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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-15
Eold Ealnre.

f. w. q. HathsrbucE Of this city
Inns been iu.oiuttsJ IN the IN neral
uuase VI TIE opening " the Uin'nh
ludtau reservation lot some time past.
The reason Tor this is that hc oitICf
shows or has means 81 nnIiug the
uca,l0n OF thu famous EhUlcs's mine.
Under lho regulations q Tue uuthf.
meut Of tue Interior, as De well known,
Wuite prospect ~ arc NOT permitted u
pursue their iuvtaG Eati0ns 90 tue res
rfyat0u, AMI Mr. hatheuDfuuk hEs
msde several futile enJfls 20 obtain o.
privilege VI prospecting nui mining 10
lhu Indian lsuds. Prospects, however,
nfU now moro favorable than ever
na'oro, ne he bus secured the oJ'op. ~.
tilu Of we'll known Salt Lake capital
! g., anu they ore taking the uCcoisnty
tIcUr 10 secure SUCH privileges ifJ..
the government bis viii give them tie
fgui u sgafch fsT aud mine ihu ufc-
CIuul mrtGH on that patt % NE
reservation where tradition has caloI
the Minis from when Rhodes II gnid
TO have brought buckets full " gold in
tn" early days VI Uph.
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Chamhrr of rnmmrree.

Il meeting Of the chamber u com.
msIc5 waB neld In tue court hpuft
Monday evening" tor the purpose VI
taking steps 10 SECURE the terminus Of
the Rio Gmudo Western branch,
proposed t1 be c0nsttuc oi from thit
valley TO PARK cry, Tor Provo City.
several speeches were male aud the
following committee was appointed 10
confer with tue railway Ufilolals \. s..
JUue,. l., HUlbtOUk, J.. G.. Graham,
sam sChwaU sud a. .. SmO1t.
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PROVO.
Provo, UrAu, Arur 10, 1896
City Council.

Al the city council session on Mon
day night tho joint committee, g.
whom was referred the 20 tition Of
Wilson a Nelhaur for licrusc to sell
liquor IN the Duggius builiing, rcpo n.
ed iavOably aud recommended that a
license be granted, THIS IL a matter
that hus been before the council Tor
several weeks ON account OF thu uVti.
tionr presented by ciliEbns asking that
no license DO granted ~ SSH liquor Ia
uald building. A minOnty report wa
presented by Que membtt Of the JOINT
commlt,or, George Z, Prsy, recon-
msnuing that the license bs
not granted, on the grOnnu
that the citizens had potiiloBed
lhe council rot TO giant
"a license Tor a liquor business IN said
building, aud alec on tho ground tuat
She uulditg II located WITHIN aJO loot
OF house OF worship. Tho mul0uty
report was adopted by a vote Of ,Uysu
To three.
revolution was presented by COun-
cilof Beeslsy (Dem0crau asking the
mayor 10 appoint Jesse J. Knight city
attorney aui promising 10 confirm
hin, The mayuPs aIp1iuter h Mr..
WhitecUt,nn, whom the majority uf the
s0urCii has 30 'Hr refused Go confirm.
tBoth gentlemen are Republican,, but
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estato OF george Henry smell, deceased.
NOTICE Is UEHtUY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Aimlu.HUHtrN ~ tho cas
tate oi 1curgu Henry -ucIl, deceased, 90 Tho
rfUdltuts Ot anu Au Uruuus having claims
uualuat tho aIId deceased, Go ca. lu|t them
win Tho nrrCHrury vouchers. within leu
months after the frHt publication of this no.
ufu tu tue raid Nay ruul., aumiuistrai lE, 10
the nfirc uf Frank % stephens, e. 20 a. Com
mcrriA block, 7au Lake Cty, Utah, "a tho
&c. MY OF ~hlt Lake.
Dated March 90, 1850.
MAY sHELI.
AdministratriN % estate " George Henry
EuVl.. drUuaaeI
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NOTICE. 10 CRIDlTORs
rsatcofC. Vs. Bnmasan.au. ucesp.a

Tttatc of q. vs.. hnma.Aunu. Deceased.
NuIlCE o. UIgIHY GIVES UY rHE
~ uuIrra.FrCI executor Uf tlr aat viii
UrHsrI. tD tho creditors o. and hI. prrsu1s
having Anus H4aIuHt tUv sHIu urttaHgt. 60
exhibit them With coo urrUHHHrv vouchers,
within four months nfirr tuv nTst rUNHrAuDu
uf tIIs notice. Iu tHr rHII I.HUUn o. Dean,
40 J.. %. boa I.1s "a LhEu Guy, Utah
Dated March %, 1881.
JOSEPH a. uEAN,
Executor ~ tne ttat NI'I aud Testament u
60. S. hamAE .uIHu. Deceased
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The latest, finest and handsomcsi; der
bics that are expressions Of everything
% hat should le 10 short, everything Iu
bats Tor spring wear is Offered in our
stock. Our hats will wear well because
ucy are good, not cheap limitations of a
genuine article. Poorly made hats are
90 counterfeit uaf rau never pass cur
rent We cScluuc them from our st0Jk
You. hat Won't wear se,dy this season
70 bought Of us, aud this IS the great
point for hat buyers to consider
Come and examine our immense
stock, Tor we have made great cash pun
cna.ys To obtain low cost. therefore
small profits ON low cost bring low
prices and many customers.
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Nouos TO ooNTRAc TORS.

once OF tho U0lff NJ rubuc Work.. Room
ag' ,.W Han suIt Lake city, April DO, $50.
CEAIEu PROPOSALS WILL HE UE
- rrIFnu Hf IU.a uf o. until o'clock D. m.
uu Saturday, AWr| aIH l..H. Tor tHr uurk 10
repairing H.uUr H.HUa street. UHNUW UIs Cor ono
year 'r"". aul alter Cine DE daF of MHr. Ir.a
Instructions foo bidder. together with lorna
fur contract Hu| Nun. "Hu Doe obtained uuuu
application q. lHu uHrH of iHe Hoard
Too rFht la received Go reject AHrnuI ALI
Ditto.
by order OF Che uou1 OF Public WORKS
A b. uukENla
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srATE oI UrNL
10y and ,nunIY uf SAT- Lake. g.

NrAIr uI lTAW,
., David s. FHcry, Recorder In and Tor saIt
Iltr city, Utah, uH hereby ourIfy that me
shove be- fuI|s true aud correct u0py pf an
ordinance EfauNug a right Of way through
certain -truris OF hat IHar ON
inT TN'HA1 20 the Utah and
Pacific Improvement tump4ry. NJ surrras6r.
sud a..I s7H, UlsatI ug tue CITY uuutiI OF san
lHau CIV state of Yah. Starch Ist MA
an referred g. bio Mayor Tor hs approval
Approved by thu Mayor ApuI .ud. A. ID
lH.n, Hs appear. nf record n NV uHIrb
100 witness whereof, hHyu horruuto get my
hanr and aihNfu tho corporate zeal u
.rIALI SAT- lHhr lIly, state nj Utah. this ths
.ul day Of ApHiI. A. 10, lsHE.
DAVID D EMEEA.
49, Ns' Guy Recorder
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Delinquent Sou0o Wsst Gable Mluiug and
MIHuF Company,
Principal Place OF business salt Lake CITY,
ItNu,
Location ~ MlBcH Eureka. Jull uUuuIy,
4 iHu.
NOTICE o. lIkgEHY GIVES THAT
y there tTu IH.I Iuuuf upon tho lIuWs
IuE suUHTrlHru capita utlrk ~ THE rufUufa.
luu, uu accounted HasuHaWvut no. b levied
900 tUu 600 uHH % February. ls.U. tIu several
amounts Hgt urrUHtU Che uHwys Of lHe roHUcUs
i've stool holders, us fuUUwa, 90 VIZ
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..

Mountain lAEr MuIHg Company r1W1r.
auHu, principal place uf business of llu
COMP uy i.HHm D.. n,srrri national uauE
bHIiIuF, salt LAKE roy. ttaH
NUTiUL O. iIIU.ul blNtN, THAT At
y H meeting ~ tlH directors ~ tHH N0un.
tHiu Lake Mining con uuUF urIl uu ilu llin
uaF uf March. D. H, An tHHyHsmunl M one cent
.lu , uDf share woe levied uu lHr capital HtHtA
of the corporation, payable uu luu.iaF Tho
aIH' HHF uf hUH.. IHH, g. IHH treasurer uf tH0
Uumu1UN 1I Room Ia NvH"r.t NHUuuN iauk
NuIu UE. corner NHIu AMI FiraI south Hffr o..
Sat Lake tItY Utah. Aut a.H. uU1u which
iIIH assessment may remain NuHH|I Hu iIu aHai
faF of April, l-IH, W..l hr HU I.Hs"ut auI tls
NrrIIHrl Tor HaIy no public HIUI|H. end un.rsH
payment In made before HI| .H su.1 600 fuu
lliH FAY uf May. lrH, 200 pc. tHr delinquent
afssssmcuL together sItn gusH OF advertising
Aut expense uf HH|v.
ty order Uf ihr Board nf Directors
JANE N. Muhl..
secretary
llo1m o.. uttsrot NatHna' bans building
-ait lake Guy, tnh, March Iatl, lTii
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sTOcKHaLpER,s MEETINa.

A special meeting OF tho stockholders NJ
The uutral Titan Land a lrigau0n company
Tor the election ut aboard ot five lil trustees
Tor tue ensuing year aud tuUh other bushes
Hs mHY properly come before 10, viii be- holl NJ
room 10 tiulrO hotel NH't l1ko Guy. ltih, on
saturday, May End, ls,t ut 10 O'Clock a M,
lhH meeting is called because tuo annual
meeting Tor lsli WASH held ~ 10 provided By
the articles VI incorporation
q, W. ALDRACH,
g,.... Wee President
salt Lake tily, Utah. April Ana. ls35,
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city and County UI sale IhkU.
I, David r. Emery. Recorder Iu anil fIr H1Il
tt.Uu hereby tgrufU That Tho above aud fore.
EuiU HIaH fulf, true HuI correct copy Of Uu ur.
uiHauuu cuutsI. "Nu ordnance creating IHt
lH..H UI CIyra U' tHn tIF Iu#ury'a Court NJ
SAT- l1tr CIV. Hu.' UHaHHl Nr Ihu 600" tuuu.
600 of aa'f lA.u tuy. sfaIu uf taH. March |Iaf,
Do. and approved lN 'Hu Mayor Apra lHb
lH.f. Hnuyars OF TfrHrl Iu myuN"r
lu altursa whereof IHNu hrfruHt1 H0f my
hauI aud HnNyI tlr rHFuHrIfv ftfI ut HaII city
SHE tho luu day Of NrH.. a. 10. ls.".
IsEAI. DAVID =. tNtEHN,
civ Recorder
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6sTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNr ruUUTI HOUSE. sTWirE ~ TACT
~ hind foot white, about Year.. old braid.
OIL So uu lvft UIu
n che above 1Hsnrhed Hn|mHI lH not claimed
900 mr. before iuutdAE. Ann ilai, ltHt,Ht Q % m.
% Nll ur cold Co The highest bidder 100 auction
10 tli} JsrAy pound
joins %. NATION,
Found hrrppr
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DELINQUENT ass essmENI.

20 Room r.,. Second r'oo' Atlas h.oss. Ia
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NOTICE.

sa'i i5ts tIiy. u,hh. Marcel leo. i'il.
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NOTICE foR PUBLICATION.

Dated Aprici.a
LL-L-- uu-M-aL-uu ALrLL -----
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
POLICE COURT.

In police court yesterday morning Ed
Dull was fined 50 and given five days in
jail on the charge of disturbing public
worship ut the United brethren Church
In the cases of Paul Narilla and George
Way, charged with stealing IL key of bran
dy from Byrd's lot, it will he ..remem
bered that Narlla was sentenced to thirty
days in jail and IL so fine severl days ago
Way WAS tried on Wednesday and dis
missed. The evidence against both was
substantially the same, the proof being
that Narilla handed the key over the
fence to Way. Young Way was possibly
OF better family than Vanilla and per-
haps had more influential friends to back
him in his defense but he that as it may
he WAS released by the honorable police
Justice and the other hoy spends his
Christmas behind the bars. From the
evidence it seems that one was equally
rs guilty us the other The officers OF
the court openly express their ndgna-
ton over the disposition of the matter
made by the police Justice and say that
while they DO not eXoncratc Narilla they
would sign II petition for his release, us
they consider that both should have been
punished. as both were evidently guilty
of the charge.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
LIKES THE sOUTHERNERs.

Louis IIohl and wife, of Ouray, Col.
are stopping in Roanoke so as to he near,
during ohe Christmas holidays, to their
daughter, Miss Abbic Hohl, who is pu.
Pill at Virginia College. The Ouray Her
aid. of Decen Der 18th, has the following
notice of Mr.. Hollis visit here: Char
ley llohl recently received IL letter from
his brother, Louis, dated ut Roanoke,
Va, which stated that his health had
greatly improved, and that he will re-
main in the South until the spring. He
is highly pleased with the climate and
the kind. hearted Southerncrs, but longs
for his old home in the mountains. So
1t is with all who wander. There is no
place like homc.n
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
FROM FAR OFF COLORADO.

On sunday morning Ourny will con-
trioute another of her handsome aud
promising young ladies as II student of
virginia College, located in the historical
ola town, Roanoke, making three from
TINS prosperous little mountain town.
rms time it is Miss Ripple Won der Fchr,
the JOY and PROV Use of her home and u
iavofite among our young people Miss
Appie fiohl and Miss Irene Wright are
the other two. Miss Nellie Humphrey
VIII accompany Miss Ripple Won der Fehr
10 virginia College, thus forming an in
vihcipie quartet of Ouray beauties in that
institution. Word has been received
from Miss Wright that her certificate
from that institution has been of great
assistance to her in the City of Mexico.
She VIII join Miss Hohl and the two new
students at the college. Col,
Herald, of December is
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
SOME. FINE WORK

The Stone Printing and Manufacturing
Company Yesterday issued their 1897 cal
endars and desk pads AS usual, they
are fine specimens of the printers art, as
eXempliied by everything the Stones send
out of their Office. Aside from the beau
ty of the two articles, nothing could he
more useful to the busy man than the
desk pad which accompanies the calen.
dars. The calendar itself is unique, in
that two months are displayed 1T once
The entire work on both pad and calen-
dar was executed at the Stone establish
ment, designing, engraving, printing.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
THE CARRIERS, Address

The carrier boys of The Roano!;c Times
will take around their address to the sub
scribers OF this paper, and il is hoped
they Will be accorded II generous recep.
sion. The public generally are hardly
aw~re of the arduous service required of
these literary messengers in making their
daily rounds for the papers which they
represent. In all kinds of weather they
are expected to land the paper ut the sub
scribers door, so that he can read the
news in comfort and pleasure. The lit.
tie that Is given them is not much of a
drain on the individual giving, but in the
aggregate these quarters, halves and
dimes will serve to make many happy in
the newsDoy's home. The Times hopes
therefore that It's subscribers will give the
CARRIER kindly greeting and by their
liberality enable them to have Il happy
Christmas.
japanese goods in endless variety at
the store OF the Il. III. Stewart Furniture
Co.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
TULBY ]. NITCDELL,
Real Estate and Rental agent,
sCampbcn Ave-. Opposite Terry Bldg.
FOR RENT:

Handsome brick s room dwelling; gas, steam
anu all modern improve mcnts. yard shaded and
Iron fcnce-51o Church street
Handsome frame room dwelling, ell modern
improvements, Roanoke strcct-south OF Abe
mntlc, or Eleventh avcruc
Good Broom cottage, between Park street and
Franklin road.
Good rom cottage on Rorcr avenue, above
Park street.
One room house on Eighth avenue .. c.
Two 6-roo u cottages ON Valley street s. c.
eB To all of these properties possession can
be had kt oucc.
eH Improved properties in all parts Of Roam
oko for sale. many OF which arc great bargains
and on easy terms. 1220tf
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
Y. NJ. c. A.

l. NJ. u. "A.
Don't forget to hear DR.. Broughton
Sunday afternoon at Y. NJ. c. a. hall
This is the second in his series of adj
dresses on Everyday Religion" Sub
ject Sunday, 'Religion in the Church, or
Life versus Creed" The association
welcomes all young men to-day and to-
night. New Years night II reception will
be rendered to members and their friends
There will be n short programme, after
which the ladies' will serve light refresh
ments. Plan to attend.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
REAIENYI.

Remenyi plays to suit himself and the
public regardless of the critics. That is
what makes him so great II favorite with
the public. The subscribers sale of re-
served seats will commence Saturday.
Dec. 26th, ut am. Mt Johnson & John.
sons drug store. Don't fail to get Il
good seat and enjoy enc of the most de-
liGhtful musical treats of the season.
Advance tickets can be procured ut the
\. NJ. &. y. Office to. day.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
DESIRABLE HOMES.

iartsook 81 Co., market square, the
p-to-,latc real estate and rental agents.
have II card in to days Times, on the
fourth page, in which they have some de-
sirable houses for rent All this proper
ty is in good condition and most conven.
iently situated. Better sec them quick
before they are all gone
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
OUR AIM.

The aim of the National business Col.
lcge is to furnish the best possible aid for
accomplishing the greatest amount of
thorough work in the shortest possible
time mt the least expense without the
study Of needless branches We educate
for business and put our pupils to work
No more theories to discourage the
best OF pupils; instead we have the prac-
tcnl to induce even the dullest. Put
College Currency into the hands of even
stupid boy, as we do in our actual bus.
mess practice and he will become inter.
estcd and cnthused over his work
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
CATOGNrs CHRISTNIAs DINNER

Special attention is called 10 the Christ
mas bill of fare ut Catogni's restaurant,
published on the first page of to. days
Times. Lovers of good eating after read.
ing this Will know where to 90 for II first,
class Christmas dinner, or meal OF any
Kind for that matter.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
RELEASED FROM JAIL.

Yesterday evening through the kindly
Offices of some Influential friends Ed
Dull the boy who was sentenced to Jail
for disturbing public worship, and Paul
Narilla were released from the city iail.
with the understanding that the litter
should 90 to his mother, who il sick in
Baltimore
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
HEAVY BAIL REQUIRED.

Judge Morct of the county court, at
Salem, required y bond of $4,000 for j.
*. Nichols release from Jail. Nichols
is held on the charge of stealing two
COWS from parties in the county, the value
of which was PLACED ut $50. This is
Thought to he an unreasonable bail bond
by the friends of the prisoner.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
FOR THE NEwsBoYs.

To-day Mt 3 O'Clock Dr. Broughton will
serve II Christmas dinner at Cato~ni's to
all newsboys of the city. All boys who
sell or distribute papers are requested TO
meet him mt Catogni's ut 3 O'Clock
promptly. The doctor says there are no
boys in the city who ought to be appre-
ciated more than these boys, and for one
he wants them to feel that special rccog-
milton is due them.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
on 4 VISIT.

George G. BUvnap is on visit here
from Vallejo, Cal, which must be i'm in
teresting spot according to him. The
town contains some 5000 people ana has
only 100 combination gambling saloons,
but rs this seems short every grocery
store has ii bnr. Fights are of nightly
occurrence and murders are frequent.
The town is ruled by ii mayor and five
councilmen, and the mayor has the big
Sest saloon and gambling house in the
town. Three of the councilmen have
also saloons. There is one policeman and
he does not interfere with the people
His salary is 500 Il month for being DO.
liceman and $50 Il month for sweeping
out the city ball and other light Jobs
The sheriff lives only thirteen miles away
and in rainy weather he cannot get to the
town at all. About Il month ago he came
down and asked the mayor to close the
cunning houses for n while, as the papers
III other sections of State were kicking
According to all accounts that busy lit
tie town needs some missionaries badly.
liagerstown, Md, Mail.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
A PRESENT NO Me. HI,S1

The white teachers Of the public schools
presented to Supcrintedct Rust on ycstcr.
day II handsome rocking chair us IN APP
probation of his services mt the head of
the schools. The idea was the happy
thought of Prof. Painter, of the Gilmer
avenue school
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
a PLEASANTrEvENING

Mrs. Brophy gave charming j o'clock
tea III compliment to her pupils yester.
day evening, about twenty five of whom
were present. y sumptous rcpast was
enjoyed hy all. presided over by the host
esS with her usual grace and dignity.
MUSIC ana Games followed and but too
soon came the tine to separate, all hay
ing spent most pleasant evening.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
THE SEASON FOR pLUMES AND
Tips

am prepared to color and curl all .'old
done away with I'lumes ana Tips and
renew them in the latest color and most
fashionable shapes.
have also lately prepared myself for
the latest colorngs OF opera c!oaks, dye
ng of kid shoes, cleaning and coloring
gloves. Boys, bring in your summer
clothes and have them dyed winter
tiickn IS JAS. DEVON.
The Dyer and Cleaner, No. ITO Campbell
avenue 5. w.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
IL YOU BUY

Your stove from Engleby e Bro Co.
You are sure OF getting repairs for them
Everybody can't say that.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
TO THEIR TEACHER.

The school children of the Gilmcr
avenue school presented TO Prof Painter,
the principal, II nice little Christmas
memento as Il gift. Prof. Painter prizes
the gift very highly on account OF il com.
ing from his school children.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
Hun WING N THE SOUTH.

Special CIR No. 1887, of the Pcnnsyl-
vania railroad, containing General Guncr
intendent Wallace, of Willamsport, Pa.
and party of friends passed through
the city yesterday en- route home from II
cunning tour through North Carolina.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
STRICTLY DESIRABLE.

Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of Capt. Tuley j. Mitchell on this
page. Tie is Offering solhe very desirable
houses Tor rent, particularly on Ale
ghany Place, which will make Il most
charming home for some one.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
STORE BROKEN OPEN.

Il. l.. Greenwood's store at Ninton was
broken into on Wednesday night and sew.
cral pairs of shoes, some candy and other
articles were stolen. The store was
broken into by breaking the glass in the
front door.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
AN ACCEPTABLE CONTRIBUTION.

Hon. II. S. Trout, treasurer of the
Lutheran Orphans Home, received on
Yesterday morning contribution OF
500. ID in cash and Il box of clothing from
=. church in South Carolina. This will
help gladden. the hearts of the little chill
dren.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25

Try Alma Coal Lump and Nut, only
$3.i5 per ton, ut j. Il. Wilkinson & Co.,
lO2 Third street $. ". 'Phone go.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25

Our counters are loaded with all the III
test Nmas novelties. Call to see them
The +. ii. Stewart Furniture Co.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
OFF TO HENRY.

Henry county's contingent of Roam
oke,s good people left yesterday on the
Tarhecl limited for the above county,
where they will spend the holidays
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25
A LITTLE GIRLS LETTER TO SAN
TIA CLAUS

My Dear Santa Claus: | have been n
real good little girl ali of this great long
year, and want you to bring me a big
doll with long hair and baby carriage
ana any other nice thing you will. But
now, santa, above everything else please
bring for my little brother II cake of
Crystal Spring soap. His face is so dirty
that no other kind will do him any good.
Your own little friend, ROSE.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-25

When you buy coal is it matter of
sentiment: If so, we have not Il word to
say. But if it is a matter of business,
Involving dollars and cents, then give us
Il chance TO convince You that we can save
You money. phone 910. Office, 1O2
Third street :. W. i. Il. Wilkinson s.
Go.