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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-28
Forced Sale of Horse, Wagon and
Harness and Valuable
Engine, Boiler and
Kettles. Also a
MeIrose Lot.

VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST DATRD
july l. ls.3 aDi of record IN the Office OF tho
oerh Oh inc county court for the county OF Roa-
hoke IN uccd BOOK No. II, page 81. also of record
In the Office OF the clerk of the Hastings Court
for the city OF Roanoke, Virginia, executed by
+. NJ Taylor to Edward Lyle, trustee to secure
to f. B Ludwig, agent OF the Armour Packing
company. the payment OF the gum OF S4O1 Is, as
june p, 1898. orc for 1920 at sixty DAYS; one for
Sl4o;1s ut ninety daya, and one for Sl3Os1 a, one
moreiai S Snd ,wGuis days. payable at the Com
said f. Ludwig, agent Tor the Armour Pacs-
lhSS company, or order, aud
"ncress default has been made in the pay-
,ncnt OF the said notes, and having been required
~ '9e Meyers OF thems to do will ON MON
AZ FRANK NJ. TAYLoKs G sEAuG tnHTH'
HOUSE ON TINKER CREEK IN TIE CITY OF
,,,hdst n Va sell at public auction, to tho
iIsncet oiuucr, the following property or so much
lhercoI as may be necessary to discharge tho
above described notes and the expense OF cxccut.
ONE 4'HoRsE POWER BOILER AND 6.uonsg
powEh ENGINE, ] STEAM JACKET KETTLE FOR
si smnhMiE" a hARp, sGALDING KETTLES. now in
clty belonging to the said NJ TAYLOR also
i-noRsE WAGON MANUFACTURED BY E. r.
GhAvATT, OF ROANOKE. VA, / BET SINGLE
HARNESS AND soRREL MARE
These articles are NIL in nrst-class condition
In coon' ction with his slaughter house on
inner creek near THE city aud can no inspected
by prospcclive buyers at any tiuo. Alto the FOL
loving valuable building lot situated In the city
OF roanoke, state OF Virginia, and bounded as
follows, to-wit: beginning at a point on tho
north EIDE OF Mclrose avenue 25a feet cast of
Fifteenth street, thence with Mclrosc avenue
south 40 degrees minute 20 seconds cast 50 feet to
point, thence north 10 degrees IS minutes 30
seconds east l10 feet 10 alley thence with said
alley north &c degrees minute % seconds west
gu feet to- point: thence south IL degrees is
minutes ~ seconds west 40 feet to the place OF
beginning; and designated on the Mclrosc Land
CompanJ'r map OF tho Mclroec addition to tho
CITY OF Roanoke, ~ lot No. Il In section 80
whole. s'' ''u "'' nc !"
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
ne lot OF land IL sold subject to prior deed
OF trust to Edward Lyle, trustee, to secure Jacob
enteel the payment OF tho sum of S1UO
10 tde. EDWARD LYLE. Trustee
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i'RUSTEE'S TALE-Bf VIRTUE OF a
deed of trust dated the 18th day of Septt IN T..
Der. 1870. and OF record in the office of the clerk
of the Hastings Court for the ity OF Roanoke,
Va, in deed book 55, page 3,3, made by the Roa-
nokc Building Company TO the undersigned
trustee to secure 10 the Oak Ridge Land Com
pany the payment OF the sum OF S2,2:S' therein
specified, and dcfaut having been made in the
payment OF portion OF said debt, and having
been requested so to do by the Oak Ridge Land
Company. the holder OF SAID debt, will Offer for
sale at public auction ut the front door of the
court house in the city o. Roanoke Va, on MON
DAY, MAY, 2STli. 1T II O'CLOCK NOON. the
following property situated in tho city OF Roa-
nokc, Va, and kno Mn NJ lots II, 10. il, II. Is
section @, and lots .. 4, :. and 9, section ,, as
shown by the map Of the property of the Oak
Ridge Land Company of Roanoke, Va
ibRMS:-Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF
executing this trust, including trustees COM
mission of per cent and to pay a note OF S1,l25
dated September Is. 1890 payable TWO years after
date, with interest; said note is subject to IL
credit of S397.d3 as OF February X, 1891, the
residue, II any, TO be paid in two equal ANIMAL
insta!mcuts, TO be evidenced by the negotiable
notes OF the purchaser and secured by a deed Of
trust upon the property sold.
4 81 I'm LUCIAN H. COOKE Trustee II
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

Company, and tho interest thereon. and tho hol.
ancc, II any, to be made payable In two counl
annual instruments at ono and two years from
by interest bearing negotiable notes aud TO DO
secured by decd OF trust upon tho property sold.
42 I'd JOS. l. DORIAN, Trustee %
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THRuSTEE'S SALE-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
decd OF trust was executed by George p Carr
ana FRANCES A. Is. Carr, his wife, to Geo. j. Pect
and his successors trustee, bearing dntc June %
lSl, and recorded In the clerks Office OF the Iua.
tlngs Court for the city of Roanoke on the 7th
day OF July, 1881, In deed hook &c page I26 to
payments specified in n certain bond executed by
the said Geo. Z. Carr, OF even date with sald deed
Ior the payment of IS go to the National Mutual
buiidins and Loan Association. OF New York;
nhd whereas the said Geo J. Pcet has resigned
the said trust, and the jndec of the Uustinps
Court TOT the city OF Roanoke did. on the day
or April, 1921, appoint the undersigned C. IL
vines uuetee, in the place and stead O, Geo j
Poet, trustee, after legal notice. as provided by
statute 10 all parties in interest; and whereas
uct2nit has been made in the conditions and pay
ments III SAID bond and deed OF trust for more
than three months. and having been required so
TO do by tho beneficiary, the National MutunI
BullilLg and Loan Association, OF New York |
shall, by vlrtnc or said deed and pursuant TO the
term7 thercof proceed to sell at public auction.
TO the highest bidder, on TIE 2iST DAY OF
MAY, 1s,l, on the premises, all that property
situated IN the city of Roanoke. Va and Gcs-
cribed rs follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point on the north side OF Shen-
ahdoah avenue 1877 feet west or .Irffcrson street
ana running thence north , degrees - minutes
cnsl 'o.3 ieet To an alley thence with same north
q, degrees 3O minutes west so feet to point
lnchcc south degrees 30 minutes wet gij.5 10
shenandoah avenue, thence with same south 81
degrees ~ minutes east 5 f.ct 10 the place or
beginning, together with the improvements
thereon.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to psy all costs OF
executing this trust incudngn commission to
inc trustee and TO pay oil The amount OF the said
Dond with arrcnragcs due thereon. amounting in
Inc aggregate To so, as OF May 1, 1Sn, and the
oalancc, II any, in ono and two equal annual In.
staimcnts due III twelve and twcniy-iour months
win interest from date, the pure ns,r executing
negotiable notes for the deferred payments and
secured by deed of trust on the premises sold
y
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TRuSTEG'S SALE.-WIIEREAS A CERTAIN
nccu OF trmst was executed by Marccllus A.
2 Doh ana Edgar Thurman 10 George j.
rect hhu MS rucccescr Trustee. bearing date Jnne
~ lc". anu recorded in tho clerks Office OF ihc
t must' to Cour, for the city OF Roanoke dscd
certain conditions and payments spccl0ed in n
certain bond executed by the said NJ A. johnson
Ind L. A. Thurman of even date with said d,cd
for the payment or ST. Ol to tho Rational MINI
building and Loan A., ocation, of New York. in
accordance with their articles OF nssociation.
sold to G. w Hooper and W X Landlord. who
assumed the payment OF tho deb: to the associn-
ton and whereas tho snid George J Poet trns-
zee, mas resigned the said trust and the iudr, nf
the iinsinGs Court II the city OF Roanoke did.
on me ON day OF APRIL is 4. appoint the under.
signed, e. H. Vines, as trustee in the place and
stead or George j. Pcct. trustee after Icgsl me-
tice M provided by the stAtutc to all parties in
interest; ana where as default has been made in
inc conditions mentioned In sad bond n, d deed
or trust for mere than six months and having
been required 90 to do by the .bcncfclary. ihSS
National Mutual Building and Loan Aasocioo;, tn'
OF New York. shall, ~ virtue of said decd and
pnrsnsnt to the te.ms thereof, proceed to sell at
DAY OF MAY, 1894, On the premises, ali tho
property conveyed IN said deed, and being all
mcnts thereon, in fhe city or Roanoke Va md
descrihed MS follows, to wit:
:, Beginnns NJ point on tho south side OF
Fourth hvchu" II. c.. formerly Gilmcr street 40
Icct eastcrly from tho southcastcrly corner of
ood and Gilmer streets, and running along
south 81 degrees IS minute. east ~ feet r. +,
point, thence south degrees Is minutes wcst
I IH r.et 10 point, thence north 81 degrees -
ihlhutcs We % iect TO point. thence north
degrees Is minutes 100 feet to Fourth avenue n.
c., formerly Gimcr street. ihc place of bcgining
ncinE the same properly conveyed by Mnrccllus
A. johnson and his wife and Edgar A. Thurman
TO George J. Pcct. trustee, ~ decd OF trust ic.
cordcu IN the crks Office or the Hastings court
io5 nc ely OF Roanoke, and dated July g. 1871
TEENS: Cash suihc cni 10 pay ali costs OF
executing this trust, intending ii commission 10
tnc trustee ana to pay or the amount of the said
nonn with tie arrc2ragcs due thereon amount
ing III the aggregate TO al STS3, of May lsgi
ana the Glance. II any, In one and two equal an.
hihl instruments duo in twelve ard twcnty-four
months, with interest from date, the purchaser
executing negotiable notes for the deferred On "
ments ana secured by deed OF trust on the
premises sold c. H. VINES Trnstcc
a I'd
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TRUsTnEs SALES.

thence north Al degrees 30 minutes wost b5 feet to
a STAKE; thence north IS degrees 80 minutes west
lo2 Ieet 10 stake, thence south "a degrees IS
mamHtcs east 70 43 feet to the place OF bcPinning
est from November ~, 1S0i
l9td &. A. McIlUGu. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
deed OF trust was executed by Lavinia Trim-
mer and A. NJ Trimmer, her husband, to Geo j.
recorded In tho clerks Office OF the Hastings
Court for tho city OF Roanoke, In decd book II
page Ss, and assumed by William S. Reid
guardian, to secure tho performance OF certain
conditions and payments specified In certain
bond executed by the said Lnvina Trimmer OF
even c., m date with said deed, for the payment Of
Association. OF New York. IL accordance with
their articles OF association; and whereas the
said Geo j. Poet has rcsig ned the said trust. and
tho Judge OF the Hastings Court for the CITY of
Roanoke did. on the 10th day of April, 1891 m
point the undersigned, q. IL. Vines, as trnstcc
after legal notice, as provided by statute, to ai
the parties In interest; and whereas dofauit has
occn made IN the payments and condit ions men
toned in said bond anu deed OF trust for more
than six months. and having hccn required an r.
DO by tho beneficiary, tho National Mutual Build
Ing and Loan Association, or New York, shall,
thereof, proceed to sell at public auction tn The
highest bid der. ON SATURDAY, MAY i2 1891
mp IL O'CLOCK M :; on the premises, all the
described as follows. to.wit: "N
,v Bc;Siinning at point on the north side OF
Fosri street % feet cast OF Lewis street
with same castcrly % feet to a point tbenco
n0rtherly 100 feet to au alley. thence with saiS
aHey westerly 90 feet to point on the same
thence southerly 100 feet to the north dido m
Washington street, the place of bcvinnn1 and
known 40 lot o. section 20. or the Lewis Ad1itinn
to the city Of Roanoke.
EKMS: Cash svflcicnt to pay all cosis or
executing this trust, including q commissioI ~
inc trn.tcc, and to pay or the amount OF the said
uoha Win hrrcaragcs due thereon, amounting in
the balance If any, in one and two canal annmai
instruments. due in L. and "a months with inter
~ run uatc INC purchaser executing ncgotla
PIE nOteS Tor tho Ccl6rrcd payments and aecnrnd
4 u I'd e III. VINES Trre,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
estate in the city of Roanoke by virtue OF a
deed OF trust dated the 18th day of June $50
from 4. W. Spindle to tho undersigned trustee, 10
secure TOD Few Brown, II. ID Fuller, C. 6 BAKER
l o. fanny. j. w. Like and John b. Ncill tho
payment or tho sum OF S3.2j2 81 evidenced by two
negotiable notes OF S1,b2Gl7 each, the first due of
said notes having been paid and default being
made III the payment OF the note falling due two
years after date, upon which note there have
been paid, the following sums as crcdiis: Octo.
ner 18Th, 1872, SGUt; November 18th, ,S,2, $500
Dccemher 18th 1882 $780, september 2Otb, iS93
gov, and December 9th. 1893, S25', ard de- anlt
continuing as to the balance o said note and be
Ing requested 80 to do by the holders thereof,
WIN, ON MONDAY THE 2ist DAY OF MAY 1891
In front or the courthouse in the city of Roanoke
az 2,to O'Clock p. III proceed to scl AT phulc auc
lion to the highest bidder, all that certain parcel
OF land, or 70 much thereof as may he necessary
Tor The purposes OF the trust, lying in the city of
Roanokc, Virginia, and described as follows
Beginning at II point on the northwest corner
OF Campbell and Randolph streets, thence with
Campbell street north IS degrees west 100 feet TO
point, thence north degrees cast l0O feet to n
point, thence south So degrees east 100 feet 10
Randolph street. thence with iiandolph street
s0uth degree west 10 feet TO the place OF be
ginning. being lots 40, I'LL 1l2 and lib In ward
Improvement Company.
TEKMS-Cash as to enough to pay the cost of
executing this trnst, including n trustees coz
mission OF per ccntum. and the amount still
the rcsidGc Ill two equal ANIMAL instruments from
day or ealo, with interest from day OF sale and
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold
AZ Ia TliOS. w. MILLER, Trustee.
TRuS TBE'S SALE WHEREAS, a CERTAIN
] deod OF trust was executed by Amanda John
son TO Rush U. Derr, hearing date January 18th,
1SB and recorded In the clerks Office of The
iiustin2's Court for the city OF Roanoke, In deco
book 81, pagc $50, to secure the performance az
certain conditions and pay mcnts specified thereto
The herald., 1894-10-14
TERMINAL ISLAND.
How the 8. p. Grabbed San Psdro's
Water FrOAt.

How the 9. p. Grabbed San Psdro's
Water Front.
TERMINAL Island, Oct. 13.-We know
how it is ourselves to be in the clutches of
a corporation; here the Southern Pacific
OF Kentucky have got all the water
front Of the business portion OF San
Pedro in their grasp and it is another
case Of Tho people be damned" 1t is
outrage ous the way this railroad is
allowed to override the rights OF the
people by monopolizing with their tracks
and trestle work the entire water front
OF San Pedro.
The people of San Pedro have been
cowed so long that 1t ma as If the peo-
pie would never be able to pull them
selves together sufficiently to muster up
pluck and energy enough to shake off
the sinister influence of this unprinci.
pied railroad. Under what law, under
what right do they operate in impeding
the navigation OF United States waters
by compelling people to dodge under
their fenced in trestle work in order to
get into San Pedro from this side? The
case is similar in every particular to the
Chicago case, which the United States
supreme court recently decided adversely
to the railroads and in favor OF the peo-
pie. Such questions as these are what
is making the voters down this way
practically unanimous in their deter
mination OF casting their ballots for that
fearless champion of the people, George
3. Patton.
A reunion and picnic OF the Rebecca
lodges, l. o. .. f., was held here Fri
day. Representatives from the Arbor
Vitae. Eureka, Una and Columbia
lodges OF the order were present, and
the gathering. while not large, was sx-
tremely select. Among those present
we're: Mr.. snd Mre. James Ashmen,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Herzog. S. @. pjamin
and daughter, Fanny; Mrs. Simpson,
wife OF the state grand msster; Mr.. and
The herald., 1894-10-14

the insurance WAS for $500 in the
American Insurance company OF New
York.
Hardly had the flames been extin-
guished when again the ire bell rang
out its notes OF warning from the oppo-
site aide Of town. and as the flames
lighted up the sky again the siGht-seers
rushed for the scene OF coDfiagration
only to find another long run before
them. This time il was small cottage
on Mill street, west OF |. Mrs. John
Wallace was the occupant and was COM
pletely prostrated by the fright caused
by the fire and by the loss of her honse
and belongings. There was slight in
surance upon this building and the loss
was about $500 upon building and con-
tente.
The Salvation army barracks were
filed TO OVERLOOKING last night, not called
together by the usual drums and songs,
but BIZ the announcement OF u speech
from DR.. s. A. Widney of Los Angeles.
Tue speaker is one of feur brothers, o
pleasing face and auburn side whiskers,
and a duent orator. He raised the en-
thusiasm OF the crowd TO high pitch by
his attacks on the old parties and por'
trayal of the benefits that would accrue
if his party should get hold OF the reins
and drive the government mules for
few years.
Several carloads OF people from thia
city and Cotton went to Redlands las,
evening to hear Senator George @. Per-
kiue
The herald., 1894-10-14
CAHUENGA VALLEY.
News From Prospect Park-Good Oi
Prospscts.

News From Prospect Park-Good OIL
Prospects.
PRospEcT PARK, Oct. l3.-Rev. S. B.
Woolpert, the minister appointed to the
NJ. f. church, has moved among us and
will preach in the church on Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. We are looking
for full house to welcome him and to
get acquainted. We who already know
him think him the right man in the
right place and expect to see the church
filled by him before ths year is past.
M. W. Grossman has just returned
from business trip to Chicago and was
glad to get back to this delightful spot
again. He reports that large numbers
will leave that place for California this
winter. Crowds would come if they
coald only dispose OF their property.
Mr.. ]. A. Lewis moved into his pleas.
antly situated cottage on Tuesday.
The Kings Daughters will give a
social at the residence OF Mrs. Skinner
on Friday evening next. Refreshments
will be served and music rendered dur
ing the evening.
The oil well being put down by Mr.. G.
L. Holton, a half mile east OF the post
office, is now down 500 feet or more
with splendid indications. The owner
is looking for good flow now at any
minute. Preparations are going on in
various other places to sink wells and
from all appearances our bills will
shortly be studded with derricks in many
places,
The herald., 1894-10-14

There ia no medicine so often needed
in every home and 80 admirably adapted
to the purpose for which it is intended
as Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Hardly
q week passes but some member OF the
family has need of it. A toothache or
headache may be cured by it. A touch
OF rheumatism or neuralgia quoted.
The severe pain OF burn or scald
promptly relieved and the sore heads,
in much less time than when medicine
has to be sent for. A sprain may be
promptly treated before inflammation
sets in, which insures cure in about
one-third OF the time otherwise required.
Cuts and bruises should receive inn
mediate treatment before the parts be-
come swollen. which can only be done
when Pain BAN is kept at hand. A
acre throat may be cured before it
becomes serious. A oublesome corn
may be removed by applying it twice q
day for o week or two. A lame back
may be cured end several days of valu-
able time eaved or pain in the side or
chest relieved without paying doctor
bill. Procure 50 cent bottle at once
and you will never regret it. For sale
by Of & Vaughn, Fourth and Spring
streets. and @. +. Heinzeman. 222 North
Main street, druggists.
The herald., 1894-10-14

Mrs. w. H. Kreiger. Mrs. W. NJ. Nc
Kay, Mr.. and Mrs. d. &. Peck. Mrs. w.
McCreary and Miss frankie McOreary.
the steamer Eureka flied several OF
the Terminals G cars with miscellaneous
assortment OF freight Thursday.
The four r-maesed schooner Bangor is at
the Ganahl company's wharf unloading
lum Der.
Conductor Jimmy Hslstead is strictly
in the swim, these eutumnal dsye, with
his fast and jaunty Whitehall boat,
which he shoots across the bay at q
record breaking gait.
Doc Waring and party returned from
their several weeks trip at Catalina
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. B. ]. McGrew OF Long
Beach have built themselves neat cot
tage on the Crescent Coal company's
property, OF which Mr.. McGrew is the
local manager.
The herald., 1894-10-14

Ana. The former especially loves fine
horse.
Miss Ava Mock was reported worse
thie morning. For many wseke che has
been fighting fearful case OF typhoid
fever.
The Pomona Athletic club, at their
meeting laet night, formed a class for
Professor Wallace, who will give weekly
Instructions.
MIR. Charley Sweet is very i'll.
The local Democratic club will me OF
Monday night.
Three-iourths of the owners along the
line have signed to petition the city to
construct a cement sidewalk on the
south side OF Third street, from White
auenue to Carey.
The Pomona Irrigation company are
holding water meeting this afternoon
in Union block.
The s. Caldwell residence, on the cor.
ner of Second and Rebecos streets, ia
now under construction.
The herald., 1894-10-14
rnrm and GARDEN prodnos.

BEANs-Per 100 lbs, Lady Washington, So. 25:
Lima, $4.O0; navy, $500 60. 25; pink, So. 259
$50.
BEETs-1er 100 lbs. 90c.
CABBAGE-Per 100 lbs 50165c.
CARROTs-Per 100 lbs, 00c.
CHILEs-Dry, per string, 81 5o@175; green,
&c per lb
OsIoNs-Per 100 lbs, 9Oc.
PARsNIPs-Per 100 lbs, ST.
PoTAToEs--Per 100 lbs,, pinkeyes, CSC; Bur.
banks, 75o Salinas, 81. 10G1.2O.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Per 100 bs., y0c.
ToMhTos-Per box, SOC.
TUREIPs-Per 100 lbs, 90c.
Nuts.
ALMoNDs-Per lb., paper shell, 13D15c; soft
shell, 1I@l2c; hard she'll, Stg9c.
BRAziLs-Per h., 1901 2J6c.
F1LBERTs-Per ID, 11g1g55c.
PEANUTs-Per lb., raw, 5iU7c: roasted 1860.
WALSUTs-Per lb., Los Angeles, 7C@712c; Los
Nietos 9i9l0c; soft shell, 10a124c.
Provisionss
HAMs-Rex, local smoked, per lb, 1916; De-
fence, 13c; Boueless, lie: Picnic, 10lac
CUN-Rex, bonefess BREAKFAST Is &c; Def
ance, 2isc; other grades, i 13zfa12.4c.
DRIED BEEF --5etss lac; inslde, l5v.3.s
Pig PoRK-Hali bbl,, $3.50. ,-....,.s
LARD-Tjer e., ivory cD1np., per IT., Sc; Rex,
pure leaf 10l2c. q q f2Af. slfarE
Frssii Meats. BUS
Butchers prizes for whole carcasses.
BEEF-First quality, 4atd5o.A sss
VkAI.asnlge Rs e heavy, ~ g6}lc' do light 60
MUrroN 4tsIsoc; spring lamb, 697c
PoRK-7ls(0Sc.
The herald., 1894-10-14
POMONA.
Political Mattsrs-Looal News Matters of
Interest.

Political Mattsrs-Looai News Matters of
Interest.
POMONA, Oct. 13.--The Lordsburg vi
cinity burned quite lot of powder at
the political rally last night at that
place for fully half an hour. The BOOM
ing forth of anvils was distinctly heard
in Pomona.
We are told that there were present
under the Populist tent 102 persons,
and at the Republican meeting 6l.
The programme just issued for the
general convention of the Christian
churches of Southern California at Po-
mona next week, has been received. 1t
shows that almost every town in this
section OF the state will be represented.
The fruit and flower mission girls
have their comedy, Every body's Friend,
now under rehearsal for October 25th.
Rev. Ada @. Bowlea will handle the
subject, Let There be Light, at her
church on Sunday.
Messrs. A. o. Cowan, Sam Delapp and
few others, visited the fair at Santa
The herald., 1894-10-14
snlun.ioni.ts, TerswsIi.
This is to be a grand rallying day with

This is to be grand rallying day with
the Salvation army. staff Captains
Blanche Cox and Margaret Allen are to
hold their final services before leaving
California, and a general turnout of the
various army detachments has been
arranged. This afternoon services will
be held in the First Congregational
church, corner Sixth and Hill streets,
when an address will be delivered on the
subject, A Christianity of Fire. In the
evening the second service will be held
at the Simpson tabernacle, when the
subject of the address will be The Veil
Lifted. Although many people are not
in the most perfect sympathy with some
of the methods of the army, the amount
of good being done among class other
wise unreRched by the regular churches
has won 30 many friends among the
denominations that large audiences tos
day are assured.