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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22

frills Mt the edges, and are gathered
about the waist. The shawl is formed
of triangular strip of yellow cloth
with the corners cut off and the edges
unevenly notchcd, and is trimmed with
two bias bands of black velvet Six
circular pieces arc cut from yellow
cloth, folded SO as TO form quarter cir
cles and fastened firmly at the corners
across the front and sides of the doll at
the waist. A belt of blacl, velvet is
fastened about the waist, it's ends being
hidden at the back by bow of the
cloth with notchcd edges A patch OF
tbS cloth is fastened to the head as IL
Illustrated
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22

TNlRTuE OF a DEED OF TRUST DATED
- december ~, lS2 ard recorded in the office
OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court OF Roarolc
city Va executed to ne by George w. Abcn
and d. IL. Fisher, in trust to secure to D. G. Moo
nav The payment OF the sum OF Sl31aii owl.
Genced oy non.interest besriDg negotiable notes
made In the payment of three OF the said notes
and having been requested so 10 dc by the hene.
neisry IN the said deed OF ttnst, wiz. ON FRI.
DAY, APRIL %. Al IL O'CLOCK NJ oTer for
safe al public auction TO the highest bidder in
mont or the courthouse, OF Roanoke, Va the fol-
lowing described lot OF land lying in the city OF
ROANOKE, Va bounded and described rs follows;
Besinnins at point on tae north side or West
tiiiihcr street 2iJ feet east of Thirteenth street
thence north q degrees ~ minutes cast 1870 feet 10
an ley, thence with same south is dcgrccs 20
minutes cast - feet 20 4 point. thence south "
degrees 30 minutes west i3) feet 20 West Gimcr
street, thence along same north Is degrees 20
minutes west 30 feet 70 the place og beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient Ia icfray ne expenses
OF executing thls trust, including trustee c.ul-
mission OF per cent, and 10 pay OF tho past due
notes MS fellows: Two notes egch of the sum OF
E.i, payable % and - months from their date ana
one note in the sum OF SO -, which becomes dac
~ months from date together with the Interest
day OF sale. As 10 the SUN oi Sti6.S' the same
will be made pay .hic rs follows: rlity-six notes
cach III the sum OF $ii payable monthly, the first
or which 10 become due and payable on the 3 tn
day OF April, 1893, and one each mouth Thereafter
nntil all are paid, sud one note in the sum OF
SIS 05 TO become due ami PAYABLE 81 months from
S23.0l is payable on the 3st day or Seprcirher
lS.i, and the following notes are ayablc every
consecutive Elk months thereafter unt all ale
paid: One note in the sum OF Ssl4 ono note in
the sum OF fi7.9I; one note FOR Sl5.is; one note
Tor SIZES; ore note for Si0.4l; one note tor 81 SH
one one noie Tor S5S;; orc note Tor $8,3s, al OF
which payments to he evidenced by the non inter
est bearing negotiable note of the purchaser AND
are 10 Nc secured by deed o! ifu-t on the pop.
sTty sold; the balance, i any, Payable in six
S29 tbs W. IL. MOOMAW. Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22
PRETTY SCRAP JAR.
A Convenient Thing to Have Near tho
Sewing NIachiae.

Convenient Thing to Have Near tho
Sewing NIachiae.
handsome and convenient piece of
furniture for the sitting-room, which is
in most houses, also the sewing-room,
is the Japanese scrap jar, illustrated in
the accompanying sketch. 1t is made
of pasteboard cut in panels and covered
with bright-colored cretonne. Make
the panels of heavy pastcboard (binder's
board is the bcsD ten inches long by
six wide at the widest point as in the
diagram herewith. Cover each piece of
cardboard with cretonne on the outside
and silesia on the inside and overcast
the edges together. This will take
about one and a quarter yards of Gre
tonne, one yard of silcsia.
The pretty japanese designs in Gre
tonne, such as will give the jar the gen
eral effect of Japanese curio, are the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22
Salt Baths Mt Homo.

1t may perhaps not be known to every
one that q real salt bath can be taken
as well at home as at the seashorc,
minus the eXhilaration of wind and
wave. a cup of rock salt dissolved in
water and added to the bath is a most
refreshing tonic to the exhausted body.
But don't go ont of doors after taking
It, The best time to indulge in tho
luxuries of q salt bath is just at bed
time. Try this homemade ocean bath
and note its effects
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22

pY VIRTUE or DEED OF TRUST exc.
j cuted TO me IA trustee by q. A. Woolford and
Minnie H.. mis- wife, Francis b Kemp and l..
Evabs and Katie h., his wife, of Roanokc, Vlr.
sinie, dated September nth, 1880, and recorded
in the clerks Office OF the hastings Court of iho
city of Roanoke, Virgiuia in deed book 40, pqa.
IA. etc, conveying certain property tn; rein de-
scrihed TO me in trust TO secure to the Roar oke
and and Improvement Company tho payment
of Sl,e31 S.lOO payable in three annual install
mcnts OF Stle.i0 l0l each on September H. 1891:
September, II, 1S92, and September II, iS9S, re,
spect:vely, with ntcrc ct the rate OF per cert
per an, um from september II, 1890. payable
annually, and default having been made in the
payment OF the instalmcLt or sGl253-iO falling
due September II, 1872, with interest on said
sum or $l,S315O from September II, 1891, (less
credit on account OF said nstalment OF 500 rs of
January 7,le! and OF the instament OF sGi2 50-ltO
falling due September IL, 1879, with ntetcs.
thereon from September II, 1921, and OF the in
tcrest payable on september l., 1892 for one wear
on the instalmcnt OF S12 81 GO TO become PAYABLE
September Il, 1893, and being required 80 to do
by tho bcnefciaries In said deed shall offer for
sale at public auction on the premises, In tho city
OF Roano Ike, State OF viTgina,.on WEDNESDAY,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATEI,
- the 2ist day OF March. 1891 and OF REGARD In,
INC CLERKS Office OF the corporation court for tho
Guy OF Roanoke, Va. III deed book G. page NJ
executed by +. V. Bumgardner 20 the under
signed trustee to secure 10 Thomas w Miller I'M,
payment or the sam OF $l,9l] in two equal annual
lnstalme MS with inter rest from date rs cncpd
by two certain intcrcst-hcari.,r negotiable notes
bearing even date with said deed each IN the
sum or 500, made lily the said = " Bumuordner
payable to the said Thomas w. Miller, or order
N ono ana two years respectively aft er date M
the commercial National Bank tf Roanoke Va
ana DEFAULT having occurred IL the payment of
tuc last uie or said Eotes. and AZ the REQUEST or
the holder thereof, | will. ON SATURDAY. THE
~ i!ont OF the courthouse. IL The city OF RCan.
okc va, proceed 10 sell NJ public auction 10 the
Encst bidder, NIL those certain lots OF parccls or
iand in the city of Roanoke, State of Nirgiua
ana bounded and described as follows to vii:
beginning NJ the southeast corner OF Orange
avenue and thirteenth street, thence with Orango
avenue sonth 10 degrees Ol minutes ~ seconds
eSst so2 Feet TO point, thence south ID degrees
% minutes 10 seconds west Si0 fee. To an alley
thence with said alley north IL degrees OF mimic
- seconds wes, e02 feet to Thirteenth street.
thence with Thirteenth street north 10 dorrecs *
minute; 10 seconds cast 2ll feet 70 tho plnre nj
neg ming, and designated on the Mcrose Land
'nnpanys may OF the Mclrosc addition 10 the
CITY ., Roanoke AZ lots Nos. !, >. and 4, in ser-
ton 20 y " -
TERMS: Cash as to enough TO pay the coat oe
executing this trust and 10 pay the said past due
note OF s9oO, and interest and SIS TO tho re sidue
II any there be, the same shall be PAYABLE in one
ana TWO years from date CT sale In equal install
ments, with interest from date of isle and secured
by decd of trust. ROY b. SMITH.
IL JUS Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22
A PRACTICAL DRESS.
Tt Is Neat as Well as Hygienically
Valuable.
No bones Arc Needed, Even for the Pur-
pose or Stretching Seams, rs No
Seams Show-IIow the Gown
Is Fitted.

Miss Annie e. Tabor, of the Battle
Creek sanitarium, of whose improved
divided skirt we gave cut with descrip-
ton short time ago, has recently per-
iected woman's working dress which
Is ut once SO neat. SO comfortable, so
convenient and altogethcrso hygcnical-
~ valuable, that we take great pleasure
Ill calling the attention of our readers
to 1T. The costume is composed of three
pieces; the adjustable two-scamed dress,
the jacket and the improved divided
skirt The first may bc arranged for
either outdoor or indoor wear, and re-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22

by VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
~ dated September 18th, 1880, and recorded In
The clerks Office o! the county court of
Roanoke county in deed beck 3 page
~, executed 10 me, the undersigned trustee BY
William VI. Johnson, TO secure unto tho Glade
Land Company The payment OF the sum OF $50
as evidedced BY fifteen notes OF so each "a
interest thereon from date, being September 18Th,
1872, and default having been mace e. the pay
ment OF thirteen OF the said notes and hatiig
been reGue sted TO do so by The beneficiary Ia
said deed OF trmst, VIII on SATURDAY.,
THE goth DAY OF April, 1873, AZ
IL O'CLOCK, T. NJ, ofror rors sale Al
pnblic auction to the highest bidder. m
front OF the office OF w. ~ Ped,go n Go. IN
the town of Nintor, the following lot o. l,pl,
known as lot No 5 in block No / Is show IN
the map OF the Glade Land Company, wh,h
land lies in the county OF Roanoke, sta,e NJ
Virginia, portion OF which Is in the coruol J.
ton limits Of the town OF NintOn.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defray The cxpon
or executing said trust, including ,ruste,
commission OF per cent, and to discharge ,ne
whole or said notes due and unpaid Sa'Nra@ IL
any. In one AID two years from daic
~ tbs. GEO. $. JACK, trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22

ones to select. The one illustrated here
is made OF white cretonne with blue
figures and lined with blue silesa. Join
the six panels by overcasting them to-
gcther on the outside, then overcast the
hexagonal bottom piece to the others
and your jar is complete.
You will find it most convenient
thing to have near your sewing ma
chine and at the same time q really dee
orative bit of color in the room.-Farm.
Field and Fireside.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22
Hastinsn Cont.

In the Hastings Court Yesterday
morning Ralph d. Gum was Qualified
as notary public. A nolle proseoni
was entered against Joseph Slauphter.
charged with stealing cattle. A motion
was made by counsel to set aside the
verdict rendered against Matte Evans
Tor cutting Robert March, who was san.
fenced to serve one year in the peni.
tentlary, and the motion was oyerruled
oy the court. Tho jury was discharge
Tor this term of court.
Old papers for the next week at 10
cents per hundred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22
q Timely Hint,

A delightful mixture for pertaining
clothes that are packed away, and
which is said to keep out moths also,
is made hs follows: Pound to powder
one ounce each of cloves, caraway seed,
nutmeg, mace, cinnamon and Tonquin
beans, and as much orris root as will
equal the weight of the foregoing in
gradients put together. Little bags of
mrslin should be filed with this mix
ture and placed among the garments.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22

mamma when She was a baby-bacls in
the '20s.
The pretticst crnolinc baby dress out
Of nearly thirty that were shown in q
big show-window was one Of Il very fine
Quality of diagonal bingham. 1t was
designed for Il little lady of three years.
The neck was cut square front and
back, and the front of the dress hung
free and full from very deep smock-
ing at the neck The little gown had a
short empire waist in the back and tho
dress skirt was shirrcd upon it. On
each side of the loose front there was a
big rosctte of ribbon at the waist line.
And from the back of the neck hung q
1nany-loopcd bow of baby ribbon.
The sleeves of the gown were short and
consisted of two big pufs.
The crinolinc effect is the puffcd
sleeves and the very full skirt. When
iaundercd the little gown will be
Is'arched into oldtimc stiffness. The
eolors of the dress were goldenrod and
blue. Another "crinolinc' baby dress
was of Oolah wash silk, gray striped
with pink. But in this case a tiny
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AIDED
= y, o. v t.ust executed to nc by Cyrus Lair and
frcSorocG IN the clerks Office OF the Hust;ugs
court OF Roanoke, Virginia, in deed book No 81.
Ense 10, etc and 10 secure 10 the Virginia Real
Estate aud Investment Company the payment OF
ING snin ct tw: ntyfour hundred and iify dollars
Sol;sy IN eighty tSY instaliments OF thirty
nifty dollars $50, payable or the fret cav OF Inc
~ ~ Ssil non rs respectively next succeed
date evidenced BY eighty so Certain nes@,aS s
no S GATED December !. 1892 for thirty dollars
$50 each; payable the first dag OF the cirbtv
~ months next sUcct cdinc the date of eaid
c; ed Of trust, and orc no;c FOR ity dollars ,s5M
payable in eighty (si) months from s,i1 49,
..ospcctive!y, with interest Is aforcsaid ana de-
Wen, pseh made IN the payment of tho
siAth G.0th and twcntysevonth (.7th) OF the aloye
IN y. 10 ana notes and having been required
! shall ohcr for sale 10 the hiehc.t bidder. by
b hY aaGSii1n' in Koanose VIRGINIA: on sATUR-
IN front OF he Hastings Courthouse in said CITY,
~ INA, certain lot or parcel OF land in the city OF
so,she5 Stao OF Virginia, designated and de-
6TEinnirg al point or the south side OF Taze.
Mrtt street forty four 81 feet west OF whsat
$50 west one hundred and thirty.nine and
th;rt' two hundrcdths (iSl Gay feet to nm alley.
srees and fifteen minutes (7ss 49, west thirty ono
ana ana Elk tenths (sl.6) feet to point on same,
hundred and thirty five ana thirty eight hun.
Grodths QS5SS) feet to Tazawei street, thence
hia .ee, street north scveutytour dccrecs and
hltecn minutes (1i' 80 cas-: :or,yfonr (iD feet
10 me place OF beginning, together with tho
house situated thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
,,o,,r EDWARD lLSLEY, Trustee
NOTE: The deferred instalmcnts OF purchase
money on this property are said 10 have benn
assumed by Mrs Laura sto.infelt2 3la sci
By mutual consent the above sale has b,eu
nostponed until Saturday, May i, 1923 AT enuo
place and hour EDWAbD ITSI w ~
= ~ tNe tcc
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Convenient ,rendinc Needle.

To darn stocking neatly take fine
steel crochet needle and with it catch
up the woven stitches notwithstanding
cotton that is suitable in thickness and
color-and fill in the hole with chain
stitch, working back and forth as in
darning. This looks neater than darn.
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JAPANESE PENWIPER.

n Curious Trihc Whose Making Requires
But Little Work.
novel pcnwiper may be made with
small Japanese doll and little cloth
The doll is fastened by the feet with Il
narrow strip of cloth to standard
formed OF thin wood or strong paste
board, covered with cloth orpaintcd The
trousers. arc formed of two straight sec
lions of black silk, caught about the
egs with yellow ribbons, so as to form
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-22

ny mutual consent the above sale has beep
nostponed until Saturday. May i, 1923 AT enu,o
PIacc anu hoGr. EDWARD ILSLEY,
= ~ IVe Jrnstcc.
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No,,r. EDWARD lLSLEY, Trustee
NOTE: The deferred instalmcnis OF uurchsso
money on this property are said 10 have been
assumed by Mrs. Laura Sto.lnselt. 3 IL sci
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TRUSTEES sAI,Es

Ply VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST DaTrn
AZ october 18TH 1852 and re: ordcd i'm Tho cierL's
once OF the Hastings Court of 1 oaut ka civ 70
uee9 uooS ~, pnge 152, executed by S f. Ehoaes
y, ~ 'ue Undersigned trustee 10 secure 10 n q
noomaw the payment OF the sum of 500; o. eyi
uemmce9 ny non-inteIest bearing negotiable note
luiiy described in the deed of trust aforesaid sud
OF the notes aforesaid in the sum OF s2T ~. duo
SIX month : from the 18th day of October 1905
anu al the request of the beneficiary will otTer
ior salc NJ pnhic auction 10 the highest bidder
M itonr OF me courthouse in the city OF Roauokc
"; Al u NJ, OF SATURDAY, MAY Til f 20TI
lsY3 inc following described real estate, to vii:
GINNING AT point on the south side OF Par;
tersoh avenue So $40 feet east of Wchb stre"t
thence south 100 degrees Is minutes -,
- III feet an alley, thence with said n,lcv soN.i,
- degrees % minutes cast 80 10 feet TO poin,
tncncc horth IL degrees 10 minutes east So g.11
Iect 10 patterson avenue thence with same
north q degrees ives. 81 Si0 fe I to the place of
beginning. w VIZ P''ee Va
TERM>-Casb as to so much - NAV be ncces
sary to defray the expenses OF cxccutinc this
lrusl ana 10 pay OF tho past due not OF S27 Is
ana as TO the sum of $SgS,i7 credits will he nj.
lowco as follows: Eleven payments of So7 rs
each. the iirst OF which viii be due and payahie
on INC 10Th day OF October, lSg3 and ono es cb
successive six months thcrcaf;c,;s pnvmrnts
rs follows TO wit: One in tho sum of S35 ~ =
months from date, ono fot S2i in 81 mon;hs ono
lor slJ4i in no months, OIL q for SII I'D H. az
months, one Tor S,.33 in 1902 months and ono fny
:S,.i ~ Tvs months from date, ind 81 payments
OF S2o.bu each, the first of which becomes duo l.,
q months from date and one each successive
execute negotiable notes for The dcferrcd nov, w
mcnts above and secure the eame nv y d. ~ =,
trust on the property. NN" Vi
20 tbs GEO C. NOONAw ,rns,,,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-11-17

". q. :. Prince, Sheriff
N9l. Furd ". Roberts.
COG. Tnrncr vs.. Smith.
THrbSpAY, NOV. %.
G31. Eathbone, Sard & Co. vs..
Frost.
6s2. Irwin V. Capital City Land
and Improvement 20.
6l1. Assignment Tcnino Shinglc
Co.
FRIDAY, NOV. II.
ll6. Thompson V. O'Bricn.
TrETpAY, NOV. -.
CD. Mahic ". Whitaker.
GIG. McGuwcn vs.. Whitaker.
sos. People ex rel Mitchell vs..
Linn.
DISPOSITION OF CASES.
Disposition was made of the follow
Ing cases:
State ". Canon-Continued.
Sil, Derrick>on vs.. Mcntzr
Taken from calendar for visiting ildge.
81. Mumiord V. Olympia Abs -act
'tiA l'l'NaA any I WIN IotlOil u
he heard Monday 10y visiting Judge.
$50. Whitaker ". Williams-Cnn-
tinucd by consent
SCI. Bloom ". Olympia Light and
Power cumpany-To he heard Satur-
day, November Is.
80, Woodruff Us. Tilton-Orlcred
to Judge Gordon's docket.
L. O. X g. H. Il. Il. Co. vs.. r. A.
HOward-Ordcrcd to calendar for visit
ing judge.
MOTION DOCKET
10JS. Lang vs.. Williamson-Con-
tinued.
1917. Maclcay VS.. Harned-Con-
tinued.
1899. Ehrman & Co. VS.. Black
River Cedar company--Motion grant
ed; five days allowed.
80. Simpson vs.. Kincaid-Dcmur-
rer sustained; five days allowed.
1912. Denton vs.. Liberman-A. T.
Fitch gives notice OF withdrawal from
case.
81. kleber vs.. Campbell-Motion
Oh ulSmlSSal granted.
976. White Sewing Machine com
pany vs.. Meachan-Order for COM
mission to take deposition granted.
State VS.. Myers-Deiendant allowed
to give bail in $500.
State vs.. Munson--Motion to in
crease bond disallowed and defendant
discharged.
| Attorney Gaby, for the creditors
filed objection to the report of the ad
minstratrix in the estate of Charlie:
Toellner, deceased.
There will be no further session o.
the Superior Court until to morrow
owing to Judge Gordon's absence a
Montesano holding court for Judge
! Irwin.
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y pEh>lEN RESoAI.-Thc O'y"yim-
Trihpa' has struck upon new de-
vice for raising the wind" 1t calls
upon every d" man, woman, boy, girl,
males, females and old maids" tucom-
pete for IA prize Of - cents for the
hest peck Of apples, and l. cents for
the second best, Il decision to hc rem
dered 10y three impartial Judges, and
all the apples after the award to be
long to the numcrou, owners OF the
hyphenatcd paper By this means,
ii Is fondly hoped, enough apples will
be gathered in to furnish all tho
sauce and enter into all the pies. as
well a. To make barrels OF cider and
jar, of apple butter for the whole
"crrp>," from editor to devil. Ii this
succeeds premiums will doubtless be
offered for the best flour. the best
beef. pork and mutton. and the best
French staple, pomme IT. tsrrc, equally
Il staff OF life with bread. Ii this plan
wins it will he able to do without the
holiday advertisements,
AN EVER POrrLAK NI>IToR.-katic
Putnam's appearance it, Olympia
Thcater, on Monday evening, the 9th
inst. will he a pleasing episode to
many who know her only by rcputa-
ton a. well as the personal friends
made ON former tours. She Is playing
this season "The Little Maverick" II
western satire on the prrJudices of
caste. and is well calculated to please
Il people who 10y association with ma
ture i'll her wider spheres have ac-
quircd an independence OF thought
and action that j. not prescribed 10y
conventional grounds. The hardy
frankness and border nobility of Texas
are APPLY contrastcd with the ariStoc-
racy OF Europe When titled lady,
for instance, suggests that an Ameri-
can girl is unworthy of her sons
hand, because the girl is not sufficient
ly cultured and because the son is the
product of centuries" the Little
Maverick responds that Eve grow fat
ter in America" The plot is a catchy
one, and the scenes skip from New
York to Ireland and from there back
to a Texas ranch. The play has
plenty of comedy to Offset the pathos,
and the audience is dismissed in the
| best of humor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-11-17
SUPERIOR COURT.
Assignment of Causes to BE Heard
by the visiting Judge.

Tuesday afternoon Judge Gordon as,
signed the following cases to be heard
at the respective dates by Judge Pritch'
ard. of Tacoma. who will temporarily
sit in his place:
MONDAY, NOV. 20.
40l. Hatch vs.. I. 0. & q. II. X. X.
Co.
TUESDAY, NOV. Il.
SSS. Kaufman vs. T. 0. & G. II. X.
r. Co.
522. Sil>by ct al, vs. 7. o. 4 u. ID
r. r. Co.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. ~.
921. DesChutes Manufacturing Co.