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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-01
MEMORIAL DAY N NORTH YlElai.
Exercises Were the Features
OF the coca sion.

Memorial day opened bright and pleas
ant and crowds of people from the town
and country availed themselves OF the
holiday and in their best bib and tucker
lined the streets and took in all of the
sights. The parade was a very creditable
one and Included besides the band, the
grand army. the sons ~ veterans, and
the Wonen's relief corps, the children
OF the public schools under tie charge OF
their teachers, and Company f Of the
guards.
In the afternoon the guards had dress
parade on the block opposite the Hotel
Yakima where their skillful evolutions
were witnessed by many citizens.
The opera house was crowded full,
many being compelled to stand. The
decorations were in very good taste and
appropriate for the occasion. The exer-
cises were under the auspices OF Meade
Post, q. A. r., Dr. J o. Clark, com
mander. presiding.
Music intersperced the exercises rem
dered by the band and the choral society.
After prayer Of invocation by Rev.
Monroe Drew, Mayor w. +. Prosser de-
livered the opening address of welcome,
dwelling epon the duties OF the day and
especially upon the propriety of the
school children taking part in the exer-
cises.
The grand army then followed with the
exercises prescribed by their ritual.
r. b. Mllroy delivered the address,
well fitted for the occasion. He took up
war and its effects; the causes OF the
wars of the past; the standing army sys-
TEN OF our country; what the volunteer
soldier had done for our country and the
dan -ers and hardships endured by them.
Some personal recolIections of the war
were detailed. The duty Of giving up.
one day ir each year in solemn expression
| OF patriotism and grateful homage in dec
Grating the graves of our dead soldiers.
The address was short but the thought
was well expressed. The exercises closed
with prayer by Rev. Cheadle.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-01
Official Paper Of North Yakima.
HERALDINGS.

The Davidson block, at Ellensburgh.
was sold last week for $4,000.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-01
Highest Of all in Leavenng PowcrLatest u s. Govt Report
%&!A|:!;!! B BsMdsz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
MRS. ". J. FLORENCE CauIyC.
Mrs. fiorence's Gorgeous Costumes
Worn in the Almighty Dollar, ut
nason's Opera House Juneo

Mrs. Florence, always an authority on
what is elegant as regards personal cos
tuning, will, during the producing Of
this play, display number Of matchless
gowns by Felix.
The toilets to be worn by Mrs. W. j..
Florence in her portrayal of Mrs. General
Giltory, in her present engagement at
this theatre, were especially designed and
fabricated for her by the Partisan artist,
Felix, and bear his imprint even to the
minutest fold.
In Act |, she appears in superb gown
OF faintest willow-green bourette silk
striped with satin brocaded in silver and
an exquisite design OF moss rosebuds.
The bodice is decollete, aud slightly en-
V. finished with erect bretelles and
Grecian girdle of richly tinted ruby velvet.
Full Henry III sleeves compose the
brocade. Real silver lace completes the
corsage. The ample Vatican train starts
from tasteful bow of the ruby velvet,
and is finished with carelessly arranged
festoons Of the velvet combined with en-
broidered chiffon. A Greek tabner OF
ivory chiffon, daintily hand embroidered
in rosebuds. which drapes in front of the
bodice, is caught here and there with
magnificent jewels.
Her solitaire earrings are of flawless
lustre, and valued at 81 900. Three neck
laces encircle the throat in the middle is
three-stranded one, of pearls with
diamond clasp, above one of Roman gold
and fourteen solitaire diamonds, and be-
low one OF nineteen solitaire diamonds,
and pendant containing three, Valua-
ton of her jewels is placed at $4,000.
The la Grecque couture is OF Queen
Elizabethan tinge, and surrounded by a
pale pink aigrette, while poised amid the
clustering curls is magnificent diamond
butterfly.
In Act 2 the toilet is of heavy Rose de
Noel satin, bfocaded in white, garnitured
with peculiar shade of apple-green
velvet and crepon, and clusters of purple
and green velvet grapes nesting among
velvet leaves. A ceinture of gold encir-
cles the waist
In Act 3 Mrs. Florence wears highly
effective co-tume of that rare shade which
hovers between cameo pink and faintest
mauve. 1t is an elaborate brocade,
scattered over with bow knots in gold and
silver point duchesse lace. 1t is further
garnitured with exquisite gold and silver
passementerie, and has huge balloon
sleeves.
The grand triumph of the modiste's art
is seen in the fourth act, where Mrs.
Florence is attired in the famous peacock
ball toilet. 1t is of duchesse satin of I'M
usual lustre. The train is of vivid green
the side panels of ecru, and the front
breadth of electric blue, besprnkled with
iridescent spangles. The foot trimming
is double row of real peacock feathers
The corsage is just eccentric enough to
give delightful finishing touch to the
entire costume. This is certainly one Of
the most unique and realistic costumes
ever invented.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-01

The Merchants National bank, of Ia
coma, closed its doors Thursday morning,
on account of the demand OF a New York
bank for the settlement of an account in.
volving $4,000. Walter j. Thompson
was president and Samuel Collyer secre-
tary of the Merchants until ten days ago,
when on account of rumors respecting
the banks standing, Thompson resigned
and was succeeded by Nelson Bennett.
The suspension caused run on the other
banks, but no further trouble is antici-
pated.
Candidates for the office of city mar
shal are getting numerous. The list as
it now stands includes Wayne Field, &.
w. Cary, Charles Lille, Phil Stanton, J.
G. Liggett, N. Ii. Yeates and J. NJ. Hen.
derson. A new aspirant for the city
clerkship is said to be G. NJ. Hauser.
The new Northern Pacific time table
goes into effect Sunday. No. 1, the fast
train from the east, reaches Yakima at
l 10 p, M, and No. 3 at 5 ;35 p. III. No.
2, the fast train from the west, reaches
Yakima at IL 20 a. M, and No. at Z 49,
q. m.
Mrs. w. J. Florence will be here on
the 9th inst. in her great play "The
Mighty Dollar" in which she has won
fame and fortune.
Thomas LuHd,, of RosIyn, is in the
city looking for business opening. lie
says he made great mistake in not To-
eating here five yeais ago.
We have an assortment Of q. A. R.
suits at very reasonable prices. Call
and see them before the encampment.
lott |. Ii. DnLs.
1t is requested that those who are in
terested in football team to meet on the
grounds opposite the Hotel Yakima at
1880 O'Clock, Saturday evening, to organ
ize for the purpose of meeting the Rosyn
team on the 4th OF July.
Summer underwear In larger quanti'
ties and at better terms was never offered
than is now at Dills'. loft
We keep the best goods, and our 81
pants are marvel. Try them.
l9-u l. ii. DLLs.
For SALE-A good bicycle for $40. This
is bargain. Apply to F. d. Clemmer, at
Jordan's barber shop. 19-lt
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-01
of all the Baking Powders

And Everybody should know that of the Baking
Powders contain Ammonia Alum Lime other hurtful
ingredients
What revelation to the good housewife when she
her first of Dr. Prices and remarks the beautiful work
does mmeasurably superior that of any other
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-01

A. C. Campbell and j. Harry Camp
bell have returned from ruyallup, where
they went to spend Memorial day with
friends and relatives.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17
Shper perwun6et.
Gin Ginbre9er auf Ger 6ludt sef6ofen.

9tuf Sen Sos berleBt Itegt 9tnt6ono
S'@onneu in Der @obnung ietner @Ltern,
Nr. 2037 @tlcor @Oe., nit apet &ugelz
tpunben in ieinem &0rper. SRI. Qltce
NeIion, cine gttcbte bon CHARLES Srteita6,
Oeiien 8obnung itb SEQ. 557 IS. Sbtoitr.
befinbet, purbe in Ser gtac6t bon Mttt@
wob auf 0onneritag burb elm @erGui3
aus benz S6lafe 9epedt. lin ft6 bltdenb
9etnabrte tie einen Wtann in ibrem 3tmmer
unb iofort begann ite laut nm 9Ilfe gu
rafen. Ser @inbreber ergrtff Sic Slrcbt
uno iprang gum Seniter btnaus. st mar
faum auf bem 8oben anselan9t, ais stpet
S3iiie ftelen, benen Elm lauter S6mer5enSz
ruff folgte. Serr Srieitab bate Bic Gnfe
ietner gttcbte 9eb0rt urb BEN 9ieb entz
fteben ieben. @r ian6te tbm 3tuet &ugeIn
na6, Sic 8et0e trafen. GroBbem geLan9
es benz Sli6tling, it9 in Si9erbeit gu
brtngen unb 6err Trieitab glaubte i5on,
CT iperbe iiberbaupt entmifben. Gr be-
nacbribttate inbeiien bie 8oGt3et unb
Sretta9 Wfor9en tparen 6ie@ebeimpOlt5titen
@atner, &oa6 un6 Grontn erfolgreib, tn
6em iie S'GonneQ lcbper perlebt in ietner
@obnun9 fan6en. Sopobl Trieitab ais
Sri. gteIion baben in ihm BEN @tnbrecber
erfannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17
Kabel=2amnen.
unfreimillioe mettfabrt swiiden 2
Kabelbahn=3i9en.
mebrere 6uiammenit0Be. = Orei perionen
perlekt.

Sin tpiI6es @ettfa6ren fano Srettaggfa6:
mittag i'm Mittelpunft ser Staot 5wti6er
stpet :3iieen Ser NorDieitez &abelbabn itatt
0as @nbe bonn 2iebe mat, baB Der Dor
8m. @atott 9~eleitete @reifipa9en SEQ. 474
an ser @de Ser &anbolpbz unO Dearborn
Str. nit einem 8anbolpb StraBen>Bferoe:
%babntpagen suiammenrannte uno bret 8er>
ionen perlebt mur6en. S6re Namen iinb
Srant Mad, $50. $40 @. IL. Ctr, rebte
S6ulter b~errentt; @nnie 8oaS, Geo. 485
Niblan6 8ouleparb, Gerlebun9en AM Sop
un6 an 6en Sbultern; Wear 8oas, go,
485 Qiblano 8ouleparO, letcbte 8erlebunz
gen, 6autabibirfungen uno ogl.
Q(n Set @de Der Malbtngton unb Ga
Sale Ctr. merfte @Qiott, Ser @reifpa9enz
fiibrer, baB ct feline @emalt iiber BEN .3ug
babe. 0ie @retf5ange ipoQte nicbt meb1
arbeiten, unb Ser Bug rate NIT GROCER
S6neuigfett Sic StraBe e%ntlang. 9t6t
Dor benz 3uge befonb iicD Elm anberer, unb
Gaiott CAB ieinem @olegen auf benz 3uge
Dor ibm burcb lautes Jtufen 81 Deriteben,
baB @efabr ~ppr6anben iet. Die ein3ige
MOglibfeit CUR Gettans lag in ser Tludbt,
unb eS begaltn jebt elm gefd6rli6eS 0ett@
fabren. 9as laute Nniblagen ber @lo6e
marrte 8aiiagtere unb Subriperfe recbt5et>
ttg, ln6 eS icbten, ais pb ser ftebenbe 3ug
feline Nettung beiperfltelltgen ipllr0e. Sis
an bic @de BET Ganbolp9> unb Dearborn
Str. ging Die g~rauiige Sabrt un0 Ser critic
Bug bate INNER nocb eintge CARDS gor7
iprtng. 9a ertonte pl0bItb Elm lauteS
@etOie. Ser lebte Wa9en bes perfolgten
3uges tpurbe bon BENT @jreifpagen SEQ. 474
erretcbt urt6 aus Sen @eleiien gel6leuoert.
Cine Ganbolpb Str.7@ar palitrte 3ufdatg
unb puroe ibwer beibdbigt. 6ter mar es
AUDI, mo- bic @enart1ten Derlebt purben.
Sic tparen Bic Gin3igen, Bic eS ni6t getpagt
botten, ipdbrenb Ser Sabrt ab5uiprtngen.
Ser Bug ieBte 1etne Sabrt nit oerIelben
@ei6iptnoigfett fort unb am Gingange beS
Ga Saae Str. Sltnnels fam cs su elmer
anbern Golliiion NIT bem 3uge SEC. 1876.
3ipet Wagen tpurben fait DpIftGnbtg 3er>
triimmert, aber 5l 9lei6er 3ett bem mill
Ben Treiben burb BEN 8ru6 beS &dbelz
Sells elm @nbe gemabt. 9ie Torti9affung
Der gu etnem boben 6aufen aufgetbiirmten
6%ol5lnaIen nabm mebrere Stunoen in Nn9
lprucb un6 Ser 8erfcbr mar babur6 natiir>
ltb eberlo LANCE nnterbroben.
Die 8erlebter Duroen in bic an ser @de
Bet Dearborn unb &onbolpb Ctr. b~elegene
Npot6ete gebrabt, Dcrbunben unb 6ann in
Dro1bten na6 tbren @obnungen ge1an6t.
&einer bon tbnen lit 70 ibner perlebt, bob
ct ii6 in 9ebensgcfabr beftttbet. Ote l1rz
ia6e bes l1nfaaS beitanb bartn, baB 6as
&abel i6abbaft getporben uno iiA %etn3elne
Strdbne baDon lo~sgetpunben batten, Ste itb
bann in Der @reif5ange beS @reifuagenS
Jo. 474 perpidelten unb iib ni6t mebr
los lteBen. Die Baiiagiere Der Wagen,
tpelbe bic @efabr alsbalb erfannten, rette7
ten inb 3umeiit burh 9(bipringen, mas BET
Ben Trauen fein 2etbtes mar. 9te Cine
ODER Qln0ere fam a1b mobl Su SAT-, bod
ftnb auBer ben %genannten feine Sd1e bon
erbeblt6en GerleBungen beridtet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17
Selbitmoro ooer 5ufau ?

@inen merfmiirbigen SOB fanb Sreitag
Morgen Ser ibwcDti6e Ste;n6auer Beter
2arIen. @r mar in Der Steilt6aueret an
Set Gde Ser &acine Qlne. u1o GoScoe Str.
belcbaftist unb unterbtelt ii9 BET Der Nrbeit
nit 2puiS S9neiber. BlObLt6 3o9 er
einen GepoIper unb rtcbtete benielben auf
fib nit ben @orten: vS3 perbe meine
Btitole einmal probtren." Sin ScbuB
fradbte unb 2arien iant betpuBtlos gu
8oben, Surge 3ett na6ber mar er tobt,
ebe Gratli9e Siilfe berbet9ebolt tperoen
fonnte. BARREN ibeint Sic 1bat IN etnem
Mnfaue bon pl0bltcbem @abnltnn begaltgen
gu baben, benn Elm anberer @runo 1T faum
6afiir al finoen. St mar As Sabre ali,
perbeiratbet unb tpobnte go. 1920 Sttoltr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17
Staot Chicago.
8rieffaften.

e. OF. Gor 2lbGauf BON 2 Sabrsn fann
ipesen %b0spiQtgen Gerlaiiens fetne Sdbet>
bun9sfla9e erboben tperben, ielbit Damn
nicbt, tpenn Ser i9ulbige She'll iammtli6e
!6ousbaltungS1 @egenitanbe mitgenommen
bat.
". 9. g., Su6zOa fota. Sic fOnnen
Ben Wann tpcgen vtbatIihen &ngriffS nit
Ser Nbiicbt, i6mere tOrperlt6e 8erlebungen
beiSubringen," 2. tDegen SriebenSbrltcbeS
crimtneu unb 3. tpegen bieier beiben Ser
9eben, iotrte a1cb tpegen ber ausgeitoBenen
8%eleiOigun9en auf Oem 8ege elmer @tbil>
flage (S6aocnerlab) %belangen. 8enoen
Sic it3 an einen &e5tSanipalt.
s. $. Sci 6erausna6me elmer Set
ratbsltcen5 braubt Bic 8raut ni6t 5ugegen
ietn. SIT nur In Dem GountD gilttg, in
pel6em tie ~ausgeiteQt nurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17
aaadDeatltd1e aut,tota ataata-8sttaene, ae1oattae, II, April 1898

Wpbonle 2puiS 8ierre 8Dramus 9e Gam
boae mar am 28. October 1906 in BariS
g%eboren. ST mar Brofeiior Der 8otanif
unb Director bes botanii6ens @arten IN
@enf, no alt6 iein 8ater 8rofeiior Ser
8otantf getpelen mar. Gines ieiner
befannteiten 8erfe lit Geographic
botanique raisonnee. = 9aS @idin>
get : S6tff, bas ouf Der G6tcagoer
8~eltausitcuung aus9eite1t tpcrOen fol-,
iegelte belte BON bier al. Cine un>
gebe1re WeenIbenmenge tpar an ben Werf@
ten beriammelt un6 begriiBte eS iubeln6,
ais eS Sen 9afen btnunterfubr 1tnb Salut>
i6ilie ab~f euerte, Sic bon Der 2anbbatterte
ertpibcrt tpuroen. 9as S6iff miro Der
Settle %entlang ~freu5en, nm BEN 2euten @e@
legenbett gu geben, es gu ieben. QnfangS
Stat tpiro es BON 8ergen aus 1aG Nmertfa
abfabren. = 8eoeutenbe Qlufre9ung berrl9t
unter 6en Satboltfen Der Stabt Waertco
ilber Bic angeblt6e 6dnblungsrpetie Der
Gc9terun9sbebDroen, Die cine WftB Soiuia
2oper, bic Iodter zines angelcbenen @e2
13Gttsmannes, Die neulicb nacb 2ataDette,
ga, a~brel1te, Inn in etn N0nrte1>
floiter etn5utretcn, geipdltIam feitbielten.
Die neueren @elebe Mcrtco'S Derbteten
&loiter, unb teiner Srau 1T erIaubt, Sen
S6leier gu nebmen. WtB 2oper iebocb
tpitnl6tc IN eth &IDlter in ben Sereinigten
Staten einSutreten ltnb ibre @ltern gaben
ibre GinmiQi8ung bo5u. sic reiite nit
Der Meyicanil9en NationaI @iien6abn
ab unb fam bis SaltiQo, nDrOlib
bon bier, no Der Bug BON einem
Yoli5cibeantten betreten ipuroe, Der Die
iun9e Dame sort abitetgen lteB unb tie nacb
ber Staot Wferico 3uriidbe9leitete. 9te
8ebOroen periiDern, baB bic 8ritz
Ser Ser Dame gegen beren @tntritt ms
&Goiter tparen unb ibre 3%uritdbaltung per2
anlaBten, Die &at6olifen bagegen bebaupten
bab bic GerDaftung auf Nnor6nltng ber
&egierung auf SEN @rltn6 Fin gema6t
moroen ici, DaB Sic @efaneene Oen Seriu6
gemabt babe, bic 2anoesgeiebe 5u umgeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17
Derhdn9niBpoue Grploiton
in ser Sabrif Ser Chicago Rubber
Company.
5wet u1enfdenIeben fallen oerieIbeu gum
Opfer.

9ur6 Sic @rpIoliou zines 9ampffeIiels
in benz Sabrtf@G tabIiiiement Der vGbtca9o
9tubber %Gompanp," Gfe @ran6 9luenue
unb &odpeQitraBe, nurbe MtontagWorgen
icbmeres 1tngliid angerichtet. Qeiber lit
au6 Elm Wf~er1benleben 3u beflagen. gDt@
lipp TogertD tDur6e au9enbltGltCb 9etODtet.
uno Sames 6augb, Elm an6erer Nrbetter,
erlitt 10 i9mere 8ranbmun6en, baB audi
er wabri6etnli6 ietn 2eben etnbitBen tptrb.
Die beiben @enannten tparen NIT Der
NuSbeilerun9 beS &eiielS bel6afti9t unb
Die 2lrbeit mar beinabe ppIenOet, ais Sic
@rplDiton ltattfdnb. Sopobl Sogertp ais
9aus6 purDen nit furcbtbarer @emalt
9egen Sic @Gn6e gei5leuOert uuO Bic ST.
icbiitterung tpar 10 groB, baB idmmtlt6e
Seniter bes breiit0ftgen 8aditetngebduOes
Seri9mettert unb Wtai6inen 3erit0rt muir
ben. Cine Yanit bemGcbtigte ftb Der 100
Nrbeiter, bic in Der Sabrif bel3dftigt ltno,
unb QIeS elite in milber Slu9t ben &us>
gGngen 3u. Wee9rere Wfinuten Dergingen,
ebe ben 8%erunsliidten 6iilfe 81 She'll
purbe. So9ertD's 2eben par bereitS ent@
flD9en, aber 6augb lebte nob, obpObl er
betpuBtlos mar. ST bate auBer 8ranb>
pun6en i3einbar i6tpere ittere 8erlebun>
gen ~erlttteu un6 Die Qler3te I'M 8resbDtez
rianer> 6oipital erfIGrten fem Nuffommen
ais GuBerit stpeifel6aft. @r lit FL Sabre
aft, unper6etratbet unb pobnt SEQ. 40 Nrte=
fan Qlpe. Sogertp mar $50. 999 8 .Wfaotfon>
StraBe mobnbaft, mar 81 Sabre alt unb
6tnterlGBt cine Samilte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17
miu 6en Bemeis liefern.

11eber5eust, baB Die 2eier bieies glattes
mad etnem Yerlu9 nit 81. S6oop's 9erpetz
piGen ltnb leirlem @ieberberlteQer (9eerpeu=
itGrfer) biele &rSneten Sreultben unb gefarnz
ten entpfebleu werbell, ul1b nm bere1 9roBe
6eilfraf 5u belpeilel, ienbet Or. S9oop oil
unlere Qeler 8rOben, lowie 8u9 iber leine
ltelle Gntoedlns fir cine 2 Gent 8riefmarte.
Mar l9reibe an Or. S9oop, 40 Weattz Ctr,
Rdcilte. isis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17
Oootltber unfdu.

@inen friib8eitisen unb plObli9en SOB
fan6 Sreita9 Nbenb 9esen 5 ubr 2ouis
8benterbad, Elm 6iabriger &nabe, oelien
@ltern SEQ. 1874 Qluitin 9lpe. pobnen. Ser
Sunge bate Ii6 an ei1en bon 2outs Sber>
man seleiteteu 2lbfaQma9en 9e6Gngt, fiel
aber an ser @de Ser g. Safe un0 2eaDitt
Str. 6erab unO gertetb unter bte &doer.
@be Der 6ubr1nanu bic 8feroe gum Steben
bringen tonnte, tpar Ser ungliifli9e &nabe
iberfabren. NlS man tin aufbob, mar Ell
bereits tobt. Seine 2eibe ipurbe nab Der
elterlicben @obnung gebra9t nnS Der Soro1
net bena9rtcbttgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17

8ier3is Sabre tnnrterbros
@enen unb fi6 ftetig mebrerz
ben @rfolseS fenn5et@nert
BEN STUFF elmer jeOen Ginger
Ma16ine. Gin ifrenses Sps
item Ser 8rafun9 unb Inter-
fudung wdbrenO bieier lan=
gen @rfabrung stebt JeOem
&dufer elmer moOernen ytab=
mai9ine eriter alaiie ote
Garantie, 6aB iol9e nnter
alien nmitdnoen 5nperldl1t9
1tno unbeoinst nOQfomme11
1T, na6 jeOer 8idtuns bin.
@lf M5iaiOnen Singer
MaI9inen iinb wdbreno Der
lebten pier3ig SATIRE perfauft
porben, unb jeOe berielben tit
iOr9fdltie Na69eieben nno
jeoer &dufer bOafanOts @<
ftrutrt pDroen.
Die Dersoneenbeit bietet 6arantie
fir ole submit.
The Singer Manfg. Go.
8weissei6dfte iberaa.
Gbteasser Offices zoe @abaIb noe.
15ian1Sb fri 81 1Snb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17
G6IDnfnrA

Git rettaeS Msalsbter 0ebra1tt nott
Der Gottr+ Getpp 8te&D0+ 60. lit bless
nit beitetts ~easspfoDIett. ST. 01aidoen
atttS S6fern 5t babem+ SelepbOtte
co. $780, 8otttit9 9epttt+ co. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17

Sour we1tn bas glut rein 1T, fOnuen &6rper
nno @etlt 9al5 gelultb letn, 6erporra9erbe
meOt6tntl6e Nutoritdten aler cipililtrten 2Gu=
Der enpfeblen @per'S SarlapariQa ais bos
bette Slltretlrt9n1gSmtttel, bas %eriitirt. Die
lbaffenbe &raft Der 6onb unb bes @ebirns
miro bnr9 tie bebeutenb erb0bt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-23
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEET
Il ing of the stockholders OF the Eoa-
noke Land AMI Improvement Company
will be held on Wednesday, the third
asy OF May, 1898, 1T II o'clock a. M. at
the office OF the company in the city of
Roanoke, Virginia, when the annual re-
port OF the president and board OF direc.
tors Will be presented, an election held
ior nine directors. and such other bust.
ness transacted as may properly come
before the meeting. II. e. GERHARD.
Secretary. 4l5 o53.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-23
FOR SALE.
ENOR SALE.
HAVING A LARGE SUP
PLY OF OLD PAPERS ON
HAND WE WILL FOR THE
NEXT WEEK SELL SAME
FOR 10 CENTS PER 100.

SEVENTY-NINE AND THREE
~ fourths acres, miles south OF Bed
ford City, new frame house, Z rooms, 100
fruit trees, 1715 bushels wheat seeded
acres in clover, near churches and
schools Price $780,; 5000 cash, bal
ance I, and years; por cent. in.
terest. Possession given one month
after sale.
140 acres (abouD ~ miles oast of
Bedford City, Is mile railroad; frame
house, rooms and all necessary out
houses, mountain scenery grand, Is
acres bottom land, is acres in Der,
$50 apple trees in full bearing, up land,
in first-class condition; near churches
and graded school. Price $780, 81, eco
cash, balance l, . and 3 years; 6 per
cent, or s., 325 cash. Ccding possession
in fall. N. D. HAWKINS & Co,
tt Bedford CITY, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-23

GToCK HOLDERS MEETING THE
~ eighth annual meeting Of the Poca
hontas Coal Company will bo hold at
tho Office OF the compsny, room 40s
Terry building, Roanoke, Va, at l2
O'Clock M, May 3, 1893, for tho election
OF seven directors to serve for the
ensuing year, and tho transaction Of
sucn other business as may properly
como before the meeting. C.B. BELL,
Secretary.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-23

THE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING
Il of the stockholders of tho Roanoke
Gas and Water Company will be held on
Tuesday, the End day of May, 1893, at
IL o'clock a. III. at the Office of the com
pany, in the city Of Roanoke Va, when
the annual report Of tho president and
board OF directors will be presented, an
election held for eleven directors for tho
ensuing year and such other business
transacted as may properly come before
the meeting II E. GERHARD, Secro.
tary. j 15to5 .
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-23
GREAT BARGAINS IN HOUSES
VI AND LOTS.

Within twenty minutes walk OF the
Machine Works we haye lots 40 feet bv
l20 feet for sale at from SlOO to 5000.
Electric cars pass within zoo Yards.
we have arranged to sell these lots
SO that any one may buy. Our cash
payment is only $40 and the rest in
monthly payments of from SIS to $40 as
may suit the purchaser. Call on or a6-
dress,
w. !. WATTS &c CO.,
Real Estate and Rental Agents,
No. 3ol southwest corner Henry and
Campbell streets. 4oo,m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-23
Z IRGINIA LAND COMPANY,
SEcRETARY's OFFICE,

No. 333 WALNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA,
February s, 1893.
The third regular annual meeting of
the shareholders OF tho Virginia Land
Company will be held on Wednesday,
tho 3Fd day of May, 1898, at II o'clock
m, at the Office Of tho company, in the
city of Roanoke, Virginia, when an
election will be held for directors for
the ensuing year, and such other bust.
ness transacted as may properly come
before the meeting.
j. NJ. WIRGMAN,
A Secretary.