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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
&ubert Mammbeim,er, Spn al al

bpoe Sacoh M%annfeinler, cit al
@rumolaegerie al Marmbeimer
Bros. 6orretning, ocoe forlcoen ! lit
&iem poo Morlball Mnenn1e. @an
bar 90 Mor aalnncl. Gu 8rober al
bom, Mm,riee, Sphe / forrige ltgc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
etpst Talo. Sneofer Sobn

Gtpst Dalb. Sneofer Sobn
&rogb, 40 Mor ga1nmel og boelt0e
719 @ale Street, falot forle0en aeb
i Ell Glepatoraabning i cit 8pgning
Der opferes poa 11tb og Socfion
Streets oe fit artagelig ct farligt
8ruo pao @ier1wifallen. SAM falot
1h gtage, 1neu en- Sal1bbln1fe frel=
ite bam ira at ilaa Jig ibiel paa etc
Bet. s@a1t biep bragt til gpbo3pita=
let.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
gg;eb ajpb eller @eparatiou

ubre beipg Sen pelfienote Sl,peler
Simon 9ielIon, 2O9 6. 7tb Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
Gran nil forlabc Great Murtbern.

4 e
st 6orlpoenoe gaor u0 paa, al
Garl 81. @rap mart oil fratruoe i'm
Sitting iom &relibent ior Greet
Mortbern 9umen. Selp bar Mr.
@rop crfleret, at BON lite bill fra-
trGce / sen nermrite Gremtio. Dd
ligeS. at bon ital eaa tilbage til
6risco-@ o,re1, for at blipe oeas HrG=
li0ent. San bar tibli9ere / 25 Mar
p0ret fnpttet til oenr1e 8ane, bpor
bon Mapnote iom @u0 pe0 en- Sta=
tiou / Mrfanfns. Sfplae ben Slide,
bporfra bette 0urlpoen0e fonamer, oil
2ouis @. Sill after hipe @onenS
Erriioent, % SSan1es 5. Sill uil
maalfe hltpe 0orman0 i Gireftionel1
igien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
@ammelt &uitbnb bpb. Mnorup

@ammclt &uitbnb bpb. Anorup
@eterlon, font i oper 80 Mar bar
&o1tb1b / ct. Faul, CT afgoaet peo
9pben / Sos Mngeles ifplge ltuGer=
refining, 1om bans @rooer, s. 8.
&eterio,,, mootog Gorsoag Aften.
Sor ipp Mar iiben tog ban Mtifeo fra
8oitb9le1,et. &an ophe al arnft,
1om ban b1n0e paret UNDER 8ebano=
ling for i uGiten tire Mar. san ef>
terla0er Jig gnfe og to 8ern. 8e=
grapelien foregif / Sos Mngeles.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

81. "a,
Noplpb Qanoo bsb. M6olpb 2a,1-
Do, 63 Mar gammel, og6e 6reoug
rslften i lit Stem, 936 Beech Street,
letter lang Chs Spgoom, %efterla-
bcnbe Jig gnfe % cit Spn, M. e.
|2an0o i Maibington, 8. 6. Mfbgoc
par &art len al &c. melt opltgtSpGf=
fenoe &etsproeesier / ct. @alll / DC
|%lenere Nar % tabte for 9pieiteret,
so ssba Nberg 2anoo bepi1te, at bun
nar lpplig niet til 81. Duuio Ser
man 2onoo. Moolpb 2ancos Sen.
9oftoren oeoe i 9plflano, bpor ban
%5tuoerc6e, % bans @11fc, Der bapoe
forlaot ct. Naul io1n Meils 0berg.
TOM tilboge fra Iplflano iur. at
gipre 6ororing poo Mrpen, omtring
$4,000. Mils. Sberg nar SDge=
pleierltc, "a BUN itifteoe 9etienot=
jfab mes Or. 2a1tbo / ct. &aul fpr
Mfrciien til Spiflano.
Storartebe Teitlisbeoer foranltal-
ties i &jpbc1,bapn og @riltionia, 1aar
set me Don,pifib vIreoerif VIII"
ofgoar fra bisie @opne paa i'm fpr=
lte Meile til Metp Dorf, Iorshog 5.
5. lebr. fra &iabe,bapn % Ireoag
5. s. fra @riltiania. Eaa begge
Ste0er CT Ser Qjort ltore Torbereoel=
fer for bcnne @cgipenbco. ~6reoe=
rif VIII" er nernlig Set lterltc
Gamplfib> ion1 no9euiin0e CT nogaot
ira cit ifanoinapiI t &up,, og fon
n1eo Mette faloeS uMoroeuS SS1npe=
rator".
81 Sfou0inaner, enten hi MI or
0unife,. Morife ellcr 5penife,. bar
gp6e @rltnbe til at bore 1toltc oper
ocnne Mnleoning til at fnnne biIe
oe11 eprige &eroer, at set fife alene
CT 2Dlfere og Gnglpnbere, ser Bug
ger f(poenoe En!ooier, men og1aa
Sfoubinaper. Sen oigonr fra Seem
Dorf 5. IS. Hebrlar, % .be lom og=
ter ut rejie til @amlelon6et peo Sen
Sis, gipr bel / at rejle mes 0ette
3ampifib paa oets G'lbagetur til
Mpr6en. Gfibet aipr &ejien. oper
Mtlanterbopet poo s Gage.
Hulitiifanbalem. Sagcn moo for
benp. 9Solitimciter Mortin 6lanu.
gun % ftp. 8poeteftip 6re0 Gi1raer
ser er onflaget for at bape mpota:
get Sttfpeltge ira cit 8oroelpertln:
Sc, peSbliper ct pGffc nlegel1 Sp:
>,nrrflon1beo / st. &o1,l. st JoripQ
tlep gjort pao at bcbilc ct Mlibi fo1
Flanagan. Gi0nesbprb git 11cmlia
11o lSaa, at Flanagan par bienln1(
iengeliggenbe paa set Slospnnft, %
@illie @olff : ifplge lit l1olagn =
gap bam $3.50 ion slnoel / Oct Be=
!pb, Dorotbp @a55aro bapbe betol1
for @olitiets 8e1fpttelie. Men Get
fremfom life nogen @%enponing til ct
Mlibi for 3urner. 6oriparet gift III
iru, at De anflngeoe par nlfplbtge
Sire, at @olff % Ell forbc1tppre11oe
8oroclpnrtinoc oeo Napn B1trfe bar
ppDigtet bele 6i1 %torie11. at inge1t al
bem for foaet nogen Nenge eller To-
oct @trrtinber>1e / SC Gerpgte6e 6lie
noaen Slags @eifpttelie. -. Soge's
er / Surpen5 @enoer.
2ige fer Mebaftio1,en5 MfIll1tling
fpr nenne lt0gapes @e6fpmmenoe
mel5tes Set, at sSllrpe11 efter II u
mers Sa1nnnr for l11ffcoe Sore Dor
blepet enige ONT rSssffffe ifploig". 9epe
s%(rreltororer, npe 5agsanleg oip.
olp. bill Mipe 6plgen. Mnperifonlf
Sou % Met" bar mar1ge Mangler
% SSSl1rpipitemet er 10 alt onbet e1lo
poolioeligt, efter{om IL 0umbope<
Ser, rGranfs" % uIafes" oltio oil
blipe %toretrnttet trenton oplplte %
fornuftt9e Menneif er.
(St1olenot.)
3aniferues Bpsuino og ben naite
itore Set.
0((+1n1 81. cs.p1tp11 ! minnrnh1(fS til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

Oscar Nrneiom, Gbief @lerf / Sc
gisloture1s SuS / 1911 % 1918,
Gar fouet cit @olt / Nslurancetom=
mis1Uren$ &ontor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

Daab. sibite ss,,oog bien,me-
osbtes Moia 2asien. pnglte @atter
al &aloemor 2asien % @litr,,. Al
6. Gnot Ct. al &oitor 3pbfen.
@pitioeliebeocn operpareoes al DIR.
OF Mrs. Miller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

2eoc / CIT &rnfcftbntif, Mliis Soa
SIipu, 80 Mar, 5t3 Nortlonn Npe.,
b~elpinaeoe SusSag paa Macfl,bin ct:
ng ben beuret inD / cit &pnfeftbl1tif,
bDor bi1n opoe fpr 2oge flln5e font
me. Goroner SSSones ol,tog 2poen
Ifgiotes &iertslpgoou1, 1o1n bun leo
al. NfcgSe hoeoe hos tint Mn0er,
Mrs. 1elen Glipn. Sur TO 9r5ore,
CHARLES 8. og Sssaef Slion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
Skriv efter
II VT
! ! 9 l 4
katalog

2arl eft, lang uSille &uren" % onore
Snnge.
6ru Manma @ougaar6S 1muffe
Tolfcoptog en6te Jore itillingen og
iatte Soft i rigtig itraalenoe Sltnler
og gior6e at Sc nteo SIP & 2rNt tog
Del / Ganle11, pg at Sc ofte be1ggte
&%interbapen, bpar 6orfrilfninger
Ierpereocs pg mto11ge fortrinlige Mr,
litter optrao0te i MattenS 2pb.
@ele 6oreltillingen gientageS poo
Seaoug Miten / st. &o1.l, ioa CLIENT
life at bore poa Ceres Hlob5 ST. s
prrcis / Mortb Central Commercial
Clubs 3beater1al. Seq gara1terer
Gem, at Sc bill tilbringe Ell rigtig
fornpjclig Aften, % jeg fpler forbis-
Jet ON, at Min6et ONT 0el11e Seit=
often bill beporcS langc / hen banifc
@olrni / ct. Ya1tl til 9anmarf5
Sore. ~ 0 es.
St &amls banlfc % nurifc &irfcr.
2anif Gu. lutf. ct. StepbanS Sir"
fe, &iprnet at Orleans % Ste
be>ls Gtreet. W,tostienelte bper
Spnoog Tprn1. 81. II. GGnoags=
lfole 81, 8.
Dplgotbo ooujf norife &rcS6pteria=
11er Strife, 1876 Sbonros st., 11rr
Slice ct. 0anif Wl,05tjenelte
bper Senoog 6orln. 81. 1890.
Eel1oogsifote al. $50. 86nne=
n1pbe bpcr S1lsbaJ Nftea 81. s /
Wirfens ltn0erbDg1,ing.
Zen oonl # 2 norlfe Metbobilt Strife,
Njdrnet al 8roaomap % 1915
st., ofboioer fine @tlbstjenelte ter
|om fplger:: Yrn0ifen Spnoag
Jornr. ST. 1890. Mften ST.
7.l5. llnae Tolfs Gptpotb 2iga:
5dnoag Often 81. 7.45; liter9rt
Meoe Sc tire ferlte Eir5oage /
Moa11eoe11. Ngnnempoe bper 9ns=
bag Mften 81. s.
ct, &anls banife Tprcninaer.
$. 6. Mnbericn, 2oge Mr. 81, al
GanIf 8rooerlam1funo, n1goer lite
ng 3oie 6rcoog / Mooneoen poo
ss51mior Skinner @all.
Tpreringen u@obt &oab" n1goer 2.
% 4. 2aroag poa Central Nn<
rer Sail.
Tcrcningcn vGamlarfs 9enner" at
9. g. 8. s. mp6er 2. og 4.
Snsbaa paa &oia Sail.
SonQiorc,,inacn uOania" meoer
bper Manoog poa gaIa @all.
gleorora. Gbriltine, 2oge Mr. so,
al DonIf Gs1teri omfnno, meoer
l.. % 3. Manoag paa Central
Sail.
Toreni1.gen u@aabct" meoer poa
Central Sail.
Den Danife Notwithstanding mp-
ser poa Central M,1ner Sail,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06
st. Paul.

&ontpr: POI CURT Ylpef.
Mp1cocr mao i%noienoes, iaa Sc er
grptferiet lenelt 9orsoag M;o0ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

Vranf Spran cpo. Irarf 9.
2oron, st. @auls Mapor ira 1896
til 1898, falot ont Dpo, mcoens han
iao % lelte Mniieu / lit 9iem forle=
De1t. Ct @iertetilf9loe par 9posaor=
1agen. @on por fpot / @otapia, ST.,
/ 1889. S st. SAUL inotug ban
CIT fremitl,ot Stilling / 33 Nor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

emil s. GlnnS al. st. saul er
blepet n6nppnt til asii1terenoe gu
perintenbent peb Statens 5pm1gSlf To-
le 1 SEQ @in9, bpor bnn i fin Eib
Drep &onoelsforretning. uneer Yre=
iibent Gleeplaub par fan Eolofosle=
rer i Da,lutb. s set ienere bar ban
orebet 3unbel meb fa1te @jenoo,nte
i ct. Ha,1l. Sans Jomilie flptter
til @eo @ing omfring Sen lite
Mnrts.
5om Glerf / 3naroslfolens 40
rolfo11tor er aniat 6. 80. 6ielb1tab
fra Mnbelia.
Arbeibenbc auinoer. s Ell Gale,
fpm Miis Mgnes BeterIon 5efuetar
for Siatens Mrbejcerbureaus gfbe=
ling for apinoer og Bern, Onsbag
Aften bolot / Neople's Gburrb, err
MRre0e rum, at Ser fife er 11ogen
Jorbinoelie mellem cit a~rbeioenoe
8oinbes 2gt % Moral. SUN talte
meb &nrn,e for be6re 2gn for &pin=
Ser ! S1rouitrien % 8%ertlteoer11e,
men frembolot, at arapet paa bgje=
re SIN life ifplotes Neutrality-suspicious.
1911. Sum. mentc, at a~rbeioenoe
apt11oer trRngte Organization for
at tDinge NrbeiosgiDer,1e til at gibe
Soem beore 26n. Jejlen beitob for
Ell flor Sci !, at Sc a~rbejbel1be api1=
Der felp ifte il1oiaa Nptten og Npos
penbigbbeoe11 at Organization. Ia
1lesren gap Ell Gel itatiitiife Gplps
Ringer, baferet paa Sc Jorenebe Sta
ters Genius % fro De Of 55ots6ez=
partenlentf ~foretagne l1noerfpgeIir..
R,l1 oplppih at mnt1ge Gabrifpiiger
D esulI he Tim $40 llgen
S@&%aG4%
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

Gn Snoienoer 1friuer: @r. Sc
0oftpr! &ii Sc mrre laa penlig at
inotoge reolagte / st. Ealll Gio."
(iffe uMinneiota Nolten") 90 leg oil
nrre Gem meget iprhum0cn.
&el1liglt etc.
81 fal1 oplp}e N1oienoeren ont, ct
Ri i1i.c4 Dor at giew nleb naAnte
SLAB. Heo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06


Eruiioent. % SSanleS 5. Sill oil
maaife Mipe 6ormanb i Gireftioue1
igicn.
&iemncm Siem. Martba Scbroe-
scr, Ell t6=oartg Cater al eli Mel=
femano peO @ais Safe, % Muguit
Neterl on, % Mor, fra 81. saul,
brufnebe / McGarrpn's 2afe forle-
ce,1. 0tils Slbroeocr gif gielu1em
Sien Ser. bpor ct. Saul S%sfon1pag=
MET por pe0 at lfjGre IS, 90 &e=
tecion leb ben for at rebhe benoe,
falteoe Jig / Ganoet n1eo Soerfraf=
feal pou ng ianf. Geterlon, Der bar
anlat hos S. u. gsellb Hrintina Cont
pa1p, bpeOe paa GDmuno Street.
9seobert 2om foriegte oglaa at reooe
Nige1. Otter tent Minutters &alnp
/ Gonoet, maatte ban 9ipe tabt og
tlen trl1ffet op pao Sjen. Ser bar
10, y Yerloner ltoe / Tplge. 5re
al Ni9e11s Spltre bar Mibner til
benoeS 3rnfning.
2posiolo. Gpr ogtene 2orlos=
!1allo $. =. Gbriltioulen, / cit lang
Narruffe bolinbenoe paa NusIeD
aue11ne> Mio>rap Giitriftet, aiaif
iirlte 6rebag often SEN n. San.
neo 0poen. DIR. Ghriltionlal bar
fpot t @otgbplle poa 2o11gelano 5.
II. See. 1913. Otter at prre font
n1ell til Mmcrifa opbolbt ban Jig /
tlcre Mar unfrir,g ct. Nusgar, Su.,
bopr bol1 inbgif / 9ggteitab u1eo
Sauna Gbrt1ti1 Dinelen / 1878.
Se11ere boeoe sG9teporret / cit lang
Marruffe / gllenbole, g. g., %
|@roton, g. 9. S oeres aggtefab
fpbtes ocm ire 8prn, at bDilfe &c
IL bpoe / Ell llng Mloer. Sen gjen=
lenenbe, 6ru Maric 8lpmberg, boo
SC tillige mco iin Manb famme1, meb
S5prnlorene. 6or ii Mar ii0en fej=
rehe Oct meget afbolote sGgtepar De-
res 5plpbrplllp omgipet al talrige
@e,1ner. 0cn af6pDe par CT ualnli1t=
belig peuncl nl M1nb meb ct barr1=
ligt 'front.' Sinb, cit l1tlfnrotg, hram=
fri &urafter. Mlcrig bprtes ct pnot
el!er hanrbt GrD fra bans 2rber.
Sans uenlige Sro in0tog alle for
hant, baooe galnlc og l1l1ge. 9lnnot
oen afopbes n1eit intinte @enner ttoa
nGpnes Mr. pg Mrs. s. s. Jrano=
len pon 2of ono st., Ser bau6e fiel1M
% ltattet Den afcp0e / ma1tge Mnr.
8egrapelien foregit ira @ie1nrnet %
ben Ma,tife @olgotba Strife TreSog
gitermic6ag 0sn ~. Na,n1ar /
Sperpnrelle al cit ualminbelig 1tor
&en1eifone. @i1pttelien fo1,bt 5teo
/ aapellet paa Oatlanb &irfegaaro.
Haitor 5pcbien, Sen afoe6es mango
uarige Fralt, forrettebe pe0 Begra=
oelIen og talte &oabets Orb ont Ml=
oeroommenS % Nffeloigbebens Tor-
tnelle 6re6 n9re meb sen afbpbes
5tep. 1rsit til De ~efterlepenoe. .
Xaf! un6arfednchp euifpr her
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-06

Sat! nnoertegncoe gutter ber=
peo at l1ofale Dor ~bierteliglte Iaf til
Dor af0ebe MonbS og S5nOers &en-
ner for 0eres @inlp og Deltagelie
UNDER ba11s 5pgoom og Deb. Sjer=
telig Suf for bet talrige Iremmboe
pcb @egrapelien % sc mango Mlpm-
tier.
Sauna Gbriitianlen.
Warie 8lomberg.
Yes, he is in that fair land where
no tears start.
Knows, not as we who only
knew in part.
Sees, not as we with two blinded
eyes
He understands now all life's
mysteries;
Gods dealings now by him are
understood.
He sees now all things work tc
US for good -
Even things which we call sorry,
pain and loss;
He knows that all Gods ways
to It's are love.
And he is happy i'll that home
above.
* few brief years Of separation
then, 8
Never to parted be, we viii
meet again.
G.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-05-15
100000 in A uto Licenses

Richmond, May 7. up to this
time we have issued 1906 automo-
pile licenses" said Chief Clerk
Hayes, in the office of the Secretary
of the Commonwealth today, land
we are still shooting them out, as
fast as they are asked. We expect
to issue not less than 1000 before
the year is past. That will mean
about 100000 of revenue.
while the rush is on we have
not been able to figure out Just
exactly how much moneN we have
taken in that is, to lie able to tell
to the penny but wheu you make a
guess say it is not less than $50, 900
And all that money goes to the
road funp."
More licenses have been issued
ND t. time this year than for. the
whole of last year There are many
perSo 5 who have owned automo-
hlles for wears and they have not
in the .asL bnthered about licensrs
but this wear the commissioners OF
the revenue are being directed by
Auditor Moore to look out for
them.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-05-15
Strait Greek
INTENDED for last weekly

INTENDED for last week)
The farmers are through sowing
oats an ready to plant corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Seybert
spent SUNDAY at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Arbogast of Crabbottom.
Mrs. Mary Wilson and children
returned home Friday.
Mrs. M. +. Trimble is spending
some time with Mrs. Sarah J, Rex
rode.
Rev. Joe Beverage filled bis ap-
pointment at Thornybottom Sun
day morning and was at Seybert
Chapel in the evening.
Grace and Harry Wagner spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Simmons.
Berlin Beverage came home to
see his father, who has been i'll.
Clifton Samples returned home
after spending the winter in the W.
Va. hills.
II. l. Trimble spent SUNDAY on
Strait Creek.
Mrs. John and D. Brown Wag-
ner are expected home this week.
Earnest Lockridge is is the
neighborhood.
Some times
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-05-15
HightoWn

We have had some right cold
weather for May but don't think
the fruit is killed.
John kincaid # Day ton is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. William Mullen
az.
Mis-: Verge Beverage spent Sat-
urday and Sunday W tn Miss
Emma Hevener.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Arbogast
of Rainell, W. Va. are visiting
relatives in this neighborhood this
week.
Roy Pullin left Monday FIR
Niagra Falls, where he expects to
locate for the present.
DR.. N. A. Whitelaw one of the
old men of this county has been
some what complaining for a few
days.
Able Smith and son, of Sugar
Grove w. Va. were in our midst
the first of the week.
A. P. Hull lost a very fine cow
last week. Red wing
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-05-15
Public Renting

Pursuant to authority vested in
me by a decree entered in the CHI n
Gerry cause of McNulty Bros. V.
Richard Lewis pending in the Cir
CUR Caurt of Highland County, |
will, on Saturday,, the 18th day OF
June, 1914, offer for rent at public
cutlery in front of McNulty's store
at Mcdowell, Va. a house and lot
about one mile east of Mcdowell
the said house and lot belongs to
Richard Lewis and contains four
acres, more or less lying adjacent
to the S and P turnpike.
Terms: The property will be Of
fered to any one who will pay the
costs of suit and sale amounting to
$40, 16 and lease the property for
the shortest time on condition that
he execute his bonds for the balance
of the Indebtedness against the
property amounting to about $780,
90, the bonds to be dated on day
of sale, waive the homestead, beal
Interest from date with security to
be approved by the commissioner
to correspond in number to the
number years of the lease and one
to fall due at the end of each veal
during the lease.
Andrew L. Jonrs, Commissioner
l certify that the bond required
by the above decree has been ex
ecuted by the Commissioner
W. H. Matheuy, Clerk
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-05-15
Important

A special meeting of the High
laud Chapter U. D. c. has been
arranged for Monterey, June 8.
1914. At this meeting Crosses OF
Honor will be given t1ose making
proper application. Application
blanks must be sent to Mrs. <, A
MeNulty, Mcdowell. Va. at le'~.
three weeks proceeding above dat:
At the April meeting at Doe +
the fund for marking the McDow: i
battle, ground was started. | j.;
members present at this mee'in&
pledged fifty one dollars. Contrl,
buttons will be greatly appreciated
L wal southerners respond to the
c..ll! Mrs. S. G. Eagle, Doe Hill,
Va. will receive your contributions
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-05-15
Robert P. Harnsbeger, a we'll

Robert P. Harnsbeger, we'll
known business man of Harrison
burg. died at his home on Broad
Street at 7:3O o'clock Sunday even
ing. He had been i'll only one week.
Death was due to an abscess OF the
liver.
Mr.. Harnsberger was son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. C.Frye Harms
berger and was born near Fast
Point about fifty year ago. He was
married about fifteen years ago to
Miss Ella Conrad, of Summit Point,
who survives.
Mr.. Harnsberger had been for
many years a devoted member OF
the Methodist Church. He ives g
man OF sterling integrity and strong
character.
Besides his wife, Mr.. Harnsberget
is survive by two sisters, Mrs. 5
F. Loker, of Elkton, and Miss
Della Harnsberger, of Harrison
burg. - News Record
Mr.. Harnsberger spent som'
time in Monterey many years ago
and is remembered by our olde
citizens.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-05-15
HeadWaters

pa AS nothing has appeared in the
Recorder for some time we will try
10 send in a few lines, we enjoy
reading the items from other com,
uhleles and probably the same will
De appreciated by oters from us.
The health of the people around
here is good.
Corn planting seems to be in
inll PROCESS, and weather being
IDEAL proves to us there is a time
TO SOW and time to reap.
B S. Reynolds new house is
about completed and can be classed
asthe most beautiful dwelling in this
community. M. G. Simmons was
the master mechanic and S. Thomp-
son the painter, and both did their
work we'll
The new Brethren church is also
about completed, J. W. Philips and
0. R. McCray being the con-
TRACTORS. The day for dedication
is set for June 7, peing the frs Sun
day of the month.
Abraham Thomas will preach at
1870 and J. W. Hess at 2 p. m.
In addition to this being dedica-
ton day it will also be considered a
basket meeting. We hope to see
as many we'll filled baskets as can
be had. Headwaters
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-05-15
Mothers Day

The program announced for Sun
day morning last was carried OUT
at the Methodist church. The day
proved to be pretty one, and the
attendance was large.
The exercises consisted of ap-
propriate music by the choir, one
song by the Sunday School chill l.
rem and a couple of appropriate
recitations. Almost every one
present wore the white flower, ana
Mothers Day, already a popular
observance, grew in favor with
Mon ereyans and all who attendeo
the impressive service.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-05-15
Big Barn Burns At
West Augusta;

Another serions fire occurred on
the Cross property at West Augusta
early Monday night, the big barn
and other outbuiIdings at the town
hotel owned by Mrs. J. II. Cross
going up in flames. The outbuild-
ings and contents were a total loss,
and Mrs. Cross told the Leader
over long distance last night that
her loss would be at least Sl2, 900,
with practically no insurance
How the fire originated is not
known, but when first discovered,
about 9 o'clock, was confined to the
haymow, and had gained little
Roadway but soon spread through
out the structure before the flames
could be checked, and thea to the
blacksmith shop and other out
buildings, fences. etc., threatening
the hotel itself.
Twenty horses were in the barn
at the time of the fire. and though
the animals were gotten, out all 9TH
er contents were destroyed Including
hav, feed, farming implements,
wagons, and several dogs. Mrs.
Cross and one of her nephews.
Dick Cross, were burned, but not
seriously, the. former sustaining
painful burns on one of the arms.
DR.. NJ. P. Jones, Of Churchville,
was summoned to West Augusta
and rendered them medical aid
The valiant work of about ten
men, who formed bucket brigade,
saved t. hotel from damage again
by flames, the structure having
been almost destroyed only a few
months ago. Mrs. Cross had it re-
built and remodeled, however, and
Was just recovering from her loss
wien latest disaster befelI her.
Morning Leader.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-05-15
Sunny Side

Planting corn is the order of the
day.
Propst Brothers are doing car
penter work sor J. E. Botkin.
We had a big frost the first of
May but it did no serious damage.
The sale was well attsnded by
people from far and near and
things went at high prices.
Mr. Douglas and farnily-of W. Va.
are visiting their relatives of This
place.
Arlie Botkin and daughter, Clara
of HeadN alters visited his parents.
Saturday night and last Sunday
there was a large crowd at the clos
ind of the singing school at Nc
Kendree.
We try to gather all the news we
can to help our faithful Editor.
but find some news to be false,
then the writer has to bear the
blame.
P. M. Mel. spent Saturday night
and Sunday in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Pinckney Siron Mrs. Nor
man Armstrong and Miss Mable
Siron, all of McKendree spent Fri
day night a week with Mrs. James
Michael and attended Huston
K alston's sale on Saturday.
C. A. ErYine and Miss Iona
Malcolm are on the sick list.
Mrs. c. D. Armstrong has re-
gained her health, we are glad
to report.
JAMES Michael and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Siron.
John Gillespie of Monterey will
put the roof on J. E. Botkin's new
house this week. We are glad to
see him going about again after a
long spell of sickness.
G. W. Botkin spent Sunday
with his grand daughter Mrs. M.
E. IRVINE of this place.
Some times
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-05-15
Indigestion? Can't Fat?
No Appetite?

A treatment of Electric Bitters
increases your appetite; stops in
digestion; you can eat everything.
A real spring tonic for liver, kidney
and stomach troubles. Cleanses
your whole system and you feel
fine. Electric Bitters did more for
Mr.. T. D. PEBBLES stomach troubles
than any medicine he ever tried.
Got bottle to-day. SOC. and 81 90,
at your Druggist. Bucklen' s
Arnica Salve for Eczema. adv