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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

= toHsldsrins Po',al savings nsaka
Washington, Sept i5.-Postmas,er
General Gary Is dovoting considerable
attention TO an investigation Of the
wisdom Of establishing postal savings
banks and has decided to have a bin
prepared providing for their establish
ment and to recommend lts passage by
cnnEreaa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

Madrid. Sept. i5.-The ~gr depart.
meat 10 concentrating 5000 ir,sp, with
the Intention Of Immediately dispatch.
Ing them as reinfoccmenly u the
Spanish army IN Cuba
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

Beaumont Tex, Sept ib-There
have been no more deaths reported
from Port Arthur from Sunday nights
storm, and as Gar az known none were
Killed at Sabine Pass The damage
At both places was no, a. bad a. frst
reported.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16
Ladies'! Ladies'!

l sell the standard rotary shuttle sew.
ing machine. They are light running
and noisless. keep needles and oil
Tor all machines. }. A. Myers, Phone
ll6. 2S2
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

Granbury, Tex. Sept. l5.- Deputy
sheriff Henderson returned from Tray
is county with Hugh Edens. who was
wanted on charge OF criminal as
sault before Justice Formwalt. Edcns
went to jail In default Of $1,000 bond.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16
nLINn TRlM rArlnlrr

~. " G. Collius of rorfcil Tetss "A.
hlird ifom caiafact Dr. Moore afrrsist IL
hcf tNo fcan ago and in six week she ranii
she u seventy I've year. Old
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

a, z lrlphfry. q rrnmincH q ciurru oftaHins
VIE. tckas, ufuie in response b. letter ~
inq airy from he hapusi standard 4 Va,
urafly deal 'ih caiafIh Nhou went % he d
Harvey Noofe. Ny Caiaffh a. al roac anf .
weight has hcicascd ifum ln % o. pouuda
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

hlcnham-faul Miller. son Of iaio pfopfl, An,
Of me ocIman paper charlie lefnlaf
l. Dean. " W.
Valley Mills,-Nlss lille daughter OF d A
Wilson ". T. rosi0ns uiilo dsuefir,
ffoy---Miss Daisy leaf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16
OFFICE HOURS IORAA.. 2IO5RR
CONSULTATION FREE

rtfe triuen. We give one or more free .rhoi
arAhirs In EVEN county In Inc ii 4 v,,i,.'. ~
.RasSy;a,s win aoccp notes for tulti,,
Z. OF eau deposit money In i-snt
.gsfar0ak,aaf until posiion Il secured 60
r,'s.-, iafe paid. No vacation -.
e-1 s Feiioaaef Ter AZ any time. opeu H., IN
s--all,eli .cxcA Cheap hoard So A.,
Adds J. p. DaAuoSoS Psss1 :, ,, ss.,.,Sgs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16
They Bear Close
lngeebOn.

Our exiehsiyfre Of hoes uill bear
close inspecf,Sn. An examination will
show tllsi The extieme care exefciiod
In eysfy detail OF material aud Noik.
manship Il what makes the exceil,nco
10 ar stock. You cannot tell by The
appearance in these times. Often The
sncdiiesi shoes look The nealesi leiore
hey are worn. ID taxes close examin.
alton b. tell The difference, bat the dif.
ference Il there Try ours,
j. w. COULTER.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
Architect Gordon indicated.

Mr. J Il 'orlon of San Antonio Texas whose plan mud specifications. fn
II" state capitol wr" adopted ny the legislature and criticised by the governor
who wanted Il capitol Of equal or nor cost but Of II different design srt. to Mr.
Il + Noel n large portfolio containing pcturs Of the proposed capitol and o
various elegant and costly structures public and private with which be was
commented as architect This portfolio is in the circuit clerk office 10 b. seen
by my me who desires We have n good court hmH' surpassed by but few in
court houses OF marble mud stone far cxaIing any in Mississippi
Among these, designed by Mr. Gordon. il that Of Brxnr comfy a. San An
tonic II cost owe i;~nooo and will compare fovonlIy with similar buildings
in the cities of the north west, costing n million dollars or more Among the
numerous court houses there exhibited, aE specimen Of Mr. tnrlun4 imndfwOrk
ia under construction in Ellis county TeAns the home of our former tuwnAunn
q G. hrrc The Hancock opera hon+, at Austin the Cotton Palace 1T Waco
the Natatonmn nt Waco and torIcnna. the old Woman building NJ Calves
ton, the Federal Court building at San Antonio thr residence of N4 King the
wcalthrst pcuon in Texas colleges hotels churches and ohw Gr buildings
tn numerous to mention appear III this portfolio az witnesses of Nr Gordon
surprising skill and talent The state Of Texas pIcrtrI la designs for It's
WohdE fair building Mt Chicago over all other architects ia the United States.
A COMMITTEES of fifteen foreign architects examined $50 buildings under the an
l"intn,rt O the World Fair commission. and II prize to Mr. Gordon IA one If
foremost skilled architects in the United States No architect in the south can
produce NOR or better ntetcd testimonials
Tits we'll worth the time If any III Interested IN public buildings to ox
anime Mr. 'or'ons portfolio" II shows that the proposed Mis-i1ipU. capitol II
unlike any of the numerous court houses and other costly structures which he
designed The cost aud quantity of material used IN one Of those r,urt houses
by some alterations. could be adapted to our capitol Thi. kind of detailed work
was not called for, nor to be paid for under the advertisement u. the Icgi{atiy,
commission which adopted the Wrathcrs plan Mr. Gorlon4 plans ana srrih
cations contained all the original details poan~Wd by tht Of Mr. Wcathrr4 u
those of ny of TIL" other competing architects and III ~ nnoxcrptounl form
In addition to all that he submitted ~ IN illustration The detailed sIarifrn
uons q th" material used in n court house in Texas of about cuual cost lpn
this was founded the governors objection to the Gordon plan Lexington Ad
vcrl4cr
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
Culver He ard From.

'"uion" N the iat issue If the Sumhowcr ro,sn h. the following sensible
letter from "Quid
am having n glorious time NJ here in fact have time to spare For ten
years n"rcrh had time {" roi any thing hut the news e column T the lrus unv
read quit" n number from head rule to foot dug
fr my privilege I" read McNclys Herald VarIumau Commonwealth the
Memphis Commercial Appeal, Atlanta Constitution, Chicago Inter Ocean md
he I"Hth among several "nhc good county papers Thus yu gee am mot Lr
Emg in the rear of the procession of information
Ills really amusing to read the comments of the yarions silver or hurst .,r,,
papers in their comments III the recent course of the chief executive OF .,,rs.
we Ill know that Ans' dictated the election of nine trmhs Of the Iyisltors with
ms Stlser bubble, with the expectations of handling aSa eat does ummn ut
You sec the pie att the cNrllency = disposal wns too short to FIJI fine ,,nurs,y M,
had vonch aafed hence that bubble did burst asund,r and scattered a,als,f ~,
ter dis"or' throughout the state Three of the best writer's IN the ..ptr NcHc
~ Narhuhnh IN Showers composing u slverinc with gold Innings arr rnintino
me mansohd deep rcd with fountain pens What ire we to believe about MI this
huhhuh about our governor Shall we believe that Il large m pintty nf I'M, lm
Eia'orS I'M newspaper men oft the Eatojm are in crrora and that he ia hl,ruJus no
t" thu Wasting of that $4,000 for the tax PAYERS Nay all the people ira no,
f"ME' ll, OF the trccnvllc Times says that the people have dom, VOL ,o
thru" NJ tn" y"k" of Mcl@nrinism at So trining cost which seem. 10 mo m ,you
sd AN'rn Glover indicates that had Wallace gotten y ruHol commissioner
snip II" SN'"N' would have been saved That may Ir true Tbry a,rusry YIN
damah OF pnmncN, but If it requires pnrkS and sngs to bring ont tc rrnnI
as No "Hsh H. w' say may he he pQncl again An Of MrNrilva ylfu,rati,r ia
laid I" hh gold prHchviths, but that cant he st. tr We can't accuse NJ, Of n,,
Justify Bob Showers course o any other ground wvc pmc rn~a.lu,ss md
W MI Know Bob to NJ the rankot silver crank and mo who has ,,t, ,u,
Lafayette county what hr asked The whole thing in nr hell +. b,r,,.n
~ ""''y 7" blame tor u" lavish expenditure oft the peoples money and he and
hS kindred legion arco Or ought to h,vrry dead cocks in the state rorti,al nt
i'N'h l'
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
Col. SiIIerS Denies.

As one Of Your representatives before the River commission feel called mp
OF 10 notice the article recently published IN the New York sun. in which GOV
McLaunn aud your representatives are virtually charged with He9"ctng their
duties aud acting il a manner dbrrcdnabc to the people they represented aud to
the state at large
Ibid not at first deem it necessary 10 notice this anrl" a' The dr@7 actions
and uttemnc,s attributed TO the governor and the gentlemen who accompanied
him TO New York are ~ IT variance with their usual dr@s and manner TINT it
carries Its answer % IL. own face, but the inference drawn from i by some Of
the Stat" papers demands that the SIM article b" noticed
The sun article IL wool Of lice spun from fragment Of ln1-
There were only five representatives, from this district IA New York b"y
MrLanrn went as a rpr+entaiv" If both the Mississippi ditrrie
Mcprs Iaynr, Clark and myself put mp At the Hoffman. Col Ifsor at the
Fifth Avenue Mai Startling at the Engineer club N0t one Of us TIIttd the
Marlborough until "Wednesday So could not have been sitting around on it,
~ttors IN Tuesday We met il COY MntMurus room ou wednesday at
o'clock Both upper aud lower Mississippi delegations were pn."nt Gen
Catclinvs presided over the meeting Afterwards W. mt the Missouri. Arkon
ss and Louisiana delegations at the Grand Hotel and agreed on the pcaaee to
appear before the commission The next day We went tthr the commission
where We wei, detained until late In the afternoon GOV MrIannu made Il
strong appeal in behalf Of our district. before the commission None Of or del
eauon were in Central Park dnring our stay in New York unless Major Star
ling and Cob Yerger visited the park We took no rhe IN baro1rle OF other
vehicle, save in going TO and from the ferry boat wa. not in the MaIbor
ough Cafe at any time had no conversation with Congressman Wilnn-
alnut southern dress or dress of any kind there was no occasion frri
On Wednesday evening hate Mo~ra Jayne Clark mud myself changed from
the Hoffman to the Marlborough u order that we might all x, win the COVER
nor the next morning TO the Army Building where the commission would uoct
Wei left New York Friday
The theatre incidents are on u parity with the park and 'Ht, episodes The
nn who wrote the sun article wa4 hired to lie and earned tr money Wa
wure in New York on u business mission of vital importance to the people OF this
district We acted as men and gentlemen intrustod with srh an important duty
should act aud results show that we lid our full duty and W. do not pmIo4" 10
bn held up TO our people hsn lot of rioters who spent their money n"elrcci
their interest and brought diV,rdt u the district md ANYONE who after read
ing this statement repeats the Sun article for truth pH wlnul and malicious
liar WALTER lLLfhS
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
The MOriuOuS.

!" "' mississippi seems to have been selected lev Ir .lIrr. ,f III,
mormon 'hntrh Of late asa promising field for the spread of thmr f,n ,1 -
u"' N""a ARISE an unusual demand for tar aud feathers it is nothing uur,
ma ch W expected ThisI paper does not advocate the n, f yiolnr, Il, al,
NM te Stte OF The presence Of these wolves in sleeps clothing lint N, ,,,,u,.
and Shpl" mtndes within our borders should he protected at en-, cs, nmir
Progress '"
While the Dawn is utterly opposed to Moruouism. il think. hat, ,tu,
chitifen are rightly taught al home there will b, hut little Nae, Gr ,rn ,
"a'h'fs ZOO many parents allow their children to grow nm i, ,, AL
w"fnanhrNi without the proper christian teaching and when m, do,a, .. :,
s"h parents become greatly alarmed and want to tar and feather tho 1,l ,.
'Rhhnhs ne iW' whichw wa brought mp Tor him Hear the wise nan, Tw,
"Pa mia III the way he should 70, and when he is I'D he will nt ,l,,,, ,un
II II parents would do their duty there would not be foot of form al ~
"' tate hh 'e Mornlons neither would we hear ST much OF iyrrhirr M,
"y I" "ach INC force the old to keep the commandments and sre u, -
WINE M young is allowed to grow NJ in ignorance Of his law. and g,,n,,or1
n""" "" " ne onhta head the home aud teach the children l., h,,,,
zoe an nan m you will have but little use for tar and feathers whom ,u
become men Dawn of Light WV" VI?
'"''" "" Sr'"'"'" Oh ~a S'nse in what the Dawn Of lIt, SAYS Van
in'nlca'ct the principles of Christ life bN She employment f H., ,m.
'hr1f Ike methods We endon" completely what our friend the Dawn u, lt.,.
NV '~"NI
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
The Southern R~aiIs,N'. Exhibits and the
Tcuncsscc c., utcuiaJ Earositiou.

Arrangements have been perfected by
Whi'hih southern X. tlrrad'- territory wifi
ht represented ut = lr Exposition which Opcns
AZ Nashville On VI ~ t. like .Atu,r exhibits
mace ny that cnm pany, will include samples
NV''lih'h~ ~ M neral. agr!Cuitural forest
N'iu V'h"f prnduC i OF the states Of Virginia.
,>nt'h ANA Suutl Carolina. t;c0rl-ia, Ala
htiHa' Mississippi, East Tennessee aud kcn-
,mlNh ! ms com nty'ScNhihit NJ the A tlantR
'uu 'l''>nUrE " or>itiuu> attracted Ne at
luton ~ the AZ 'iCulturalist, man Ifar-
lHi'I hIlil'f, sstN ratNcr and others, AMI
Nlt more 10 cd AGATE the visitors lunu ap-
It''l.i ION or ~ e Eirat wealth and po>sil III
.,'Nul Tue S"utIi Hau any other one rNhi bii
,nn, was Nho" }. and II Is the policy OF I, c
Iulpany NaCt lively continue this mVthnd a {
"n',L,lN!hE, III i.ccntc beauty ~ the rnun-
Try 'lrtuEh NIhi,..h the southern railrn,,l
rnnN viii not IN neglected In fills rYhih,%, |
fri''lctliy, this exhibit will hcn In r,,nn ,,f
information. ~ thai visitors from rhr Nnr,h
an" abroad G ~ nsta In specific data r,%in,iy, |
q Az branch cS " in dnStry ia and trihutnrv
railway. '" !" ''"'"'r"
ms '\Nlhf - srr.icr the dirs,,inn of tho |
snmI nl'" Industrial department of The
", "'r'ru fairu'vA with headquarters AZ
",'iuh ''U. J., C.. al q persons located along
-. siN,tht nlv'rk a. Inhibited material that
IVY ,hluk Will itttert SIT he public and there.
y h',p a"fanrc IAsc best interest of the s,,,.
NY 'rVl'l WNhch II comes. should at one,
IMMUNE ic Wits The agent ut tina, liz.
ms !, = n cS hil III ir which every citizen Of
W. NttN IN sho'iHi he Interested, and VIZ
W" ,i"t some OF oar readers eau supply
'"''"''S I" r'l resent our territory
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
LOCAL R. R. SCHEDULE.


In rtfort on and after Fobruar II. 1877.
WEST BOUND.
: No. g. Through Passenger ......i;oO y. IN.
: No. q, Winunh to tirrruyilIr. - sHEI il. IN,
: No = ltta lIcna and Branch leaves 1907. IN.
EAST BOUND.
: No -, Trough Passenger. ........n:I a. m.
: NJ. 10. trrUnyiIlr tn WinOua. ..... GIG u. m.
> Ne. : lttn Rrnn. arrive. ........ IO:t5 a. m.
-B
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Ia effect On and amer February L.. 1897.
south HOW'D,
80 W., Passenger, arrives. HOS n. m.
departs lt;20 n, IN.
: ~" jt2. Local Freight. arrives 5:i5p.
sot'TH HOrNp
40 WI 'h"H''lE'ft arrives. ....... 80 y, III.
departs. .-.,... 800 y, IN.
: Ne El Local freight. departs. 10 4. IN.
Every day Every day except sunday
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
Reduced Rates to Nashville.

The Southern Railway has on sale from all
of It's principal stations. tickets TO Nashville
aud return AT very low rates on account OF
the Tennessee Centennial. tHil an any
southern Railway agent for particulars re-
tarding schedules and detail information
bout rates aud tickets.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
How to Keep Out Of Trouble.

w;,l ,nr " G nIn NJ Which tries to mind its own business and It have nothing ,oar
VIII we w" wa World Affairs the United States has a pretty lr,. srt Imm H e W."
a.ck ," complications m hand at the present time 1t has a a. s@s l a fh,y' Shsd
R'tm 'm WIN fhgIand n prospective annexation difficulty or Nb,, ,n I'll -,
aN'l w, nn"n' maR1Ws is prosperity annexation. with Sumn ,l n rmI a" '
~" uhl"te WITH Japan Then, too, the Kaiser William II ms, ,rmT.,"n m mM
NH Lhu9H STATES 81 some account or other which has not l., r,r"aIni ""m"
wofu nevertheless the country is likely to have both rrrl,rit, ,n -" u, :" m un
h--Glohe Democrat y y" an possible eventual
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
Land OF THE Sky,'

In Western North tarulidn. bet wcrn the
Blue Ridge oH the east and the Allrghauics
on the west III the beautiful valley Of French
Broad. nm feet above the sea, lies A>hvIllr.
beautiful, picturesque and world famed rs
one OF the most pleasant resorts In America.
II Is a land OF bright skies aud incumpara-
bic climate, who's" praises have been sung by
poets. and whose beauty Ut stream. valley
aud mountain height have furnished subject
aud Inspiration for painters aud brush,
This Is truly the Land " the sky" and
there Is, perhaps, no more beautiful region on
the continent 10 attract pleasure tourists
ar health seekers,
convenient schedules aud vpJy low rates
20 AshvIllr via southern Railway.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22

u"n Tor ct that Tie Commop,c,a am
). pnIt'''h - execute Ill kinds of Job
at res sonable prices.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
effect IN and after February Il, 1897.

Patronize home industries, and use
the Electric remedies. Sixteen differ
ent kinds, at all stores Manufactured
by Great Southern Medicine Co, N. o.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL ny
over Choco Of Two Very Oeiightful Trips II

July.
~" National Educational Association
meets IN Milwaukee, Wis, ON July 80. For
nus '"thNiuu the rate will he one f,tc tpluS
~ Tor Va" round from all points. Tickets
WIZ ~ Sold inIy =, T. and I, lSn7. THESE tick
''~ VIII No good to return NY July T.. II thcy
are deposited with the iplut agent at Mil
"'uhNc og or before tu \ T., aud tn. pay
il'il 81, my cents Tor thv rNtcu~iuin the
ti,i' WI u" extended IN ~ August 81.
ne ~tINurth League meets NJ Toronto,
! atAha 'nly li-"n, lSl,. For this ucc, sion
round TRIP lIrhyis viii ! " sold from all points
a. one tsrr,"l July T., a aud IT, good fur re-
lVfin' ~ iNly y, hut II the ticket is deposited
WI'lth' l"iut agent at, Toronto on or before
ne Mn. an HNtcnNton To August I. may he
,d" inr rurlmtitco appointed by thu state
a'aGn,' NNutt renee, 'vllrh met NJ Water Val
nv N,letird ia" Illinois Central railroad rs
t'' nrn,lai route, IN is committee, consist
l,t'y az 'trNN. \. I. Wat Nius. OF Nickshurg. W.
LOWS, ~ trCnada, and ltA. Randolph, Of
MA'"h' VIII p~rr.nnall y conduct the party.
! ms party. which viii he one ~ the most So
,,'l 'Nrr tvANiuG the state. wilt leave on July
y m.
nest rates ir" ppr II Ia the puhltr. II you
't' hRUfing on u trip Tor the summer call on
'l' NcNtrNi Illinois ,Nnntrll agent, or write to
L. l. Nt~NrGONEitN, T T. A.,
l. r.. jackson, Miss.
l. IorIlNE. Agent e rruwood.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-29
GlLKESON & TAYLOR.

90 CENTS AND Up.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-29
All Hats Trimmed Free by
Experts.

S2.4S will give you the choice OF
very handsome line of stylish
Trimmed Hats,in the newest color
ings and shades, with Flowers, Rib
bons, ChiTons and Ornament Trim
mlngs, that other places would
charge $3.50 for.
$3.4S will let OH choose from
an immense collection of New
Trimmed Pattern Hats, with
Flowers, Foliage, Ribbons, Chiffons
and Ornaments, in all the leading
shapes; other places say they're
$3.50 bargains.
1898 will let you select from a
still finer assortment of New Pat.
tern Hats, in Partisan and London
styles, various shapes and beauti-
fully trimmed with Flowers, Foil
age, Ribbons, Chiffon and Orna-
ments, that are priced Mt $500 at
other places.
s4.4S will let you have the pick of
magnificent line of Pattern Hats,
in all the newest colors, trimmed
with Flowers, Foliage, Ribbons,
Chiffon and Ornaments-can't be
duplicated anywhere else under
s6 10.
S5.0S gives you the choice of
High Glass and very artistic styles
in New Pattern Hats, superbly
trimmed with Flowers, Foliage,
Ribbon, Chiffon and Ornaments
the $3.50 styles shown at other
places.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-29
a FALSE STATEMENT.

gentleman went into grocery store
yesterday and called for barrel of
PILLSBURY'S BEST. The grocer saws:
eve have it," The gentleman saws:
Show me the barrel; want to see the
brand" The grocer says: cit is not
branded PILLSBURY'S BEST, but it is
tho same -four" The gentleman says:
81 don't want it; it is not branded pills
bury's Best
AS agents of Pillsbury's Best, we de-
siret TO inform the public that PILLS
BuRY'S BEST is not branded ANYTHING
else. That grocer was stating n false.
hood and trying to put of something
cheaper, representing it as PILLS
BURY'S BEST
HAWKINS &c FIELDING. AGENTS
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-29

j. M Brosius, now of TerreHaute, Ind,
but years ago a resident of Roanoke
county,was in the city yesterday en- route
to the old North State. Mr.. Brosius be-
fore the war lived four miles from this
city, then Big Lick. and ut the breaking
out of the war lie entered the Confederate
army under Colonel Frank Huger, now
Of this city. Mr. Brosius served all
through the war and at It's close took up
his residence in the West. He patented
a device by which sewing machine
could be run without treadle and at
Terre Haute organized company for the
purpose of manufacturing machines for
the trade with his device attached. Years
have gone by and the Terre Haute Ma
chine Company have now sent Mr. Bro
sius South to establish another factory to
supply the Southern trade. They have
decided to locate ut Greensboro. Mr..
Brosius appears to be man of some
sixty. five years, and in conversation
stated that lie could we'll remember when
the Hotel Roanoke site was farm and
cultivated by John Trout.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-29
Limeade at vanLear Bros. fountain.
wIDE.AwAKE FIRM.

WIDE-AWAKE FIRM.
The wide-awake firm of the Fishburn
Company have secured the agency of
Spalding's bicycles, and will have line
of wheels in the house in Il few days.
There is no need going into details re-
garding anything with "Spnlding'' on it,
az his reputation is known everywhere
The hundling of bicycles will in no way
interfere with the book and stationery
department.. This firms holds the repu-
tation for being the most up-todate and
wide-awake house in the State. They
claim to have the test posted men in
their business in the South, and they are
always ready and willing to give any in
formation asked for in connection with
the business
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-29
IMPRESSIVE PRESENTATION.

AS an evidence of the high esteem in
which ex-s'uperintendcnt of the Radford
Division S. o. Malip is held by the men
formerly under his charge, he was on yes.
terday evening presented with an elegant
silver service consisting of eleven pieces.
The presentation was made in the Rail
road Y. NJ G. A. rooms and n number of
railroad employees had gathered TO bid
farewell to their superintendent. In be.
half of the employees, VIM. Brumble, eX-
assistant train master at Bluefield, made
the presentation in beautiful speech, in
which he spoke of the tender attachment
that had sprung up between employer
and employe. Mr.. Malin accepted the
token in n few well-chosen words, in
which he referred to the kindly feeling he
had always had for the men on the Rad
ford division. After the presentation
Mr.. Malin WITS driven to the depot, where
he took the train for Pennsylvania.