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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-03
COILS =. HUNTINGTON.

The general idea on this coast is
that the wealth which poured into the
Golfers of the S. p. r. r. Co.. came
from a deliberate robbery Of the
people. There a be no doubt that
the road was m~ercenarv and cold
blooded and in the palmv days of the
it was nothing less than an or
ganlzed gang of ~plunderers of which
Leland Stanford was the head, He
was an insatiate ground hog above
ground as we'll as below. After Stan
ford got through with the road it was
in a bad shape. He first robbed the
people and then he proceeded to do IN
the road. IT was weak from loss of
blood when Huntington took the helm
He IS a nan Of great wealth, hut he
got most Of it by hard work. Tn an
Interview the other day he said to a
Call reporter.
I've often told manufacturers that
II they would make the best article
thev could for a dollar they would ac-
qulre a fortune, hut if they make the
poorest thing they could for a dollar
they would be buried by the town in
the end"
There is a great deal of very sound
sense in the above. IF the Nations
manufacturers would listen to this
sort of advise and follow it, the United
States would be the greatest nation of
the earth. Let the men who are pour
ing libations of abuse on Huntington
follow this rule in business and they
will never have occasion to reoret if
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-03
A Great Hit.

The moving of the band into the
opera Hous was a good thing for
the banl and the public. It plaved r.
a large house last night and made an
unequaled success of it's splendid
programme. The APPEAL predicts
crowded houses for the rest Of tho
engagement and no sucb hand
music will be heard in this city for
many a year.
q. I. Mcder's Nevada stateo
March was louly applauded.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-03
Carpets and Furniture.

Downey is now selling all kinds Of
carpets at San Francisco prices freight
added. You can't call for ANYTHING
in his line, carpets, furniture or brio
a brac that he can't furnish at hard
time rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-03
important,

The Directors of the Orsmby County
Agricultural Association District No.
}, herby extends a cordial invatation
TO all pupils Of the Public school in
the district Storey, Douglas and Orms
Dy) also OF the Orphans Home to at
tend the races at the Park on Friday
October 4th. 1895.
By order of the Board,
VIM. Hy. Doane, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-03
Notice.

No shooting nor fishing allowed on
the Schulz ranch, Clear Creek.
II. F. Dangberc
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-11-18
WISCONSIN BUILDING A SALOON.

A special from Kansas city says: The
mystery OF the Wisconsin building is now
lifted. When j. c. Rodgers, the banker
merchant at Wamego, Kan, bought
this building at the Worlds Fair along
with the Victoria building. and parts Of
seven other buildings; and brought them
to Kansas City, many diverse specul1-
lations about his purposes went the ga
nut Of town gossip. Last winter he
began re-erecting the Wisconsin build
ing on his property, northwest corner
OF seventh street and Grand avenue, OPP
posite the Midland hotel.
Now @ look into the building discloses
d great tile paved main floor with one
Of the most unique barrooms in the
world to one side The two upper floors
are cut into broad corridors and all 81
yes OF rooms, reached by fine grand
staircase. The barroom is wainscoted
with the imported glass which formed
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-11-18

the aquarium o9tlla fisheries building at
the " orld's Eais. The glass is OF tie
weight and thickness OF marble slabs.
These slabs 81 glass have been Clipped
aud silvered on tha inside, giving the
appearances, when set up, ofsilyer walls.
The bar itself is entirely composed Of
this expensive glass. The county court
has just granted Jacob McGlenseya sa-
loon license fer this place. The building
will soon be thrown open as public
club" All the facilities and comforts Of
q club house will be open to the public.
Banquetingroons and rooms for parties
clubs and associations are provided.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-11-18
IN JUSTICE COURT

ROW. 81 E Hs river ham, Rs's Justice Peace
TO W. A. Rideout:-
You are hereby notified that a warrant OF
attachment has been issued against you and
Your property attached to satisfy the de-
mand OF w. p Stewart and Mary Stewart
amounting to S104.S5 Now unless you
shall appear before Daniel Graham a Jusnice
in said town on the 3Gth day Of December,
1895 at 8 o. lock in the forenoon Judgment
VIII be rendered against you and your prop
erty sold to pay the debt.
MARY STENVA Ri,
w. p. STEWART.
Dated this 7th day OF Nov. 1895.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-11-18
County clerk S USL.

Notice is hereby given that the following
now situated in the comfy Of Villas State Of
Wisconsin, were on the 16 day OF May 1928
duly sold by the County Treasurer OF Oneifa
sale certificates OF said lands duly issued 60
said Oneida County by said County Freasur-
r That on the 10th day OF SEPTEMBER
1913. saip tax sale certificates We're duly as
signed to said Villas County. The following
amounts set opposite each described tract o.
land is the amount OF tax interests anu
charges computed to the last day OF redemp-
ton. Now therefore unless said taxes. inter-
ests and charges are paidon or before the
10th. day May 1896 said lands viii De con
waved by tax deed to the purchaser OF said
tax sale certificates according to the proEis--
ions OF the statute in such cases made ana
provided. ~ ,oo-
dated Eagle River Wis, August 2sth, 1893.
c. FRANCIS GOTHAM,
County Clerk.
Villas CO. Wis.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-11-18

"A. G BARLEY OF Magic Pa.,writes: I
feel it a duty to mine to inform you and
the public that DeWitts Witch Hazel
Save cured me OF a very bad case OF &C.
zema. 1t also cured my boy Of q running
sore on his leg.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-11-18
w. TT sstllbbirgs Defendant I

W. H, stubbirgss Defendant I
the above entitled action which was duly
rendered in Justice court OF Oneida county
Wisconsin, on the 3th day OF December 4 y
1880. and was duly dOcketed in the Office OF
the clerk OF the circuit court OF said Oneida
county on the Nth day OF January A D.,
1898 a duly certified transcriptOf which said
Judgment was duly dockeued in the office Of
Wisconsin, on the Oath day Of February, a.
D. 1891 and by virtue Of an execution duly
issued on said Judgment under theseal OF the
circuit court OF Villas county. Wisconsin, ]
have seized levied upon and taken possession
OF the folio wing described real estate, the
property of defendant, tO-Mib: Lot number
three (3l dissection one, Cd and the sW n Of
s5glb Of section one (1) and the NV n Of the
nw1l section twelve (12) III township 20
north Of Rauge East and the sWM OF swf9
OF section s and SELF of srr1A of section 5; Lot
urber section and nwM OF nw1A section 3
III township 40 uOr1h OF Rauge 10 East now
in The County Of Villas .fcrmerly in Oneida
conty) Wisconsin, and shall expose Tor sale
and sell at public Vendue, at the 'front.' door
OF the court House in the village OF Eagle
River, in the county OF Villas, and state OF
Wisconsin, on Monday the 9th dayOf Decen2-
Der Al d. 1895, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon 81 said day, all the right, title aud IN
teYest OF the said defendant w. II. stubDlns,
in and to the foregoing describen premises or
the plaintiff the amount due for principal,
interest and costs together with the ex-
pense Of this sale.
Dated October %, A. A. 1895.
GEO. e. O'CONNOR,
Sheriff, Villas County, Wis.
T. b. WALSH.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-11-18
Dated this 7th day OF Nov. 1885,

Acts at once, never fails. One Minute
Cough Cure A remedy for asthma. and
that feverish condition which accom-
panies a severe cold. The only harmless
that produces immediate result.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-11-18
WINTER TOURIST RATES VIA THE
NORTHWESTERN LINE.

IVV7IV It " - : 171S1V -17I1V1
The North-W estern Line is now selling
excursion tickets atgreatly reduced rates
to the health and pleasure resorts OF Cal
ifornia, Florida, Texas, Mexico, New
Mexico, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi
Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina
Tennessee and Alabama. For tickets
and full information apply to agents
Chicago e North Western +
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
a Large E,tab,,sbmert

The K; II. Stuart Furniture Company Is a LARGE
wholesale and retail firm, dealers in Fnrniturc
carpets, Curtains, Wall Paper. China and Gl, "a,
ware anu In fact everything usually kent in n
hrst.class furnishing establishment. They keen
at all times = large and we'll eclectcd stock ~
mouse furnishing goods and In no house in the
south can there be found q larger and more com.
plete line. The above firm has been before the
puoiic Tor thirteen years and Is one OF tho leading
and largest OF Its kind and are prepared at All
times TO oner special Inducements to parties
onylng In large quantities. Those contep,uiating
purchasing goods In their linc would do well RI
Rivo Them II call before placing their order ,rhey
occupy o large building, No. ii salem svenne
running hack the entire block to Campbell III At, ar
anu ere always pleased TO show their goods,
In their carpet Departme EFT they carry a lar0e
stock embracing the latest styles In Ipprsins.
extra supers, Three ply, Tapestry, Body, Wilton,
Selvct ana Moquettcs. also Ii large stock o; Arr
squares, unssocks, Uttomnns. Wire and Cocoa
MAS, anu smyrna and Moqnettc hugs in all sizes
ann grades, Cocoa, China and Japanese Mattinps.
The Window shade Department comprisas a
complete STOCK OF Plain DA.ood and I'ranslpc .nt
Shades; also a fun line OF Hollands and shade
cloths, from which they make to order Shades of
any, color and width on short notice.
lhey carry also d fine stock of Glass and China
goods. -" eH'n
They keep in stock also a full line of Wall
flpcr IN various grades and kinds, together with
u mnc STOCK OF ceiling ard side decorations.
Iney nave on hand u large assortment of
CHRISTMAS goods and invite their friends and tho
public generally 10 call and sec them,
ouying their goods rs they do direct from the
manufacturers enables them to meet any comDe-
tition and can sell them as low as any honse In
the large cities. AZ
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
Lookabili,s Printing Hopse.

This firm Ia located Mt tho corner OF Jefferson
street aud Salem avenue, IN the central portion
OF the city. Thcy do general job and commercial
work throughout Southwest Virginia. The pro-
prictors arc ~Llcwcllyn L. LookabiIl and Capt.
VIM. ii. I.ookabiil.
tlcwellyn Lookabill was born IN Wiliamspo.t,
NIL, In le63, came to Roanoke at lite inception In
1852, and has been identified with its Interests in
aiHerent ways. He helped to organ'z &c the Ron.
nokc Fire Department and has held aIious posi-
lions OF trust, beinr on two different occasions
president OF the Junior Fire Company. He is
Also identified with the Virginia State Fire Associ-
atlon, for the past six years being It's sta,isticiun.
no is a member in good standing in the
Iollowing orders: knights OF Pythias and
dnnlor order United American Mechanics OF
me spring cleo ions he was the Democratic can
dlhate from the Third ward for City Council,
running ahead of the ticket
nc Is manager of the business, q practical, skill.
Iul printer, and employs only men who under
stand their business, and turns out lust as fine
WORK as any In the United S ates. He hogan on
ms own acco mt in n u modest way in 1891. They
moved to their pr, sent locality in 1879. They
are constantly adding to their plant new and de
strabl" tyne faces They make a specially of fine
commercial stationery and catalogues.
Capt VIM. III. Lookablll, OF the frm, is the gen.
rral solicitor and was horn In Davidson county,
North Carolina, and was lntho Confcd crate army
nnlng stan oflcer to General Wade Hampton of
the second South Carolina Cavalry. For the past
twenty five years mp to a few years ago he has held
q nos'iion with the Baltimore and Ohio and Nor
lolk and Western railroads In the capacity OF
agent snd conductor, retiring to engage with his
son In the printing business.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28

fares OF the city. Commerce and Campbell streets.
ana adjacent to the public buildings OF the city.
II Is but two blocks from the railroad station.
It's construction is of solid brick, six stories nigh
and OF most modern design and appointments,
heated bv steam, elevator, electric bells, combl-
nation lights (gas and electricity, fire escapes
attached. etc. The culinary department IS un.
surpassed and entirely detached IRON the main
building. The house Is thoroughly furnished
with suites OF rooms, bath, toilets md
unique equipments throughout and sur.
passes %snything in above respects eonih
or Washington. For q pleasant mouth In wiuter
with tho mild climate, entertaining and attractive
mountain drives. for those desiring n recnper.
ation with the comforts OF a home the Ponce de
Leon AFFORDS all that can be desired. Its manage.
ment l. conducted by Messrs. j. w. Funkhouser
anu Geo. IL. Leigh, who bring to bear 1--WE years
experience In the business In this hotel, and their
knowledge OF the requirements OF patrons is
snch as to insure every salts to those pat
ronizlng them. They succeeded e.. G.. smith sew
erai months ago. since which time the house has
gained In popularity and now enjoys n very lib
crai patronage. it being the most popular house
with the travelling men. IL Is the only hotel In
the city with elevator for the accommoda-
tion OF Its guests. The buffet and billiard hsllis
one OF the best conducted In the State and Is un-
Der the management OF John BJitnott and Chas.
w: Hit. who thoroughly understands every de.
tall OF the hu siness. That these gentlemen Thor.
oughly undo stand the hotel business is demon.
etrated from the fac. of the wonderful popularity
they have 6 tined In so short u time.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
Go South. Young Man.

Life Is a struggle, and where the opportunities
are few only those whom nature has best en-.
dowoi win the prize, unless accident and
wealth aud influence combine, as is frequently
tae case. to defeat merit and talent. The South
offers untold. unthought OF opportunities to the
young and ambitious mind, and so abundant
That neither we alth LOT Influence dare obstrnct
the way to the nnlanreled crown OF success. An
honest heart and au intelligent mind, led ON nv a
determine alton, viii bring to the persevcring. in a
low years, influence and a position among
,hf successful men OF the country, receiving the
Just recognition duo him. The South is 10 day
not the South OF "A quarter OF a c injury ago.
conservative and provincial, retiring within her.
aeir, wrapped In her toga OF honored cns.
toms ana Institutions but stands to-day new
lanu progressive and cosmopolitan. She opens
wlnc her doors and welcomes her Northern
brethren, and points with pride to the yastness
OF tho minerals. sleeping In her valleys or plist.
ehing on her moni tain tops. and says: He'll me
E"ther these gems ard | Will make thee rich ana
thou shalt dwell with mo forever, for the war
dram throhs no longer. and the battle flags arc
Inrtd.. it,r energies were weakened Sy the
curse OF slavery. but to-day che points with a tnst
price 10 u dark monument adown tho years
mutt OF four million or fet'ers that fell rom her
lair FORM. ane which marks the beginning of her
Development that has known no rctr0eression.
ana wh'ch 10 sureto place her among tho great.
trt countries or th- world, there, by tho wealth
OF her luck haistahle resources. ~ maintain her
~u,ori,ion wh lat The gr at world spins forever
down mo ringing grove q changc.'n
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
Mineral w ealth.

Southwest Virginia IL rich in minerals. which
lie xery near ING surface, and arc secured at such
ultle cost tnat thcy are attracting capital not only
from the Northern States, but from ali over
kqropo; which is certain to place The "Uld DO.
rlghtfully belongs. Hero nro SEINE or acr min.
orals: Cosl-Anthraeite, Bitnm,noup. Col,inr.
Nae, domestic. Camel .nd SplIHt. Iron ore
p,ngnctlc. Hemctite, Limestone and Mountains;
Gossau' Copper. manganese, Load. Z;nc. salt
C Grsn;,s HILLS sI Gold. Silver. lin. Gypsum,
Asbestos. hnolin and others. ~,
Truck Farms.
Roanoke's v!tiLity presents tplcrdi1 opportun-
,tlcS tnr acquiring n competency III track farm
In There IL n ready and growing market for Nil
products of tho farm Ths sJ!l aaa elm ,te n n,
-sI,t c'allY adapted to tho raising OF Vegetables
and fruits CT almost every vlriety. No better op-
mcaus.
the dcvtlonment of Roanoke reads NOR, like a
o'opiah myth thRn the truthful history tina. 1t IL.
Zig Money I'm Factorie..
Roanoke has over $4,000, 900 invested In fac.
tOries. " i"o
Goods manufactured here arc preferred by tho
southern trade to the same class OF goods manu-
iacturcol IN the North because of tue great sny-
ing III freight and the reduced cost of manufac.
tnra. The uo.t rapidly growing trade or the
United Ststcsis in the South and Southwest
Roanoke river prtsents fret class opportnnities
Tor water power. Coal Is cheap: iron ia cheap
anu 10 Manufactured in koanoke: timber l.
abundant a1d cheap. the clements necessary to
me minulnciuitcg interest. IT ansportation is
low ana IN dircc: cJm munication with all parts
~ Nv Country. nc SOutn IL no. OvcrCrOWCel
and will support a population four times as
dense.
s. is in the center OF the finest coal. iron,
timber and agricultural region in tho
world. these raw materials are in such close
proximity 10 each other that they bring the cost
or production III the minimum. ihe clim4t
Affords The best condition for msintaiuing health
and enjoying life. Living Is cheap koinokc is
IN direct commuri ca,ion with tho senboard
lhcrc Is Il growing market for home products,
ana a constantly increasing trade with tho nd,
J lining states and cities; sho is a railfoad center
and Is III u days ride OF the great kaslcrn mar.
Eets-ten hours 10 Washington. eleven hours 10
Baltimore, sixteen hours TO Philadc phia, and
twenty hours To New York.
The Land of Ophir.
Roanoke Ia the land OF Ophtr to the merchants
ana tradesruan, Tor over $1,000 M0 are paid TO
the lahoring man yearly-thc class OF men who
deal tho most literally, and who arc tho strength
OF a growing city. Tho Norfolk and Western
railroad system alone pays S?,5l0, 900 to their ON
ploycs per year, (ths Roanoke Machine Works
pays ont about Il half mfllon).
Production of Iron.
In 1889 Virginia produced 1896, and In 1899,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
BOSsACK
"A Progressive Firm with q Large Estab-
lishment.

This Bonsack woollen Mills, Boneack, Va was
nrst established in 1870 and burned In 1852, and
WAS rebuilt IN the same year.
It WAS burned the second time by Hunter ard
MIS- men In 1861 in the presence OF its ow ser, who
w srI .hcn masing sooas Tor the Confederate
take the O-th OF allegiance u fire was kinaled on
the uppe; floor. This mill was again rcbui t in
1870 by its former owner. Jacob Bonsack. w1o
Continued TO operate 1t until his death, in 1887.
10 mas sinca been operated by his sons. j. w. and
:. e.. Bonsack, under the firm name OF Boasack
Brothers, aud contains all tie latest improved
machinery required for tho manufacture OF
WOODEN good, having been; in 1870, thoroughly
ovrrhanlsd and again refi.tci entirely with new
AID improved machinery.
bonsaok Brothers Tailoring Establish
ment.
This firm Is at present located at 2tO1 and 2t2
Saiem Ave. from which place they ex poet TO move
lea 1cw days to Jefferson street, next door to tae
Bowdre Shoe Company. IL WAS established on
February o. lSlf. These gentlemen occupy build
ding containing three tries, of which thev nse
AL but one room. In the conduct OF their business
the Bonsnck Brothers employ over 100 people.
The frat floo. Is used for store room and chip.
Office and cutting room; the third, which extends
over the entire building, is the manufacturing
room, employing about hfty-hve rcoplc, with
nitecn machines In operation, run by cleo
tr'cal power. This frm turns out about so suits
and 100 pairs OF trousers each week When the
establishment WAS visited II few days ago every
one seemed to be as busy rs bees
This firm has twenty five agencies scattered
through the following States: Virginia, North
Cnrolinn. Gcorgt n, Tennessee. West Virginia and
ohio, and sends work as far as Texas and Colo.
RADIO.
They make a speciality ut their mills OF On n l.
wool blanket, 11-Qraricrs, weight TX POUNDS.
Tney ni-o make a very superior quality OF double
and twisted yarn in white, gray and black.
This industry is steadily increasing its bust
ness: having gained considerably over any
previous season. They have done us much busi
ncss In the past three months as in any previous
ELK months: They employ at present four skilled
cutters and three trimmers This with the
number IF people cmplovod, Including their
mills. will be over 100. and will give somo IDEA Of
the extent OF the business donc by them.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
HOLLlNs
Established In 1912 and Now Moro Pros.
porous Than Ever.

About seven miles from Roanoke Of IN, n,.-
tnresque little village OF Hollius Is situatcd tho
famous institution for the education of yonng
which was first established in 1912, and has be ehs
IN contiguous and successful existence ever
sincc. Az hrst IL was VIII lily devoted to tho edca.-
t.on OF the daughters Of Virg MIA families. But.
IL now numbers among Its several named stu
dents young ladies from twenty .ono States of the,
american Union. Its standard OF instruction.
IL high and Its course very thorough. Situated,
In Inc beautiful Roanoke Valley amid surround
inSs or the greatest beauty and refinement lie.
6eaithful atmosphere attracts to its classes the
daughters OF the finest families on this Continent.
under the literally prog essive management OF
past ten years at Aimed to constantly incrnaasnc
degrees or success never ore AIMED or by tho mosf
sanyutne or Its ion' ders Yet with ALI OF its at
ttactivo features OF substantial attainment the.
management has kept down the cost or It's many-
a9yAniaSrs 10 hyures eueh a. few it any Y eat
ouucallonai institutions in this c)un,ry OF eqpah
aypIOACA. WIN