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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
Saar, WuisI, GifeI uuo 6unsrld.

Srisr. Ser bisiias &ssisrunss.
prdioent ma9t 6Olgenoes betannt:
9tahoem i'm 2anotreiIe Srier bic
S6psineieude in lebter 3eit in 9r0Be.
rem ltmfan9e feitastelt tpOroen 1T,
rptro hermit Die Qb9altung Der
SbwelnemQrtte 81 Srier, Sermesteil
uno Sell. iOmie Der Quitrieb BON
Sdweinen auf allen iibriaen Mdrtten
i'm Staot- uno Sanotreiie 5rier inners
balb Der WOnate September uno Otto.
Der b. s.. perbotsr. 3unioerbano.
lungen unterlie9en Der gefrafung. =
Dieter Sage perun9liifte in Der gu9el,
itraBe Elm Mallrer babur9. baB oas
6nnoament suiammenitirste uno ibn
be9rub. SdnerUsrlsbt tpurbe er aus
benz S4utte hsruOrseaosen.
SaaraIbsn, 81. 4usuf. Ser
~l4idbriqe &nabs Selo bate aeIiern
8elegenbeit isinem Ramen gbre All
MADDEN. Sin UNI Elm Sabr iiinaeres
WGohen mar beim Seerenpfliiden in
bic Saar 9sfalsu uno maGte benz in
Der Ndbs fidenosn vSeloen" nitt
tuenia Wibe, lie wisoer auf's Srodene
al bringen. Den Sant Der iun9en
Game besebr' ib nidt", modte er tpobl
bel li6 oenten uno erlaubte Iih oaber
gum S6luiie MIR sinmal bersbait su
laden. als sr lie pubslnaB unb t~riefeno
oateben lob = mas ibm aber falt
fhleht befommeu tpdre, - benin bic
&eingefallene 3sigte nibt tpenia Cuff,
ibre @eiblidteit gu psr9eiien ula Dem
&etter bic augen aus,utraBen.
Srier. Gin rebt beoauerli6er
llnfal erei9nete lib tiirslid am Weoer.
ba4. Bon Stuei bort ipielenoen Suns
gen lieB plOBlid Der cine. pelder pben
ltano, cine 8absl fallen, Die Dem i'm
gDaler ltebenoen anoeren Sun9sn, Der
geraoe in oieiem 4~uaenblife auf1ab,
ms Iuge oraug. Die Sebtraft iii
uerlorsn. = Siidof 3orum BON bier
lit an ben Gaiiertagsn in 9pblens Der
Sronenoroen swsiter 2laiie perlieben
tporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28

burg, 5. SeBeler RitoIas aug Sid q b Ql;,
a~eteIitte 1. Bird gilbert ans 9uremburg, 2.
gtouueau y aus gurembure.
o. Slaiie, Settiou B, Greiie: 1. Qescators
6eroinano aus goiierbiugen, 2. Rutter Baul
aus gllremburs, 3. gettenborii Sobaun aus
euremburg, 4. 8ies Sobauu aus 9uremburs,
acceiiitss 1. Bed Seiuri9 aus 9uremburg,
2. Yrim Sbeobor aus Sapin9eu, 3. Warine
ytttolaus aus eursmbur9, 4. 80ufimann
hemp als Settin9en nno Geieure Solepb
aus Eiibeliuseu.
Spanti6sr rnterri6t, pretie: l. Sourueue
eeon aus Rooiu9en, 2. Gang anton aus
Gurembur9.
Stolisnii6sr rluterri6t, 8urIus pom /.
Sabre, YreiS, S6aaf Soiepb aus Current
burg, &urlus pom 9. Sabre, Preis, Sor y
aus 9lrembur8, Acceiiit, Meis Camille ans
Wersi9.
SnrIen, 5. 8laiie, Breiis, /. Srts Safob
aus Sureinbnr9, %. RetiierS. Geon ans Sirs
emburS unb 29elter Meraubsr aus Gurems
burg, 3. 6ourneae Sraus aus 9urembltrS,
accelIite. Rapier @rueit aus Setin9eu, Sac
quiuot Serbinauo aus gettembur9 NIB
Yierre Noel aus @iap.
3. Rlaiie, Yreiie, /. S6anen 9alll ans
e~urslnburs uuS Bis Ssinrei9 aus GtteI:
briit, 2. 2ecoriais Romaiu aus 2urembur9;
acceIiits: gour Paul aus Guremburg, 6lein
&oplpb aus @Obliu9en, Glter Sarl aus Glrs
embur9, Shaul alireo aus Gurembur9 uno
Neieure Uti@el aus SIbsliuSen.
g.. 8laiie, p~rsiis: /. Bird albert aus Qurs
emburg, 2. getsus s y aus %gursmburg uuo
TIi6 6eiurib aus &iimeIiugert, NcceIIt !:
8eiielsr Ritolas aus Sid q b al;, Suud
Yictor aus y~lrsmbrrS uIb Nepers Sobanl
aus Surembur9.
8. 8laiits Prsiis: /. SourueGe paul aus
9uremburg 2. Rrats Sobauu Yetsr aus
&iimeliu9en unb Rauiimaun Remp aus
Setrin9el. Ncceiiite: 9aro @sor9 aus
6apiu9eu, @eiua6ter SuliuS aus gurems
burg uno Prim Sbepoor aus 9apiuSen.
geiaus. Prsis: Berfsr Better aus 9urem:
burg uuo Bsscatore Serbiuaub aus Boiler
oiugeu, acceiite: Wusmauu Srau3 aus
Gurenburs unb Roupsau Better aus Gurems
burg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28

g8terlo6, A. Giibr BET, abn, .. @apri6,
Glib, Meri6.
Serta, l. Breis, S6r0oer Sol RtppueiIer,
2. So6tolb Camille, G6ternad, 3. Sliu9er
9ttt, Sbternd6, 4. Titbr gilbert, abu. 8.
Sarreau Gug, SoIsuoori, /. Ncceiiit, QSar.
ter Rarl, 9bterna6, 2. gtosbaum Sob, GIs
oellu9en, 3. Sober Sob, 8eispampQh, 4.
SaIlellr feter, S6terIa6, 3. Sltuger Sers
biuano, Riimelir9stssu.
SorbersituugstIGiie, 1. Greis, Grnfer
Serotiaiio, Siremburg, 2. S6mars Bern,
@olbett, 3. Oibr Soiepb, &ormelbin9em, A.
Gonpen Ratbias, Nertert, 5. Bebeiiem
9einr, Sdteria6, 9. Sor Qlfreb, gettems
burg, :. Solbab al9, Sel;ingen, 1. acceiiit
GBlen Gugen. 8reueumater, 2. grnter 8e.
ua6t ~
GnsIiid, greis: BOeusr Sobanu, S6ii.
liu9eu.
3et4nen, fafnItatiusr Surius, preis,
Narter CHARLES, @bterrah, /. Qcceiiit,
E~rternetler, Sob, @dterua6 uuo 3immsr
Sob, @dtsrna6, 2. Soeper Sob. gSeistpdms
pad uno Oliu9er Serb, Riimelingeu. Serta,
l. frets, Strooer Soiepb, Rlppweiler, 2.
Sltn9sr 9dt, 6bterudd, unb Strouf Wath,
Seroort, Accel'tt, Gnnrin9er @ruit, @reuers
nader, uno 9oroau9 G0urab, Suaolifobt.
Sorbsrettnn9Stlaiie, /. 9reis, Rda6 Sein.
rid, Gdterlla6, unb @roBbui& Sob, Ross
port, 2. ernlter Ssroinaub, 9uremburg, uuo
Eonsbriid Sob, 8eroorf. 9lccei5it WoSert
Saleuttt. 96tsrna1, uuo Webriu9 Seiur,
@tterua6.
@eiatg, erite abtbeilung, /. 9reis, Road
5einrIh, S6terudh, 2. Senpu grar;, gbs
ternad, B.. StsiumsS Sobann, Gdterra6.
Serta. YrstS, Separb s .. Gdternat, NIB
Hosbaum Sobann, SiioeIin9en. /. acceIit,
SaIleir Eet, g6terna6. 9. sSacauirl Gmil.
Vtes, 3. Slin9er gtif, G6teruo6, unb 8ods
tolt Gamil, Gdterna6, 4. Qoroons Gonrab,
Sngolltaot, 8. Siibr. albert, abn, 6. Drill.
Ter Satob, sid a b u, unb Strond Watbias,
Seroort. SorbereituusSflalie, Ereis, Gols
bat9 Nu9nit, 9eIiiu9sn. /. acceiiit, ,Sreres
Fbtltpp, @6teruad, 2. @subert & y, Gtter,
mad, .. Siel6bur9 Seiur, G6terlvab, 4.
6or Alfreo, S~ettsmbur9, 5. Sonpen Wtatb,
Dtertert, NIB S6mars Bern, Golbette, 6.
@robbui9 S, &oSport.
Gnrnen, Serta, Breis, 0ubr Glib, a6u, 1.
Nccellt, gtosbaum Sob, Siioeliu9eu, 2. lfils
les Noolpb, Seiltngeu, 3. 2Sarter 8drl, Gds
terudt, 4. Nllnd 8drl, 9uremburg. 8ors
bereitun9stlalie, Greis, 6pr qlireS, gettems
burg, l. 4ccelit, Woitsrt @alentilt, Gbter.
mad, 2. S6iltgen RarI, Born, 3. Gielh,
burg Ssrnr, @9terua9, 4. Sonuen Ratb,
Wertert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
6ro6her,oethum.
1us Ger 5auptitaot.

Surem q, 9. Sept. Sol.
aenoe @~enoernnaen limb i'm SiDHian.
flerus uor9etommen: g,
Den 90. Ssmmsr 9itolaus. pfars
rer in 9britnah nno WaDriib Sob.
alb, pfarrsr in Ssrboru, purbe auf
ihr 8eiu1 ebrsnpolle @%ntlaiuns aus
benz Pfarramte bepili9t.
Sr. Yintb Sob. Yet.. 0itar al CT.
Mitsl uno 8%eielsnprdies, wuroe er.
mattiat cine Stsls in .2ebriaa ansu.
uebmen.
IS puroen %ernannt:
Or. Seueni9 SOispb. Yitar Al Die
tirh. gum Yitar Don ct. Wi1sl an
Guremburg.
Sr. Nsopresbpter WolitOr Sob. pet..
aum Sitar in Sietira.
Or. 8eriou Wib., piarrer in Gid.
ipeiler gum pfarrer in 9briiinah.
Or. SOrmann Spbann. aaplan in
&efiH9en (Merid). gum giarrer in
SlV'oS'Nt N<SHpJ'
Sr. Neopresbpter 8usburf Sselir,
gum &aplan in &edinsen.
Sr. NeOprssbptsr S6neiosr gomuno
gum Saplau in Sdanosl.
Sr. SdwarB Nli6sl BON Ssisoorf
gum &Nplan in Settel.
9ur6 giidDfi6en geI6luB bonn 8.
B. DTS, 1T bic 6iliale YOnnepea our
pfarrei srboben uno Or. &aplan Sbin.
mes SOB. pster gum pfarrsr oaislbit
srnanut pOrosn.
g 6aler3a.bl. a. 8pmnaiium:
Die entipredenoeu 3ifsrn pam Dor.
iabre lino in 3lammeru bsisefiat. Die
Nniialt sdblte i'm sriteu Srimelter 500
$50, i'm s~lueitsn Srimeltsr 473 (499)
Sdilsr. 500 (523) tparsn iatboliib,
2 (l) proteltantiih. 3 (3) iiraslitiid.
1876 (l8O) rparen aus Der Staot, So
(93) aus benz 9anotantou. 60 (56) aus
Dem Gantou Sid, 10 (l6) aus benz
auslano. auiammsn 1913 1850; bic
iibri9sn 1872 (173) psrtbeilsn Iia aui
bic anoeren 2autone oss Sanoss. 81
(23) Schiller baben bic gniialt i'm
2auie bes Sabres perlaHen. b) Snou-
itriez uno Sanoelsidule: Sic @nitalt
Sdblte i'm l. Ssmsltsr 297 1898 S1i.
Ter, npppn 285 Gatboliten. 3 (3) BRO.
~tsltantsu uno 10 (9) Siraslitsn. 1874
$50 ipareu aus Der Staot. SO 1857
aus ben Sanoiantonsn. q (27) aus benz
&antpu Sid uno IL (9) aus Dem @us.
lanbs. Die iibriasn AZ Az pertbeilen
iih auf ben 8sit oss Ganoss. 10 COY
perlieBen bic Nnitalt i'm 2aufs oes Sab.
res. Die l. ii. uno III. sissntlideu
Sanoslstlaien SabIten: am l. Hopsm.
Der: 3 (7), 5 90 uno 10 90. SOtal l8
(22) Sdilsr; am /. ausuit: 3 (6). 5
(3) uno 8 (6). SOtal Is (25) Sdiilsr.
Cine YriKsler 3eituna entbGlt cine
lobeuos Ysipreduns Der lursmburei.
i1sn SsitiOn auf Der Sriiislsr Wslt.
ausfeluna. Din bic auf,Gbluna Der
lurembur9er guslteller ihlieBt ii6 bic
erwdbnuna elmer in yriiIel anidiiiasn
luremburaiIhen NirmG uuo cine bar.
auf bs,i9libe @netoOte. bic mir uniern
Seisrn nidt porentbaltsn pollen. Dim
ein9ana sur @btbeiluns Der Sb6nsn
4iinlts bat ndmlib unier Sanosmanu
SsIsr cine SammlunS ieiner tunitpol.
LETT G~rSsuanils in 9eprsbtem Geosr aus.
a~eltsllt. Sieier Sage bsiudte 8Onis
asppOIp ben tIsinsI ssi4madpUa civ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
emrembnr8ii6es aus 8eleten.

Sbiu9en. 2sBtsn Sonntaa feierte
Der bieIige MniitDersin feline ~25idbrise
gntitebuu9sfeier. gu bieisr 8elegens
belt fano Elm Muiitfet iiatt on rpelbem
Is 8eIelibaften iih bstbeili9tsn. ga
CAB es Elm WuliSirsn has n,dt msbr
enoen wOQts. Den Sbinssr tlinser
Die Sbren nod oaoOn 49,. i
Sirpingen. Nm porlsBteu
Sonntas bradte Der neuaepeibte prie-
tier, Ssrr Sominicp. isin grltlines.
opfer in Der bieiiaen Stride ban. Sabl-
reibes Solt betbeiliste iib or Der beb-
rem 6sisr. Die Getprsoist belt Der
bodw. Sr. giarrer BON Sbingen.
3ablrside 8ei6snie wurben benz 8s.
8efeierten oes Soses iOwobl isitsns
Der Sdulluseno ME ieitens ieiner
,ablreiden Sreuuoe Derebrt.
&aro1e. Su 2amornnsil Der.
beerts cine Seusrsbrunit bic Wobnun.
gen Der aferer Poncelet u. Gbspolet.
geios lino periidsrt.
SielsaIm. Ser Shieferarbei.
ter 8ictOr Seanpierre aus Yiirtou, 35
Sabre alt. NamilienOater, p%erun9liidte
ooriseu 5reita9 in elmer S6iefsrarube.
gr iolte I'M gersmsrt les Houlands"
Elm Mine idieBen, pelbe ihm Elm gein
uno einsn arm ,eri9msttsrts.
2ottsrt. @m lsBten Samitas
abeno, 9eaeu 10 ubr. branute bas
Saus oes Ssrrn Nitolas 9sdsr. oas sr
srit Dor 3wei WOnatsn ssiauft bat.
9GnSli6 nieoer. Sasi.lbs mar NOD
ni4t bepObnt. es lag aber ihOn cine
Wen9e Seu BARN. Der S1aoeH 1T
perIi6ert.
&uetts. 2ebts @pde isisrts Der
usepeibte Prieitsr. Sr. Damien.
feline srIte bl. Meiie.
Surbup. Sn giQsrs-St. Ser.
truo babsn @ilooiebe auf ben 66riter
Woies Sebputte aeidONen uno ibn arg
permunoet. er lit Batter bon A &iu-
bern. Seine @unosu iaeinen ui4t
tOOt!i1 su lsiU.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
0c,p @ette.

Mbrobam q Santa 9lara, Der be-
riibmte Soipreoiser. psttete bel elmer
8sleNsnbeit nit einem @raien Wraut,
mannsoorf. sr wolts oieisu bon Der
SanSel berab sinen @iel nennsu uuo ge-
mann Die Wette wirtlid, inoem sr lei.
nsr nddiien prsoiat cine @sidi6te ein.
flodt. welhs bon elmer @emeinoe ban.
bette, bic sinen SummtOpi gu ibrem
S6ulssn aepdblt bate, uno init ben
gsorisu i4loB: aSem gisl traut mans
SOri."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
Die Graae Der Seit.

Sonnta9sidul.S Superintendent tam
Wontas 81 einem Schiller. f~urioso):
Warum mart Su benu 9eltern nidt in
Der Sonntaas=S 9ule, artbur Smith,
Nrtbur Smith: Yapa uno ib - mir
limb auf u~nleren SicQcles ben Suoion
linauI bis Youters 9eiabren.
.SOnnta9sibulsS superintendent ditS
l1helto, eitrig): Sp-lpis pareu osnn
Die Wess2 gut2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
Yrsiieusrtbeiluns am PrOsbmnaiiuu
Al Ghterna6.

Sertia, Prsis, Soeper Sob, S6iiliuSsn,
Iccsiltt, Sce Nicol, Oberanpeu.
Guarta, fsiuen Breis uno tsiusu g~lcceiit.
Suiuta. /. 9rsiS, gseirib, alb, Qipinssu,
9. Simou Sob =. @bterna6, 3. @eib Sran,,
G6teruab, 4. Seder gntou, G6tsrua6, /.
Acceilrt, Wtesler geors, Sid No u, 2. Dtolia
tor vtatb, SbsrspUpUn, 3. S4wiHs, 9siur,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
MANY CROOKED OFFICIALS.

Louisville, Ky. Feb. 27.-The circuit
court grand jury returned indictments to-
day against j. NJ. Mcknight, president
of the German National Bank; Sterling
B. Edmund-, politician, and Alderman
r. f.. King, c. j. .Icnnc, John T.. Ieath.
erman. II. o. Brcuer. y. J. l'rick and +.
y. Britt. member of the combine known
as the big Seven The other member.
Alderman Rceder escaped by turning
States evidence. One Indictment charges
all with conspiracy to detraud the public.
Alderman +. y. Britt was also in
dcted for receiving II bribe of 81, 600 from
President Mcknight, of the German MI
tional Bank, and an Indictment was re-
turned ngainst McNight for brihing Britt.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
Chicago Marine Bind.
CONFESSED TO MURDER.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. PA special from
Gainesville. Gu, to the Evening Consti-
tuition says that Grady Reynolds has
made IL full confession of the murder of
NJ. C. Hunt. The LITTER had 50. 100 in
cash and Reynolds and Bud Brooks plot.
ted To Kill and rob him. Reynolds en-
ticcd him in the country and the three
men went hunting. Hunt had the only
gun Brooks borrowed it to shoot bird,
and struck Hunt from behind with it.
They robbed Hunt and then Brooks got
in axe and cur him to pieces. Reynolds
is i'll Jail 1T Gainesville. Brooks has Let
been captured, but he has heen seen near
Rutledge, Ga. Reynolds says that Brooks
lot all the money
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
MAILING CONFESSES.

Greencastle, Ind, Feb. ,, The Rev
J. a. Lee, of Covngton, confidential
freud of Jackson md Walling, the con
victed murderers of Pearl Bryan, arrived
here this morning, with u full. confession
from Walling, which he wished to
present to the Bryan family, and have
them petition Governor Bradley to com
mute Walling's sentence to life imprisou-
ment. When he was half way to the
Bryan homestead he was met hv Fred
Bryan, who very plainly told him he
would have to discontinue his mission, as
the Bryan family would net consider the
confession. Rev. Lee gave up his mis-
sion, and returned to Cincinnati this
uftprpoop
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
THE PROFESSOR WON.
He Rode 1873 Miles on a Bicycle
in Six Days.

Chicago, Feb. 21.-professor Schncar
won ,he ~ days bicycle race ut latter
Sails, which ended to night. The final
contestants ami the distance they covered
were as follows:
Schuear l.7SS miles, 4 laps
NIllev, | ,I64 miles. lap.
-Ashiner, 1,72T miles.
Lawson, 1.707 miles, lap.
Hansen. COB miles.
lift, 1.46l miles.
At the time set for the finish all lined
up in front Of frederick Gerlach, of the
l.. y. W., and received their prizes in
gold from two ladies. All OF them had
the appearance of victims of consumption
in various Stages Of the disease, except
that the vitality in their eyes resembled
that in dead fish. They were pitied rs
much as applauded. 1t is claimed chat
Schnear rested thirteen hours out OF the
l42
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28

spect The Havana correspondent of that
Journal cables:
'There is much comment by all classes
on the fact that the United States Gov
ernmcnt make no strong efforts to secure
protection for the lives and property oil
American citizens
This and other independent testimony
to the weakness Of. the American atti.
tudc, in the face of gross outrage and in
digntes by the Spanish authorities, is
arousing deep feeling anon; the
Americans in Europe.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
WHY ATTEMPT TO CURE

catarrh by the use of soculled blood RENE
dies: That catarrh is not caused by
blood troubles is self evident when you
reflect that attacks are always due to
sudden climatic changes or exposure.
ANA occur most frequently during the
winter and spring, though the blood is as
pure then rs in summer or fall. y
remedy which quickly relieves AID cures
the catarrhal attacks has been found in
Ely's Cream Balm.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
Chicago Marine Band.
PINGREE WINS.

He is Still Mayor of Detroit and Governor
of Michigan.
Detroit, Mich, Feb. 27.-Hazcn :. Pin
gree is still mayor of Detroit and COVER
nor of the State of Michigan, according
to I'M opinion rendered by the iull bench
of the Wayne circuit court to-day
The decision was upon the mandamus
proceedings brought by Board of Public
Works Commissioner Moreland to require
the court of Wayne to declare the office
of mayor vacant, and issue II call for an
election, to fill the vacancy.
The court holds that Mr.. Morelnnd
standing alone, and without the relation
of ;he attorney general, has no standing
i'll court, and the court has no jurisdic-
ton,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
ROIiI3En THE City

Atlanta. Ga. Feb - Charles W.
Joiner, formerly an employee of the city
sanitary department., has preferred
CHARGES against the heal of the depart
ment. Thomas T.. Veal. Joiner charges
that Neal's buying and selling for the city
were dishonest and that ne used the city S
supplies for his own personal live stock.
Joiner also says that Veal made EN-.
ployes rent houses from him or from
friends, among others woman.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
CHARGED WITH PERJURY.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 2;.--W. j. Ballard,
manager of the Manufacturers Mutual
Insurance Compruy, charges Frank Crapp
with perjury in applying for II receiver
for the insurance company. Crapp will
he arrested. Judge Iumpkins did not
appoint II receiver for the company to day
and will hear further. argument OH the
npfiiinn Nnrf.h Ii
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
BUCKLEN'S AKNICA SALVE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm,
Fever Sores, letter Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qured. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded Price 81
cents per box. For sale ut Massie's Phar-
macy, 100 .Jeffe rson street, Roanoke.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
NOMINATED FOR MAYOR.

Cincinnati, o. Feb. a7.-Levi G. Good
ale was nominated for mayor TO day by
the Republican convention, assembled at
Central Turner Hall. He is well known
in business circles and has figured active
ly in politics. He is member of the
state Legislature.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
No. 9 jefferson Street
CEMENT BURNED UP.

Canton. Ohio, Feb 2i.-The Eureka
Cement Works, at Middlebtancr. three
miles from! here. were completely destroy
ell by fire this morning, rntailing Il loss
of about Sl00, 600 The works were owned
hy Cleveland capitalists. Seventy-iive
men were thrown out of employment.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
"P. D." French Corset.

We carry complete stock Of this celebrated
French made corset. 1t is a make that has been
the market f years They come in different styles.
Have just added the NEW SHORT CORSET,
to be with the Empire Dress"
It's the figure you set from ariug French
Corset" that makes than especially desirable,
They are OF course, all made of finest materials
and finished IN best manner possible
All STYLES of "P. D." Corsets
p D. French Ccrsets, full lire sizes, white
only, at 81 IS
''P. D. !" French Corsets, white only, at az.so
Up. D." Corsets, white OF black at So rs
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
a DIVORCE REFORM

Bismark, \. D., Feb. 21.-The house
today passed bill extending the period
of residence from three months to one
year before action for divorce can be
gin. The bill carried an emergency
clause. declaring that the State and its
judiciary is scandalized and the moral
standing of the State degraded by the
conduct of those who come to this State
for divorce purposes only.
have IA car of nice dry, wide, rough
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
New Addition to our Stock for the Spring is
''Her Majesty S Corset,
A cut Of which we show here

a CUT OF WHICH we SNOW mere.
We are sole agents Of this celebrated corset for
Roanoke.
"Her Majestys Corset" is probably enjoying
larger sale haa any high grade corset IN the market
just
1t is especially adapted to persons inclined TO b.
stout The one great feature Of it is that it will
never break. The peculiar shape Of the corset OBJ
vlaes the usual great Inconvenience OF aking In
1t IS shaped exactly 10 the figure. If you have not
yet been altogether soited In corset and
that Will last, buy "Her Msjes,y's."
It's high grade corset however Price, 81 IS;
either black white
Try 1t recommendation and you will fnd
1t the pleasant wear, he the greatest addi-
ton to your figure, and the cheapest when the many
b-nehts realized after wearing
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28

81. &. Corsets, Mae Up shao
X al sizes It 81
81 B" Emp1e Ccr-ets, white a I
81 B." Empire Corsets, very shot, white only at 81 90
These are entirely with
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28


Lowest Prices Permissible he
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-28
r. & G." Corsets.

The "R. & c." Corsets probably the most
desirable of all the domestic made Corsets IN the
market We carry full line. Sell than
house In the section. All sizes In all styles now
ready Come to us II "R & G." Corset
"R. & G" Ccrssts, white aud black, at 75c
"R. & G." Corsets, white and black, at 800.
OR. & c" Nursing Corsets, st $500
Or. & Corsets, white only 81 SO.
"R. & G Corsets, white only at $225
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-17

piece on tour will be in eve-y particu-
lar identicsl with the Casino produce
tion, except In points where improve
ments have heen made. The play was
written by Hugh Morton and the music
arranged by Gustave Kerker. The
scenes are in. Huckleberry Centre,
Maine, New York City and Coney Is
land The story is in brief the ehron-
icles of modern sentimental journey.
1t narrates the adventures of Johnny
Brown, q newly welded rustic, who
with his bride Sally, and a thousand
dollars visits gay Gotham on honey
moon trip. When Johnny. returns to
Huckle berry Centre, Maine, few
weeks later, the thousand dollars are
gone ard indeed he barely succeeds in
bringing back young Mrs. Brown who,
all but topples over into the maelstrom
OF Gotham's gayety. But in the
picturesque vernacular of the sporting
contingent the pair get rapid sprint
for their coin, and find resting places
during this run. at the Grand Central
dep't. the Hotel Waldorf, the lobby
end of Coney Island. They become
associated with bunco steerers, gold
brick operators, the impecunious mem
bers of a Thespiau aggregation and
other characters consumed with de-
sire to separate Johnny from his money.
For their diversion, burlesaues on pop
u ar plays are given; lavi-hly costumed
balle-s are shown in strikiuglv beauti-
full dance arrangeme nts; notable per-
sopages sre introduced in caricature
and the entire gamut of a big city's
midsummer madness and gayety is
run.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-17

of ore was run ont that assays II ounces
in gold and 10 ounces in silver. This
strike will cause matters to be pushed
vigorously, and we expo ct to hear of a
cont nuOus body of ore being In exist
ence there.-Prospector.
Few persons have any conception of
the wonderful development of iron min
ing that has taken place in the north
west during the past few years. The
Iron mountain mine of Minnesota has
closed for the season, with shipments
of 765, 900 tons. placing it in the lead of
iron MINIS in the world for the year.
The Bewabik mine closes last month,
with shipments of AIS, 900 tons and the
Mahoning, with 425, 900 tons. The lat
ter mines are also Located in Minneso-
ia.
The Saginaw Mining company yes
terday sent out to their pumping sta
ton on the Santa Cruz q pump wei Ugh
ing ten tons with q capacity of 5OO,-
600 gallons daily, to be used in sup
plying their camp and reduction plant
with water. Tee piping is already
completed and the setting up of the
pump and making connection with
the pipe line will be but a matter of q
few days. This camp is RAPIDLY forg-
ing to the front as an important feed
er to the business of Tucson.-Tucson
Star.