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wicked pair OF villains and then there were
q lady with her hair a-hang'ng down her
back it was black. and She was II virtuous
heroine: singing and dancing serving
maid whose skirt was full inch longer
than the conventional souhrette length. though
stockings nf assuredly full length: and an
o str.aorous youth in the cuse OF a New York
city boy scalp hunting in the woolly West
There was an Inheritance OF English
the orphans after three and three fnurths acts
ofuncrrtainty. So England and China supplied
tie plays wicked ones. and though the former
also furnished the orphnn, she was twenty
years In the states. and the rest OF the hon
est folk were sure-"nough Americans.
The scene of action was Colorado. and several
settings. showing rugged mountains Md wild
iGrr.ts. made good pictures In The PIC;
torlal side OF the whole, we'll -b"haved
whto horse was an important factor. Ile
was a, highly trained animal. AM shared
with the silent Indian the honors Of two
rescues OF the pcr>ecu,cd. one OF these
was the most intense thriller OF tn" u!ny. The
heroine lay In Il hut bound and helpless. and
the Indian. but he was unable to force open
the door. Then he mounted his st"rd and
rode at the door Mt good speed. m" horse
raised his fore feet. heat tie door in. and then
of rescue was greatly liked vt IT," leoplos.
where il was considered one of the greatest
novelties seen N meodrnmn since pile drivers
and ore crusher- became, ,unfAshionah!r as hancs
OF her oversee estates there cnmr. too. penalties
FOR the naughty men. and herein came the sig
Nifcance OF the pays tiile. which wns " The
Arm of the Law. its author. Clifford Dempsey.
directed the production. The Indian hero WAS
William ODale. formerly circus rider. and
Ncstor Lennon ana Maude Granger were i'm
pressve partiCipatOrs the Ia ier at times taking
on the manner!sms OF n tragccy queen.
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Watch the Guils.

Tho weathcrwise old fellows wholive near the
water front well down o" the brooklyn end Of
the bay. have figured out TINT there will no. be
more than thirty days Of cold in February,
March. and April. one or them. n retired coast
wise skivpcr. who finds plenty uf time To discuss
Interesting cl!mat" problems with the waiting
Passengers in t." lfny lEidg" ferry house. said
yesterday. a hc pointed To half dozen sea
EuliS that were lal!!y floating in narrow ard
calm portion o! nuwanUo Eny just below Erie
basin:
Whenever you see the guiis ~ they are this
aftcruoon slt1u' KID - Con'entrd Ike. iu-, 'ha
sRnI" rs "A duck in n country pond yOW may look
for south winds and clrur * ics Bat II thr,n
gulls should he a.~oaring and a-iirling ail
a-aClinG III" mad wei, lou. out boys tAats
al! I've got 20 sny."
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Biiis Signed by the Governor.

ALBANY. Feb. 24.-Gov. Morton has signed
these bills:
Assemhlyman Rurnss bill relative to successors OF
the Commissioners OF Washington square. at STAPLE
ton, s. |.
senator Rrush's hlll providing for raising funds in
Irooklyn for the proper celebration NJ WashinStuns
birthday said moneys to be paid to the Treasurer
Kings County Volunteer Firemen ; Association,
Assembiyman OGrady's bill apprurriating sS 600
for euuilpng the Quarantine boat RI ple dlsin.
fecting apparatus
AssemGl yman Gray's bIl extend ng to Arril l. 1900
the time for the completion OF the RhnebeCk ani
khinecIifr surface railroad.
A>semblyInan Armstrong; bill providing for nllng
OF sts Of Grand Jurors in the County Cers's olce OH
or before Dec. ! o Of each year.
Senator Pavey's bill amending the New York CITY
Consolidation act providing for the OF sidewalks
by boOtbacks spaper fruit and soda water 4u,s
when property owners consent.
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New Companies Incorporated.
ALBANY. Feb 24.-The following companie.
were incOrporated TODAY.

ALBANY. Feb. 24.-The following companies
were incorporated to-day:
=, 1he Original Boston wyman Lunch Company OF New
York city, to maintain lunch und restauronts
IN New York AMI Brnokyn.-CnpItai. s2i Oyu. nirrC.
tors-James II. Wyman. james H. Hayward. Albert T.
and John A;;mus OF Gnttenhutg MI.
Peerless Pin Hook Company OF New York city
Cauitai. siU.Oe0. DirecrGrs-Max Schloss and len.
Jamn Syhoss OF New York city. aud John lsier Of Ito
LOken. ~
John osborn's Sons 4 Co, OF New York city. to deal
In \ wholesale way In foreign and domestic wines and
spirits Capital. 1000. directors -Wn osborn of
Iortchesrr ana Robert A. Osborn and Jacob Stout OF
New York city.
The Morton Boarding stables OF New York city.
Carita $4,000 Drcctors-Gcorge ". Lynch OF
Moutcair y. D. c. e. West Of Greenwich Conn. Rem
Jauiin Rhodes Jr.. Johu paucnhauer Georyr R.lsser
Bure OF Elizabeth. y. ].
Richmond ltiil ana Queens County Gas Light Com.
pany with principal offce In New York city. 70 make
aud sell umi mating fuel ant gas and "a generate
ana supply electricity for Richmond I'm, Jamaica
lto"<lyn HilIs Wo4dharen, and adjacent terr.t"ry.
Eock!ein NJ Brooklyn, t. S. Hobbs F. b Case. Jr Of
New York city and James T. Formau OF Havcrsiraw.
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4 CORISTHIIN TICHTSMAN
The Council OF the Racing Union Denn0
Amateur.

The Council OF the Yacht Racing Union Of
rooms Of the SeawauLaka-C Corinthian Yacht
Club. corner of Twenty-seventh street and
Madison avenue. and altered, modified. and
changed some Of the proposed new racing rulea,
which are to be voted upon by the union al
their meeting next month.
The principal new feature introduced was .
definition OF what constitutes q Corinthian or
amateur yachtsman.
After somo discussion the following wast
recommended:
Corinthianism in yachting is that attribute which
represents participation for sport distinct from
tical expcrece through the love o! rather than
ent with the motive. higher than mcrcennry, found
In the ranks OF naval officers and naval
architects. Notwithstanding: the remuneration they
receive. while IL Is inconsistent with the trade Of the
shipwrigh, or the fisherman. even though ono follow.
spirit and with special subject to interpretatoa
by competent judges the following general defnt
ton Is given
A cor.nthian yachtsman Is one who has never
rr""vrd pay for sailing yacht or vessel and who
las never followed tie OF livelihood.
No person who follow. the as means OF liveli.
riSg"r, and one who has accepted remuneration foR
services rendered or serving yacht, or tho 10 .
professional IN other sports shall now be considered
q torinthian yachtslnan
A definition OF what constitutes n cabin yacht
WAS given rs follows:
A vessel 10 be considered cabin yacht must have
substantial cabin accommodations. forming part q
the permanent structure OF the boat
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ALBANY, Feb. IA movement is under way
to convert lands in the town of Caldwell. mt
Lake George. including the historic sites of old
Fort George and Fort William Henry. about
which cluster memories of the French and In
dian war. into a public park. A bill appropri-
ating not over $4,000 for the purchase OF
l25 acres. which is wanted for the purpose. is
u be introduced IN the Legislature. The pro-
posed park Is to revert TO the custody of the
State Association for the Preservation Of Science
and Historic Places and Objects. whose head
quarters are in New York city Among others
Interested in further!ng the project are As
senlblymaD Eldridge state Treasurer Colvin.
and ex-senator Emerson OF Warren county.
The sun., 1896-02-25

fee in or consequent upon proceedings involving
such marriage, unless some note or memorHn:
DUN OF such marriage be In writing and
subscribed by the party whose estate is
sought 70 be charged or affected thereby.
Nothing herein contained shall affect any mar
rage entered into between members OF the
sect known as Quakers, and solemnized accord
ing to the rites and ceremonies Of thnt sect, nor
In any case whatever affect any right or oblRn-
ton of support arising out OF the MARITAL rela-
tion, nor the legitimacy, or rights. duties. or
custody OF children. nor the application OF the
law as to hignmy. nor the claims Of one In good
faith contracting n marriage otherwise duly
solemnized by u person not authorized thereto
by law.
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MME. EERNHIRDT IN BHOOKLTN.
A Reception Prrcedes Her Appearance on
the Academy stage.

Nine. Sarah Brrnhardt made her only pro-
fcssional appearance in Brooklyn In "Iaeyl"
last night. hut before going to the Academy OF
Music she spent two pleasant social hours Mt the
home Of Mrs. Flamen B. Gambler. at II Mon
roe place. and made the acquaintance OF about
hundred more less well known society
ladies. Mrs. tandler sent out the invitations
for the reception last week. and confined them
TO personal friends Nine HrrnhRrdt arrived
about O'Clock. and the reception lasted Until
u. At the close Mrs Gambler declined 10 give IT. Q
name. of those present
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The President on Another Duck--hootinx
Trip.

WhsHISGTnS. Feb. - Tho steamer Maple,
with the PRESIDENT md his duck shooting COM
panions On board, rctnrHcd TO her wharf in good
season tonight, and the distinguished pas
sengers. heartily tired after the dny's shooting
gladly took lAua transfers for their respective
homes. The supply OF gam" WAS hy no means
heRNy. The President reached Ia" Executive
Mansion nj lO::iO. H." was uuattrndcl. and
pretty we'll worn out phy sIcal!y and sought un
ear ii
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con-.crn,.d n,-hop Of Los Angeles.

DETROIT, Feb, "a. The Rev, Joseph Horsfall
johnson OF Christ Episcopal Church OF this city
was consecrated to-day first bishop Of Los
Angeles. Tie RI. Rev. Thomas +. Davies.
bishop of Michigan: ri. Rev. George Worthing-
Ton. Bishop OF Nebraska. and 1T. Rev. William
4. Leonard, Bishop q ONO were the consecra-
Gailor. Bishop Coad tutor Of Tennessee. delivered
the sermon.
The sun., 1896-02-25

BLA>clIEsrEE o.. Feb. "a. Ben Brown. who
has travelled all over the country with circu,cs
as the California giant. was murdered and
robbed l'"r" saturday niGht, Thomas lInll Is
under arrest charged N.th n" crime. The Two
wcrr diIl h!us nud wrr" slgh,'y intoxicated.
Brown was ~ years old, siugI" q feet , iaChcs
mn. MrLl NrrN lMI.r In Irmulr' inll.
The sun., 1896-02-25
COMMODORE ROUSE's DINNER.
He Entertnins the Officers OF the Senwan.
haka Club.

Commodore II. c. Rouse Of the Seawnnhaka-
COrnthian Yacht Club entertained at dinner
the flag officers, trustees. and chairmen OF the
various standing committees of the yacht club
last evening nj the Metropolitan Club. corner Of
SiItieth street and Fifth avenue
While the dinner vas purely Informal. q NUM-
ber Of imu:omptu speeches were made by Com.
modOre Rouse. Wee 5. v. Il. Cru.
ger Measurcr Hyslop. and others. outlining in .
general way the clubs policy for the coming
year.
Vice Commodore Cruger apparently struck
the keynote when he stated in the course Of
his remarks that the policy of the club would
be to encourage racing ia ne su~ll classes. as
excmpliicd by tie l5-fuo,,"s and ha!f.ratrrs,
and sticking closely to the lI!..r Di torint hian
yachting in its trurst form.
hartman Oliver l.. rOmwel in the course OF
his remarks. stated Ihat To the best OF his belief
II. least twenty-five or thirty fit.en-foOters
would take lart III the trial rhces to select .
defender for the Scawanhahn's international
spall-hoht trophy. and that in view Of thu great
number OF p:uhdblr starters IL might be deemed
advisable L. start them In divisions or c!asses,
and then let tie winners race together III InaI
heats.
1t was announced at the dinner that u numbeR
of special prizes would he offered for the f'teen-
fOoters AID Commodore Rouse stated that hO
had appointed Herbert l.. ~atteriec Fleet Cap
tain for the coming year.
The sun., 1896-02-25
GIudness Comes

With a better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills which vanish before proper cf-
forts-gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that so many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipatcd condi-
ton of the system. which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup Of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families. and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by nll
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. ltis therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when You pur-
chase, that you have the genuine article,
which Is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
utablc druggists.
If in the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system is regular, then lnxa-
tives or other remedies are not needed.
" afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most siiillful
phv vsicians. but II in need of n laxative,
then one should have the best, and with
the well-informed everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and is most largely
uSet and gives most genera satisfaction.
The sun., 1896-02-25
Where yeStrrdny'- Fires Were.

T.. M! -. IgJ East Snot: seven. strict, James
H. iIiIl, damage 5000 . OF, dii NiIrh ay'mUe No
damage, o. laJ Ncst HiNr' tniri -tr."'. Ht~' =
Thompson lRmuso S., o., Ilaur.rl" ,lirrt, Ia 10.
age s20p' p2I % Trinity pac" fcrnAulh iiaurat,
no damage.
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Sentenced for Trying TO kiiI His Sweet
heart.

FONDA, y. Y, Feb -. Fred. BaUkert to-day
pleaded guilty OF trying 10 Kill Miss Cora liar-
rsOn. IN Amsterdam. in NoNcmber last. and
was sentenccd 10y Judge Wendell TO seven and
oue-hult years In Sta'c prison Bhnkeri was in
love with the g'rl AID She was anxious TO ca I
Inn OF. After shooting her and supI,osing she
WAS dead. lie tr.cd to cut his throat, but WAS uu-
The sun., 1896-02-25
Ives Chantnse- ,nrtrr to rlay nMllara..

CHICAoo, Web, - y morning paper saysi
Eugene Garter seems to be- getting into trouble
in Ergland Judging from John Rpberts'S IN
lard Rfri,g. II appears that some OF ia" Eng.
il-h daily papers have been SIgrnting Carter
as AN Amer can Champion. and thr news hav.
ius been carried to Ives at Madrid. the Inter
forwarded tie lJ!lOwIHg peppe!y en.st.e TO ITO
rjru in reply
Your letter ~ Jan @p Just to hand. ana In rrply
Will say that carter iItN1r was al American cham
Iuu IA any wnN. Suii form h"ng NOT 'ture ID
b ih.Id cos IlHN'r Nhi"h h" stands at tnu present.
\. tar i. ,hHIu. n.II"!l WIN lu". wl lay
Inn rpuu-rulnt ssu.. tuu sl'nr Ae La bee II - yrx
In lhs,aui. wuI ~ At" lIu tE" odds uI "4" iI,.
count, nut WI mrH' ~" match fo- II. m go" 10
500 /, sId. Ehl"ip l" IiIy"i ~ tA!rfl "r sNi' "hSA
Spw. Judge for yourself what k'uI -; IN
huicrl NrI rnampIuu Hr a. 80 f"r n. ir n"'uf the
rhuIuII,u IG.. .'nt aver u The world hv rAHks
about u Nti ,la.s lie !, nothing and mower any
800 TrA'E e. lNF~,
"Cnan pon ot the World at French and Au''rran blL
lHrI-.
",Iuhn Roberts adds;
"S"w /. Curr.r's chance A match l'etween h'Y
md Ics III london Ou!i bc rcrta t" hTIn. IA good
receipts,
The sun., 1896-02-25

When the curtain first rose last evening at
tie Peoples there was no Fair orphan in the
play so it was tae main purpose Of II prologue to
discover produce one. As It Is general easier
to produce than to discover an orphan in the
first half OF IneIodrnma. the process was one OF
creation. and the killing or OF parents that were
In the way WAS prompt, Father, mother. and
little girl were journeying over the Western
plains in prairie SCHOONER" and Indians
were in wait bent oil blood letting. soon
the savages swoopel across the stage.
there were reports OF guns and revoivcrs.
flashes from sCalping knives. and soon the little
child came alone to the centre OF the stage.
there 10 drop in the focus of tho lime light
While Chatham street warwhoops rang. AS
she was alone, 1t was evident that she
WAS in the desired state Of orphanhood.
but lest any doubt might exist in tho
observers mini. she was saved from the scalp
ing knife by II stalwart red innn. With act
one. the little lady lad grown to u size
that made her ttly played by the ac-
trcss that was her mother in the pro-
came n lu,ted StRtr~ army officer. but several
other, survived N their former characters.
There were "A spanish lady with hug. rings in
her ears. and with "A past associated with u gen
tlemaH who confessed TO having three wives
living ard who lad claim 10 no divorces. An
dumb because his tongue had been cut out
BY his trlbesmen, served as heroic timber.
The gentleman Of rXtcl ded marital exp.-
r!ence and thnRnan made up a suitably
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-14
She Thanked Him.

An effective rcproof was that given by
an elderly man to q fashiOnaby dressed
young woman who, as 1t seems, must have
been surprised out Of her manners.
The young woman was walking rapidly
along street shaded by many trees when
the elderly man, coming up behind her,
saw large, fuzzy caterpillar on tho collar
of her coat
II beg your pardon" he said, laying a
OBTAINING hand on her arm as ho smoke
and removing the obnoxious crawlor, II
wished to take off this caterpillar which
was almost at your neck.
The young woman stared haughtily,
and with an air of resentment at the cat
erpillar, was about to pass on, with no
word of thanks.
If made mistake, and you would
prefer to have tho caterpillar replaced,
can easily put 1t back, said the entleman
courteously, suiting the action TO tho word.
"Oh, no. no; please take it of !" said
the young woman, her hnughtiness quickly
vanishing, and with the second removal
the elderly man got his Thank your and
the caterpillar found another resting place.
Youth COMPANION.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-14
FOR THE FOURTH.

Programme of the Races and some of tn 9
Entries.
Dyer Brothers are making extensive
preparations for the races to be held at
the Driving Park on July 4. The horses
that will participate are we'll known
throughout Southwest Virginia and 1t
will no doubt be q success.
The following is the programme:
First race, three minute class, mile
heats. in S, trot or pace. S25.
Second race, in 5. ESQ class, trot or
pace, 825.
Third race, $40 class. tros or pace,
s25.
Fourth, running race. u mile heats,
2 in 3, SOS.
Among the horses that will partici-
pate in the races are High Henry. Will
ford, Ksnawsh Boy. Jack Crook. Laura
D.. Bill Nye. Libretts, Roam Ben, Dora
Thorne. Col. Casey, Giles, Sldespot,
Black David, Briyhout, Jr.
The runners are Stony Teller. Sis
Wonder, Bill Malone. Miss Casey.
Several other horses are expected from
j. w. Bradshaw's famous stables Of
LYnchburR.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-14
Lace Curtains.

We have inst added two hundred pairs new
Lace Curtains to our already large stock. These
Will be found big values. Be sure 10 sec them.
One lot 3E yards long, 60 inches wide will
wash as well as the highest grade goods. Would
be cheap at S2.OO; to go ut only 81 so per pair.
One lot same size, grade cheaper, for 81 Is;
good value At 81 so.
One lot 81 yards wide by GO inches-fno grade
goods; rs good as any 50 90 curtain in town
only $200.
$400, for only "a. rs pair.
Large stock of low priced curtains at sec, 75c
and $1.00 pair.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-14
Curtain Poles.

Just opened another IS casc lot of Curtain
Poles, At the. following prices:
5.foot Poles, in mahogany, ash and walnut,
polished, with brass trimmings, only l9c each
complete.
5 foot Poles, in walnut, mahogany and ash.
polished, with wood trimmings 10 match, only
25c each complete.
5.foot Poles, in antique oak polished wood
trimmings to match, only 29c each complete.
Extra length Poles OF all woods cut to order
Extension Brackets, for inside blinds, 25c pair.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-14
Other White Goods.

Dor forget our Soft English Nainsook NJ 10 &c
81 rs for It, N'0 so'
Don't forget our Imperial Longcoth II Zee q
YARD; sl.15 for IL yards "
Don forget that our sc. Nainsook Checks arc
the regular SC quality. ~
grades at SC, 10c, l2S c and l7c
CSC. 'e' ~ oil"
36-lnch fine Linen Lawns, Soc and TIC
Lovely Tuckings for little Jokes, Soc GAY and
25c and 33c. ' N''
Best Cotton Birdscye Diaper, Is to 81 inch, 45c
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-14
Table Linens.

Again VIC invite your attention TO our large
stock OF Table Linens. We have some prices
thst are pleasant surprise to buyers daily. New
things now ready:
New line of all Linen Damask. at 25c.
New line OF all Linen Cream German Damaek.
at 33c SIC and SOC.
Two big specials in extra heavy bleached Ger
man Damask, at Sc and Csc; positively worth 75c
and Sl.0O yard.
New things in fine Bleached German Linen, at
75c. -"
New things in fine Bleachcd Damask, Q yards
wide, at 75c, 81 90 and Sl.25.
2inoh Plain Satin Damask, worth Sl25, for
SlOO yard.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-14
Notions.


BiKby's French Shoe POLISH SC a bottle
Browns French Dressing, &c size, only Sc
bottle.
Patent Pin card OF Mourning Pins, SC
age.
Toilet Book Pins &c book
Best English Pins, SC book
Mourning Hat Pins, SC box
Shoe Buttons, SC gross.
erection Waving Pine, &c boz.
Patent Hooks and Eyes 4dozen for Sc.
Plaid Cabinet Hair Pins, SC box.
Black Mohair Shoe Laces &c pair.
% Tubular Mohair Shoe Laces, l0c dozen.
90 gross III line Pearl Buttons, worth l0c, for SC.
~ gross Black Ivory Buttons, only &c for ,
dozen.
Best stockinet Dress Shields, small, SC pair;
large, 10c.
50 gross Smoked Pear Buttons worth PIC
for &c dozen.
Now Linen-colored Ball Buttons for Linen
dresses, SC dozen,
Superior Dutch Linen Tapes, &c piece
piece
Cotton Star Braid for trimming boys blouzcs,
&c and sc piece
White "Honoton" Braid &C and &c yard.
Fine writing paper. 1Oc a pound package.
Fine BOX Papers, Sc 10c, 12h {, tic and 19c q
box.
Ladies' Satin Belt Hose Supporters, all sizee
ana colors, 25c pair.
aides Skirt Suspendcrs, 12Hc pair.
POLISHED Cedar uninterrupted Lead Pencils, SC
dozen.
Best Sewing Machine Oil, &c bottle.
Witch Hazel, i0c bottle.
I;nt Bottles Ammonia, SC.
]. urge Bottles Ammonia, Sc.
florida Waters, 2Jc, 25c and 42c bottle.
Jay rum, &c and SOC, large bottles
pie French Extracts. all odors, CSC ounce.
PJ"der Pms. 12Hc each
4 ieih.'- Swansdown. white and pink, sc box.
box.
Good Tooth Powder. l0c bottle
Violet Talcum Powder, 19c box.
Aromatic Lavender Salts, 25c bottle.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-14
Backlen's Arnica Saiye.

THE Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores letter Chapped Hands.
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. l. Is guaranteed to give
perfect Satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by
Paul Massie. 100 Jefferson street.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-14
C0unteTDaneS.

popular goods.
one lot pretty summer weight Countcrpanes,
easy 70 wash, only SOC eacn-excellent value.
One lot real good ones Slx9J inches, as good as
you get Tor dollar at most stores 1--WE have been
getting e7hc for them), now to go at only 75c
each.
One lot finest grade Crochet Countcrpancs
lovely harseilles petterns-we would count them
good value ut Sl.5c-about 40 in the lot. All
these Will 20 at only 81. each.
One lot extra quality in the choicest designs
sell everywhere for Sl.'5, and cheap enough at
that-our price on the lot, only $l.25 each.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-14
Examine the Prices Mentioned BeloW=They Are Correct
Window Shades.

We have doubtless sold the largest number OF
window Shades this season ever disposed OF in
Roanoke In one season by any one house. our
prices are responsible for our immense sale. OF
these goods. We have Just contaminated another
gigantic deal. Note our prices:
AT 70 cents each, the best shade cloth, IS by -
inches. in white and light, medium and dark
coors; as good as any shade in Roanoke for 42c
Az SIS cents each, the heaviest and best shade
cloth, fringed, IS by ~ inches, in white and all
colors, light, medium and dark shades. These
sell nowhere else for less than G2xc.