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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-05
PARLOR-CAR SPIES.
Work of tho Regular watchers OF Pul
man Conductors and POrters.

Work Of the Regular watchers OF Pull
man Conductors and POrters.
Special agents go every week or two on
each tram that runs with the Pullman Pal
ace Car COmpany's cars. They are the
companys check on the conductors aud
porters. The special agents are sent from
the company's headquarters and are known
only there. They correspond to the spot
ters Of streetcar companies, though they
nre better paid aud have more pleasant
time of IL, as they have nothing to do but to
travel around, watch what IS going on, and
report IL,
A special form is printed by the company
for the use OF these agents. A copy Of it.
came into the hands Of New York san re
porter. 1t IL Form 100 Of the company ;
blanks, and anumber OF things are 10 he
filed in. These items include the line "a
car, the conductors name, the porter's
name, from whore TO whore, the time Of de
parture, the time Of arrival, and the route
the number of the special agents ticket, the
office he bought II at, the cost, and tine ulr,-
Der Of his check. These are required as a
check on him and his expenses.
After this prelude he is TO tell the con
ditiou OF the ventilation OF the car whether
tho hand ratings are wiped, the platform
swept, and the stepping box put out AT in
POI tant stations. Tho agent must observe
whether the porter uses the stepping box
and wears his jacket in making berths an
In putting them up again, and whether tn'
conductor assists the porter when the Ttt-
songcrs are in hurry TO 90 % bed, IT,
technical expression - the report is; 3" li
Conductor assists Porter in making up Hu4
down borths when passengers are la hurr.
10 retire. Conductor aud Porter in the tr
"a appllsJ Nt.ttl, tAYttnl lnf ua l..t
comes men OF Importance. The agent Is ".
watch II soied linen is exposed unucvcs.
sarily, and II tho conductor or porter dt aE,
played cards, smoke, or take uaps vt"u
they ought TO be awake II the couduc,vr
or porter pays visits 10 other ears or louy'
their own car for a moment, the spcvW!
agent is TO report them, They are also to
be reported II they are uuduly familiar
The porter is 90 be reported II he does not
occupy a position commanding II view Il
the borths whilo he blacks suocs, and tht
conductor Is 10 be reported il he allows
train employees 20 romaiu m the boiy OF tho
ear Tralnmen must stay IN the ends OF the
car
One side Of the folded report ia to ten
these things On the other side is a htpuk
for u detailed statement Of ovory bert. iu
the ear, both uppor and lower, The
berths occupied by the conductor and porter
are 20 b. marlSod specially The occupant
Of each berth Is 10 be given and The ais.
tanco he travels. At the foot Is mUrl..ug
space for the manner and efficiency n tAe
conductor and the porter. When the blank
is tlllod out il is turned in az the coWp,nys
oiice. Il is not likely thai the special agent
can get much sleep II the train makes many
stops. lie would have 20 be watching the
passengers 20 see who got ou and on
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-05
THs HOTEL pININe.RooM.
observations Made by n Msu who Know
How to Use HIS Eyes.

observations Made by n Man who Knows
How to Use HIS Eyes.
We are now in the dining-room Of Pretty
Good Hotel, says a writer In the Detroit
Free Pres.
wecau see seven-nine -ten-twelve-fif fteen,
about nineteen men, picking their teeth
while they wait Tor desseIti
Who are those menl
They arc the men who keep this hotel run
ming. They are drummers.
Did you hear that distinguished-lookng
lady remark q her escort. that this town
seems 10 be pretty commoni
While you are watching the waiter girls
IS they burst ont Of the kitchen one by one
you might ulso glance from time 70 time at
this distingulshed-looking lady and see her
eat.
Does she carry food to her mouth with her
forks
Yes, and with her knife, too; knife and
fork alternately. Sect Meat on fork, potato
on knife; cucumber on fork, cold slaw on
knife-doesn't she do it welli
And who is this ladyl
She is a leading lady in a very small
theatrical company playing in the town one
night.
See that nice waiter girl over there lean
ing against the walll
Does she see usi
No not yet.
There Now she sees us and comes 10
take our order.
We will have some soup m fish.
When she had brought the soup and fish
the nice waiter girl will give US some butter
and some crackers and some salt and p"p-
per in dainty, graceful manner; then sue
y
fix things all nice, and then she will stand
quietly by our chair, clear her throat aud
say in a gentle, subdued tone, but very rap
Idly:
Roas' muffin rods beef brotcngrduy rcas'
chicken rods' lamb loinerveal stuffed boil
ham tongue queen Irnters col meats" The
italics are hers. They indicate the dishes
they really have. The others are called Of
really for effect-to make drummers say
they have good table. We know we shall
be uncertain what she sald, all except tie
italics, so we will Just order those, and all
will be well.
See how the beautiful leading lady drinks
water, with her forcfinger in the tumbler.
Did you see that nice-looking couple over
there at the first table this way from the
second window but onei
Why do they sit there so serious and alb
stracted, speaking never word TO each
otheri
Because they are just married.
Though they're quite still they love each
other dearly
That frecklcd young man has just had
hnger-bowl put before him and he doesn't
know what 10 do with il. Perhaps he
thinks: Can this be soup come againi
The nice waiter Rlrl has just kicked open
the kitchen door and there she comes bear
ing down on us with heavy tray. We will
stop looking around and see what she has
forgotten 10 bring us.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-05
Health is Wealth !

DIR. r.. G. VESTS Nerve and Brain
Treatment, a guaranteed specific for Hys-
terra, Dizziness, Commissions, Fits, Neryou
Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous PrnStratiun
caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco,
Waketullness, Mental Depression, Soften
ting OF the brain resulting In insanity and
leading 10 misery, decay and death, pre-
mature oldage, harrennesS, loss of power
eau sed by oVer-eNertion OF the brain. Each
box contains one months treatment, SlU
"A box or six boxes for $500, sent by mail
prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIN BONES
To cure any case. with each order le
ceiVed by us for six boxes, accompanled
with 500, we viii send the purchaser our
written guarantee TO refund the NANCY IN
the treatmeat does not effect 4 cure Guar.
autees issued only ny Geo. r, Good. Druc.
gist, sole agent, 800 Com. ST, salem, or.
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And life, dear cSiid. Is what we make IT,"
This was the sentiment Of an old lady 70
her graulchild Habel. And many q Label
has fCEnd it to be true. and she has taken
care os her health. Sne keeps on hand =
nupply OF DR.. Pierce's Favorite Presorip-
tiOn, aud 50 Ia not troubled with those
wasting digeagea, weaknesses, dragging
down" sansatiOns and functional irregii-
lAritiea that so many women endure. It
is the only medicine for women, sold by
druggists, under q positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that IL will give
satisfaction in every case, or money will
be refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on tho bottle-wrappers and faith
fully carried out for many years.
"FaYorite Prescription" fs q legitimate
nlsdtciIe, not q DeUerdge. Contains no al
cobol 20 ineb1ate; no syrup or sugar 70
deTanre digestion. As peculiar in It's re-
medial results as in its composition.
AGf powerful, inyigoratilg tonic, IL i'm
parts Gtrrugth 70 the whole system, par
ticuarly 20 the womb and it's appendages.
For feeble women generally, DIR. Piorce,n
FAvorit0 Prescription is the greatest earth
ly boon, being unequaled a. an appetizing
cordial and restorative tonic, or strength
giver.
A Book OF 1G0 pages, on woman and
Her Diseases their Nature, and How to
cure thpm," sent scaled, in plain envelope,
on receipt OF ten cents, in stamps.
Address, WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATIONS, O63 Main St, Buffalo, n. Y.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-05
mend, IN nlnercni Rncc..

Normal human skulls, according 20 tho
announcements OF Prof Flower range in
size from 2O;A cubic ccntmoters down To
eO cubic centimc,ers, the largest average
capacity being found In race OF long, HAT.
headed people on th2 west coast Of Africa
The laplapdcrs and EsquimaUN, although
small ia stature, have very large skuli8, lIe
average measurement OF hc latter bvius
lSld Tho English s6ull, ~ lower grades,
measures l,ai2, the Japanese, l,ANi, tho
Chinese, l,t4i, the m0dern Italian, l,%,A;
the ancient Egyptian, l,ldi; tue Hmdoo,
lNn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-05
WE EGUARANTEE SIX BOXES

LIE htehau's Golden Balsam y, +,
S1fes NhancFes, hrst and seeoni sta.,,s
S3E's Sn We Lexis and BODY: sore Ears
~ est Nose, etc, CoppcF-colored Biotrh.s
o9PhlhNc tatlryh, diseased Scain an5 ~
primary forms Of the disease fnc,,, =.
Slpa!'s, Price, IS 90 per Han
lie htehau's Golden Balsam Ne )
VnEes- Tertiary, MercuriAl SyUlilitIe Rbr9
AIsaal fslns IN the Bones, Fains In tn
-, - et the Mex, liberated sort
lhroat syph.lltic Rash, Lumrs 40 -
vaeted Cords, stiffness q the Iimbs sri
eldlcaies al Z scass from the s,st--,
Nnether causet By iniis rcti0n az 49,
hereufls having the b. Nd pare ~
heslthl. Price IS 90 Der Poftt.'
Le hiehAH's 6oldea shantsh 49,
dote icg the cure - Gono-rbr- go,
lfnthoa C-Arcl, Ard al Urinary a. Gs,f
~ a.,s,,L s,'.. '--'s ssiasu's' Price 81 50 pcs
L; aiehA1's Golden spanish In.
s''", - severe oAses q Gonorrhza
e-l .i.atofy ticet Stricturgs a.. psfe.
~ - per Rottle.
50 hAn'a Goldea Ointm,nt
20 tAa ~ c.iFa he.lia.l "a s - 4 ~, -',-'
Al.1 sElptio1s Price a "a -. -.
10 htehau's 6olden PfI's -.
- ns@'a treaiuleat, - 81 pt.Fsi-,l ~,
sAfes - OFcr-sork, Hra.tn.tio, -.
.fslee - % Per Box. ~
Asale ana AssyinA
s'-l sslss -aaE,. G. O !, sesassiE KssssS
Iht RlchAROS DRUe CO As,u,.
400 a eii MARkET an
San FEaasiseo, Gel
e,"Ass sEST FRgs,
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Citation.
In the County Court of the state OF ore
ION, tor the County of Marion.

NlttAlONs
In the County Court of the state OF ore
gon, tot the county of Marion.
in the matter OF the guardianshjp OF the
persons ana estate ut Ellutr II, scott Al.
Wllda scott, aud Alexander n. Sg,olJ ,ni.
nor hvlrs ot A. u, scott, devcAAed. and
EIi,u Scoit Citation.
Mhvlvo~, application having been made
ln ave iolm Vt Jaw Co ht ahuNv entitled
couri uu tht lVth day oi February. A. 4.
lNHl, oH rilcn scotJ th dulN appointed.
qttl nvd sud acting guardian oi SAID lni
hnrs, tor an order a Il liyvuSc authorizing.
empowering and dirVVtiug her 90 sen tht
icol estate ocionging to said minorS aud
described a., toiloWs, Ia Wlt Brs inning al
ths s,W, c'ravr ot c,tlln M 81, notiucitlon
No. iul, lu O., hs n, ". tu A. lriun county.
Ntvguu, lhcucv east HiFl chain to me-
m'ddle oi Pudding uNr; thea e nori h
t0 chains theme north . 15 clalns q hrno,
ncrih 1eao, ", ? ao chains; tbvnc-, uorth
a> W "a, s chains; ihencc \. fVsSr ". AS
chalus thvnoo N, Nibo chnin,, ihCn,s, =
vS chains, to lhe place 90 sianing, con-
talning = ~ acrcs o' laud.
Alsu lots Nc, I aud INA bluok No 81 la
thc town az hNiNhts, county az Matlou
stale 81 NrVgNn, NOtoIltng ui ihc map a.
sHi9 town, uu r-,,'rd la The oaicv ol tht rc
cordrT az oOnNVyaucvs cf said Marion 90
Apd Whcnvas said Cluft has nNcd "a
NordaA the day of April, A d. lSsl. al
o'ci,sg D. pa. at said anN al the cnart mann
ol '9lN oout in thf SUR, hou.e la ihs cilS
~ >'aiofns IA said couniN ana statg. a.
thv NnseS Snd placo 81 bsarins auy ald ali
oete ilons Ia the grantiug ~ said oTdc
aga iisUnsrs
heEvioge o. En,er "A. S,oti, Alwiida
Ssat, Al Nauder ~ ssott aud % their ntxf
~ Ain and to al isrs1ns knogl or uu.
knoen q Interested in aid rstaif. KRriins
ln thr naulN cf t1t stale ~ tiftis..l. l.1ti
at,d tlith ~ Noa anv hereay ,iieI anl ~
gtittsd tn ~ and appsar al ssid time aud
titss n naid s,1iiN thcn an1 thoIc a. shue
ga4,e "a Hnf Ana haNs or usnY ralNta WhN
ssld ore.g aud l.ctu>e Should uol 49,. II
lraNed tnF in satd peiltsln.
MNnfes tNs uoa N Niillam Maldo. fudee
~ tuc cHuaA osttt az the a. L. "a llfreol,
fnI tie CtNuiy of NaFlon. uiih ~ !. n ~
=, a evan alh1ed. THE asd .as ID Fss. A
H.. isaI Auc.i
-, ELhABCuCK.
AAAt Noanty CilFk.
49,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-05

81 can not forbear pointing out 20 YOU, my
dear chlld, said Urneral jackson ouyc q @
young lady la whose woltara he folt a deep
interest, "the great advantages that Wit
r'suN trom a temperate c0uduVt and syy,li-
ness Of manner 20 an poplo,on aA occasions,
Never forgot that yoa are y gCnuvwonan,
sud all your words and actions shguil make
Nvu gen lc, am quick and hasty Ia my
iowilvr bat Il 10 = misfortune Which has
caused mv ueNprossible pin. II has given
.Or ulnur truNh,c ga srbsie DIS be-. .Nleps, b
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-05

have suffered for years with Theuma
liam, ana disoIdercd bl,,od, amer great eAs
Hii hope ~ rVllcL hearing of Hibhards
ishSuuntic syrup / gtaspod % a. a last
ieanrt. aftUr using siN hotilcs f0und almost
eutire rcliel ! ain nov ablo a. Work ga
uig farm with case, ~ hlvh have not done
Ia cate, hud advise all pCutnns tufivFlng
With rheumatism and other hi,erd tr0pblUs
Ia tiy this n.edioinc, "A. rfkRN,
Thurman, MlVh.
Soid by smith a steiner,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-05
Administrators Notlce

N0iicc is hcrrbg given that an. NIL
skncd has bcSn duy app nttf stu-IrI.
lrslonoi the vsiair ufl Sullivan .ss,,-....s
% ihf NfuutN Nourt.,d the stat III d ~. -,
az ulp N,tNnif "a Msron. aud an f...-,..-.
h st.ial4 rfaiAsi std r-tslr. an
octtoy ~ tsusa ~ fft~rNf them. duai, ,,r
ned, - IN" hndcusia nE.ii ID 80 5fiif. H.
4leul, Mkfi1n coauls nfagun. alfhrr. = +,
uaplns o. in The dale ul ne ni,t t..hri.
l.on here q aus 81 peTsons initatei h
iu mediate lsay uaoni a iAr .sn.r ~ .i.
lntrFsi af-.l '"f
nsted teh. 4 isi
n v, HU T..
Nan. drceassa .,'..''
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Dissolution Notice.

The paunership herctotarc eNiStirph b..
tween j. ID. hudgrs, 4 S,soit Rozoft6 a.
salem, oegan, Cuurr th- nrru f.r,. u
tiridges a hufov h, hns, by mutual 80,
cent, bcen disolNrd y h. Rrfts.. .-ti
continue the business. collect an 6.ti. -,
assume All haoi llles oi the late nrm
}. h. hklpGES
SCOTT BOLpKrH
eNAAA' ~" w ". .ld6w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-05
FARM DEPARTMENT
Devoted to Oregon Agriculture and Horticulture.

sAddess above subject to EDrTo Farm L
% ednes ationsi free Of charge
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-05
HELLENBRAND'S
ParlOrS& Candy Mandatory,

25 Cent Regular Dinner Served from 4 to O'CLOCK
A nice variety OF vegetables, etc, etc
Also tea, coffee or milk with all % cent
meals without extra charge.
Choice Cigars, Imported an Domestic,
always ON nand.
Porter House steak and Eggs------o cents
Tender LOin Steak and Eggs------5O cents
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business CARDS.

~ Eo, HOkNE-Barher and Hair.dresS
", ing pa'lors. Finest baths in the city. +.
90 ,OmmCrcial street, salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-05

ItllN GRAN,-Contractor and builder.
~ tlnc inside nnishing speciality, iSl
commercial street. salem Oregon.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

= r. RICHARDSON, Attorney at law, Of
=. flee NJ stairs IN front rooms OF new
Push block. corner Commercial and Court
streets, Salem, Oregon.
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EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY EXCERPT SUNDAY
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THE POULTRY YAKp.

Success and profit for this year
derend upon concentration of atIcn-
tion uponhalching aud care OF chicks
Here are some valuable suggestions;
A skillful poulIrrer says: For a
nest for Matching We use an OH eau
with one end aud one side cut out,
place the cut side down on the
ground, then put la an inch Of Nood
asles, with seft straw on top. Ne
have used this Kind of nesi for scv.
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-14
Cleveland and Virginia.

From the Petersburg Indcx-Appca.
A few of our rural contemporaries,
who live so far from the road that they
haven't heard any news lately. insist
that Mr.. Cleveland is the favoritc in
the Democratic party of Virginia next
year.
What do they base their claim on?
Surely not on the strength he devel-
oped here in 1888 Every well-informed
man, including Mr.. Cleveland himself,
knows that, although he received the
electoral vote of Virginia, he lost the
State on a fair and square deal-a State
that Is Democratic ordinarily by 40, 900
majority
Surely not on the influence he has
with the leaders OF the Democratic party
in the State, for the ablest of them
such as Daniel, Barbour, Maiye, Ruffin
and Teller and others-are openly
against him
surely not on his popularity with the
masses, for the Farmers Alliance comes
as near representing the Democratic
masses OF the State as any organization
we know of, and they are not in har-
mony with Mr.. Cleveland on the silver
question-aibeit Mr. Cleveland NAV be
right and the alliance wrong. Colonel
Robert Beverly, of Fauqucr, one of
the ablest and most influential farmers
in the State. and we'll up in the councils
OF the alliance. says it will be impossi-
bic for the Democrats to carry the State
II Mr.. Cleveland is nominated.
See?
Now. ii Mr.. Cleveland lost the State
on fair and square deal in 1883, and is
now opposed by the ablest Democratic
leaders in the State. and by the masses
as represented by the Farmers lliance
and great many others who are not
alliance men, where in the name of all
the mysteries is his strength in Vir-
ginia?
Will our esteemed country cousins
of the Cleveland rural press tell us?
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-14

The game between the Virginias and
picked nine Of tho clerks Of the Nor
folk and Western railroad offices was
played yesterday afternoon on tho Jan
nette Land Company's tract, resulting
in a victory for The Virginias
a brilliant double play by Brodie,
Henry and Riley, of the Virginias, was
the feature, and the home run drive of
Alex. Brodie to left field was loudly ap-
plauded.
For the railroad boys not much can be
said yet, as they need to practice to-
gether, yet they played very close and
exciting game. Following is the score:
Railroad Nine, 10 runs, hits. Vir-
ginias, Is runs, II hits. Twelve rail
road men struck out and fourteen Vir-
ginias. Batteries: Davis and Parrack;
Walthall, Beck, Parkhurst and Moss
Umpire, Fitzgerald.
THE ALEETS BEAT TERRY HILL.
The Terry Hill and Alert teams had n
pretty game of ball yesterday afternoon
III Lewis addition. The score stood IL
to in favor o, the Aler;s The bat
terics were: Terry IIill-Peltz and
Volt; Alerts-Daniel and Ribble
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-14
in the lodge. The only reply sent was
the notice Of his expulsion.
On Thursday the New York League
Club made triple play, the first one
ever made in New York.
THE RACES YESTERDAY.

Norris PARK, N. j., June 1a.-[Spe-
cial First race, Is mile, Lester l, Lit
tie Sandy =, Airshaft 8; time, 59}a.
Second race, q mile. Blue Jeans l.,
Mountain Deer 9, st. James B; time,
l:l3A.
Third race, / IS mile. Bowling Brook
handicap for three year olds, Rey Del
Rey /, Terrificr ., Nellie BLY, 8; time,
l:53%.
Fourth race, Anticipation Stakes, q
mile, Nomad 1. St. Florian 3, Merry
Monarch 3; time, 1913.
Fifth race. IA miles, Kingston /.
Diablo 9, CasSiuS 3: time, 2:07.
Sixth race, l l16 mile, Esquimau /,
Sequence Colt 9, dead heat for third be-
tween Little Jim and Vengeur; time,
1:4S15.
GLOUCESTER, juno 13.-lSpeciall-
First race, q mile, Question 1, Alan
Archer >, Philander 3; time l:33M.
Second race, 614 furlongs, Manson l.,
Kancsille .; Marghcrita 3; time 1:25.
Third race, q mile, Ilyacinthe /,
Sister lone 2, High e. 3; time 3ON.
Fourth race, mile, Roseberry l, Faus-
tina ., Now or Never 3; time l:43%.
Fifth race, 4 mile, Ida Girl 2. Balti-
more 3; Leo II 3; time 1899.
Sixth race, AZ furlongs, Planter 1,
Festus 2, Menthol 3; time 56}1.
ST.. Louis, June ID Special First
race, mile, Langtry 1, Eolien 9, Sight
draft 3; time LAT.
Second race. mile and 20 yards,
philora 1, Balgowan ., Linlithgo 3;
time l.50aI.
Third race, Y mile, Adalia ], Weir 2,
Dwycr ); time 1.l6.
Fourth race. 4 mile heats, Josie NJ. l.,
Brazo .. Alahu 3; best time LIS.
Fifth race, Is mile, Virgie d. Or l.,
Gr. Nave ., Willie Nj. 3: time l.573l.
Sixth race, l mile, Lemoireh 1. Ed.
Hopper ., Texas Girl 3; l.4419.
CHICAGO, June 13.-lSpccial First
race, Is mile, Tom Paxton l. Arthu
Dairs ., Blaze Duke 3; time 1.032l.
Second race, q mile, Racine /, Geral-
dine ,, Prince 3; time 1.l54.
Third race. * mile, Ormiel /, Fakir
., Doltihens 3; time 200.
Fourth race, mile. Ivanhoe l, Estelle
,, Burch 3: time l.i3]@.
Fifth race, mile, Pick Up l. Fairy
Queen ?, St. Adams 3; time 1.45.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-14
Lawn Tennis.

There are four tennis associations in
the city.
Salem has fine tennis club and
Roanoke would like to hear from the
neighboring city.
Wythcvilie has fine gentlemen and
ladies' club
Lynchburg boasts OF fine tennis or
ganization.
The tennis courts at Hollins Institute
afford many pleasant evenings to the
fair lovers of the game.
Some ladies of our city are very adept
in the game of tennis.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-14
The Boys of the Wheel.

at the meeting of the Roanoke Bicy-
Gle Club Friday night it was decided to
attend the annual meeting of the League
of American Wheelmcn in a body. The
cyclers leave here on the night Of June
80 and will be absent until after the
fourth of July. 1t is quite probable
that they will wheel back. The club
expects to take twenty-five members.
The contract for making the uniforms
of the bicycle Club has been awarded
to the Plymouth Rock Pants Company.
The boys will make 4 handsome appear
ance in their new dress.
AT the last meeting Of the Bicycle
Club five new members were elected.
The organization is in very prosperous
condition, and bids fair to be one OF the
strongest of the kind in the State.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-14
One CENT A WORD COLUMN.

Persons at distance desir-
ing to insert advertisements in
the One-Cent-a-Word column
can. count the number of words,
reckon at the rate of one cent
word for each of the first
two insertions and half a cent
a word for each subsequent i'll
sertion, and remit accordingly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-14

THE GLOVE CONTEST AND RACES
1arc over. No excitement whatever pre-
walls. So settle down to Observation-Disclosures
HOUSE. corner Jefferson street and First
avenue s. c.. will inform the public where you
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who you are, and what you have. The busy
merchants can wire ITS their orders by calling
up phone 1855; in few moments messcn-
ger will deliver work completed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-14
NOTICE.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm OF Charles Lyle & Co. has
this day (April 25, 1917 been dissolved
by mutual consent. Charles Lyle hav-
ing purchased the interest of Joseph f..
Gordon, who retires from tho business
JOSEPH r. GORDON
CHARLES LYLE.
\. b will conduct tho business
as before at the old stand and hope my
customers will continue their liberal
patronage. All persons owing the old
hrm viii please soon forward and settle
their accounts rs the books must be
closed. CHARLES LYLE.
jUncll-it