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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-12
Arc You Tired and Experience

GONE feeling; feel oss OF spirit and lack OF
interest in what is going around you Has
your appetite failed anc have you become weak
and languid? 10 You feel that what you have
eaten has not satisfied yon and has done you no
good: Do YOU sometimes feel Il "lum mp rising in
Your throat" or a burning H. your stomach.
Does your food ;erncnt shortly after eating and
cau-c yon To helch; Ii you have any or the
above symptoms you need mild tonic not
strong drugs. G. AZ once bottle OF DIR. David's
Cherry and IRON Tonic Bitters and life will be-
worth living. P:icc. 81 to per bottle, six bottles
for $500, nj Mas=.e Martins.
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Avenged.

II shonli quarrel with Thee. friend, and say
Hard things from sudden spite.
lie sure ms sorrow vii! revenge thee quite
Before the passing of another day:
SO give me way.
Seck rot to check the madness OF my course;
Zach word shall be dart
To lodge aud ranklc ut mine limos; heart:
Inou art avenged by mine own remursc
WIKI sevcn:old force.
Arthur l.. Salmon.
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sympathy and stun.


A man may eat the incest food,
Wear jewelry an rings,
An dress up like II regular dood,
An live on pies an things;
Have apple sass without the peel,
Iit never have enough,
Without sometimes II regular meal
or sympathy an stuff.
Yer may git tarnal rich, an yit
Thurs su'thin that yo'vc got to git
Ycr'll find yer way is mighty rough
Without no sympathy m stuff
Oh, you may own house an shed,
An wear II shirt thct's billed,
An wear Il beaver on yer head
Until yer hair is spilled;
An If you own n hundred goats,
An sheep, an steers enough,
There's suthin more than hins an shotcs-
It's sympathy an stuff
An this say, an know tits truo
An sound an Bible doctrine, too
You'll find lifc's turnpike purity rough
Without no sympathy an stuff.
Yes, life without it amt no USE
faint wholesome, pure nor sweet;
Wis like pu'idin without Juice,
y tntcr without meat.
A man may b'licvc he's mighty rich,
An yit he poor enough
Without affection, love an SIGH,
An sympathy an stuff.
Yer liic'll be Il crooked trail,
An like cZ not bring up in jail;
he cold an saplcss, dry nm tough,
Till yer cit sympathy an stuff.
I preached this creed to Betsy Jane
A-tother evening, too;
rather guess made it plain
An purity sweet. do.
My arm within her arm il slid,
Clns up aside her muff.
She said she'd give mo love, She did,
An sympathy an stun.
An so named the wcdd'n day.
An Rugged an kissed an cried hooray!
Oh. life will be jest bright enough
With bcisy's sympathy an stuff!
S. w. Foss
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OUR So shoes in both lad les and gents
must bo seen to be appreciate d, they are
worth 81 IF anybodys money.
at j. MOYEn'S
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TRUSTEES SALES.

dsyH, At '2ii O'CLOCK =. NJ, in front Of tho
u,, nose of Roanusc city pre- cec to .el m
pu"'c huctoD to tue highest bidder the ;,nrce, ar
nw u |" Said deed mem toned and described ns fol
I DcS,nt Ing at point ON tho north side n,
,,,rah.e avenue two hundrcd and two feet wcst NJ
~, Mc ,,h s,tce, thence north IL degree. - min
~ W seconds cast iM feet to aiI alley thence
WIN ailey north ii dcgrcrs,l minute % scro"ds
~ u Icct 10 point Inc &C s0u,l: 10 degrees
M, 49,, ~ seconds west nIcet 40 Orang. ave.
n'V' thcncc "th same suUtb Il; degrees 81 minute
=. sVTonus cast iOo feet to thu place OF hc,nr iur
, '.' M Sa,ed on the Mclr"sc Land Conlpany's
,''.'p Oh inc Ne roc Addition To Roanoke city nc
10y" rs numbers II and IL, i'm section ~ 9"
r.n " Cash ~ To enough TO pay the cost OF
executing his trust aud the cxpcn>c of sal. ,nJ
=" ~! t'c dcot secured by sud decd of trust and
ana the ic-iuuc, II any. shalt ne pnvahlc
~ TWO tlHal annual 'ns;almcut., with iu;rr, ~
rom rom, .ate OF sale and secured h, decd of ,rust
re sald Thomas a. Orr ar his "A. siyns sh.li
uiac . inc c.idtc to be payable in "A diTcrcn,
i ,' ana thct In such manner as tic said
direct. iTji,.S ~ f,,cSCtioc or
ii ! tbs " .;, - -.
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lkr vIRTuE OF A DEED OF rDlIsr EIr

IN VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST EXE
cuie'i Ia me n trus &C by Geo " MORGAN
u m MAJ Is iS2, aud of record in the clerks
ot,,tc o, me iin@tings Court OF Roauokc city dc
Lluit haNih. been made in the pavmcnt ~ thc
Hcn' secured thereby, and bci~g hereto r, uIir"d
us ~. ncneuciary IN said dcci, hall oircr for
fa'S ny pubic 'uction before the corrtnons. door
III i"anoSe city, on TUESDAY,, TIE .nriI DAY
" ~, EMBhR, lSi2, Ar - O'CLOCK ~ Tho
ptoprttf de'crihcd in said deed as follows: Thai
Ger am iot or parcel of land with II the ;inproyc
mchi- thereon, which by decd o; May i. lS.,.
WhS conveyed TO Geo. NJ Morgan hv MARY f
Y"ncS. ana Is situated in Gains borough civ of
tMoantukc, ON the iynchhurg and Salem turnpike
back lua feet ' '"H"i"S
hHMS; Cash suilicicn, to pay the cost, and
cAP.h-c~ ot executing this trust. inclncinr a
u"-t,c commission OF ) per cen. on he amount
W rt'v; h''n TWO notes OF $40 each wiz, i'm, crest
rom way is, 1892 SAY ahouI SO in On, n.y. ana
i"s nc balance nc purchaser can pay IN monthly
~ a ,'N's OF so zach. with inteit.t on cnch
..Nh May j.. iSI2 a!ahlc IN The 18th day OF rarh
an" ever. month for - months, bcsinnir, 10.
cr'nncf : So sad notes being preferred in tho
~ u w. ", n'a,'il'! x. h. JONES
'"' 49, Trustee,
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LOCAL. STOCKS.

Inc following quota lions Of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks aro Eur
nished by Won Hemort & Co, hond sad
stock brokers, Eoanck,. Va.
RANK AND .rNIisr .,lMIANlhN
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Hi VIRTUE NF y DEED "F r.ttf~ rIAT-n
tho 20 a day OF October. iSil. AMI ar r., q, .i4l
in I'll" clerks Office or tho Corp prttiou Goa f.,
the city OF hoauokc. ia dc.G hO .ai, pa.tr IS
whereby l 'om orr convey Ell 10 The iiu,!rr
signcd ihc parcel OF huc he c!nai'cr mrn iuu
Ia trust tn sccntr To Wm liaurtl1u The ,t.r..t
OF th snm 81 +i.S .cvidel Ccd lbs two p'nnH>ut.
notes, cach III TIC sum Of III. - win intrir-
lively t'on, date. hna default hNius urcutfct d.
the pHNnlent az hoth OF -nid nn't- ami bc,it.. f
on MONDAY, fliE3TI DAY OF DECEMB. 4
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ESPECIALLY infants, is prevalent at all
times, but is largely avoided bY giving
proper nourishmentard who esomc food.
The most successful and reliable is the
Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed
Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep it,
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The Singo ART cXhihi; will close Sat
urday noon.
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6 ids

Rf NlRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
ID dated the Goth day OF October 1S1 and
oVrccord III the clerks office of the corporation
court for h city of Roanoke In deed hoos 81.
page -, whcscupon Thomas a. Orr convc, ed to
inc undersigned the parcel of land her, matter
mentioned III trust to secure to VIM. lIanrahan
the payment Of the sum OF s23i.3,
in the SUN OF Sli;.i5 With Interest t@'r
from date. payable in one and two wears rcsprc-
lively from date, and default having occurred in
the payment of both Of said notes. and bcin. re-
quircd so Ia do by the holder or said tca |
VIII, On MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF DE-
CEMBEi,. iS'2, \ T. IL O'CLOCK NJ, in front of
the courthouse OF Roanoke city, proceed TO sell
1t public auction, To the highest bidder tho pnr-
Gel OF land in said decd mentioned ami described
follows:
Beginning ut n point on the north side of
OrailEc avenue one hundred and two feet west of
twelfth street, thence with alley north IL de-
grccs rs minutes ( seconds cast 10 feet TO mn
ntc 20 seconds west 10 feet 10 u point, thence
'onth ~ degrees IS minutes ~ =, combs west 1870
rect Ia orange avenue. thence with same south
90 degrees ~ minute ~ seconds east 100 feet To
place oil beginning. and dcsi. mated on the Mel.
rose ana CompanY's mar Of the Metre SC . dbl
non 10 Noanukc ci a. lcts Nos, II and II, III
section H.
TERMS: Cash n orouGl 10 pay the cost nr
cXccniing this trust and The EXPENSE OF sale and
to pay ihc debt secured hy said dcr oil tr;lst and
Interest. aud tho residue, if any. stall b. pnya-
hle in Two rluu annual iustAlmcnt-. with in
terest from Date of ~ md secured by deed OF
t!ust, ilnlt - tho said Thomas q. orr or his as
Sims >ha direct The residue to h, payable in Il
Iirerent manner and then in sucl, l. amer H. the
said Thomas ~. Orr or his assigns shall pre- crhc
or direct TliOS. ". MILLER.
II I ids Trustee
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KS EE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Es'aic-By virtue oT "A decd OF trust dntnJ
tcto'ei ~ ISL, and ~ record in the clerk : ot,cr
ot 'nc lihStinys Court OF the city of koarokc
~ "rcu DOCK 81. page IS, executed NV j A
r'>honrnv To tlis W. Bur-. trustee TO secure
INC Bankers Loan and crust t'omrrnv his
DOM DON'T OF even date herewith. in thc sum of
S-'"'. c"iuitionc. for The payment OF tho
lhoh'hiy sum Of $li thereafter until TIC .rics ar
stock said association OF which his r..dcnn. VI
silhtcs are n part will reach IN. sum of sion
cacii' AKA The performance of other IN, conJi-
tl"t's o said bond and whereas dHTnuIt hns
occii mace FOR nirc consecutive Iuonths l,st
past IN the payment ot the monthly sum 50
stipulated 10 he paid and in other conditions Of
sAiu hohu aud decd Of trust ana The aid l,urt
trustee, having dccliucd to act and thc under
SiShc" having hcca substituted trustee I'm snid
occi ny me husting- Court Of said city IN thr
llaCc anu stead ~ said Rhrt. trustee air havin.
hecn rcGu sivd sn To do hy The board nt directors
aulnuritv conferred in sad Iced ur trust will
on MONDAY. TIN 1arH DAY UN DECEM.
SEX, lSt'2, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ proceed In sci,
nj public anction in front of the couItbonsc
door of The city OF Roanoke, IN tn Lirhcst hid
of trust: wv " '''" "eou
Beginning nj Il pont on tho south side of lIi-h
erect WcSt l1l ttct west of kuanukc street:
thcucc with High street north - degrees 10 min,
NC W. 81 ~ %l.'n feet to point; thence .outh
IL degrees - minutes ives, i37 MN, fer, IN nm
alley; thence with said alley sonth 81 degrees ~
minutes cast IS ,;i-ltN feet To a po;ut ON Tho
sane; thence north 0dcrrccs > minutes IN,
fcet 10 High street the plnc, ~ beginning
y. w. GOODMIs.
ie''"s c"s" Trustee.
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liy consent Of all parties concerned the above
sale has been postponed until Tuesday Nnvtn..
hcr l., lS!':, al the same time and place
JAS. =. SIMMONS.
~ ttlS Trustee
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{(i VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST ENE-
ana T. warmer, dal,r juno 70. iS9O and of
rcc"ic IN the clerks Office Of the HASTINGS Cont
for tho city OF Roanokc, Va in deed hook T.
pags "2. cnnTc' iug tho hereinafter described
property To secure To the Frosthur- Real Estate
ana Improvement Company the payment of hc
sum ~ S'i3f :. evidenced by two certain u,ro
tiahl" hotrs of even date with sand decd each in
The sum IN $i'G I'll with interest and pnNnilc In
one ana two years, and whereas dcfAult hn- hen
ilauc IN the payment OF tho laa oc said ;luics and
navll" been requested so TOGO hV The hcnciicinrv
viii on,r Tor sale at pnhlic auction IN from 2t
nc cour !ltous :, IN the city IT Roanoke, Va ON
NOHDAN, OClOoItk II. 1872, Ar ~ t'CInCi
NJ al ihc-c certain lots 2afccls Of land siri,n.
Tea ~ me CITY oi oarokc, Va. ana known rs
tots Nos IL, ~, ~ - and y. section 5i :s shown
hy the map OF tic ltivcrvicw Land and Nauuf,c
iur Company. on file AT The clcra : olice of ,nt
musings 'nur; for tho city Of lnanokr \,
WIZ ii!st olfcr tor SAT- lot 20. acct on nj. MA. If
the price obtained II not sulicicnt To my INC
ahoV" noie, with interest ana the costs OF snl, |
VIII ncdiatcly af' crward oncr for sale lot 10 In
scciio.,6 " "
IEi;Alr: Cash sufficient To pay costs OF exc
utlt " his trust aud to pay the past due and nm.
prin note OF SlGti'i. with interest from June N,
~" ~ II the residue, il amy. To hc paynhl in two
equal amounts nj Il aud Il months from cay OF
sale, with 'nicrtst, 10 Ne evidenced h, un,c, of
the purchaser and secured by II coed of trust on
tie property conveyed. JAS. :. SIMMONS
Nv tlS Trustee
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OFTRUsT, DATED
ID the 10th day OF October. i8O anc OF record
In the Clerks office OF the CorporailCn court for
Tic city Of Ronnukc III decd boot. a. page %
whereby Thomas y. Orr conveyed 10 the under
signed the parcel OF land hereinafter mentioned
i'll trust to sacurc To William Nanrahan the ,,nv.
mcnt the sum OF S2'i ~. evidenced by two
pr"mi-srry notes, each in the sum OF II. ,.
with interest from datc, payabc in in one and
TWO wears respectively. from date AID default
having orcuri ed in the payment of both OF id
notes. and being required so Ia do by The holder
al said notes. will ON MONDAY 1IlG5fII
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1S!,2. AT 1890 O'CLOCK
i. ", in front OF the courthouse or Roanoke
city. proceed to sell nj public auction to the
highest bidder the uercel or land in said decd
mc"tioncd nn described ~ follows:
gintng NJ the northeast corner of Orange.
averuc and 7 thirteenth street, the &c with
seconds, cast l30 icci TO mn al cy, then with
alley -tuth 20 degrees minute - seconds east
Jog feet TO point. thence -outh 3dcgrcc> !
minutes ~ seconds west l:D feet O Orange ave-
nue.. thence with same moth ~ degrees minnie
20 seconds west iUn feet tn tho place Of begin
ming and designed on the alrltosc Lani Com
panys map OF the Mclro-c addition to koanoh
city as lots Nos. ana 10 In section 10
TERMS: Cash as to enough 10 phy the cos az
executing vi. trnst md thc expense of .lc and
Ia pay the debt secured by id d,cd %; trn-t AIT.
iutcrc I. and the c-idu " any. shall Ne ntvailc
in two equal annual instruments. With interest
from du'c nf le aud scrurcu u, decd al trust.
unless tho spi ihunni- A. RI or his n4-i,t-
shall CjIcc; the -c-iduc "a We IVA "a 10 n dir,
cnt manner. sad then in -urn mnnnfr - int- ,ib
Thomrs y. Orr u his assigns stnil urc~rrihe o.
direct THOMAS w MILL HR
II litd Trustee
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t(f NlHrUE or 4 DEED OF TRUST
- dated the Goth day OF October, lSl0 and OF
record in the clerks ui.iCc Cf the corporatioi,
court Tor the city or Roanoke, In decd book 81
page %. whereby Thomas y. Orr conveyed 20 the
undersigned tie parcel uf land hereinafter
mentioned i'll trust to secure Ia y IN. Iiauralan.
The pa ymcht of The sum of Sai 30 cv;lcr ccd nv
TWO proinisSory notes each in IL ,u;n of Sll1 Is
with interest from Ga G, payable III one ard two
occurred in the payment oi both ol said notes
M q being required - 10 do by the holder OF
said notes. will on MONDAY, TEE 5TlI DAY
OF DECEMBER. 1852. AT O'CLOCE T. NJ
III iiont ~ the courthouse of Roanokc civ mo
coed 10 sell at public action. To the highest
bidder. the parcel a. laud /. said decd mentioned
and dcSc:ibcd IL iolicws:
beginning NJ tie l,oi tltwcst corner Ct Orange
avenue and Vwcith street. III nee with latter
nor'h IL degrees - minutes 30 seconds east i:u
iect 10 al alry. thence with alley nor h ~ de-
grccs 81 minute ~ scConGs west lu2 feel 10 q
point, thcncc south u dc,:i ~ minutes ~ sec
onis west IN feet To ORANGE avenue. thence with
same south iiGcVrccs Ol minute - seconds t.ist
lu2 icci to The place of beginning. and ic-snatf d
on the Mclro-c Land Cor3paiN'S map a. The
Mclro>c addition 10 loanohc city az iot- number,
10 and III, in section ~.
TERMS: Cash is Ia enough 20 lny the cost of
"%ccut!!. this trust ANA the expense Of sac and
10 pay The cht secured nv said decd OF ifust lud
itr'esi and the residue, il ANY. shall he payable
IN two eqnnl annual lns;alla,nts wit. iUfcr.s
from date OF sale and secured hy Gctd at trust
miles the said Z hoina- i. orr or liz ass i'm
shall direct the residue To he PAYABLE in a DIFF
icrcnt manner and t.ic in suc! uanncrHs the sand
Thomas i. Orr or his assigns shall lrcs..rihv or
direct. 1IlOS. W. MILLER Trustee
II i tbs.
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RANK AND Trust 4. uMi .Ntks.

Bucna Y ista l.. ~ I TO-.
Commercial MT. Ba.K..
Farmrs' n. Bank, .,alcm
Fidelity Loan and True
Co., Roanoko...... -.
First Nat. Bank. Buch..
First Nat. Bank, B Vista
First N. Bank, Roanoke
Natl Ex. Bank, Roanoke
Radford Trust Company
Roanoke Savings Bank.
Roanoke Trust, Loan e
Safe Deposit Co. 49,.
State Savings Bank, Ro
Traders l.. IL Il. & D.Co
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Terms cash

The nhovc property was sold ny i. \ Fish.
Nidcd in SAID deco OF trust. II y, Hs
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complete effect ., anything of the kind in tn

complete effect OF anything of the kind In tn
country.
The boxes are eight in number, OF handsome
design. framed in with panels in low relief.
They are cased in large pane. scrolls in relief.
on which are masks representing various phases
OF the drama On either side OF the stage are
the encore openings, which are OF the most re-
cent pattern.
The balcony front 10 deliberately decorated in
relief designs. representing Cupids holding in
one hand garlands of rhododendron, the state
flower, and In the other supporting wreath OF
flowers and leaves, all encircling fourteen
inch bulrs-eye light There are nine OF these
oulPs-eyes, each with three sixteen-canoie
power lights. Opposite each aisle 10 projec-
ton forming an aisle termination, making
break in the balcony front, happy departure
from the old style of the horseshoe.
The gallery 'front.' is decorated with running
garlands on latticed rosettes, having one break
IN the center for the calcium lights.
Tho ceiling is in coved angles, with painted
branches and ornamental cornice around the
foot of the cove. It is additionally ornamented
with four large ventilators or centers fourteen
feet in diameter and studded with clusters OF
electric lights
The foyer is q series of arches suppoSted by
richly decorated and ornamental columns, hav-
ing on both sides cove extending their entire
length. The main entrance foyer Is cove Or
namenteu Win a cupid Win Wreatn OF iaulei
and oak leaves in the hands, at intervals of four
feet The side walls OF the parquet and dress
circle are adorned with diaper patterned orna-
ment in relief. The ladies' parlor 10 decorated
In relief frieze with elaborate center decora.
tion. The walls are broken up into rich panels
decorated In relief. On the cove walls of the
runway are elaborate representations OF ale
gorical figures. The main entrance over the
box Office has q corniced ceiling in new and
elegant design. This work has been done by ].
p. McMurray, of Kellett & McMurray. 1t 10 all
after the style OF Louis XVI. and it can be said
without the fear of contradiction that few
theaters in the country are more richly decor
ated, and none OF its size are SO beautiful In
that respect as this.
From a professional point OF view the stage 10
the most complete in the entire country for its
size and style In dimensions lit is S0x40 feet
and 10 what is known a sectional stage, being
divided into different cuts, which aid the low
ering. sinking or hoisting machinery and seem
cry. Along with it are countless numbers of
sectional bridges, which may be elevated, low
cred or inclined, as may be required. On the
stage are six complete dressing rooms, while in
the basement there are eight 1ix10 feet in size.
Under the stage there is ample room
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combining the best features OF numerous other
theaters, and their realization IL q practical evil
dence OF their excellence. Work has been
pushed forward with unceasing energy, and for
the last mouth has been continued dag and
night by electric light, in order that the house
might be opened on the day appointed.
Having secured good house for the city, the
company went further, and. by leasing 1t for
I'VE years to John w. Hanna. insured for il good
management with q constant succession OF good
attractions Mr.. Hanna has proved by his
management of the old Seattle opera house,
with its inadequate accom- modations and appli-
ances, that the public has cause to congratulate
itself mat he will have charge of the handsome,
Weii-equipped house which takes its place.
The theater stands on the part of the lot 'front.'
Ing on Cherry street and is Eve stories high and
ooxlO feet, with a runway from Cherry street
sixteen feet wide and forty feet long The arch
ltectural design is after the Italian Renaissance
style, carried out in buff pressed brick, made in
the city, with Chuekanut stone trimmings.
1he main entrance il at the northeast corner
OF Third and Cherry streets. In the large lobby
are the manager and ticket Offices. This por-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE NORTHERN.


R NJ Leopold, Chicago L NJ Hormon, Chicago
Gus Faik, do Parpworth, Tacoma
W Billings, Tacoma d Dunning, Portland
0eo Salt, do Chariot, W hatcom
T J Convoy, San Fran D D Oliphant. Portland
) Sallee. Kirkland Grohom, Tacoma
Bucklee, San Fran Ahard, Denver
F Mccormick, Denver " Drysdale Halifax
b Fl Kent, New York A NJ Weight New York
w Hulburt, Portland Mcdonald, do
R Tenbrook, New York Spears do
DR. Tenderick, do WR Curtis Seattle
r Baker d ". Tacoma l. N Seiligshan, Phila
8 Lnconer, Chicago c Hughes & w, Topeka
Berry, at Louis Fred Anderson, st Louis
+ Stinson Anderson Fl Doblin, "Incog'
Stoodecker, Portland Mrs ] McMiil,n, Har
d Walling, Everett, J Z swalwell, Everett
II Langley. Helena Boordman, Snoho
Z W Buck, Highland NJ l. friedrich, Chicago
THE ARLINGTON.
D r McCallum, San F Smith, Mt Vernon
Il Turnbull. Fairhav'n Moyses. New York
j NJ Galbraiih, Whatc' m Mcmillan, F iison
w Wheeler w, sidney II Cohn, Portland
+ E Hasbrouck, Westp't Nation, Tacoma
w q Wainwright, IF W Brown. Everett
Mrs Magee d. q, Anac's A w Mayer. Langley
Mrs II Perrin, do Z Davis, Tacoma
NJ Orn, Portland w Miller, Whatcom
N G Blalock, Walla w PW Rochester, City
T Wilcox, Northwood III d Andrews. City
+ W Psdmore, Everett Sweeney, Everett
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Ladies' Dongola Kid Shoes, regular
price $3.50, now SEQ.
Children's aud misses best grade
of Rubbers, 15c.
4O-inch all-wOOl Cashmeres and
Henriettas. all shades, a bargain at
Zoe; selling out price. 40c.
56-inch Check Cloak ing, regular
price, $3.50; selling out price. $i.5O.
3+-inch Alpacas and Serges, former
price 25c and soc; selling out price,
lac.
london Broadeloths in plain and
stripes, worth $1.25: selling out
price 75c yard.
French pressed Flannels in stripes
and checks. a bargain at SOC; selling
out price, 35c yard.
Misses and Boys IrOnclad Hosiery
reduced to 19c pair.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose. plain
and ribbed, soc: reduced to 37c.
Ladies' Spun Silk Hose, all colOrs,
regular price, $500; selling out
price Si.50 pair.
Ladies' Linen Collars, &c each.
Ladies' Linen Cuffs, DC pair.
Chenilles and Arrasenes in all col
Ors, 10c dozen.
Gentlemen's all-wo0l Vests, regu-
lar price, S1.00; selling out price,
sec each.
Now is your chance, ladies, to save
big money on y0nr purchases.
Ladies FascinatOrs S1.00; selling
out price, soc each.
Ladies' Hoods, regular price, S1.75;
selling out price, use each.
Children and Miss Tam O'Shanter5,
regular price. 75c; now 35c each.