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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-15

LITTLE JOHNNY GLEN, THE DRUMMER 10Y.
men, and has been SO fixed in order that
the reunion shall not clash with the
grand encampment. Although the two
pilgrimages come close together the
meeting of the western veterans prom
ises to be II success. Chickamuuga was a
terrible battle, n field of heroic deeds, and
the Army of the Cumberland upheld the
dag alone against parts of three Confcd-
crate armies, having preponderancc in
numbers
AS time rolls OH the interest of the vet
Grams in the sceuc of their exploits grows
deeper, and the valley Of Chicknmaugn
has become the Mecca of the battlefield
pilgrims of the west, as Gettysburg has
long been in the east. The field is included
in the Chickamauga and Chattanooga Mn
tary Park, which the government and n
board OF civilian commissioners are i'm
proving on an extensive plan. All of the
roads in the district have been put in good
order, and the sum of SI25, 900 has been APP
propriated by congress, and with addi-
tional funds raised from other sources tho
commissioners are prepared for elaborate
work. The boundaries of the field have
been marked off, and six observation tow
ers Mt most eligible points will enable
sightseers to take in the scene quite us sat
isfactorily MS the Gettysburg field can be
viewed from Gettysburg's hills
The positions of the troops of both armies
by regiments and batteries are to bc
marked, and corps of authorized guides
will escort visitors over the ground. The
outlines of the fields aud also of the forests
will be restored to the original likenesses
and so preserved. With the improvements
under way and to follow, Chickamauga
park can have no rival us place of re-
union for Cumberland veterans. One hero
who will doubtless have monument there
in days to come is still able to be on hand
In person, Captain Glenn. of the regular
army known to history as Little johnny
Glen.
Grand encampment week was not fixed
with reference to any battle anniversary,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-15


charging Hancock's line The affair was
an incident of Pickett's charge and &C.
Cured just after the repulsc of Pickctt's
main column.
The monument is of dark Vermont
granite and stands nine feet above the
foundation. 1t cost $1,000, and the vet
Grams contributed nearly the whole amount
themselves. The work of providing the
memorial began in 1888 under the auspces
OF u monument committee consisting of G..
P. Childs, Captain e. D. Reyes and M. II.
Bush, and an executive committee con-
sisting of Hugh Henry, S. A. Smith and
George ii. Burns. G. NJ. Russell, of vii
mlngton, VT, secretary and treasurer OF
the association, has directed the details.
The ceremonies of dedication will be
presided over by Hon Hugh Henry, com,
mander of the department. of Vermont e..
a X. Tho past commander in chief of the
q. ~. r., w. G.. VeaZey, the first colonel
of the regiment, will present the monu-
ment to the Gettysburg Battlefield asso-
citation. General l.. A. Grant, assistant
secretary of war, who is Vermont vet
eran; Generals Doubleday and Robinson.
Governor Page, Senator Proctor and
others, will speak.
The deeds of STANDARDS Vermonters ut
Gettysburg have become historic. The
orlSeuc known as the Second Vermont
reached the battlefield July and was
placed in support of batteries ON Cemetery
Ridge. The Sixteenth regiment was en-
gagged ut the close of that day in repulsing
the Confederate brigades of Wilcox and
Perry, and on the Sd the same troops
charged over the same ground, and were
foiled by bold stroke on the flank by the
Vermonters. Three battleflags were cap
tured by the regiment. Private y. o.
Harris, of Company E, took the colors of
the Eighth Virginia, and Color Sergeant c.
ID. Brink those of the Second Florida. w.
{. Kingsland captured flagstaff with the
shreds of IL Confederate flag clinging to it,
but nothing to identify it's owners. The
loss OF the Sixteenth at Gettysburg was
Ill killed and wounded.
In the course of their pilgrimages over the
Virginia battlefelds during the encamp-
ment season many of the regimentnl and
battery associations will improve the oppor-
tunity TO erect temporary markers for the
positions held in battle. While these acts
may not be official, the sites fixed upon
may serve future purpose We have not
yetdonc with commemorating events of the
Revolution. and by the time the centennial
OF the civil war Is reached every scrap OF
dat. concerning the battles may prove of
value. GEORGE L. KIiMEI.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-15
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ROCKL.E.DGE.

HOTEL AND OBSERVATORY, on
the summit OF Mill Mountain, 3& miles
from, 900 feet above, N. and w. station
at Roanoke, Va. Tho FINEST SUM
MER RESORT in Virginia-Gran and
extensive scenery-capacious porches,
neatly furnished rooms, beautifully laid
out grounds.
The observatory commands view OF
the surrounding country for many miles,
including the Peaks of Otter. Guests
OF the hotel admitted to tho observatory
free. Board by the day, week or month.
Good stabling. Special menus to
parties.
E. A. LEWIS, Manager.
P. o. Box 166, Roanoke, Va. 90 I'm
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Roanoke Artificial Stone Works

Guarantee all their pavements for five
years or longer. Sec pavements that
passed through winter in front of Bell
Printing Co.'S Office, front OF Catogni's
grocery and elsewhere. Also dealers
in curb stone. steps, platforms, dimen.
zion stone. sc. Address,
WILLIAM MCCARTHY,
janl5-lY Roanoke, Va.
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THE BUSY VETERANS.
INTERESTING REUNIONS AND MEMO
RIAL CEREMONIES EAST AND WEST.

Meeting of the Army of the Cumberland
at Chicknmauga Sept. Is and I7-Dedt-
cation OF Monuments ut Antietam and
Gettysburg During G. "A. II. Week.
copyright. 1872. by American Press Associa-
tlon.l
September is n battle anniversary month
for the veterans of both the eastern and
western armies. Antietam was fought
Sept. is and II, 1862, and Chickamauga,
Sept. 10 aad go, 1868. The Grand Army
encampment opens in Washington Sept.
20, and the Society of the Army of tho
Cumberland will pitch tents on Chicka-
manga sbattlefield Sept. Is for reunion
lasting three days. This is n week in
advance Of battle week for Chickamauga
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-15
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-[Specall Lead
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-15
''MAKES me TIRED"

No flower that grows
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Tho by love Pm hired,
Still it makes me tired
Yes, it "makes me tired' to hear of
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Hastings Court Not in Session.

Owing to the wreck near Bussie City
yesterday morning Judge Shepherd was
unable to reach the city until late
hour in the day, consequently the Hust-
ings Court was no, in session, but will
convene this morning.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-15

Cash quotations: Flour steady, I'M
changed; No. 2 spring wheat, 1913;
No. red, 731S; No. corn, AZ;
No. eats, 33%@34; mess pork, 1O.1O@
1o.15; lard, 7.40@7.4215; short ribs, no
OTIS; dry sailed shoulders, 6oO@7;
short clear, s.O5@S.1O; whiskey, LIS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New YoBK, Sept. 14.-ISpeciall -Ex-
change quiet and easier at 4s7K@4s9.
Commercial bills, 4s51a@4s711. Money
easy at 3@5, closing offered at 2]{.
Government bonds dull and steady-4's,
115. State bonds dull and featureless.
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slsss1 cabinets. % sidelinsors sOi j eden on
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-09
0uSfeheu"

DaS ysut a%nsieRen" bdnst ni2t bios bon Der pauts
farbe ab. Us ltest ttefer, benn es tdnst BON lem ss
iunben Suaanbe Der tunereu Orsant as. ST bic eeber
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Mie nar aus her Wrnnin,@n n

Wie man aus Der probim5 Sa9s
len i6reibt, eri6oB ii6 in 9lfen Der
@rbeiter Safe nit ~einem-pfeifem>
t 0 p e. @r bate ben Yfeifenfopf nit
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unb baum angeSiinbet. Sie Wirfung
mar 10 fur6tbar. baB benz lnglidlis
den Der aOpf p60ig serrifem wurbe.
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Sir 9dute Snfpeftor.
8ir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn Gba3. 8.
26ffler ais aanbibat fir bas gmt bes
Sdute S nipeftors ar3ufiinbisen.
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s Iii 9ifriftz@Ierf.

Nir iinb beauftrast, Serrn Semrp II ms
lheib ais Ranbibaten fir bas 9tmt bes
StfrtftsGIerfs BON 8erar County anz
3ufitnbisen.
@tr itnb autoriiirt. Serrn IS co. g. @il.
ltamom ala &anbioat fir bas Nmt bes
9ifrittsgIerfS bon 8erar County an.
sufiinoigsn.
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f4on frdbtr befalbllt narbe uub nit wtt&en Wftttein.
Ver1orene Mannbarkeit. fcpie ane
S4uh4tu Der 0ef4Ie@tspr8ane tehtmmi furirt.
Rrnueu-xxFankheiten frerten TN Sdufe
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Catarrh und hrankheiten der
E1auts hes Hlutes unb Sersens, Der eeDer uub Der
Syphilis. Das am sel9ptnpeaen umr fGerfien
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Aaut-Hr auey Mrf merben fus
ttsl, no enbere 6uren mibldnsen.
Ouuatuerlichcr Ab7uss rtrb prompt
r etn9sH Edseu furtrt.
@tine Mtetbpoem.
T. 6rete gpnfultattsn In ber Office cber per BOT
!. 0euaue f~uterfu@ung uub DtagupSe.
5. 9toef t1trb nuf @ruub trtHtui&dftltder Nrinetpten
estenbtit nnb }ein rber ttr Gau rtrb III ~ipeeteaen
8tnptua aema@t.
1. Dtaise Qreile une Iet&te Sabtuns8bebinsunsen.
IN ben Ineifen Tduen farm bic Srauftett i'm Saufe
tee &ranteH betanbeIt merben.
@4rtttt nm Symptom . SormuIar Np. l, fur Mdns
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aRdn abreifre an cber ipre&s Dor Eel
y. ~ HATHAWAY, M. d.,
gi<sere 0ebaube, SO nnb IS WeR gommersearoee,
Gen{4d7cnts, 9tJus, etne Tteppe bod.
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@abl Mm5eisem.
s. ii 6 ftabIer.

@ir linb amtoriiirt Serrn @bas 6. Mb>
beh aIs &anbibat fir bas Mntt bes SOM
f~tablers bes l. Brecinfts an;ufiinbisen
@ir finb autoriiirt, g. -. @effel ala
Ranoibat fir bas Mmt bes 6 pnftabIerS
bes l. 9recinfts bel Der beporftebenben
Nobembertpabl ansufiinbisen.
@ir iinb autori5irt, % r. Sames Sc.
Glo8fb als &anhibat fir bas Mlnt les
&onfabIerS bes l. Yrecinft ansineieen
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9lus Weneauela mirb berihte

Ims Iene5uela tpirb beridtet,
baB @respo ieBt triumpbirt babe unb
baB bic Sictatur iiber ben Saufen gez
morfen lei. @respo tpurbe mad Ga
racas berufen, un bic 3iisel Der 9es
gierulg III bic Sanb gu aebmeu uub
bic Mlsii6ten auf bic Observation-Disclosures
bon &ube unb Srbnnng inn Qanbe
iinb iebt bic beiten.
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Bir iinb beamftrast. 9errn IS. 6. 6 or ais
&atlbibaten fur bas Itnt bes G~riebems.
rt4ters fir ben erften Yrecinft a~nsufiin=
etgen. 9err Gor eriudt bic Niirser non Berar
County, fir i'm 3u lt,nmen.
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s. il heriff.

Die nTreie Yrei1e" 1T ermadtigt, aerrn
Spbn 3. Campbell als &anbibat fit
bas Mrnt bes Sberiffs bon 8erar County
an5ufiinbisen.
Nir iino autoriiirt Serrn 3. y. Mc@alI
cls Gaubibat fir @iebereripabluna fir bas
stint bes S9eriffs BON 8egar @ountp an=
5ufiitbigen.
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Dr.. Hathaway
5ob1t Sreabfpot. N. D.. Mffftent.
specialist nes lusStenS.

Sunae Mdnner,
pel&e In Grt9e ppr
Su8enb Snnber
an Rerpenlapd@
leibtn, ibreGebeu8s
fraft %untersrabeu
eaben nnr Hre
RdnnliMfett rsrtps
rea, fpnten ben bes
rdbmten Or. Sos
Mdwaa fpfprt con,
fulttren. 0er8ebt
at&t, Rsrpenfrdnfs
tett Unit ober otae
Trdume) wtrb wtf,
ienfHaftitH unb
mad ben ueaeffen
Wetboben beban,
belt unb NIT BEN
sr6bteu GrfpIs.
10 tomrut utHt
baraaf an, Oh man
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stir @puntn. @idter.

@ir fimb autoriiirt, @errm g. IS. 81 c.
Ml!tfter ais &aabibaten fir &ieberipabl
Iar has limit bes Gountb>3idters a,,s,i.
fittbi9en.
Mir finb antoriiirt, 9errn 81. 8. Stan.
ftelb, biSber @onntbs S9uliuperintenbeat,
ala aanbioat fir baS Amt bes @puntp,
Htdters an~5afinbisen.
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Sir Sriebens Midter.

Ntr fino autpriiirt, 9errn Mntpn Mbam
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Of the Board of Trustees, made on tae
10th day OF Aug, 1892, 50 it-a31 ~aHN-
of each parcel OF suca s,och may e
necessary, will Re sold n public aue-
ton at the Office Of ,le Gompans. ia
the Arlington Hou,e Block, Carson
Street, in Carson City, Nevada, on
SATURDAY, October 10, 1902 at ?. ~.
of said day, to pay said delinlue as
se>smeat thereon, together wish HE
cost of advertising and expenses and
said sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-29
No 70
THE SILVER PLATFORM

Tie silver Winr u thC IpDukli-
can State Coryetfi.a ana.irous-
! Iy adopted the laI!aEIa.r rllt1orm.
! Tie convent i endorses ard
adop5a the ;latfa.lii q TIE Eefub.
licla State Couveh.ioa, hela a5 "a
citv on the 80 Of April Ias5, as fol-
| lows;
| Resolved, That Va condemn tie
Republican p;.,ty { BE Eastern
states and the administration os
President Harrison, lns3far as they
have failed toac .oH1riish the com
Ilete remoue IzatiGa of silver, and
70 e at laws IroEaj1.; for the
free AMI unre5tric.e4 c3inaga OF
! that metal.
Resolved, That the rest0ra ton
Of silver t. the place it occupied
previous 20 the passage of the
Mint Act If 1873. is essential to
the prosperity Of tie country and
paramount to all other poljt;caI |
Considerations. The Legislation
W1ich robbed silver Of its money
functions and denied "a the owner
of silver bl,lion liz rirtt to lave
the Same coined into money mon
the some terms and conditions
which annIv to tba ..inaga of oola
reduced the money of ,gl4;,,.,+o re'
,,oro,.,il,, ~ .,,.,,,,,,,+ .,t,a1.
half and en.rgIed +ba ogrera ~
money and obIi,at;o,s, n,,.alla !,
,no1ey - nononoI;.. ~ ooia 49, -
+ba o,,r,o4'a;.,1 n,,l,, 80 -
II poeaI.lad ! 'ftl trhnt ~ ~ ,
Naroda 49, - So ELepio -
:, = - - e;Ir.o,, - 49,. - -, W ooln M
difione nbicb 5n,1I,, - .I.a -,,9 aoiaoa.o oon
oF rol,i ond ~. - an1,orad p
ola~ati,'a -, -. - so'5e1 .., - ~
ie na+ l.To,,,- =. IL ,+,1oo-,,i,.9oails, 49, Vi
! ! fsy6,. of :, -. t6a af;.ta =
the I-cited SIT. - ~ 80 -
r,nl,n,ila1 o1i,, ar ..iI1.o, : ''--
IN viaT. ftn ,,,1<oti.fao+or, -
titpde of President Harrison - the
paramount i-sno of tha relnoneti.
zation of eilvnr tl,is cop-ontio,
will n1ale no-ra,1'inations for pree
idential electors ND tba S+afor ON
tral Commi1tce to I5e an,ointed bv
this Conyenfion shal, hove M an'
thority to put 10 nomination elec-
tors.
The Ccnvnution coraia,lv on
dorses the vigorous efforts Of orr
Senators and REPRESENTATIVES to
secure the free and unlimited coin
age of silver, and the educational
work that they have done in pre-.
senting the true issue between the
money powers and the bondhold.
ers and laborers and producers of
wealth
And we favor the continuation
Of agitation and contention for the
fee and uqnmited coinaoe Of sill
yer at the presebt ratio Of rs 10
for their own benefit and for the
benefit Of the peo,le at large
n1iners farmers Iabo,ors and mo-
.banies
The citizens Of Nevada renre-
sentatiyes Of the various silver
leagues. jrrespective Of mast party
,tji'iati0ns in convention assembl.
I'd. do set forth the following dec
aration Of nrinciples:
Fist We demand the full re-
Of silver and the free
md unlimited coinage thereof ar
lie present ratio Of rs ia
Second. We are radically and
opposed to the n alton
ii Republican and Democratic nar-
les on the question of the Tree
:oinage OF silver and We denounce
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'A -0 little tough sometimes or you
e-e !ey "Out OF luck" Join issues with US
. "a we II help you pu.l through. 1t Is moi SO
vc-, agri 20 do after all
it IS very nice to feel that you're not the nm
6eF dog ia tie fight for ezisjenee-.or bread
sid butter. Don't wear any mans collar IN
4 asc-sca. L is not the way t. do
t:. 81 Is ; cents a. our store for standard
g'ls,.I-- and $ ardard colors Eiue red and
@ H.5 s.sra ep.ors are higher. ,sr;i widths are
L.-- 81, la; sometimes they re .ap.I for wear.
I.t thousand families A. 4. rchan's and
o. -s.-- q 5sIf n our cocGs -. 4.ie ...te We
ia eaJdch Tor ail.
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0UIeE TIME, CHEAP RATES!

Daily Express and Passenger trains
naBe prompt connections with the
-pveral railroad lines in the East.
"ull nan Palace sleeping Cars and
fhrG ista' Sleeping Cars attached to all
ram .,inihg Cars attached to fast
a4si tralns between Tvuckee and Og-
zen.
G!cke1 sold, sleeping car herths Sc
-dred, aLd other information given on
application to the COS Agt. at Reno
The.e passengers callins an person can
secure choice of routes, etc.
Richard Gray, Ger. Traf. Maug.
T. II. GOODMAN.
Gen. Pass II.
san Fraut sr4t.S,. al.
tune
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

Notice-There are delinquent upan
the following described stock On c
count of assessment No. 80, lcried "a
the roth day of Aug, 1892 the setera
opposite the name~ OF The re
SDcctive shareholders as follows
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THE SOUTHERN
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PACIFIC COMPANY
rOMMENCING TUESDAY, 70

1rONFNEECING TUESDAY Nov.
y !, la93, ana until further notice,
S!us VIII leave Reno as follows:
T.QS A. VI. -Daily-Atlantic Ex-
Z ,pO press train for Winnemucca
aaitIe Mountain, Palisade, ogden
tad fast. Carries only first-clasS pas
.vlS, through and local. Dining cars
"A. NJ. Daily Pacific Express
o.D train for TrucBee, Sacramento,
70 sr Il san t-ancisc7, arriving at
j.flr. 5f, Connects a. sacramento at
81 r. at with the Los Angeles
Ap,ess far Fresno, santa Barbara
Los Angeles, S:M Diego. >isoa3 10 P.
.tet WooIipnu ,ta K EAt's Landing.
.tS a. Nj. D4 IL Mixed Train for
Ncrti ana all stations 10 True
kec
TG.9A ? " Daily Atlantic Express
49, tram FOR Ninnemucca, Battle
ifourtafr Palis1de, Ogden and
sst-J. Carries local d!st class passen-
.ers s1d thrOt3gh second class passen-
ieTS
Q.AN p. " -Iaily- Pacific Express
. ,tO train Tor Rosevilie JE'tn Sacra-
nento and SAN Francisco via Benicia
arriving at 1915 4. II. Connects at Sac-
'tlne1to with train leaving at l0;40 A. N,
t9r stockton, Lathrop, san Jose
,an IRA stisco Fresno Los Angeles San
DieIo; Il q last, via New Orleans; at 1o:-
81 4. & Tor Williams. Willows and Red
3 cor. M. for Red Bluff and at 1880
n. for MarvSville, Chico. Redding,
Port land Puget sound nd East.