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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
C0LLODI0N PAPER TAXED.
Though Alcohol and Ether, Used in
Making 1t, Are Free.
(By Associated Press.


WASHINGTON. Aug. 30.-R. A. An
thony. Of e. & H. T. Anthony, manufac-
turers of Photographic chemicals and ma
terials, of New York. and James r.
Davies, representing the drug and chemi-
cal trade of New York, were at the
Treasury Department to-day in the inter-
est of a proper Interpretation and execu-
ton of section 81 of the new Tariff act
exempting from internal revenue tax al
cohol used in the arts.
Mr.. Anthony recalled the fact that alco-
hol and ether are two or the principal
raw materials used In the manufacture
of collodion, extensively used for photo
graphic purposes.
dion emulsion, though superior to other
kinds. cannot be made as cheaply as
other papers by reason OF the tax of
about 900 per cent. now Imposed above
Mr.. Davies and Mr.. Anthony suggested
that possibly the best way to prevent
frauds being perpetrated by small ire
sponsible druggists, who would take adj
vantage OF the law to put upon the mar
ket vast quantities Of so-calied medical
preparations. which, in fact. would be
nothing but adulterated low-grade whis-
key, would be to require all articles in
which free alcohol was used to be manu-
featured in bonded warehouses under
G Government supervision.
Secretary Carlisle has issued circular
to all collectors Of customs calling at
tention to paragraph COS of the new Tariff
act, which admits salt free of duty, but
provides that the coverings in which 1t is
imported shall pay the same rate of duty
as II imported separately. He further
says:
IF salt is imported from any country,
whether independent or dependency.
which imposes a duty upon salt exported
from the United States, then there shall
be levied, paid and collected upon such
salt the rate Of duty existing prior TO
the passage of this act"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
LUCK IN NUMBERS.
Medical students Obtain B-auests
Through n Doctors Freak.

A young medical student at the Police
.nfirmary in Paris named Gustave Lee
illiatre has had curious communica-
tion, says the London News, on the sub
lect OF legacy left to him by
gtranger. 1t was in the form OF a letter
rom solicitor named Leger, practicing
At Marines. in the Department OF the
5efne-et-Otsk. The solicitor Informed
iim that the late DR.. Dubois, a medical
nan at Chars, had left a will by. which
ie bequeathed all his surgical and medi.
cal appliances, free OF legacy duty. 10
two students obtaining their degree at
the examination next after the decea Sc
OF the testator. The two students Sc
lected were to be those who came ont
No. II and No. 81 In the list.
the other lucky man was NJ Georees
Labey. who was to make an appointment
TO go with NJ. Leiilliatre to fetch ths
property. At first II was Thought that
the letter WA hoax, as practical jokes
are common among medical students
but the two young men went TO the
place indicated, and were there duiS
presented with an exceptionally fine cot
lection OF Instruments and accessories Of
All kinds for division between them
They learned that their being special,
chosen was due 10 the fact that the de
ceased doctor had twice passed an ex
animation. and that he had on those oc
rssIons been No. u and No. 81 on IN.
'.r. ~ g = : +
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WHISKEY TRUST WILL FIGHT.
Good Legal Talent Secured to OPP
pose the Increased Tax.
(Bv Associated Press.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. 3o.-Inquiry here
confirms the report that the Distilling
Company would contest the increase in
tax on spirits in bond on the ground of
illegal duty. 1t is learned that this has
long been President Greenhut's idea, and
he has been in favor of making the fight
on this basis.
Good legal authority has been secured
for the argument that when the spirits
were put In bond at 80 cents per gal
lon, there was an implied contract that
the tax would not be increased on these
goods while they were in bond. A fight
will be made on this line.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
CONFESSED TO PERJURY.
Mrs. RoussEl, Who Made Charges
Against Policemen, Held.

Mrs. Juanita Roussal, colored OF 2l7
Greene street. who m?dc charges be-
fore the Police Board against Sergt
Lyncn, OF the West Thir;ieth street
squad, and Patrolman Collins. OF the
same force. claiming that they had In
suited her. was In the Jefferson Mar
ket Court to-day for perjury.
Mrs. Margaret Davis, also colored
who corroborated Mrs. Roussal before
the Board, confessed that she had also
been induced &c commit perjury by
Mrs. Roussal had been arrested.
Collins had been fined 1--WE days pay
by the Commissioners. and the Ser
seants sentence was reserved
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GOV. WAlTE'S HEARING.
He and the other Accused officials
Called for Trial.

(By Associated Press)
DENVER, Col. Aug. 3O.-The hearing
OF the case against Gov. Waite. Presi-
dent Mullins. OF the Fire and Police
Board: Hamilton Armstrong. Chief of
Police, and Kate Dwyer Police Matron.
charging them with conspiracy in de-
tanning a letter intended for ex-Police
Matron Likens, was begun before
United states Commissioner Hindsdale
to-day. The defendants, except Gov.
Waite, were arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. as the Governor had previously
done
Mrs. Likens was placed on the stand
and swore that the advertisement In the
News OF July "a seeking position at
cook or housekeeper, was inserted by a
Mrs. Harnet. who had asked permission
to have the answers sent In care OF
Mrs Likens at the City Hall. This
statement was verified by Mrs. Harnet
| Other evidence to substantiate this fact
was introduced.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
Wheat Opened Low.

At the opening of the wheat market there was
some weakness on free selling by locals who were
Influenced more or less by the weakness in for
cign markets First sales here were made at a
decline OF nearly nc. December selling at sOikc
and In Chicago at 56Lc. The market, however,
was held quite steady by covering by shorts
~orn ruled steady, opening at 65isc. for May here.
fair demand from shorts there was n rally OF
about nc The crop accounts are improving.
Oats were weak at 33ysc, for October. and safe.
for May at the West.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
Cotton Market Higher.

Cotton opened about points higher on better
Liverpool markets than expected. and reports that
strike at FAN River mills would be settled on
Sept, 10, There vas little reaction, hut rally
again on covering Of shorts. Early trades were
made at the following prices: September. C.5S;
October, $50 a 662; November. $50 66s; De-
ceuber, 672 6+, January, SIS a 8. so; March,
g. 80: May, T.O3. Receipts arc fair, but not up
to expectations Of some who have talked heavy
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New Distillery TO lie started.
lBy Associated Prossl

PEORIA, ILL.,. Aug. 3o.-Considsrable interest
has been aroused in dstIling circles by tho Ming
Of incorporation papers In Springfield for the new
Atlas Distillery, CT this city. whose buildings are
now practically completed. The dlstillery Will be
the largest in the world and will he run outside
OF the Trust The Company is headed by samuel
Woolner The new house has capacity OF 900
bushels OF grain per day and will he run at such
capacity as the trade warrants
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
How lie Did IL.

from the Arkansas Traveler)
she-Digby appears to be quite a
bright young man hear he acquired
enough money by writing to pay for his
education at college.
He--Yes-writing home TO mis- parents.
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Rejected with scorn

From the Washington starr
"Whut did she give ye?" asked Plod.
ding Pete.
she offered me a cake" replied Me-
andering Mile.
AN ye dind't grab it,"
TWAS n cake of SOAP"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

d'rom the Chicago Iuter-oceAnD
Hinges has invented a trunk that's
going to bring him fortune"
what Is it?"
The lid Is on the under side, SO that
everything that Is packed at the bot-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
Needless Fears

From the New York Weekly
Dinah Ebony-Aunty. de papers say
mebby de black plague will come to
dis country.
Aunt Ebony-Don't you worry bout
dat, honey. II won't show on us
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
BETTER Business Prospects.

ST LOUIS Mo-, Aug. 30.-lt is stated that
owing to the receipt OF orders of considerable
magnitude and the prospect OF better business
the Madison Car Company at Madison Ill, which
assigned on July l, 1888, will resume operations
or about Sept. l with about 800 men.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
Dreadful.

From the Detroit TribuneD
She is the occasion of lots OF tail,
wherever she goes"
Indeed"
SHE. always plays the piano, YOU
know" ~"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
All Right In Its Place.

(From TRUTH
Young Wife-You used TO say that my
hair was my greatest glory. George.
Young Husband-And I do stin, my
dear--and for that very reason YOU
should be more economical Of II when
you are cooking. d ~
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clart-May come to your wedding?
Agatha--l cannot promise you that.
NV parents are so enraged at my choice
that hardly know whether | Shall be
allowed to 80 there myself.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
some Folks Arc Never sntI.a,d

(Fr2m TRUTH
Customer found that lettuce full nj
worms this morning.
Green Grocer Well, what do WI,
want for five cents--a black bassP
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Lonn Company Solvent
(By Associated Press.l

IBy NhsocIhted PresH.I
CHICAGO, Aug. 60 Attorney General Mo-
lobey. contrary to the opinIon Of Auditor Gore.
has declared the Illinois Building and Loan As
ISOLATION. Of bloomington. solvent; that II has
expense una and ii IN aeSa sisSs S.
respect are lawful. ~ Efsiltlt 3sff
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
Easily Explained.

From Life.)
Henderson-Why did they turn Skin.
ner out of the church?
Williamson-He sold the pastor q
horse.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

You read The Evening worIdi
Do you read the saaday worIds (,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
SHIPPING NEWS

ALMANAC FoR TO-DAY.
Sun rises. 49, 25lsun sets. ...S37 Moon ises.AH
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TOMORROW.

DC sI ,s ssa ssss me sasa.y w.slas
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ben Sieg oapon 9etrasen iibcr Die oroz
bcuoe @eiabr. Seitoeln Die lun9e
99ittue wieoer alS Sat auf 2inOolp
weilte, mar lis BON Sag gu Sag aufsez
bllbt ME cine nad lan9er 3immerbaft
enbli6 tpie6er untcr fTeien Nj!lnlel in
0i6t uno gonnenldein pcr}ctte 4slianSe.
Sbre Manscu batten lid) Sefnuoct uno
nit 5artem Stotb 9efdrbt, uno bell lcntb=
fete es mieoer III i6ren nod iiinslt 70
matt uno lebensmiibe blidenben ld0nen
Nugen.
1ief i6on itano Die 5oune am Sort
3ont, oils bon Der 2anolrabe fer Ser
ralde S9ritt eines Mannes pernebm=
lid murbe. Sngeborg bor9te auf uub
ein 9liidli6es 2d6eln fos iiber lire
3iise. @iue Wtinute nod, ba ftanb ct
Dor ibr, bel Dem afr ibre @ebanfen 9ez
welen paren, bod uno itattlid, in ieis
ner dllberen @ri6eiuung obne jebe
wabrmtSmbare Spnr ser lhweren
Sranf6eit, BON Der ct ii9 crit Dor wenig
Wfonaten als p0llis scneiem erbobeu
batte. Gin mei6er brauner Gollbart
umrabmte jest Galentin Oiirin9s
boffens @elidt uno ftano inn TO
pprtbeilbaft, bab nlau obne beionz
bere nebertreibuns bon ibm ais bon
einem i60neu Wfanne bdtte lpre6en
fOnnen. Sn ZEN Nusen Sugeborss
aber batte es bieleS S1mudes ii6erli6
nidt beourit, I'm ibn ldOner erideineu
gu lanen, ais ir9eno ein auoeres 9Selsn
aui Grben.
3artli6 lhmieatc iis ii6 an ieine
Seite, uno oils er lie beute auT ben fri
iden rotbcn Wtuno tiiBte. Tait genau au
Der nGmlihen Stelle, no er li6 Dor an
bertbalb Sabren gum erileu Wtale Die
Sreibelt gcnommen, ha rib iie ii9 nidt
erl6roden pou inn los. loubern l6lu9
itatt oelen nur in uberitr0menber
@liidleli9feit ibre gueem 3u ibm auf.
Irm i'll Nrm manoelten fie 3lpil6eu
ben 8ieien lluo 6elbern auf l6nlalem
g8ese babin, bon ibrer 3utlllft plaus
oerno unb bon Dem fiiben. faum uod
faBbaren Slid, bas iie in ibrem S6obe
bars. Slu6 BON 0alentill Diiriusbof>
tens meltberiibmtem 9eillnittel ipra6
Snsebor9 einmal nit leu6teuOem Blif
Oa aber Sog er lie Sdrtli6 ali li9 uno
ia9te leiie: sd bin nidt mebr itol3
oaranf Du 2beuere, oenn i9 babe ia
oil mir lelbit erfabreu, baB eS auf @r<
ben uur ell ein5ises sebenselirir 9ibt,
nur ein einSises lpabrbafteS allbeilmit=
tel-bie Siebe!"
abermals fanoen iid ibre 2ippen,
unO Die roiisen Strableu Ser nnter>
gcbenoen COME umgaben mie nit
einen @lorienl6eiu Der Gcrtldrung bic
beioen sliidlidilen Wteni9eutinoer, Die
es ibrer ei9enen ueber5eusuns ua9 in
oielem stusenblid auf bem sanjeu tpei,
ten Grbenrunoe CAB.
G II 8 E.
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@tue ,,it,auerltd,e @esd,id,te"

60 beri9tet man Der ,S. g., bat
fi6 iiiugfi in einem gr6Beren @lbborfe
In Der yfdbe BON S1an6au Na6ts obs
geipielt. rDaS is meme, bas is beine" !,
ert6nte es NIT @rabesfimme aus benz
Jog. 8einbauie auf benz bortigen 3ir9s
bof. Ser norbeigebenbe yta6tmd9ter
itebt ftarr bor gntieBen; feline 3dbne
tlapperu fait 10 laut, pie es aus rem
Beinbaufe f9allt, mo bel iebem &ufe
ein @erduf6 ertbnt, als Oh &no6en
auf einem 9aufen gtporfen miirben.-
.6err Semerid, be Dboben bbeelen ibre
&nu6en", murmelt ber biebere 9fa9t
tpd9ter DOr f@ bin unb lduft, bis er
nt6t mebrtann. @erabe tomntt ber 6err
8emeinbebnritaub nit bem @emeinbe.
l9reiber bon elmer gibung aus benz
8afbOfe. rSerr 8urf9tanb, In Der
8eenfammer bbeelen be Oboben lire
&au6eu". i6reit ibnen Der gedngfete
yta6tmd6ter entsegen. @opfi1itteln
OBJ Der ieltiamen Wdr. Damn marl9is
rem ale brei, nebft stpei banbfefen
&ue6ten nod benz geipenitigen Beins
baufe. &i6tig, baKelbe GerduId nit
benz glei6t0nigen. geilterbaften !:
sMeine, Seine!" nNGe euten Setter /"
ftammeln bic ansitblei9en 2ippen
unb ioglei9 flii6ten fi9 bic Sonoratio,
ren binter bic breiten Riden Der
&ne9te. Sieie aber, etmas iteptii6er
als ibre 9erren, meinten: rWir miis
len bo drf6t emol ub'n nei guden, !"
Dben mar elm @itterfenfer, ba binauf
fiieg ber Cine auf beS Nnbern 56uls
tern. Wdbrenb bic anbern Orei ieben
Nu9enblid meinten, cine &no6enfauit
berauslangen unb benz 8ormibigen ben
Gals umbreben 3m ieben, briillte Der
ane9t ins 6eniter binein: vSbr 6aIs
luntenbanbe, mer pdr'n Sid glei bbees
len belfen!" Wie ii9 bann beraus.
tellte. iuaren es brei 8agabunben, Bic
BENT rguri6tanb" bic aebadenen Sir.
men pom 8oben geioblen batten unt
bieIe bier in &ube unter ii9 tbeilten.
Saber baS flappernbe @erdai9 unb
baS permeiutli6e 8no6enbertbeilen,
9atiirli9 purben bic falideu @eiltel
eiuftmeilen in bas Sprisenbaus ge:
bannt,
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Seue fleinen giebc.

bic @ieren, i6etben aus benz bur& fe binpurd paii
renbtn Sute bic rlnreinisteiten aus, bereu ilteb.
lt&e Gblettuns aus bem 3brper burd BITE SIaie er.
fplst. @erbdnsnibppa iinb bic Reiultae etrer Stps
duus ber Nierens sSunttionen. Gabtn seb5ren Bafz
feriut. BrtsbtI9e Nierentrantbeit, 3udertranfbeti
un6 aue 9eiben, pel@e bic 0pritufen senannter
3ranfbeit finb Sofetter'8 Wasenbitter8 rest bic
Neren 5ur Ibdtisteit an, pte fein anbereS, nit mad
ben 0efesen ber meb3tntS@en WHeni@aft prdpartrtes
altpbolbalttses @timulanmtteI bies su tbnn permas
9estere ret5eu bIo8 bas Bttters let tbnen selin6e
@d&baIfe 5ur Grfaluns ib,er Gunftionen, tnbem es
fie NIT araft unD GIaftiettdt bur@brinst. Daburh
ptrb fur bic seb6rtse 8ietnisuns. beS 8Iutes unb
elei&settts fir bie GrbaItuns Der Su bteiem 3wed
eienenben Srsane sefrrst. Ralarfa, @eritopfuns,
aeberleiben, RerpDiitdt, DpSpepfie unb Rbeumati8s
mus werben srlublt furrt bnr@ bas 8ttters, wel&es
hberbeS tn 5utrdsIiHer Wefe ben Nppetit rei3t ben
Geiammtz Srsanismu8 iftmultrt unb gefunben G@Iaf
bef6rbert. Wan scbrauAe es reseImdbts unb nt8t
uur seleeentt&.
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Nieb : Wsarft.

Gan Mntonto, 20. Suni.-Oer Yferbes
martt bleibt anbauernb aiemIi9 fin, obsleid
es nidt am Insebot feblt Das tommt
bauptid4lit baber, baB fi4 bic 3ii4ter base:
gen itrduben, bic ibnen BON ben Nuffaufern
sebotenen auberorOeatlid niebriseu 9reiie su
aeceptiren.
6olsenbe Warftpreiie iperben auotirt:
Sunse fette O9ien $18 bis $21.
@ute S9la9tsO Ohien $l2 Bis $l5
Sunse fette Sfiibe $ll bis $l4.
@ute S4laht Rlbe IS Bis $40.
Giibe mittl. GuaLitdt So Bis 81.
@ute fette Sdbrlinge $6 bis So.
Sunee &dlber 81 bis $3.50
S9tpeine 81 bis 5 GtS. per Vfunb.
@ute fette Sdmmel 2 bis 8 Cts. per 9fb.
3ieserl, Is Cts. bis $3.50 per &opf.
ct. 4pmte, 20. Suni.-8 ino b ieb.
Wartt flau; 9tatipes $3.50 bis S5.lQ;
Eeras 8ieb $500 bis $3.50.
Sdpet the. Marft feit. Brsiie i6wan'
fen bon $3.50 bis $4.86,
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= Sn Meritp befiir9tet man, baB
eine fait aqgemeine sWiBernte au
ermarten tebt, Denn bic &egenlofsteit
nod ldnger anbdlt. Sm Staate Mis
6oacan regnete es, na6bem man einen
8uBs unb Set= Sag abgebalten bate.
Sn JOl6e behen Orbnete bic @eihli4s
felt bic allsemeine Nbbaltung pou
Sant @ottesbienit on.
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Sauluitiae uuS sfputrattoreu

MAIDEN mir auf bic alte betpdbrte 8aus
Bodybuilding BON s b. Stebe5 &
6 6bue aufmertiam, bic bebeutenbe
Guantitdten BON boraiigli6em 8aubol3
unb grpBe 8prrdtbe BON 3biiren, Sem
fern, Saloulien, S6inbeln, @iien.
naareu, wie s6l0Her, Ndgel, Garbsu
&c. on 9anb baben, ytieberlagen am
Observation-Disclosures unb ont Sunfet
@eleiIe in Der OF Commensurate.
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Sd lit Sabre lang an Wtasens
frdmpfen, bod ieitbem i9 Dr. Wuguit
&6nigs 9amburger Sropfsn gebrau9t
babe, 1T bas llebel bonfdnbis pers
f6munben. - 2ouiie 2ebmann, 1O01
Springer Noenue, Chicago, Sas,
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y O Il Ut 10 0 lie.

Gan Nntoutn, 9er.. 30. Suni.-Or.
oinarh AZ @tS. @oob Oroinars ia Gents
eoip Wibblins 55a Cts; NibbIins 8 Gents
@oo6 Mibblins 64 Gents RibOlins SAT-
81 @entS.
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o

Sir bSien, bartnddisen 5uien, idmade
iub Sdtpiu6iu4t tn itren anfangeRa6ien
iis Dr.. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery" Elm uuiibertreffliGes Wfittel. sc
fllrtrt nift bios ben 9uften, ionbsrn nerbilft
aud Qeuteri, bic tnfolge bon y3ebreuben
&ranibeiten" i9tpad NIB bernntergefommeu
fiub, su nener Mnsfelfraft. Gette 2eute
ma6t es aber uidt forpnlenter.
o E. 8tIep BON Bor Glber, Gonperie
Co., @pO., '&r,ibt: sd bate spaMJs
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&nrl, Safer u10 6eu.

gan MntDnio, 9eG., 20 Suni.-a n
4s bis so Gts. per 8u5el BET f4pa&em an
sebot uno lebbafter Na4frase. Safet
81 btS 40 Gts. per 8uibel.-S u. 2oie 35 bic
81 @ts. per 100 @funb, ie nad Aualttdt
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SABRE MD odruper
8ronditis unb ionnte
Hiat arbeiten, ebne fo
beftis 3ii buften, bab
i9 gang elenb nno
f4ruad tuurbe. SD
sebrauate flint Gla.
ffen BON DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Dis
covery " nnb gebe
Sbue1 rneitt Gbrer.
mort, bas Id iest aue
Gtbett, bic nuf ber
Stand 3u tbun if, Der.
rtdten tam obns 3n
huffpff GeiffSunar rIa
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- 9ie @itp 8rauerei liefert Elm auss
ge3ei6aete8 Glai6enbier namentli6
fur Gamilien.
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can antonio, 20. SUM 1894.
Greia:Qfffe:

8iensuma&S, bette Aualt. 1870
serinsere Nual't 1b-l6
Obise artitel finben ftetisen Mbiat. Con,
FgnmentS perben bon Mir iolicitirt, unit
prompte Mbre4nuns seIiefert. - @ier fins
lebr beaebrt
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.inem Sabre babe itb isin "DisooveryS me5s
ssbrandt:"
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 10, ls93
Westbound Leave Roanoke Daily.
500 Il. M. Washington and Chattanooga
limited) for Bristol and beyond. Stops
at Christiansburg and Radford, also
at principal stations west of Radford.
Pullman sleepers to New Orleans and
Memphis, dining car attached.
7:20 a. m. for Radford, Bluefeld and
Pocahontas
$40 p. m. the Chicago Express for Rad
ford, Bluefield. Pocahontas, Kenova,
Columbus and Chicago. Pullman
Buffet Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus
without change. Also for Pulaski,
Wytheville, Bristol, Knoxville, Chat
tanooga and intermediate points Pull
man Sleeper East Radford to Chatta-
nooga.
North and Eastbound, Leave Roanoke
Daily.
1888 a. m. for Petersburg, Richmond
and Norfolk.
1850 a. m. for Washington, Hagerstown,
Philadelphia and New York.
ll:l5 p. m. for Richmond and Norfolk.
Pullman sleeper Roanoke to Norfolk
and Lynchburg TO Richmond.
1880 p. 10. Washington and Chatta-
nooga limited) for Washington,
HagersJown, Philadelphia and New
York. Pullman sleepers to Washing
ton, Philadelphia and New York via
Shenandoah Junction and Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. Stops only at
principal stations.
Durham Division-Leave Lynchburg
(Union station) daily 3:15 p. 10. for
South Boston and Durham and inter-
mediate stations.
Winston-Salem Division-Leave Roa-
noke (Union station) daily 1910 p. m.
for Rocky Mount, Martinsville, Win
ston- Salem and intermediate stations
For all additional information apply
at ticket Office or to w. B. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent, Roanoke, Va.