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MEN AND MEN.

Mrs. Sarah A. Dixon was ordained in Low
ell, Mass, the other evening ss pastor OF the
Congregational Church of Tying sboro, Mass.
Mrs. Chares Fl. Sturgeon. widow OF the late
pastor OF Metropolitan Tabernacle, London.
recently turned the first sod of the ground at
Bexhil whereon large Baptist chapel viii be
built. BeIhiil IS near London.
The succession 10 the principally of Lippe
Dstmold. which involves the principle OF f.u-
dsl and morg rights OF German prince
lings, will be settled ~ the King OF Saxony,
as referee, at the end OF this month
Hsrpignis, the Landscape painter; Mathurin
Moreau. the sculptor. and Strony, the lith-
ogrspher. were The recipients Of the medals of
honor for the 1897 salon. No medal OF honor
for architecture was awarded.
Governor Dyer OF Rhode Island said, in a re-
cent speech IN Providence 10 the Pen-A meri-
can commercial travellers: Rhode Island
has a language peculiar 10 herself II you
viii listen you will hear that language-the
hu m OF her machinery"
The Rev. DIR. William E. slocum, who has
Just been elected president OF 0berlin College
is q native of Massac husetts, graduate of
Amhurst College and Andover Seminary, and
is now president OF Colorado College.
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already been treated The patient i stiil
suffering rom the Bryan free-trsde phTsie and
l. Will BE- some weeks ret bsfore be gets the
siU5 OUT OF his system Only quEck would
pretend ihA; man Who has called II smother
phF Fsicisn after being no1keyed with b 8
enzFls,sn ior io1r years ought 20 Be vel be
fore the ueE doctor has compounded the pre-
scriptiou- OF course i : natural that he
should assure tie sick man "a GI the new doc
tor csn 60 him 40 sorI OF good but when he
reprosches the doctor because ne C0esu' cure
him by The mere feeling OF his pulse, he :
beirzy ing childish ignorance Of the science
OF rneii cine
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cALIFoRNlANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, y. Y, July Sat the Plaza, G.
W. Burnett; Bartholdi, " z Davis; Holland.
Mr.. ana MSS knight: Hoffman. J. J. Meyers
Barrett. 81. Z. sincemy; Savoy, 5. Sloan; Grand
c. A. Bradford; Stuart, L Z. Hanehett; Impe-
rial, ". p Harrison, G. A. Martin; Broadway
Central, J. D. Jameson; Manhattan, 6. Whit
teti; California, C. Dequigne; ST. Denis, J. T.
English. Ar. and Mrs. e Hector. Z. DreYfus
is here puyiug
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.rnr.. wiu.Iow. Soothing svr7,-

Eas been Ussd ever frv yszrs ~ oEHoas -
mothers fer her cE,. .6r.a Eis Ie-shi1g W5ss psr~
feci t1cceSs = SOC hes ihs chl c soHe1s ae grS
alays Pain cures Wind Co,ic, regulates So-=is
and is the s. remedy for DiArrazzk shsias- z-r>
ing ;Ton iee.hinE or OthsE cxUssS OF Ezs oy cr1s
sisls IN ever pzrs o. II. Eo-.d Be sar= sza EsS
fpx Mis- TilkoS's Soothing syrGl .se s0s.A
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s3e so to So. Paul. Minneapolis and
Chicago

Tickets wiz - O. sac Iuly = TO he I7rn- Coo.
hozl II-utt. AuEusi Is; siOpovs- allowed lis s
spends oupo-tu uiry 10 take rrsp Chicsxo al
sop OF he famous IeilOEslo1s PAX S=71
ce1ts u Stamps s0r LD1S-rzze1 book ssNFo3ds-:.
lard" 10 7 K S;stsIer, general 4Eeu1 No-lhs-a
Pzcae Railway. SIS Ez-k=t s-ree- san Frzaclsca
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s25 Este TO Chicago via the Great
santa Te Route.

Ths ioz rztzs made so- Ch-iSit1 Eosss~--s-s
VII ne ep@a 70 th= p1h1ae EeIL A. opPo--z-.
rsiy 20 rfxfl f5e 1ever u@9oTe s7sore- D. ca
Eor1iazs F11Ez1 Palace 1-zE-nE,-1oz ssssp-
il E-csTs Q, TO- lssss. "a TEN Eocer1 zpbo.ss-e5
iour-s- sleepl ln--cz-s M c1lT thrU1gh tro- AK
is16 visr 20 ChIcszo tlEe-ishl= n sdTs-ss-
irE Eco.uua san Frznczsco tlcksfo-5os - 2E-s=s
strze-- Chrol5ce tui-c -coz -e--r1o1s Nan So
Uzklza1 Ills ErosdvEy.
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PEASC-s-C-ty sz5sCrlhs-. CitF- TIE p.z-c =
O. g-o71c lU1 = extensively c--t-Fz1@c -9- -
seeds. WHICH srs uss1 t0- food E11 -0- -
-suufscrur= q Gil Tas plsz-s g-o= i<o-.lQ
- % inches Il hziza-. and sfte- -1=' rets
tsL she 5oEs- stalks P=1slrzts tie ssr-h 11--:
The frz1I ls foEZHd Under gro17o- 1s 1l.ss.
s-e hsrTeS-s1 Il Oci0Le-- I-e ans Ess
rrr-ec % Ico-s7st by p-0E I'D lLsr -EEe..
on b. hE.d O ztsh .Crk AsIs. -Tl1g IN tSs
s-n f0- csy or IEJ they sc p-- u sEE
siEcFz ul-E I1e Egots CT. . hsre f1sT E-s a.
loved 20 dry tO- g .ew w-szs- -1z 1Els sE=
fhz1 usek=s iroEa he E.-es ~ nsud Tle ~
p=rfScl o1es are .zr0Ez Ok E1c lEs goo C1Ss;
are c.sz-ed r sEsElzE = 4 crate 70 z--c7 flS
dit 20 fsll thrCCEa- some C== : sgSca--J
constructed zBc1il= 20 elsz1 t1e 1uI2 %. ID.
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CosoSA Do--AIuospae - perfectly 6rr So,
,nd mild being erIEely free tron tne MISS CON-
non f1rthe- north Eou06- TIP I4ck=.s. by steam
ship fncsUding fifteen days hoard a. The Hossi q
Coronado $50: longer stay s. 50 per day APpty
New Montgomery S,ree- san F-zaelsca
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WITH YOUR Or FEE.

she-well, lam ready to start nov. Oliver,
but look perfect fright in this hat
He-oh, no, Cisrsl / can't allow you to
think so. YOU
she-lndeed, siri You can't allow mel You
unc e, that am accustomed 10 thinking as /
piesse.-Chicsgo Tribune.
"Doc Bsrker's $50 dog just had his tail cut
off By a wsgon." said the local editor, coming
In in great excitement- "How much had /
better write about III"
"Just, replied the editor of the Jimpson-
burg Gazette, ''just le. II go under Local
Brevities '"-TypograDhical Journal
"Were those cough drops benefcial?'
"They worked ike 9 charm. They have
such q horr. BILE taste that the children have
ali stopped coughing. Boston Traveller.
guage, and most OF the m we're used on Sunday
OF church that her new hal wac adorned with
115It."-London Tii-Bit-.
Eudfy-Spilner has Iaken 10 the lecture
platform; reads his own poi ms.
Duddy-Spinner always was an eccentric
fellow. Always doing what NOBODY else ever
thought of doing.-Boston Transcript
Young wife-why. Harry, dear, have dis
charged the COOK and Pm doing everything
myself; we don't have 10 pav her 50 week.
cannot see how we can economize any more.
Husbsnd-Perhsps We can get her back
Harper's BsxaT.
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NJ. RuSkia spends several hours day gar
deaing N : little Ersea cultivated place IN
the middle OF nut wood, eh II spring :
full OF dsEodils snd cherry blossoms. Hsrs
the professor sdmiis 10 other toll b1i his oEa
and Is IS proud OF his garden SIS OF the grezt
pooks which bear his name On their title
pages.
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Reduced Rates for All

To the East viz The Eio Grznds Western RsTzkv
passing Il Eo1ga Utah and Colorado bE daylight
hrougn cars oy e. trans TEcksts, slssVla gear
reservations I'd suL information tg-zishsd a. il
Montzcuery zee
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6lsdsto1e says rs recreation Is Literature,
and does Tot usn ion ire famous Oce1pEsfsa
otcboppizg Trees A1t1c1E Hops hEs 70 Ess-
tine G-z- C-siEi- lJOh1 O.ITsr Hooo@s) 11ds
pleasure I Z1s-c snd c11zs- and Beatrice
Harrgdea has her good ZINES p-sy+1g he Tio-
Io1ceilo ard growing lsuons @ her CGA-or-
IA rE-ch ..
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TIE Pop1list convention 81 Nashville
opsnsd With sE uuch popping e. pscE
q Erscracks-E.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

Despite all that Bryan may say the peo-
pie OF the United States have the best
government ever established by man and
enjoy q greater degree of freedom and
property than any other people on
earth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
1ne - spEAls FoR a.
rrE >nrrg mu,rrs

TIE SLH1Ek H1D-s IL
I-Ero< Ece-E q ~ cc1--rg q 4 Tsczzso7' =
&C L: e - a-1utzz sc- - g 5o-vz-z IEz Gall g
-e-- zcc-sg1 70 =. - 3 "a 20 ~ ~ -
ga T. C-se- E-Fs1 2 IL czz-eE g - n
Eusz-sss CEc= VI reeve pEo-7E A-a---4o-
- ExTzz CEAEsE Ftsy osz-S p<s E0z=s
81 gzzzsg ES1.aA
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Be.=eea the Foarta q July ami The
EadsaTor Convention Bran viii CONE II
Ike : szdeEho8.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

Il is very likely the importers who are
rushing foreign goods into the country in
order to avoid the protective duties OF the
new tarif will oYerstock the market and
be caught in the slump. and If it should
happen so the people would smile.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

CAzyo-0 ?. Nea-o Park, sla gs.so
Corn =. Cal = III game Z cEs-ao ne D-sy-
srs c1z2t poiotz II f1e aolloEi-g Cr-e-- Cards.
GRADS. big ezss1o. li1-L= czs-E0 zesE al
gEeeu j. = -Are=-1ElGs1 Ez-=- - pp-1Ts :,
B-CEa Las ; pCi--z yo-Ss 70 sll2 11i7s1.2
"a sod n tnz aert cesl 8oD11soz s1or1
usk= sweep ibzt would ccE1t AZ cze
III. az e Ee..c co4lL olL =. .
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

Tts weather u the East Is rst.1 ana
Ill heating. The CaE-stlzn EalesEorsTs
we're wise Il fyi2g from ghe furnace.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

Popocrstic orators Oh Indspendenoe day,
Dct 70 one PAD much attention 10 =
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

We have ne best looking lot Of visitors
that ever took good look ~ Al American
c-tT.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

The determination Of the Harbor Com
missioners 10 press the work on the ferry
depot viii be cordially supported By the
people. The building of that structure IS
one Of the good things which need great
deal Of pushing along
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

Tls.to-s y the City who wish 70 see the
Industries Ee carry q Toz1d .bs bsy
saou-d srte1d the 0skIsnd EIpoEigioa.
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Let rs hope that Bran viii 10. try 70
eaisrtssl san Francisco people by hash
.ag - LIS Oh speech and serving Il cold.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

David Bennett Hill backed down after
al and declined 70 make that n ucn-
advertised Fourth, Q: July speech. he Is
still z cam
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

Any visitor =bo likes our town msg
say ar zh2re i Win Is
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

rrrca- f-torus1oa daily % z1-zss-tz-s-r,
tusi-ezs sousss ard Vu5--c Ze1 d -as P-sB
Cllpplzz bureau fAlls1's5. SO No1tg0zs-T 2
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sEsIS 70 use ayers Hair Tigor now. and by
the next 20 u-sh Of July yoRr hA-r viii be thing
OF oezuryf
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

SoE thar the grand celebration Is over
re zhsl. have u count up the fires and
accidents of the day 70 fnd out how much
u cost Us.
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EAE-A :. C-tT- I1s gzss.soa a. .. iss.
o. 1@s- d la= aEzaz Asl- Hss : -sIsrso =
A-Eze- . C0T-=er rc-1e--E >z-Cr1ETr <zzs -.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

The best orstions Of the National holi-
day we're those which recalled the great
ness and the glory Of the Republic and re-
minded the people that they have built
I'D the best Government on earth
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

TIE Fourth OF July celebration in Lon
don 1ss 2 series Of eagle screams that dis
t1-bsd the British lion 4 bis after jubilee
nap and made him growl little.
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0ae Of the advantages AItgeId enjoyed
IN making speech away from home was
that he vas able to talk vast deal about
the cor,uDiing use CT money in polite.
without any ore asking him questions of
the way ne manipulated the funds of Illi-
nois when be was Governor
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

The mine-oEners and the n .ners OF the
East had better refer their differences TO
arbitration. Now tbat our industries are
about 10 start up ihis is no time 20 cause
. scarcity Of coal.
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ern visitors that there q only one Califor-
Ma We should not fail 10 remind them that
there Is stiIi room enough for them if they
wish 20 come IL.
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Bz4SCsE LzsoEr-W- Z CIsT- Bla5eas Il
mont Wss n -s1 Fs.-c-s.8 - -5s il--s f1zi
E1gs1s War; re o-2gEls- WE- murdered
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getrE ~.
ANSWERS 70 CORRESPONDENTS

CF 70 sFz-A- TA-rE-A. 2, Ger. 4 E-Et-:
te- o. 1874 ~. DO e0zzsLd p-szi1Z
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One PopuIist orator called another q
red pap-sucker," and the other
called the frsl "buIlet-hesdec buzzsrd." j"
That is the way they pass the time Of day
in the middle Ct the road.
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TEaT QCJTAT10S--' 1s;-zl-s11s- O. OAK s-.1
informs -l.q llF=r" q rs CiEy tas- IL .l-sss.
k-.z5z cz-rFl1g o. ~ 5s-s
Wuz n sZ-9l--- -11 1lsz = -E-z
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According 10 Spanish Newspaper
"Weyler and his plans are inoisso.ubly
united, and that being so the best thing
that Spain can 90 il TO drop the plans
into the sea
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

L IS not yet certain whether the tariff
bill VIII make E hone-rUa this week or be
sent TO the field in order 70 give the Pops-
Gratis Of the Senate al oratoricaI innings.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

The beauties ana resources of Santa
Clara County ara well set forth in an at
tTactiys little book compiled by Mrs. Car
re Stevens Walter and issued under the
authority Of the Board OF Supervisors. In
small space il contains a description OF
the county and mum Der of excellent IL
iustrations Of Its picturesque landscapes,
notable buildings and ty picai industries.
Tie publication will make charming SOU
venir for our Eastern visitors TO rake home
with them aad merits q wide circulation.
4 Penpsylysniz congregation caused
something 81 stir a short time ago by
requesting a deacon 70 carry a cssn regis
Ter when taxing up collections. but now a
Connecticut man has devised q better
rcbeme. His patent consists Of small cars
arranged % run along the back Of each
pew and entering iockboI al the end.
There is q slot in the car IN which contri-
buttons can De dropped. When the time
comes ~ take up collection the minister
presses zB electric button and the cara
start forth On their journey. After the
serTies the descons open the boxes. 1t is
tie boss racket
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Lord from faI severed dimes We come,
To meet al last in thee, GU hone-
Thou who hast be<n ouT guide and guard.
Be still our hope, our Tich reward
Defend IS, Lo-5, fFom every i'll;
Strengthen or hearts u DO tay VIII
In all We pan and III We %
Slil keep Is % my se-yice tue.
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E15ezvorers viii End tae climate COL
I'D lie Welcome Ezr1-
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAYOR HYMN.

The following hymn written by John Hay no" american
ambassador ST James, the occasion OF te inter
national Christian Endeavor Washington D. C and
makes appropriate reading time and in this City:
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

c4uyuzzz4 r-.os trusts s0..a- I0r-'saE.'
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Oh. let Us hear the inspiring wo'o
WhIch they q oId Al Hor-5 heard
Brezt1e 10 our hearts tile high command.
= Go onward and possess tle and
Thou who art light shin= on eacH SOU,
Thou Vim s-r truth an mind control
Opea our eyes and make Us see
The oatn wflicFl leads ID heaven and tnee.
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Purple sus god are everywhere
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A-e % Il sou1d 4 a FoTsEs Aro1ad ne
Worsd." 4 vo=n written o. AO1lgoz@ry. -.
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nov .o- t1s Convention.
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BUSINESS OFFICE:
10 2zrEs- s1-@s-
Ea- FE4nc4sco, California
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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-19

man, and further that he is we'll equipped
intellectually for the duties of the posi-
ton to which he aspires. His careful
and correct business methods and the
thorouohness and efficiency with which
he discharges all his duties mark him as
especially fitted to look after the inter-
ests of the district, ami that he will do
so, if elected, honestly and fearlessly those
who know him pest sincerely believe.
He is, therefore, before the voters of this
district with ssthe highest endorsement,'as
to his personal character and as one emil
nently deserving the sufrages of all who
desire reform in State and IL cal matters.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-19
GORMAN .BEATEN.

Senator German has written a very
high sounding letter to Edwin f. Abel,
containing professions of the most mag
unanimous devotion to the Democratic
party, and winding up with the asiuuish.
ing proposition that Mr.. Abel, for and
in consideration of n transfer to him of
the management of the DemccIatic cam
paign, shall support the candidates whom
he has been Opposing, and abandon the
principles which he has been advocatlng
What does this singular performance
really mean? AS an attempt to put the
Sun sin hole" it is ridiculous AS u
tile; for, unlike the statements about his
Intention 10 retire which have been put
forth from time to time by Mr.. Gorman's
friends, this letter over the Senator's own
signature does even profess TO he II prom
Use to retire. To he sure, the letter con-
tains something in the nature of an at
tempted defense against the charges IN
der which the Senator has so long la
bored; but the defense is so pitifully
weak that it can hardly be supposed to
have been the mail thing in the Sena-
tors mind when he wrote tie letter
EaWhat. then, is the true meaning of
this singular, unexpected, and melodra-
matte appearance of this old performer
on the political stage: There is only one
explanation that seems possible: German
is beaten. and he knows it. 1t is the bit
ter foretaste of defeat which drives him
into making so curious an exhibition of
himself. News
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-19
LECTURE AT V. p. I.

BIacksburg, Va, Oct 1S.-The Insti-
tute and community enjoyed rare treat
Friday night in the shape of lecture by
the celebrated orator and psychologist
DR.. w. R. Price, L. l.. B. of Tennessee
DIR. Price is an eloquent speaker and n
broad thinker. He says that hypnotism,
mesmerism. magnetism, cccuitism. and,
in short, all the isms, can easily be ex-
planned and understood by study of the
one great science of psychology. He will
continue his lectures in The Institute
auditorium for several days, and large
crowd will certainly greet him.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-19
A-.NoTED JoURNAL1sT-DEAp.

In the death of Charles A. Dana. edi-
tor Of the New York Sua, which occurred
Sunday afternoon at his home on Long
Island, journalism in this country has
lost one Of it's abicst and most polished
writers. He was born In Hinsdale. New
Hampshire, August s, 1919, and until he
was 90 years had no other than a com
mou school education. He then, with his
own savings and some help from rela-
tives, entered Harvard College, but at
the end of two years was compelled to
discontinue study there on account OF
failing sight.
In lS47 he became reporter on the
New. York Tribune, of which in two years
he was made managing eiitor by the late
Horace Greeley. His changes in the COPY
of the latter, however, being too frequent
and free their relations became strained,
and in 1862 Mr.. Dana retired from the
Tribune to accept the position of third
assistant secretary Of war, which kept
him constantly at the front as the regu-
lar correspondent OF the government. At
JIG CiOSe vi tIe WIZ NC entered uDOn n
disastrous newspaper venture in Chi
cage, and from there in 1868 he went to
New York city to become editor of the
Sun, which place be held until his death.
He was married March 2. 1916, to Miss
Eunice Mcdaniel, and had four children,
all of whom survive him, and were at.his
bedside when the end came
AS a writer he was vigorous and in
cisive, and rs friend genial and kindly;
but with his enemies he had no com pro-
mise to make, and while as a politician
he was far from consistent, he was al
ways fearless aud outspoken in the cause
upon which he enlisted. He belonged to
the class of personal journalism OF which
the elder Eennett and Horace Greeley
were opponents, and with him hns passed
away the last of it's members His mis-
takes We're not n few; but he was a power
-rith the Pen.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-19

II you want splendid house in north
east don't fail to see 1t.
S-room dwelling, Centre avenue u. W..
just west Seventh street; $1,100, easy
payments.
Good house, Fourth avenue n. W., re-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets;
$3.50. $40 cash, S12 per mouth.
Comfortable 6-rGom house, Dale avenue
8. e., near school building; $3.50, $50
cash, SIC per mouth.
Groom home, best location, Fourth
avenue L. w; $3.50, $50 cash. $40 per
month.
S-room residence, Ninth avenue s. w..
81, 600. 500 cash, sl5 per month. Very
desirable.
Business lot, Campbell avenue near mar
ket; 2,10O.
Sroom residence, Sixth avenue 3. W.;
$1,000, 800 cash, $15 per month.
This one may DO just what you want.
Groom house, Fourth street n. e., near
Fifth avenue. good house, good lot.
newly painted, and only $500, and we
can make the terms all right. Come and
see IT to-day
Desirable house, Belmont Boulevard
near school building, corner lot, shade,
stable; in fact one of tie best bones in
Belmont; $3.50, $3.50 cash, $lS per
month.
Groom residence, Fourth avenue n. W.,
near Jefferson street; $3.50, $50 cash,
$3.50 per month.
Cozy little cottage, Rorer avenue south.
west, shade, large lot, only 1928. Very
easy to pay for.
Vacant lots lower than the lowest.
Farms to exchange for city property.
Houses for rent in all parts of the city
Remember it is not the BARGAINS that
wnit until you have consulted all of your
friends and relatives, but those that are
not SO desirable
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-19
MORGAN COMING HOME.

Honolulu, October {, via San Fran
cisco, October Ex-senator Morgan will
leave for San Francisco next Tuesday, ac-
companied by his daughters. They will
go direct to Alabama. and after 81 brief
rest there will leave for Washington, hop
ing to arrive there about the middle of
November. The Senator states that he
has heen strongly convinced in his own
mind, that the annexation OF the islands
is the right thing.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-19
BANK BUSTED!

That's remark heard quite often. II
you have not heen Il depositor of combus-
tibles in one of these in1ammable con-
Germs, you don't know the forlorn feeling
it gives one to see the savings of hard
work and years swept away. and nothing
to show for it.
One of the most desirable homes in
Roanoke, on Roanoke street 3. W., lovely
grove, coat $4,000; will sell At $500.
Groom residence, best location, West
End, cost $4,000; we are DOW Offering it
for Sc, 500.
A beautiful new Groom residence. Sixth
avenue s. w, all .modern .conveniences,
only 81 800, T15 cash, $l5 per month.
New property, West End, Ia acre land.
lovely view; $4,000; $50 cash, $50 per
month. .
Beautiful home, northeast Roanoke, z
rooms, large lot, near market house;
small cash payment, balance monthly.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-19

All parties who are thinking of a trip
to the Alaskan gold fields can obtain the
ton, routes and the character and cost
of the necessary outfits by addressing E.
Brainero, secretary of the Seattle cham
Der of commerce. Washington.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-19

Ex-Mayor Hewitt, Of New York, says
seth Low owes it to himself and the vot-
cru of Greater New York to keep FL the
field as candidate for mayor of that
overgrown municipality; but, as by this
time it must be apparent to Mr.. Low
that he is at the tail end of the process
siou, he will not derive much comfor
from his friends suggested martyrdom.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-19

Election day is near at hand, but the
voters need have no trouble in coming to
a decision on that account. Fair elections
and reform in the management OF State
neglected.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-19

Messrs. McClanahan and Hartwell. the
independent candidates for the legisla-
ture, have unequivocally declared for hon
est elections throughout the State. Can
all the oLher candidates say as much?
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-19
NOTICE OF MEysTINa.

A GENERAL MEETING of the stock.
holders of the Traders Loan, Trust and
Safe Deposit Company of Roanoke city,
Va, Is hereby called under and pursuant
to section 1114, code of Virginia, OF 1887,
to meet at the office of said company in
the city of Roanoke, Va, on the 9th day
of November, 1897, at o'clock p. M.