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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-11
RAILROADS.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY "a, 1891.
wEsTD0UND, LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.
1:55 n. IN. Arrives Radford 9:25 n. m, connect
ing ut Radford with New River branch
leaving daily ut 9:t5 u. m.. Bristol LIS p. IN:
lO.l0 a. m, Arrives Bristol 410 p. IN. Stops as
all stations.
G25 p. M, Arrives Bristol 1l.35 p. IN. Connects
at kodtord with New River branch leav-
ing ltadford sos p. Ill. daily for Bluetleld
and Pocahontas.
1:55 p. IN. daily for Radford and Intermediate
stations.
NORTH AND EAsT"oUND, LEAVE ROANOKE
DAILY.
$50 a. M. for Lynchburg, Petersburg and
Richmond.
1880 p. III. for Hagorstown, Harrisburg, Phi1a-
dclpha and New York.
l2:i5 p. III: daily for Richmond and Norfolk.
5;30 PIN. daily. Arrives Lynchburg 100 p. m.
$40 p IN. for Shenandoah.
!l.20 p. III. for Richmond and Norfolk.
ll.20 p. III. for Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
New York, and Washington via Shenan-
doah Junction and B. s. OR. Il.
For all additional information apply at ticket
Office or to W. b. DEVILL
General Passenger Agent. Roanoke. Va
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done fly off thout my never llnovin' 1t.
You'll get 'em agin, missy; yoh's boun'
ter cause rs de pictcr Oh me fader."
Irene dismissed the ''picter" rather
GROSSLY, her northern soul rebelling
against such shiftlessncss. A day later
card was sent up to her room with
the name of stranger written upon it
in pencil. She went down and met in
the hotel parlor tall young man who
wore the United States blue. He held
in his hands funny bundle that was
tied mp with number of aggressive
looking knots that stuck out like mules
cars.
my washing" cried Irene, by way
OF introduction; she recognized the ban
danna.
Il found it far up on the mountain, {"
said the stranger; sit had your name
and address pinned on it and looked like
big pudding ready to be boiled"
They both laughed, and he told her
ho was there surveying new road for
the government His name was Saun-
ders and he was from Philadelphia.
He offered to take Irene on a buck
board to the cabin on the mountain,
and they had u famous ride, and saw
Anastasia in all her glory among her
own kth and kin
Use done tell yoh Use lucky, missy,
kase Use dc horned picter OBJ me ia
der. reckon yoh cocht beau, too,
missy"
This was very embarrassing and
highly improper, but there was nothing
to do but laugh 1t off, which the two
young people did.
But prophetic Anastasia! This sum-
mcr Irene is no longer alone or love-
less. and on her wedding trip she will
take in the Brook Trout house, the
Black mountains and Anastasia-- Mrs.
NJ. l.. Rayne, in Detroit Free Press.
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ROANOKE & SALEM DUMMY LINE,

On and after Monday February 10th.
1891, trains will be run ils follows:
WEST. EAST.
Lv. Roanokc.Ar.S alcmiLv. Salcm.Ar. Roanoke
700 m. $50 am. T:i5 am. Sis a. m.
S:3O I'm. 900 I'm. 9:15 am. 9:45 q. m.
l0:O0 am. 1870 am. 1O:45 am. rs a. In.
ll;oO p. 200 pm. 1915 pm. l2:45 p. m.
100 pm. 1870 pm. 1:45 pm. 2:15 m.
2:3O pm. 300 pm. 3:l5 pm. 3:45 p. m.
400 pm. 4:3O pm. AS pm. Sis p. m.
$50 pm. 500 pm. 6:i5 pm. GAS p m.
ZOO pm. T:3O pm. 7:45 pm. Sis p. m.
On Sunday same, commencing with
500 q. m. from Roanoke.
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THE ROANOKE DEVELOPMENT COM.
PANY.

Ono OF the valuabl industries secured
by tho Roanoke Development Company
is the Norwich Lock Manufacturing
Company, manufacturers of all Shelf
Hardware. for Builders purposes. Their
goods are known throughout the entire
country to be first-class. 1t is therefore
important that all Industrial concerns
using this class of goods should know
that they can locate in Roanoke to great
advantage. This is particularly appli
cable to Door, Sash and Blind Manu-
facturcrs, as well as to many others.
For particulars address
ARLINGTON GiLPlN,
General Manager Roanoke Develop
ment Company, Roanoke, Va.
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BREvITEs.

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday for
stephen J. Rathburn, OF O'Brien's, WASH, and
Fanny Dunn, of Houghtop; Oscar Swanson and
Amanda Johnston, Of Tolt, WASH; Andrew
Kundersen and Ranghild Olsen, Of Tacoma;
Elmer Anderson. OF slaughter, and Anna NJ.
Hedin, of Seattle.
The opening display Of millinery at Mn. 8. A.
winslow's. $40 Pike street, having been so at.
tractive it will be continued on Monday and
Tuesday next. and those who have not seen the
elegant assortment of fashionable French hats
and bonnets are cordially invited.
At recent meeting Of directors OF the Mer.
chants National bank Mr.. Vincent Wallace was
appointed cashier OF the bank in place OF R. n
McFadden, resigned.
Owing to an attack of the grip Rev. John r.
Damon was unable to go to Black Diamond t.
preach today.
One homestead and two cash entries were filed
in the United States land Office yesterday.
Three patients were received at Providence
hospital yesterday and one discharged.
Free sample-rooms at the Russell, corner Of
Third and Cherry
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THE BLorrER.

uSrrEb STATES couRr-HANFoRD, ).
farmers Loan & Trust Company VS.. Oregon
Improvement Company--Joseph Simon dis
Thomas D. stpnsor VS.. James B. Clarke-Mo-
uqa @ amend. Complaint granted.
United states vs.. Vessel. no name. Victoria
@esgier-Deiault and decree issued.
- kl{e Bruhn Vs. Joseph Simon. receiver Of
Me Oregon Improvement -Company--Case set
~ ~ ana dismissed, and Joseph Simon dis.
ensSzed as receiver
SUPERIOR couRr--LicHTxNBERe, j.
veS9u Improvement Company vs. Arthur
Hsy Is 'o'
Gee.ge Jackson vs. ". H. Mcdonald ct al
ciosnre OF lien; set for May Is.
fo sscnas Jackson vs.. ". II Mcdonald ct al
acfy Della, by +. W. Hankey. her guardian,
~ DAVID Kaufman ct ALTO compel correction
SET for April q.
4 4. Denny vs. W. II. Shoudy-roreclosur of
-; Get for April 80
~. 81 shnbsck W Amelia shubeck-Divorcs:
"a 15. MI !. B Prouty vs.. H. H. Prouty-pivorcs
adsr " 's' a''ae oeeos' dropped from cal
set for April -
Referred 10 Mr.. Battle az referee.
sssH A Ionneson Va Ella T. Tonneson-Di.
=; SET for April u.
Ae% 3D.. 2, Hin VS.. A. B. Young ct ai-Dropped
ososSe hinnear VS.. Northern Pacific Railway
eTuS-continued until April Is
u@ H. = Hsasxam ". Michael Phillips ct al.-Mo-
10y W 9eiauit and Judgment; granted
ssnn Fountain VS.. F. o. Burns ct ai.-Notion
ma :. ssnswer; granted as TO paragraphs 8, &,
~ - denied as TO Others
~ ~. ferguson VS.. Seattle Electric Railway
5Sa.Se wsf Company-Notion Tor new trial;
ssssst schulss VS.. George W. porubach e, al
1ned until April l6.
8 s7sn NIL Company VS.. Board OF Harbor
a customers ct al-defendants' motion
Puget sound Railway Company
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[PT OF COURT.
lsEneys Adjudged Guilty
md Fined $40.
Is or REPLEvlN SUITS.



A1cntennefg aevosca the entire alter
eyenins lion 9! MS court @ nearing
s hese ecots ana OSio 4. Bye1 con-
~ cours ces, ana - O'Clock II the
eter : .uious nearing o. nye noury
- yonn Muey ana OVID A. Byerv were
enlnI o. contempt ana nnod 70 EACH
19 :. hale ana william I. Scott the
OF the nrm OF Wiley, Hale \
- soluoged nos guiisy.
6on q tnese attofnsys which LED tothie
ing wes tneir attempted tnterfercnce
eefu = the hsuds 81 an oaicer Of the
+ About two months ago the stock Of w.
eneker = CO. was attached By creditou
oesore closed. There wero vas1ouo clatms
~ easo Became somewhat complicated,
Ming g pess fof all paroles concerned,
about three weeks ago. ana the entire
Il keichcneker q co. was turned over to
Z - 0mcd1 noiolng y under attachment.
M eeLi1ng the property 1t private
81 last Ibufsday the whiting Manu-
company brought suit against him
~ foe silyerw arc they clatmed had been
M keichenener q Co. TO cell on commis-
- Wiley. Hale q Scott, - attorneys for
o9Mpouy, proceeded 70 replevfn the goods
- Ovid A. Byers, - attorney for n. J.
had : similar claim, and he also -
- = the WET Of repieyin to get his property.
I 0eee wrlte OF repievtn the property
rM VS. levied upon, when Harrington =
- at1orneys Tor Gcphart, got out . re-
1lng order to prevent the SHERIFF from tah-
property and to prevent these attorneys
oking any further seton In the matter.
mus interfering VAN property - the
Ion o. the court through tts receiver
h, Hale Scott ana Ovid 4. ByefD were
~ eppear ana show cause why they should
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". D6ned ~ rfevs.c. : -. <~.--.-.- 8.
Yesles M ct qcn, ic q, 1r4ensnt; granted.
e ~s''sn ds.sss' e alDsnuHsr 2 compliant;
re ~ IS msr.is sn1 2; y. yount =. rsIrhsysu
Pur{y: denie3 vttSe.,e ". ssle q Ooet =. W.
Bsss.d csspsnsss < e e aniT?of Sresli-pemur.
49, 49, ~ PIaans; eo9onueo until APRIL ID
usnv. f,,vv.,.1.Sst1 S. W snoqueImie a!u CON-
Il n S:c.s ~ % comEiein!: overruiec
rer 70 sompisint: overrni.3 sason - n"t-
Andrew z; Port u. John rarnt ct al.-Dcmur-
N sne maftcr Of Wiley. Hale Scott Hearing
- 0oef % Snow cause why they should not Be-
punished Tor contempt Of court: John Wiley
Illus +. Hall ard William I. Scott sdiudxed not
sglasy; wiley appealed to the supreme court
order % show cause Why s. ahonid nj IS bun IS
ishcd for contempt Of court: Ovid 4. Byers "a.
1uqfed guiity Of contempt and lined 90; case op-
~. 1917 :, s. D1r4nIxssr--IicHrsssERS,J
wiiiss,r - 49, 49, g. ossalns-Decree appointing
hond y -. ssesfns !. administrator upon giving
Eststs Of cstharina Q. Henderson Petition
for hsssins. - for "a, g ofdef nxans time
State az Washfns4nr :. 1e,ae 4 rohr...
Em6eSs3ersr,4. - rs.rs; - s.ss y. 49,
ney the names Of B. 4. Coates and l Nelson M, Ne
Bnresry srrsirped ana eussreS rIs
nroxSS uac1s ~ SO - - LOT 1prMlI =
ned until xprll Is, =. S'n''n'
Comnanv1 aSMHTGuf - Noathesn Faciac ksaiwsx
e-anfed furv Sischsrc.~a s,sd c.s ssstsaa su~
r ocnm M y, p p Freed-Replevin;
T. 4. Pnain =. John Noycs-suit an account.
0lue1 ailowlne plains'n counsel 70 have nics
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n Columbia 4 Puget Sound Railway Com
pany and 6oetson & Post Mill Company have
oseu e1jofned by Judge Lchtenberg at the In
oance q the Seattle 4 Montana Railway Com
Q1y. q IL claimed that the Columbia Puget
eeand has large force Of men at work driving
80 and constructing trestlc on the Seattle 4
Nentana right-of-way along Railroad avenue
Tween Jackson and Weller streets
q the application for an injunction the plain
09aaks that the stetson 4 Post Mil Company
~ only be cnjoined from driving more piles
s1ong its right-of-way, but that 1t be compelled
p take up the piles already wrongfully put
oown.
The order Is made returnable on April Is, and
atemporary restraining order was issued, pend
iug the hearing of the application for an injunc-
don.
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ACCESSORY TO HIkosE's DEATH
Another Japanese Arrested for Provok-
inG the Fatal Quarrel.

Ing the Fatal Quarrel.
At the instance of Assistant Prosecuting At
torney A. G. Mcbride Japanese named Keema
Nakoa was arrested and jailed last evening on
charge OF murder In the first degree. He 10
accused OF being an accessory to the murder of
Hikobe, which occurred In Jackson street res
taurant last Monday night.
The accused is \ small japanese and has .
bruise and cut on the forehead which looks a.
If It might have been Indicted with some blunt
weapon. He was one Of the Japanese whom
Officer Sam Corbett saw leave the restaurant ct
the time Of the murder. He appeared to know
q good deal about the killing from the lrst and
was present Ut each examination OF Riosuks
Mort, alias 's6alt Pork The officers have evil
dence against Nakoa by which they expect to
show that he not only aided in killing Hikobe
but caused the men to quarrel in the first place
and then urged them on till they came to blows.
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A FAMILY ROW AT ORILLIA.
Constable LIE Brandt and His Brother
in-Law Charged with Assault.


in-Law Charged With Assault.
Constable Jacob lie Brandt, Of Orillia, and
Charles Edinger, his brother in-law, are charged
with assault and battery by Andrew d. Martin
OF Springbrook, and stephen l.. Martin, his
brother Andrew d. Martin swore out warrant
before Justice Won Tobel yesterday for Ia
Brandt. Though tho complaint only charged
him with assault and battery 1t represented
that the defendant had bitten the complainant'a
thumb. Later, stephen l. Martin appeared be-
fore the justice with bruised eyes and distorted
features and swore out a warrant for the arrest
of Edinger, charging him with assault and bat
terry. The circumstances of the case were not
learned, but judging from the connection Of the
parties in the case there is evidently a family
row.
Constable Charles Robinson went out to Drill
liza for the defendants yesterday, hut could not
find them. 1t was reported that they had come
to Seattle.
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Three Attachments Issued.

Three attachments were issued from the
superior court yesterday. One was gotten out
q he instance OF Smell, Hcitschu 4 Woodward
egAinst Isaac Korn for - .994 So balance claimed
Tor goods sold from June /, 1859, until April 10.
l0l The attachment was issued on the ground
hat Korn is disposing of his property with the
intent to delay and defraud his creditors.
4. Baumgartner was attached 1t the instance
q ]. H. Nevins for 1854, balance claimed for
money loaned and goods sold.
"a +. Richardson was attached by Lilly,
SuSardus d Co. for $3.50 50, for goods sold
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New suits Filed,

1he following were among the new suits be.
eu1 IN the superior court Yesterday:
LILY. Bogardus & Co. VS.. J. Z. Richardson ct
as-Suit for $259.S0 for goods sold attachment
= Il. Nevins VS.. A. Baumgartncr-Suit for 1854
% balance on goods sold and money loaned;
attachment Issued.
langley 4 Michaels Company w. NJ. A. Kelly
suit for 1881 for goods sold.
lnck, Van Slyck, Young & Co. vs.. Willard A.
Aefsc--Suit for 81 0oo damages 10 building.
CHARLES A. Carlson VS.. Maggie McCall-Suit
nor Qs4le for goods sold
tefry Gibson vs.. Gina A. Bowen ct al.-Suit on
womissoYy note for $li24n
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DAMAGED BY DIRTY WATER.
N Overflow OF Palmer House Sinks
Leads to filtration. -

Leads to Litigation. -
suit for damages was instituted In tho
hyperion court yesterday by the Arm Of French,
Van Styck, Young & Co., of ST. Paul, Mimi,
htecover $1,000 damages from Willard A. Morse
- permitting water from his sinks to escape
md now through the ceiling aud over the dry
s1oods In the store Of wiusor 4 Co.
Morse was proprietor Of the Palmer house, on
yFcnt street, between Union and Pike. The
nound door OF the building was occupied ~
Wlnsor's store on February 70, 1890, when the
INKS overlooked and the alleged damages
sceurred. winsor 4 Co. assigned their claim to
plaintifFs.
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To Dispel Colds.

Headaches aud Fevers, to cleanse the system ef
fectually, yet gently, when costivc bilious, or
when tho blood is impure or sluggish to perma.
nently cure habitual constipation, to awaken
the kidneys and liver To healthy activity, with.
ont irritating or weakening them, use syrup of
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columbia, watch il grow.
columhia, watch il grow.

Highland Brand Evsporated Cream was
awarded the gold medal. the highest distinction
1T the late Universal exposition at Paris.
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GO To

Sumas City, where they src building homes as
rapidly an lumber can be secured and where the
finest hop land and farm land can be had. See
the sumas City Land and improvement Com
pany, Room l6 Posi- Building
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Highland Brand Evaporated Cream differs
from condensed milk, being unsweetened, abso.
luseiy pure and oi natural flavor.
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Davis Broadway addition, 6 Colonial block.

Have no equal ~ prompt and positive cure
for sick headache, b:liousness, constipation,
pain in the side, and all liver troubles. Carter
Little Liver Pills. Try them.
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columbia, watch it grow.

Tho hest Jersey cream does not impart 10 conee
as rich and delicious favor as the unswestened
Hirhland Brand Evsporated Cream.
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AGENTS FOR SWEET, ORR 4 co.
We have the agency for sweet, Orr & Cos.
pants. overalls and other goods. L. NJ Rasin
Clothing Company, 80. Front street
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Money TO loan on improved real estate. Appl,
room 30. Butler building.
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Davis Broadway addition, 6 Colonial block

ssc.op % loan at once. on inside property, By
n q Glars a 20. - and Il Safe Deposit building.
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results whom
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the system
effectually, dispels colds, headaches
and fevers and cures habitual consti-
patton. Syrup Of Figs i the only
remedy Of its kind ever produced,
pleasing 70 the taste and acceptable to
the stomach, prompt In its action and
truly beneficial in It's effects. It's many
excellent qualities commend It to I'll.
It IL for ale in SOC and 81 bottles By
all leading druggists
MAhurAcTuRuD Only ~ ma
CALIFORNIA re SKRUp 90.
SAN FRANCse00, cAl.
oussrxlx. H. rev yoax n Z
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RACES. . g
VICTORIA JOCKEY CLUE
SPRING RACES.
NAY AND 2, 1891.

First Day-Friday May /. 1891; commencing
p m: First race-rr otting, 2:4O class. heats s In
heats, 2 In 8: purse, $3.50. Third race-Koadsters
for horses bona fde owned in the province for one
month previous to race; gentlemen drivers; heats
In 8; entrance. IS; prize cup or set Of harness;
value. $50 Fourth races mile dash, open; gen.
tlemen riders; minimum weight. las pounds; en-
trance, %: prize, cup.
second Day-satufday, May 2 1891: Fifth race
-Trotting and pacing; free for all; heats I'm s.;
purse, $500. sixth race-Running; mile heats; 4
IN 5; purse, 5000. Seventh race-Polo pony race;
y mile dash: open to ponies not over Il q; owners
to ride; prize cup or saddle. Eighth race-Queen's
plate. IA mile dash; purse. $500 and piece Of
plate: second horse to save entrance fee; open to
al maidens foaled, raised and owned In the pro-
vince; weights tor age; entrance fee, 10 per cent
Of purse.
Memo Condtions-Nation Trotting and Pacific
Coast Blood Horse Association rules In force
tober 81, 1889. and February g. 1887 respectively.
20 and 10 per cent; to enter, TO start Entries
close April %, 1891. For entry blanks, further
conditions and particulars address w. H. BAIN-
BRIDGE, Secretary, 2. o. box 2S6, Victoria b. G.
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The James Street Construction Company are
pushing their Broadway line with all speed.
1t IL q race against time, and the company 10
bound to win. sYou can gamble your last dol
lar" said Mr. Ely, "that this company will have
Its cars running the entire length of Broadway
by the middle of June. We are after those sub
sides with long pole and we can knock the
persmmons from the topmost branch, and don't
you forget it.
'sOur Broadway line will be the best equipped,
the safest and most durable road in the world,
and ms to rolling stock, why the new cars at the
power-housc attract crowds OF visitors daily
The Davis Broadway addition 10 ceiling very
fast
Charles v. Martin, ESQ.,, has purchased six lots
erect . fine residence there.
Henry G. Bailey, ESQ.,, purchased four lots in
block 5, on which he will build handsome
villa, costing $500.
Mrs. Alice Doyle and her sister-in-law, Mrs
Field, jointly purchased five lots, on which they
win erect two elegant cottages. These houses
will have cut rock foundations the interior will
be trimmed with expensive hard woods, etc.
The improvements will cost s., 500 TO ss.0oo.
Arson Roby, Mrs. Avice Williams, William
Manning. Olof ostrom, Loen Jansen and others,
have each purchased one or moro OF the $500
lots.
Altogether the movement on Broadway Is graf
flying In the extreme.
The rcsiden.s on Northern Broadway are in a
state of jubilation.
They're marking up the prices Of their lots, and
wear the most gorgeous pattern OF pay day
smile seen In this city since the fire.
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TRY Highland Brand Evaporated Cream In
stead Of fresh cream for Gil purposes anu you
will b delighted.
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Columbia. watch it grow.

Davis Broadway addition. 6 Colonial block
New white goods. Dohsny & Marum.
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Novelties and drcss goods. pohcny Marum.
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TRUNKs AND vALISES.

IkINhS A-~U @KK1fZ-I<S.
Large aud fashionable line of trunks and va
lises at the r. II. Rssin Clothing Company, @2
Front street.
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Novelties in ruchings. Doheny & Narum.
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Tho Washington Floral Company
Have opened a store at COS Second street, aud
are ready to ill all orders for flowers Tor all occa-
sions. Floral designs for weddings, parties.
balls, funerals, ETC.. the very best Of work guar
anteed and at the lowest prices possible. They
also have fine collection Of plants, roses, gera-
niums, verbenas, pansies. and others too numer-
Gus TO mention, all true TO name. They would
be pleased to have the public inspect the green
houses, situated near Lake Washington, on line
of Madison street cable road, and also their
store The firm grow their own plants, and Tor
this reason can give lower prices than any other
party in the city. They make q speciality of
landscape gardening, having secured the ser
vices OF a firstclass landscape gardener, and are
prepared to take all kinds of work In this line
by the month or by the season Satisfaction
guaranteed. Cut flowers of all kinds received
daily fresh from their greenhouses Remember
the number. Dos Second street.
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SHIRLEY DARE, THE EMINENT SCIENTIST,

SHIRLEY DARE, THE EMINENT SCIENTIST,
In his excellent article on "Cooks aud Cooking"
in the ~. Louis Repahic OF December IS lssn
speaks as follows OF the Highland Brand Evapo
rated Cream: madame should try her husband
with little wcll-cooked rolled oats, served with
q spoonful of the Pure Canned Cream. now sold
ut reasonable prices ut beat groceries. This
cream suits weak dixestions better than mix,
aud the young women who desire 10 gain
plump necks aud arms We recommend to try
breakfast of CAT meal and cream, which. by the
way, is better than cod liver oil Tor many con-
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Columbia, watch il grow.