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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
Nron SOIcpGinc @cItOn ocitOr6rn.

6rmu SoIepbine 8elton, ge6. @ro6,
itor6 geltern Miorgen i'm 9llter BON Cd
Sobren i'm ct. 9(gncs-SoipitoI nod
odttGgieer Gronfbeit on einem
Sdlngflulie. Sic beion0 ii9 ouf
Dem 9ta@bouiemege BON Der Stride,
olS iie bon Dem S9lo9e getroifen
muroe. Sie mar in @eiiti6lono ge-
boren uno fom Dor etlpa 60 So6ren
nod 9lmerifa. sic mar cine Eod-
fer Der oerltorbenen Sobn uno Selene
8inoer 1no 6iuterIdBt ibren @otten
S5obn 8clton, einen @ruocr @uItau
9inOer un0 bier 5blpelterrt 6rou
George 96iiBler, 6rou G6os. Grd-
mcr, SSrou @eorge 0rilbmonn umo
6rou 2ouiie 9Ii55or0. SSbre 8eeroi.
gung finOet 6reitoe 9ludnittag nm
8 llbr bon Der oeutiben llltbcrii6en
ct. So6onnesfir6e, 2om6aro- uno
GotberineItroBe, aus ouf Dem @eIt-
ern-5rieobofe itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
YOliaci.Scumtcr crfranft.

g(futc WlogcnbeidmerOen beron'
IaBten geItern Ocn EeIcpbon.Glcrt
Sobn 9unoon bon Der noroneltli.
den &oli5ei. Station, einen glrot ollf-
5uruien lno ii6 nod ieinem SeimL
9tr. 803 2igbt-Strol3e, ou begebcu.
S6on Dor mcbrcrcn @ohen NOR Sr.
0unOon an ocmielben llebel erfronft.
Scin 3ultonO foil nibt crnlt lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

Y e I. SltBell0, MO. ltllo Yay
3tc,; GoItcrn Shore, @iO. imo @oy
3tc.; tpeitlide (Obio), 3Oc.; @.-go.
SIC; iiiOlidbe (g}.-g), 3Oc.
Butter. ~ Separator. Yiuno,
So -39c.; Erints, 1s 8funo, So
39c.; Erints, |funO, "a 36c.;
0oirD &rints, NlO., ga, Go, 33
34c. ! Storepadco, 32c.; GoIIs, @lO.
unO @o., 32c.; Golls. @gay 32c.
2ebennes @efGiigeL.
6rii6to6rsbii6ner, ~ bis t15 EfO,
'3lc.; olte Sennen 2l--25c.; oIte
S5G6nc, i2-t3c.; @nten iunge, Orci
Hfuno nuO me6r, 24-25c.; fleinc.
t4cy; Goubeu uIte lmO iiinge Yaarc,
2Oc.
8c6nen uno @rbien. -
5binnep @rbicn @uideI, $3.25-
$50; gtcp Gro @rblen 9uiheI,
$3.25-3.40; 9lod ooer Grow Orb
fen, @uidbcI, $3.25-3.40; Country
mcibe 9obnen, 8uifeI. $5.50-6.OO.
Sblt un0 @emiiie. - Nepfel,
gaeW-Oorf, Sob, 9tr.1, $4.0O-5.50;
Scr. 2, $300-3.75; 9o6nen, crime,
2orb, $1.75-2.25; &crlbobncn,
@orb, $1.5O-1.75; @absbobnen,
9orb, $t.5O-2.O0; &ottrilben iiio-
licbc, 9iiuoeI 2-4c.; aront, Dit
fiiite, 3d., Sob, $1.5O-1.75; @or-
folf, Sob, $t50-t.75; Gborleiton,
Grote, $t75-20O; SelIerie, 6Ia.,
aiite, $t.50-2.50; cjtrfcn GbaS..
Spr6 $i.5O-2,00; Sale, 9|oriolt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

WcrInnDt:
@in tiid)iiees Mldoben fir eeiu1bnldbe 91uss
aroeit; muB eiipas locben f0nnen; feline gBditbe.
Sobn 81 pro gSpcbe. gad8uIra9en bel Sertrnm,
s5eannlpnt nabe Summit.lncnuc, Snt0nsptne.
IeIepbon 346 (Snnt17-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
stnr6 luGhrcnh Der glrbcit.

Sobn 3omodi bra@ eclterh @ait-
to9 in Ocm Seioroume Der Curtis
@op Gbenlicol GonponD", m6brenO
lciner glrbeit toot 5uiammen. Seine
2eibc mur0e hoh Ger @rooflDn Mor.
que ee6ro6t. 3oWodis @obnung
nor in ser Gburd. .StroBe in Sur.
tiS Wan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

SAB 75c. $tOO; aopfIolot, OGG.,
aorb, 5O-75c.; 3ipiebcIn ueuc
Geros, Siite. $i.50-t75; Spiuat
bciiger. GiIte, 20-25c.; Eontoten
5oucD, Carrier, $t.75- 200; G6oice,
$1.50-1.75; Sporgcl, Dbo., $l.0O
-1.25; 9ir. 2, 0sO., 60-75c.; &o-
Oies6cn, Gorb, 5O-75c.; @rbien
Slime 9lrlnOel, 9ui4el, $t00-1.25.
aortoffeIn. ~ gllte, @eit
DO. unO ga, 9uIdcl. $3.5O-3.75;
oIte, 9t9, 8uideI, 1915 400; oIte,
Goitcrn Sbore, 0lO. mo 8o., 9u-
id)cI, $3.75-4.0O; neue, 9loriolf uno
Sonpton $3.50 500; neue, G6arle-
iion @rincS, $3.50 500; Seconds,
$4.OO- 500; GuIls. $500 300;
neuc, Dorf 0liper, $7OO-75O; neuc.
9ioppu5annod Sob, gtr. l. $3.50
500.
SLID c, &robbcn Ser
pins. - 9urpfen Sfo., 5--Sc.
6lunOern @fO., 6-Sc.; &od, 1S-
20c.; peiBer @erb, t2-15c.; me.
blum 6-Sc.; ecIber9cr6, 12-t5c;
fIeine bis medium, @iuuO, Csc /;
@odrelen 8fo., t2-15c.; SaiIors,
eroBe, @funO, t2-15c.; meOiim 6
Sc. glole, BfunO, 5-Sc.; Gatfiih,
5-6c.; Clans, blmocrt, 65-75c.;
6eftc, @irnO, t5-18c.; Snoppers,
&funo, &C.; 6roitbe, oroBe, GubcnO,
$t.25-t.50; meidiholige 9ro6beu,
Guseno, 50-75c.; 6orte ara66en,
Sab, $4.50-5.0O; &or6, $2.O0-2.50.
SGute uno Co. g.-@eiol6ene,
20c.; friide, 1Sc.; beih60iete, IT,
1Sc.; Grp Stint, $780,; 9oIb. &c;
Sdof 75c.-$1.25; 2Gmmer, DO
6Oc.; 8uaen, 16-1Sc.; 8ieeen,, 10
-25c.; &oIa @funO. 1O-11c.
&in6bieb.-sSi sSilnee fctte Sticre
bon 1000 biS 1900 @fuuo @elpidt,
9f6.. 9-tOc.; Stiere untcr 1000
@fo. @epibt, S-815c.; O6ien,
8fO., &c; guucn @fO., 6-Sc.;
eroBe iiluee Giibe, @fO, 6-sc.; ma
ecre. 4-51ac.; 3iibe nit 3oIb, $40
go; moeerc, 9fO., 3-31ac.
Q 6neine. - 6erfeI, ie nod
@r6Be, Stiid, $4.00-5.O0; S6oots,
ie no6 @roBe, $5.0O-6.0O
&GIber. - Choice, 9fllnO, ID
t41ac,; quite, @funn, 13-1312c,;
Ibwere, Stiid, $500 2OOO; rou6e,
Stiid, $140O- 1900; fIeine, mogerc.
$S.00--1000.
2Gmmer unS Gdafe. -
Choice, fette Sdofe, 8funo, &c;
quite, Dc; raube Stiid, $500
3.0G; oItc 9ode. BIO, sc; Sriib-
iabrs '26mmer. fette, 45 bis 55 EfmO
id]ner, 8fo., 15c.; CUTE bis mittIere,
Bfuno, 13-14c.
Eabnf (MorpIdno), 100 gfun0.
- Snferior imO froiteO, $10-12;
gutter gcp0bnlidler umo ariincr, $13
-15; outer scipobnlihcr, $16-1S;
mittelm6Biecr, $19-21; outer bis
rotbcr, 1924; 6oncD. 1876;
SECONDS, 9elpobnlider bis mittclmG.
Bi9er, $11-1S; Seconds, gutter bis
ieicr, $t9-24; 8oD Sobof fire
cllrco, $50; Upper Country, air.
curco, $S-17. Wonoclbofte uno
i1Icdlt gcmiidtc @erpndune, 1-3c.
bro Yfun0 nicoriacr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

VlbDnncntcn, bic ben ,,GemtIdjcn GUrrC.
ipunbcntcn" uidjt piinttIidl OOer nnreaeI.
mdfig crbaltcn, iinn gcbCten, Ocr Office
oNugn per gclcphOu Oncr fdlrifnid Dit
tNciIHNg 5u ula@CM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
NOritaOleiaenI6nm ~ OeFIaaisn.

3n Dcrtanfcn.
@tdtIa Flr qente, bic In gnrtis Bah pDhnen.
Geben Gle iid Die neuen Sdnier tn benz
1000 8lod Der Eenningtpnsalbenne, NIT gerdn'
ben an Der Srort, an glae. Bequsmlt3tetleli.
nlobern bis II ane @in5elbeten Wl1n nebnle
6reons. ober Curtis Bah @leltrtfbe, itetge an
oer gnrtissNbenue UNI @bpreBsStrabe 1b nno
oebe etnen BIod ipeItltb 5ur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Inter ocn oben erludbHten 9duieri oettHoen
@Gsnf an 6rf nnb @teue heIid unO @onn'
taaS.
@0Itcr 8. @eitpbGl,
@taentbhmer unb 8nnunternebmer,
19-20-21 NluMich @nilbtna. (S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
NicniIo oa I'D. oIllni I'D

u 90 q 3nInbr 4yI2 BllNeI,
@crionot bon oen @lcpotoren 8u.
IHel; Glepatorenoorrutb 1858 @u-
I6el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
gcrIanet -6rancu nnb HldOdsn.


~ BtfIn1Ut.
n aSlne quito eintncbe ND6ln lcin g8uidben uuo
on9eln Na96nlragen Nr. 2t3S, Sreoerid.gipc.
NSunll9-2l)
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03

Samuel Harold, who has been
in the U. S. army for something
like a year, and now in training at
Fort Mver, spent a few days last
week with his parents, Mr., and Mrs
I'll. F. Herold, Mill Gap.
Arthur Bird, of Valley Center,
who has held a lucrative position
in West Virginia for several months;
is now at home. He is included
in the list of those 70 be examined
for first army draft.
The county school board held a
meeting last Saturday for annual
settlement. All the districts were
represented, and the settlement
showed each district to be in good
shape financially.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Muth, of
Redwood, w. Va, and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Waybright and daugh-
ter, Miss Elsie, of Crabbottom,
visited Monterey Monday.
Crabbottom circuit-Sunday,
August 5-Sunday school at Cen
trail $50 a. m. Preaching on the
Hill IL a. m. Preaching at New
Church 8 p. m. League at Central.
Everybody welcome.
R. H. Evans, P. c..
The engagement of Mr., Thomas
F. Ogilvie, of Staunton, and Miss
Frances Wilson, of New York, has
been announced.
A little seven weeks old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weeks, north
of Monterey, was buried Tuesday.
1t had been delicate since birth
and its death was not a surprise.
Interment was in the Warner grave
yard, conducted by Rev. J. c..
Thrasher.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Ogilvie,
of Detroit, Mich, have been visit
ing relatives in town and county
since Thursday last. They were
met here by the formers mother
and sister, Mrs. M. L. and Miss
Rachel Ogilvie.
The present week brought fine
hay weather and Highlanders are
busily prosecuting the harvest.
The crop, from what we can learn,
is a fairly good one, something like
that of last season. In some sec
tons of the county it will fall be-
low that on account of dry wealth
er in June any July.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03
VALLEY CENTER

Mrs. J. Fl. Lightner and chill
dren, of Clover Lick, spent the
past week with Mrs. Lightner's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Dever.
S. p. Herold, of the U. S. army,
spent Sunday and Monday with
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. II. F.
Herold.
Arthur Bird, of Lundale, W. Va.
is spending a couple of weeks at
his home here.
Misses Edna and Lena May
Campbell have returned from a
visit to their uncle, F. T. Campbell
at Warm Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bird motor
ed to Staunton last Friday. They
were accompanied on the return
trip Saturday by their son, Lloyd,
of Richmond, who spent a couple
of days in Highland.
Quarterly meeting services were
held at Rehoboth Saturday even
ing AMI Sunday morning. The
presiding elder, Rev. G. W. Rich
ardson, preached two excellent ser
mons to appreciative audiences.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mullenax, of
Hightown, were among those from
a distance who attended the meet
ing.
Mrs. S. B. Rexrode has return
ed from motor trip to Covington,
where she visited friends.
Bedford Rose and sister, Halle,
spent the week end at FL. F. Her
olds.
P. M. Propst has returned to
Crabbottom after roofing new
houses for W. A. Crummett and
A. Puffenberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ogilvie, of
Detroit, are the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. w. D Wade.
Miss Eula Wade is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. A. Vandevender at
Buchanan, Va.
Mrs Harry St. G.. Bird has re-
turned from a few days visit to her
Monterey home.
Mrs. Eliza Campbell is spending
a few days at S. A. Gilmor's.
Miss Emma n. Warwick, of W.
Va, is the guest of her neice, Mrs.
Boyd Campbell.
Miss Lillian Lightner is spending
the week at the home of Mrs. L. I.
Lightner.
Ernest Bird has returned from a
several weeks stay with Ken
lucky relatives.
w. P. Campbell recently went
to the Warm Springs to visit his
brother, F. T. Campbell, who is in
bad health.
Mrs. Rebecca Thomas is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Paul Crummett
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03
Notice of Call to Appear
for Physical Examination

25S VIM y McGlaughlln, Mustoe
3o7 Aaron C Crummett, Head
l275 Kenneth P Wilso Mcdowell
1876 John David Kramer, Mon
terey, R F D
1O7 Edward S Shultz, Hightown
373 Jerry Graham Helms, Clover
Creek
300 VIM Rosser Pullin, Mcdowell
43 Arnet P Gum, Monterey
10 Kenton Echard, Vanderpool
14O Joseph E Potter, Crabbottom
Is Eliza M Rexrode, Monterey
1872 VIM A Bird, Valley Center
-46 Robert Malcolm, Monterey
223 Forest I Hiner, Trimble
III James R Hevener. Hightown
rs Filmor Folks, Vanderpool
2SO Sidney Clay Siron, Mcdowell
1872 Homer Adam Davenport
Headwaters
1914 Don S Ryder, Valley Center
29S Rufus Scott, Mcdowell
343 Henry B Hook, Wilma
Is John R Slaven, Vanderpool
355 Sidney Lewis Leach, Clover
Creek
21S Homer S Wiseman, Trimble
81 Willis Botkin, Crabbottom
1873 Herbert Steward Ryder,
Valley Center
Sc Russell NJ Colaw, Monterey
5 Henry Fleisher, Crabbottom
$50 Stanford Stanton, Flood
MENTo BE EXAMINED MONDAY AUG. 6
81 Dewitt Ralston, Monterey
269 Ernest Garnet Hoover, Doe
Hill
335 David N Mackey, Doe Hill
24l Taylor Johnson Reynolds,
Headwaters
1853 John David Scott, Flood
$50 Lester Boyd Crummett,
Williamsville
70 Edward G Hiner, Monterey
356 Ernest Moffett Lockridge
Flood
112 Robert T Whitelaw, Hightown
1913 Berlie T Swecker, Monterey
RI
IL Herbert L Carpenter, Van
derpool
1858 Russell Vance Lockridge
Mcdowell
6 Thos J Jones, Monterey
1927 Roy Cleveland Graham, Nc
Dowell
% Byron A Beverage, Monterey
345 Sandy Cleveland Hook, Wilma
lob Troy Lester Lambert,
Barlow, W. Va.
154 Frank McNulty, Monterey
R I'd
81 Miller V Bishop, Monterey
80 Eldridge G Winner, Monterey
RID
1919 Samuel Wade Williams,
Naples
% ] Luther Jones, Monterey
1872 Robert X Hevener, Hightown
222 Harvey G Carpenter, Bolar
297 Geo Cleveland Turner, Nc
Dowell
321 Howard Pinckney Curry, Nc
DoWell
36S Chas Pinckney Armstrong,
800 Jesse Samuel Wiseman, Nc
Dowell
121 Chas B Eye, Hightown
EXAMINED TUESDAY AUG.7
221 John A Terry, Bolar
292 William Roy Snyder, Doe
Hill
3l2 Orion Otis Siron, Mcdowell
go Clarence H Colaw, Monterey
RID
1911 Branson L Wood, Mill Gap
13O Arlie M Jack, Monterey R + d
1853 Albie M Pufinberger, Mon
terey R F D
It's Hiram L Simmons, Monterey
RID
800 George Elmer Dawson, Nc
Dowell
278 Geo Arthur Brown, Doe Hill
1886 VIM Fl Wheeler. Headwaters
2l2 VIM C Dickson, Trimble
40 Arthur R Gum, Monterey
8 VIM P Simmons, Monterey
305 Lloyd Cameron Siron, Nc
Dowell
1923 Felix Henry Ralston, Nc
DoWell
357 Merl Gwin Lockridge, Flood
% John Henderson Bishop.
Monterey
331 Geo Hamilton Graham, Nc
Dowell
$40 Arch Arthur Miller, Flood
1902 Walter Claude Simmons,
HlghtoWn
Sc Bernie Hiner, Monterey
II Robt Puffinberger, Monterey
113 Hugh Allen Lambert, High
town
1856 VIM S Hildebrand, Crab
bottom
267 Lloyd Ernest Botkin, Doe
Hill
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03

Two Typewriters for sale-One new,
and one practically new. A bargain
in either machine. H B Wood
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03
CrabbOttoIn

Hay making and picking wortle-
berries is the order of the times at
present.
Rev. H. B. Warner, who is hold
| ing a series of meeting at North
Fork was called to Marlinton on
drafting business Tuesday.
Major A. T. Newcomb and Robt,
Whitelaw called on Davy Colaw a
short while Sunday.
Miss Clara Chew, who had been
away teaching in Maryland, re-
turned home LIST week, and sorry
to report she is right sick with
typoid fever.
Elder Richardson and wife were
at New church Sunday night and
gave good sermon to a large
crowd, also on Monday with Rev.
Evans they held quarterly con-
ference.
Ezra Hinkle and two children,
Of Allegheny, passed through here
last week to his fathers at Dry
Rum.
Thayer Collins visited his sister
last week, Mrs. Walter Mullenax,
and they took him home in their
new automobile.
Mrs. Bessie Colaw, of Kansas,
with her brother, B. Bland, and
Roy Nicholas, of Washington, ar
rived here Friday to spend a short
while with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Bland.
Miss Sarah Eckard, of Strait
Creek, after a wees stay here
among friends, returned to her
home Saturday.
Among those on the sick list are
Cyrus Colaw, Cornelius Winner,
Miss Alice Gum, o. P. Chew, Mrs
America Colaw, ]. c. Houff, Crystal
Colaw and Mrs. Sue Farmer.
Miss Edna Calhoun and Cameron
Jack were married in Washington
Thursday, We wish them a happy
voyage through life.
w. D. Keyser bought some more
fine Crabbottom land last week.
We think he will soon locate in our
prosperous little town.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Marshall. last week, a bouncing,
nine pound boy.
Little Misses Avis Winner and
Lucille Corhin called on their
cousins, D. E. Colaw's, Monday.
Jasper Simmons and wife with
Mrs. Lucy Colaw, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ely, were guests at grand
mother Colaw's Sunday.
There was a crowd of Crab
bottomites went Joy riding Sunday
to North Fork and ate a sumtous
dinner at Mis-. John Hammers.
Walter Colaw with his brother,
George, went to Monterey, Tuesday
to have dental work done.
Mrs. D. E. Colaw with her sons,
Ben and George, spent a few hours
at 0. P. Chew's. Aunt Mary
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03
Notice

NOtICe
Remember | have the famous
Watkins line of drugs, soap, per-
fumes-Gap Cure for chickens
guaranteed to do the work.
I will be in your neigh borhood
every three months. Send me your
mail orders between my s;they
will have prompt attention.
BY dealing direct with me you
will save money.
Yours for economy,
GEO. w. BEVERAGE,
limo. Crabbottom, Va,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03
MULES FOR SALE
Always from 100 to 800
head of horses and mules of
all description for sale at
nv stables in York, Pa.
St JOE KINDIG -
Valuable Land For Sale


We offer for sale privately all our
lands known as the Jacob N. Hull
lands lying about one mile east OF
Vanderpool, consisting $50 acres
more or less. About $50 acres OF
this land is cleared and we'll suited
for grazing and farming purposes
and the balance has on it valuable
timber. All of the land has plenty
of water on it and the cleared land
has on it good orchard, two
dwelling houses and all necessary
outbuildings.
This is very desirable land and
we will sell it at reasonable price
and on terms to suit the purchaser
For further information as to
price and terms etc. apply to the
undersigned at Vanderpool and
Monterey, Va.
Mrs. Jacob N. Hull
Morton Hull
Hubert Hull
Andrew L. Jones, Atty.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03
Honor List

New Grover Samples, Monterey;
E. w. Gum, Charleston, W. Va;
L. G. Jack, Thornwood, W. Va; }.
NJ. Carson, Trimble,
Renewals Ambrose Price, Doe
Hi; Mrs. Ed. Steuart, Barlow; Il.
B Stephenson, Catawba Sanatorlum
Vac. P. Gillespie, Cheat Blldge'
w. Va ; F. E. Muth, Redwood,
W. Val. B. Hicklin. Monterey.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03
Appointments of Judges
for Aug. 7, 1917, Primary

BLUE GRASS DISTSRICT
+ + + 5 5 ; $ rs S;;;'' n'.An'D'' $: H:
J. W. Gum HlghtoWn
Howard Wilfong
William Hevener
R. D. Folks New Hampden
Walter Newman
MONTEREY DISTRICT
W. w. Botkin
Byron Beverage Court House
R. A. Jones
M. H. Corbett
Frank Stephenson Wilson's Mill
Jake Beverage
H. M. Armstrong
Il. S. Buzzard Big Valley
VIM Dickson
S1ONE w ALL D1S1h1C1
Josiah Armstrong
l.. NJ. Rope 7 Doe Hill
Alpheus Jones }
A. A. Alexander
J II. Armstrong Mcdowell
Chas. Puliin
Jas. Leach.
S. W. Wilson Headwaters
A. B. Devericks
Jerry Helms
H. 7. Bradshaw Pullln's 5 II
Lon Shumate
Commissioners of Election - W
w. Botkin, Byron Beverage, R. A
Jones, Lon Shumate, 0. Holmes
Stephenson. July 80, 1917
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03

Wells Medicine Show is coming
to Monterey, Friday night, Aug.
3. Big Free Show every night for
week,
This medicine company has some
wonderful cures to its credit, a no
table one that of Mr.. Robert
Beathe. of Mcdowell, who hadn't
walked for II years, walked from
his home to store, several blocks.
Don't forget the date @ Ion !
fail to- come. au
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03
Passenger Service

Monterey to Durbin S1.5O, and
Hiehtown to Durbin Sl.OO. Wlll
make connections with trains.
Respectfully,
Dorsey Freeman
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03

FOUND-A small gold signet ring,
mi tial IN" Owner can get same by
applying at this Office and paying for
this adv.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03

FOR SALE-A good building lot,
fine location, fertile land and situated
in Monterey. Apply at this Office.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03

FOR SALE-A good Jersey and
Shorthorn heifer calf. Pure bred on
both sides. Apply at this Office.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-08-03
Business Locals

FOR SALE-Augusta county farms.
Let me show them to you. Free auto
mobile service. Let me hear from you.
Will arrange to meet you promptly.
r. S. Burkholder,
Real Estate
At Routes Staunton, Va
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05

fifty years has been found best for
womankind in girlhood, woman.
hood, motherhood, and which is put
up with glycerin, in liquid or in
tablets, and called DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. A woman 8
herbal tonic of so years good
standing and made without alcohol.
A woman suffering from nervous
prostration, excitsbility, or dizzi-
ness, arrangement, or displacement
of the special organs, will find
health regained after using DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
For women who are rundown
and overworkod; at the critical
periods in q woman s life-the de-
velopmcnt from girlhood to woman.
hood, and later, this is especially
adapted to her needs; for it
strengthens and regulates. In tab
let form Coo at all druggists. Write
the specialist at DR.. Picrces In
yalids Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y, for
free confidential medical advice.
Send lOc for trial package tablets.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
WOMAN ON LOCOMOTIVE

Lord Northcliffe in a speech not
long ago paid a glowing tribute tC
the work done by the women OF
England in the war, and said he
was sure American women, put to
the same great test, would make the
same response American women
are not "slackers. " In crowded
cities and by the lonesome farmside
the American girls and women,
without regard TO wealth or social
distinction, are employing every
spare moment in some work TO help
our soldiers. To be sure, some
women are too much tied down by
household cares to assist but even
they are helping the men in the
common cause.
Then, too, many Of our women
are "burdened with a cross" in the
hape OF womanly troubles which
Imost break the back, " cause
eadacheS, dizziness or fainting
nells. Men cannot appreciate the
nfering which women endure. At
Il such times they require tonic
and nervine, which during nearly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05

larger rumpaui,, "and before long the
ncop.. OF Oklahoma 'l} "'II he glS "
,' n1t n' .h '' 81 ~ lu',' ""..'
.'... t..,.. ..,rror hr ,ry larger com.
name. than nov operate in New York
CITY and Chicago aud there the MIX
ts selling at u cents and " cents, MI
Smith declare,
"Wc have found mo- excuse Tor the
orr,r ol milt being higher m Oklahoma
O.n ,h,n ru NrN York CITY Nome IS
.f.,rrI The count n passing un the
mn ordinance. held o. invalid he
.u.. - lutcurrrCi with Mr. Hoover ,
administration of which Mr.. smith
.dN- A. the special representative. Mr
/ smith avs he ha, mo- jurisdiction over
hlr than 'onc hundred thousand dol
far. worth ot buslnc>, year. Certain
/ IS then he has mo- jurisdiction over the
mD'k dealer m Oklahoma city tlt1er
the u'ur, or Mr. smith were wrong
Possibly The court did not ma ke any
uyc,,lgAu"n. Nj smith says The tact
there IS .cn huic pasture land IN th''
part Of Oklahoma Us fr'P"nSible Tor the
Wgh prlCc here io great extent
who Gets Increase.
/ "A. a., b,,, ,b,u, above thc n,lk
49,.
''''' ''' Wv -. ,,' ' w.
h''n allowed since ''' o'o''''n,' d."
increase oi Ia cent per quart AZ the
same time the city distributor added
/ this ~ cent per quart tor shortage ol
1 pasture, he added IA cent per quart
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05

preparation ana a''l'eil 80 cents '''
gallon WI'n ! ne, PROM !, '"' "', ~.
t1huior "' ~ Gem, per k1'oo"' oI ''.
cents per quart ,' n'> I"N ''E'',
mcnt ~ .m''N '' =. ,'"'N TIC ""N'I . .
daily gam over N'.''Ic 'N1y'>' "' ~.
cents ,h ms F,'''''n' ''N
every d'' \h, '"''l''' una, l, ''l ''.,
ITS capita. "'.N WIN '' ~ p' ''
proin onR'' '' ''''N I,,, over ,'''' ~
n'n'c ana p,. Ih'' "'"'' ,' u '"" "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
Get Into the Oil Business With Us
AS Our Defined Policy Enriches Everyone
and Does Not Impoversh Sing Soul

Continent has
the romE is
these things to ass hy
tn antakle any G prop large
ocamoto bu in Texas
NJ o
ton m
Icy ha ~ o
o II
np L fd a shr o.
Is cfa wa p
We will
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
Mr.. Banker and
Mr.. Businessman

The sound, safe business
policy of this OIL CORPO-
RATION, combined with
the man-power of five expe-
rienced OIL men, COM
mands your immediate in
dorsement and subscrip-
ton.