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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-10

huSTEE'S SALE-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
y, a deed OF trust was executed by Grant b.
George !. Poet, trustee, bearing date on the lat
DAY OF december. 1871, and recorded In the ccrk's
once or the Hastings Court for the city of Roa.
ioke IN deed book TO- page 8lS, to secure the per
romance or certain conditions and payments
specihed In certain bond executed by the said
for the payment OF S2OOO TO the National Mutual
Building and Loan Association OF New York in
with their articles Of association, and
said trnst and The Judge of the Hastings Court
did on the 9th day OF June, 1s4 appoint the un
stead OF George j. Peot trustee inter LEGAL no.
ttcc, as provided by statute, to all the parties IN
inc payments ana conditions mentioned IN said
bond and dect OF trust for more than three
months, ana having been required so to do by the
Loan Association of New York 1 shall by virtue
OF sad deed and pursuant to the terms thereof pro
0NMoNDAY, JULY D, iSn, AT 1880 O'C y'I oCK,
+ T. NJ, on the premises, all the property conveyed
IN said deed with the improvements thereon,
bounded and described as follows to wit:
Beginning at point on .the north side OF
Sands avenue one hundred and seventy. one and
mont boulevard and running thence with sands
avenue north "a degrees 30 minutes 20 seconds
east ninet three and thirty one one hundrcdths
~ minutes Is seconds west one hundred and
tmt,y Q'D feet to nm alley, thence with said
alley south "a degrees 80 minutes ~ seconds
west forty;two and Ave one hundredths (ia05
feet TO another alley, hence with tho latter alley
s cont degrees minutes 2scconds west ono hun
9rcu ana tnirty-nlne and seventy-four onc-hnn.
dredths Q39.7D feet to the place OF beginning
ncinS lot Is, section % NJ shown on the map OF
the Belmont Land Company
TENNIS: Cash sufficient to pay ali costs OF
executing this trust, including commission to
the irustccaDd TO pay OF the amount or the said
bond with arrearages due thereon amounting In
Tue aggregatelto 81 45 S0as OF July 1891 anditho
Daiante, ir any, In one and two equal annual In
sl si que In twelve and twcntyfour months
with interest thereon, the pure aser executing
negotiable notes for the deferred payments and
secured by deed OF trust on the premises sold
s ids C. II \INES rrustne 10
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TRUSTEES, sALNs.

Osn N
VOoov as OF july LIST, 1884, and tho balance II sny
10 10 one and two equal annual instsjments tsns Z,
purchaser eSesb, with Interest from date the
IerIeu payments and secured by dccS ~ 10 80, 9C
"1 a me premises sold. G. d. VINES, 1's
hUSTEE'S sALE-wHEREAs A CERTAIN
Brooke to George C. sawsef eoi tres, oy Adcline
bate OF q, december 49, 1892. and recorded in dead
Hastings Court for the city OF Rosnoke " - ING
.me performance OF certain conditions and
by the said Adene Rrooks, OF even sse ,e
$500 dollars he Atants gs' and nqn nosa
wito their articles OF association; and whereas
the said George C. Sawyer has resigned the said
the city OF Roanoke did on the 9Th dav S ot LOT
tfn s appoint tue nndersigned G. II. Vines, as
sawver IN ,ru the place and stead OF George G.
uy statute to all the parties In interest: and
whereas s default has been made in the payments
OF trust for more than elk months and HAVING
aegn required go to do by the beneficiary, the
cusc, N. shall, by virtue OF said deed and
pursuant to the terms thereof, proceed to sell at
BAYS AY agf'10 sr to the s hghcs, bidder
ms1,s in said deed together with the
nniohls anu appurtcnances thcrenDto belonOino
bounded and described as follows, to wit: "s'
eeg,nning at point on the north side OF Pa ton
rTht-5 ALTON street) SU feet ea6t
Inn nard street 0ormerly Houston streetl. thonce
east IA feet to an alley. thence with said alIev
s s0uh 90 degrees east IS feet to point thence
su os, aegrecs west ia feet to Patton avenue
west' o. thence with said avenue north Is degrees
ws n % ieet to the place OF begnniug this Being
lot iionting y feet on Patton avenue west and
oHn.cnatng hortherny between parallel lines to an
saalleys this being part OF lots Nos and 3 i'm sec
Ton y, as shown in the map OF the Rogers. Fair.
IaX ana Houston addition to the city of Roanoke
IhkMS; Cash sufficient to pay all costs of eS
tha TINS trust, including commission to
hnnd anu 10 pay on the amount OF the said
me aggregate to Ssis of July list, ISL. and
Inc oalanoc II any, in one and two cqu al annual
lnstain ents. due IN - and 81 months with inter
est from date. the purchaser executing neaoti.
aDle notes for the deferred payments aud secured
I 1y ,, 1eeu OF trust on the premises sold e. Il
VINES. Trustee. std An
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TRUSTEES. sAI,Hs,

sne trustee Of legal per ccntum, and to nav the
sum OF $StS 32 with Interest from the 18th aay of
Two equal snnual instslments 10 be evidenced by
tno Dotes OF the purchaser bearing per cent In.
ro ,n ana secured by deed of trust upon the
.P'seppeetty soid. LUCIAN Ii. COOKE,
'"su Trustee. Al
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Ksu Os1 r. sALR-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ ge e9 OF trust dated the 18th day Of Septem-
t uer; iS from Dney to Luean H. Cocke
1ee Of the corporation court for the city of
~ th WI IN deed book s. page 43S to secure
70 the OAK Ridge Land Company, of Roanoke.
va: the payment of the cum Of $50, as evidenced
2y two certain negotiable notes OF $3.50 each "a
msds m ss and whereas has been
Geen re9uested 90 to do by the saia Oak Ridge
Land company, the holder OF said debt I VIII
SSne5 Tor sale at public auction, to the highest
pa nh,auer, at the front door OF the courthouse in
Inc Inc city OF Roanoke, Va, ON WEDNESDAY,
p pHE Eol lSTi, DAY OF JULY. 1881, AZ Il
property, to-wit: N'''oeu
being all or those certain lots or parcels of land
sltuate9 IN the city OF Roanoke, Va, and known
~ iots and 4, block 49, as shown by the map OF
me me property OF the Oak Ridge Land Company.
winch map is on file at the office of the clerk 81
tnT rH9s,inRs Court for the city of Roanoke, Va.
IhhMS; Cash as to enough to pay the cost OF
1necutng this trust, including trustees com
n,ssO 0 o1 regal per ccntum. and to nav the ann
.. SoV, with interest thereon from the 10th day
Vi nepten ber, 1870; and the balance IL any To be
pau III ono ana two years from date OF sale, with
interest, which shall be evidenced by the notes of
INC purchaser and secured by deed of trust upon
~ 4, r.. perry SOFA. LUCIAN II. COOKE.
Trustee. 40
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
PROPER ARTIFICIAL HEAT.

Some of the Things to Be Considered in
Warming a Room or House.
In providing ourselves with artificial
warmth, it is not sufficient to regulate
the amount according to our personal
feelings. Other things must be consid-
cred. For example, persons in a crowd
ed hall will variously criticise the heat
ing of the room. To some it will be
''suffocating;" others will make objec-
tions if there is anywhere an opening
through which fresh air may be admit
ted TO the room.
These idiosyncrasies must be attrib-
uted partly, if not wholly, to the effect
of ''crowd poison" upon different sys-
TENS. To persons in weakened con-
dition, an impure atmosphere may be
just as agreeable as one which is over
heated; and as they experience no
symptoms of nervousness or uneasiness,
they oannot appreciate the necessity
for new supply of air. On the other
hand, persons of robust natures, not
able to withstand the lack of the
customary supply Of oxygen, fume, per-
spire and exclaim about 1.-The terrible
heat of the place" Heat, pure and
simple, and within bounds, should
never be obnoxious to any one. The
harvester, laboring under the hot sun,
perspires freely, and may safely be
said to feel the heat somewhat. Yet
he does not appear to lose strength
under its influence. Some would say
that it might be good for many weak
ened persons If their systems could en-
JOY the similar advantages of a quicker
circulation without prostration.
In providing artificial heat we should
remember two important things-that
it should be as pure as we can make it,
and that it should never be obtained at
the expense of the atmosphere that inn
mediately surrounds US.
With these facts in mind, we shall be
ledto give our sanction preferably TO
the old-fashioned fireplace, which Gre
ates a continual current up the chin
ney, compelling change OF old air for
new; and secondly to the modern i'm
proved furnace which passes into the
room fresh air from the outside of the
building-air which is changed from
cold to hot while passing through the
heater.
Especially to be deplored is the heat
ing by any of the various gas appli-
anccs, as in this operation not only is
no fresh oxygen supplied, but that al
ready in the room is drawn up to sus-
tain combustion.
1t Is mistaken economy that re
fuses the admittance of fresh air ne
cause of the expense necessary to heat
it.-Youth's Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28

haySvllie's beautiful natural grove will
20 aglow with Tecreatiug parties on the
fourth. \ number Of fraternal or.,ariz.-
mons ana societies are arranging TO picnic
IN bodies along the placid Arkansas. which
nows through the most delishtful natural
parks In southern Kansas. Ample urovIs-
ions VIII be made TO take care OF the thou
SANDS OF Visitors who may desire 10 spend
81 pleasant day outside of the heated CITY
Ihose VINO do not organize themselves
!hto basket plcnlcs parties, viii find pro-
VISIONS 10 stay hunger aud Quepch thirst
bait your fshhooks. get your ham
hnocA OF SWING, and prepare 10 iolu
The throng. The Great Rock Island
haS arranged 10 run trains every hour and
VIII De able TO take care Of its patrons in a
satisfactory manner. Mr. William Esvs
1eputy sheriff, viii be on the ground ana
Iook alter the pesceful quietude Of ms
quests. The fare for round trip will be
Iittance-35 cents. Trains Will leave the
hock Island depot as follows: $50 A m
4O'oJ a m, 1850 a. m, ! p. m, .. m. n
n p N, .. N. Returning trains will
!ease haysville at 10 "a. NJ, Il q. m y m
80 p M, 2:30 p. m. $3.50 p, IN. $50 d m
b.oO T. m, 1880 p. m. Ear- tor rouud trin
ticket viii be - cents. For further IN
formation cali st Rock Island ticket ottice
eofner Main and Douglas
!. II. PHILLIPS.
I4iy Ticket Ag~nt
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ANGlO-iNpiAN WOMEN.
There Are More Sorts Than Mr.. kiplir
Has Introduced to Us.

There Are More Sorts Than Mr.. kipling
Has Introduced to Us.
The Anglo-Indian woman Is more
varied type than ever Mr.. kipllng's
versatile pen has made her. According
to the description of one sojourner in
the land of the Hindoos. The Mrs.
Haukshees are no more common than
the women burning for desire for
knowledge and parading views on the
education of the native women. She
goes about armed with notebook, in
which she jots down the Information
she receives. She insists upon visiting
''Purdah" ladies and gives them advice
about the abolition of child-marriage
and the necessity for intellectual de-
velopment for women. She always
wears a solar ''topee," with a gauZe
veil around it, even at afternoon par
ties, where every one blossoms like the
rose in gorgeous apparel. She con-
verses with the native butler concern
ing the status of his people and quotes
him largely among the people who dis
play shameful indifference on the
subjects which interest her.
The athletic young woman does not
flourish to quite the same degree in
India as in England. The climate is
against It, But modified form
of the athletic girl in the mans
woman" is prominent feature
of society. She rides well and
has a graceful seat and a pretty
figure, but long rides and long
walks tire her. She dresses beautiful
", whether in tailor-made gowns at
the meets, or sheeny ball gowns, or
graceful tea robes. 1t is in these last
that she is most herself. In them she
manages to seem more cordial, more
hospita BILE, almost more tender, than
in anything else.
But the commonest type is the simu-
lated simpleton. She cannot ride her
own pony. She is afraid of him: he
once SHE'D and she fell off. but she
thinks she might manage TO mount
that dear little Arab of Capt. Wards,
if he would take her for short and
very quiet ride. She feels the heat
dreadfUlly. Madras is such a trying
climate, but she could not possibly I'M
dertake the journey to the Hills alone.
She never travelled alone but once,
and then her travelling bag and ticket
and all her money were stolen by some
'horrid native and Jack was so crOss"'
She would rather wait until she can
find some manly escort. 1t is so much
pleasanter to have a man to look after
you and your luggage; and she even
shrinks from the care of her own
purse. The simulated simpleton is not
so simple as she seems, and she has one
great advantage over her sisters-a
considerable knowledge, innate or ac-
quired, of the weakness of man. Not
for her the toll and trouble of daily
tife.-N. Y. Recorder.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.


Annual meeting American Institute OF
Homeopathy, = une Il 10 -
Annual convention National Republican
league, June 20 20 y
Annual meeting Imperial Council Mys-
TIC Shriners, July "a TO >.
Annual m etjaC League OF American
" heelmen. August IS 70 Is
All at Denver, CoIofado-Round trip.
$500.
A>hury Park, y. J-National Educa-
uonaI association, july 10 10 l3
Cleveland, Ohlo-Annual meeting Chris
uan Endeavor. July 10 -
Toronto, Ontsric-Bsp pt.st Young Peo-
pies OuioO. July 10 10 -
tlttsbucg. Pa--Grsni Army OF the Re
public. September 70 10
One tAre for round Ir.Fs
!. II. PHILLIPS, Agent,
Cor Main aud Douglas
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Rates 50. 0G Per Day.



California poszesses delightful winter
climate. Almost every day j. balmy and
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months may save you big doctor bill II
doesn't cost much 10 try. The Frisco liEe
and santa Re route will carry zoe 10 Los
Angeles, san Diego or san Francisco any
CAV, on fast vestibuled express train. IN
Pullman or tourist sleeper. The iouFDsJ
l. through New Mexico and Arizona
where heavy snowfaIls seldom come Il IS
short. quick and CCmfortable-stra!gh Z
scross. not roundabout Once a week
TsrsoDAily excursions are ron
20 the Pacific coast in tourist sIeepers
Competent porteE- and agents IN os4arge
second c-szs tickets hoDorec. and good
care taken q ladies and children without
escort. VERY cheap rates for one way or
round KID, now ia effect. Write 70 D.
NlsEzrt, e. +. A. Frisco iine, - Louis
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s-t and a handsomely illustrated book
entitled 10 California and BscE." Near
est .ocssl agent of Frisco IKE Or santa F-
route vill = gia1 TO name ticket rates sud
furnish desired Information about KLs Tap
Dent bc afraid 70 ask quest lons-
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CARE FOR THE AGED
Summer With Its Debilitating
Weather is Here.
The Best of Thought and Care Is Due
to the Old People-for Them to be
Strong and Happy, Refreshing
Sleep is ecessary-Paine's
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Young people in the flush of health
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Because there are no symptoms OF
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can be done. They forget that the weak
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a difficulty of the slow organs of dlges-
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the nerves and body.
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blood, free from the poisonous humors
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The certainty with which
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
SUMMER EXCURSIONS
Via the Santa he Routa

Denver, Colo. June 26-Seventh annual
convention National Republican League.
tickets on sale June 23 10 -. Que fare for
round trip.
Denver. Colo, Aug. 13-16-Annual meet
League o: American Wheelmen. Tickets
to be sold Aug. TO L. One fare for round
trip
Ottawa, Kan, June 1S-29-Chatauqua
assembly; tickets on sale June - to 81
One fare tor round trip
Winfield. Kan, June 2O-Cbautauqua as
.embly. One fare for round trip; tickets
Oh sale June 10 10 - inclusive.
Meeting National Educational associa-
tion, Asbury Park. y. j.. July 9th TO 18Th
One fare for t-e round trip, plus 81
Tickets on sale July 6tn and 9TH.
International convention United Socie-
ties Of Christian kndeavor at Cleveland
o, July lith to ljtb-One fare for rhe
round trip. Tickets on sale July Sth
and 9Th.
Meeting Of Baptist Young Peoples
Union. Toronto, Canada. July l9th to
-2nd-One fare for round trip. Tickets on
sale July 10Th aud l7jh
For further information call npon or ad-
dress the undersigned
W. D. MURDOCK.
D. =. A. is North Main street
o A Brown.
AIT. Pass Station, Cor. Douglass and
Fifth avenues
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
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A circular alleged to have been mailed
from Topeka. Kan, TO citizens of towns
between Caldwell and Chickasha was re-
ceived in these towns this date which was
made to appear as if issued by the Rock
Island Railway company. The circular Is
Il forgery and DO such document WAS ever
instigated by the company or authorized
10 be sent from Topeka or any other place,
aud was gotten out for the purpose OF
stirring up fight. There is nothing in it
Whatever. d35 1t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28

have two little grandchildren who are
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
Society of Christian Endeavor Convention.

For the Young Peoples Society Chris.
tian Endeavor convention to be held in
Cleveland July 9, 10, II aud II, the Great
Rock Island are making special arrange
ments to look after those who anticipate
going and assuring them of pleasant trip
The train leaves this city at $40 a. M and
arrives at Cleveland the following day at
200 p. m. For further information call at
Rock Island ticket office cor. Main and
Douglas. j, II. PHILLIPS.
80 -IOt City Ticket 4 OF
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ioa es east take tie Frisc3 iIns. for toe
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Excnrsinn Ratcs via. Missouri Paclnc

Commencing June J. the Missouri Pa
cihc Railway company will sell excursion
tickets TO Pueblo. Manitou. Colorado
Springs, Denver and all the principal sum-
mer resorts in the west as well as all east
ern, northern and all lake resorts. Tickets
VIII be good TO return October 81. For
full particulars call AT city ticket Office.
IA North Main street, or depot, corner
Second aud Wichita streets
Gli L Z. BLECKLEY. p. & I. A.
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Some time ago | was troubled with an
aitacN Q; rteunlatiSm / used Chsur ber-
lain' : Pain Balm and was coulpltt " cured
/ have since advised many OF NV friends
aud customers 10 try The remedy and all
speak highly OF Il. SIMON GoIpRA1-,f
San I-uis Reg, CA,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28

A splendid evening will be spent by
those who attend the entertainment at
feehhelmer's grove on South Water
tonight. Music, refreshments and
dances. Under the management of the
Independent German Ladies Aid So
ciety. S51U