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the work accomplished. and is strictly in
harmony with ali that was done there. %
far as expression has been made here.
Mr. T. W. Garrison. recently Of Temple
has located here and 10 opening quite an
extensive establishment known as The
Fair"
The new bo;le, and engine tor the water
work, and electric light PLANT are now
on the ground and the establishment will
soon rehahilitate stronger aud better thar
before a good supply OF water has been
furnished right along with temporary ma.
chinery. but the electric lights have beer
missed
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THE ANTHRAX.
veterinary Says II Is Caused by a
Parasite On Grass.

Sherman. Texas November ?---W NJ
Bell, shermans well known veterinarian.
has just returned from tho Panhandle
country. where he has len on proses-
sionaI tu.iet. In speaking Of the diseases
OF stock Dr. Bill said: II have been read
ing with much interest o. the appearance
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TEXAS BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Meeting Formally Called for Next
saturday.

SAN Antonio. Texas. November lo--frcs-
dent Louis Heucrmann OF the Texas
Baseball association has called meeting,
10 be- held at Fort Worth next saturday
The meeting has been called at the ~.
stance OF Messrs. Ward. Mcacloskcv ana
peu,pudy and the object Is ~ form a CT
cut Tor next season The INV state leaGae
LEA seems 10 have collapsed. ami the CIR.
cuii icr 1898 will consist OF DaliaA. Fort
Worth, Waco, Sun Antonio. Houston and
Galveston. Tha season viii probably last
three monihs--fic ON April 10 about the
middle OF Juiy--with a salary lgnnt OF SSOv
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Postal Heading for Denison.

Sherman. Texas November e.--The
Postal Telegraph and Gable company has
flied condemnation proceedings against the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 10 condemn
the right OF way between Sherman and
Denson. The county court today appointed
commission of condemnation To 30 over
the ground and asssss the damages likely
10 occur 10 the Katy right OF way by the
running OF said Postal comp1ny's line along
said RICH; OF way. After this question IL
settled the Postal people viii begin at
once tho work Of extending their line 10
Dcnisno
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Cumberiand Park winners.

Nashville. Tenn. November Io.-Cum-
bei land park results:
SIX furlopss-.tiidaigo. little Balee. Miss
KITTY. Time 1;iTA..
Five furlanes--A iarzelia. Tusculum. Azu-
otna. Time 1908.
Six fur!ongs -rout.ng, Jolly Son. Sierra
Gorda. Tgne 1:n.
Five and n hall uapes,
Our Charre. George ~. Cox. Time l:l9.
One mAe--Jerisgton Pirate. A u G. For
aytho Time d.
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY.


Jury Commissioner Doucette and Clerk
Dart OF the Beaumont Federal court thi.
afternoon drew the following as juryneu
for the December term Of the court;
Sabine county--C. Z. Pratt. N. A. Run.
neis. j.. a. Watson. E. A. Lakey, b. r.
Payne, Jack Buckley.
orange county,. H. Knltcr. Il. r..
Maxwell John p. Swain, j. o, johnson.
NJ. Wilson. Jesse Hartman, Dan MCKINLEY
b. Sargent, George wo5d, ]. c. Turner
George Lovett. A. G. Lyons, ID. A. Pa,illo
Jr. NJ. M. Dofman, W. G. Morgan, w. r.
Hill. -
Jcherson county-Ed. Craigan, Robert
McFarlane, J. e. Eucklin, o. b. johnson
Leroy King, Edgar Caruthcrs, LIB. Pip.
KIM Horace Blanchette. Jim Garvin. B
BOY KIN, Bruce Pipkin, p. NJ Wiess, s. X
Stone. L. J. Hebert
Jasper county--Harry Ralph, Rack Har.
ris, Hill p. Darden, Gabe James. j. b
Faircloth.
Polk county-E. NJ. Parker, A. Holcomb
ID. w. zimmerman, ]. A. Saxon, A
McLauren, X. Darlington
Hardin county--C. w. Wilmington, Y
j. Laird. A. R. Easson, Layfette Spell.
Newton county,. j. Windham, G. w
Fuller. w NJ. jackson, b. F. Gunter T
T.. Howard.
Tyler county--Dan Sullivan. d. s. Lund
say w. A. johnson, Dan Banks. r. +
Seamans, w. s. Sims, I. B. Beatty.
Liberty county-Joe Johnson. r. r.
Fields, Tom Barrett Sr., Ross Beard, AL
bert Riviere, Wash Berry, r. Brisbin.
San Jacinto county-W. j. Poe, w. r
Hogue. Sam McComb.
San Augustine countyw. A. Polk, Johr
Lynch.
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q hero. however and learned how to talk
rapidly. He Ia well now. Three days ago
Or. Huston led to Hymen's altar a besutl-
ful bride III the person OF Miss Inez Stsick-
land Of Fcrrestor, The marriage took place
In the Presbyterian church AT Fo;restou.
Both are happy.
Roy. the is-year-old son Of Robert Con-
naily. was operated on yesterday for ap-
pendicitie. Ho 10 improved
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ARRANGING FOR A DEPOT.

Superintendent of Maintenance and Way
Melhl and Superintendent of Bridges and
Buildings Coburn of the Southern Pacific
came over in private car this morning
and. accompanied w George c. De Young
superintendent of the Sabine and East
Texas railroad, visited Sabine Pass. The
Southern Pacific is arranging to build n
depot at the new town Of Sabine Pass,
and the officials went down to take a
look at the site.
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victim. Of Typhoia Fever.

Bartlett. Texas, November 9.--Mr Henry
wairayen's le-year-oid daughter was bur
led today. She died Of typhoid fever. This
is now the third child Mr.. wairayen has
lost in the last ten days with the same
disease. The bercaved family have the
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GOING mol CINcINNATI.

John b. Goodhue, agent Of the Southern
Pacific, leaves tomorrow night for Gin
cinnati, where he goes 10 attend meet
ing of the directors of the National AS
ISOLATION Of Ticket Agents
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Ru.ls Connty Rnces.

Henderson. Texas, November 10. - The
races a. the Rusk county far today re-
suited as follows.
Half mile dasIi-Ansie NJ. Alcade. Time
81 seeolds.
Pacing enc mile heat Bill f.. Traveller.
Time 3:i0.
Coli race. quarter mile dash Roscoe.
Tom Hall. Time q seconds.
Pony race. 80 yaFdS--pat Riley, Blue
Bird. Time q seconds.
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Cuero. Texas, November 10.-A Timm.
doing hardware and blacksmith business
at Hochheim, this county. filed a deed Of
trust this evening, naming A. A. Ross as
trustee. Assets and liabilities are not
known. He prefers several creditors.
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Decd OF Trust nj Crockett.

Crockett. Texas. November o. John
Mangum. grocer. filed deed OF trust to-
day. naming Wilson Adams as trustee.
Creditors preferred. $685. assets are not
named
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r Ans, -! &. lR,,ll!.mkslh.s:S:;.As
GUARD" Niisss spssias o., espi. -, Phiiss -,

ners. Alvin f.. Red. woiford. sunburst
Gath. Gienmoyne,
San Francesca. November l0.-Ingleside
wiiaers: Tym Murphy. SpunweiL sat-
Derry
Fort Worth. Texas, November lo..I
Fort Worth football team IL arranging .
game with the university team q Austius
to be played ~ the Stato capital Thanks
giving DAY. ~ = Il
yickshsirg. Mhs.. Noveuher lA-Th4so
will be- an snteFNtaAe cooking main oeoE
this city on Nbyeuber - ond - ~ WoAc4
Mississ, ppI ami aeoxEis birda ~ = pati|
London. Novsuabey 1o--At the or6t 1aysn
racing Of the IlveFpoo4 seat,,lnp nG{ NJ
s. n. Bprns t.ye1R.old 6A(ee ~
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Cbnrucd wttL Pcrlury.

Waco. Texas November lo.--D. +. ltelf
Of Falls county was arrested today on COM
plant Of a member OF the grand jury,
charged with perjury.
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sporfinx Notes.

Lexington. KY. November Winners:
Dursier. Rollins. lockwood. Isabey. j
II. g, M
winners: Sly Fox. Warrenton. Albert 8.
Hardy, Alarum.
Chicago. November io--Iakeslde win.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.


Tyler, Texas. November lo-The follow
ing disposition OF cases was made today
by the court Of criminal appeals sitting a,
Tyler.
Affirmed--will Chapman, from Waller
county; Louis Dockrey. from Wise county
George Henry, from Wise county; Albert
Truss, from Houston county; John For
sythe, from Kaufman county; Ed. burgess,
from Rusk county.
Reversed aud re,nanded-Billv Lomax,
from Houston county; Eugenie Trevono,
from Bee county; Jose Cara. from Bee
county; Lee Phillips, from Shelby county
Tom Oliver, ffom Shelby county, A. Par
nell from Hopkins county
Reversed and dismissed Ed. Kigzea
firm Waller county; Henry Brown from
Williamson county.
Appeal dismissed Arell Young. from
Waller county,
In the case Of ex parte Henry Brown
from Williamson county. the court holds
that what is known as the cold storag,
act passed by the Twenty fifth legisla-
ture, is unconstitutional
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Fourth District,


San Antonio, Texas, November 10. - he
following proceedings were had in the
fourth court 81 civil appeals to day:
,Affirmed-Galveston Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway company VS.. w. HeuLner;
from Beyar. San intonion Edison COM
pany VS.. j. w. Dixon III al. form Bexar.
Reversed and remarded- Boltz Clylnae:
G. Co. VS.. Fl. O. Engelke; from Bsxar. San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway COM
Tany VS.. T. ]. Grayer, from Wilson. San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway com
rany VS., +. B. Choate. from Karnes. Her
man Dalewigh vs. International and Great
Northern Railway company; from Iiexar.
Affirmed in part and reversed and rem
dercd in par.-Grand Lodge Ancient Orier
Of United Workmel VS.. j. J. de la CARA
Clcghorn; from Bcxar. August Santleben
VS. Ernest Frobeose. ST.; from Bexar. Mex
lean Central Railway company VS.. Samuel
Goodman; from El Paeo.
Motions submi.ted-E. Masterson ct al.
VS.. Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway company, for rehearing, from
Bexar. Francs Smith Co. VS.. V. l..
James tie al, executors, for rehearing, from
Bexar. Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic Railway oompiny VS.. James z. Par
rish to perfect record; from Medina. A..
X. Shepherd VS.. Hubbard City. for rehear-
ing; from HILL B. r. MasteTson VS.. The
State of Texas, for rehearing; from VAL
verde
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section can be largely attributed 70 his nm
firing efforts and Industry.
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lowing are proceedings in the court OF civil
appeals, Third district. today;
Affirmed-Guf. Colorado and Santa FL
Railway company VS.. Alice johnson, from
Bell; Jules p. Lehde VS.. John z. Lehde
from Comal; Texas and Pacific Railwa,
company VS.. Kaufman county from Kaul.
man; Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Railwa,
company VS.. Ira p. Hendricks, from Bell
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe hallway com
pany VS.. III. F. Baugh, from Bell: u
Beck VS.. Charles Lehman. from Bell.
Reversed and remanded-- Gulf. Colorado
end Santa Fe Railway company VS.. w. w
Dimmitt, from Bell; Herman Baumonn VS.
J. T. Chambeis. from Llano.
Motion for rehearing overruled--A. NJ
McCorcle VS.. Sam Everett. from McLen
nan; Peter Fay OF al VS.. Caroline Will
iams ct al. from Grayson.
Motion to dismiss appeal overruled-Ger
man Insurance company VS.. |. NJ. Pearl
stone Son, from McLennan.
Motion to ISSUE mandate granted-Mis
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway compan,
Of Texas VS.. Joseph Myers. from Rockwell
Motions submitted for rshearng-T J
Elder vs. First National bank OF Galveston
from Falls w. w. Oxrheer VS.. w T. Watt
from McLennan; r. C. Harris vs. r. A
Hamilton Ell al. from Bell; Week. Sterret
Co. VS.. Frank Culbertson, from Ton
Green.
To issue mandate under paupers oath
Texas and Pacific Railway company VS..
II. Wood. from Wood
To strike out statement OF facts-P. J
Willis & Bro--et al VS.. Virginia Smith c
al from Coryell.
Carwe submittedJ. r. Pope ct al VS.
Sellie J. Griggs, from Bell
Questions certified 20 supreme court
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway com
pany VS.. W. 7. Bell ct al, from Bell.
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First District.

Galveston Texas, November 10.--1n the
court OF civil appeals today:
Submitted-Motion for writ OF certiorari
&. II. Moore ct al VS.. w. F. Parker ct al
fiom Shelby.
Fer rehearing American Legion q
Honor VS.. John G. Geisberg ct al. from
Montgomery.
Molten to file transcript granted. ]
Settegast, executor, VS.. T.. A. Blount. from
Harris
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-13
Sc VENDE

Una csja de hierro prueba de .fuego;
alto m.l7l0; ancho MILO en- 3s5 pesos,
una bicicieta medic uso en- $50; una Vldrie-
ra moAtr ador de cedro y pichlpen de MI 90
de larga por oml85 de anchura en- $3.50; dos
vidr ieras aparadores $50. Dos mostrado-
res elegantes de cedro y pichipen adorna-
las On $3.50.
Julio IA de 1897.
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ELECTR|C|STA AMERICANA

De regreso de los Estades- Unidos con una
extensa factura de timbres, botanes, bate
las. alambres demAs accessories, ofrece de
nnevo sus servicios para instalaciones cleo
tricas de todas classes, para niquelar objetos
Dor medic de L. electricidad.
Ponce, ~ de Nbre. de 1896.
(Cristina 81 LUIS SALAzAR-
Nota: Sc facilitan presupuestos para palm
"a el6ctricas. 3v.a
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InteresantiSimO

Vino tinto de mesa, de la "Vinfcola- -esra-
1ola", en- cajas de 12 botellas de q me-
dias botellas alambradas, y en- barricas, Ca
lidad tan bnena mejor que ell vino frances
detallan Boysen & Ca. Playa de Ponce.
Julio 16 de 4S07 I'm
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lAUSUBO! iAUSUBO!

Vigas de x s, key s X 10 alfagfas
de z 3. Estantes de ausubo de 8 81 Va
RAJ. Surtido general do naadsras do b
florida, tablas dc todas slasss dsu&,
construction.
P.L. DoRI- & Cs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-13
Optica especial
Especlfco Salvador

Espec1fco Salvador
Premtado en- dos EgposscioMes
INTERESAN
Ell portentoso preparado Especz7fc0 Sal
0odoT de Juan Sierra Urgell, es Ell primero
de los Especffcos para madurar los catarros
y espntar sin toser.
Aunque un pueblo este apestado de las
epidemias que fueron, no hay mas que alb
sorver de dos cuatro gotas por La nariz.
Todos los microbes que afectan Ia respi-
raci0n m0riran.
Para que nunca se sufra de dolor de ca
beza, para ir yer enfermes, para entrar
en- las letrinas para expulsar las lombrices
Ia tenia no hay NADIA mas eficaz.
POr mi EismO he experiment tad0 tCdo este.
I Por 10 demas hay ochenta apiicaciones en-
prospeeto, que acompafa cada frssco.
Los concentrates podran matar todos los
insectos que destruyen sus mercanclas usan-
do este especlico en- Ia forma que indica ell
prospecto.
De venta en- Hato Puerco.
JUAN SERRAURGELL.
Juana-Diaz, Julio 10 de 1897.
DIRECTORIO COMMERCIAL
MARINA
FELICI, COSTA u C.-Comlsionlsta
CARLOS ARMSTRONG; -Cornisionista
6importador.
FELIPE VAILIAANT-Agent de nego-
clos, encargado de lsnchas, cargas y descar-
gAs ae caroJa3ss--tixyx de Ponce.
.CIUDAD
ANTONIO MATTEL z BRUNETTE
.AaDl Portuguese, Ponce, Puerto o-kico.
CLARA THILLET. -Especl6co THILLET
para la angina y para otras enfermedade
oe Ia gsrgants y de Ia boca.-Farmaois de
Ferrsx.
JAIME RULLAN, ATOCHA 6.-Tiene
constantemente en- su establecimiento &c
peieter1a, materiales para zapateros cal
zado de todas classes.
ARECIBO
MORALES CO.-Almacen de provi-
stones, Gale del Puente.
iAUSUBO! iAUSUBO!
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CLARA THILLET. -Especl6co THILLE
para la angina y para otras enfermedade
ae la gsrgants y de Ia boca.-Farmacia d
Ferrex.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-06-03
Gents Wear.

There is not another gents furnishing
department in Roanoke where so much
can be had for an equal amount of
money. DO you believe it? Let's fig
ure IL little.
2 suits good Balbriggan underwear,
worth &c IL silt, Sl.44.
3 first-class unlaundered white shirts,
worth so cents each, 81.
Knight shirts, we'll worth 80 cents
each. 81.
one.half dozen linen collars, .sl.5O per
dozen, Zoe.
3 pairs linen cuffs, 25c pair, roc.
pair good wire buckle suspenders, 19c
9 pair fine half hose, at lie, 34c.
> pairs good Nbeached Jean Drawers,
ut 33c. Go,
Total $6.13
All the above list is ut our store for
only $f.51 "a saving of $162.
Gents fine Balbriggan shirts and draw
ers--shirts have the French neck and
long ribbed cuffs, drawers have the long
ribbed anklcts-this will he found en-
traor.linary valuc-35 cents II piece or
three pieces for 81.
Case unlaundered white shirts, liner
front and bands. equals any SOC shirt in
the mar&et-try it at 80 cents.
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Wash Goods.

20 pieces Scotch Lappet cloth, imported
Goods, some of the rarest OF the seasons
productions in this collection-have not
been less than 1Sc before, now to go tor
II &c.
81 pieces Jaconat Duchesse, 80 inches
wide, one of the best of the - &c sort
reduced to 10 cents
!. 40 pieces 80 iuch Organdie Duchesse,
ought to be sold for 10c-here it goes for
only 6 Ia cents.
90 pieces Batisk Francais, fine and
sheer ana beautiful 30 inches, one of the
best of the ~ 12c sort, only cents.
One case 32 inch fine Lattice Guipure
tunder our private ticket, regular value
15c--ste this at 10 cents.
Is pieces 3G.inch printed Batiste for
wrappers and shirt waists-iirst of the
season, worth IL lie, to close ut s cents
There ere many others not mentioned
in this list.
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Linen Dress Goods.

Don't forget the lovely French Organ
dies al 25c
Linen dress goods have never been
more popular-.so much so that we can
hardy keep up the lines. Our recent re-
shape for few days.
Another case of the beautiful linen
Batistc, with French Revere and lace
stripes, so popular to make up over col
ors-value 20 cents-as before we will
sell them for only Is cents.
Ten pieces Lattice Linen. to make over
colored Innings, only 12 Lee.
One of the most recent products and
the prettiest of all is II pretty linen fabric
with Chenille cords of navy. green. brown
and hlack-only 10 cents.
The ''old fashioned" plain dress lin
ems. at 2 Lee. i7c, 25c and CSC.
Pure linen "Handspun" sui.ings for
separate skirts, % cents.
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Domestics.

Cutomers will please take notice that
the Domestic Department is now located
permanently on east side of store.
Best calicoes made in the new "wavy"
designs and big dots for waists and wrap
pers, sc.
New Chambrey prints for shirt waists
and wrappers, &C.
Blue striped cotton for working
shirts, &c.
Southern silk" brand Of cheviots is
the best for workingsshirts, or boys
waists for daily wear, only Sc, worth 10c.
Edinboro chevots are great for boys
neyer-wear. out waists, and mems sum-
mer working shirts, only 10 cents.
36.inch Percales OF the 10c sort-here
8 cents
Special in ticking, 80 inches wide Mt
10 1-2 cents-the lie SOFT.
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Dress Goods.

Quite number of attractive things
have been added recently-and such val
ues! There are many things to close out,
and you should reap some of the benefits
here.
4S inch Black Figured Granite in tho
new "wavy" designs for separate skirts
An SOC material here for only so cents.
42'inch "New Wrinkles in black for
summer separate skirts-now but 75c,
worth $1.25-just so cents yard saved
here.
4S-inch Black English Canvass, made
of fine combed yarn, 75c yard-,earlier,
worth 81.
"A inch Beige mixtures for midsummer
wear. great favorite--S new shades just
in-only 30 cents.
44,inch Biege mixtures of the Toe sort
- new shades to pick from-59 cents.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-06-03
Linens.

In the way of linens we are offering
many things of more than ordinary in
terest to'buyers.
90 dozen extra heavy German linen
Doilies, red borders, size 16x16 inches,
worth all of 75c-special AT go cents a
dozen.
80 dozen extra heavy Loom Damask
Towels, red borders, generous size and
all pure linen, special ut 10 cents each.
10 pieces 60 inch Turkey Red Table
Damasi1--the very best of the 95c sort
here for 81 cents.
90 dozen 80 Napkins, all pure linen
worth just 81. 25. and not penny less
here for STA dozen.
Try our extra heavy 3D. bleach real
German Table Linen for life long service
they will outwear the dollar n yard
ones, and get prettier every time they
are washed, only 50 cents.
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Hosiery

Some values for buyers this week lit
tie above the average-even at our store,
where the biggest values are always had
Ladies "'Hermsdorf' fast black hose,
fine gauze, spliced heels and toes, good
lie stocking, and you've paid q quarter
for worse-here 10 12 cents
Ladies' seamless tan hose, special heel
and toe--only 10 cents.
Ladies' Grey mixed hose, fine gauze,
spliced heels and toes, 10 cents.
Ladies' black Lisle. Hose, Richelieu rib
bed, "Hermsdorf, dyer, n beauty for
summer wear, 25c instead of 33 cents.
Case ladies' fine Swiss Ribbed Vests,
bleachei, only 10 cents
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Fine fast black and tan half hose spec
ial ut 10 Lee.
Two cases "Armor Brandt Laundered
Percaie Negl;gee Shirts, 2 collars and 1
pair cuffs atsached-thc "Armor Brand"
is q 75c shirt as you kncw-here they are
30 cents.
Fine cambria night shirts for warm
summer nights, trimmed ana plaintiffs
hardly probable you can fluid them else
where below 60c-they are here for so
cents.
Two special values in muslin night
shirts, 81 Lee and 48c. LOOK at them.
Washable Club Ties, sc, &c and 10 &c.
Fine Silk Club Ties, only 10 cents, in
stead of zoe.
New four-in-hands in checks and
plaids. 25c.
Big "Puffs," all pure silk, only 25c.
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Small Things.

There is little saved every time you
buy those little things that are needed
iaily, If you buy them at our notion
counter (our new notion department. is
located between the two enGrances.)
Good shell hair pins, DC per dozen.
"LIidden Spring. hair curriers', &c.
Chinese laundry wax, Be stick.
Good steel hair pins, all sizes, 1c pa
per.
Kirby, Beard 6 Co. jet pins, cents.
Mourning bonnet pins, . dozen in box,
&c a box
5-yard Velveteen Binding, the best. Zoe.
Best sewing machine OIL big bottle, SC.
Try one Of our new Tooth Brushes, 10c.
'"rhe 400" Hair Curriers', sc.
Unbreakable rubber dressing combs,
only 1jc- the regular 25c sort.
Shoe buttons, 10 dozen for DC.
Pure aluminium Thimbles, lie each.
German silver thimbles, &c each.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-06-03
COL. OTEY DEAD.

Lynchburg, Va, June 2.-Col. Kirk
wood Otey, city auditor and leading cit
izen, died yesterday morning shortly af-
ter 8 O'Clock. He was taken sick on Tues
day last, but on Thursday, election day,
by great effort he went to Democratic
headquarters, where he had charge dur
ing that day. Since then he has been rest
ing at home, and this morning thought
he was better. He drank a little coffee
for breakfast and remarked that the exer-
ton was too much for him. In few
minutes he died peacefully.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-06-03
Cotton Dress Suitings.

Cotton suitings for separate skirts
meet with an ever increasing popularity
Covert Cloth for separate skirts, the
rest, another big lot to pick from, l2 Lee
French Covert Cloth for separate skirts,
SO inches, 90 cents.
Best colored Ducks in plain colors.
brown, navy, linen, red, light blue and
black, only 10 cents.
Celebrated double warp Russian Duck
in black and navy, IL 12 cents.
Novelty Duck and Cotton Crash suit
ings for skirts, ~ IL cents.