monterey, II AM;
Seybert 3 P. M.
Ord Sunday, Trinity, at Bpm
Hightown, LA M. Monterey 7 p m.
4th Sunday, Seybert, II A. M.
Monterey, 7P.M.
C.L. POTTER.
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nonterey, Va. Friday, riar Is, 1910

richest man in the world is to BIT
devoted forever to good works.
This is the purpose of bill in
troduced into the United States
Senate by Senator Galinger. o.
New Hampshire, at the request o.
Mr.. Rockefeller S lawyers.
The bill creates a corporation
with the name of the Crock efellel
Foundation" The purpose of the
corporation is "to promote all the
elements Of human progress and
the well-being Of the civilized
world"
With this sweeping charter, the
corporation can do almost anything
in the line of education, charity
and all other good works.
1t is explained that when Mr..
Rockefeller came to make his will
he was troubled as to how to dis
pose of his great wealth. His chill
dren did not need so vast an
amount, and would only find it :.
heavy burden. He himself did not
wish it to be used by them or their
descendants for mere selfish pleas
ure and ease. He wished to dis
pose of it in such manner as would
do the most good to the world
not only now, but for all time to
come.
In studying the wills made by
other very rich men, Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter found that they had not looked
far enough ahead. In thirty or
forty years the conditions may so
change that money tied-up for eer-
tain particular purposes may be-
come useless, or worse than use
less, ceeause those purposes may
no longer be desirable.
He wishes to free his fortune
from the grip of what is called "the
dead hand" He doesn't wish to
have it's usefulness spoiled fifty or
hundred or thousand years hence
by any conditions or restrictions,
which, with his imperfect know
ledge of future needs, he mightnow
put into a will. 81 he made no such
conditions.
He asks Congress to create cor
poration to take his vast wealth
and use the income of it forever for
the advancement of learning and
civilization. Thus would Mr..
Rockefeller attain a sort of legal
immortality. Centuries after his
body has crumbled to dust his
many millions of yearly income will
be used for whatever good purpose
may at that far distant time seem
best.
The bill names as the incorpora-
tors of the Rockefeller Foundation
Mr.. Rockfeller's son, John D..
Rockefeller, Jr., Fred T. Gates,
Starr ]. Murphy and Charles O..
Hoydt. These men have power to
add to their number as they may
wish, not to exceed rs in all, and
they and their successors may fill
all vacancies in their number. That
should make the corporation last
forever.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., has re-
signed as a director in the Standard
Oil Company, and it is announced
that he will devote The remainder
of his life to the work of distribut-
ing the income of his fathers for
tune where it will do the most good
for humanity.
Mr.. Rockefeller has already CIV
en- about S125, 100000 for educa-
ton and charity, but is still behind
Mr.. Carnegie, who has given about
$3.50, 100000. The income FROM
Mr.. Rockfeller's investments is be-
lieved to be about $50, 100000 per
year, so that about ST 100000 can
be distributed each week forever,
x,.;f bout ,,oIoo &C ~ oiYol
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"Sleepy grass" is the newest an
aesthetic. Sounds right snoopy.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18
HIGHLAND M. E. CHURCH.

1st Sunday. Union Chapel, II a.
M, Crabbottom, 3 p. m.
2 nd Sunday, Wesley Chapel, II
a. M, Victor 3 p. M, Vanderpool,
7 p. m.
3rd Sunday, Asburry Chapel, II
a. M, Thorny Bottoms p. m.
4th Sunday, Green Hill, IL a.
M, Fairview, 3 p. m.
j. L. DoTsoN, P. G.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-03-18

M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH, CRABBoT-
TOM CIRCUIT.
LIST Sunday, Central Church, II
a. M, Union Chapel, 3 p. m.
End Sunday, New Church 1890
am; Central Church, 8 p. m.
Ord Sunday, Union Chapel, II a.
M; Central Church, 8 p. m.
4th Sunday, Central Church, II
a. M; New Church, 3 p. m.
THOMAS COOPER.
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'..'.., Saks&Guntpanu a.. seth ...- i
Specialists in Apparel for Men Women Children
Suif for
Tailored Suits for Women

The word extraordinary employed in h kneyed for by
standard the values indeed unusual
The maker of Of finest produced This
He peciazes plain custom finished nomade Suits and
The offered
shall dispose Of the garments like
solid n camr
tsand
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Foraker p-a. ..i both tov H1rmnu Ird
W. Harding - men 4 the highest Ir'.'.
NV II" 'n"u plE-''i "a - cons dDr 'h,-
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mud hu-ru"~~ e''u0'.pn Ir l"Lg'', H.
added.
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STATE. and hc Ia. a natural desire Tor "y-
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Wrp"r' on the Progress oI the Fourth
NNrntIr TulIr

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P.iIu. ~'... t.. rurutrI~-tnu ,n rhs prog
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y "a - ed that ~" "N,ayarson ~ Flat
bush a,,uu" t.'U'-.n Nassau and VIII
"ughbv -Jrn','S had l..n practically
cuIrrl'f"' including the supporting -
~" .l"yt'..d flilr0ld ~frrI,'ur" ~ NyrtIc
av"up- 10" structural s''-.I e. nuN hong
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plan. iEl- h....r installed
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completed
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r.ur. Vh,.n r,',ud- from Fulton s'r...., -
~art,'- -'r..... ia, u...u finished t..-W..n
R..rg,u rud -. ,.'' streets lur'4d.ns tL.
digging fer rir rlr. galleries iud ..v"rS
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from k,r' - I"u'h -'r""' has ....n
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U"t. We" street aud rnu'-.''. hIs i.-.n
4. 4 .n b., irpr II 'h. greater part e fhts
.rr.'. and 10 10" west ode all from
2 ufpH .. iIr-' ,Tr.,..'
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tuu Doe H. MY fr4WwIug Vp frn-l Ihr-
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only Hifl- NOR" "Iravattng work
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from I""utN seventh To- Fn''v-:L.rd
street.
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over ~ r'r'r0 ''.'h cast auv r"f"CtIuns
ou tul Roosevelt rAnnou Va- not
Iu"'t'ln'."d o. 'h'. ~ '.a-"r and Tho slleuo"
Nas utyio'I- III" 'arIh ~ - InJT"I '.i
power ot r"ycur" prndI"'ipn Nas ho'-'"d
bv ~" Minnesota statesman aud ~ vari-
OTIS parts %: ll- speech rltt wa '.r!l"giI"d
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"r' ~ rnc depression 'rpr, %, nu-'p 'srr-al
~'a'"> uas over the lac regions Hrs'~raA. rlurn.
inE avn - centre over a->t~ru Dufavr sru a
>erondnr' depression an mo Ntrgln.a ,oAs'
Rain ''i r'n"rAiN IN me Lake region, f,nrr
Michigan 'rs'vsrt and In 40 r..III~ ,'.uar
N'AfHs
IN ,".''~N.'arn TI,hl.,r urrr ,p. , ntre
snow
fu ne SDsth~r- STAG. ,rI 49, ~ no N..s.,.
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( jRAKER WHACKS ROOSEVELT
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t,.~,riiur SaN. uoo~r, cts plan O. y
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O. Iurlh"I rnadr a hittsr attack
.. N.N y t'rnn,h~m hero TO-DAY
..- ...,.r,rI Justify Senator Foraker
o '.,. demonstration "f President
rn- ,lrl-' It senator DIrA u"
.--,.i to. Ir~urg"It movement aud
... tar -" election II the Republican
.nI ,nrsI'~, ticket IN OhIn 10"
..,r were n"thtug more InvolN'-I
rHri..-f than "hoIC.s between
..'.. u".,l be-. seriously concerned
.... rg',riu". But there - vastly
VOWED fHlu a ChOiC" bc'wcen
,. aud Harding Especially IL tins
- % Republicans. Tor IN" Repuhli
.rr. r. Engaged not only hero "a
a. throughout m" whul" country
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e.. I...A"r reviewed the hharal Re.
.. movement II 1872. saying ~ ~
lIa,uru al that TIM" left the party
....tua . nrmoC-at n" d"rlar"d
d, yr,-"uf stat" - fh. party O.,
20 .,.'Iv similar. ESPECIALLY m thr
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N. .IN" not vet recovered from th"
tr. & Is1;. and un one can predict
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MONDAY. OCTOBER 74TH
Petticoats for Women An Extraordinary Sale

finished and tremendously trimmed these Peuicoats emil
the usually offered
tafeta and the
than colorinG well black and white
Peicoats double pleanss and rue the quail
throughout conform with exactnS standard value 5OO at
Messaline tucked founce n-
ished WITH leatinss ruffe. value 500; at -
Petcoats with messane accordion peans and ounce
peatns matched coos large Of
Fal coorinSs also black white value $50; att -
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Velvet Hats for Women

Wall
the bond
including the bid prices additional
contained the Of THE EVENING SUN-AdV
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Infants Wear
Garments & Accsssoriss

The models are numerous and dis
tinctive and the prices uniformly modest
SWEATERS 98c to 6.95
voRsTED LEGGINs. 98c to I.35
JERSEY LEGGINS. 1.5O to 800
ANGCRA CAPS. 96c to 1913
MITTENs 25c to 1913
WoRsTED sACSCES Soc to 3.95
WoRsTED AFGHANs. 1913 to 4.95
Wells 25c to 75c
EIDERDCWN OR ,-1 -.
BLANKET ROBES. J./O 10 4.1o
CARRIAGE AND Go 900 o-ro
CART ROBES or FUR, 40 TO H.oO
SOFT KNIT NIGHT m -
DRAWERS. o7c TO J.UO
FLAHNELETTE NIGHT DRAWERS, -n
WITH OR WITHOUT FEET. SOc
FLANSELETTE ~
NIGHT GOWNS SIC to 0oc