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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
NOW THE CURTAIN RISES.
THE SEASON OF Is97-3s BEGINS
MONDAY NIGHT.
Atthe Academy Of Music, When There VIII
be Presented Darkest Russia"
Bonnie Scotland" 60 Follow.

Tho theatrical season Of 1S97-9S is upon
us. Tomorrow evening the doors OF the
Academy Of Music will be opened 70 the
public and tho summer sleep OF the legit-
innate stage will be broken.
With fl will depart pleasant memories
OF sumner evenings at the vaudevilles.
for Richmond has not suffered Tor amuse-
ment during the intermission between the
seasons.
The parks will continue their perform
anccs. but the public viii soon become
weary OF the gay souhrette. the song
and dance comedian. and the punnlng
travosty team with their well worn quota
OF gags and Jokes Back 90 tho drama
Of comedy they viii return. and welcome
Il with renewed vig0r.
THE OPENING PIECE
As an opening attraction IT. Grafton
Donnclly'c comedy drama. Darkest Rus
sia" was selected bv Manager Lcafh.
The name is omiuous. but the play is
much lighter than the title.
The success this attraction has every
whore achieved is marked and f0r four
seasons it has met with unstintcd public
approval Tho plot is intense. and the
story is told by bright dialogue. Tho
main features of the tale rcyoiyo around
tho political system OF tho Russian cm-
pirp and shows in ail its phases the laws
under which the people are burdoned. the
mower vested in the officials and tho
rulings Of the minister of police Every
characteristic Of the Russian .- skNful'y
treated and the scenes brought forward
Gre founded uron Occurrences faithful
and true % life The opening net bring
10 view fac-simile OF the throne room
of the Cars palace at ST. Petersburg
Hero The wealth and luxury Of tho upper
class is shown I'm this hall ono or rho
most thrilling scenes of the play if enact
cd. maiden child OF tho people stand
irg firm I'm her resolve. never quailng
under tho threats of her accuser profors
exile rather than obey the mandate OF
playing "God Save tho Cz1r'
RUSSIAN NfHILfSTS.
Tho secoud and third acts deal with
the nihilsts and the police eystem
The last act takes place ir tho undeNeI-
Onod region ~ Siberia. Here the exile IA
seen. and q series cf pictures shown OF
life az the mines
Tho play IS mounted I'm w1v that has
been seldom e1ualod and As staged not
ONLY with accuracy hut Boo picturesque
manner. The characters are an strong.
and especially is the comedy element
given prominence Scpumus Cobb. tho
American colonel from Kentucky. and
the German widow. the Baroness Won
Rhineberg. furnish endless amusement
throughout the play
BONNIE SCOTLAND.
Tuesday afternoon and evening Sidney
r. Elliss musical drama Bonnie Scot
land" will hold the boards
Operas and romantic plays have been
composed and written upon the bonnie
land Of the scots. and numerous authors
have made it the scene of their novels.
Now. I'm Mr. Ells's play we SEQ COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Cafhollc Notes.

Yesterday was a fast day Of obligation.
being tho vigil of the Feast Of the As
sumption.
Mr. Louis W. Pizzini. through whose
efforts the Cathedral choir has been made
additionally capable has returned from
his vacation and will WELD the baton at
the high mass to-day.
The lawn party for the benefit Of the
Sacred Heart church, now i'm progress
under the management OF Miss Katie
O Hara. is already an assured success.
MIR. Frank ID. Burke. formerly OF this
city SON of Mr. NJ. II. Burke, now a
XaNerian Brother. stationed az Boston.
has been on visit TO his parents and
Xavcrian Brothers here. He left on last
Wednesday 10 visit the community in
Norfolk and viii return 10 Boston by
steamer.
4 new church. standing on an eleva-
ton OF sixty feet and overlooking Har-
per's Ferry and the Potomac river. is
nearly completed. and will be dedicated
on the nth OF August by Ri Rev. Bish-
op Van de Nyver.
The Young Mems Union OF the Sacred
Heart church will meet next Tuessax-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

Be-nonorary Fellow. DR.. Robert J. Pres
ton. Marion Va. ,,,--,.,,
NVafere of tho Warm Springs, Virginia,
I'm Health and Diseases-Dr. Robert T.
williams Richmond Va.
Or r. ". Slaughter. Theological Sem
mary. Virginia.
DR. Hamilton. =. Howard. Alexandra,
Va. - - -
pr John d. Thomas. Washington, ID. &.
The report OF the committee on reVls-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

fliiIlsl
oral discussion Treatment Of the Third
stage of Labor" will be called by DIT.
Robert Glasgow, Of Lexington, the leader.
The discussion will Doe continued I'm the
order I'm which speakers may DE recog-
.nized boy the chair. The reading OF
paper Is limited TO thirty minutes. while
eNtempore remarks shall only occupy
fifteen minutes.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The spccial order for Wednesday after
noon is the election Of officers. on this
occasion the question Of admitting female
physicians into the fellowship Of the
Society viii also Doe definitely settled
IT has come up annually during the past
two years al these meetings, and was
first raised two years ago when Mrs. Dr.
Runyon OF this city applied for fellow
shin. She was received however. AFTER
a good deal of discussion.
Last year the same question came MP
when the committee on nominations Tor
fellowship. through Or l.. 6. Pedigo.
asked for the special consideration OF
the nomination of Mrs. Dr. Chcrtsey
Hopkins am assistant physician at the
state Hospital at Staunton. whose admls-
sion was recommended by Honorary
Fellow Or BENJAMIN Blackf0rd. Objection
received boy vote of twcnty-three to
four.
DR.. r. r. Brady. Of Marion. Va. then
introduced the following resolution WhIch
was adopted.
"Reeolved. That ON the second day OF
the next annual meeting. at time lm-
mediately following the election OF oIIl
GERS. the question as 10 the further ad-
mission OF women TO the Society Doe dis
cusscd aud disposed of finally.
Resolved further. That this resolution
De reported TO each member ln the am
nual announcement -
PAPERS AND DISCUSSIONS.
Calls for papers and discussions Will
x made i'm the following order.
BdcteriOlogical Diagnosis-Dr. Ernest G..
Levy. Richmond. Va
Preset Position and Needs of Patholo-
gy-Dr Charles NJ Blackord. Jr.. At
lanta. -
Some characteristic symptoms OF Irius
which tlp in boo It's Dincrential DiagnO-
eis-Dr W. N. Baker Lyuchburg, Va.
Some Reflex troubles caused by Swol-
len Middle Turhinate Bodlcs-Dr Alfred
{. Palmer. Richmond. Va.
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binatlon OF tho drama. the novel and the
music OF the opera.
Upon the onmity that exists between
the clans Of Buchanan and MCFARLAND
tho plot OF the play S. based 4 love affair
exists between representatives of The two
factions that somewhat mixes mp matters.
but 70 lends romance 20 tho play. IT, has
a pretty thread OF we'll drawn sentiment
running throughout the telling ~ the
story. but no one can truthfuilv mako
The charge that DC is l0vo-sick tale. 10
includes the Offering Of many specialize
Just cnough-not too many 90 interrupt
tho connection Of tho story or 20 safiate
tho audience. ana OF Just that quality ~
20 afford complete pleasure.
The scenic vcsturo OF the play is &C.
scrihed as being accurate reproductions
OF the original country.
THE DEVILS AUCTION
Charles IT. Gale h1s thls season cx-
orted HIS experience ~ many years In
concoiving for tho Devils Auction"
stage pictures and mechanical effects chat
will eclipse any former production. Sow
erai Of tho dr3ucr.es win surprise 40
artists OF tho Partisan sccnie studios
Tho company has boon rcorHn'zsf.
and tho ballet enlarged hy recruits Prom
Europe.
In W. 4. Br1dv's scenic play Human
Fly" there are two comedy characters
Jcw and au freshman although unlike
I'm ovorv respect They have parts chat
keep them together upon Pho stage.
Jacob TitFs cuban war; r.HN "Tho
Last Stroke" produced llef e.H.nn 49, o.
success has como iuf1 prominence enea
tho assassination of S.cnor ranot0e. me-
Do WAS portrayed as character In i'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

Examiners and of the state heai'h
Board)
so-caued Abscess Of tho Ear-DrJos.
A White Richmond. Va
Typho- Malarial Fcycr-Dr. Joel CraW-
io some } 9 FSemSfks on summer Diarrhoea OF
ChNdren-Dr j. a. Anderson banNliit'
Tpnepsy- A. /. Hodgson, Baltimore.
'Peoriasis with a Case I'm illustration
Arthur Jordan. Richmond, Va
pucpereal Commissions, Prevention ana
Treatment Dr Walter J.. DeVaney
Rnptnre Of the Uterus. Its Euology,
Diagnosis and Treatment Honorary Fcl-
low, Dr George Tucker HARRISON New
PlScenta Frocvia-Dr. Paulus A. Irving.
Uses of Cocaine I'm Surgcry-Dr. J. Shell
ton Horsclcy. New York y. y.
Pathology and Treatment OF Bolls-Dr
stuart Mcclure. Richmond. Va.
Importance OF More Care in the Early
Diagnosis OF Pelvic Diseases Honorary
Fellow. Or. Joseph Price, Philadelphia,
Plea Tor the Early Diagnosis ana Rad-
zeal Operation for Cancer OF the Uterus
llv invitation Or. j. Wesley BoVee
Woshington. ID. Q.
Ninety Hys,erectomlcs. with Remarks
on Method and rccuiquc-Dr Joseph Ia
Der Johnston. Washington. ID. c.. Honor
arN Fellow.
Intestinal Parcsls after Abdominal Op-
erations -Dr Edward Mcclure. Richmond
Va
p,nort OF % Mixed Group OF Interesting
Abdominal Cascs-HonOrary Fellow. DIT
VIM h Robinson panVlllc Va
Vedcal and Renal Surgcry-Dr. Jacob
Michoux Richmond. Va.
Have We Found q Radical Cure FOR
Ingulnai Hernia2-By invitation. Or. VIM.
r. De GarmO New York y. Y
@tl-fifnfe FOR Whtchead's OperotiOn for
Taemorrhods- FrateTnal Delegate. Dr.
Samuel r. Earle. Baltimore Nd
Treatment Of Angular Deformiiy OF
. the Knee. with Report OF Eight Cases
DR. a. Il. Stands WASHINGTON -. q.
Ptosir OF the Abdominal and Pelvic Wis
cera-Dr. Hugh NJ Taylor. Richmond.
Va
Medical Ethics. as II is Now and Should
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Examinations for Office.

The United States Civil Service Commis-
sion has ordered that am examination be
held By It's local board loo this city. on
Saturday September is 1897 commencing
az e o'clock A. N. for the grades of depu-
~ collector. clerk In the internal revenue
service only citizens or the United
states can Doe examined. The age limi-
tatiOus for st0rekeeper. gauger. store
keeper. gauger and messenger examina-
ton are as follows: For an grades mini
mum age limitation fixed 40 twenty-one
years No application will be accepted
for this examination unless filed with
John Enders. Jr.. on the proper blank
before the hour Of closing business on
Saturday August Is. 1897. Applications
should be filed promptly IN order that
time may remain for correction. u neces-
sary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

Who VIII Deliver the Address to the
Public and the Profession)
Board for this State Both objects have
since been achieved.
The present officers Of the Society are
as follows.
Or. George Ben. Johnston. OF Rich
moud. President.
Or. VIM. c. Day. OF Danville. First
Nico-presideut
DR.. r. W. simmons. OF Martinsyille,
Second Nice-President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

Indianapolis bootblacks have asked the
Central Labor Union 10 compel shoe mcr-
chants 20 drop the practice OF furnishing
free shines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Is NOT EXpFNsTVF.

one word about the expenses Of a Uni
verslty course. An erroneous impression
prevails in the rem0for rarts Of the state
and I'm the South that the University OF
Virginia Is "A rich mans school" Is this
so? Let us examine the necessary eN-
penses OF a student az this famous pet
OF Jefferson remembering always that
the edIcatlon offered and given Is the
highest and best IN the artire south. con-
tributed by group OF famous specialists
amid landscape surroundings OF exquisite
beauty at spot second only 70 NJ. Yer
non IN noble historic associations.
/. A virginia student there were %
OF these at Charlottesville last YEAR may
ria himself altoEether OF tutitioa fes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

Medical EthicA as 1t is Now. and shoul'
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
THE ROANOKE TIMES. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 80
Coming and Going.

j. e. Cooke, of the auditors Office of
the Norfolk and Western railroad, ..hd
family, returned yesterday from weeks
visit in AppomattoX.
j. s. Arthur, of the Norfolk and West.
ern auditors office, returned yesterday
from a visit to his home in Pittsylvania
county.
Robert II. Evans, representing the n.
Is. FairDank Company, OF st. Louis, is in
Roanoke.
New Castle Record: Miss Grace Sweet
wood came home from Virginia College in
Roanoke last Wednesday evening to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays. She was ac
compared by Miss. Annie Sboid, who
will spend few days visiting friends in
this place.
Frank a. Hill returned yesterday from
sboit trip to the coal fields.
Prof +. V. n. Painter, of Roanoke
College, at Salem, was in town yesterday
II. H. Gray left yesterday for Norfolk.
Harry Stephenson left on No. 4 yester-
day TO resume his studies at Hampton
Sidney
Miss Susie Williams, who has been Wis
ting Mrs. i. b. Bolts, returned to Holins
yesterday.
Sheriff Geo. ". Zirkle. of Salem, was
in the city yesterday.
Michael Patrick O'Harn returned yes.
terday from Bedford where he spent Sun
day.
Miss Clyde Helm and Minnie Steele,
who have hcen visiting Miss Claudire
Woodruff, returned to IIollns yesterday.
Misses Catharine Bentley and Lucy
Nicholson returned yesterday frcm
Blacksbury where they attended ger
man Friday night.
Rev. X. w. Patton returned from Lex
ington yesterday where he held services
Sunday.
Hon. r. Randolph Hicks left on the
noon train yesterday for Richmond TO as
sumo his duties as member of the house
Of delegates from this city.
Mesdames Freeman, Jones and Bender,
of Bramwell, WA, are in the city stop
ping at the Ponce de Leon.
Prof. r. Randolph Meade arrived in
the city yesterday morning from IL busi-
ness trip to Hagerstown, Md.
VIM. c. Bullitt, late traffic manager of
the Norfolk and Western, left Sunday
night for Philadelphia.
Geo. L. Hart has returned from Fin
castle where he went to spend Sunday.
MISS AnSy FITZPATRICK, VINO mas been
visiting friends in the city, left yesterday
for her home in Bedford City.
Mrs. Moorman, OF Missouri, and Mrs
Kelley. of Blue Ridge Springs, are Wis
ting Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ramsey AT 80 Salem
avenue.
f. l.. Flippo returned yesterday from
Il trip to Natural Bridge.
Miss Claudine Woodru IL returned to
Hollins yesterday after spending Thanks
giving with her parents.
Dan Cunningham, who has been spend
ing his vacation on the Eastern Shore.
returned home yesterday
l.. f.. Lookabill left yesterdY for Rich
mond to look after his interests in the
contest for register of the land Office.
Hon. NJ H. Clayton left last night for
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
HANDKER CHIEFS.

Here is quite an opportunity
for those who want handkcr-
chiefs to give as Christmas
presents:
These are quite pretty; we
believe You will agree with us
that they are wonderfully
cheap. There are sbut 200
dozen Of this lot, and they Will
bc gone before many days.
$50 dozen fine embroidered
Swiss handkerchiefs at much
less than actual value, 10 and
l2ac each.
so dozen Ladies Fine White
IIemstitched Ilandkcrchiefs,
Irish manufacture, you can't
tell them from the Zoe ones,
Sc each.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
LEGISLATORS AT RICHMOND.

Contestants for State Offices Marshaling
Their Forces for the Battle.
Richmond, Nov. 29.-NleMbers of the
Legislature are arriving here in large
numbers. Tomorrow there will he fully
100 here. Speaker Ryan, of the house,
came this evening. lie will be easily re-
elected There are some very interesting
contests for State offices.
y bitter fight is being madeon Massey,
the present superintendent OF public in
struction He has several opponents
This contest is made especially interest
ing on account of the late investigation
into the conduct of members Of the Sons
of Veterans history committee, in which
Mr. Massey's name figured to some extent
and III manner that gave his opponents
material for an argument against the eX-
pediency of re.electing him. He will
open hendQuarters to MORROW.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
DRESS 1RIMMINGS.

The grand line Of popular
things at proper prices has at
tractcd much attention. There's
no doubt about tive save
You money on these.
Hercules Braid in Silk and
Mohair. Soutache Braids in
Silk and Mohair, white, black
and colors; Soutache Braids in
gilt and silver; Tubular Braids
in silk and mohair;; 'Hwo-Toned
Braids with pearl edges; Irri-
descent Beaded Trimmings;
Brightand Dull jet Trimmings;
Steel Trimmings, Pearl Trim
mlngs, Fur Trimmings; Braid
ed Sets. Loops and Frogs; Jet
Sets, Fronts and Boleros; Laces
and Edges Of all sorts; big line
of Silk and Mohair Gimps.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30

designs. full SO inches wide,
was S1.25; now only Use yard:
2pieccs Novelty Dress Goods
WAS 81 a yard-now 75c.
3pieces Novelty Dress Goods
in the camefs |. .ir effects, Sc
inches, was SOC, now only 33c
piece Novclt Dress Goods,
46 inches, was soc, now 33c.
3 pieces lovely Novelty Dress
goods, 50 inches, was 1925,
now 81.
, pieces 4o-iuch Novelty
Dress Goods, III the cancels
hair effects, was SOC, now 33c.
5 pieces heavy Nappy Cloak
ings for children's cloal;s, so
inches, was 81. 25, now 75c.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Chicago, Nov. a9.-The. leading flu
lures ranged as follows:
MRS. ADRIAN uSELIN DEAD.

New York. Nov. ao.-Mrs. Adrian Use.
lin, ST., died last night at her home in
this city, aged ~ years. Mrs Iselin was
Miss Elenora O'Donnell, the daughter of
Columbus 'Donneu, OF Baltimore, and
was born in that city She was married
in the Roman Catholic Cathedral, in Bal
timoie, TO Adrian Iseln. The nple
celebrated their golden wedding on De
cember II, 1880. The children are c.
Oliver lselin, 'wner OF they yachts Mo
hawk, Vigilant, and Defender; William
j.. lselin, Columbus O'Donnel and Adrian
Iseiin, Jr. Mrs. Delaney Astor Kane,
and the Missse Emily and Georg;ana
iselin.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
DRESS GOODS.

Here are some small lots Of
Novelty Dress Goods culled
from our stock, which we will
close out at once. There's
money saved here, so come
carly and get yours.
s pieces heavy All-Wool
Novelty Dress Goods, 40
inches wide, formerly SOC a
yard: now half price; only 25c.
5pieces heavy Novelty Dress
Goods of the "llit-or.miss'
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30

Richmond to perform his duties as Sena-
tor from this district
Robert Wilson, of Buchanan, is in the
city on business.
Officer w. j. Rigney is quite sick with
diphtheria at his home on Salem avenue
The Hobhie Piano Co. have closed an
important deal by which they get cont rol
OF the old reliable Smith & Barnes piano
in Virginia. Their first order was for
ten pianos.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
Come TO the peoples Zone
Price Cash Store" and save time
and save money.
DaMESsIGS.

You will find quite Il nice
saving if you buy all your Do
mestics here.
Case new styles in Russian
Fleeces for wrappers, very
pretty, Joe a yard.
Another case of those pretty
Outings ut Sc. really worth Zee.
Beautiful 'Tcazle Down Out
ings in the LIGHT dainty styles.
10c.
Lovely Daisy Cloth Outings,
in cream, blue, and pink, usu-
ally 12ac, for Zoe.
See the beautiful Swansdown
Cloth for Childrcn's Cloaks and
Ladies Dressing Sacks, only
15c a yard.
One case extra quality Can
ton Flannel at Sc.
Twenty bales Cotton Batting
for Comforts, good as others
sell for 10c, our price Sc.
Extra heavy round-thrcad
Unbleached Cotton, &c a yard
worth SIC.
Standard quality Blcached
Sheets, hemmcd and ready for
use-9-4, only 45c each; lo-.l,
soc each.
Bleached Pillow Cases, full
standard quality, 36x45 inches,
only 10c each.
Bleached Pillow Case, ex-
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
LADIES' NECKWEAR.

An unusually attractive line.
If large sales signify anything,
then the prices must be quite
right.
Fur Collarettes (l0sinch cape,
so inch sweep, all kinds of
fur, 20 styles now in stock to
select from, $3.50, SO, So. so,
81, 81. so, SIS, 81. SO, and
S12. 80.
Fur Collars with heads,
straight, 75c, S1.25, 50 and
50. so each.
Fur Collars, with cluster Of
tails at ends, round, ST. so, 50,
80. so, s2.75, SO. so, IS and
81.
Real Thibet Boas, 60 inch,
So. rs, SO. so, 81 and IS.
Real Ostrich Boas, SO inch,
81. so, SIS, 81, and $40.
Real Ostrich Collarettes, 80
inch, 50. Is, IS and Sc.
The new Ruches and Col
larettes, great line, soc, Use,
81, 81. %, 50. so, SO, SO. 80
and IS each.
Big line of the new Ruch-
ings, Rulings, Plaitings and
Puilings by the Yard.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE OF
FICE FIXTURES AND FURNITURE.

FICE FIXTURES AND FURNITURE.
On November 30, 1897, at 10 O'Clock n.
M at the Office formerly occupied by the
Traders Loan, Trust and Deposit Com
pany. No. 1872 salem averue, Roanoke,
Va. will proceed to sell Mt public auc-
ton, for cash, the following articles of
personal property:
l Farrel Safe with Deposit Boxes, 3
star ding counters, ratings and doors,
l roller top desk, l lat-top walnut desk.
l revolving Office chair. ! Office stool, )
chairs, cane bottom, small tables,
typewriter, clock, ] letter press and
stand. stove and pipe, l map of Roam
olle city, ! pigeon-hole case for checks,
carpets, waste baskets, money
tray, envelope rack, check punch.
Code OF Virginia, l lot bank supplies,
checks, deposits slips, etc, ? spittoons.
AT the same time and place | will also
sell at public auction the unexpile ed term
of n lease for the offices formerly occupied
ty the Traders Loan, Trust Company.
The said nneXpired term will .egin on
December LIST, 1897, and continue until
May /, 1898.
II. r. HALL,
Receiver for the Traders Loan, Trust and
Deposit Co.
Go to the Radford Steam Laundry for
the
Famous
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30

One case full 12-4 White
Blankets, warranted every
fibre wool, both warp and
filling, bargain at IS a pair.
One case full la White
Blankets, warranted all wool,
both warp and filing, actual
value 81, for only 1913.
Many other big values
come and see.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
Kirsk Building.
T AWRENCE =. DAVIS, Fire, Life and Acct.
IL dent l. sursnce, No. Campbell avenue W.,

Lommcr oial Union. OF London
Fircmans Fund OF Catalonia.
Lion Fire. Of Loudon.
Mutual Life Insurance Co., OF New York
Now York Urdcrwritcrs', or New York
North British and Mercantile, OF London.
Norwich Union. OF England.
Philadclpnia Underwriters, of PHILADELPHIA.
Phoenix. Of London.
Scottish Union and National. OF Edinburgh
Standard Accident, OF Michigan.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
BUCKLEN,S AkNICA SAI,vE

The best salve in the world for GUS
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corrs, and al Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. lt is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price % cents per box For sale. by
Massie's Pharmacy.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30

5o-inch Turkish Tapestry for
Curtains and Upholstery, quite
the 90 just now, 81 yard.
29-lnch Tapestry Nelours,
beautiful for furniture covering
and cushion covers, only SOC
yard.
29-inch Corduroy for furni-
ture covering, very pretty, Use
a yard.
Upholstercr's Gimp, all
colors, &c a yard.
Upholsterer's Cord, all
colors, SC and Sc Il yard.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
BLANKETS.

It does not happen often
that you get such great values
in Blankets as these, so don't
be backward about getting
here. You'll need Blankets
this winter-bctter get them
right now.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-30
UVL IIUL UHl1l u (JI DRY Goods Store Roanoke
jew
pre fixed
deal


cellent quality, hemstitched,
only 12Ic each.
Heavy Striped Shirtings for
mems working shirts, big lot,
new styles, Sc.