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The Delta independent., 1898-08-05

burglars had % thoughi!crs!y left o?cr
on their departure. Tbs iroa s:ap catch
which held the lover sash down lad
been forced OF and was found the
morning Of the discovery Of the robbery
lying On the floor rndor the window.
Mr.. Cook had raised tie ts,h, studying
IL within and without, all the ti.no
whistling softly aud saying nothing.
aud his proceedings had Affected Mary
70 the oxtens Of having To declare to
Mrs. Stannard at teaiiuc she was that
nsrvous she didn't know hos to stand.
And with Bridget now gone and the
gale growing and NO one to talk 10 after
10 O'Clock Mary had become more AMI
more ncsvouA Mrs. Stannard found her
sitting in tbs kitchen . little later,
looking white and miserable. and asked
hes why sbs dtds's 20 20 led. whefeat
the poor girl began TO weep. She could
nos explain IT, she said, bus abe felt all
creepy aud queer. She was afraid to
Say alone. She was sure something was
going b hsppes. and ArA Berry, al
wsys kind and sympathetic, bads the
girl make hsd for bsrseif On t!ss cuuch.
she would b glad TO have her sesr her
this night anyway In case sho Desired
20 coomssicate with NetbalieL
10 8sse have been aftsg u O'Clock
when MfA Barry soc0eetisd in sssdisg
Nathalie n bes ruusu. BY sbss tisss sl,s
was oo@fusssbly slowed swsy fw sbs
0tghe - hes 0Wo Wbies tsdL kbs I'D
Masy slas q hssA ss1 seeds. - for.
tAss eeossstoo- Ma 0essoas6 - bsss
seas3oes1 - DuGssll ioog lslcss. ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-17

statement that any changes made in the
composition of the cabinet would be who'll
ly in the direction of more active war
policy.
The Queen Regent has charged senor
Sagasta to form a new cabinet. The pre-
mier this evening conferred with the pres
idents of the chambers and with Senior
Gamazo.
A communication was this morning sent
to the chambers announcing tie cabinet
crisis and asking the chambers to suspend
their sessions, pending a solution On re-
ceiving the announcement that the cabinet
had resigned, both houses adjourned
Senor Sagasta believes the new ministry
will be formed by Wednesday next.
Orders have been Issued by Senior Sa-
gasta countermandiug the reception which
was to have been held tomorrow, upon the
occasion of the Kings birthday, and he
has instructed the captain generals of all
districts not to hold their usual recep-
tions.
Admiral Camara, the commander of the
Spanish squadron at Cadiz, has been re-
called here to confer with the ministers
respecting his intended operations.
The newspapers express fear that a Sc
cret Anglo-Amerlean alliance already ex-
lists.
The Queen Regent has written Mrs.
Gladstone making inquiries and tender
ing assurances of profound sympathy.
To-day long telegram was received from
the Princess of Wales in which occur the
words: II am praying for you"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-17
COMMANDMENT OF TOWNS.
American Practice Condemned I'm
PuIpits of Havana.

Havana, May 16.-In all the pulpits yes
terday, the American practice Of bonn
harding defenseless towns without previ-
GUS notification" was severely censured.
Those who administered the rebuke said
that towns ought not to be bombarded
solely to destroy property or 10 kin pe0-
pie, or for mere pleasure, and pointed out
that In the interest of humanity interna-
tional law had provided that towns must
not be bombarded until the forces Of the
attacking party were ready and In condi-
ton to assault and take the towns
In political circles 1t Is said the Ameri-
cans, while pretending that they do not
wish the reconcentrados to die Of star
walton, are, nevertheless, ready to kill
over a million people by their blockade.
Governor General Blanco Is holding a se-
ries Of conferences with leading politicians
20 settle definitely the constitution Of
Cuba and the personnel of the cabinet. II
IS believed that the original secretaries will
be appointed to permanent positions, with
the exception of .Senor Dolz. the present
secretary Of public works and communica-
tions.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-17
NAVY DEPARTMENTS BULLETIN.
Vessels Given Permission to Pass the
blockade.

washington, May 16.-The navy depart
ment issued the following bulletin at the
close of office hours to-day, embodylng
such official information of the day as the
department regarded proper for publica-
ton:
admiral Dewey was informed that Of
fcers, men and supplies would be sent our
TO Manila by the city Of Pekin. About
POO troops viii 80.
'Mr. Knight, Correspondent Of the Lon
don Times, having received the necessary
permission from the Spanish government
10 land at Havana, If conveyed TO that
port by a neutral vessel has been granted
permission by the navy department to take
passage by the German steamer Polaria,
which vessel IS given permission to pass
The blockade.
"The department hopes TO make an eN-
change Of prisoners at an early date.
"Tne British steamer Myrtledene has
been granted the same permission 10 20
20 Cardonas as was previously granted 10
the Norwegian vessel Folsjo.
'sThe Austrian man-of-war. the Empress
Maria Teresa, viii visit Cuban ports"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-17
contract. and is intended for the Ken

contract. and is intended for the Ken
lucky.
The war department rushed ahead its
preparations for the mobilization and the
thorough equipment of the volunteer army
and the promptness with which 1t is being
done is most gratifying.
The important development of the day
was the definite selection of the corps com
mander. The announcement, however
does not contain any surprises.
Though Major General Wesley Merritt is
accredited to the department. of the Pa
cific, such designation IS made formally
but it is known that he will go to the Phil
ippines In command of the army there, and
will be accompanied by Major General
Otis
The designation of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
as commander of the Seventh corps, with
headquarters at Tampa, would seem TO in
dicate that he is TO accompany tho army
of invasion to Cuba. ?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-17
SAMPSON OFF HAYTI.
minneapolis to BE Intercepted with
New Orders.

Minneapolis to BE Intercepted with
New Orders.
Movement of Admiral SIMPSONS Yes
sells: Copyright, 1885, by the Associated
Press.
Port au Prince, Hayti. May 16.-The
United States torpedo boat Porter return
ed to Cape HaytIen this morning, having
left Rear Admiral SIMPSONS feet in the
ofing
Lieut.. Bennett conferred with the United
States consul at Cape Haytien and hIed
dispatches from the rear admiral. The
rendezvous of the fleet is north of Cape
Haytien.
The Porter left here at 10 O'Clock to re-
join the fleet.
While going TO Cape Haytien yesterday
the Porter struck reef, but sustained no
damage.
The destination of the fleet is uncertain
The store ship Supply was expected to
await the Minneapolis at Cape Haytien.
and her departure from there is said to be
due 10 a mistake, which probably will be
rectifed by the Porters return.
The cruiser Minneapolis Is likely to be
intercepted with new orders.
washington, May 16--It is said at the
navy department that Admiral Sampson
reported to the navy department to-day by
cable from Cape Haytien.
1t Is understood that the admiral, by rea-
son of Information just received by him,
has changed his plans Of operations, and
instead Of going 70 Key West. has direct
ed his vessels toward Cienfuegos, where he
IS expected to arrive within the next day
or two.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-17
PRISONERS TO DE EXCHANGED.
Correspondents Captured in Cuba to
BE Given for Two Spnniards.

Correspondents Captured in Cuba to
Be Given for Two spnninrds.
Key West Fla, May I6.-The United
States government tug Uncas has return
ed here from off Havana without the two
American newspaper correspondents, said
to be Charles Thrali and Hayden Jones,
captured by the Spaniards and imprisoned
in Fort Cabanas. whose release the COM
mander of the Uncas attempted to con-
summate on the basis of exchanging them
for Spanish prisoners held in the United
States.
The Uncas, after leaving here at
o'clock on Sunday morning, headed for
Havana and spoke the Mayhower, which
was acting as flagship of the blockade
fleet. Lieut.. Brainard, U. S. N, special
agent of the United States government,
boarded her and handed sealed orders to
the captain.
The Uncas thereupon hoisted a white
flag and proceeded into Havana harbor.
The Uncas then steamed towards Havana
and when within signalling distance of
MORO Castle, she signalled asking for
anchorage
The castle signalled back that its COM
mander was waiting for Instructions, and
that the Uucas must certainly not an
chor.
After an interval, a launch with the har-
Dor authorities on board. put out from the
shore and took on board Lieut.. Brainard
and Mr.. Knight, the correspondent of the
London Times, who had been chosen TO
negotiate the exchange of prisoners.
AS the launch was returning to the shore,
she was met by Captain General Blancos
launch coming out with the captain gem
erals aide-de-camp and Mr.. Gollan, the
British consul general.
The boats drew together and confer
ence was had. Lieut.. Brainard and Mr.
Knight were~assured that Messrs. Thrall
and Jones we're absolutely safe. and We're
being treated with every consideration.
1t was added that Captain General
Blanco was willing to release them the mo-
ment the United States authorities sent
him two Spanish prisoners in exchange.
Mr. Knight was told he could not land
at Havana from an American boat In
spite of the flag of truce, and it was ex-
planned to him that if he desired to reach
Havana he must go there on a snip be-
longing to some neutral power
The Uncas then returned to Key West
and delivered this Information to the de-
partment
1t is understood that two of the Span
ish captives, now in Fort MCPHERSON,
Atlanta, viii be promptly sent down and
the exchange of prisoners will be con-
summated without further trouble.
Atlanta, Ca, May 16.-Maj. Gen. Gra-
ham has not yet been ordered to send sny
of the Spanish prisoners now at Fort Nc
Pherson to Key West in exchange for two
newspaper correspondents held as pri-
soners in Cuba, but has been instructed to
order all prisoners secured on Spanish
prizes sent to Fort Mcpherson. The gen
eral was also requested by the Washing
ton authorities to furnish guards for all
prisoners so obtained, from the point of
= IL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-17
ST. JOHNS TO DE FORTIFIED.
Great britain 10 he Prepared for
war with France.

ST. Johns. N. F.. May le-The govern
ment has been advised that owing to COM
plications between Great Britain and
France, which are likely to result In war,
ana to the constant friction always devei-
oning along the French shore of New
foundland the imperial authorities intend
to fortify 81. Johns
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-17
sPAIN's CABINET CRISIS.

Parliament AdIourns on Learning of
the designations.
Madrid, May 1s.-Senor Moret, the min
Ister Of the colonies, to-day confirmed the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-17
CONCESSION no rHIArrrNEs.
O6er Looked Upon at Madrid as Best
Move Yet Made.

London, May 16.-The Madrid cores
poudent OF the Daily Telegraph says:
'Bis prompt action In offering con sess-
ions to the Philippine insurgents Is con-
sldered the best move senor sagasta has
yet made.
captain General Augusti wires that
Admiral Dewey appears to anticipate the
cooperation Of the natives within the
nexk FEW days, but no new lnsurgent move
Is noticeable"
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
Q CLEAR OU II

We propose to make things lively this week We have on
hand good many suits, and two of kind twenty
live Ovecoa two and three of KIND and forty or fty
pairs OF Mems Trousers, different sizes and different kinds
The CLOTH cut and workmanship excellent you will
and just as fresh stylish and valuable when first bought
Every garment bears the in plain Figures which
Its fellows have been sold but collecting out all eeu
lar lots and odd pieces and shall offer them this week about
wohrds the regular prices in each One part of the
store will be set off for these bargains and our readers are in
vlted to see the exhibit 1t may contain several things that
want.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
Spring Percales
and Madras.

One case Cambria Percales, yard wide,
latest styles, plaids, stripes and broken
checks, full pieces, 1otc yard.
Henley Cheviot, double warp, for shirt
waists, 121c yard.
"A Silver Star Madras, blue and white,
black and white, green and white plaids,
for waists, 15c yard.
One case Fine Zephyr Dress Ginghams,
full pieces, warranted fast colors, Sc a
yard, worth up to 25c.
Heavy Corded Pique, for skirts, vesta,
etc, 25c yard
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
some LOCAL NEWS
OF INTEREST TO YOU.

Read below. twill give you an idea of
our prices for some of the standard rem
edies. These ore cash prices:
Halls Catarrh Cure, soc.
Laxative Bromo Quinine, 1Jc.
Carter's Little Liver pills, l3c
Frostilla, lGc.
SOzodont, dc.
Fosters Emulsion Col Liver Oil, ST
size now zoe.
Stuart Dyspep sia Tablets. Doc.
Hcctts Emulsion, 36c and zoe.
Williams Pink Pills, 35c.
Fosters Syrup Figs, 2Jc
Castoria, PIC.
California Fig Syrup, 35c
warmers Remedies, formerly $l25.
now SOC.
Miles Remedies, formerly 81. now Coo.
Pier:es' Remedies. formerly 81, now 65c.
Pierces' Pills, formerly zoe, nuw 13c.
Munyon's Remedies, formerly 2Jc, now
loo.
Hoods Snrsapatilla, formerly 81, now
&c.
Paine's Celery compound, o,merlv 81,
now Zoe.
japanese Pile Cure, formerly 81, now
Goo.
Hands Remedies, formerly CSC, now
lSc.
Boro-Thymol, the ideal antiseptic and
mouth wash, full pint bottles, soc
Boschee's Cough Syrup, Sc and doc.
Chnmberlnins Cough Syrup. IGo.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, lSc.
Wine Cocoa (Marian) 9jc
Quinine Pills, doz 100 1Sc
Sterilized Malt, 15c bottle, = for 2jc.
Simmons Liver Regulator, dry, Tic
Simmons Liver Regulator, liquid. Soc
Kings Discovery. 3Gc aud Zoe.
RnpElap:c A NJ
Colgate's Shaving Stick. Zoe aud loo.
Diamond Dyes &c, 8 or 20c
Kilmer Swamp Root, 35c
syrup Hypophosphates Cor pound,
full pint bottles, Zoe.
Hite's. Pain Cure, 1Sc.
Death to Rats Gull size boxes 1Os.
Fad Pepsin Gum (the best) 9 packages
for &c.
MASSlE'S PHARMACY,
T.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
For the HouSeKeepsr !
Linens, shsstings, 1icsings
ToWeIings, Etc.

Lockwood, Utica and other we'll known
brands of B!eached Sheeting, free from
starch, Zoe, 22tc AID 25c yard, full
width.
Pillow Ease Cottons, "a, lockwood,
Pi9uot Brand. etc. l0c and 12ic ys rd
Ready Mad Sheets, Slx90 inches,
bemmed ready for use, 45c each.
Ready Made Pillow Cases, I5x3G inches,
ready for use, 14c each.
Double Fold Fancy Bed Ticking, spe-
cial, only 10c yard
Double Fold Fancy Bed Ticking, CSC
quality, 18c yald.
Amoskeag Blue and White Stripe
Ticking, values exceptional, lac and 15c
n yard.
Linen Crashes, superior qualities and
width, SC, Zoe aud l2!c yard, pure linen
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
White Spreads.
New, EIaboEale|y Embossed Eff
fects. Patent Finish.
Every One Kemmed Ready
for Use.

One case White China Crochet Spreads,
special, 50c each.
Id Marjorie Japan, Marselles effects,
White Quilts, Toe each.
TIE Duchesse. extra heavy enamelled
White Spreads, 81 each.
Crown Jewel. Superior Quality White
Id Quilts, $l.25 end..S1.50 each.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
INTRODUCED BY MR.. HICKS

r. r. Hicks yesterday introduced the
following in the house:
ENonerating lot with house thereon
for the taxes of 1891. being double as
sessment.
Authorizing the county court of Roa.
noke county to correct AN error in the as
sessment of tract of land in Roanoke
county, assessed in the name of b. NJ.
Goodwin and owned by james GOODWIN.
An act to amend and no enact section
pas Of he Code in relation to warrant
for small claims.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
Genuine Brush Mountain Coal. The
best substitute for Anthracite. S5..per ton.
J. H. WILKINSON & co.
EVANGELIST LITTLE COMING.

Evagelist G. X. Little and his wife, of
Chicago. who are now engaged in re-
vival of religion in the United Brethren
Church in Harrisonburg, Va, where hun
dreds have been recently saved from sin.
have been engaged TO bpgn series of
meetings in the United Brethren Church
on franklin road. March Z, at 7:30 p. m.
These consecrated people are sent out by
the United brethren Church and are
workers for good wherever they 20.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
JUMPED THE TRACK.

Passenger train No. 81, due here at
Leo m. from Winston, did not arrive
Mt the Union depot yesterday until after
q O'Clock. The delay was caused by a
freight train jumping the track few
miles from the city. Train No. 81 which
leaves at 4:25 p. m. was delayed two
hours on account of No 30.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
BOARD MEETING.

There will be IA business meeting OF the
Crittenton board of managers AZ the
home, 5l2 Word street, Monday at 3 u.
m. sharp. Prayer meeting at p m.
All pastors will please see that their
churches are represented on the boarr as
this work takes in the whole city 1t needs
the united efforts Of nll the churches.
Some of the churches have not been rem
resented at any of the eetings See if
one of them is yours.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
THE FIRST IN ROANOKE

With its usual commendable enter
prise, the Philadelphia One.Pric Cloth.
ing House Inns secured Il novelty in win
dow exhibitions, which'.is the first of its
Kind in Roanoke. 1t is certainly most
Ingenious affair, ami is called IL rotary
scope" Go in there and ask Nil Schloss
how il works.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
ROLL OF HONOR.

Fer High School for week ending Feb
ruary II, 1898:
Senior Class-Daisy Sherman, VIM. b.
Stone.
intermediate Class-Sallie Fishbnrne.
Blanche McNamee, james Stone.
Introductory Class-Frank Board.
Introductory No. Kate Marshall,
Mhgda Walker, Gordon Dunn.
Introductory No. 2-~Dan Reeves,
Henry Wood.
Requirements for roll OF honor are: No
tardy marks, no absence, perfect in de-
porlmeut, not less than SO per cent. on
any study and an average of 90 per cent.
THE CHEAPEsT BRUSH is guar
anteed Tooth Brush. If any of our %
cent brushes sheds bristle in two
months we'll give ycu new one for it.
we also have others from &c up. Vsn
Lear Bros, DRUGGISTS
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
DEATH OF Mr.. M,cuERRY

DEATH OF Mr.. M'SHERRY.
JAS. III. McSherry, an old ant, highly
respected citizen Of this city, died yester-
day morning ut his residence, 40S Nelson
street $. e.. at II 40 o'clock after an III.
ness of several weeks. aged Go years He
had been i'll I'm unconscious condition
since Friday and the end came peacefully
and without pain. Deceased WAS II ma
tive of Adams county, Pa, and he had
also resided in MaItinsburg, W. Va and
Cumberland, Md, from which latter
place he moved to this PLACE lie had
iived hele for the past seven years or
more and he had been following the occu-
patton OF butcher until forced hr fail
ing health to give up all work. Decease
leaves wife and two grown children,
Miss Mamie q. and G. II. McSherry, and
II large number of friends to mourn their
loss. The funeral will occur to- morrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
MAKING THEM MOVE FAsT

Our prices ami terms would make
dead man buya piano or organ if we
could only TELL him about them. Get one
and enjoy lite. You are dead II long
time. No notes to sign hoanoke Music
Co, c. j. Jennings. Manager, 10 Salem
aTenue.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
HUsTlNGs COURT.

In the hustiDgs courty esterday nothing
OF much importance Was done and after
being in session short time court all
joarned until Monday. Will Duckwilder,
colored, WAS acquitted of the charge OF
being an accessory to the shoe ting of ID.
S. Yates.
Eugene Newson and Jot II Wade, two
colored boys, who were charged with
shooting Yates, we've, on recommenda-
ton OF the commonwealth attorney, nc
quilted. These hoys turned S+ate's evil
dence and by their confession convicted
Charlie Turner, who was recently given
six years in the peni,entiaiy. The case
against Ed. johnson, colored, for mali
ciously cutting s. II. Brooks, will come
up for trial tomorrow.
The Geisen case has been set for re. trial
on Monday, the 2Sth.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13

WHY CAN WE SELL CHEAPER
THAN OTHER MERCHANTS? Be-
cause we buy in DOUBLE the quantity
therefore get better prices-discount our
bills and give our customers the benefit
of it. The F'ishburn Co.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
BENEVOLENT NETTING.

The Ladies' Union benevolent Society
Will meet at the Y. NJ. c. a. Monday,
February IA, at | O'Clock. \ full attend
ance is requested and n renewal of all
members desired. All interested in char
ity work are requested to attend. !. M.
WOLFF, Secretary.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
MEMS OVERCOATS.

The best fitting best made stylish and durable Over
coats in America, the kind that handle MATERIAL
English Jersey Covert Cloth Vicuna and Triple Aled
Motions Trimmings the best obtanabe anywhere sleeves
lined with Satin Some are lined all through with the same
quality OF SILK that the reputable tailor puts his coats
COLLARS made of SILK VELVET No better Qualities
we're put in Ovecoa The prices IS for the 81 SO
quality So SO for the $1,000 quality, the SIS 90
quality SO so for the $500 quality 500 for the $50
coats good any reputable tailor produce
for $50.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
our sos FOR GOOD.
E. c. Keller Fails to Recover. His Mis-.
sing KINDA

H. y. Meier FAILS to Recover His Mis-
sing Funds.
The EaRerstown Mail of yesterday
| gives the following interesting account
of the visit of q Roanoke police officer to
that city in quest of the remainder OF the
money taken from the person vi Il. q.
Keller, late OF Bluefield, WIN lie in Roam.
oke Que night last week:
Roanoke Policeman Johnson. who re.
JoiceS In jolly manner and in the Bibli.
cal front name OF Laban, came here and
got OF the Norfolk and Western train
with a sleuth- like activity.
he was looking up a..woman whom he
said had come to this city with sumo
missing funds.
at appears that Mr.. f. G. Keller, Of
Bluefield, went to Roanoke TO see the ele.
plant. When he was OH the fair way he
met William Myrtle and Samuel Whitta-
ker, who went tbroug him &c the tune Of
Pl3O. Half this amount WAS found in
"hittaker's vest pocket, but the balance
was on the missing list.
The woman was alleged to be Mrs.
Mamie Dovel, and the officer was in
formed she came this way. When the
officer got of tie train he hunted up
officer Alexander. He got search war
rant at Squire Ioung's and went TO
Barney Lungs, at Is 5. Walnut street,
where it MAS said Mrs. Dovel boarded.
There the officers met with all possible
courtesy. They were informed by Mrs.
Do'el, when they located her, that she
knew nothing of the transaction and had
taken no money.
Officer johnson requested her to flash
pocket book on hin, that Whitaker was
alleged to have given her-a big flat
pockstbook. She complied by showing
him the only pocketbook She had, but II
did not fit the Identification. Then the
officer dropped it,
Ie Officer howard received letter from
Chief of Police Dyer, of Roanoke, detail.
ing the case and giving facts. Mrs.
Dovel works for Il family on Potomac
street.
III looks like Mr.. Keller is out $50 for
good"
Our Acme is the best domestic Coal on
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13

Mrs. G. A. Carpenter, n student at the
New England Conservatory, at Boston,
ana pupil of Luis Il. Romero, leader of
the Harvard Guitar Club, desires pupils
In guitar playing. Apply at No 224 Tenth
avenue S. w.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
NJ ASSETS PHARMACY,
lO9 Jefferson Street.

HAVE MOVED my office from 81
Campbell avenue to POS S. Jefferson
street, where can be found ut all times
j. w CAMPER, Justice Pence,