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The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05
STOCKMEN

Winter pasture for one thousand cat.
tie on the Sheridan ranch, Spring
nine stacks native hay. Will sell all or
part to suit purchaser. Rare opportun-
ity for fattening steers and lambs.
There is more grass on this ranch now
than on the rest Of the township com.
bined. Meade baler for sale.
y. j. SHERIDAN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

Just received, TWO HUN.
DRED AND FIFTY good stove
pokers, and when you get to
having POOR LUCK" with that
Southern Colorado coal that is
going the rounds come over and
get a poker and order some good
coal either OAkDALE or BALD.
WIN, to help you out of your
trouble. The Akers Lumber Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05
Pony's Remarkable jump.

A remarkable feat was performed
recently by polo pony belonging to
an officer at Aldershot, England, when
it cleared an eight-foot hedge beside
railway embankment The animal
took fright in the village OF Wey.
bourne while being ridden by lad.
who was thrown but uninjured
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05
STOCkMEN NOTICE

There has been more or less agitation
about ID. IL r. G. service. However beg
to advise that the stock tram out here
Tuesday arrived Pueblo 8 n. m. Wednes
day; train loaded here Thursday ar
rived Pueblo 9;25 a. IN. Friday This is
excellent service and prospects are good
for its continuation. Ship via the Mis-.
souri, Pacific. Q. w. BLAKE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

Miss Alta Williams will give . dra
matte recital at the Methodist church
Thursday, Dec. 10th, under the auspices
Of the Priscilla society. Seats now on
sale by members Of society. Reserve
seats at Fuller Drug Co. Price 35c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05
Mecanno, the children's build
ing outfits, at Fuller's.

have just received large shipment
OF G. f. Mazda tungsten light bulbs; 3Oc
each and up. can do your electric 70.
pair work; charges for material only.
II. ID. SHILLING
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05
Two Opinions.

When he heard some one say:
When a country is ready for war all
HI can't stop it," Brother Williams
made this comment: We'll. one er
desc days III will sho' stop de folks
dat make war, an Satanll make um
hop high on de hot pavements. At
lanta Constitution.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

FOR SALE-25-horse power steam
plowing outfit; 3 farm wagons; fine
large young mares; l span large young
mules; 2sets double harness; fine chance
to acquire engine at half real value and
on easy terms. A. M. ISBELL
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

WANTED A live young man as part
ner IN the real estate and rooming house
business. Apply at this office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05
True to Type.

The Customer-"These grand opera
phonograph records are no good. ]
can't get anything out of half Of them.
The Salesman-"They are our finest
achievement. You can never tell when
these records will sing. They're sc
temperamental." l."-London Opinion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

Waterman Ideal fountain pens,
the worlds favorite writer. An
ideal Christmas gift. Big assort-
ment at Ditto's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

Fine acre tract, 8 room brick house,
barn for 6 horses NOV room for 8 tons
hay, chicken house and yards, close in
and all in alfalfa, at a bargain. For par.
ticulars see c. G. Kerr Il Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

Rockford silver-plated ware is
best made for fine jewelry trade
only. Big stock at Ditto's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

Have 10000 lbs. recleaned seed peas
will trade for grain at market price or
will sell you outright at 81 10 per hun.
dred. l.. X. HOGATE. Phone, Monte
5loK0
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

The Ladies Aid OF the Christian
church will hold food sale at the office
OF Kerr & Graves on First avenue Sat.
urday, Dec. 10.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

The Baptist ladies will have q food
and apron sale at Kerr 4 Graves office
Dec. 12.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05
FOR SALE

Two good milch cows, one a Jersey;
both giving milk. A. NJ. fSBELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

WANTED-A piano to rent. Inquire
at this Office. Phone 29SNl.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

Modern furnished house for rent.
w. s. Nash.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05
Business Opportunities

S. N. BUNN, a member of the
Central Real Estate Association
of Topeka, Kas, is having al
most constant corners and goers
looking after exchanges, due to
his extensive advertising of the
advantages of the San Luis
valley.
Should you have anything good to
tssds. especially in the mercantile
line, here OF elsewhere. see him at
once.
Partiss wanting labor help notify S.
N. Bunn At his labor Office and secure
hslp At once.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-20
gis,mard'S foaliaae 3isarre.

.gei a0nissrdB". sr5ablts gismard
ieIber, nbatte i9 nlr no9 cine ein3i9e
3isarre in Der Saids, uno Die 5iitete
ia fpie elm 9ei3baIs ieinsn SdaB.
Sd sOnnt lie mir augsnblidli9 ielbit
nod ni6t. Sdon maIte i1 mir in
meiner pbantaiie ole luonnige Gtuns
De aus, in Der i'd ie nab Der S6latt
in Siegesrube rautsn pollte. @ber i'd
bate mid Derre6net, SD fab einen
armen psrtuunoeien 0rlgoner. Silfz
los lag er bd uno pimmsrte na6 Ell
nsr grquidung. Sd iu6e in allen
5aiaen. @slO nuBts Inn momentum
Ood balt, i'd bate ia nod
meile 3isarre. Die raudte i6 inn
an uno itedie iie i6m Sipii6en bic
Oas oantbars 2G1eIn oes
ungliidIiden bate man iebsn iollen!
90 tOitIi9 bat mir nod tsine 3igarre
Jeidmedt. tpie bieis, Die i'd = MID:
tau6te!"
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9ie ran@enoen Wa9te.

Dsei bsn Sisunsen Ser Militars
tommiliion", 10 lGBt WipriB Build
gismard %er5a9Ien, .6atte, ais Hos
4op preuben i'm yunoestage Der.
trat, Ssiterrei4 uIein gerau1t. ao>
dom bate es alb lsioenI9aftli9er
Rau4er 9elpiB au9 germ aetan, gez
traute i4's aber ni4t. Mls i6 nun
hlHtam, seIiiftete mit's ebenfaas naa
elmer 3igarre, unO oa ib ni6t elm
Job, parum ni4t, lisb i6 mir DON
Der prafoialma4t 6suer seben, mas
BON tbr uno Den anoersn !Serren nit
eritaunea~uno MiBpsrsniigen bemertt
gu lperOen i9ien. IS mar rffenbor
fiir lie Elm Greisnis. Sir oiesmal
raudtsn nun BLOB Seiterrei6 uno
YreuBen. a6er bic anbereu Serren
bislten Oas augenblidli9 fir 10 mid,
tig. baB Tie barber nab SauIe Be.
rihteten uno UNI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
batea. Die lieben ouf ii9 tparten.
Die Sadie erforoerte reiflid6e Iebers
lssung, uno es Oauerte ippbl Elm ball
bes Sa9r, oaB nur Die beiOcn 8rpBs
mG4te rau4ten. 9arauf beganr audi
S9rentb, Der baperii9e @eianote, bic
Wuroe ieiner Stelung 0ur6 Rau1en
gu lpabren. Der Sa9ie Roitis bate
aud srobe 2uit oaau, ober
ippbl auh telne grIaubnis BON ieis
mem Mtiniiter. als er inoes oas
9taI iu9, DAB Der Sannoperas
ner gotbmer ii9 cine ~genebmiate,
.ub er, Der eifris piterrei9ii9 ipar,-
n batte bort .SDbne in Der armee -.
nit Re4bers psritdnoigt Baben;
csnn er 5pg iest e6enfaQs pom 2eoer
lno oampftc. Nun tparen nut nod
Der Wiirttemberger unD Der Sarmz
a6rig, unO Die rau9ten iiber=
)aupt ni4t." Ger @irttem6eraer
par p. Reinbaro, Der SarmitGoter b..
Niin4sSeQisbauien, belize iebr emit.
9teoene 9egner preubns.) .Qber
lie G9re uno bic 9eoeutunq ibrer
Staaten ~erforberte es sebieteriI9, unc
o Ianste ri6tig oas folsenbe Mtai
yer Wlirttemberser cine 3iearre bers
Ius, i'd iebe iie nod, es mar elm
binnes. belgeI6es Sing,
5%ouleur &ogsenitrob, - uno raudte
ie fir oas @aterlanb als 9rano<
pier rpenisitens baIb. BUR SeFen.
oarmitoot entbieIt ii4, pabri6etnli9
Il Dem gepubtiein, sur RiraIitGt
ph ntht sroB genug gu iein."
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bare aipifdtn bic 3abne unO 6sibi!
prei9te er bur9 bic Gnbnsnliide, ben
erf9rpdenen Srdser bes Jslbaet6ens
fait umreiBenb, in rafenber Gile Dor
auf ben puntt, lpO Der 8eii9tiaenoe
bielt. Ollie 4nltrsngungen bes uns
gliidli6en Heitsrs, isin Hob gu aiis
geln ober es i~uenigitens mad Der al=
bern Settle gu Oirigieren, eripielen lid
als furdtlos, Der Juhs itiirmte Dor.
ipdrts, Bis er unmitteIbor Dor Der
ladelnoen @r5ellsn3 Salt ma6te.
nUiein lieber 2eutnant," ipro9 Der
gut gelaunte Gensrnl, .Sbr Saul
mil Sic bur6aus nit 0ampf befDrs
bern, auf fold advancement peroen
sic aber bod nod einise Sdbr9sn
gu fparten baben. Nur, Sic brouden
ii4 oieies tlsinen Snterme33os tpeasn
feline srauen 9aars ipatien su Iais
fen - elm 6artmGul:ges pferO lam
iebem nal bur9geben.~
Ya4bem 9lenobeim fi6 prbnunags
mdbig enti6ulbigt uub babel onae
riibrt bate, baB Der 5u9s jeoenfalls
perssfen babe, beute ni8t ieinen
eisentli4en 8eiiser, einen Sta6sof,
fi5ier, fonbern ibn, tinen Subaltern<
offi5ier, Su trasen.
nWenf4en t0nnsn ii9 irren, INN
fDiepisI mebr Siere,~ meinte baraufs
bin Der 9ioiiondr, nun .periu9en
Sic aber nal, pie Sic ben 9aul Don
bier am Isi4tefteu f%Orilotien."
Blenobeim fannie bic Q6neiaunu.
bic Der Studs geraoe Dor ben Sporen
bate, baber beoiente er Ii9 ibrsr
ni9t, fOHoeru sOs ben ed6el unb
perabrsi9te benz Tu6a elm paar
poblgsmsinte flaae 9iebe, unb oieIs
ipirtten Wunber. Der Gaul parisrts
benz Reiter uno trug i'm in @inbes.
ellie ipisber auf ben pIaB 5uriid, mo,
bin er seborte.
Jreili4 mar glenobsim Of bieIes
3ipif9enfales ettpas Be-
tr0ftete fi9 absr nit benz
Gebanten, baB jebsr, Der tttpas Ierne.
Gsbrgslb 6e5abIen miiHe. Bon ba an
er iid !.brisens 10 einqs.
esnb nit Der Reiierei, bab sr mad
Jabr uno Gag gu ben bsiten gfers
osbdnoissrn oes Regiments seb0rte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-20

Der Stint fosur i9pieg uno fas
nit i9iefge6altenem &6pf9en Don
ieiner .9Dbe berab. Die gienen
fummien fauter tpie nit !Sarfenton;
elm GROCER gelber Softer liebtofe sits
terno cine grOBe peibe Stern6lums
am Strabenrano.
~0inO - bieni ga me -"
.GOra99iO = corpo bella Mas
Donna =" Courage, bei Der Wla,
0onndD
s0ino - fomm' su mir"
Ollie poaten iie Jpn boben. @Qs
fpouten Obne es ii9 bepuBt 3u
Iein - 0as Wunber erle6en, ME elm
Wleni6, Elm tleiner Meni9 Die Strabe
Oes 2ebens gefpinnt.
uno in 9inos blauen Quqen err
ftro9Ite bic JrsuOe feines 9aIeins tlns
nler me6r. Sein 2d6eln, Das feds
peibe 3dbnden aeigte, betam einen
i9alt6aftsn Qusorut - er bob eiasn
Der tleinen Jibe = Ttreifte nod nit
einem Bid ben 8reis Ser ~perbenoen
tleinen WGo6en uno Sunqen, aub
fi9 einen Stud - uno nit ben tIeis
men &rmen ieselno i6ritt er ii8er
= tapp, topp auf feline Mutter
gu.
.9rapo," rief Der Mann nit Der
pfeife, nbrabo, Dino, braDO!"
n@rcO," rief Der Sunge uno padte
feline aat feitsr.
uno Der gfel i9lenterte nit ben
Sbren unb Serrte an Der &arre.
Die &inoer aber umgaben Sino
uno betpunoerten i'm. Gr aber orid-
tie iein Geii6t an Die S9ulter Der
Wautter, aIs Iodine er ii9 -.
Der Gint puBte ii4 idnsQ, als babe
etpas Deridumt, uno Damn I9mets
terte er Itpieoer aus 2eibestrdften.
SIN petBen Staub Der StraBe a6er
lab man bic Spursn zines tleinen
erIten Meni6eni6ritts. BORT fling
I'M tlelfler Wterl9 an, 1ld Die Strabe
Oes 2ebens gu gepinneH. SreuO unO
seto tperoen ibm pa bsgesnen, BON eis
mebr als pom anDern. User lam
g borbsr iagsn?
Salo aber miro er an Der Mutter,
oeren aartIi4er @rm iebt nod Ietn
3ieI mar, porbeilaufen, Die Strobe
Die ibm balO Oiel gu tur5
ri4elnen miro. gr lduft binaus in
ne Welt = er miro elm SingIine,
in Wann peroen - aber immer
'let6t Die Whutterliebe iparteno nit
erbobenen !Sdnoen 5uriid -
MINER tperoen ii4 Wutta6GnOe pers
na9 Inn ausitreden, 10 nett
T aud Iaufen mag.
Smmer!.....
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Ser psrbaSte xIoDo George.

Der enslii9e 5inan3minifter oloDo
George erfreut iid in ieiHsr Seimat
Der oentbar sr0Btsn lln6sliebt6eit,
unO er amiiiert ii4 ielbit am meiiten
iiber ben unbesriinbsten sag ieiner
Witbiirger. 90 er5dblts sr einmal
in 8eieai6aft Die folssnos qtnetbote:
Gin Wiann, Der einen an0eren pom
Grtrinten s~eretist bate, bstam ole
Rettungsmeoaile; bsidsiOtn lebnte er
Die u%nertpartete 2lus8si4nuna ab.
sd babe oo9 nur msins gfli6.
getan". iasts er. sd ia6 Den Wann
i'm WaHer, b0rte Jpn I'M Silie rufen,
uno ba fonit niemano in Der RG6s
mar, fprans ih ibm eel unb .padte
ibn am Sragen. Gr Iisb ii6 rubiq
BON mir i4Isppen, un0 na9oem i'd
mid Suerit p%ergepifsrt bate, baB Is
ni9t 2lopo @eorse mar, oos i'd Jpn
ans 2ano.1
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5urmfrouen.

Die &ronsn auf 0sn 5iirmsn mars
tilder &ir9en selten in Der 0olts;
iase bdufig als Gsidsnt zines Sir
item fir treue pfless, Die Der gsmabs
lin ober einsm 9erpnnoten srfpieien
ipurbe. 60 foa Gaiisr Sarl w. Der
Staot 5eltop Die arpne auf Dem
airhtlrm gei6entt baben, neil Die
&aiierin BEL ibrsr Nieoertunft Dor!
BON Den 8eipobnern portreffli& pers
pflegt ipurbs. Die ar0ne auf Dem
airdturm in Wsnoiid gudtols aiIt
als elm gnabenbspeis 6rieorihg beg
@roben, oeiIen gruOsr mad; einem
Sagounfal in Der IGbe BEL Den Be-
ipohnern >Don 9u4bUI5 freunoli9e
4nfnabme uno @srpflssuns sefunoen
BADEN fol-. Sn 9Iantenburs an Der
9abn absr fol- 1889 Suite
pom BOZ, Die Dem aSnig 5riebri9 Wils
helm II. our lintsn Sanb ansetraute
.Grdfin BON S%ngenbeim", zines
geneIsn isin. Die Bolts
|oss beridtet ferner. Der HDnis babe
benz Oprfe gum 4nbsnten oaran Die
Prone auf Dem airdturm gei6entt.
als ieood 1894 Der 9urmtnopf aus
yebeifert ipurbe, fanS man, Elm aItes
54riftitiid barin, aus Dem berpor.
ing. bob Jriebrin l. Die Srone I'LL
bat.
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= 9 p urspoIL. Dem fleis
men Siesten iast Ole ainoerfrau
tpdbreno zines @etpitters, DAP Der
liebe Gott 5iirne, neil 2ies6en un<
artig seipeisn iei. Ils pieoer Elm
Sepitter berauf3iebt, 1T oas aino
allein i'm Simmer. 4uf Dem Sid
itebt elm Seller nit SUDDEN, unb aIs
aies6en ebeH elm Stiid6en bapon
toitet, ertOnt elm fernes 9onnersroI>
len. @orpurfsDoIl fisbt &Ieins2ies.
den gum SimmeI auf uno Iaat:
aber, lisber GOtt. ipsssn stnes 10
sleinsu 2rimsl9ensl'
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Hebsr,isaMs
BON 4. W. @oethe.

I'D, mas folI Der Waenid berIangeni
SIT 90 better, rubig bIei6en2
MlammernD felt iid) a%I5ubangch2
Sit &c beiier, i'd 5u treibenY
GoII er fid ein Sdusden bauen2
Coll er uufer Selten lebeuY
Coll er auf bic 6elien trnuen?
GeIbit bic feifen SeIien beben.
gines fdjidt iih niht fir nnel
Gebe icber. tpie er'5 treble;
Gebe jehcr, mo CT bleibe,
limb iper itebt, bab or nidt faaeI
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Sn 9eutf4Ian6 rerben id6rs
ltt 3irta z MiaiOnen &urtenfpisle
~pertauFt.
Runb 20 MiIlipnen Ren.
i4sn betreiben in DeutTGIano 2anos
Dirti8ait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-20

Meidbersis. Sntimus:
Warum Deinft bu io2
STUDENT Der Webi;in: mir tan
.lusluftissu qatisntsn 70 IsiS!
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-01-02
CrabbOttCn

Dec % = Rev. w. S. Thomas
is holding a series of meetings at
Now Church. The ladies of this
olace gave him pounding the even
Ing before Xmas.
Mrs. Jacob Winner has been very
sick at her daughters, Mrs. Emma
Y Albright She expects to be
al lie to return home in few days.
!. B. Bradshaw, of Mcdowell
. ended the sale of L: B. Way
l. ght, and spent the night with
y vid Colaw.
Ira Rtxrode, of Middle noun
TIN. is very sick. DR.. Jordan, OF
Ci;rcleville is attending him.
Mrs. Luther Hammer is with her
s;>;er. Mrs. Paul Nelson, of Dry
E%n, who became suddenly i'll
last night.
Cyrus w. Colaw is visiting friends
o., east Dry Run.
". NJ McNuity and Ernest Wise
n IN are on their way to Harper
Il Others for cattle to be shipped to
|" rthern markets next week.
Walter Mul,enax of Allegheny
r,runtain. is moving to the parish
farm this week.
Mrs. Emma Waybright start ed
to town one day last week when
her horse ran away with her. threw
her out and bruised her up very
badly.
Misses Willie and Geneva Swoope
are spending the holidays at their
home ner Wiliamsville.
Mrs. Ollie Mullenax has pneu-
monia. There is much sickness in
the community.
Lloyd Chew, with his cousin
Robert Burns, is visiting in this
vicinity. They will return to thell
school at Bridgewater next week,
Plof. Music has gone to his home
for a few weeks. W. A. Colaw ia kes
his place, until be returns. The high
school is progressing well this year
Aunt Mary
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-01-02
Salt Fish, Salt Fish
Or sale by V. B. Bishop.
OFFICERS ELECTED

The annual election CT officers of
Highland Lodge, No. 10, took
place SATURDAY. night, Dec. 27.
The officers elected to serve dur
ing the coming year are: ID. Z.
Lunsford. W. NJ; Robt. Sterrelt,
S. W; Tobias McClintic. J. W.; 4.
L. Eastman, Treasurer; }. ii.
Pruitt, Secy.; A. S. Jones, S. D.;
Paul Slaven, }. D.
The master. elect appointed q. L.
Shumate as tier and stew ard and
J. L. Shumate as chaplain.
In spite of tie bad roads and un-
certainty Of the weather at this
season of the year. goodly num-
er attended the meeting. At the
close Of the meeting, abouto p. m. =,
tile brethren went to Hotel Monte
rcy where oysters %1rc scrVeed-~
and we'll served. 81 say all
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-01-02
Doe Hill

Dec. 80 The Yuletide season
thus far. has been a very quiet ON
but very pleasant.
Instead of the ls1al Xmas Ell
tertainment, it Was decided tt
adopt the plan Of giving instead o
receiving, and on last Sunday WI
had missionary service and The
amount raised Was given to mis-
slOns.
A number Of our Young people
came home for the holidays: Miss
Laura Jones, of Harrisonburg, &C
companied by a school mate, Miss
Jones; Tom Jones, of R. NJ. G
ashland, Va; Henry Jones', Of
tGoshen; Miss Mary Pope, of the S.
y. s. at Radford, Va; Mtss"s Mar
tIa Eagle. Leta Hjncr. '@son
Armstrong, Josiah AMI Nd Ea-
gle, of the NJ. H. S, ano Il s., HIS
e. Jones of the McNaH": school
Mrs. l.. W Soc a. 1T las
Saturday for Lexington, Va where
her husband is in us;nn~s.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Pon~ e Jracd last
week.
Miss Laura J nos a'G 'S'cn. .
Miss Jones, ~ AoH" So Henry
Jones attended Inc IN" e. given
by the AIasons cf Mote "v las
Saturday evening.
Mrs. John NJ. Jones, " a r"""nt.
" returned from vi. i'll pa
ents in Roano' e, was a Back
by telegram Sunday, "'n|" z III"
news of the death OF 0r' f.. ,' Dr.
MEGA thy. H 5 dcut'l was t
expectel as he had been IL Il. Ca
ing health for some time.
Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Hjaer .iIr' d
on Xmas day with NJ. and N" (.
Jno O. Armstrong.
On the same day DR.. !"nrs end
wife. Il. H. Seybert and wife, Mrs
Sidney Wilson. Miss Matte Jones.
Andrew and Fred Sheppe were
cues Of MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Jones
Warren, little son of Mr. and Mrs
A I WooddeIl, has been quite i'll
fora few days.
Mrs John Bowe 5 is visiting her
daughters Mrs. Chas Snyder and
Mrs Butcher Price.
Clarence Wagner, of D. B. Ct
Of Staunton, is visiting friends here.
Prof. J. c.. Williams wishes t."
organize a music class next Satur-
day evenings at 7:30. OccaS'ona!
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-01-02
Valley Center

Dec. 29th-Another year, with
its joys and sorrows. has passed in
to oblivion, and we are now facing
ing another New Year with new
resolutions.
The pupils from the M. Fl. S..
who spent the holidays at home,
have returned to resume then
studies.
John Lindsay from Bath, spent
several days last week in our neigh
borhood.
Adam Llghtner, from Warren,
Ohio, was a business visitor to cur
community last week.
Cupid stole march Xmas"
eve, when Mr.. John Sender. fro m
Pendlctcn, slipped away Miss Cir
trude Crummett. They were mar
ried at Sue ar Grove.
H. A. Mclaughlin was up the
first part of the week looking after
his farm.
R. W. Lightner is visiting rela-
tives at Green Bank.
Misses Sallie and Media Chew
spent The holidays at home.
The diphtheria victims are able
To b. nm. no new cases.
Sullie Rexrode is building a front
porch to his residence.
Miss Irene Thompson, who has
been nursing little Miss Nellie Har-
orld has returned 20 Marlinton.
Miss Ada Lightner spent the hol-
days with her parents.
Some Times
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-01-02
MCKENDREE

McKendree, Dec. 31--Another
dear old Christmas has pvSsHd g., .
There was not thing in this
neighborhood to remind us OF the
day. We ha a steady downpour
of rain all day. Feeding stock anL
sitting by the fire is the order OF
the day.
Quite a number of school chi dren
came home to spend the h'il,'ays.
Erwin Armstrong. who Las been
in Iowa few years, came home
for the holidays, bringing with him
his wife. We are glad to see our
friends returning, to the old hrcslde
again.
J. S. Wooddell and hands are at
work again on his sawmill after a
few days delay on account OF re-
pairs.
Van Armstrong is home from the
West, He and his friends have
bagged few fine foxes the last few
days.
Mrs J. B. Siron is visiting Abel
Siron at present.
The school at this pla'e will re-
open Monday.
Sidney Siron, who has been at
home for a few days, will soon
leave for his school at Blacksburg.
Burton Wooddell has been on the
sick list, but is improving.
F. B. Stump the fur man, PASS
ed through this week.
J.B. Siron and son killed a hre
beef during the holidays
Red Bird
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-01-02
From Mcdowell

G! 3O.-Mrs Anderson Sheets !
II Gap, accompanied by John |
ans, spent several days las
with her father, Jno. $ Err
Brown. of Harrisonburg, is
ing a few days with Frank
Il.
Following spent the holidays
II homes: Misses Geneva and
Rogers, of Staunton and
ttesvilie, Miss Nottie Bryant,
zletown, Miss Lille Hook, OF
ke. Misses Josephine Brad
nd Mary MaIoy, Of Harrison
ID Eddie Hammond, OF Ran
Gcon.
Tess Pullin is spending the
- N Mrs. viii Helms
NStuart Peterson returned
Vrom . visit to her moth
\ Sarp near Huntersville,
NJ Squite i'll.
NJ vas celebration at the
" on last Wednes-
~ Nte a success, and
&. present. The
y q to see Santa
Given them.
inore, spent
V, Mrs. A.
Mel, an
MIR
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-01-02
Chronic Dyspepsia.

The following unsolicited testimonial
s!,ould certainly be sufficient TO give hope
al 4 courage to persons afflicted with
chronic dyspepsia: - have been a
chronic dyspeptic fo~ years, and of all
the medicine have taken Chamberlain
Tablets have done me more good thar!
anything else," says W. G. Madison,
No. 7 Sherman ST., Hornellsville, II. Y
Yer sale by all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-01-02

Notice Taken in with my sheep
onScpt. II, one male lamb. Split
in 81 her ear. Owner can receive
his property by paying all expen-
ses A. r. Lockridge.
Poverty, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-01-02
Red Bird

We are making great REDUCTIONS
in the following up to da,c mer-
chandise:
Ladies Suits
Ladies' and children cloaks
Boys Otercoats
Ladies Winter Hats
Ladies' F;scinators and Hoods
Toboggans.
The new tariff measure effective
on Jan. 1st. 1914. l will sell wo l.
en- Goods in the store at reduc-
ton. Be sure to come in and look
at our line before purchasing else
where. V. B. Bishop
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-01-02
Want to Buy a EARN?
Ii so, send for new list. Its free.
r. S. Barkholder,
Real Estate,
Fishersville, Augusta Co., Va.
Beware OF Drug HABIT

If you have a cold. Gowans, king
of externals, will scatter the lnt1am
mation, and cold is simply in
Hammation.
You just rub Gowans on. NO
dangerous fumes to inhale. Cow
ans penetratos, IS all quickly abb
sorbcd and scatters congestion and
inflammation.
Colds may bring Pneumonia
Eowans breaks the cold. Group
comes quickly-Gowans heads it
off. bv penetrating. No fumes to
inhs,e. No drugs to take. Just
rub it on. Gowans sells at Use.
80. anD, ST. Druggists guarantee
IL. )
Gowan Medical Co.,
Concord, N. c.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-01-02
ANIDEAL WoMAN's LAXATIVE

Who wants to take salts, or cas-
t"r oil. wi en- there is nothing bet
1rr that DR.. Kings New Life Pills
FIR all bowel troubles. They act
enntly and NATURALLY on the stom-
h and liver. stimulate and regu-
jate your bowels and tone up the
tire SIS em. Price, Csc. At all
{ usgists II F. Bucklen & Co. Phil
q. elrhia or St Louis. adv