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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
- Nm 4. unb s. Mdrs uirb III st.
Better elm Farmers nititut abaeb alien.

- Nm 4. unb s. MdrS wirb III st.
Better elm Garmerss Snititut abseb alien.
gdisins Ord siter Iiefert am 10.
Madr; in Nebwoob GaQs unb am 90.
in Safe Benton Tanjmuiit.
- gr Gountyanwalt Maoisan aus
@ebwoob Sails bat in Seattle, Waib.,
cine Mouocatur e%rSiinet.
Nrau Yleiiins unb SRI. Mmbroi4
uerreiiten an Greitas nod Sposane
VauS.
Der Gurnuerein wirb ie,men idbrs
li9en MastenbaQ am Toitna4tssO iens
flag, ben 2. Mdr,, abbalten.
- Sn 9errn @annos Jamilie ma@te
ant Somntas Elm 3wiQinsspdr@en, 3uei
tleine Mao@en, iein gri@einen.
- Sobn Seller besab ii& am Mon:
tag CUR &raitisuns ieiner @eiunbbeit
nod Battle Greet, Mi@isan.
- Trant Griebmann ST.. lit am
Sonntas nod st. Saul absereilt, INN
baielbit bic Qeituns Der Dreis'i9en
9lpotbete gu ibernebmen. .
- 0fi9ter @ebber uirb am eriten
Dtenitas int Mdrj babier cine Speeials
Gourtiisuns abbalten, bel welder 9eles
senbeit au9 sweite 0irserpapiere ers
lanst weroen tSnnen.
- Die 9etbeilisuns al BET Grcurs
iion BON bier nod ben 3wiuinssidbten
iber be minneapolis & ct. 2ouis
Babn, melde beute (Mittwo@) itatts
finbet, lit trot Der unfreunoli@en @it:
teruns cine unsemein sroBe. Mit benz
aus a9t 'Pa6asierwaaen beitebenoen
Especial : 3use reiiten unsefdbr 400
Berionen al unb cine 9r0Bere Nnaabl
benueten nod bic resuldren 3iise UNI
$50 unb ITO. Nu@ in &loBner,
Qafapette unb @intbrop i9loiIen ii@
nod 0iele ben grcuriion, ten at. 10 oaB
bic @eiammtSabl berielben auf nabeju
600 sei@dst werben oarf.
Sir 2ei@enbesdnsn,1e iteben i'm
9eibitau Der unter3ei@neten auBer eine'n
elesanten Qei@enwasen, itets oiene unb
sei@lo6ene 5ubrmerten auer Nrt CUR
Gerfisuns. 4s &reti@ 4 9 ru It.
0erlanst werben 1000 lebenbe Gau=
ben, abSuliefern am Dien;tas III ieber
@o@e bel % M. $ ummel. ba
Sic 9iti3ens Bant pom New l1lm
uerborst @elb auf cultiuirtes TarmIano
auf ldnsere 3eit gu nieorisem i3insfuB.
Nbbe3ablun9en t6nnen, menn sewani4t,
iabrli@ sema@t meroen.
6abrsele9enbeit gu ben Masten>
bd0en tann unter liberalen Beoin9un9en
erlanst merben imHeibitau BON &reti@
& 9 II. 40
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
EXAMINATIONS.

Notice is hereby given, that the regular
examinations for teachers of Brown Co.
will be held as follows:
At the Springfield school house, March
I'd and Sd.
At the Sleepy Eye school house, March
9Th and 9th.
At the court house, New Ulm, March
10Th and 18th.
Examinations to begin at 9 O'Clock
sharp.
Persons who have taught and who
were in regular attendance at the summer
school and arenow holding second grade
certificates can have such certificates en-
dorsed for one year. All others who ex-
pect to teach in the county, must take
the examinations.
.a VIM. F. RUNcK,
.. County Sup't of Schools.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
9ie &olt85ettmn8
bon ct. Yaul, &tntt.
1T bic beite tdgli@e beuti&e 3eitun9 in
gaujen Norbmeiten.

."r.v.E
Dieielbe brinst, auber fonitisem &C.
bieseuen 2eieitoff in rei@er Iusmabl,
ale mi@tiseu Easesereisnine pom Sns
unb Muslanbe unb erbdlt CUR Grlansun9
berielben lire eisenen Depei@en.
Sic Abounementspreiie fiub wie folst:
Toseblatt NIT Minnebabe, per poit
3useianbt, $500 per s}abr; @o@en>
blatt uno Samitassblatt 5000; Min>
nebaba ALIEN $l.oo; @o@enblatt,
Samtassblatt unb Winnebaba $3.50;
@o@enblatt unb Samftassblatt mad
europa $500
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
auction.

9m Oienios ben IS. Tebruar, besimnenb
tint 10 ubr pormitta9s, Wiro lluter3ei9uete
aui Der Yierlin9i1em Sarm III Sown Courts
LAMB has fol9eube Gi9eutbum on ben Weiit=
b,etenbem %pertaufem: 2 Nrbeitspferbe 1 srpet=
idbriSes Sobleu; 4Mil9tibe; l boppeltes
Yfer6esei9irr; 2 Da9eM; S@littea; l
,,peilisi9es Buggy; / Selbitbiuber; l Sde=
maidine; l Mtabmai9ine; l 6eureden; 1
Bius; ! Sre@phus; 2 gssen; 2 Gultiua:
tors l Yusmable; 2 9eureds l y@ropple"
6euauiSu9, io,pie cine Wem9e lonitiser Sarm=
uteniilien unb @ausbaltsSesentau6e.
NaSsaIema 0tt1er.
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Outer ocmtt@cr @atfee!

SER @oobmin, @iQiams Co., Sqs.,
i9reibt uns: gon einem Yadet SalSers
&afiee>S amen 500 i'd 800 Bfuno Bob>
men, bic belern &afie ~lieferu, als &attee,
Der bier I'M Store fir 80 Gents 9etauft
mirb.
Man ienbe bieie Noti; nit Is Gents
IN Briefmarten OIL Sobn q. Sal3er
Seeb Co., Xa@ro1e, Bis., uno man
betommt fret Elm Yadet &ofeebobnens
San,en unb Samentatalos!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11

9eim u@er. grcariionem
Greuriioneu fir 9eimatbiu@enoe 3u
balbem Gabrpreiie nod oaen Yldten I'M
Slben. Siboiten unb Sibmeiten. Tids
cts, elltiS auf 81 Gage. tOnnen am 2.
unb l6. Tebruar, 2. unb l6. Mdr3. g..
unb 90. Npril unb 4. unb Is. Mai be-
;oseu weroen. minneapolis & ct.
QOuis giienbabn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
SatreSnerta, tttttIu,t8 oer Ha,
ttonaI &Noetatton ocr
8tattertnad)er.

Sn 9inii@t Der obsenannten Ver<
iammluns, ruel@e pom Is. bis 90. Geb.
in Owatonna, Minn., itattfnbet, uer>
tauft bic N%ortbmeitern 2inie @rcuriionss
Gidets auf benz @ertificatsP lan 3u fart
berabseiebten preiien 8o1e Snforma>
ton ertbeilen bic Wsenten Der 8. & q.
@iienbabn. 40
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Sur 8ea@tunA.

9%ausirauen, mel9e unuerfdlidte unb &C.
ianoe @il@ fir ben 9ausbeoari, umo Yeutter,
bic lol9e non elmer beitimmter Cub fiir 'bre
Rinoer ju erlanSeu ,uiini9en, m09en lid &C.
iGQi9it an ben ,nter;ei9neten Mil9lieieron=
ten, ber feline &ibe mir NIT reinem uno Der
Geiunbbeit ,utra9li9em 6utter, anitatt iddbz
li4em Nbiall aQer Nrt, %fiittert, uellbei,.
40 Is. ~. S9obto.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
Yartn ertttp. MuN 5tmn8.

DIE ieitber inter benz Nameu Yfefierle &
Jenste betannte MISUNDERSTANDING 1T am
beuti9en Datum our4 9e9enieiti9es lleberz
einfomaen ali9eloit uorben ulb has @eS4Gft
in ben aleini9en 8etrieb uon q. Yieiierle
%iiber9an9en.
Nen ulm, ben l. Sebrnar 1907.
q. YfeHerIe.
40 u. u. Tensde.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
8erIamten ooer aeWobIen

1T benz unter3ei9meten am gDe,bua9tsta9e
auf ieiner Narn III 9aiapette cine ianse ueib
unb braunseledte Sa9bbanbim. Wer sur
Wiebererlanarm9 berielben uerbilft erbalt
cine an9emei1ene 9elobnauS.
Seurp g immet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11

Oieie 8ant erlu9t Gorporationen. @es
unb Yriuatleute I'M Seaei9ten s3u=
lpri4 NIB periidert benielben jeoerjeit Der
auberiteI 3uuortommeubeit unb r"eeliten Wez
o,e'uns, Iuie lie einen, berartisem Snit,tut
,atommeM.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11

q a@ SGT springs, Nrt.
Die Wtinneapolis & ct. Qouis Bah n
lit bic ~tirjeite 2inie unb bic ein3ise, pels
DE Dining: uub Compartment S4lafs
wa9en benust. Greenhouses idets iinb
ieet gu babcn. 8
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
Nene Mn3et8em.
0erIoreu

8im9 benz llutersei9ueten ant Wonta9 Nors
Mitta9. 8. Seb., i'm iibli&en Stabttbeil pom
9tew Him ein Yeljrod. Cine an9emeiiene
YelobmnmS erbalt DerjeniSe, welder CUR gSies
b%ererlansumS beielben uerbilit, entueber III
Der Office bieies 8lattes ODER pom Gi9entbd=
mer 9. ". S1obfo. ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
81

it bas all Der ste pon Wimelota. Mub 8.
SibiraBs bele8ene, aus WobnbalS, StaI
unb ,Uei Soften beitebenbe 8eittbum hes
unteHeidneten. Naberes beim Gi8entbimer
Grid Iarl or,
ba All Miuuelota ctr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
0etunoen.

Nm Domnerita la Mbenb, anf Der Center
Strabe nabe Der Giienbabnfreu3un9, ei1
srobes pouenes Trauen= lmi9lasetu@. Die
Gi9entbimerin fam baiielbe 8eSen 3ablun9
bieler an;ei9e III Der Office bieies 9lattes in
Gmpian9 nebnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
ttett

Dauerbaft ai,seiertist unb uon auem @rob:
en- ii,,b biQi9 81 baben bel
(ba) Smlius &raue.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
ber VI. & Ct Z. Giienbabr.

10. Is st. 4aul unb Npls. Vaii. sebt ab $50 gorm
go. % 11:1O
70. 50 Bintbrop Accommodation 400 ga&m
80. "a tonmt an 7:15 Born
sso. 30 st. SAUL nnb Dtpts. Vaf. $40 Na4u
80. ~ $50 "
go. IL uerldBt ct. Gaul nm 100 unb NepIs 6:33 "
70. Is ga 1870 8orrn
aue i3ase lauien tdsli& ausssnomuen Sonntass.
Rein Basenwediel nod st. Vaul unb minneapolis.
Ginger ani&lub nod Gbieaso, @ilwautee unb allen
Huntten I'm Often.
goue Sniormation ertbeilt Ssbs Sweet;
Aaent.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
81 a d California; n.

Na@ Californian.
Die Minneapolis & ct. Souls Babn
1T bic einjise Qinie, mel@e Bbiqips Tous
riitenma9en benuet. Dur9laufenbe
j3uae uerlaiien minneapolis ieoen Dien>
flag nod Sos Mnseles uia Sort @ortb
unb 81 Paio unb ieben Donnertos uia
Omaha, Denper unb Salt Gate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-11
sans unb Qpt III perfanfen.

0as 9auterbad i9e gelistbum al, Der gde
uon State= nnb S. Norbtrabe lit gu per-
tauien. Naberes bel
ba H. ~. Siimemamm.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
LINENS AGAIN.

Such linen selling is new to this sec-
ton. Only The people in the lsrges.
cities eDjiy equal advantages to those
afforded our customers.
72-irch very 1ne German Linen
Table Dsmask. our regular St.25 grade.
onlv 81 yard.
G6-inch extra weight Soft Bleach Gar.
man Linen. cheap at s5c; now only CSC.
G0.inch Soft Bleach German Linen,
extra heavy, formerly 69c; now only
59:.
So inch Bleached Damask, ezra
heEvy, all pure liuon. worth regularly
4Sc. only 800.
62-inch ino Blesched Damask. a
regular 6216c grade. now SOC.
6i inch extra teavy Unnieachcd All
Linen Damssk, the regular soc grade;
now Acc.
54-inch Halt bleached Linen Damask
onlv CSC
We SILL have limited nnmber Of
beautiful Hemstiched Seis. Table Cover
ard Napkins m Match They will 20
for So 80 and s. so; worth IS and $40
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
DRESS GOODS!

Las. week marked the biggest intro
duction TO the Dress Goods season we
have over enjoyed. Everybody came In
merely so ge. correct ideas about
what to be worn"-everyhod bought.
This departments is teemlpg with the
very choicest things
At s796c, the new Checked Suitings
for separate skirts and Norfolk Jackets,
3S inches.
AT soc. the new Cbecke d Snlsings for
Separate Skirts, AZ inchea
As37Nc, the New Idea" Mixed Sui.
ing. called Bicycle Suiting. the great
iavoriee. 80 inches.
At soc. tho new things in "Salt and
Pepper" Invisible Checks and Silk and
Wool Mixtures, 81 incues.
At 59c. the new "Sslt end p. ppet'
Novelties in silk ard wool, IS ipches
A. $50 Black and Wni,~ Shepherd
Plhids 36 ircaes.
A. 3oc. Black and White Shepherd
Plaids, ~ incnes
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
TOWELS I!

Opened Saturday job in inc Towels.
100 dozen in the lot. We bought them
at two-thirds manufacturers cost.
Great big values Divided into five lots
a. 19c. CSC, 33c. 800 and soc
One lot HemsLitched Linen Huck
Towels. l6x33 inches, Zoe.
Is drzsn big Hemstitched Huck Tow
els, 24x44 inches, $50.
so DEAN big Dsmssk Linen Towels,
knot;ed fringe, 2tX50 incnes, worth $50
ct other s.or, S, only CSC.
Ono los Hemmea Linen HGck Towels.
20xi0 inches, worth lie, only l2Hc.
- doz IN Red bordered Damask Tow.
els, 20xi0 inches. only 12Mc
Many other special values in Towels
that cannot be mentioned ,or lack of
space.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
COTTOHS and SHEETINGs.

Our counters are loaded with greA.
values in Bleached and Unbleached
Muslins and Sheetings The lowest
prices will prevail this week.
5000 yards good Bleached Muslin,
yard-w Sc.
5000 yards fine Unbleachad Sea
Island Muslin, we'll worth, &c, only SC.
Fruit Of the Loom" Bleached Muslin
still goes at &c.
Androscoggln B!eacbed Muslin is still
going at Go.
just opened, one case pretty Printed
Chsmbray, only &c
Another case lnes. Turkey Red Calf
GOES, in the pretty blsck dots, stripes
and figures, the G14c kind, only sc.
Two cases Lancaster Mills Apron.
Checked Ginghams, only SC.
Fine yard. wide Percales, worth
usually l2}sc, at &c.
Special prices in wide Sheesings. Call
and see.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
CURTAINS |!

Zig line OF Chenille Curtains and
Ppr.iorr's right from the mills. We
nuy III jobbera' quantities, and there
re FOR lower prices. Our prices are
much lower thsn Otbera.
yard Chenille Curtains. all colors,
list what our nejghbors Get 50. so pair
ior Onr prics only 81 60 pair.
yard Chenille Curtains, ilst what
Others ask So so for. Ours are only
So 80
Fall lines o, other grades up to 81 a
pair
Oar Lacs Curtain stock is simply i'm
men5e. Such gress v.ues as ws are
prepared 70 Offer this season have ne yer
before boon known. Abou. eco pairs OF
the latest things nov ready.
SEE what we hsve a 81 psis.
sac what We do fer you :. 81 80
SEQ whist a pretty s! IS Curtain we
hayo for 81.
sec tho tremendous big values we arc
giving a. 50, sc. 81. SIZE - 50. SITS,
81 s. so, S:75 IS. 81 snd IS = pair.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
4 NOTABLE DINNER.
Mr.. Bryan Entertained mt Washington
by John H. Mclean.

by JOlln Is. NcIgpdll.
Washington, Feb. 2l.-Iion. John II.
Mclean, who was il PROMINENT candidate
for the nomination for Vice President ut
the Chicago convention, entertained Hon.
w. j. BRYAN at dinner to night The
house was tnstefully decorated and the
music was furnished 10y the Marine
Band. There was no politics connected
with the affair, both Republicans and
Democrats being present. There were
no speeches made. Among those invited
TO meet Mr.. Bryan were the following
Uentlemcn
Vice. President Stevenson, Senators
White, of Califorr in; Gray, of Delaware;
Butler, of North Carolina; Pugh. of Ala
bama: Bacon, of Georgia; Chiffon, of
Texas; Murphy. of New York; Galiinger.
of New Hampshire; Daniel, of Virginia:
Blanchard, of Louisiana; Cockrell, of
Missouri: Jones of Arkansas: Gibson, of
Maryland: Bate of Tennessee: Teller, of
Colorado: Morgan, OF Alabama; Black.
burn. OF Kentucky; Stewart, of Nevada;
Turpic, of Indiana; Gray, of Delaware:
Call, of Florida; German, Of Maryland:
Martin, of Virginia: Walthall Of Miss.
iSsippi Cameron. of Pennsylvania: Faulk-
ner, of West Virginia; Hall, of New
York; Senator elect Money, of NIisss-
supp; eN' senator l)aNiS, or west virginia:
Representatives Cummings, of New
Yroll; Iowne. of Minnesota; Newlands,
of nevada; Grosvenor, of Ohio; Berry,
of Kentucky: Wheeler, OF Alabama:
Bailey, of Texas; Sorg, of Ohio: Richard
son, of Tennessee; McAIillin of Tenne
ssec: Wadsworth, OF New York; the
Russian ministers Mr. lfutchins, of the
Washington Times, Mr.. p. V. DeGraw,
of the United ASsocinred Presses ChaS
Bell, chairman of the inauguration COM
mttee; w. II. Morrison, of the Interstate
commerce commission and many others
prominence in Politician social station.
cIrpcr1,J,I, No ,rJII, tt,J,tI,l.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
A NEW SCHEME.
Favorable Report on Bill For an Inter.
national Bank

Favorable Report on Bill For an Inter.
national Bank
Washington, Feb. 24.-The House COM
mittee on banking and currency to day,
by a vote Of to 5, ordered favorably re-
ported the bill introduced by Mr. Hit,
of Illinois, authorizing the establish.
ment of an international bank. Mr. Hen
bricks, one of those "oting TO report the
measure, is opposed to its passage, and
voted for it simply to get it out of the
committee, and MI. McCeary voted to
report it in order to give the House an
opportunity to consider it, reserving the
right to oppose it in the House Those
voting for the bill were Brosus, of Penn
syivania: NanNoorhis, of Ohio; Hill, of
Connecticut; Cook, of Illinois, and
Walker, Of massachusetts. Against it,:
Cox, Of Tennessee; Stallings, OF Ala
bama; Black, of Georgia; Spalding, of
Michigan, and Calderhead, of Kansas
y minority report will be drawn by Mr..
Cox.
MAGAZINES are coming.in. IIaruer's
and Black Cat ut jacks news depot.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
RUGS! RUGS!

4 Qseat big line Of the celebrated
Burnley's Smyrna Rugs. We buy In
larger quantity and for much lower
price tnan our competitors; therefore
we can end do sell for less. We never
geek to make ourselves popular by
copying prices.
This is our last big Rug deal for the
season
Door szo. 1890 inches, CSC
bureau sze. 22x44 inches, $i.1216.
Sofa sz'. 2TS52 inches, Others get
$500 oriy 81 10
Large sofa 3ox5G Inches. (worth else
whore So only 81 9S
Extra large. sGx6s inches, worth
1915, only S2G9
Another los tho now sud beautiful
'Nubia' RUGS, the lates. idea from the
Orient, 81 40.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
FINE BLACK GOODS.

Here we are showing strictly the cor.
rect things. All the latest foreign ideas
have been culled from recent imporsa.
tions.
At S71sc. the new "Estral." 50-inch.
At Sl;a new thing in Fancy "Granise"
Suising of special deslrabi]isy for separ.
ate skirts SO inches.
At ESQ, the new "three-thresd" Gran
ite-right up-to~date--48 inches.
AtSl, the nav "Etamine," one OF the
great Parisian favorites, so iocnes.
At 81, the new and popular English
Canvas, so inches.
AT 500, the new All wool Csnvas, 40
inches.
At 81, Priestley's Silk Warp Poplin,
late thing. d. inches.
Atsl.25. Priestley's Silk Warp Crepe
Cloth, regular value Sl5O. width AZ
inches
At S. IS Priestley's Improved silk
Warp "Eudora." usually $3.50, width 4a
inches.
At csc. twenty pieces fine All Pure
Wool Scribe, at other stores 35c, yard
wide.
AT soc. fifteen pieces fine Silk-fn-
ished Henriette. we'll worth 75c, widi h
80 inches.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
NEW YORK BANK FAILURE.

Albany, \. Y, Feb. 24.-The German
American Bank, of Tonawanda, has
closed it's doors. and State superintendent
of banks, Frederick ID Kilburn, has taken
possession. Superintendent kilburn says
all the depostors will he paid in full.
The bank has capital stock of 500, QUO,
and deposits of 100000.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
COMING And GOING

d. S. Crawford has been confined to
his home ut 81 First avenue Ii. W., with
iuilammatory rheumatism for several
days
DR.. and Mrs j, T.. Taylor spent yester
,,ay evening with friends in this city.
Mrs Taylor was formerly Miss Grace ID
Griffith, of Richmond.
Miss Lucille kilby has returned from
Staunton, where she has been visiting for
several weeks.
Judge w. c. Robertson and Hon. w.
y. Glasgow returned yesterday from II
business trip to Stannton.
w. II. Gillian has resigned his position
with the Stone Printing ind Manufac-
turing Company and is on visit to
friends and relatives in Lynchburg.
II. Z. Williams, of East Radford, was
in the city yesterday.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
Dress Well

II costs but little now. Come
and see us. We want to talk
Spring Suits to YOU. We've all
the Newest things and can lit
YOU at IL small cost. five Sue
coed in pleasing you, We please
ourselves even more.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
WHITE GOODS.

Our reputation for big values in
White Goods will be more than aus
tanned this season.
10 arrive Monday, fifty pieces finest
grade Long Cloth, 12-yard lengths, the
usual price of this grade is 15c ward;
our price will be $3.50 aupiece.
AT 81 Is apiece. ~ yards, a fine grade
Of Long Cloth, chamois finish, SO inches
wide.
At si.a5 piece. 10 yards, Fine Eng
lish Nainsook, 36 inches wide.
AT Csc piece, IL yards, real good
grade Lonsdale Cam bric, Sc inches wide,
AT T5o apiece, 10 yards. real good
medium weight Lonsdaie Cambria for
Simmer underwear.
AT SC, three thousand yards Checked
Muslin. worth &c.
Al l5c. fifty pieces very ne Sheer
India Linen, the regular 2oc sort.
Specials in fine Sheer India Linens at
Sc. loo and l2xc.
Specials in 4ninch Indie Linens at
loo, 12Hc and l5c.
Az 12Xc, besutifnl Lace Striped
lndis Linens; regular value lie.
AT l21sc, fine corded white Indian
Dimity; ueually TIC.
Az csc, White Ofgandie, two yards
wide
At aac, a0s, Soc and up, @ big line of
the finest White O:Yandier, two yards
wide.
At 15c and 2cc. all colors in ane
Otgandies, thirty inches wide.
Al zoe, exquisite Dotted Muslins with
lace stripes.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
ST. JAMES ARRIVALS.

Among the guests registered at the st.
James yesterday were: f. NJ. Foster,
Lynchburg: Thomas L. Franklin, Lynch
burg; Volney II. Howard, Lynchburg;W.
w. Bradshaw, Suffolk; Lee Pinkston,
Lynchburg: S. NJ. Cordy, Columbus, o.:
a NJ. Cusigs, Norfolk; Thomas Beck,
Alliance, O.. "A. L. Clark, St. Paul, Mimi;
II. c. Bright, Cincinnati; A. &. Severy,
Norfolk
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25

Mr.. Ward L. Smith, of Fredericks.
town, Mo, WAS troubled with chronic
diarrhoea for over thirty years. He had
become fully satisfied that it was only
- question of Il short time until he would
have to give up. He had been treated by
some of the best physicians in Europe and
Americn, but got no permanent relief.
One ny he picked up IL newspaper and
CHANGED TO read an advertisement of
Cha"iberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. He got bottle of it, the
first dose helped him and it's continued
use cured him. For sale bv H. c. Barnes.
He puts up prescriptions.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25

Beautiful plates, cups and sauccrs,
fancy china. Gravatt's Fair, Salem ave-
nue..
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25

Attention is directed to 1.-THE card of
Chas Lunsford 81 Son, general insurance
agents, which appears in another column.
This firm represents fourteen of the
strongest fire companies, to be found, as
follows: Fire-Royal Insurance Com
pany, of Liverpool; 1Icmc Insurance Com
p"ny, of New York; Aetna Insurance
Company, of Hartford: New York Under
writers Agency; Hamburg Bremen Fire
Insurance Company; Niagara Fire Insur.
ance Company. of New York: London
and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company,
of Liverpool; Hanover Fire Insurance
Company, of New York; Lancashire In.
surancc Company, or England; Western
Assurance Company, of Canada; Insur.
ancc Company of North America, of Phil.
adelphia; Caledonian Insurance Company,
OF Scotland; Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, of Richmond, Va ;
Petersburg Savings and Insurance Com
pany, of Petersburg, Va. Life-Nurth
western Mutual Life Insurance Company,
of Milwaukee, Wis. Accident-Travel-
ers Insurance Company, of Hartford
Conn. Bonds-Fidelity and Deposit
Company, of Baltimore, Md With such
list of companies rs this, and the per
soal attention they give to I'LL losses, their
patrons may feel assured that they will
receive just such fair treatment in the
future rs they have in the past. They
write fire. life, and accident Insurance.
and also give bond for you. Liberal set
Elements and prompt payments is their
motto.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
DOWN QUILTS.

The last Of the Down Quilts will go
tomorrow This is your opportunity.
72XSl inches, extra fine French
Saline, largo and perfectly filed. only
two LETT, price SIS so each; now only SIS.
72xSl inches, French Satins Tops,
plain lining, only three left, were SIS,
now only SO.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25

SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25
DRaPERIES.

One case New Japanese Draperies. tho
imported kind, real Japanese designs,
very pretty, only 1870 yard.
New Persian Tapestry for upholster-
ing purposes, so inch, only soc; worth
SOC
Finer grades ct soc and 75c yard.
Upholstery Gimp, all shades. worth
sc yard, for only &c yard.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-25

REMNANTS.
Ooened Saturday, a case OF frss
grade Ginghsm Remnants. Buy these
now and save money-5c yard.