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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-03-12
AFTERNOON SrSSIOS.

$ u - An Act submitting 10 the
people tho question Of having n loi-
tory. Ayes aud ro'n being taken and
II votes recorded in the affirmative.
Before the vote WAS announced Mr.
LernhaFt and Mr. Pike entered, and
Mr LCrnhart asked that his name 10
called. Objected to by .ir McNaugh-
ton that he should not be allowed TO
vote, rs the rules sny that nothing
can interrupt roll call Qacstion
after some discussion decided by tho
Speaker that Ioruhart and Pike
should be allowed TO vote. Mr.
LcrnharL voted "Ayc," which carried
the resolution.
Mr. Pike tmcn refused 10 vote.
Mr. McNuughton and Mr. NOrcross
aprcalcd for tho decision Of tho Chair.
The Chair stated ihHt ho hoped the
House would not sustain his decision
although no believed it correct. Mr.
Harris Chou'ed that as vote hal
been announced tho appeal was out
! OF order. So held. Following is tho
vote on tho resolution:
Aycs-Ailcn, Boston, Folsom, Hip,
LanGan, Lornhnrt, Lochlin, Logan,
Manning, Massey, Molnrkoy, McCar-
thy, Monohan, Reynolds, Richards
and Smith, 10.
Nays -Carnh. Foster, Foulks, Grit
fin, Hamill, McNaughton, Norcross,
Russell, Thies, Wheeler, Harris,
Speaker Bell, II.
Absent, Iioppin.
Not voting, Pike.
! S u No % An Act for the carrying
on Of the State Government on cash
basis. Provides that tho state make
temporary loans from tho State
School Fund 10 carry on Stnto gov.
ornment and State institutions when.
over tho Treasury Ia temporarily do.
plotted before taxes como in. Carried
a II No 35-An Act to limit tho
powers of County Commissioners in
approprintiug money. Senate amend.
mont concurrcd IN.
a B No lG--An Act for tho prcscr
walton OF iish. Scnnto nmcndmente
concurred in and bill pissed.
s B No 86--An Act in relation 70
liccuscs. Indefinitely postponed.
] S Is No Bb..-An Act in relation &c
tho waters OF tho State. Postponed
Indefinitely.
S Il No TG..An Act to regulate th,
J election OF School Trustees. Passed
a B No 0l An Act for tho rcgistra
ton OF railroad property. Lost.
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FIrticth Day.
SEN.A rE.

Called to order at II \ NJ, Lioutcn
ant-Gov"vuor Pociade PRECEDING.
Ro'l call and nll present.
Prayer by tho Chaplain, Rev Nj
Hys.o?-
journal rend and approved.
resolution oy Comins relative tc
the protection OF The mining induciry
Tabled.
By Mcdonnell, S Il No 81 Salary Of
District Judge. Passed.
BY Stenrns, S Il No l9l--Road tax.
PASSED..
By Boyle. S u No 0j-To provide
for travelling expenses Of Adiutant.
General. Passed.
By Comius, : CIR No Protection
o5 tho mining industry Ct Nevada.
Calls on our Senators and Rapraacn
tHtivcs in Congress To secure hard
money. Passed.
From Ways and Means, S Il No %
Reducing salaries and compcnsa-
tiuns OF certain State officers and at
tuches. Passed.
BY lIamill, y II No 1G-Prosorva-
tor OF fish in tho waters OF this
State. PaDel amended.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
S b 40 $50 authorize aud direct
an appropriation by County Commis.
siuncrs for cncampmcnt and public
holidays. Considered cngrosSed.
Passed.
S j No 30 TO provide rovonuo for
tho support of certain counties in the
State. Considered cngrosJod, read
third time and passed..
Resolved that ScIntors Folsom
and Mauts and tho President OF tho
Senate read tho Senate Journal on
the last day.
\ Il No 92-To amend mn Act rcl
ativo to levying and assessing taxcf
for state and county purposes
Passed.
a Is No 85-An Act TO provide sup,
port for tho govornment OF tho Stat,
Of Nevada. Passed.
A B No Cl-An Act to provide fo
n complete walk around tho Capitol
equaro, Referred TO Committee al
tho Whole.
\ I} No l2O-An Act relative /,
military oncampmonls. Passed.
a B No Gl Am Act incorpUratin,
bankH, institution for organization
Indefinitely postponed.
a q No I2i--To provont contagiou
discusses. Board OF Health. Indoii
n'tcly postponed. Lost. Dill passed.
A Is No Sc An Act providing TO
tho collection OF displays at Colum
bun Fair. Tabled.
Recess taken till 7pM.
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UntlispmtCh Authority.

Tho United States Diapcnsntory
says: that Onions aro n stimuiant.
d:drctic aud cYpcctorant; thcy in.
crease tho appetite and promote di-
Scstion.' Tho idico mndo into syrup
Is in DIR. Gums Onion Syrup, has n
specific action on tho throat, lungs
aud mir passages, it not only c-=cs
Coughs, Colds, Group and Consump.
tiun, but its stimulating effects,
strengthen mud build up tho system
nftorwurd. AS tome and restorative
II has no equal. We solicit u trial in
tho IN ost chronic and stubborn cas- S
Price 30 cents. Sold by l.. f.. Muller,
druggis'
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VOLUME 27.
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
CContinued from i,h page.)

the Whole with tho recommendation
that It be laid on toe table, and Com.
mittce rose.
s Il No ot--An Act for tho relief OF
G Latta was taken up on motion out
cf order and passed
) B No 'i-An Act FOR tho preser.
walton OF Gsh. Passed.
y Il No l2I-An Act in relation to
p|hl'r reads. WAS read first and second
ti,nr, aud placed on tho file.
Recess.
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ASSEM- DI,Y.

Assembly mot at IL \. ~, Speaker
Boil in Chair.
Foil called, aud all present.
Prayer by tho Chaplain.
Reading and adoption OF minutes.
Reports OF various comwittocs.
by Griffin Concurrent Resolution
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.
Great Treat I'm Store for Lovers of the
Game This Week.


There is great treat in store this
week for the lovers OF baseball. the
crack Y. M c. A. team of Washington,
amateur champions of the Amateur
Athletic Union, being scheduled for two
games on Friday and Saturday. This
team is one OF the strongest amateur
teams in the United States, HAVING
played and defeated all the crack teams
last year They have also made great
record for themselves this season. plav
ing the strong Yale team one of it's
hardest games of the season, and be-
ing defeated by the close score of ; to 3.
They have also played two games with
that great aggregation of colored ball
players known as the Cuban Giants,
winning one and losing one.
They have two batteries that will
rank with any amateurs in the country.
SO far this season this club has played
every college OF note throughout the
country, winning a majority Of the
games. Caulifiower and johnson, their
great left.handed battery, will probably
otficiate In the opening game, Holbrook
and O'Hagan doing the honors in the
second. This team plays ball more
like professionals than any team that
has ever been in this city and the home
club will have to play ball all the time
II they expect to win.
In view of the fact that the Y. M. Z.
A. are coming here the r. A. c. will
have the strongest club in the field they
have had this season. Thompson will
be here to cover third base, and it is
unnecessary to state that that end of
the diamond will BIO looked after in
mastery manner. This young man is
one OF the best ball players ever seen
in Roanoke. 1t is the intention of the
home management TO have first. class
battery for Saturdays game. being now
in correspondence with one of the best
in the State. Riley will also play in
both these games.
AS Daniels has been doing all the
catching in the past three games it
would not be a bad idea TO have another
man to help him out. THE TINES
thinks that with little practice Foster
would be able to hold Boyd He throws
fast and straight and only needs to
Work up his batting to be a crack
player.
The R. A. c. deserve great credit for
their enterprise in getting such strong
team as the Washington Y. M. c. A.
here and there shouli be large crowds
at both games, as they will no doubt be
the best games of the season.
The Roanoke Blues were defeated
yesterday by score OF % to by the
Roanoke Iron Company club. The
games was played on the latter clubs
grounds.
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Produce and Merchandise.

New YORK, July 17.-Flour weak.
rec offerings; winter wheat, low grades,
1 95@2.45; fair to fancy, 2.4503 IS:
patents 3.40@4.O0; Minnt SIS ota clear,
Q. 5O@3.00; patents, 4.OO@4.45; Southern
-four dull weak; common to fair extra.
2.lo@a:lo; good to choice do, 3.15@
4.25. Wheat fairly active for export
easier with options closing firm; No. 3
red, store and elevator 72@72%, afoat
73M@73}6; options fiuctuated rapidly
with % ranging and closed steady, un.
changed. to sc. decline vi fair trade;
July, 1S; August. 1878; October, 77}5.
Corn firm, quiet; No. ?, 4Sl4@4s9<
elevator, 491s ahoat; options dull and
closed steady at 4@A dc cline; July,
4s4; August, rs u; Septembt r, 20 Oats
dull, steady; options dull, easier; July,
s0}9; August, 80; Septemb Der, 3l.4; No
2, 5616; mixed Western, 37@3s}s; white
do, 3sH@46. Wool moderate demand
steady; domestic fleece, at 27@32;
pulled. 26@37.
Beef steady, quiet; family, 1O@f2;
extra mess, 7.50@s.OO; beef hams dull
steady at Is; tierced beef quiet; city
extra India mess, l2@l7: cue meats
quiet, steady; pckled bellies at lee;
shoulders, ~; hams, l2@l236; middles
quiet; short clear, 9%. Lard quiet,
weak; Western steam closed at o.q5:
July, 9.95; September, 10 80 asked; re.
fined quiet; continent, 1910: South
America, 1880; compound, 7Mc.
Pork dull, steady: new mess, is 5o@
1900. Cotton seed oil dull, weak; crude,
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BLOOMINGTON, Ills, July 17-Mrs. f.
Mcintosh, the young wife of professional
man, of Bloomington, has for nearly one
week been at the point of death, and YES
terday she apparently departed this life.
Suddenly the apparently dead woman
came back to life and in few moments
spoke in clear and distinct tones. She said
that she had Len in Heaven and talked
with Christ and that the Saviour had said
to her that she tolld return to earth for a
time. She added that she knew that she
would not live. Her friends now believe
that she will he restored ,c health
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MEYER TAKEN TO NEW YORK.
The Alleged Wholesale Poisoncr Leayes
Detroit Without His Wife


DETROIT, Mich, July 17-Detectives
van Gcrichtcn and Tranor, of New York
city, who came here to escort DIR. III. w.
Z. Meyer, the alleged Wholesale poisoner.
and his wife east Saturday morning. weut
TO Lansing TO secure requistion papers.
which the governor granted, and yester-
day the detectives returned to New York
with DIR. Meyer alone, us Mrs. Meyer is not
yet able to travel. She is under guard at
the hospital.
DIR. Meyer received IL number of visitors
saturday Many people thought they
could identify him. His most interesting
visitor was Daniel Gillette, head of the de-
partment of investigation of the New York
Mutual Life Insurance company. Mr..
Glllettec came to Detroit to identify
Meyer. He recognized him at once as the
man who year ago last June introduced
himself as William Reuter-, and said he had
come from the widow of Gustav Joseph
Baum to assist her in securing the insur-
ance on the latter's life Mr. Gillette re-
cognized Mrs. Meyer as the woman who
called at the same time as the widow of
Baum to claim the insurance for her hus-
band
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Is; yellow, Al. Petroleum quiet, steady.
Rosin dull, steady; strained. common to
GOOD l.O5@l.12h. Turpentine quiet,
easy; 27@27h. Rice steady, fairly
active; domestic, fair to extra, 2%@5N;
Japan, 4S@4N. Molasses, foreign
nominal; New Orleans. open kettle,
good to choice, dull, steady at 3o@3a.
Peanuts quiet.
Coffee options opened firm, closed
STEADY 10000 up; October, 16 10; De-
Gem per- 15.s0@1G.o0; spot Rio quiet,
stea9y; no. z, TX. Sugar raw, dull,
steady; fair refining, az; centrifugsls.
% test, 43s; refined quiet, steady; stand,
ard A, 1905 q; cut loaf, 5%@6 1-16;
graduated, 716@5%. Freights to
Liverpool quiet. steady; cotton steam,
I'D; grain steam. 34d asked.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-18
A REIGN OF TERROR
Results from the Closing Down OF Mon.
tana Silver NIines.

tana Silver Mines.
HELENA, Mont, July 1.-THE closing
down of the silver mines at Granite and
fhiilipsburg, where the Granite Noun
tain and Bimetallic mines two of the
greatest silver producers in the state, are
located, has resulted in the inauguration
Oh reign OF terror in the two camps Some
WV men have been employed in the mines
anu mills there, and n ldrge majority of
these are of foreign birth. When the
mines first closed the miners made run
upon the banks.
Many were paid their money, but one of
the Phillipsburg banks, thoroughly solv-
ent, nut without enough ready cash to
meet an immediate settlement, was forced
TO close its doors. Having got their say
ings Ill han0, many made no better use of
IL than to squander it, others boarding or
nlulnS IT, One man, with n sum of nearly
szoo' placed 1t temporarily in possession of
woman ut Granite for safe keeping. Sub
sequently calling for the woman denied all
knowledge of it. EXasperated, the owner,
with several companions proceeded to
force the woman, using ba. >aIic methods
10 compel restitution. Her hands were
tied, her face slashed and disfigured, and
as iinai resort coal oil was poured on her
ana the threat of burning her alive was
ABOUT to be carried out. Then the woman
weakened and divulged the hiding place
Oh the mS!lev, and recovery was effected.
An unprotected woman named Ivy about
midnight heard loud knocking at her
door, and on opening she was confronted
by two masked men with revolvers, who
demanded her money and valuables
Nearly 5000 belonging to man named
Mitchell, who was boarding at the house,
mad been left with Mrs. Ivy for safe keep
ing. This money they compelled her to
hand over, threatening to shoot her is she
refused
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ROANOKE COLLEGE

Choice Of Courses for Degrees; high
standard. Course in Physical Training
IN New Gymnasium. A CommeroiaI
course. Library 1900 volumes. Work
ing Laboratory. Buildings improved.
climate. Expenses for nine months
Sl55 TO $40 Gees, board, SCI Begins
sept. ID. Catalogue, with views. free
ADDRESS JULIUS d. DREHER, Presi
NV' Seien, va, 791ns
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Secretary Morton INDIGNANT

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Secretary Nor
ton expressed both surprise and indigna-
ton at the interview with Forecaster +.
b. Dunn, OF New York, published on
Friday last. at is absolutely untrue" he
said that have asked Professor Harrine-
ton for his resignation, nor have l any in
tcntion of doing so. For Mr. Dunn's own
sake trust he has been misquoted. Other
wise he has professed knowledge upon
subject of which he knows, seemingly, no
more than he does of decent disciplinen.
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PORT RICHMOND, 5. l., July l7.-Rev.
Father McGlynn made his first public APP
pearance since his return from Rome in
the auditorium ut Prohibition Park. Port
Richmond. Staten Island, yesterday after
noon and received IL hearty greeting from
nearly 1900 persons. He preached a half
hour sermon, never once referring to his
troubles nor to his restoration to the
priesthood. Throughout his discourse he
was frequently interrupted by hearty APP
nlnn so -
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-18
Fatal Explosion of Fireworks.

CHICAGO, july 17.-An explosion of fire
works took place last evening in a small
park on Ashland avenue, where an Italian
picnic was being held during a display
which was part of the programme. The
entire supply became ignited, scattering
the burning powder in every direction.
Two of the men in charge were instantly
killed and two spectators fatally injured.
The dead are Michael Snow and Richard
Marshall
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE week
opened with renewed depression on the
stock exchange owing chiefly to the
unfavorable advice from London. where
the markets for securities were reported
fat and to long list of failures in
banking and mercantile circles on this
I, SIDE. The bears were practically in
full control and hammered pretty much
everything in the list with more or less
success in the absence of effective sun.
port on the bull side. Tie decline was
equal to 9@3M per cent, American
Tobacco leading with sales as low as
57H. 40
The Granger stock also received
marked attention ON account Of iron
troubles in the Northwest. Rock
[ Island. st. Paul, Burlington and Quincy
Northwest. Lake Shore, Louisville and
Nashville, Missouri Pacific, Northern
Pacific preferred, Lackawanna and Cen
eral Electric declined anywhere from
q to 24Hper cent. The pressure to
sell was not particularly heavy, the
sales from the entire day aggregatinp
only 10000 shares, including LOCO
unlisted. There were number of
rallies, but they failed to hold till lust
previous to the close when prices re-
covered q TO II per cent. from the
lowest. The easier feeling in money
was partly Offset by the rise of 1c in
posted rates of sterling exchange. The
outstanding short interest in the mar.
ket is very heavy, and there was brisk
borrowing demand for the leading shares
throughout the day. The market closed
steadier in tone.
Money on call easier, ranging from
to g, closing offered at 3. Prime
mercantile paper. s@12. Sterling en-
cHange firm. Posted rates, 4S3N@
ASH. Commercial bills, 4s1A@4s4lI.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds weak, especially
for Erie consols ends Sales silver at
stock exchange to-day were as, 900
ounces at 1904.
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EDUCATIONAL.

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL ANN MI,
W. . Gnanicai College at Blacksburg, Va
s Lhwen'y-two Instructors. thoroughly eauipped
a dcres; steam heating and electric iiphts IN
uormltorles degree courses In agricultt;re horti
Ing, applied chemistry and SencTsi engineer seine
shorter courses practical agriculture and nrsc
r, ,aechanics To:al cost for session of nine
ing, board, washing. text book, medical etten
asnce, etc, about Sl75: cost to STATE stuSent
Sl4o Next session begins Se,tcmber 81 1sos'
f9r catalogue apply to j. NJ. NcBRYDE. PHI
- ~ .ScAuSht- I'm
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The Americn's Cup Defenders.

MARBLEnEAD, Mass, July 17.-The Pill
grim took her second trial trip yesterday.
The Jubilee came out from Nahant once
or twice, but did not tackle the new boat.
The Hann;ei and Polly did, and though
they can steam - or ii knots they could
not overtake the flying fin. The Pilgrim
made the run from Marblehead Rock to
the Eastern Yacht club buoy, eight miles
out to sea- i'll thirty-siX minutes, or at a
rate of l31G miles an hour.
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Fell Overheard and Drowned.

QUEENSTOWN, July l7.-Ascher Vein
stein, wealthy New York real estate
operator. was drowned Mt sea, having
fallen overheard from the deck of the
steamer Umbria, on which he was pas
senger a cablegram announcing the fact
has been sent to his wife, who, with five
children, are summerng at Long Branch.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-18
Church Entertainments.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace
Methodist Church will give festival
and lawn party at the old Bee Hive
building On Commonwealth avenue,
beginning Thursday and continuing
tnree nights. The Sunbeam Society Of
the East Roanoke Baptist Church will
give an entertainment on FRIDAY night
at the church ON Sixth avenue n. g.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-18

CARLYLE, Ills, July 13.-At Sandoval,
thirteen miles east Of here, owing to the
scarcity of laborers, two strange negroes
were engaged by SEINE carpenters to help
finish a house. Negroes are not allowed to
live in that place. consequently party of
seventy-five waited upon them, threaten
ing to lynch them if they did not move at
once. The men agreed to leave as soon as
the house is finished
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-18

PATERSON, n. J., July l7.-Chancellor
McGill has appointed j. a. Van Wrinkle
receiver of the Riverside Bridge and Iron
works. The officers of the concern sas
they can pay every dollar o: their indebted.
ness.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-18
For Over Fifty Years

MRS, W INsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
ior children tcetnng 1t soothcs the child softenf
the hest remedy for Darrhwa. Twenty-Five cts :
bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout the worth
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-18

Now is the time to begin taking
Strother's loduretted Sarsaparilla. Dol
lar size bottle for 80 cents at your drug
gist's.
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In the Police Court.

In the police court yesterday w. B.
Crumpe cker was fined So for fast driv.
ing. Minnie Wade, the .year-old
colored girl, was sent to jlai, for ten d avs
for stealing three hats from Stacey's
store. c. Colvert, drunk and disorderly,
was fined So. Daniel Franklin, Daniel
Shickle and Joseph Shickle were sum-
moned up for going in bathing in the
river inside the city limits. AS they
we're small and ignorant of the law they
we're dismissed: A colored man, bear
ing the honored cognomen of Thomas
Jefferson, was fined $3.50 for SUNDAY
drunk on Railroad avenue. Annie
Davis, for being drunk and raising a
disturbance on Peach hill, was taxed So
5. 4 Young, drunk on the street, SIS.
Bob Bracket, who escaped from the
chain gang some time ago, was captured
Sunday, and placed back in jail.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-18
Tho Pastors Conference.

The weekly meeting OF pastors con.
ference was held yesterday morning at
the Y. Nd. G. A. hall and was called To
order and presided over by the presi.
dent, Rev. Oliver C. Miller and was
opened with prayer by Rev. R. G. Ander-
son. The following ministers were in
attendance: Pastors Anderson, Buch.
anan, Hamilton, Miller and Stanton.
On motion of Rev DR.. Buchanan the re.
ports OF the Sunday services were
omitted. Rev. William Wister Hamil-
ton, pastor of the Vinton Baptist
Church, was received into the member
ship OF the conference.
The following resolutions, offered bv
Kew. q. ii. Buchanan, were adopted:
whereas in His benign providence it
has pleased our Heavenly Father to call
from earth to his presence on high the
soul of the infant child OF our beloved
CO worker, Rev. w. f. Hammer; there.
fore be it
Resolved, That we do extend to him
and his grief-struck family our sincere
sympathy and shall not forget to invoke
the blessings Of our Father to rest upon
the family in this their deep affection.
and that copy o, these resolutions be
sent to the family and given to the press
for publication"
A committee consisting Of Rev. C. S.
stanton. Rev. DR.. G. d. Buchanan and
Kew. Il. g. Anderson, was appointed to
draft suitable resolutions of the depar.
ture from the city and from the confer.
once OF Rev. j. f. Love, the late supply
pastor of the First Baptist Church.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders of the Commercial
Land Company will be held Tuesday,
August l, 1893. at sac D. M, at the
ONCE OF Penn & Cooke, Terry building,
Roanoke, Va. j. r. SCHICK, Secretary.
16toS
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PROFESSIONAL.
.R. CHAS. G. CANNADAY,

Diseases Of women and abdominal
surgery specially at Office for ladies
only keoekah Sanitariam, l2l Eighth
avenue s. w, Roanoke, Va.
Office hours l2 TO . %. m. phone
235 General Office 1871 Salem avenue
Phone, 249.
Ii mo
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Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE leading flu
lures to. day ranged as follows: