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I Fnrcbase Your S?OBS HOW ? It is Going to be Cold Weather from Now On. Lay aside those old Shoes and call in and get a new pair that will keep your feet warm. We can furnish you GOOD SHOES for Wholesale Cost and less. WE ARE THE PEOPLE. Sample Shoes a Specialty. Yours to Serve, Rqanoke Shoe Co. No. 13 S. Jefferson St. 7S. J. BUKT, Mauagor. C. B. MEADOR'S, "South Btdo Market Square, invites your attention to hi* fnll and complete line ot Groceries, Provisions, Confectioneries, Country Produce and Mill Feed. -Also a complete line ot BOOTS AND SHOES. LOW PRICES FOR CASU. ? Suggestion for Xmas: J IIOTOCKA I II l it, 212 S. Jefferson Street. Ramon's Liver Pills & Tonic Pellets are a Perfect Treatment for Constipation and Biliousness. B?a?"One pill a Jose. THE POPULAR GOTHAM, IT FITS, IT'S CATCHY, IT MAKES THE MAN. Our Overcoats Are the Host Tailored, the Nobbiest in the city. Blue, Black and Oxford Gray, $10, $12, $15 and $20. Our $7 and $10 Suits Are Handsome, Styles Correct, Make? up Faultless, L'rices Below Competition Underwear, CHoves, and ail that goes to dro&s the gentlemen at unusually close figures Children's Suits In great variety,Overcoats nnd Reefers. Mothers, bring the boys and lit them out. ?THE? MEALS & BURKE Clothing Company. 102 Salem Ave. 205 Henry St. -THE Boaiole Steam Dye Worls, J. A. DEVON, Proprietor, Is the only reliable Dyeing and Scouring establishment in the South? west. All others advertised S3 steam dye works are lakes. Beware. Be sure to Bend for us. Ladies' and gent's goods dyed and cleaued to perfection. Ladies1 Sailor Hats Dyed Black to look new. Dou't forgot our number, (10 CAMPBELL ST., Phone 229. Roanoke, Va. Roanoke Shoe Manufacturing Co. -?5 SAL.KM AVENUE r*'"Al! Kinds of Hoots and Shoes Made and Repaired. All Orders 1'unctnally Attended to. li. IIOKGAN Mnnager. Factory Over Chit's Bottling Works. Send Os a Quarter CAN YOU GO IT BLIND ? Twenty-five Cents Two Bits Two Dimes nud u Half Klvc Nickles IT you Uto out of tho rlty mill 111 cents lor postage. Shilling and a Six-pence Twelve Two Cent ttturups Two Twelve ("out Btamps, or Twenty-flvo ones And we'll send yon something useful for your desk or your vest pocket. It will be liupdy for your wife?It Is for ours. If you nro not pleased wo'll return the quarter und you can also keep the article. The Stone Printing and Manufacturing Company, Oppobitc Hotcl Roanoke COW. L. STONC, PftCSIOCNT ROANOKE, VA. BRIEF PERSONALS. G. C Payne, of Ferrum, ia in the oily on business. John Woodrum, of Bent Mountain, was bero yesterday on business. Prof. W. P Quan, of Bell Hath Academy, Ridford, was In the olty yes? terday. Mils Mary Mxcon Hall, of Maryland' is spending a few d ?ys at Alloghany in stituto. W. W. Brown and wife, of Lynch burg, are registered at the Pjnr.o do Leon Hotel. J. T. Shoomikir, of L Tad.inn couaty, is in the city looking after his real ea* tato intorosta. F. L Bell, of Second avenue n. w.. is in Richmond In tb.3 Interest ot the Po cahontas Coal Company. Mlaa Fannlo Burka, of Bod ford Citv, ie visltlner tho family of Rev. W. O. Rons, (31G Franklin road. Mlaa Fannio Fishburnfl, of Floyd Court Houao, in visiting relatives in the city. She will leavo to attend tho At? lanta Exposition in a few days. Trnsteo's Stile. Tub truateo of B. Levy & Alexander ia diaposing of their entire stock of goods, consisting of ready-made cloth? ing, boots, shoes, genta' furnishing gooda, underwear, &c, at No. 23 Salem avenue, and in Salem, Vs., at and be? low cost. Nee advertisement in this paper. ACADEMY OF MUS IC ! iTSiursday, Nov. 28. Beuolit St. Acnes Guild, St. Joint's Church. The CSrcntcEt of All Fairy Spectacle?, " The Mystic Midgets i OK T1IK Carnival offtll Nations." 4S--CH AR ACTER S--46 With a Urand Chorns ot 100-CHILDREN-100 THE ONLY RIVAL OP " BBDWHIES IN FAIRYLAND/' Klahoratn scenery and corneous costumes direct from New York. The whole under the management ot America's greatest lady musician and directress, MISS EMMA It. STEINEN, neslatcd by 1'rof. P. O. Leary, ot Koanoke. Ucneral udu\isi>ion :;5r, Gallery 45c. Reserved seats 15e extra. Tobe had at Johnson & John eon's druj; store. AND WOOD are- the ?ro twlnB. There's no getting along without them, and It's just as im? possible to deny that our coal yard la the boat supplied ono Koanoke. You save on tho quality when you order of at, and our customors always know that they are gottlng full i\olght. A ton with us means a ton, not one or two hundred weight bhort. H. C. STARKEY & CO. 'Phone 105. THE FOURTH ANNUAL -OF THK ROANOKE VALLEY Poultry Association ?WILL BE HELD? December 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, -IN THK? Evans' Bros'. Old Hardware Building, COMMERCE STREET. Ladles and children are specially invited to this most intonating exhibition, which will be opr-n day and night. Admission 15 cents. Children 10 cents. Those who wish to enter fowls for show should apply for premium lists to 0, VV. Thomas, presi? dent, Koanoke, V'n: or P. A. Lorelock, eecretary, Salem. Entries close November 30. Fire dollars Is offered to the exhibitor showing tho largest number of birds scoring over bO points. Five dollars is offercn to the exhibitor of the beet collection of pigeons. Goal and Wood. ALL i, KM)IIS OF COAL. FULL WEIGHT, prompt delivery. Also, Wood by the load or cord. "PHONE 583. Yards, Norwich Lock Works. liaiim T. D. LOONEY. Go to Donaldson's for refrigerators at cost. FOB BHHT. ! ROOMS FOR KENT?WITH OH WITHOUT board. l'J Sevouth avenue e. w., second door from JetTorBoa street. 11 iiliw fiH)R BENT?PHONT HOOM. P1HST FLOOR, furnished or untiirnishod. suitable lor sen tleman, 130 Cburcb uvouuo s. w. II 23 Mt FOB MAL HI. FfOR SALE-HOTEL IN BALTIMORE AT great bargain, on best thoroughfare in city. Paying bir and pool room (tire table?); ho'tl and lt<luor license; moderate rent. Lease, llceuee, ilxtnros and good will for $8,600 ce?h. Owner has other business Address HUTBL BOSWELL, corner Uay and Front streets, llaltlmoro. Md. _ 1119 lw FOB SALE.?MATTRESSES, SUUOK AND cotton,, $3.35. Straw and cotton, %IM. Up bolstering. Factory. 810 Salein avenue. 1039 tt HELP WANTBD-FEMALK. WB MUST HAVB HELP.?WE PAY MEN and women $10 to $16 per week for easy homo work. No books or peddling. Steady em? ployment guaianteed. Send stamp for worn and particular* at once. HERMANN & SEYMOUR, 313 South Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa. 11301m WANTED. HOW TO SPECULATE SUCCESSFULLY IN Wheat, Cotton and Stocks. Mailed frco. Send us your name and address. COMSJOOK, HUGtiES A CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 55 Broadway, New York;_ WANTED?CASH PAID FOB CAST-OFF clothing, etc. Address 3ti Snloiu nvenuo or P. O. Box 6!?3, Roanokc, Va. 10 13 lm AOHNTB WANTED. ALL LADIES HAVING A FEW HOURS leisure each day should write me at once re gardlug pleasant homo work whlrh cisily pays SIS weekly. This la no deception and will cer? tainly pay yon to Investigate. Reply with stamped envelope Miss m. A. STKBBINS, Lawrence, Mich. _ 11 34-tt WANTED?REU Alll.E MAN, PERMANENT position. Stamp and rctcicuce* A. T. MOBuIS, cars th*s paper. 11 3d at AGENTS-A SNAP FOR YOU. SALUS IM meii-fo. Big o >v. Win c >.-t you nothing to testtbebns'nrsB No eampk* ? reded, llousK HOLD SPE.IALTY COMPANY, 7 ? W. Fonrtb street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 10 15 0m "IX7"ANTBD?SALESMEN TO SELL TIGER Vt brands lubrlratlng oils und gteares; liberal commissions paid: references I HE lluWAKD OIL AND GREASE COMPANY, Cloveluud, Ohio. 11 31 3: WA N T E D.?MAN TO SUPERINTEND branch ofllcs for Wrstorn Manufacturing Company. Salary $1,300 yearly. Reference* and $000 capital required. Address BOX S3, Atlanta, Oil;_1031) tt \X7ANTED?TWO OR THREE SALESMEN VV for good territory, to handle onr lino of household goods. Good opportunity for en? ergetic canvassers. Apply Standard installment Company, SO'.) Commerce street, Roauoke, Vu. ?-19-tt HOW TO SAVE MONEY! ?UY TOOK GBOCEKIE9 OF JOHNSON GROCERY C?lViP?NY ?DEALERS IN? Fine Family Groceries, Confections, Notions and Shoes, Aleo a Complete Line of Tobacco and Cigars. Cff" (ilvens a trial and be convinced that we can save yon money. No.402 Third Aye., Cor, Fonrth St. H. E. H i tt - FOR ? Prompt Delivery and Good Work Send to the Old Reliable, ROANOKE STEAM LAUNDRY, GEO. W. AMMEN & CO., Propra. PHONE 110. 1?D KIRK AVK.. S W Ramon's Relief cures Sick-Headache, Neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhu-a, &c. 25c. for large bottle. NOTICE. Those having brick and stone work or vitrifled brick pavements to be laid would do well to call ou or address Tlio Pnictlcnl Contrnotur nnd liitllder. Also all kinds of carpenter-wcrk, plastering, painting, kulsoiuiniuu, and paper banging done on bhott notice. AH work guaranteed. J.T. FALLS. No. 5 Campbell Avo. S. W.. Uoanoke, Va. We Want Ion to Know that we carry the best line of STOVES iu the city. Look at Them And be conviuced. Our prices aro right, too. ENGLEBY & BROTHER CO,, No. I Salem Avenue. HEf HOUSE! Have Just Received a New Stock of Goods Coiieltstliii; ot Latest Styles of Furniture, Car? pets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Cur? tains, Queensware.Glassware, Lamps, Cutlery, &c. We Sell at Lowest Prices. Be not deceived, bnt cell while on MARKET and examine our Block. Market Square Furniture Co,, Usrteook Building. Market Square. . Ramon's Liver Pill removes the bile. The Tonic Pellet tones tip the system. Combined form a Perfect Treatment. 25c. Offer These on Monday to Bargain Seekers: Five pieces s40-inch black brocaded mohair brilliantine, price 37^c,to close out at 31c. Four pieces 40-inch black brocaded mohair, price 50c, reduced to 43c?Monday only. Two pieces 42-inch black all-wool fancies, worth 87^, marked down to 69c to close. Three pieces of novelty black goods, beautiful designs, the price $1; reduced for Monday's sale to 71c. Two pieces 47-inch black mohair cheviot, greatest 62*Ac value, re? duced to 54c. Five pieces 38-inch black and navy mohair cheviot, the price 37^c, to close out, Monday only, 32c. Two pieces 52-inch ladies' broadcloth for capes, in tan only, price 75c, reduced to 62Kc. One piece 50-inch fine tan broadcloth for capes, formerly $ 1.25, on Monday only 91 c, Five pieces 45c all-wool fancies in the rough effects, great 50c value, reduced to 4!c. Three pieces 38-inch covert mixtures, medium shades, former 50cvalue, will goat 23c. Six pieces 38-inch all-wool covert cloth, regular price 37Kc, to close on Monday at 21 c. f ive pieces 34-inch half wool mixtures, good 1 5c value, reduced for Monday to 6%c?makes good wrappers. Six pieces 32-inch plaid outings, dark colors, price \2j49 marked down to 9c for Monday. One lot dark styles plaid dress ginghams, good 8c value, to close at 5c. Five pieces 9-4 heavy bleached sheeting, value 25c, Monday's price . 8c Five pieces IQ-4 bleached sheeting, heaviest, value 28c, on Monday only,at22^c. f* ive pieces 94 unbleached sheeting, the very best, value 24c, will go on Monday at only 1 9Kc. Five pieces IQ-4 unbleached sheeting, the very best, price 25c, to go Monday at 20K- Three thousand yards, fine unbleached muslin, yard wide, actual value 6c, to go at 5c, Fifty dozen gents' fine lamb's wool shirts and drawers, silk trimmed, worth $1.25, for $1 each. Thirty-six dozen extra heavy gents' shirts and drawers, finest Australian wool, actual value $ 1.75; our special price $125 each. Fifty dozen gents' natural wool shirts and drawers, general price 75c special value at 50c. Thirty-six dozen fine Australian natural wool shirts and drawers, well worth $1.50, to go at $| each. Cne csse gents' all-wool scarlet shirts and drawers, cochineal dye, regular value $1, for only 75c each One case extra heavy medicated scarlet shirts and drawers, very soft wool, doubled breast and back, positive value $ 1.75, for only $1.25 each. Fifty dozen fine fleeced "stockinet" shirts and drawers, a beautiful garment, last season's price $1, now only 50c each. Big drive?fifty dozen men's fine suspenders with Harris' wire buckles, big 25c value, to goon Monday at 12^c, One case ladies' merino vests, French neck, silk trimmed, 50c value, for 37JAc. One case ladies' jersey ribbed non-shrinking vests and pants, special direction for washing with each garment, good $ 1 value, for only 75c each- Ladies' fine Australian lamb's wool vests and pants, very pretty, value $ 1 25,to go at only $ 1 each. One solid case children's vests an d pants, sizes 1 8 to ?4? prices I 5c to 33c each. Opened on Satur? day 25 dozen ladies' kid gloves in black, browns, tans, and English reds, 4 large pearl buttons, 5H to 8, good value at $ 1, these will go at only 75c. Fifty dozen extra heavy colored border doylies reduced to 5c each. Ten dozen double thick German napkins, price $1.25. to close out at $1.09 per dozen. Fifteen dozen large dinner napkins, to close out, price $ 1.25, reduced to $ 1.09. Twenty-five dozen extra heavy napkins, the $1.75 ones, will go on Monday at $1.42- One lot (eighteen dozen) napkins to close out, worth 75c, marked down for Monday to 59c. One lot (nine pieces) odd pieces table damasks, bleached and uobleached, prices 50c and 59c, to clear up the lot, only 44c Monday. Just opened another hundred dozen large all-linen huck towels, to go at Monday's big sale for B9c per % dozen. Heavy 4 pound grey blankets at $| per pair. Very large all pure wool very fine grade blankets worth $5 for $4 per pair. Very pretty 10-4 grey blankets, worth $2.50, will go for $2?