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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by w B. Hibbs & Co.,
Bankers and Brokers' Members or the
y. Y. Stock Exchange, I427 r street.
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YOUNG MIN suffering from the
vices and. errors o. youth. ana lfouDlen
With Nervous Debility, Loss OF memory
BaShiulaeSS ColiuSiou Of Ideas, Hrauathc,
dizziness, Palpi.atiol OF tie Heart, Weak
Back. Dark Circles Arolud Tho Eyes, :. lui,
plies on the Face. Loss Of Sleep, Tired
Feeling in the Morning. Evil F8r=bodngs.
Dull. Stupid, Aversion To Society NO A M
bitlOn. Bad Taste IA the Mouth, Dttaus
and Night Losses, Deposits IN lhe Onue,
Frequent Trina tiOn sometimes accom- batteu
with slight burning, Kidney Troubles, or
any disease OF the GeniJO- Urinary organs,
can here find an honest, safe ano speedy
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We are specialists in our line only
and do not profess 10 cure every
thing, hat do positively cure All
private diseases of both sexes, or
MONEY REFUNDED.
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INSOMNIA
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1T is A SYMPTOM;
A DISEASE PROBABLY
BEHIND 1T.
DR.. WALKER CURES

III you are unable To sleep there is some
tnlIig tOHg. II may mean anything from
a functional deranGenenJ To an organic
oiSease- Y Ou sHouhI know Ine cause.
III you are gloomy, downheartcd, and
deNpoWicnL, II Auu nave nenJai oppression,
nervous edddcne, general lasSiCuub, weak
ness, dulineSs, and exhaustion, Then you are
"Shting IN ambition and energy. Your
whole vital force has been exhausted.
nat can be done? You can recover all
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Ton and energy your mind viii become
clear ana happy. MulUitudes of despondcnt
sufferers have been made happy by piac-
ing themselves under the care of Dr.
aIker, Of llll Pennsy lyanla avenue.
'inc Largest Fee
charged by DR.. Walker. whether you have
one or more diseases. ia
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Try the Hartford; $50. 1907 F st. NV
1e1S-3t,em
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE Or RENTAL elegant country
home, 80 minutes from Washington; 10
accommodation trains daily. NJ, this Of
nce. lel7-3t
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For SAIE-EARM.

FOR SALE-Small farm, 20 miles from
Washington on Alexandra * FTeder-
iCksbuTg X r., 5-rm. house and outer build
Ing IN uFst-Class condition. Inquire OF j.
NJ SPkINGMAN, Sprlngman, Va
IeS-l 1T ,em
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ONE DOLLAR
Per visit is our only charge All
MEDICINES AND SERVICES I'D
sluded.

All diseases of a SPECIAL NA-
rURE of either sex are trea co ior
sne dollar per visit UNTIL CURED.
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Sew York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
BANKERS anu Brokers Members Of the
N Y. Stock Exchange, 1927 f street.
On. High. Low. y. m
az
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LOOKS WELL FOR NUlLAH
The Commanders Side of the
Case Presented.
HIS SIGNATURES In EVIDENCE

Affixed 10 the Pay Roll on the Day
on Which He Is Charged With
Inehriety and Appeared as Usual.
Witness DifCn Declares He Never
SmeIied Liquor ON the officer.
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THE DOCTORS COLUMN.

81. |. C.-Testine, five drops, three
times daily Cold baths.
Mrs T.. Albany am a ScamSt reSS and
frequently troubled with sick headaches
lasting for two OF three DAYS at a time
Take Ovauue Prom the Ovariesi, i'm
thrce-drup doses on the tongue, three times
dally.
Mrs J. NJ T. pittsburg-I frequently
have attacES OF hySteria and need a good
tonic. please state advice.
Take Cardine Extract of the Heartl in
uVr-dTOp doses. three times daily.
7. y $. Hchmund-I have a patient
suffering from epilepsy. and have tried va
rinus remedies without success: can Won
suggest something letter than hronlides?
hes, Cerebrine Extract of the BraiHD. in
fivc-drOp doses on the tongue, twice a
day.
Alice kindly suggest a good remedy
FOR nervous hcadache2
Ccrebrine, in ilve-drOp doses, three times
daily.
THE DOCTOR
The above preparations and other Special-
ties of the
Washington JhPlIliCuI CO.,
Washington, ID. c.,
including the famous
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Highlands Sanitarium
Medical Association,
Offices 0o3 New York Ave.

Most thoroughly equipped electrical and
surgical outfit in the city. Call and ex-
anime our case book OF TUMORS CURED
WITHOUT OPERATION (ApoStOli's treat
menD. Structure cured without pain OF
loss OF time NOie-We have a specialist
or many years experience In the treatment
of diseases OF Heart. Lungs, and Kldneys
No charge for consultation. Hours 8
furnished at the office. Names not pub
lished.
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS

CEREBRINE, From the Brain,
For Diseases of the Nervous system.
MEDULI1NE, From the Spinal Cord,
For Epilepsy, LocOmotor Ataxia, etc.
CARDINE, For Diseases of She Heart.
TESTINE, For Premature Decay in
Men.
OVARINE, For Diseases ot Women.
THYROIDINE, For Obesity and Skin
Diseases.
MUSCULINF, For Gout and Rheum-
aiism.
For Sale by w. s. Thorn pson
?. S.-All letters Of inquiry on medical
subjects directed TO the Washin gton Chemi-
cal Company, Washington, D. C., will be
answered fres.
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SI.25 To Baltimore aud Re- S1.25
turn via PennsvIvania Railroad.

Tickets will be sold Saturday and Sun
DAY, June 10 and 20, valid for return pas
sage until Monday, June 81. Good on any
train
Ie15.161TIS,19e 9e- I6,I7,1S1 9, ,2Om
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THIS INCLUDES ALL MEDICINES.
Dr. Walker can be consulted FREE at
ms well-knOwn santa rum every day from
10 TO 3, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday,
and Sa aturday even ings, q TO 8; Sundays,
10 10 II.
Ps- 20 names Published without Censs l ga
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See the Hartford, 500. 1907 F st NV
tels- Stem
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5000 u MONTH

charged by DR.. Walker whether you have
one or more diseases, is
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
ROANOKE, VA, WEDNEsD DAY. APRIL 2I, 1897.
BEHEADED WITH AN AK.
Daughter-in-Law's Terrible Deed
in West Virginia.

BaIboursvlle w. Va, April 2O.-Eight
miles west of here on Fudges Creek, in
one of the most isolated portions of this
county, Mrs. Amos Reynolds was be-
headed Mt 8 o'clock last night by her
daughter.in.law' Mrs. Charley REYNOLDS.
1t has been almost impossible to receive
news from that section to-day, but the
particulars of the horrible affairs are as
follows:
AS nearly MS can be ascertained Rev.
nolds and his wife have not been livingto.
gether for fow months past and they
had two children, who were being kept by
Charley's mother. Charley's wife went
last night to see the children, but when
the old lady noticed her at the front gate
she told her she could not see the chill
dren and closed the door and locked it.
Charley's wife went wild with anger and,
picking up an axe lying in the wood yard
near by she proceeded to break in the
door and on entering the house dealt the
old lady deadly blow, telling her co the
floor, after which she decapitated he1 with
the weapon.
The murdered woman was an estimable
widow. and owned valuable timber lands.
The murderess has not yet been captured.
She is said to be n desperate woman, and
two of her relatives III now serving time
in tue penitentiary for murders.
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Dressed as a Woman When the De-
tectives Aahbed Him.
HE JUMPED OFF THE TRAIN BE-
FORE REACHING THE CITY, BUT.
WAS TRACED TO A HOUSE OF
ILL.FAME, WHERE HE WAS DIS
COVERED DRINKING AND CA
RoUsING ON HIS ILL.
GAINS, PART OF WHICH WAS RE-
COVERED.

Montreal, April 90 Joseph Z. Kelley.
accused of the murder of Joseph A. Stick.
ney, cashier of the Great Falls National
bank, Somersworth, n. H, was captured
here last night by Detectives Campeau
and O'Keefe, acting under orders of Silas
IL. Carpenter. chief of the detective force
of Montreal,in a house of ill-repute.
The story thatkelleytook the Canadian
Pacific train at Cookshire Junction fur
Montreal on Friday night or Saturday
morning seems to have been true. AS
far as can be ascertained he proceeded ON
the train to Montreal Junction, about
fourteen miles west of here There he
jumped from the train while it was going
at n good speed, and proceeded to ST.
Justine tie Newton, about forty miles
away.
After taking supper in Berard's Hotel
that evening he took the Toronto express
back to Montreal, arriving here about 81
O'Clock. Upon arriving in Montreal
Kelley, who was in the garb of n woman,
procured II cab and drove around town.
Stops were made at several drinking ne.
sorts, and Aggie Ashton's house was
reached about 11:30 o'clock. Kelley was
warmly received in the house, and wine
flowed freely.
About midnight the detectives entered
the house and confronted the supposed
Mohi"H Ihey uCCuSeu MN or being
Kelley, and he calmly replied: .I guess
you chumps have got your man this
time.o On being taken to the central
police station ZOO were found in his
clothing. On being questioned he declined
to say anything about the murder, excepr
that he had an accomplice. He added
that the accomplice told him he had
fixed" Cashier Stickney. Repeated
questions failed to elicit further ipforma-
ton from the prisoner.
On Kelley were found two letters, one
to his father, stating that an accomp!ice.
whose name he claimed he did not know.
but who was an inmate within a reforms
atory somewhere in New Hampshire, had
done the deed. and that it was at the sur-
| gestion of the accomplish that Sticknev
was murdered. The. original design was
to scare Stickney by showing revolver,
Kelley waiting outside while the accom-.
plice accomplished his work. Another
letter was to girl named Olive, written
in similar strain.
Somersworth. n. H., April 20.-On the
counter of the Great Falls National Bank
to day was found paper requesting that
package of postage stamps be delivered to
the bearer The document was signed
Frank f. Stone. Mr. Stone, who is post
master Mt Berwick, states that the order
Is forgery. 1t rs in Joseph Ke,ley's
handwriting. Stone hal $500 worth OF
stamps on hand. and for safe keeping had
deposited them at the bank in Cashier
Stickney's care.
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AWARDED S.. 200 DAMAGES.

New York, April 20.-A jury in the su-
premecourt awarded Maria EwingMartin
$1,000 damages for the death of her fin.
ther, General Thomas Ewing, who was
killed by II Third avenue cable car. Gen
eral Ewing was attempting to cross the
avenue at Eighteenth street, on the morn
ing OF January 30, 1896. He stepped
across the north--bo bound track behind a
car which hid from view the south bound
car which struck him. His injuries -e-
suited in his death twenty. four hours
later. Mrs. Martin asked for $40, 600
Gen. Tracy was her counsel
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THE DROP IN WHEAT.
Big Difference Between Foreign and
Home Quotations

Big Difference Between Foreign and
Home Quotations.
New York, April 20.-The greatestten-
sion existed among wheat traders this
morning, and early indications were that
wheat would decline rapidly on account
of the failure of Liverpool to respond to
the advance in the American market YES
terday. The curb price of May Chicago
was one and one quarter below yester-
days close. Traders fail to understand
the situation.
Chicago, April 20.-Wheat sold off rap
idly Immediately after opening. The
market was very excited, and prices were
two and half cents below last nights
close. Transactions were very active.
Berlin, April 20.--Wheat was three half
marks higher to, Hay
E2London, April 20.-At the Baltic bust
ness in wheat was excited. but little de-.
mand for white. Red May and June
higher. Americans two shillings up.
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H0BBlE PIANO co.
Reduced prices. New Upright
Pianos SITS; So per month. No
interest charged.
NOT YET DECIDED.
The Question oil Virginia Postmasters
Held Up at Washington

Washington, April 20.-An interesting
question has arisen which is delaying
consideration of the fourth class post
Offices In Virginia. A few have been ap-
pointed as follows: w. r. Smyth, Golden
Spring; A. S. Gillian, New Store; G. r.
Storr, Newhope; j. b. Fortune, Schuyler;
and j. G. Turner, Jr., Welwater. receiv-
ing appointments to-day.
But except few offices none have as
yet been considered, and will not be until
the fourth assistant postmaster general
decides whether the postmasterships in
Virginia shall be controlled by the Re.
publican congressman or the Republican
State committee, the representatives and
committeeman not having settled this
matter, as they have in other States.
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bun IN LARGE QUANTITIES DI.
RECT FROM MANUFACTURERS
At LOWEST CONTRACT
PRICES.

Th4 Hobbie Piano Co. have always
bought their pianos and organs direct
from the manufacturers on contract
prices, which means the lowest obtaina.
ble, on large quantities to be delivered
within II given time. Thus they are able
to secure the lowest prices at which the
makers can possibly sell. Therefore the
Hobbie Go. can guarantee factory prices.
Their new plan of easy payments without
interest is the fairest and safest vet
offered.
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CHALLENGE TO FITz.

New York, April a0-Corbett to. day
sent challenge to Fitzsimmons to meet
him in boxing contest for the champion.
ship of the world. AS an evidence of good
faith Corhett has deposited S., 600 in the
hands of Richard X. Fox. Fitzsimmons
is now in Philadelphia and It is not
known what position he will take in the
matte
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REMOVAL SALE.

Owing to the sale CT the store now oc-
cupied by me, 100 Salem avenue, and
having to vacate by day LIST, will sell
the entire stock of Furniture, Carpets,
Mattings. Oil Cloth. Wall Paper, ETC., at
greatly reduced prices Those in want
of furniture, ETC., will do well to call
early, as the large stock must positively
be sold MARK REID,
Trustee for j. Donaldson.
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CHAPMAN WILL SURRENDER.

Washington, april 20. 1t is stated
here to-day that Broker Chapman will
come to Washington shortly and surren..
der to the authorities to serve out his SEN
tence for refusing to answer questions put
to him by the Senate committee on the
sugar trust investigation. 1t is also I'M
derstood that Havemeyer, of the sugar
trust, will be the first of the rccalcitrant
witnesses to be brought to trial.
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CORRESPONDENCE sUBMITrED

Washington, April 90 I'm response to
u resolution, the President to-day sent to
the SENATE the correspondence in the cases
OF August bolton and Gustave Rlchelieu,
the American sailors under arrest anil
imprisoned at San Diego, Cuba. This in
Guides the correspondence in reference to
the claims for indemnity made BY Score
tary Oiney on the Spanish government
which the latter disavowed on the ground
that the arrests were iustifable.
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WILL NOT CALL IT.
Chairman Buffers Answer to the Mid
die. of. the. r Dad Men.

Chairman Buffers Answer to the Mid
dle'of.t the. r DAD Men.
Washington, April 20.-If the Populist
party, or any portion of it, assemblies in
convention at Nashville on the 4th of
July, as is now proposed, Senator Butler,
the national chairman, will not be pres.
emit. And you may quote me as saying, -
he remarked yesterday, THAT anyPopulist
who does attend defies the regular organ
ization of the party''
1t was stated yesterday morning that
an element of thePopu'ists wanted a con-
vention held, and that Senator Butler
had been asked to issue the call, but had
peremptorily refused This fact Mr..
Butler does not DENY
On the contrary, he said that he had
received the resolution adopted at the
Memphis conference suggesting thar n
convention be held, and had submitted It
by mail to each of the 145 members of the
national committee. The responses had
been overwhelmingly in favor of nom
action, no less than seventy.five taking
the adverse position, while Fix straddled.
and only fourteen were in favor of the
convention
IF the national committee" said SEN
ator Butler, chad been in favor of n con.
vention should certainly have called
one. have no desire Co do anything ex.
cept what majority of the recognized
leaders of our party ask. In this case.
however, II certain faction of Populists
VINO IN the last campaign wanted n sepa.
rate electoral ticket in every State have
banded together, and they think that the
party wants reorganizing. l cannot see
what is to be gained by convention nj
this time, and | have said so very
plainly"
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FOUR AMERICANS REL EAsED

Havana, April 20.-Thomas Dawley.
the American artist, who was arrested Mt
the trocha in June last and imprisoned at
Havana on a charge of being in commu-
nication with the insurgents, has sailed
for New York by the Ward Line steamer
and is due there tomorrow.
Cornelius Mall. .Herson and Evan Evaros,
American citizens, who have been I'M
prisoned on the charge of .disorderly con
duct, have been placed at the disposal of
Consul General Lee
the wife aud daughter OF MFR. Hyatt,
the American vice-consul Mt Santiago de
Cuba, have been attacked by yellow fever.
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rIIE DROP IN TEMpERATURE

New York, April 20.-The thermometer
dropped twenty degrees in two hours last
night, and registered twenty -four above
zero this morning It is the coolest April
in twenty years recorded. The cold wave
is spreading pretty generally along the
north and middle Atlantic
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
HUNTER HAS RETIRED.
He at Last Realized That His Fight
Was a Hopeless One.

Frankfort, KY, April 2O.-Dr. Godfrey
Hunter this afternoon announced his re.
tirement from,the Senatorial fight,
He states that he took this step rather
than prolong hopeless fight.
He also says that the proceedings before
the grand jury had no bearing on his de-
cision.
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THE BROTHER SHOT HIM

Fort Gibson, Ind, April 2O.-Ike Rog-
ers, who captured Crawford Golisby,
alias Cherokee Bill, came into town this
informing and while alghting from the
train was shot by Clarence Golisby, n
trother of the desperate, and is not OK
pected to live
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A DISHONEST CASHIER

Kansas City, April 2O.-J. II. Aldrich
was to-day indicted for embezzling 800
GOO from the Memphis railway, of which
he was cashier.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
SCHOOL BUILDING BURNED

Washington, Ind. pril 2O.-The Wash.
ington graded school building was de-
stroyed by fire, with it's entire contents,
this afternoon. Twelve .hunderd pupils
escaped uninjured. Loss $55, 900; insur-
ance. $25, 900.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
MAY SUCCEED DAYTON.

Washington, April Cot lis expected
that the President will nominate Corne-
Illus Varcott postmaster ut New York to
succeed Charles w. Dayton to- day.
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RUSIE HAS SIGNEn

Indianapolis, April 20--Amos Rusic, the
famous pitcher, has at last signed with
the New York club. He announces that
all difficulties have been satisfactorily adj
justed
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
HIS SILVER ANNIVERSARY

Philadelphia. April 20-The celenra-
tion of the silver anniversary of Arch
bishop Patrick j. Ryan begun this morn
ing, ana viii. continue, with various exer-
c:scs until next Friday evening.
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MAY NOT ATTENn

Washington, April 20..-Mrs. U. S.
Grant is III, and will possibly not be able
to attend the unwilling of the monument
erected to the memory of Gen. Graut.
She was expected at New York the latter
part of the week
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
"a COSTLY MISTAKE

Chicago, April 20 = larry Koenig was
today awarded Judgment for $4,000
against NJ. b. Spatz, for mistake made
in compromising a prescription.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
WAR VESSELS ARRIVE

New York, April 2O.-Six United States
warships arrived here this afternoon from
Hampton Roads to take part in the Grant
day celebration.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
MIR. ROOSEVkLT HIGGINS WORM

Washington, April ..20.-Theodore
Roosevelt, the newly appointed assistant
secretary of the navy, arrived here to-day
and qualified in his new office. His pred.
ecessor, Mr.. McAdoo. Ind prepared a
memorandum of the business which
would come before him FOR immediate
consideration, and in addition he spent an
hour with MI. Roosevelt initiating him
in his new duties
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
VIRGINIA POsTAIA sTERS

Washington. April 2O.-virginia fourth
class postmasters appointed yesterday
were: Cleveland. DR.. K. Cook; Glasgow,
q. w. Cones; Point Pleasant, j. r.
Boyle
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
INCREASE OF MEMBERs.

Indianapolis, Apri! 90 The supreme
assembly of the Uniform Rank Knights
OF Pythias convened in annual session
here this morning. THE presidents re.
port states that there has been an in
crease in the order of over 5, 200 mem bers
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
VIRGINIA COLLEGE TOURISTS

Washington. April 20.-Judge GrifIin
and Miss Griffin, of Salem, are ut the
Metropolitan. Miss Matte r. Harris and
forty.one young ladies of Virginia Col
lese are also at the Metropolitan #. L.
Tate is registered ut the Emerich.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21

Call at Evans, Butt & Prices for your
fishing tackle. The hardware men.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
KNABE PIANO, I OCTAvEs, $50, ON
So PER MONTH, AT IIOBBIE
PIANO co

One Knabe piano, full size, ! octaves.
slightly used but in perfect order and
tune, for $50 on So per month. Hobbie
Piano Co.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21

Before painting your house call al
Evans, Butt s. Price, the hardware men
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21
THE WEATHER..

forecast for Virginin: Continued fair:
warmer In the afternoon, with southcrly
winds.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-21

Malaga Grapes and California Pears.
j. j. Catogni.
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continued on eighth page
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Ladies'
Collars and Cuffs

II THE NEW SPRING SHAPES.
COLLARS, 10C.
CUFFS, Zoe.
THE KIND YOU PAY 15C AND
2JC FOR ELSEWHERE
GILKEsoN s. TAYLOR.