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notes Of the RtaHA.

uiohana' Is full of e1crutiatingly funny
situations 1t will be here soon.
arthur fule lie making hit with Hayerlv,.
favor WIZ great
Idwin stevens, late comedian OF the Casino.
New ork. plays the Leading part in "The Ma.
!o. . appointment" the curtain raiser presented
with "Gloriana"
Edward Bell, late of Palner's stock cornnanv
WIN oe Leading member of Duncan B. Harri.
sons Little Tippet' company which win come
TO the Coast this fall
"A Nutmeg Hatch," with it's tremendous
scenic effects and big and brilliant company,
"iii De one OF next seasons strongest novelties
Annie Lewis Is the star of the company.
hugo lolsnd, who made a great hit n Mr.
barnes, OF New York, and handsome Henry Mil
Ter wiz both be members OF Frohman's "Junior
PARTNER" company, which makes a tour of the
Coast this fall.
Marie Hubert Frohman. who will soon appear
mere In "The Which, Is the wife of Gustave
Lronman, the manager of Frohman's Dramatic
Exchange, New York, and brother OF Daniel
and Charles Frohman.
one OF the most successful attractions of re-
cent months has been Lift and Davis produc-
tioa OF the Ensign" The company opens its
season IN Joliet. ILL.,, August Is and journeys di
rect to the Pacific coast
street
would connect him with the strange individual
one sees In "Hoss and Hoss" Personally he is a
nne-iooking young follow, but he is clever at
makeup and is a genuine comedian
John Meyers, of the ''Hoss and Hoss" Com.
pany, who 20 charmingly sings the "Bedouin
Love song" Is a thorough and capable must
clan, Is the author of quite a treatise on the
voice, entitled "Vocal Culture: Its Uses and
Abuses, which is now in its fifth edition.
Sol Smith Russell will make Commemorative
tour OF the country the coming season but he
Will not appear ia New York ssWhy should
DO so?' he said to friend. 81 don't think the
metropolis wants me, and 1 can make all the
money want without New York indor
Mr.. Russell will make his annual visit so Seattle
this fall.
Henrietta Crosman, for several seasons a
prominent member of the New York Lyceum
stock Company, plays the role of GlOriana in
Charles Frohman's production of that name,
aud Is said to make a very captivating widow,
dresses elegantly and smiles upon the object OF
her affection in manner calculated to turn a
heart OF adamant.
The Troy Telegram says: "Marie Hubert Froh-
man as Marguerite the witch is certainly superb
She is possessed of a strong personality and an
Intelligence which comprehends every phase of
the difficult character which she portrays. Her
delivery of the lines is simply perfect, and her
voice is not only soft and gentle, but clear and
distinct as 1t can possibly be-
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News OF Company ID.

Workmen have been busy for some days past
In renovating Company DIS quarters at the
Armory, and on Tuesday evening when the
battalion drill is given, the members will be able
to exhibit to their friends elegantly furnished
room 1t viii be newly carpeted and
papered. In addition it will be supplied with
comfortable chairs, and in fact will be pleas
ant gathering place for the boys. Company d
Is in the field to stay, and the members are
proud of Frank Hilton, their young and en-
ergetic captain. The men are being trained
now in first principles and Will be taken from
the beginning right through the army tactics.
By this method the men will be kept at the
simplest movements until perfect In few
months, if this method is adhered to, Company
will be difficult to defeat in any future con.
test
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1919" WIN hit in q Yankee character.
dsn. Aiien' who Introduces her kangaroo
rrnSn.. mni'n made such hit in the original
t,oS OF "Dr. Bill" and several other tern
Nehorean specialties; Adele Farrinvton . ~
memOe, OF the company, said to have a re-
naois contralto voice; Helena Collier.
Up. " go Collier and q fine dancer, and Nav
dancer" W 80 'ne "niri"inu
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Company BIS Prosperous Condition.

Company last Tuesday not only drilled at
the Armory but all over town. The boys, un-
der Captain l. s. Booth, were marched down
Second street to Cherry, and westward on Cherry
to Front and down Front to Pioneer place.
Here for a full hour, in view of several
hundred spectators, the gallant captain worked
his men. There were forty-seven men in line
and they marched with the almost steady tread
of regulars. Captain Booth stated yesterday
that he was in constant receipt of more applica-
tions for membership than he could possibly
dispose of. fine class OF men desire to join
the company. AS soon as more uniforms can
be had Captain Booth will be able to add
twenty more men to his already large company
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ENcurslon.

Tho steamer f. W Purdy will make round
trims TO Port Orchard, leaving al O'Clock a.
n. and returning at p m. from Ains"orth *
puun's wharf. touching AT al landings and VIII
continue on the run TIL further notice. Target
nrsctiee every day by the Charleston crew.
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Rife Practice by COMPANY f..

Company held rife practice yesterday after
noon at the range above Columbia. The scores
made out of possible p We're rs follows: An
derson, -: Heudrickson, 10; Carlston, 10: JOS
lin, 81; Clifford, IS; Turnbow, Is Morford, Ii;
Skinner, l.; sharpe, l.
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The Next Battalion Drill.

The battalion drill which has been ordered by
Colonel Joe Green for Tuesday night will begin
by street drill. 1t is said that with field and
staff there will be over lbs men in line at this
drill. The usual hop will follow. The text of
the order will be found below:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST INFANTRY REGIMKSr,l
NATIONAL GUARD OF WASHINGTON. !
tOrder No. 27.l
Companies B, d and +, First infantry, n. G.
w, will assemble at their armory in Seattle on
Tuesday, July 26, 1897, at O'clock p N, for in
struction in battalion drill.
The staff will report to the commanding Off
Ger, and non-commissioned staff and band to the
adjutant at the same hour and place. By
order of COLONEL GREEN.
CHARLES EsPLIN, JR,
First Lieutenant and Adjusant.
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THOUSANDS RELIEVE IN IT.

The Bedal Gold Cure institute st Kent, ms
s,ata - the populsr place to send your friends
who wish 10 be cured OF the hq uoI' OPIUM of
1900 hshi, The building Is com ortaoIy ar
touaS ,S "a ere ia guaranteed. Thousands
have been cured by the Bedai reinedies- "r1'e
for terms and in formation.
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Have Your Address Correct

The CITY Directory for the current year Is now
Z, prass Any one having made change IN
their business location or place OF residence can
have the correction made by notifying by mai
or otherwise, Polk's seattle Directory Com
navy ,. Roxwall building. city.
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Dress Goods, Silks, Etc.

marked oneha regular
this splendid chance All
This add specials:
Elegant noveiys lksr ifromSi to "a yard
Eeg lysIks la ifronS to 75a yard
Eean silks luce fronS o , q yard
Fegann lysiks C rom o s 2ay
Eepnn ysiks reduce rom % s a yard
Elegant yslks edue rom o "a
danes ksreiuc from o cens yard.
dame ksreiuc iromsl OTTO 5censay ad
re- ucedho o 81
por1str s5to$
Fancvu fron
orted che p ed iced mS2 toSl
Import
Import ch o utsr eiuceifo m o
Figures am suits redu irons .
gu
Figured
dmaa
make offerings character which should induce
immediate buying
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Bows and RS. don't forget the eash prizes o.
So ant 8 offered by Ple.sc Boys ait Us, Al
s.l,t fn, samnIe copy. George K n. boe ~ CO.,
5is Colum b.a street. box l.2eo seatt.e'
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4, fsi, story OF border life, and Miss Calef
maintained the good opinion OF her which the
peopie Of this city have always had. The at
traction In the auditorium was clever and drew
t.ysa crowds
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An Embroidery Sale.

stock of elegant embodees saio
These reductions embrace all classes OF this line
of and will be we'll worth your
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uIISIC AND DRAMA.
Iittle Detective" at Cordray's
This Week.
MANY FINE PLAYS COMING.
p..d and Collier in "Hoss and Hoss''
an the Way to This City
Dramatic Notes.
MANY FINE PLAYS COMING.

can hardly be said
that the dramatic bill
of fare for the last
week was as attractive
a usual, but the pub
lie can forgive any
lack on this score for
the reason that In the
near future many
bright and pleasant
things are to be offered
90 the people. At the
Seattle opera-house
"McCarth Us Mis-
haps" played Friday
and last night. A lat
ter-day farce comedy
tells just what it was
and nothing more nor
less can be said about
it. At Cordray's thea
ter Miss Jennie Calef
starred in "An Amer
lean Princess. This
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Mama knows better than those VINO have useo
60. Nttle Liver Pills what relief they have
rivsn when taken for dyspe2si Ia, guinness, pa,u
in the side constipation and dl>oFdeESd ssoAiAeA
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THE NATIONAL GUARD
On Tuesday Col. Green Will
Drill the Battalion.
NEW MEMBERS cRowDlNc IN.
Company Getting Ready for Its Medal
Contest-Booth Drills His Men
on the Street.
DUNG soldiers will

DUNG soldiers will
take notice that a
battalion drill has
been ordered for
next Tuesday, in
which the three To-
cal companies will
participate. In Or
der 20 make a good
showing the men
have been practic-
ing faithfully for the
past week, and each
company will try to
make a better i'm
preston than the
other in the drill.
The battalion will
be exercised for an
hour in street move
ments, and will then
be drilled in the
Armory in the man.
ual and foot move
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MaCD. 4 SEQ.
H7-H9-72I-72S FRONT ST.
SEATTLE, JULY "a, 1892.
SAN FRANCISCO July a-Far slightly warmer; strong winds
THB MIDSUMMER SALE!
A New Price Making
MEANS MONEY SAVING
The inducements of the midsummer supea
these offerings announced
Third Floor Specials.
We have placed line Carpets
These length onehf and
onehaf yards They patterns only They thing
for chamber rugs
Rug Reductions.
There's the phenomenal chance that but SCI
quoted Turkish Cashmere Lazona
Khirc, Bokhara
Rugs Rugs reduced reduced from Il; IL S S.
ka;s . !ssassd from! from = 3 so:S
k kus reduced from from s So to to 81 81.
Rugs Rugs reduced reduced from from IS IS to $3.50
Fur reduced from ssOtos2
::s::$ ::$ :i;a Il
Rug Reductions.
Curtain Reductions.
Throughout the entire stock of elegant curtains price wh
making wrecko OF a

Throughout the entire stock elegant curtains whand ID
,pt making wreck of all profits.
Nottingham curtains reduced from 81 so to $L25.
Nottingham lace curtains reduced from g to $L5a
Nottingham Lace red uced from $275 to $LaA
Nottingham lace curtains reduced from sSto q TO-
NOttngham lace curtains curtains reduced from s to 2se
Nottingham curtains reduced from Sc to $+05
Nottnsham lace Curtains from & 50 slea
Nottingham lace curtains reduced from 80 to So
Nottingham lace curtains rduc from $40 to $40
reduced $3.50
reduced from s. to $50
Point reduced from $510
Irish Point lace curtains reduced from $40 to sLs
reduced $11
reduced from
Irish Point lace curtains reduced from $751; to- 9sA
Irish Point lace curtains reduced $2s to SIS
Ir sh Point lace curtains reduced from $3.50 TO $a3o
irish Point lace curtains reduced from SIS to SIS
Brussels lace curtains reduced from $40 to $50.
Brussels lace curtains reduced from sla 50 to sl2
reduced so to SIS.
curtains reduced from SIS to SIS
Brussels lace curtains reduced from $50 to SIS
Silk reduced from SLOT ST.
silk curtains reduced ICED from SIS SIS .! 90 s to $as5
curta reduced from soto $1I
lkcurtans reduc from$ o
Silk curtains reduced from $55 to s25
Fine Or resi- $3.50
Fine ortees reduc from
Fine sl2 so to $3.50.
Fine Portees reduced from SIS to ST.
Fine $1A
CURTAIN loops loops reduced from cents "'>
loops reduced from 81 ST.
Curtai loops to $12l
Curtain loops reduced from g g to s. so
reduced to 20 yar
muslin reduced from % yards
nreduce from6 Ocents to
Art reduc yard
Art musins reduced from 10 cents to cents yard
Madras muslins reduced from 80 cents to 40 cents yard
adras musi i'm ucedfr 81. IS 40 yard.
Madras musins reduced from 81 to 40 cents yard
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Underwear Reductions.

this another marvellous pcecutng the undo
department The specials enumerated here displayed third
window.
sleevele reduced 10
Iade
Is
reduced 20 cents
reduced Al % cents
Isle reduced 70
lies sleevel
reduced %
des'sl
Ladies sleevele
Ladies sleeyele
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These specials on third floor go Oh
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-30
TRUSrEES' SALES.
TRUSTEE,S SALE-BY YIRTIIE oI

TRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
L OF trust executed to me on the LIST day Of
June, $50, by a. B. Woodbridge and OF record in
the clerks Office of the Hastings Court for the
city of Ronnokc. Va. In deed book 63. page 1Oi,
to secure to the Roanoke Bricl, and Lime Com.
pany the payment of the sum of S3.050 rs follows:
One note for $50 dated 9th day of June, lS.u and
payable three months after date and the balance
of S3.5Ol in 100 equal monthly payments of SIS
each, evidenced by 100 notes of even date with
said deed, with interest on above notes to be
paid. ms evidenced by tho following notes: One
note for S19S d payable Ist June, lSyl one note
for Sl13e5 payable LIST June, 1892; one note for
$iis.t5 payable LIST June. 1879; note for Sl22.s,
payable LIST June. 1894: one note for $l1 6j pay
able LIST June 1Slj one note for Si2.45 payable LIST
June, lS!6; one note for Si1.a5 payable LIST June,
and ono note for 50 80 payable LIST October, iSDS;
and default having been made in the payment
of ten OF tic monthly notes OF So each, begin
ming with the sixtccnth note, and one of the in
tcrest notes, to wit: the note for S1i3.a5. dated
June I, 1890, and payable June l, 1872 making in
he aggregate S5s3 IS and being requested so to
do by the beneficiary. will sell to the highest
bidder nj public auction. ut the front door OF
the COURTHOUSE OF the city OF hoanoke Va, on
1892. AT 1915 O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following de-
scribcd lot of land, with the improvements
thereon. situate in the city of Roanoke, Va, and
described as follows:
BEGINNING at point on the north side of Camp
in northcry direction 40 feet to n i2-foot alley;
thence In westerly direction with said alley 5
feet to point; thence III southerly direction
$50 feet to Campbell street: thence In casterly
direction with Campbell street so feet to the be
ginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost of
executing this trust, including the trustees
commission, and 10 pay the past due and unpaid
notes above referred to. viz. The 10 notes for s5
cnch and the interest note for S1135O, due June IS
1872, and any note falling due on before the
day OF sale. and the remainder OF the SIS notes.
payable monthly on the first day OF each month,
and the remainder of the interest notes PAYABLE
on the fret day OF June OF each succeeding year
until all are paid, except tho interest note of
S2SO, which is due and payable LIST OF october,
$685. and the residue. III any, to he paid in cash.
Il. F. BARKSDALE.
vi tbs Trustee.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il Esiate.-By virtue OF adecd OF trust dated the
LIST day of July, 1884, ana OF record in the Gle rk's
Office OF the Corporation Court for the city of
Roanoke, Va, in deed book 10, page @, from W
j. ana l.. Blair, Jr to the unG crsgncd, to secure
evidenced by two promissory notes each in the
sum of Sl.16S.n6 payable in one ano two years
respectively after cate, and default having &C.
Cured in the pay mcnt OF the last due note and at
the request of the holder OF said note | will ut
1890 7. NJ, ON WEDNESDAY. THE 10TH DAY
OF AUGUST. 1909, proceed TO sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, in front of the court.
house in said city, all of that certain parcel OF
land, or so much thereof rs may he Mt ccssnry for
the purposes OF said trust, lying in the city OF
Roanoke, Va. and described as follows:
beginning ut the northeast corner OF Walnut
and Roanoke streets, thence with latter norih
degrees IL minutes east 100 feet to point; thence
alley; thence with latter south degrees Is min
ntes west 100 feet TO Walnut street, thence with
latter north S3 grccs is minutes west ITO feet to
place OF beginning.
From this sale will be excepted the northeast
corner of Walnut and Roanoke streets, frouting
90 feet on Roanoke street acd running back be
tween parallel lines, 10 feet, the same having
been conveyed to Rene dc Saussurc and released
from this deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, nj time of sale rs 10
enough TO pay the cost and expenses attending
this sale and the amount due upon said note, say
total OF 81 1880 aud rs to the residue, If any
the same shall be payable in two equal annual
be secured by deed OF trust upon the property
sold. THOS. w. MILLER
10 tbs Trustee.
We sold the above property and our purchaser
assumed the payment OF the above note
w. j. ~ l.. BLAIR. JR.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
i ottrust executed to me as trustee by H. II
higgins, dated February III, 1891 ana OF record
In tho clerks office OF the llu, tings Court OF the
city of Roanoke, Va, In deed book IT, page S. to
secure to James $. Simmons the payment of two
certain negotiable notes, dated February 49, 1891,
in the sum of S;333 each, and payable In ono
and two years thereafter, with interest, and dc.
fault having been made in the payment OF the
first OF said notes. and, ut the request of the hon.
chciary, shall offcr for sale, mt public auction
In front of the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1892 AT II
O'CLOCK Nj
All that certain lot or parcel of land being in
the city OF Roanoke, Va, and lying on the south
side OF Shenandoah avenue and fronting so feet
on same. and extending back between parallel
lines 100 feet to the y. ~ W. railroad. and known
rs Lot u. Sec. Al, rs shown by map of Rogers
Fairfax ~ Houston addition
TEkMS;-Cash sufficient to pay cost OF exc
cutting this trust and 10 pay tbs sum of Ss33 3d.
with interest from April 22d, 1S.t2: and OF the
residue S:s}3.33, to he paid February 18th
lS.3, with interest from February l6th 1Sil, pur.
chaser to give note for said amount, and 10 be
secured by deed OF trust on above described
property, and the balance, II any, to he paid In
two instruments Mt six and twelve months from
day of sale to be evidenced by notes OF the pur-
chaser, and to be secured by deed of trust on
property described above.
W. a. CARPENTER
Is tds Trustee.
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TRUsTER,s sALE-BY vIRruE or

TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il deed OF trust executed to the undersigned
trustee by , ) NJ Maupin; dated the Sd day OF
February, 1881. and recorded In the clerks Office
OF the Hastings Court OF the city of Roanoke
Va, deed book 81, page No. to secure TO the North
Side Land Company the sum of two hur bred
and th1rty.three dollars and thirty.two cants
(S2S2. S2J. payable in two equal annual instalmcns
OF one hundred and sixteen collars and sixty-six
cents tSl1R.6G) each rs evidenced by two III gotta.
be notes OF even date herewith, of the party of
the first part to the North side Land Company
and whereas default has been made in the nav.
inent OF the first described note az II became due
and payable, and at the request of the beneficiary
20 to do will offer for sale at public auction in
front OF the courthouse in the City of Roanoke
w, on THURSDAY, 18TH DAY OF AUGUST,
1892, ct 1920 p NJ, the following described
property to wit: All thcsc certain lots or parcels
OF land situated in the city OF Roanoke, Va :,
known as lots Fl and %, In section 5, as ehown by
the map OF the property OF the North Side Land
Company.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay
cost OF sale and to take up the pact due note OF
one hundred and sixteen dollars and eixly.s,x
cents (Sil6.6s, and one hundred and sixteen dol
lars and sixty.six cents ($il6.G6). to he paid on
the 81 day OF February, 1898, with interest from
the I'd day OF February, 1891. Balance, IL any,
on a credit OF l2 months. secured by deed or
trust: Ii. $, TROUT
10 tbs Trustee
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TRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
Il of trust dated February 18th, 1870, and re-
corded in the clerks Office OF the Hastings court
for the city OF Roanoke, Va in D. B. 80, page lgS;
In which j j. Feather conveyed to the under
signed certain real estate therein described sit
mated in the city of Roanoke, Va. to secure to
ii. IL. Cook, trustec, ct ais, the payment of the
notes OF even date Herewith executed, by j. j
Feather TO ii. H. Cook, trustee, ct ais, for $lUO
each payable In one and two years at the Com
mcrcial National Bank or Roanoke Va and dc.
fault having been made in the payment of a por-
ton OF the last mentioned note due and PAYABLE
two years after date, Go-wit: The half OF said
note and INTEREST," and being required so to do by
the beneficiary, shall proceed TO sell at public
auction to the highest bidder in front OF the
courthouse OF the city of Roanoke. V a.. on TUES
DAY TIE 23D OF AUGUST, 1899, AT 1918
land lying in the city OF Roanoke, Va, described
as follows:
Beginning at point on the north side of IIar-
rison street 2f0 feet northwest OF Park street;
thence north 10 degrees 81 minutes east to nm
alley; thence north "a degrees 26 minutes west 100
feet to point; thence sOuth Is degrees "a min.
ntcs west l25 feet to Harrison street; thence
south ~ degrees 2i minutes cast leo feet to tho
beginning, being lots 10 10, 20 and 81, Rogers
Fairfax & Honston's Addition.
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF
due notes OF 300 of the said T. Feather, payn-
bic two years after date of Feb. 18th, 1870, with
interest from said date till paid, and tho residue
II any, payable in six and twelve months with
interest from day OF sale. evidenced by uepOtla-
bic notes, secured by deed OF trust on the prop.
crty sold. II, L. BARKSDALE
Z 81 ids Trustee