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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-18

the city who imports musical lns<ru-
n,ents and has compiste stock OF
saset music. Call and 80 hun 1t 50
Cxnal-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-18
Tho Handsome and Excellent Everett
Piano.

Because they are manufactured from
the most carefully selected material.
Because they remain in tune and up
to pitch, superior to all Others.
Because the tone OF the Everett
piano is powerful yet pure and we'll
sustained.
Because from their sympathetic
quality of tone they are admirably
adapted to the voice.
Because they contain all desirable
Improvements.
Because the manufacturers are prac-
teal mechanics, familiar with every
branch Of their business.
Because every piano is thoroughly
tested before leaving the factory.
Because each Everett piano is fully
warranted for the term OF seven years.
Displays at each fair.
Sold in Grand Rapids only By
HERRIcK, MoREHEAD & NELSON,
% and % S. DIvision-st.,
McMullen Block.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-18

Crates in the fair are the mantels and
fireplaces shown by weatherly & Pulte.
of 81 and Ga Pearl-st. The Bissel or
Peerless crate il considered by experts
as superior for its many good points,
and visitors TO the fair will do well 10
call at the double store of this firm and
inspect their fine line Of plumbing and
sanitary goods, which they are large
dealers in and Of which they carry .
very fine stock.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-18
A Model Red

To describe the Gum Folding Bed is
an easy matter because of its rimpliclty.
Here it is: In front of the bed is q
cabinet, with anti-friction rollers
mounted on concealed track. which
can be extended t. carry the cabinet
free from the carpet TO the right OF lett
Of the bed when open. The fronts 10y
this novel arrangement always remain
upright and In the most convenient
positlon possible. When the piece ID
closed for the day Use the cabinet is
easily moved in front of the closed up
bed, completely concealing the fact Of
a folding bed being III the room. The
cabinets or fronts are made in various
styles, consisting of wardrobes, dressers,
washstands, chitfoniers, writing desks,
bookcases. sideboards, and halltrees, or
a combination of three or more pieces
In one. In fact some are entire chamber
suits III one piece, occupying no more
space than an ordinary folding bed.
The bed Is very nicely balanced with
only forty pounds of weight, and is
perfectly safe. as It is impossible to tip
1t over or close up except when desired.
WHY YOU SHOULD BUY
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-18
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Dn Z. C. wE's EDvs Asp DnAu 1ssAf
uyrr. . guaranteed gpeci6e for Hystef1a. Uixn-
ness, Con vuls1ona rlta. Nervous Neuralgia
Hesdache. Nervous Prostratio1 csnssd ~ The
Depression. softening Of The Brain resuitiag
in insapify aod Leading - mipsrs. eeeog $50
death. Premature Old Are. BeFrennees. booe
epermsforrbBA caused By over-exerfiob effho
brain. seIf-ebuse ~ ovesfndulKeDcs: EaeA BOZ
contains ere months treatment. tlg BOX,
VIZ GUARANTEES SIX BoxKs
To cure any csse. VITA each cre3 re2
~ ne fer sin boxes accompanied ~ -
70 refUnd the msney u the treatment 49, net
eject 3 cure. Guarnn tees ieeqe4 org ~
WHITE a WHITE,
Morton House Pharmscy, Sole AgentA
20 Monroe stre~t. Grand kApi0s, Mich.
crEN ALL NIGHT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-18

The great tsrcndel)
the only, 10 his uon-
derful illusion. Cal
atea and the Living
SuuGower."
Prof. Chamberlaip's
wonderful display Of
hand embroidery.
MAMIE CLAYTON.
the beautiful snake
charmer.
Also the beautiful Al
bino Princess.
Re-epgagement Of
Hector.
A Babocn with uurs-
ing baby has heel
added TO the menNg-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-18
Wonderland Musee & Thedter!
81. 50 AND 81 CANAL STREET.
Z. N. Strong. W. q Smith. ...-..Propr:etorS.
willard anager.
GRAND RAPIDS FAMILY RESORT OPEN
From 70 ana TO 10 y. N.
wKxK ooNNrScrSo
Monday Evening, Sept. IA.



The Austfns Gold
Bronze Statue
Artists.
LEW PALMER.
the NOVELTY Star. In
Producing some won
derfrl limitations OF
animals.
The Little Fashion
Plate. Miss Uvfan de
Monte. In latest trop-
zeal soBgs.
The whole to con-
clude with . very
funny afterptece b.
the company.
Saturday afternoon
mitteo for 5 cents.
theater. Admission {,
Theater. 10 c. Reserve
and 1Sr evfYa
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
TIE UBIQUITOUS DOCTOR.
Its Growth end Incrra.e N:ny Almost be
Called Spontaneous.

Its Growth end Incrra.e N:ny Almost be
Called Spontaneous.
The world is not likely to run ont OF
doctors for long lime 20 come. l.csido4
the muliitn rs that uvu run out every
year from tho regular NJ. ID. manufuc-
tories, u ore IS u host of doctors SPRING
Ing up continually from tho highways
and byways. The growth may almost DO
called Spontaneous,
Look NJ tho varieties Thcrc arc old
school doctors, new-school dnt tors, and
doctors without any schooling worth
speaking Of. Pill doctors. md doctors
who arc y "rill" in themselves
Doctors OF Laws md doctors Of
mothcr-in-laws laying on OF hand
doctors, and doctors who will take any
thing thcy can lazy their hnnl, on;
magnetic doc tors with no more uarne-
tism in them than dou:!hnut
Then thcro is tho Indian doctor. who
never saw nn Indian. though no ought
To. with tho Indian in IL scalpiny mood.
Thchcrb doctor,a and tho doc or in tho sub
herbs. The electric doctor and the doc.
tor up TO all manner of tricks.
1'lccding has COMO ont OF fashion. We,
there arc doctors who will bleed you
every opportunity they get. Cuppinc
Is INDUCED in now anil then although /;
IL to he credit Of tho profession that
you rarely soc Il doctor in his cups, with
The exception of an occasional bic.
cough.
In conclusion. will say. ncvrr call n
doctor. unless you arc satisfied You hold
b"ttcr hand than he docs.-Toxas
Siflnys.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
WHY ne DIDN'T GO.
a Now Mexican Pri,on~r's Excellent l.oA-
Ron for Not Escapts,c.

n Now Mexican Pri,oa~r's Excellent lton.
s"n for Not Escaping.
Wo drove mp tn a stage station In Now
Mexico for dinner. but rs tho meal was
mt yet rcndy and the day wa, ilne. somo
OF ns Strollrl about tho place. which
comprised II hamlet OF dozen or 20
huts. In front OF one OF these adol,os
sat lon,-hairud. hollow-oycd man,
whose clothes were I'm trttors, whose
d" 'olntior OF soul wa plainly apra-nnt
Wc halted to give him - wore, e cheer,
surprising him to DO an invalid, but ho
robukcu us with:
"Now. you OUT that 'crc! h,in't
no sick man who want, to 10 coILlcL
up"
lint vo', look distrc ST. l."
"Sartin do, and so yon would. too"
"What seems To be tho tr0ublc?"
"lhar'B no seem about it. I'm q
waitin' to hc sent oil TO State prison fur
nanSlaugh tcr--3in wa.tin' FUR Ovor
three mon tbs"
And what arc YOU doing hc"c?''
''l his is tho Jail; here's whore bo-
ion."
''l;nt whore is tho iailcr?'
"nnnno. Haven't seen him fur throc
days"
And you Gro allowed to sit around
this way?"
Il am. WAS out huntin' ycstcr-
day"
"rhcn. for goodness sake. why don't
you rnt aud run?'
why don't /? Bckaso Two broom try
m fur thirty years to got ont az these
parts, and couldn't fetch Il. Hero comes
show to do 1t. AMI I'm bound To see 'er
through. They're hopin' Id cut st clss.
and reckon the sheriff would lrnl mo
nm ole boss To so with. but they can't
play no such tlolreon mo. I'm nvoin' to
prison. an I'm ng"in' Ivy railroad nm
I've got To be rog'iar escorted, an any
! man "a f9gcrs ON my hrcakin' fur tho
cartus is II vast II shot OH tho wrong
coyote. IN. y. Sun.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

Tic was deeply il love with her. hut
She. while she li.:ed hiIa. did not like
him quite co rauch US TO run risk of
starvation ID o5liJc him >;hc was
quite practicable CROUCH to identify at
= glance o.: which side her bread was
buttcrctl. ard. rather than Look for
plain. dry bread il preference. it was
more il her liac to l:ccp her weather
eye peeled on the i-u dish. Ills ely,
Elcnts were much moro passionate than
forciblc, while her replies were rvi
IDENTIFY tie dictates OF cool end t!clibcr
ctc judgment. "Eut, look here" he re-
noastrCtcd eagerly. there can be no
really GOOD reason why you should TO.
marry fellow who hes Il good salary
just because he has no capital II you
GO fer enough bacl; you'll tird that I've
married 4 gardener without halfpenny
il his pocket" "Whct's the idea of
your bringing that forward us m illus.
trction? Do you not rcrcra Der that the
nc:,t thing he did was u lose his situl-
tion."-Scottish American.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
REcNLCco C$THAvAoANcE.
The Rash Act Prompted by o Mothers
Low,


Tho Rash Act Prompted by o Mothers
Low.
''And you ere determined on this
shameful extravaganza. AllcJrctta?"
demanded TIC husband OF the world
famous soprano. Is he g2:cd wit, o
hagg2rd frovn into the face Of the peer
less woman who stood before him
with TIC liy::t of firm resolution in
every lincamcnt Of her classic countc-
nance.
II cra. Giuseppe. Consider the sea-
son. Remember Il r,uthcrs love for her
oaly child. Look e: dear baby rs he
lies slrmbcriny here III his little nest.
All. Giuseppe. The mother must somo-
times overcome the woman. Combat nc
no moro. will do it-but this once und
this once only"
"Ec i. so. t',cn," nsscntcd her hus-
band. sadly; but breathe no word Of
your weakness to any human being, or
your n@rac will be n byword among
lyric artists"
"You cen trust nc, Giuseppe" proud
~ returned the diva. and bending softly
over the cot she sung 81. 900 lullaby to
the dreaming infant.
"AllcTrctta-" groancd her husband.
this extravaganza breaks ray heart:
and with y heavy siJi, he resumed his
r1onotonous occupation OF passing Gov
crnmcnt bonds through 4 patent coupon
cuttcr.-Dctroit Free Press.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

ON Tue. day next no Will ca up his
c osurc resolu, ion-to change tho rules
id,,r to cut oil debate. Hero again
c,mcs strugg' o in which tnc Democrats
sure to o all. from the Republican
side.
One thing is certain, the Democrats
will resist To the last in both House and
) nate all p rti an 10 sislation. TIL
n lmcrous appropriation bills VIII CHI
must be pas. ed to avo an extra srssi u,
,rnish good lighting ground AMI Tn, y
W III be used to- h br-i u lvtn,a 80.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18


"Oh. the deer little piSgics." she cx.
claimed, walking up to where nun.
Der Of pigs were incarccratcd "ilow
much Gre they pair?"
"EiJat and half. num-" said the
butcher.
Isn't that pretty dear?" she asked
tir1idly. II Gucss I'll take scrac oysters.
instead" she scid. walking over to
where the rncn were busy opening the
cmblcns Of silence ~ want some
oysters sent up: cscallopcd oysters"
she said, with plenty of raisins in
thcn."
''Oh! those lovely pure pumpkins"
she s2id. walking over to stand
where lot OF Edam cheese was dis
played.
iii take four Of these. l:now It's
plcbcan. but Reginald does lil,c pump
kin pics"
Are NIL hams yellow, iil;c thcscP"
she asked. pointing to q counter full
mo, miss; that's only the cover" said
the r12n il chSrGc.
Those lovely pink onions will jus,
match my china How co you soil them
dozcn?"
.Scvcnty-Gvc cents a bushcl." said the
hucllstcr.
Send nc up two bushels" she said
N. Y. Times.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

Every indication points to the fact
h Id in Il ,an ike this week. will be one
of the most importanG and successful
sv nJs in the modern history Of the
&;tate.
II will br Gnthcrinr Of tho mon who
havo been foremost in advertising TO
Aho w"ru TIL, manifold AMI nian,lc>.
fesouIO,s Of the state which, &C th
greatest OF all In tho Union in power
anu po .uiaL.un, IL ucstin Al ~ AGAIN
occupy q scnc.,y less Commanding posi-
4iun.
TIL convention HIS woighty duties
DO perform. Without attempting or de-
string to rec st Lnu,o duties. 1t is no,
out vi place to mention c .rtain matters
ia who pLuilc .p.nion may readily
nnlL
First tho real e,tata mon should gc,
aog-ther In sentiment. They should
fee oiear.y tina The general good an.
general O. 'pment Of the State cal
Aest be arrived a. by a thorough unfit.
1iti"n of purpose.
No policy which stexs +, build up
@n toc.l III ~ "oo.Ii4ns anoLn.r c..
10 successful in the long run. Fac
tuwn sh I'D q On its own merits an.
10y making IA footstool of another
Remember hat the outside world !
looking at Vrrn as holding tho brs
OPT o .tunities for Investment Of an
Southern State. TIL N unite in YOU
efforts to p escnt to tn outside world
tru, exposition of what Virginia ha
and what she wants.
Wi hin the Sta q o X for those law
wh.cl ob,truct vi p lent. whir
hamper enterprise AID VIII ca tul
AWAY otpitul. II such iie found plac
upon them tho .e.l of disapprov
: -Th II work to get iature wh
will r'p'al them. Their is not
-Oba"xrus law on no ,.a ute bo k.
wh ca tho unit. real estate men 81
Virginia cannot re 90
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

From t,c y t yiu.4D pr CT.
Some ign, f n.rh have been
noticeable in the ! a TEN iron market
since the shutti ,g d,w # furn. ces in
the SoLth and tho Sh. mango and He OK
ing valleys. There i, ,n,idarable TALK
in tho Hast, however. of a shut down
there. 1t is proposed to make general
novem mt against tho C ,ke produo .r>
oy the shut down and foice them t.
&C pit lower Pre- ~. The c ,ke men
ave prospo,ed Il sliding ,cllc has, d on
ne pric of iron, but thi, IL not salts
act'ry to the Eastern furnace men
here are some serious phases about
h" question, but the generally good
outlook IL business proiuis II tnat al,
iSDs of trouDl; VIII vanish III an era vi
prosperity h f"r" ~" "r.r""r.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

rev signs on toui Hrcr''n~.
w"ll-hrrd woman always thanks tho
man who gives her seat in tho street
car. and does it in aquiet and not in an
elusive way.
She does not declare that sho noyor
rides in street cars
Aho docs not tnlk locd in public
places.
Sho docs not shove or push to get tho
best scat md she doesn't wonder wiy
in the world people carry clildr. II in
the cars, and why they permit thom to
cry.
She doesn't want to 10 n man. and sbo
doesn't try to initiate him ly adopting
masculine manners
She doesn't say sho hatos women. and
she has some good truo friends amony
them.
She doesn't wear i.oots without their
buttons or IL frocls that need. mendiny.
She docs pot wear on tho street n
dress only NttoI to tho house or CAR
riage.
She does not wear u torn glove. when
n n'edle an threat aud few
stitches would make it all riy.t.-Lou.
tSyllle COuricr-JUurnal
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

Matters are Coming to c sis in Wael
tngtn. But thirty nine days are lei
.. OF a. Cong css VIII Oh has been character
IL d ~ tn m1,t intense "a ti.a ,,..
--nn L!i' part OF the ma o il Sever
III isnr-s vt rem Tin on h, "a nd
wnic s'p,.>+tcin "xtrrmi, '. 4,
ter nln d shall he forced o naiu.
-r't. Foremost of these is tho i ca,
bill.
40 infamous session of thirty hours
<ntins ut Six oclvc1 LAST night. L ~
tin. ,"ir.n',, of The Republican nato
nnd " mettln of their Do NC at
<ppoEcn.s. Senator Faulkner was
tsn u ,urs inc ,ntinnous poss ssion of
40 .r. !. feat of euauranc, almost VII
-@'"sr (" ri In the ss.natc: Finally
adjonrnm ant was fsIc d from tho Il
liuo.. leans.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
STARTING NEWSPAPERS.

W0 reprint elsewhere an cUltOrlal
from tho KIoAnvnd Stato ,n.itl' u
Starting Papers" 1t Contains so much
,nnd s"nsc and is 81 cl"v"rly pr, =
scented that it is we'll worth reading.
DuJ IL Is not ,ntlr, ~ sale III III COZ
usiuns. Many a city in the min, raj
belt of the south is capable Of support
ing daily IN 10000 inhabitants, Will,
of ,urse, some support from the outly
ing country and smaller towns.
IL 10, lnuct Il, youthful II IL daily paper
Ul its own merits can succ seed in 4 town
o 5000 inhabitants, but nevertheless ii
tn" enterprises of that town choose tt.
b icll such paper, it may prove most
profitable venture to tho enterprises
md in an entirely legitimate way. II
such daily can be but,ress, by a good
strong weekly it may prove profitable
venture on its morits. Many such in
$ .anc IS may be cited.
1t it truo that mop ipcr crn succeed H.
Il small city if it @ C unt. rs Il viuorcn
rival which controls tho telog ,aph C
press tran ChIS,.s. For thosr ar,-
formidable ALI S in newspaper war.
LAKE Roanoke, however, ivr mark,
exam p os of what tho Stat" holds G ~.
not exist. Here are three daily papers.
all bearing OH ward signs of 20 :
p rity and VI sorOus growth. Til.
INES knows that one is ever,
M ire prosperous than its owners ant c :
. .ted. and has every reason to bells
til t the other two can show sturdy bal.
n o"s on the right side of the ledger. 1t
i true, though, that these papers hav
tn numerous prosperous towns alonn
OF r three hundred miles Of railroad /,
roy upon for patronage.
But it is useless to bring i'll the street
p &c of newspapers. 1t is Il small factor
[ |" vast majority Of all papers issncf
in the South are sent dir city to sui
,crlbrrs and the street sales are insignia.
can't. Adve, tising is the mainstay of al
iai.ics. 1t IS questionable if IL singh
daily in Amcricl pays its expenses from
its circulation. The Washington Star
one of tho most succ ,ssful of Amrric Al,
newspapers can hardly pay half its "x
| penSes from its circulation OF 33,Oct
| daily 1--WE spe; x from careful ontS,o
estimates), yet it divides profits of no
ic,s than $40, 900 annually.
n ,wsraper succ IS in any field viii.
enough to support n newspaper de
ponds on
Push in he bu,iacss Office.
Money when it is needed.
brains upstairs.
That is tn, trinity. All others mr.,
filsr gods.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
Tin,nins. Str,tc-v.

Iimmins-Ivc mad" myself solid with
Mis'G tr"x. u k'd her most intimate
friend II hor complexion WASH / du. to
cOsinr ties.
Wickwiro-l fail ~ 500 how that Will
help you.
Iimmins-Its just this way: l know
her complexion Is natu al for She has
a'nnt az much color as u rtis,et suue.-
indianapolis journal.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
EOminino Trct.

Hostess let tIinrcr)-You own n very
fine telescope. understand. MIR. De
Science?
Gucst-Ycs. madam. was fortunate
enough to secure most excellent in
struDcnt.
IIostcss-Arc you interested in micro
scopes?
Gucst-No. madam. never had one
Ilostcss-:laric. pass Mr.. De Science
the chcesc.-N Y Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
Southwest Virginia MilBTa,
Timber, Farm and City Properl
Agency. \
Principal Office, Roanoke, Virsinl

The undersigned have opened an {
tio'' for the sale Of mineral, timber az
farm land, and city property on commi
sion. They will develop mineral land
analyze ores, give Instructions for d
vrloping on reasonable charge, se
farm and timber lands. All minera
farm and timber lands listed with the
for sale will be extensively advertise
through agencies in the Northern Stat,
and Europe. a RI cord Of all ores, the
analyses and location will be kept
our Office for inspt ction of buyers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

lie letter OF kuu, 1t IL. scott, L a.,
chairman OF tho board Of pol &C com
missiGneis, to Mr.. Sol Eos or. is fair
and square statement IF otiic al duty
and personal res possibility. We frankly
question, howev, r, il he game is worth
TIA powd r, and in publ hing it &C.
cline to open up the co unas Il The
ZINES to further exploration of wi Mt
the puolic a lnle Justly consif ers
oasele S oh ages aga INST tn, police
,UItc.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
a Useful Hio,nI,er.

School Dircctor-Tc have divided up
the worl, Of the board SO that each
OF the members has fair share to do
lliJCincon is secretary. cm treasurer
end Proct is
Fricnd-Why, Proat is 50 deaf that he
can't hear thunder! What docs he do?
DircctorNOs. all the complaints orc
referred to hiIa.-Munscy's Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
Why Ito Nrnrrlr,lIter.

Allow on earth did Blank. tho drar,.
mist, rome to marry that old muiL.
Miss Dizzy?
E-ThnLs his business.
A'--H"t she IL an awful scoll. rom
lar trrmnEnnt. They have been fight
ing ever ainco tho Gay they woro nuur.
rid
N-Elnnk expected TINT.
Why then. Id no marry her:
Ito keep in pnctico. Hos writ
Ing stirring war drama, you KNOW
Il, XaS SIftin ~
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
"Fa"i AID ...,......."

+ ON tho r. tim III .,tutc.
Tnt Alex .nIrIa G,z.ttc's Washing
Ton co respond NJ Says:
'R preventative l.dmunds of tn
'yncnbmrS. Va. district. who ha. b 81
etaln at hume by indisposition. ma.
'turned d. and WAS III his seat in tn
ousc to day lle WAS warmly c.i.
"atulat d upon hia rrc)v..ry by TN
any friends hc has made among hi
leagues.
! his Is good. honest Paul Edrnnnd.
he Stat has not ic, n Infolm, d of IN
mess. aud ha>trnS to SIND good wshs.
.ui ana NiroillL havo always be.I
'pular.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

THE TIMES has the largest
circulation of any paper print
el i'll Southwest Virginia.
Press room, mailing list and
sub ;cription books open to the
--ssaspection Of advertisers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

Sccdy Actor-Yoa stated in your pc
Per yesterday that the great tragcdian,
MIR. Soci:- Busl:ia, had just returned
frct1 q successful starring tour.
Editor-Yc3, | believe VIC cid. Was
there any thing wrong about it?
Sccdy Actor-Ycs; and wish you'd
correct it The word starring" should
have been "st2rvinc. Judge.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

THG rTNnI.w b t,nut regularly on
a-~crsfe at the following places:
t>o.lii ,Ao--~oIree GrIvtLt, Jr.; h. g.
Smiths, Dalls g. Donnie. Hotels ROAM
@ke, Continental and Ponce De Leon.
Saleln--Alfred s. Burdette 81 Co.'s.
Puiaski-M ,ple Shade Inn.
Biueteld-- Bluefeld Inn.
Pocahontas-POcahOn Inn.
Norfolk and Western and shenandoah
Valley trains
Br,atol Tenn.-W. A. Ward. Front
t --8creet.
Washington Willards'. The MetropOll-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

An Uncle Toms Company. organized
for an extensive trip during the comm;
season. consists Of fifteen trained clli.
gators Eve full-bloodcd Siberian blood
hounds, trick donkey and a small
Arabian pony There are also several
actors in TIC coElpany.-Ilavard Lam
DOOa.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

n u e-Gtting.
tailo:-nctlc dress
end Il liJht-colorcd
cape Of Persian
lamb. she appeared
before the stall.
Keepers ct Wash.
inCton Mark Ct
s he carried u
Russian lcathri
notebook will, u
cold pencil. end
the most Grti,itic
little willow basket
tl0criDnl,lc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
Not Eiv.ncd.

Chicf-Thc detectives on this cccc
certainly must be human. for know
tacrc is nothing uncarthly about thcEa.
A53iGt2nt-IIow so?
Chicf-Thcy don't uncarth any thing.
-,.ctional Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
Tho Height of Beauty.

Young Lady lin fur storc)-Do you
think this cloak is becoming?
Proprietor = becoming? My tear
young lady. dot cloa!; T., Ike you look so
cntran.in3ly beautiful dot if you go IL
street car in rnit dot cloak OH some
s.lcntlcEans would elf you n zcat--
Life
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
Walk Vcrsu Wink.

W. Fearless Gall-Thy didn't you in
trotucc me to your friend Astorbilt
just now? Didn't you see me wink at
you?
GorhcD Uarc-Ycs, ard would
have. ray dear hoy. wit, pleasure: but
YOU see Astorbilt winl,cd It me Grst.-
Puck.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
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assosnents must invariably be Given in
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