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The Globe-republican., 1891-04-08

No. /, Vol. l. Of the Hardesty Hyald
came to visit the GLOBE last week. 1t is
IA FIVE column folio published by y. b.
Quinn at Iiardesty, Ok. The infant is
young and healthy, and if not Overtaken
by the grippe may become a power in
the land and bring silver to the editor.
The Globe-republican., 1891-04-08

The State of Kansas to Charles T. Rude Viii
liam +. Jacket, Mrs. Jacket his wife, x. L.
Gumpert and y. Gumpcrt, partners. doing
business as Gumpert Bros, Herman Oppen-
heimer doing business as II Oppenheimer &
Co., and y. Garnctt.
You will take notice that You have been
Locke his wife, j. Il. Mckinley. W. L. McKin.
ley, f. Heliker and \. q. Wilcox. partners
doing business as Mckinley x Heliker, G. T.
Hudson, NJ. A. Cooley, Il. II. Stevens, The Far
mers Loan and Trust Company of Kansas, IL
corporation, Orlando f. Castecn, H. Lewelyn
Jones and =. q. Walton, trustees, and o. +.
Casteen, +. q. 1ObsOn and Levi ). Gould. as
Si@neeS Of The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany of Kansas, by Mary W. johnson in the
District Court of Ford County, in the State of
Kansas, and that you must answer the peti-
ton therein filed by said plaintiff on or be-
fore the 18th day of May, 1891 or said petition
will be taken rs true and Judgment rendered
accordingly. viz: against the said defendant
Charles L. Rude and The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company of Kansas, a corporation for
the sum of $4,000 with interest thereon at the
rate OF II per cent. per annum from the 1st
day of september 1889, and for cost OF suit,
and for a further judgment against You and
each of You and all the defendants in said ac-
tlOn fOreclOsing Il certain mortgage given by
the said Charles I. Rude to the said The Far
mers Loan and Trust Company of Kansas, to
secure the payment of one certain principal
note for the sum of $500.00 and interest there
on, and conveying the following described
real estate situate in Ford County, in the
State OF Kansas, tO-wit: The south east
quarter of section fifteen, in township twenty
eight south, range twenty five west of the 9Th
+. NJ and adjudging that said plaintiff have
first lien on said premises for the amount
for which judgment will be taken as afOre-
said. and ordering said premises to be sold
without appraisement and the proceeds ap
piled to the payment of the amount due
plaintiff and costs of suit and forever barring
and fOreclOSing you and each of you and all
of said defendants and each of them of and
from all right, title, estate. interest property
ana cQultX OF reuemDtlOn In to said
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month In

Total excess in precipitation during month
PSI.
Total excess in precipitation since January
1st, 2.7S.
Number of cloudless days9; partly cloudy
days, IS; cloudy days7.
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ID. NJ. FROST, J.. \. LAUBER
Editor and Manager. Asst. Editor and Man.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL s. 1891.

ITALY was again insulted last Satur-
day by the return of a lot Of filth covered
Italians. There were about 5000 more
that should have been returned.
The Globe-republican., 1891-04-08

Reports from over the country show a
general observance of the 25th anniver-
sary of the organization of the G. A. r.
While at Decatur, Illinois, the birthplace
of the organization, the city presented
a Fourth of July celebration appearance.
The Globe-republican., 1891-04-08

LAST year Boston received 81 OH 600
from her saloons. and the number of
arrests for drunkenness was increased by
5000. the total number being 3S. 800.
The Globe-republican., 1891-04-08

Very popular. very small, very good.
De Wits Lite Early Risers, the pill for
constipation, biliousness, sick headache.
Sold by Palace Drug Store. 4-y
The Globe-republican., 1891-04-08
CaStOria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children
Dr.. G. G. OsGoop,
lowell Mass
The Globe-republican., 1891-04-08

"Castoria is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the variousquack nostrms which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR. ]. F. KIHcNrT ~,
COnwar ,rs
The Globe-republican., 1891-04-08
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

The State of Kansas to Charles Z. Rude Viii
liam +. Jacket, Mrs. Jacket his wife, x. L
Gumpert and y. Gumpcrt, partners, doing
business as Gumpert Bros, Herman Oppen-
heimer doing business as III Oppenheimer &
10 and t.arn,tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
Mliseellausaus

n IGARS.-JOS. HONDAS, NOR, manu-.
K fsctlr Of ane Havana cigars all sty lss
constantly on hand orders promptly attend
I'd 10. % Coenties Slip. New-York.
- ENTLEAfEN wishing TO dispose Of their
II left-of clothing AZ fair value ia
please call o. address EDWARD hlLLEh'
90 8th-aye.
ID RIVATE DETECTIVE obtains desired
j information secretly legol evidence 50
cured shadowng done; al business stficuy
confidential moderate charges. AuoF'Ha
QUIET Tribune OGice.
nv YPEwRITER.- No. . good
u condition for sale chop, or feLL
TYPEWRITER ?. O. Box COZ.
Q BUTTON Mousquota'res, sued :, Gloves
O magnificent quality. csc. ptlf' tele'
hrated IaNaliirre cOfSrts Doc. upWaIu.,
Linen handkerchicfs, 100. JAMMI-s' SV5
Rroadwsv. and 10 West S0th-st.
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A TO LEr.--Completely furnished apart
II. ment OF 5 large rooms from May Is
TO October /. TO small family only; refer.
tnces required one block from Central
PARK West aAd 12d-st station. Address
:. A., Box 40, 2se Columbus-ave.
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flats 20 fcl. anfnrxishro

II EXCEPTIONALLY desirable apartment
"A oycrleoSins Central Park rent only
81 600 possession May |. Apply on prem.
lses, l,o4o 5th-sve., corner S6th-st
n ANpsQME LARGE SUIT OF APART
Al MENIS, 1lS West 1cith-st. house 25
lighii private halls all modern improve.
mente owner occupies the remainder terms
reasonable.
UfC HE FIFTH AVENUE 5th.ave.. cor.
i ner S5th.st.-Elceant apartments. ~
rooms and oaLn. al Improvement, heluS;
May /. 1891. CHARLES w. BUSTING.
ER, sup1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
BOARD manieo.

o,INGLE GENTLEMAN would Ike room
- and board IN refined slricuy private tam
~ tlrns - c. c., care Of Mr., Cline, 1861
West 25d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
FURNISHED 6onses

Country.
n APE COD, HARWlCH PORT, MASS
- -Four large new cottages fully furnished I;
bathrooms hot water; scashOTe pine for
csts excellent well water; safe bathing ;
fine drives no malaria nor mosquitoes I;
800 70 $500. illustrated circular. 4. W.
j.. Il r. s7th-st, New-York.
SARATOGA COrTAGES.-Completcly fur
- nished. season or year; moderate rem
tails. Send for ILLUSTRATED pamphlet and
lis, b LESTER BROS. Real Estate. Sara
toga Springs, N. Y.
GPRING LAKE AND NORTH SPRING
- LAKE.--Furnished cottages TO let for the
> as0n rents 500 70 $500. Apply WIN.
u. POTTER, spring Lake, n. j.
ITO LET BY TIE SEA, surrounded with
a trst-class neighborhOOd. two S-rOOm
cottages. well furnished. 1856 each We.
randaf, cellars pumps and CrOton water con
nected with sewer; convenient o. OCEAN and
the comforts Of n city home. Apply FRANK
ApPFLN. 65 Msin-st.. or d. C. COVERT,
% Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove, n. j.. p,
or go Herkimer-sb., brooklyn.
no LET IN LYME, CONN.-Redbank
1 cottage, Il rooms. thoroughly furnished
and comfortable; fine views unusually
healthy climate city convehien66s for living.
Before coming address Mrs. SALISBURY,
liking time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
n1nrk Oanteo.

Females.
A LADY who has had experience, can
"a give Two or three hours daily ~ a LADY.
given and requ red +. B.. 50 E. Soth,st.
A SMART girl, Is. would llko light posi-.
"A ton where experience Is not required;
permanent. Address X. w, l25 Avenue d.
Al INTELLIGENT young lady would
"a like responsible situation; highest
references given Address A. g., $50 East
l@Jth-st
7 ADY CASHIER, experienced, desires
IL position IN nrst-class sumner MOTEL
references, Address MISS S.. BOX 49,
Tribune Uptown Office, 1,23s Broadway.
a. IENOGRAPH lE aud TYPEWRITER.
- Remington or CaLgnph experienced;
good references. Address Miss l., y Whit
vel Place. Broohyn.
ts4ENOGkAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- BY experienced young lady salary
moderate. Address Miss A. GREENSTEIN,
819 East ads.
=, TEN OGKAPHER and TYPEWRITIST.
- -EXperienced rapid and accurate.
Address REMINGTON, Box Z, 1857 3D.
ave.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Cali
- graph typewriter de-lres position un-
derstands all Kinds 0! typeWTiting. address
Mss NJ. g., 80 Fast l4th-st., Room 30.
~ EWING.-By a young woman; expert
- enccd member; darnlng Of silk hosiery
and underwear; hemming bed and t1'-5 linen
by hand viii attend ladies az hotels ref-
, renee given. NJ. SO iJh-ave.
~ YPEWRiTER.-By. a young lady neat
L and accurate. Address 10 HudsOn-st.,
IIobOken y. J.
w ANTED.-By the daughter OF a physi-
w clan and mason, situation a. book.
keeper, cashier CT general correspondent
where ability, strict iidcity and Gctermiua-
ton to please would be appreciated; refer
ences and character irreprOachable. SELF
SUPPORT, Tribune Uptown once. 1898
broadway.
" OtNG LADY desires position In hotel
) in country -tenOgr1pher and typewriter
Address ACCURATE. Box 9, Tribune ONCE.
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Ccnnirp Real estate 90 Eet


A + BLOOMFIELD, n. J.-MOdern house,
N 10 rooms ana Lath all city improve
nlents near station nice grounds: 40 min
utes from Barclay or Christopher SITS. also
one at Plainneld. y. j. large 1O-ToOm man
sion, with stable, spacious grounds near
station moderate rent 10 desirable tenant,
with privilege 70 purchase on easy terms.
Apply TO OWNER Room 1923, Il Broadway,
Il 70 p. m.
Two LET-LAKE GEORGE.-A handsome
cottage; icelouse filed boat; adjoin-
ing Crosoyside Hotel. STOCK WELL, 90
Madison-ave.
FOR RENT-House and garden; rooms
and basement; between DObbs Ferry
ard Ardsley- on Hudson beautiful location.
A. GUNNlSON, 3l3 Madison-ave.
I HAVE medium-slzcd farm house, s
rooms and Outbuldiues, situated L mile
from Erie depot at Monroe, Orange County,
-. l.. and on the shore OF a beautiful lake
Astounding with fish, also a beautiful island
OF acres In centre Of lake good boating,
fishing and hunting. WILLARD II. BULL,
Monroe. Orange County, n. y.
g UMMIT, y. J.-Furnished and unfur-
- nished houses 20 let season or year;
best locations; running water, &c. l..
G. POTTER.
Two LET. $50 peF month. or for sale,
4 81 ,5O0.-BlOomheld, II. j., 10 minutes
from New-YOrk charming location. on a
hill; minutes walk from station; new
house, s rooms and bathroom, gas, city
water. range. furnace. +. G.. WARD,
1872 NaSsau-st, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
Dressmakin9.


A RTIsTIC TAILOR-MADE SUITS. IS I;
"A nt Guaranteed also ball evening and
reception dresses. LONDON AND PARIS
DTfSSMAHiNG Co. 1ol West 2lst-st.,
cor 6th.aye.. over Aeamss dry-eoods store.
A RTIsTfC DREssMAKER.-Siri and
"A summer fashions IN unique designs OF.
ders at short notice and reasonable prices.
Mrs. MeELR0Y. So East 9th-st. opposite
DenninR's.
A RTisTTC DREssMAKING.,- Perfect
n fitting costumes, jackets and wraps
handsome "A sses for 81. Mime. OWEN,
26Z West 2Sd-st.
HHILDREN' ) DKtsSMAkkR.-All the
- latest styles. 1853 Last 0lst-st.
nRII SsMAKING.-A flrst-elass dressmak.
~ er can take few more customers
Mrs. LEX. i26 west oSd-st.
nANCTNG. promenade and school dresses
~ for misses latest designs hne work.
Nine X. ANT0INETTE, 10 West 11th-st
EIRSTCLAsS DREssMAKER wishes
Il few more customers to work fori
hrst-class work; reasonable prices. Resi-
dence 1.2l0 3d-ave. first door.
/ lDIEs' TAILORING or DREssMAK-
- 1NG.-ls years experience me suit
s. up; first class work; perfect glove NJ
E ax fTih1f55lGid Si Eass iltA.. n'
m LIES. BACGNON, dressmakers. have
NJ rCmovcd rom 81 East 5sth-st. 70
106 Madison-sve., between ga and $50 sts.
NINE. o. NJ. DCRRAND, Partisan dress
VI maker. III West 10th-st. reception
and street dresses; elegant and perfect fit;
latest styles.
- UMMER DRESSES for ladies' latest
- Partisan fashions short notice perfect
hitting reasonable Nine. Il. ANTOlN-
ETIE 1l2 West l7th-st.
w competent dressmakeF Address A. w.
C.. Ij9 East A7th-st
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Real estate 10 GxrhdnQe

L. XCHANGI1 for country seat or farm,
IL first-class house, near Park also Brook
Ign house HOYT, ELWELL & PATIEN,
1877 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
Gin Real Gstate 20 Eet.

TAEaSK ROOM with elevator service. steam
~ heat and running water, at reasonable
trns. Apply at Room lG, 100 5th-aVe.,
Methodist Book Concern.
ID HYSICIANiS OFFICE.-33d-S 30
4 West between 5ah-aye and Broadway
good attendance: moderate rent. f. j. Il.
Z PH-AVE., 294.-First-class over store
- suitable for pictures or other high-class
trade; light and spacious rent moderate 70
good tenant Apply on the premises b. II.
!. TAYLOR, as 0gent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05
Scrses ana Garr,aaes.


. u LANLnAl a. CO.,
+ 30, IA, $40 Broome-st.,
Aad BI-adway, 5lst.st; and 5th-sye.
SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES
OF the best class.
yietofias, Wsgonettes,
Cabrieiets, Depot Wagons,
TgO Wheelers, Curtain Reckaways,
Nail Phaetons, EN-. Top Cabrioleos.
iandaulettes, DoSa-Dos,
0mDlbuses, Road Wagons,
&. Pass. ROckaways, Top Phaetons,
ceupe Rockaways. Ladies' Phaetons,
Spider Phaetons, Hyekboards,
XsS-Vis, Village Carts,
Iandsus, Runa0outs,
fancy Traps. Derby Phsetons.
Doctors' Wagons, Surreys,
Doctors Brough2ms, Children's Traps,
Fancy Buckbosrds, Saxon Phaetons,
SECONDHAND
wagons. Phaetons, Buokboards, RoekA.
vsys Sufreys, Fancy Traps, Victorias,
Jsndaulettes, Wagonettes. Carts, Dos.a-
pos. Village Carts. stsnhope Gigs, Stan.
hope Phaelons, Depot Wagons Doctors
ilihaetons, Ex. Top Cabriolets, Rulabouts,
Canopy Victoria PhaetOns.
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Rooms nante6.


DACHELOR, wants for October ? or
near Union Club. Address, stating terms
\. b., i. o. Box 70S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By
- neat. tidy young English girl nrst.
class references; wiling ana ooliHng
| Moderate wages city or country. Cau az
| ia East 4lsh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

| ~ HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS by
u thoroughly experienced young frot.
nstant woman or as waitress alone besg
city references city or country. Please CAL
| 7AA 9th-AYe.. near t2d.sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

n, ARDENER and USEFUL-MAN.-By a
u single man thoroughly understands his
businesk also understands horses good
driver best city reference. Address p. f.,
Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

~ ARDENER. by a single man, 2S
" fully competent in AL branches. Adj
dress GARDENER Box 20, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

A FRENCH Protestant Governess. well
N recommended, wants situation In fanh-
ly going abroad. Address z. L., Tribune
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domestic 5itHa.ions Wanted


A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY
"A. MENT HOUSE.-Eor hotels and prt-
vat families: frst-elsss male and female
help. with references; city and country.
At Mrs. FLOYD'S, 1873 0th-aye., 4th house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

An ENGLISH lady would act as cOm-
~ panion t. lsdy. or would instruct young
children In return for quiet, comfortable
home; references exchanged. Address A.
r. c. Tribune ONCE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

n 0ACHMAN and GARDEN ER,-By mar.
- RED German, so one child thoroughly
understands the care o. ane trotting and
flowers and fruits. &c. 10 years Ameri-
| can experience careful city and country
driver; can take mtlre charge Of gentle:
reference. Address J. K, Tribune Branch
Once 020 9d-avH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

NOACHMAN.-By a IrSt-cIass sInVIe
u man: thoroughly understands the care
and management Of horses and carriages
leaves his pace on account OF the family
turning out their hQfs's nrstclass city
reference OaIl or address w. B., 10 West
1Sth.st Driva,e stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-05

n OACHMAN.-Present employer wishes a
~ situation for cOachman for the summer
years reference; can DO highly recon.
mended. Address IL West 17th-st., or call
LntMHAn o and 10 a. m.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29

Magniiicient New IIostclry just Com
plctcd in Roanoke.

For several months the citizens of
Roanoke have watched with interest
the construction of the Lee House, a
four-story, pressed brick hotel. at the
corner of Commerce street and Salem
avenue. Mcssrs. Nicholas and Wood
ward are the entcrprising owners, and
they have good cause to be proud OF the
splendid Hooking structure they have
just completed. MIR. +. X. Woodward,
the Junior member of the firm, recently
retired from the City Council after six
years service, which won for him the
priceless plaudit, "Well done, thou
good and faithful servant" He super
v.scd the construction Of the Lee House.
which is admirably arranged for the
hotel business, and presents first class
opportunity for competent manager TO
secure a fine location and profitable
business
The first floor is divided into four
store rooms, two on Commerce street
and two on Salem avenue, and several
Railways. On the second. third and
fourth floors there arc siXty-iive rooms
heated by steam and lighted 10y gas or
electricity There are two dining rooms
and baggage and passenger elevator
connecting with every floor. Three en-
frances from the street afford ample
ingrcss and cgrcss. This house was de-
signed especially for frst-class hotel
and nothing that viii conducc to the
comfort OF those who may favor it with
their patronage has been omitted in its
construction.
Any iirst-class party desiring to con
duct Il iirstclass house in the best hotel
town in the South, would do wei to cor
respond with Nicholas x Woodward this
city, who will lease or rent it on reason
able terms 1t is only three squares dis
tant from the dcpots and is in the centre
Of the business portion of the city.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29
a DEVELOPING FACTOR.

Perhaps the most important factor of
to-day in Roanoke's progress is the
Roanoke Development Company. On it's
extensive tract in the West End indus
trial plants are in course of erection
which will employ an initial force of
1000 operatives. These industries
represent as great force as all of the
other industries of Roanoke combined,
the Roanoke Machine Works excepted.
On the strength of these other indus
tries Roanoke has grown to be a city of
%, 900 people. Yet less than Il year has
elapsed since the organization of the
Development Company. Out of its in
dustrial development fund of 5000, 900
only Sl5O,OO have been appropriated.
This appropriation has secured indus
tries which will support population Of
5000. These industries have been Sc
cured in face Of business depression
of national extent, which fell with
paralyzng effect on many cities.
1t is a safe prediction; then, that the
Roanoke Development Company will
within five years be the principal fac tor
in adding 10000 to the population Of
Roanoke, 4 population which will grow
largely around the business and indus
trial center of the Development tract.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29

carbonate to form bicarbonates.... 10000 yrs.
1880 grs
Free carhonic acid, 1913 cubic inches
The location of the Roanoke Red is n
panacea for hay fever and acts at once.
Hundreds of certificates in substantial
ton of every claim herein set forth are
on file in Col. Chapman's Office, and en-
brace such eminent men as Dr. j. j.
Norman, for forty years resident physi-
clan at the Grecnbricr White Sulphur
Springs; Drs. a. Ii. koiner and Jos. A.
Gale, of Roanoke; VIM. w. Gwathmcy,
of Norfolk, Va; Southgate Leigh, of
New York; Oscar Wiley. Of salem; a.
c. Pryor, of Petersburg; II. G. Stevens,
OF Texas; T.. Cross, San Antonio, Texas;
Or. Wyndham S. Robertson, of Dan
Vile, Va. James X. Graham, of Arkan-
sas. In addition, Capt. Il. B. Norman,
Of Roanoke; Rev. j. Watts Shaaf, Rev.
DR.. Paul Whitehead and hundreds of
others have voluntarily given ccrtif
Gates tcstifying to tho remarkable fl
cheney of these waters.
Applications for the water pour in
upon Colonel Chapman, and to supply
this demand he is arranging to ship in
large quantities to several of tho mcri-
can States and to Europe. There is
but one rival of the Roanoke Red and
that is the Monroe Red of West Vir
gina. and even this resort is deficient
in some Of tho essentials which have
given the former its celebrity.
\ SANITARiUM SUGGESTED.
1t has boon suggested from several
quarters that it would be well to cstab-
lish an all-the- year-round sanitarium at
the Roanoke Red for the care of suffer
crS from diseases its waters have
proven so remarkably beneficial in.
Here is Il splendid opportunity for 4
wealthy physician, or capita list to make
money rapidly. or philanthropist to
confer priceless benefits upon his race.
Colonel Chapmans large investments
throughout the Southwest have pre-
vented him from adopting the suggcs-
ton and putting it into practical effect.
He would no doubt dispose of this val
liable property To some person who
would.
The resorts impcrfcctly sketchcd are
the property and undo. the manage
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29

and demonstrate his ability 10 handle
the problems Of heavy construction that
necessarily arise in designing buildings
of this Character.
Mr.. holland had the good fortune to
serve many years under prominent ar
chitccts in Philadelphia and New York
and thus to become familiar with their
art OF design and method Of construc-
ton. Among the numerous buildings
upon which he worked, probably tho
most widely known is the Methodist
Book Concern, corner Of Twentieth
street and Fifth avenue, New York
city. and the new City Hall. Phladcl-
phia. lie also passed the government
examination for the position of draughts-
man Of the Office Of The supervising ar
cnitcct in the Treasury Department.
We are glad to know that since locat-
ing in Roanoke he has been encouraged
by the patronage of some OF our most
prominent citizens. I he alteration of
MIR. w. W. Goes, residcncG' completed
some time ago, and the now Episcopal
Church and Mr.. Joseph w. Coxc's new
residence, which are being built under
his supervision, arc Sln ong the works on
which he has been employed.