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MASONIC.
Dedication OF the Masonic Homo In IItfca.
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Dedication OF the Masonic Homo in Utfca,
N. Y.-Chips from tho Temple.
The new Masonic home in Utica was
dedicated on Oct. with imposing cere.
monies. The city was profusely decorated
with flags and Masonic embiems and pre-
scented gala appearance. The home gives
unbounded satisfaction to the craft and is
looked upon as monument to the noble
principles OF tho order. 1t Is situated in a
beautiful park on the south bank of the
Mohawk, and commands q charming view
OF the valley above which it stands.
Rooms in the home have been furnished
by the principal lodges in the state. The
totai cost OF the construction was 1921 ,Sl4
Inc dedication ceremonies were preceded
by one OF the largest Masonic parades ever
seen III the state-the famous Washington
Bible being one Of the features. Arrived
ut the home the regular Masonic ritual
was gone through with After an invoca-
ton by the chaplain Grand Master Ten
Eyck made short address and Grand Mar
shal Ehlcrs proclaimed the home dedicated.
The grand chapter R. A. M. of the
United States will celebrate its centennial
In five years.
The grand lodge of Colon and Cuba has
changed the name to the grand lodge of
the Island of Cuba.
man who has lost his right hand can
not be made Mason in Canada.
Missouri had in 1881 population of
66GG7. of whom 81 were Masons. Two
years ago the states population was 1901
1S4, with 90, 600 Masons.
The Scottish rite is booming in Toronto.
Wyoming has over 700 Masonic mem
bers.
Indian Territory has total Masonic
membership of 1,l70.
a Masonic temple costing $4,000, 900 is
proposed on the site of Her NIajesty's thea
ter, London.
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There is variety Of black goods this
season that surpass any have ever seen
before. There are worsted brocades,
where the figure is of mohair thrown NY
ON line Australian wool, and though
both textiles are Of exactly the same
shade the difference in the woolsAmakes
1t appear to be i'll three or four Shades
OF gray and black.
just as we BEGAN to get used to .he
luxurious fr0u-irou of the silken petit
coat we arc told that they are no longer
the highest style, and that now, while
each nice dress is to be lined with glace
silk as before, white muslin petticoats.
with lots of soft little rutiles, will be the
newest. The foundation will be of lawn,
with little mill rufflcs set above each
other, and two at the edge of the lawn
skirt The mill rufiles will never be
starchcd, but be left soft and fluffy to
remind one of the daintiness of the stage
skirt, which derives it's chief charm
from those very ruflles that futter like
branch full of white butterflies. Any
how, as the "salcslady" told me, "them's
pretty" OLIVE HARPER.
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knights of the nraccabees.
Sir knights and Ladies' fair.

Llst yc, Sir knights and Ladies' fair
At the hum OF the bees; they are everywbere:
They nre east and west. north and south:
They seem to thrive through rain or drouth.
The Ladies of the Maccabecs have mnde
wonderful record in Michigan during the
past year. The whole number of hives in
good standing In that state June 30, 1891.
was 7o and the total membership was 3, $50.
of which number 1,05O were endowment
members. The whole number of hives
June 80, 1852, was 222 and the total mem,
bership 1856, of which number 6, 1855 were
endowment members-a net gain in total
membership OF S,43S, or over 100 per cent.
and net gain In endowment membership
of 5,0S6, or over 500 per cent, showing that
$3.50 who were social members mt the close
of 1891 applied for and took out endow
ment certificates in 1892 1t also shows n
net gain of l46 hives, or nearly 800 per cent
SO far as percentage Is concerned the
Ladies have far exceeded the knights, and
should they keep up this percentage of
growth during the next five years they
will exceed the Knights in numbers.
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A POPULAR lNNkEEPER.
Tho Prosperous Career of John IL. Drake,
of Chicago.
Especial Correspondcncc.l

OF CnfCat,O.
Especial Correspondence
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-John B. Drake is
one of the best known and most pros
porous innkeepers in tho republic AL
though he is only about sixty he is one
of tho old citizens of Chicago, having
seen it grow from a thriving town of
100,0 900 people to great city containing
more than 100000 and second in inn
portance on this continent to New YorI,
alone. He is native of Ohio, to which
fact partial Buckeyes might ascribe his
success, having been born ut Lebanon.
not far from Cincinnati.
In his early teens, after receiving n
fair, practical education, he set out for
what was then tho Queen City Of the
West to seek his fortune. He arrived
there with fifty cents and n letter O:
recommendation from Tom Corwin in
his poclct-the substance of all his
worldly goods. He speedily got n situa-
ton in the old Pearl street house. kept
at that time by Colonel John Noble, and
relnaincd there until it was pulled down
to give place to Il mercantile block. He
had. young as he was, already shown
sound Judgment in selecting the hotel
business, and went from the Pearl
street into the Office of the Burnett
House, then newly built.
There by industry, attention, energy
and politcncss he won the good will of
his employers and the travelling public.
becoming general favorite. He now
recognized Chicago us the city of the
future and determined to cast his LOT
there. AT the old fremont House he
made himself SO valuable that he was
soon offered proprietary interest, and
grew to be its ruling spirit.
After the great fire he was invited to
take charge. on very favorable terms
to him, of the new Grand Pacific. and
proved himself to be the right man in
the right place. He has made money
rapidly ever since, and, being an excel.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l estate..By virtue OF deed OF trust, dated
the 18th OF November, 1870, from w j. and L..
Blair, Jr., to the Undersigned in trust to secure
to the Home Loan and Building Association the
redemption OF twenty shares OF stock therein
anu uelault having occurred for more than ak
months III the payment or the dues, interest and
hnes upon said twenty shares OF stock, and being
required ny the directors of the said Home Loan
and building Association TO sell the said land
In pursuance OF the bylaws OF said association,
VIII, on MONDAY. THE 1Irll DAY OF NO.
VENEER, 1892, AT i2 O'CLOCK NJ, In front of
the courthouse in thu city OF Roanoke, Virginia.
proceed to sell all that certain parcel OF land i'm
SAID deed OF trust mentioned and described as
follows: ~
Beginning at point on the north side of John
street BIS feet east OF Lewis street; thence In n
southerly direction parallel with Lewis street los
feet to an alley thence with said alley In nm east.
crly direction 90 feet to point: thence In a
northery direction 105 feet John street; thence
with John street In westerly direction So feet
TO the place or beginning.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the amount
payable upon the said. twenty shares and back
dues, interest and fines, total OF $2,702. CO. and
cost OF executing this trust, and IA TO the resi.
due: II there be any, the same shall be upon
credit In two equal annual payments pay able in
ono and two years respectively with Interest
from day of sale. and secured by deed OF trust
upon the said land. THOMAS W. MILLER,
WIS tbs Trustee.
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T>RUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
or trust executed to me by T. Kcfauyer
and X. \. Williams on the Srd day of March iSa0
and recorded in the clerks Office OF the Hustinpe
to j. Is. Winston the payment OF the tum of S450.
evidenced by one interest bearing negotiable note
In the sum of $3.50, dated March 8, 1890, and nav.
able TWO years from date with legal interest; and
whereas default has been made in the paymentef
the said note of $780, and having been reoucstc cd
SO to do by the beneficiary in the said deed of
trust, will orer for sale mt public auction to the
highest bidder at the front door OF tho con RI.
house OF I he city OF Roanoke, Va ON SATiJR
DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1S.l2.
certain lot OF land situated in the city OF Roanoke
virginia, bounded and described ne followe:
TO wit: e'
Beginning Mt point on the east side OF Com.
merct street so feet from the southeast corner of
Pine street, thence in an eastcrly direction 14O
feet to point on same; thence west lao feet to
commerce street; thence north with Commerce
etreet 80 feet to the place OF the beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray the costs OF
executing this trust including a trustees com.
mission OF per cent. and tho past due note OF
1890, to day OF sale; the balance II any, PAYABLE
In one and two years from date, in two euual in
stal,ments. evidenced by interest bearing ncgo.
table notes and secured by deed OF trust on prop
erty. j. b. LEVY
Trustee.
BY consent Of oil parties the above sale has
been postponed until October II at same hour
and place. J.B LEVY.
8 IL t6s Trnstne
BY consent Of all parties the above sale has
been postponed until November II, 1899.
10 IL ids Trustee.
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RED MEN.

Great Chiefs Elected for tho Ensuing
Grcnt Sun-Along the Trail.
AT the great council held in Atlanta the
Following great chiefs were raised up:
Great prophet, Thomas K. Donnelley:
great incohonee, Thomas e. Peckenbaugh;
great senior sycamore, Andrew H. Patton:
great Junior sycamore, Judge r. Il. Daniel;
great C. of r., c. G. Conlcy; great X. Of
W., Joseph Pyle. The next Great sun
council of the great council of the u. S.
Ind. Q. r. M. will be kindled in Des
MONIES on the second Tuesday in Septem-
Der, 1903.
Levi *. Fuller, governor of Vermont. is
member of Quonekticut tribe, No.2 I'm.
proved Order of Red Men of Vermont
Past Grand Incohonee Baker, of Penn
syivania, presented a resolution to the
great council prohibiting the use hereafter
OF the words "squaw" and "papoose" by
any member of the order as referring to
The wife or child of any member, and the
resolution was adopted, and one of the
most objectionable features of the order
was thus eliminated
Thirteen new councils have been insti-
tuted under the jurisdiction of the preat
council OF the United States, and a great
council is soon to be established in Oregon.
The reports Of the great councils for the
year ending Dec. 81, 1891, show: Tribal re.
celpts, 1854 ,243.46; relief of members s2O7.-
3o89; relief of widows and orphans. sl4
2So. l0 burial of the dead, So, 659. II: totnl
relief, S359,975.S0; other expenses, 1888.
!oS.l3; investments, $95l, T44.62; in tribal
Deit' $Soi, ol0o; total worth, 81, 200. 1856.
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RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
- executed to me by Z. II. Stewart, dated
Septc mber let 1888, and of record in the clcrk,e
office of he Hastings Court for the city of Roam
okc, Va In deed book Is, page 2TS In trust to Sc
cure 10 Jno. " omns Gideon the payment OF the
sum OF Sl,80O.OO, as evidenced by two certain ne.
gotiablc notes OF even date with said deed each
In the sum OF $4,000 and payable In two and four
years after date, respectively, with interest, and
default having been made in the payment OF the
last due note, and at request of holder OF ead note
will offer for salc on THURSDAY OCTOBER
18TH, 1892. AT 1918 O'CLOCK. T.. NJ, in front Of
courthouse in the city OF Roanoke. Va, go mary
OF those certain lots or parcels OF land mentioned
In said deed OF trust as may he necessary TO pay
the above mentioned note which is unpaid and
the expense incurred In executing this trust
The deed OF trust above r, ferred to, convcys. to
secure said note, the title to lots u o. inclusive
sec !, az shown by map OF Lewis addition, and
from the lien OF the sad deed OF trust lots No is
10 and IL have been released, and 1t will not be
offered foreale.
will first proceed to SC lot No II In sec 1. be-
Ing one OF the lots convey ed Ia said deed OF trust
and II the price obtained will not be sufficient TO
cover expenses of executing Il Is trust, and the
above mentioned past due note OF $500 and In
tcrcst, will then Offer for sale any one or IN,
lots from Is TO % inclusive, or SO many OF same
as will satisfy the above mentioned obligations.
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay cost OF exccnt.
Ing this trust, including note or $SUO, with inter
csi from September 1st, 1888, and the residue II
any, payable In and IL months from day of sale
10 be evidenced by two equal notes OF purchase.
with interest, and to be secured by deed OF trnst
on property. JAS. s. SIMMONS.
92S ids Trustee
Mr.. Stewart has sold above property and notes
have been assumed by his purchaser
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knights of NIaltn.

This order has one universal password
admitting member into any commandery
in the world. 1t holds charter from the
imperial black encampment Of Glasgow,
Scotland.
1t is the oldest knightly order in the
world
Harrisburg has 1000 knights of Malta.
Paterson, n. j., has GOO.
The Danes of Malta is the ladies' branch
of the order.
There is new commandery being insti-
tuted every seven days.
Pennsylvania has II Communicates.
The order has doubled its mem bcrship
In two years.
The scmiannual eonvocation OF the SILL
preme commapdery will meet at Harris
burg Nov. s.
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RY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST Exc
- cuted to me rs truetec by Henry Grimmcll
ana r w. wagner, dated June 20, $780, and of
record in the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court
for the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed hook A..
pags 3l2, ewing the hereinafter described,
property to secure to the Frostburg Real Estate
and Improvement Company tho payment OF The
sum OF S.s2, evidenced by two certain nego-.
table notes OF even date with said decd, each in,
the sum OF $166 I'd. with interest, and PAYABLE in
one and two years, and whereas default has been
made In the payment OF the last OF said notes and
having been requested go to do by the bene flcary
Will oner for sale at public auction. in front 81
Inc son. house In the city OF Roanoke, Va, ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1892, AT IL O'CLOCK
NJ all those certain lots or parcels OF land stun-
lea IN the city OF Roanoke, Va. and known as
lots Nos. II, IS. ~ 20 and 2l section st. rs shown
oy the map OF the Riverview Land and Manufac
tnri Company, on file Mt the clerk g office of tho
Hnetings Court for the city OF Roanoke Va /
VIII irst oner for sale lot 20, In section ST. and II
the price obtained ie rot sufficient to pay the
above note, with interest and the costs OF sale IL
Will Immediately afierward offer for sale lot 10 In
section 30. - "
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs of exc
cnting this trust and to pay the past due and nm.
paid note OF SiGGG6 with interest from June 20,
1870 and the residue. /. any, to he payabl. In two
equal amounts at q and - months from day OF
sale, with interest, to be evidenced by notes OF
the purchaser and secured by n Decd of trust On
the property conveyed. JAS. 5. SIMMONS
~ tuS Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALES.

I'RuSTEES SALK-BY VIRTUE OFADEED
n OF trust dated the 9TH day of June. 1890. and
recorded In the clcrk'a Office OF the city of Roam
ok in deed book &c, page sSs, from wilson
W crtz to the undersigned trust &C, default having
been made in the terms thereof and being roe
CURED go to DO BY the beneficiary therein sc
Der, 1882, AT y O'CLOCK NOON, in front or
the courthouse In the city OF Roanoke, ofrcr for
sale the following described parcel o. land with
Its improvement consisting OF dwelling house
besinning at poiut on the north side OF Wcllr
street 100 feet cast of Rogers street; thence in n
Dortherly, direction n feet to an alley; theme e
with said sllcy In eastery direction 40 feet to
point; thence In southerly direction "a fe ct
to Wells street; thence with Wells street I'm a
westerly direction 40 feet to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: e ,sh as TO the costs OF
sale and the sum OF S1lS.35. and Us to the sum of
S050 upon credit to become due In monthly
instalments of s2167, without Interest on the
fourth Monday In each succeeding month from
the day of sale and the residue upon n credit Of
one and two years with interest. Deferred pay.
ments to be secured by deed OF rust f'
WIN. II. WINCH. Trustee
have sold the bove property, the purchaser
to assume the above payments.
III "a ids WILSON WERTZ.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF a CERTAIN VAIU.
II able parcel OF land sitnated in Tie CITY OF

TRUSTEE's SALE OF a CERTAIN vALU.
II able parcel of land situated in the city of
Roanoke aud described as follows: Beginning ut
the southeast corne- OF Jeff ron street and the
alley next south OF Robertson street; thence with
Jefferson street south degree IS minutes wcst
one hundred and seventy.ive 075) feet to Tazc
well street; thence with the latter north s. d, .
grecs cast one hundred and sixty one and three.
ter tbs liil.3, feet 10 point; theLce still with
Tazcwell street moth - degrees 80 minutes cnst
forty -tw" (i?' feet To noint: thence north = de-
grccs IL minutes cast ono hundred and forty. nine
anc seven'tenths G490 rect TO an alley; thence
with said a'lcy north 81 degrees IS minutes west
two hundred (2o0) tect 10 the place OF beginning,
and designated rs lots go To 2j', both Inclusive
In ward 5of he map OF the lands OF the Roanoke
Land and Improvement Company
By virtue OF a &C tain deed of trust from r. w.
Spindle to the undersigned trustee, dared the 7th
day OF October, 1880, and recorded In tue clerk
office OF the Hastings Court for the city of Roap
oke, In deed book 81, page :, for the purpose OF
securing 10 joseph |. Doran aud John H. Dinyec
the payment OF the sum or $32, 5C0 To become due
In two equal annual instruments OF 30. $50 with
Interest one and two years from the date of said
deed; default having been made In the payment
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Wasting Away From

POVERTY OF the blood can be arrested and health
and vigor revived. by using remedy that has
stood the test OF years and In no single case
failed to eliminate the diseased taint from the
and life This great cure Is the shect-anchor OF
every physician. in all diseases OF the blood. So
be your own doctor and take what your disease
IodoFerrated Sarsaparila. Price, Si.00 per
bottle. elk bottles for $780, ut Massie 81 Martin's,
Roanoke. Va.
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The tartan velvets will be often en-
ployed to brighten up old silks and
WOODEN gowns. and in that way fill
useful place which they could hardly
gain by their beauty alone.
L noticed pretty dress for young
miss of about fourteen that was of wood
brown camel's hair, with CAMP, belt
and upper sleeves of mahogany brown
velvet, bordered with narrow bias bands
of tartan velvet, in which bright red
and green prcdominatcd. The dress was
exceedingly pretty and girlish.
1t is very easy to say that this or that
will be the favorite fashion in dress
goods or i'll hats, or i'll any other of the
garments that make femininity SO ut
tractive, but it would be very mislcad-
ing, for the fact is that everything is
fashionable that is on tho market, and
each different thing will DO favorite
with people who like that sort of thing.
The choice is varied enough to suit
everybodys taste and pocket
was looking at some silks. There l
saw some rich and heavy fabrics that
recalled the fairy tales of silks that
would stand alone" and they are superb
indeed. Such heavy fabrics are in
tended for handsome evening dresses and
the background is usually dark with
large flowers in natural colors brocaded
upon them | noticed one where the
background was rich dark poult de Sole
with great lunches of lilacs and their
leaves scattered carelessly over the sur
face. They looked as if freshly cut and
dropped there. On some of the shining
green leaves were drops of dew cunningly
simulated in white silk. Other patterns
had n ground black or dark gray with
clusters of roses or jasmines and one
soft messy green had handfuls of pink
azaleas Another had plumes of pam
pas grass silvery white on hcliotrope
ground
Then there are silks moirc with pretty
little figures or dots thrown all over the
surface. and there are silks where the
body is iridescent, with plain brocade
dots CO other pretty fancy apparently
scattered over it all. There are reps
ana plain hengalines and no end of
failles, and an unlimited amount of
gros grains and lighter silks; SO many
that one is almost bewildered by their
variety and beauty, and they are SO
cheap Ito what they used to be-"
Velvet gowns will also have place
this fall for street, for visiting and for
carriage, but they should be black,
very dark blue, p,une green or stone
gray, and fur trimmed or having very
little handsome beaded trimming The
Russian jacket to the waist belongs by
right, and hat to match should be
worn with it.
The richest of ALL of the popular
new wool goods is the Biarritz cloth.
This looks like heavy silk with all its
gloss and bloom. but it is SO soft that
you can crush a yard of it in one hand,
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1t Gives Tone

To the stomach and digestive organs; makes the
food digest, and puts strength in all parts OF the
man. Tired ladies. whose cares seem ioun-
tains, will receive strength to perform NIL duties,
endure great fatigue, and eI Joy every thing in
life. This wonderful tonic invigoratcs at once
and keeps the nerves, muscles, and digestive
organs performing their proper work. II YOU are
run down and need constructing tonic, take
DR.. David's Cherry AMI Iron Tonic Bitters
Price, 81 per bottle, ak bottles for $5 Mt MASH e
e Martina, ROnnokc. Va.
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TRUSTEES. sa1.ps

OF both OF said instruments and being required
80 70 20 oy tho said Doran anu Dingce Il snall
10 sell At public auc Ion In trout or the
couuthonse OF the city OF Roanoke atilu'CLOCKs
=; NJ On WEDNESDAY, TIE. 20 .lI DAY, OF
MY 6nMBEk, 1892. the above described property
hhMS Of SALE: Ca n as 20 the costs OF the
ner c ntindns commission e. she trustee OF 8
thereon from the 18th day OF Cti obs. iStn snbiect
10 credit OF $40 as the 9Th January. is,s.
m.u tnc remainder upon crtdiI OF one and iw.,
y; rom nc day OK salc. ID fcrred payments
10 ocar interest from day of sale sn1 to be &C.,
Curci Dy decd OF trust upon the premises cold
nos On. FREDERICK NJ. LEoNARD,
Az - "os Trustee.
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Especial Correspondence

New YORK. Oct. : "A curious use is
made of plaids this fall. They are made
up as waists, as puffs to sleeves and as
insets in almost every conceivable man.
ncr. One odd fancy is to have blouse
waist made of plaid, with bias belt and
puff of bias plaid around the bottom
of the plain skirt. These are for young
people, as such style would be very
much out of place upon an old and staid
person. The plaids are tartan, and be-
ing bright they should be used with q
solid and rather somber color-even
black is quito suitable.