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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10

Le Clear, the photographer, has CT
tended the time FOR sittings on tickets,
as { was Impossible TO make all the
negatives within the certified time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10

Fleming's "Around the World in so
Days" will be the attraction at the
New Lyceum this week. The play is
highly spoken OF and is sure to draw
fair need of patronage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10

Choice black goods at Z. P. Kidder &
Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10

We are now showing the best and
haudsomest line OF Glassware ever
shown at New York sc. and I0c. store,
- Canai-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10

Will he open evenings til tho hOi-
days. Come and see the many bargains
at the New York Sc. and i0c. store, 81
CaueIst
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10

Frames at prices lower than ever. si
T. II SEyMorR. I45 Monroe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-10

a magnificent line of Draperies,
Chinese six. Imitation six. SWISS Nus
lns aid a beautiful lue of curtain ma
terisls ,an always 10 found a. tne right
prices At smith q >snfofds
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NOT MARVELLOUS nut TRUE.
Adventures of Travellers In Lower south
Africa.
Cape Of coed Hope Argus.


Cape OF Coed Hope Argus.
A correspondent IN the medical probes
sion writes us rs follows: send you a
snake story. which. while venting in the
clements Of the marvellous usually asso-
eiased with stories OF that class. may prove
interesting to some of your readers, and at
any rate has the not always appre-
eiatei merit OF truth.
A short time since l was summoned 10
attend patient on farm some distance
from my residence. Having examined the
lady and prescribed Cor her. | was sitting
on the versn9a In the company of my
hosts and discussing some very excellent
coffee a Ia TuFque, and fragrant Havanas
with chasse OF ampsd Maraschiuo. The
sun wAs setting with unusual nagnifesnce.
and the silence was only broken by the
crcaking II the frogs and the chirping of
she cicalsx; when suddenly screams were
heard aud son Of my patient, who had
hesn playing some little distance from Us,
vas seen rushing AZ fnll speed 10 the house.
yelling his bcss meanwhile When close 20
us the poor child fell exhausted. and then
We perceived the cause Of his alarm. At
taehed 10 his trousers, little above his
ankle, was . large pun adder. The reptile
bad sprung at hirn from the col. and the
poisan-tn jeeting fsngs had become trmIy
hooked in his vslvsteen trousers HewAs
under The impression that the snake was
rarzu:ng him, and. Of course. the faster he
ran the faster the snake seemed 10 be fol-
Lowing him. Luckily. beyond the fright
there Was no damage done.
Here Is another story. also true: but Of
more tragic quality. About three years
ago, q party of friends went fishing one
evening In river renowned for the nun
ter ard quality Of It's eels. We were At
teadeSi by two young Beers with lanterns.
- better sport 10 90 he had At e<l fishing hy
ianrlighs than by daylight We did no,
esh with hooks, hut with a bob. which
Is made hy threading worms on Irvine, and
then knotting them IN loops. II the eels
hsse. they will noi lcase the bait ua they
Gud themselves on terra tirms. Then The
Sshe.msn uanst grab them ard put them
ta Gag or otherwise secure them. or shev
srsgssie hack into the water. II was stu
snlsry evening. and the drowxy huns Of In
sests. eornhsnci with the heavy scent 81
aowsrs on The river hank. made as feel
very langssids esss apparently she eeis were
1nsacuesS N sn opposite way. for they
wers particularly lively. sna we hal excel
lent sport. ear ''eoes" scarcely being sub
rserEsa eefere tlae REFS tried so swallow
them. The ssTef hank where ws were ash
ms wss nearly hcyeg and covered with long
grass sssa scrub. ~ that occasionally nc
bad great dIsi.celsy in faasnr the esss lv
tie sssnriight when they wese throwr
ashore. aad sosns as thasa rpgsfnx.a
tAess native efsmeaf We hsi tshea
for about two hears. ars we're beginning 60
tsisk aa.oat ceeksnE the keassc 10 make
ccsfse. whsn ors cs the young naicaxen
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la Results Speak 70 Themselves
MissouIA. MosT., Feb. 80, 1880.
Dr.. j. Eugene JORDAN,

MissouLA. MosT., Feb 80, 1890.
Dr.. J. Eugene JORDAN,
Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-One of your books on Hlsto-
genetic Treatment Of Diseases has lately
fallen into my hands. and therein recorded
is an affidavit of the cure Of neuralgia
refer to Mrs Fisher. on page 13L
Ny daughter. now in her Esd year. is
somewhat similarly affected. Our physi-
clans call it neuralgia OF the nerves Of the
heart. OF late the disease seems to be
more obstinate, and from repeated attacks
of severe nature, she has not been able
TO get out of the house for nearly two
months. Her only relief of late is i
hypnotics. We now keep in the house for
an emergency sulphonal given in 5 gr.
doses, one powder at bedtime generally
srfsces. 1t seems to ease her pain and in
duees sleep.
II from this imperfect description of her
case you can prescribe treatment, wish
you would do so and send me some Of your
remedies by mail if they can be so sent,
otherwise by Northern Pacific express,
with bill for same, and viii remit on re-
ceipt thereof
II you prefer not to risk the medicine
without prepayment. inform me of the
cost and viii remit, but would like to
try the remedies with as little delay as
possible. as the case is very critical.
Yours very truly,
II. s. HOBLITZELL,
City Clerk.
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ercixians1 - - - szUp6ng = she long
grass for m ~ thst ~ Nd Iuss cs1snt.
Hoe ut no EN- yerd-d paiang Her.
ever. he pus his 81 { n in she hag snd INSIDE
no further remark We then ceased nsn-
srx for awhile, made coffee and were lying
smokirx and chatting when the young Boer
came TO me and complained that The arm
where the sseslr had kitten him. On the
wrist. vas @regte zeer-" On examination
found that the arm was much swollen and
that he had evidently been bstten By .
snake: and on turning out the wrifhing.
vrixxIing mass Ia the bag IN the light OF
the ixmps, there. sure enough Vas pun
sddsr, which he had evidently picked up IN
the place OF bin eel In The long grass as
once excised the wound and We sucked ~
il hy turns. We also made him drink the
contents Of our TASKS. and raced of home
n fast ~ Cur horses could carry us. There
I tried ever possible means TO counteract
the poison. including renowned fineture
which IL much sold and relied upon IN
South Africa Bat alas in vain At about
3 clock he fen into . state Of coma. and
in spite of ali our efforts died . few min
utes before Q. Poor Pete Botha! He had
been my attendant and companion in many
shooting and fishing expcditions-
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Attempt to Draw a snake Out by an
Elephant.
Chambers Journal

Chamber Journal
Ii was during the cold weather, when
snakes are partially or wholly torpid. that
this adventure happened; had it been in
the hot weather, when snakes are lively,
the story might have had q different end
ing.
General Maeintyre and his party went
one day to examine q hole or crevice under
a rock where it was suspected . python
lay hidden, and, sure enough. il was there
for they could see bit of the tail end pro-
trading from the hole. They let il alone
at first. thinking that. when the sun shone,
IL might come forth to bask in its warmth.
In this. however. they were disappointed,
for on the following day the snake was not
10 be seen. but. on closer examination, the
tail was found sticking out rs before. Var
ious efforts were made to disiodes il. A
Gre was Lie in front and the smoke tanned
inward, but this had no effect. The earth
was scrsped away and the hole widsned
when they could see the coils of the
monster as thick as a mans thigh
but except that their operations
were occasionally interrupted by
the startling presence OF the creatures
head. which il occasionally poked toward
tongue. II gave small signs OF animation.
They had even determined 10 try TO draw
IL We ali three. therefore proceeded
somewhat nersously, ! must own--io tay
hold ri its tail To this familiarity n
showed its objection by decided inclina-
ton ca wag It's eaudal extremity. which
had such an electrical effect on our nerves
that We dropped IL like hot potato, and
what shall | cali t?-retired A shot
would. In ali probability. have induced the
snake TO quit It's refuge. but then the shot
must have torn and dsssiguresl It's beautiful
skin. which the General wished TO secure
sninJured as a specimen. In the mean
time more efficient tools for digging had
been sent for, and these now arrived, borne
upon an elephant.
A bright idea now struck the par.y-they
might draw the snake out with the Gle.
plant Sufficient rope for the purpose was
looSene6 from the elephants pad, and This
rope. about the thickness OF man sthuu,h.
was hitcheG around the python's tasl, its
remaining length brought mp again 10 tAe
pad and fastened there, thus doubling its
strength. Now came the tug OF war.
Sudden JERK might have torn the skin. the
rashont was. therefore warned To pat on
tie strain gradually. 1.-the DID We know
what tough ard obstinate creature we
had TO deal With Tighter snd tighter grew
the ropes, when crack went one OF them.
stli the strain sas Increased. when crack =
the other bad snapped also. leaving the
snake IA stata cue.
The snske vas finally dislossred by ooun-
Ser mining and kllled with a charge az
hsscksA0s, When measured il was foanss
10 he tseniy-01e feet IN length and about
sxp feet ia girsh.
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SNAKES ALI ABOUND HIN.
They Join Man In Escaping From the
Water.
f-soRsa. Tixrofu~raf


They Join Man In Escaping Prom the
Water.
Globe Democrat
ORANGE, Tex, March Ri passed q
night once that, could the sheer terror I
suffered in it have affected my brain, it
would have left me gihbering idiot, " said
a weiI-known merchant Of this place to the
scribe hereof few days ago. The night
was that OF the great storm in IS, which
destroyed the town OF Sabine Pass. where
| happened 10 be visiting at the time.
When the great tidal wave came rolling in
l saw the houses were bound TO 60.
and \ made for the taiiest live oak
tree In sight, preferring to trust to
its roots holding than to any work Of
mans Well, though, as you may
suppose. at any age was pretty awkward
at climbing q tree, that sweeping. mad
dened world of water was great incentive
TO activity and an oiler of stiff joints. so
succeeded in reaching the top Of the tree,
but found that even there / was hardly
three feet above the water.
"Aii around me were people in the trees,
but though we kept calling out encour-
agement 10 each other the situation was
not the most cheerful imaginable. and
watched night come on with q feeling of
dread. II was so dark couldn't see my
hand before my face. and when presently
I felt something cold and Shiny dop against
my cheek couldn't tell what 1t was. so /
put out my hand and turned sick to feel
the shiny. horrid body of q snake swinging
from the limb Just above me. Ii kept hit
ting me in the face. and you ca imagine
t.. 4 ~ l..
d its fangs into my cheek. But in q few
minutes felt something crawling on my
leg. and knew it must be another of the
creatures. Wen. they fairly took
me. smuggling their heads into my
hands, writhing about my ankles,
arms and neck. and one sought
. bed in the open bosom of my shirt. where
IL nestled against my breast, from which
refuge l fancied l could see its devilish
eyes cleaning at me. dared not move or
hailoo for heip-though for the matter of
that there was none to be had--or hardly
to breathe. lest the reptiles, which were
apparently only sesking some warm shell
ter, should become angry and aggressive.
Think of o night spent SO. clinging TO
the slippery branches Of q tree few feet
only above water deep enough to drown
me ten times over, and unable to see IL it
was rising or not. with q dozen or 50 snakes
in direct contact with the body. Well,
each hour was week to me. and when
finally the day did dawn was nearly par
alyzed with terror and cold, but while was
still sitting numb and horror-stricken, the
snakes uncoiled themselves and
dropped one by one into the water.
going off no doubf In look for food
counted thirteen Of them, all big. deadly
water moccasins. One of the rescuing
boats took me off the tree about 10 o'clock
that day. and just fell into the bottom Of
the boat in faint that lasted over an hour,
and TO this day l have never been able TO
revisit the scene of that night of horror"
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MIssouLA, Mont. March Is, 1890.
Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan:

MIssouLA, Mont, March Is, 1890.
Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan:
SEATTLE, Wash.
Dear Sir--The medicines sent reached us
in due season, and enclosed herewith please
find postal money order for 50, the cost of
same. As soon as received my daughter
began taking them in the order and man.
ner prescribed, and in less than week she
began to build and gain strength and has
had no recurrence OF her old trouble since.
She has used six boxes. and a week ago
discontinued their use, feeling so well an
not feeling the necessity Of their further
immediate use. VIII keep the remainder
Should An attack come on will resume with
much confidence. She goes out daily.
With many thanks, l am very respectfully,
II. s. H0BlITZELL,
City Clerk.
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sAl.g OF EaaRolngRrp Fr.axyrIs

We fveSsyct lae S4eoes al esatrossezna Can.
ne&S greatly aaGes vA2Gs We oExw them n
ssar sess-ae< l. sc; ax :. sc: ics 8. g.; los !.
TIA g1oseSE gte8ry
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.
oEsee, BE'lsr niocS. +. O. BOG ~.
Telephone lSS
c. n. ANDERSON. County Surveyor.

lkAU thflftKt
A. r. NOVEL; sssstle. d a Lewis ssauxn.av-
esosss u lovssinE. Frezzaaf; n G. Meyers
Isis CIT, L. .. t~a.;s TAo-sAs ". retfse,
b.Ask Dasmon1; c. y. 6ssek. Ennmelaw; A ~
eostreys FRED gerssen. Rad nepRsv.
gTSsrs EIsez 20 lie ca2asv xurSexar az sny a
fas ssfaSses vii receive yroEaEss attention The
wesk al al dspztSes vii haxe the sane o.seaal
iaseF ssa eTsss - II done rs TIA sa1nTy suf-
veyor personally, AM will b. rvror'5~a In ire
fseorss Of TIE eoanty sarssye.z ofsse1 - soon
~ examined A.. approved
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22

"li Which Is pa.u ~ ."c 90 A-"s -
H"hnuKe.
Has AL excellent fire de ,,arln,ent.
The Roanoke Carriage Company Is
erecting an extensive establishment
aud have large field il which they
will operate, extending Into North
Carolina aud West Vir.inla.
Roanoke has two large nour MILLS.
The argesL of which has elevators with
ii capacity TO store SIS 600 worth oi
grain
Spmu h t"r the different induslr,e,
already eslub ished aud Low doug ii
llnuil-hng business We wl.l mention
some lew industries that are IL process
rt organizations:
The Steel Plant, Coltoa Mil, Hard
ware Forge. West End Yards, and
>,ratiouar, Agricultural Implement
Factory Boot and Shoe factory. aud Il
runbcr OF smaller enterprises. al
these together with the completion o!
the Roanoke aud Southern raj road
which is being pushed rapidly towards
our city and is now completed 10 Mar
tinsvile, the county seat OF Henry.
will add fifty per cent to ctr rresca
population.
We will also MERTON -"mc improve
,aents that will be made here by the
Norfolk and Western railroad and their
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22

Il u>c Il. Il -, c"-t s35 100; M,rke.
hnu-ccusi $40 600; has twelve chu chr>
rel r.seuung Nearly every denonina-
t'on. Has Il large wholesale trade EN-
braciug sixteen Of the most productive
counties in the Old Dominion. This
trade also extends into Vest Virginia.
tennessee aud North CarolI a.
The only city ofany consequence
wllhlr. lwo hundred miles of Ruannke.
i, lh. city of Lynchburg by the j ,mrs
osn"ke is the headquarters of
ncary al the mining companies oper
atm. ia The Southwest.
Has III, koanoke river passing aohg
it. border, furnishing unsurpassed
water power for manufacturing pur-
pu>es.
iIa- Masonic Temple building cost
$4,000.
O.c tn usnnd mills of railroad RON
1t operation focu- al Roanoke
Roano Ike street railway and trans
p"rialion is now i'll full operation.
The bonded debt of Roanoke is less
than that OF any city ofequal size in the
South, being less than 100000 The
city tax is 81 % cts. lighter than that
OF any city in The Snuth and under the
charter can not be Increased.
The railroads. and various manufac-
turing enterprises Of Roanoke have
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22

Roanoke City is locate i in the Iron
belt district of Virginia 1000 feet above
sea level, between the Bile Ridge rauge
on the East. and the AL .ghany range
on the West. Roanoke has history
that reads like romance.
American enterprise h; no brighter
gem in i.s diadem OF achievements
than bustllny and pictures que Roanoke
The growth of Roanoke is upon solid
basis as evidenced by tic thrift aud
prosperity of its citizens. Roan"ke is
CITY of Is. 900 busy sou today. Feb
ruary, ls9O,when only lew years ago
abe wss a small village pt40l people
who were tilling the Ian upon which
is now built magnliceni structures.
classical and prepossessi' in appear
ance. We will name soue OF the prin-
cipal industries nov in operation and
doing successful business: First, the
Roanoke Machine Work.. thai gives
employment to 200 -x 'erlenced me-
chanics, and to these works will be add
ed additional improvemc that viii
give employment for 500 more men.
Next comes the Ame, ictn Bridge
W forks that employ large number OF
skillsd workmen and this industry will
also add to their present larger plant,
g. ding it neceseary in or Ter TO supply
the demand made upon ITEM for work
-, Wy, rnme, tho Rn"n"te
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22

utlIt, va .ul"S Nh %" ."
double lLs present conlins. then bel
giau block the streets around and
about their freehold, including Hotel
Roam oke to which well-kuown hostalry
will re added l25 rooms, which addl-
l;on j. now under construction, the ma
.eria used IN this improvement, is
tone and frame; a, Of which will be
executed in the best workmanship
manner. The Coub tracking OF the
Norfolk and Wesleru will add largely
90 the population of Roanoke. THU
work has been let and the contractors
are now preparing to begin their WORK.
The Roanoke aud Southern railroad
with its terminus and headquarters at
roanoke Is now building rapidly to-
wards Roanoke. and this road will be-
=iu work at this end within hrety days
from the 18th day of February. 1890.
This will assure for Roanoke an in
crease over her present popu alton
twenty TO thirty thousand people.
That you may understand what
Roam oko is doing we will give you the
amount expended OF Improvements IN
our city from February 1856, to Feb
ruary 1889. "a compiled by the Herald:
The building of nusin ess houses
amount to s1.9l3. 100. amount spent
upon residences 1851 40. making q
80 rOt en- Th;o dnee
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22

R"iing Mil, that has ueru >leudnl -.
work since their organic ton one year
ago. The incorpor tors oi this valuable
aGiunct to cur city fluid it absolutely
necessary to enlarge their plant and
have so ordered it. Then comes tie
Crozier twin furnace with an output OF
$50 tons OF pig iron per day. The Roa-
noke Lon company are building and
will suun 90 lnlo blast with heavy
l25 ton furnace 4 large force Of
,.auds are cmp'ol ed Al these lastmen-
toned enterprises. Next in order Is
the Norfolk and Western aud Shenan-
doah Vale, railroad repair shop; these
shops give employment to a large num-
Der of workmeu. This is the end Of
the division Tor The Norfolk and West
,rn and the terminus of this Shenau-
dnah. and The employees of both roads
are paid oil here, making a total OF $40 =
00u per mouth pad out here from the
lew enterprises mentioned. Iu add
tiol To these industries is q number OF
smaller enterprises, such as will be
found in the subjoined list:
Gas Company, capital al20 600.
II. 7, Il
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22

&. 81" 4 my. 50 Ou9
SIX pal mills. { ria. so 0.
Va eiuia Ptkiig Company raplai
s225 600
Virgins Brewing Company. capital
$4,000.
Has >ix banks, aggregate surplus.
81 coo. GOO
Headquarters of The pc.b"o'a>
{ oaI Coutrt.y. III inrse>l 20, opcra-
tor, II the world
H cqu.rre OF ID. N"rt"'k and
Western ,nri.oad whi,h ~mp.aN- 300
clerks also he She andosh Vollr.
raillo ID which employs IS c.rtk>
Headquarters OF The Wa>hlug'o" AID
Western Railroad Company
Headquarters ellie Virginia Miner
Hi "'A C"'"pa"y
II our til, R"aor&r at
S uhernrdrp
Tuhh- Eu-i,-c 'orpry ratit
al0O 00O
Rte, llycraulic Engiue Compan,
capital $25 0G0.
Has len hotels accommodating / Qoo
guests.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22
,hti u, y poA

james Il. d4 col Ia .ns:l, mot his
de;.lu l., tue.i. %, is residence IN New
York, through u o.uuder vi the murderer,
Morris Miller. The deceased was almost dis
emboweled with jack&nife by Morris,
who intended the blows for the dead mans
brother in. law.
Owing to the pressing necessities of the
destitute farmers OF North Dakota the
money lenders charge them 20 per cent in
terest on the money loaned them, and there
fore, while food and clothing Is scarce, mort
cages are found In plenty On real estate, fur
niture, cattle and farm implements.
A mysterious witness locked up in tho
Camden county Jail by the prosecution In
the Leconey trial is William Robinson, 9
colored man from Camden, n. j., who Will
swear, it is said, that it was he, and not
Frank Lingo, that rode out toward the
scene OF the murder from Merchantyille on
.th sorsing OF the crime in farmers
wagon.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22
We SELL, YOU PROPERTY IN Any PART OF OU h City
i. u..y ,auuoLllal INVESTMENT {

t. u"v iauueLllai Investment OF
joint stock companies.
Notwithst standing the vast amount OF
money spent in so large a number of
houses. today it is almost impossible to
find vacant house. AS fed for iu-
vestments you could not find better
place in the South or North. 1t has
been said and justly too, that no man
has ever invested in Roanoke real es-
tate who has lost money; yet sou must
not infer from this that ya1a realize
upon all property alike. If you WHY
call upon us We are satisfied we sac
place you where you are most likely to
realizs quickly; you must remember
and bear this in mind we can sell you
property in any addition to the city Of
Roanoke. We have been in the bu>i-
moss here for number of years and
ara personally acquainted with the d.
msnsions of every lot upon the market,
aud we respectfully invite "all stran-
CARS within our gates" to make them
selves at home with US; We have am
pie room to make you comfortable and
eur conveyaucss are at your disposal.
Trusting we may merit your favors,
vs. are respectfully,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22
Enormous Icehergs.

RosroN, Feb. 1S.-The steamer Cephalo-
mia, just arrived at this port from Liver.
pool reports, Feb 10. at 1l:+0 a. M, lati
itude a 10 north. longitude 1850 west, she
passed an iceberg 1000 feet long and lS(
feet high. At $50 the same day she en-
countered large quantity of field ice
which was cleared at 4:o0 p m. the same
day. Tie steamer Lepanto, at this port
from Antwerp, reports, Feb. 10, latitude
4. IS north, longitude IS IS west, she passed
an enormous iceberg, apparently oneeighth
OF g. mile long and $40 feet high.
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nenzinub,s Victim Buried.

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 1S.-Thomas James,
the pug list who was killed by blow in a
fight with Benziuah, was buried here Sun
dey. The brickiayers had charge Of the
funeral, winch Was an imposing affair, aua
very largely attended. The coroner's jury
states that James death was due to his
physical condition, and that Benzinah could
H. be held responsible.