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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-11

Der Nieren, Der 8laie, bes Magens,
bes unterleibes uno Des Graueniphems
1T Sd6nfelbs bettf9er Nierens unb
2eber-Sbee bas ar6Bte, penn nidt bas
einsige 9eilmittel Der Welt. Die gr6B-
ten autoriidten auf meoiSinifGem @es
biete empiebIen feinen @ebrau1 nidt
ilur ale 8orbeugungsmittel, fonoern
aud aIs 9eilmittel in alien 6ronif9en
G1Qen.
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Muths Biepwirthschan

MINUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Redts, aegeniber Dem ginsans gum @rereier.
@lab am @cbernment Sia befinbet fi1 elm lou.
i9iges Yldbden, in tpeldem 8eiu9er beS sri.
litarpoltens itets frifdes, faItes Bier antreiTen.
9err Wutb bat biete 8erbeferunsen orrgenom
men, 10 nab Der aufentbalt in ieinsm 9ofal f6
~ elmer iutrtlt9sn Gfboluns %sefaltet. Rein
Grenloer beridume, ipenn er einea Nusflua mad
Dem Government Gill madt ODER Dienifaa un6
Srnnerfag bic 9arabe beiu@t, bel Gapt. Mutb
boraufpreden. @inbeimifde unb frembe 8iere.
I9,s,t3R
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-11

.Velvetine Powder" Dief
9raparation tpuroe auert in Der preubiiden
Mrmee sesen berbribte unb ~srinoise 8iSe, &c.
gen baS @unbreiten ober WnnbIaufen, aegen
YrideIbibe unb ole Der leberbikuns oes Blrtes
entipringenben Sautfranfbeiten ansemanbt.
MlS elm Wulber fit 8inber ftebt eS unibertrof.
fen ba. @reis % gents. Yraparirt unb gum
bel u. 9reib, alamo Drug Store,
Gan Wutonio,
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California Wetne.

9err s. $. Meper. Wboleiale
unb &etailbdnbler in 8einen, Mlamo
Blosa, i'll foeben bon ieiner Dierter
&eiie nod @alifOrnieu 5uriidgefebrt.
Ct fam isBt feline Gunben uno Samis
lien nit ben beiten Sorten bon @alifor=
mia Wein unb reinem Sranbens8 ranoD
berieben. &einen California Glaret
berfauft er Die @allone gu 81. Ports
uno aubere unoerfdlf6te. @eine iinb
ftets bprrdtbig.
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ain as reifenbe 9smblifmu..
Gin Dollar seipart, lift elm Dollar bel
nient


6ient.
Wenn SIR 3eit unb @elb fparert
wolt, fteigt i'm Central 9otel, am Main
pla5a, ab. @s 1T elm biliges unb 5uz
berldifiges 9otel, mo Sbr aus9esei9nste
Gof unb ale %benfbaren 8equemli1feis
ten fir $1-$1.50 pro Sag erbalten.
6traBenbabn in unmittelbarer 9dbe.
Smnibuiie mad ben 8~abnb0fen. See
legrapb= uno Selepbon : 0erbinbung.
SIN 9auie befiubet i6 bic Office Der
Borne, Comfort urb Jriebri9sburg
poiffuti6en. Sribiiid bor Der @bs
iabrt. Colonel S. q. Bafer fibrt bas
0oteI felt II Sabren uno bat feis bic
3ufrieoenheit ieiner &unben geerntet.
Ser 9roBe 8erfebr bon Deutiden bas
felbft le9t 3eugniB baDon ab.
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Mp fdnbe iid in San Mntpni

= $50 fdnbe iid in San Mntonio
mobl elm plab, an Dem ma bic Stun=
ben bes Nadmittags ober Mbenbs i'm
@pdtberbFt ober Winter in elmer @all=
men unb Masen erquidenben @eiie
better perbringen f0nnte, als in benz ele=
ganten Muitern<S alon bon 9arnif9
unb Baer. Wenn man bel Befu9 Der
b~egnnnenen Saifon als Elm 3elWe1 Der
padfenben Beliebibeit bieies 2ofals bes
tra6ten bari, 10 f6eitt Der @rfolg fir
ale 3eiten geli9ert. Sie .beri6iebene
3nbereitung ber pobH9medenber
Sdaaltbiere Bel !9arnii1 & 8aer itebt
auf Der 96be Der BoQtommenbeit.
Sauberfeit unb bortrefflihe 8eoienung
iinb nniibertrofen. @orSiigli9er &afee
unb gbocolabe unb feines 8adtperf gu
ieber Sages5eit. 8,10,t1M
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rag gi1en sroben @orratb bon fer,
tigen SerrenfIeibern- So6s
3eitss uno 8eieli6afts= Mnsige Spe3iali-
tdt : inbet man bel g ancoa # &
Sobn. Qualitdt bor3usli1; preife
biaig.
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Muftern uno sstsd,e.

Mir MAIDEN hermit benz publifum
befannt, bob mir infer Mufterns unb
Slid @ef9dft tpieber er6Hnet baben.
Wir befiben umfafenbe 8orfebrursen
CUR 8e%riorgung bon 90tels, &eftauras
tionen unb Gamilien. Bilige 8reife.
Greie Bef6rberung mad auen Stabtz
tbeilen.
Can Nntonio gisfabrif.
2o.1H,I@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-11

Dead Shot" @ereip @orm 9tni>
ment iuitft fiber unb fdneu. Dieles Eminent
toptet bic @irmer ausenbIidli9 bdIt Gliesen
al unb beilt bic @unbe. SIN @afer a~ufgel0it
III es elm aus9eaei9netes Seilmittel gegen irgenb
neIGe @unbeA beiin 8ieb. Nreis so gents.
Eraparirt uub gum 8erfauf Bel ". Drei6,
San Mntonio. 1876 tup
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pms Oemina. Wetp Merico. mirb

Gus OeThlHg, Jtefp WteGlco, plr6
gemelbet, baB bel Snoian Springs eire
Nnsabl Snbianer bic Gandes Der Mii.
fouris unb Der Glorioa Cattle Gonls
panp iiberfielen, einen &an9er t6bteten
uno pieI 8ieb forttrieben. Gin aus
Wem Orleans iiammenber 8iebSidter
Namens Safob Salling, welGer cine
&an6e bel Cafe Yalep befaB, Durbe
ebenfals BON einem Srupp Snbianern
iiberfalIen unb aet6btet.
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@m. $. CmttcrSiSe & Co.,

BlumberS u. @assTitters,
335 Sfs9outonfrabe, Gan antonio. Babe.
banner, Stnrabaoer, @aiereloiets, Marmor.
platten, @ummiidldude, 8Iei> unb G~iicnrob.
rem, 8isrupparate unb @asTxtures auer art.
allie anftrase peroen prompt ausseflbrt.
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I'M nit benz 8orratb gu rdumell
berfaufen fie einbeimiide uuo lmporz
tirte Welne gum &otenpreiie uno 5rpar:
california WeiB. unb &otbpeine,
Nngclifa. @berrp. &ieslina unb franz
s01iI6e Glarets BEL Der Gallone.
s. itenweine:
&%iioesbeimer,
Sobanntsberger,
9O6beimer,
MoielblAm6en,
2aubenbeimer.
Chateau M%arSaur,
Chateau 2afitte,
Gbateau ga &ole,
Chateau 8ouillac.
Oie gangbariien Marfen BON @bam:
pagner.
Seine @bisties Bel Der @alone.
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SUR nod 2 Monate bis gum l. Sanuar unb
bis oabin 5ietet iid bic @elesenbeit bel s ARB
8aum au Der Commerce : Straben : 8riide,
edte @eine. @ )isfess, @ranbies unb @isarren
gu Tpottbiai9en Yrsi' es su ~faufen. Die anad-
ben, tueld,c 9err Saum in 8etref feiner @aaren
madt, bepabrbeiien fd bis ms tleinfte Detail.
ct 1T afS resler @eiGdftsmann befannt uno
tpem CT Die 8erii6erung 9iebt, has er $3.50
@roSen an ieinen Waaren fpart, fam oerfel.
ben unbebinat @larbcn f6enfen. 1,10t3M
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- Wer 0ersniisen an elmer semiitbs
li9en partie Billiard finbet, Der beiu9e
@Iarf's BilIarb 9aIIe, Str. 8
IL, &lamo @traBe. 8oraisli9e @es
ieli6aft, Z Sif6e.
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SnfPs 5aafs aSf6aaesnl

graa<3 Rest pber Gertssaar busa cine etfs..ss
Grplicaiirn tieieS 6Srbepitifts IN Elar5sa#s6
Ef1s1nr5 peraranbelt. 1G8 irirft off Ter GtgAs, eiae
nctariiAe Gerbe rsrletheub. @si q.ppthetert at
takcn, cher segea G.nrfarg ron 81 per Ggpreb pess
ianbt. CfHec: A. aSssrrap Ct, Aesp Dorf.
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.Gartleibi0feit. -

suft's 5ttirss finb Set berart.sea SaIen beiuns
s g~eeianet. cine 9pi8 beirirtt cine lpfde Cs>
ahfsperhnteruna, bab Der gatieat barlber e%ritalnt.
Gle ftdrfeu ct, Wrrctit rnb reruriaGen, he5
Der 65rper an Jfeif1) Susitttat; fcrttt uirb her
2rsautsmus fltN le ecst6brt, urb bara lire
fpi5-id1e @ixfnn9 auf BITE DcrOauusescrga.s
SIC afeaeInt1fisfcit bes gfubIsaneS hcrteis
sefi3rt. Rreis rs Cts. A. WstrraD Gt., 81. o.
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FRANK STAIRS
Fish and Oyster Depot
41O West Commerce Street
First Glass Restaurant Connected.

Receives daily and will ship by express
or Otherwise Berwick Bay, Matagorda Bay,
New Orleans Lake, Mobile Plant, Blocks
Plant, XXX Select and Select Oysters in
nd half barrels to order
Every variety of Cuff Fish, Shrimp, Crabs,
hard and soft shell, deep sea turtle, etc.
All orde s for country filed promptly and
carefully. Orders delivered free in the city.
l am constantly receiving fresh goods
by express, for proof Of which 1 refer to
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s and Texas Express
company. Telephone No. 1863.
18,9,d6m FRANK STARR.
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ss,u Cinderella sd1mb gtpre

SIN Cinderella Sdbmb stpre
finbet man bic beiten Solar Sip
56ube;
Sic %feiniien un5 bsiten @6ube uub
@tiefel;
9ie bauerbafteiten Nrbeitsf6ube;
Cine groBe 4uspabl BON 9errenz unb
2nabenftiefeln;
Sen f6Oniten @orratb bon 9amets
i6uben utto Slippers;
&inberi@ube in ieber @r0Be unb
Aualitdt;
@ummii6ube unb 5tiefef;
&eiiefoHer unb &eiietaiden.
Sir a0es Sizes gebe man gum
Cinderella S9ubzStore,
gde 9DuifontraBe & Noe. s.
17,1O,3Wt
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Denermann Bros.
Nlamn NIQaa,

Stapel unb Sancp : @roeeties, Meine,
Wbisfies II. +. 70. II. I. 10.
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@mmoerbare Nettuna.

Ser Npotbefer IS. IS. Geeb bon @indeter,
Snb., iGreibt: Cine meiner &unben, 2oniia
Yife. 8artonia, &anboIpb COUNT, Snb., lit
felt LANCER 8eit an NuS3ebruns unb tpar bon
ibren Geraten aufsesebsn iporben. Sic borte
bon 9r. Sings Stem DISCOVERY gesen Musseb.
runs unb faufte bas @litteI bel mir. Na9 6
Mtonaten fam iie gu GnB nod unierer Staot,
cine Gntfernnne bon 6 Nieilen, unb 1T iebt 70
melt berseitelt, Dab fe ben @ebraud bes Wfit>
tells einseitelt Fat. Sic verbanft bemielben ibr
2eben.
YrobeTaidsn gratis in ber apotbefs bon u
0reib.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-23
AGRIP aRARRER-


William Davis, a cOlored boy who
acted as porter at the Merchants hotel
Sunday, stole valise from a travelling
man named Wolfe, who was stopping
at the Coolidge. Young Davis was
brought before Justice Fletcher Monday
morning and waving examin-
alton he was bound over to the Sep
TENDER term of the district court. Being
unable to give bond. which was fixed at
$500, he was committed TO jail. Mar
shall WhIIe is entitled 10 considerable
credit for carefully and promptly work.
ing out a clue which led to the cap
ture of the thief and the
recovery of the valise. After the trial of
Davis, Deputy Sheriff Worster, by lit
tie strategy, made the fellow tell where
the hidden papers were. The papers,
which we're found concealed in an out
house south of the railroad.
were valued at about $500.
Mr.. Wolfe has promised Marshal White
to award each member on the police
force with q handsome nickle bulls
Eye Lantern" to be considered as q
present from the firm for which he.
travels, rewarding the officers of Empo
ria TOR their diligence IN running
down the thief and securing the stolen
proDertV,
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tIAl element in education. It
is at least seven years after the common
school work, before pupil can be said
to have an education. The days for the
omnibus school are nearly numbered.
We need such men in Intellectual power
as Bismarck and Won Moltke, Hugo ana
Theirs, Gladstone, Disraeli. and our own
Garfield, Edmunds and IRgalls: In order
to have them we must educate them
If we do this we must have as good
institutions as exist where these states
men and scholars have been brought up.
The halfway work We have been
doing In the west must give way to thor
ouRhness.
We,need men who shall be leaders of
thought In all walks of life. A man of
whom Il may be said, ''One blast upon
whose bugle horn were worth ten thou
sand men," is the requirement of the
age. To prepare such men for their
work Is the purpose of this school.
For this it IL founded, and by the
blessing of God and the help of the peo-
pie OF the state Of Kansas 1t shall be
completed. 1t is TO stand on this hill
and in the coming generations point the
youth of Kansas TO the highest scholar
ship and the purest life.
The building, Of which we to-day pre-
sent beautiful picture, will be compile
ted as early as possible. The walls are
now finished to the tier of upright ma
sonry just above the basement windows
and the corner stone has been laid.
The College of Emporia. once merely an
idea. Is a reality, a blessing and
pride of the city after which it Is named
and will soon be possessed Of the hand
some edifice whose rising proportions
now already grow in majesty upon the
beautiful College Hill.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-23
THE WATER TROUGH.


Through the generosity of ex- Mayor
Warren the long talked of water trough
has finally been provided and placed in
front of the court house where during
the hot days the farmers teams may
quench their burning thirst The trough
has been put IN place without cent of
expense either to the city or county.
Mayor Warren paid for putting 1t in
and Mr.. f. II. Smith furnished
the material at cost and did the work for
nothing. The inch iron piping connect
ing the trough and fountain was present.
ed by Hardcastle 8 Kenyon and the
work done by r. w. jeremy.
The trough ia fifteen feet
long and will accommodate four teams
ct one time. The water was turned on
forsthe first time Monday afternoon. and
one of the most convenient and nee
essary institutions In the city, is now in
successful operation for which the city
and country are under many obligations
to the donors.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-23
READING NEWS.

EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN. JR.
TUESDAY, July 81.
Isaac Species infant child died and
was buried yesterday. Its mother died
only two or three months ago.
Mr. Yeamons has also sold his bust
ness OF bOotmaker to F l.. HAGEN, and
will return to Illinois this we@k Mr..
Hazen is just from the flooded district OF
the west, and we hope that his wheel of
fortune will now turn towards brighter
prospects.
George a. Conrey is preparing to erect
a new store building, 20x4O. The first
half days work being the stalking out
for the foundation and hauling rock.
Ers. Biddle, Cranston and Edison are
all on the sick list.
L. Severy and sons ship ten car loads
of steers TO- might. Frank Douglass one
car of hogs and the Small brothers two
cars of steers. Several car loads were
shipped Sunday and Monday nights
also.
III. E. Dubois has new gig to ride
about to his work, and anybody can
judge OF his ability to apply the brush
by the looks of this livelY-colored little
vehicle.
The Baptist society will have an ice
cream festival at the school mouse next
Thursday evening.
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AMERIUUs NEWS.
EDITED BY BURLow.

MONDAY, July 30.
The infant child of Mrs. E. p. Hiatt,
aged years, died yesterday, ct II
O'Clock OF cholera iRfantum. Services
were held at the residence of the family
at 8 80 this morning. The remains will
be inferred in the cemetery near.
Quite large crowd attended camp
meeting yesterday. There was some
thirty persons up from Emporia. As 1t
was excessively hot some of the parties
thought best to have their smelling bot
tie" along. They would keep it well
covered with coat, but would pull the
cork and take frequent drinks, right In
plain sight OF the mInisters' stand. Sorry
they did not know better.
OrIn Lamb is expected to return from
Iowa. He will make his arrival to-
morrow.
Mrs. D. G. Grinell starts to-day for
Augusta, Ill. to be gone some two
months visiting friends and relatives.
s. nj. Bell is moving to his farm.
Americas will now be without a mayor.
WANTED-Butter aud eggs ct Lesh
Bros.
Ribbons at Tressler & Lowry's.
Seth Thomas clocks at J. s. GibsOn's.
Ice cream freezers at j. s. Gibson's.
Fred Henning, at the old stand of G.
G. Pickering & Co., has greatly increas-
ed his former stock in every way. His
prices are as low az you can find ia
Lyon county and 9 fair share of your
liberal patronage solicited.
FRED HERRING.
Brocaded dress goods at Sc q yard, at
Tressler d Lowry's.
Diamond dyes at Bonds
The finest stock of good jewelry in
the city at GibsOn's pioneer store.
Lesh BIOS can furnish you with any
style or sized picture frame desired.
Prints at &c q yard at Tressler s.
LowrY's.
Lard and machine oil at Bonds
Halls condition powders at Bonds.
Bird cages and gasoline stoves at J. s.
Gibson's.
Rock chrystal eye glasses and specs at
Bond's.'
Lawns, "a cts. q yard prints, go Cts
ydIu onStliDR5s 4 CtS. yhfO; STRIPES
8 cts. . yard; Indigo prints, IL cts. q
yard best domestic gInRhams. ~ cts.
Just think of IL! A dress for 25 cts,
and evry thing In proportion, IS We are
bound TO cell at the great closing out
sale of ]. D. Gibson.
For anything yOu want In dry goods
or groceries, call on Treasler 8 Lowry.
They don't take back seat for any one
in prices.
Remember that IL. w. Gibson carries
q large stock Of all the leading family
medicines in the market.
The Royal st. John sewing machine.
The best In the world. n. w. Gibson
agent.
Sample bottle cough syrup free al n
W. Gibson's.
Sample bottles beat blood purifier free
at n. w. 0Ibeon's.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Tom Evans has gone to euedu
Springs.
Emerson Reed of Monticello, Illinois,
Is visiting at the residence OF j. A. Mes.
bitt.
Mrs. R. P Murdoch, of Wichita, and
child are visiting at the residence of J..
E. Caldwell.
John Carver, who has been on an ex-
tended visit IN the east, returned last
Tuesday lo"king hale and hearty.
Jim Stafford and VIM. Smith, who
have been visiting IN Michigan for sew.
eral weeks, returned yesterday on the
cannonball.
Miss Lizzie COult. formerly of En-
poris, but now one of the leading sta
TONERS of Newton, is visiting friends in
this city to day.
W. E. Brewer, a cousin of w. d.
Brewer, is visiting in the city. Mr..
Brewer ia from Springfield. Illinois, and
thinks of selecting Emroris as his future
home.
Phil Heilman and L. G. Wilcox start
ed for tour through the southwest yes
terday. During their stay on the From
tier they will make their headquarters
at Fargo Springs.
Mrs. N. Richmond and daughtsl
Rosa returned home Saturday evening
from Severy, where they had been at
tending the funeral of their esteemed
friend Joseph Pitzer.
Miss Annie Greer started to-day fol
Kansas City for short visit. From
Kansas City Miss Greer will go TO Chi
csgo and remain until time to begin
schOol work In September.
Col. Robert B. Evans and wife started
to-day on the cannOnbslI for Lewiston
Illinois. for q few weeks visit among
friends. We wish the colonel and hi
lady pleasant visit and a safe returnr
Nr. VIM. Mays, who is as good Z
workman as ever handled the pain
brush in EmporIs, has traded his farm
near Lebo, for property in Burlington
where we understand he will pursue hi
trade.
bliss Ida Huffar Of Chicago, Illinois
arrived in EmpOria on the cannonbal
this afternoon and was met Al the depot
by James Huber. A marriage license
was Issued TO the above named parties
by Judge j. w. harrington to-day.
W. r. Valentine. who has lived IL
Emporia for about two years, and proven
himself a young man of considerable,
newspaper enterprise and ability, started
yesterday for Kansas City, where b.
will make his home for the present.
Captain = B. Warren and Lieutenant
Isaac E. Lambert left last Tuesday OF
q ten days trip to the Indian Territory
Our reporter did not learn that thesC
| gentlemen were summoned to the iron
by Generals Sheridan and Miles, but il
any event the heroism displayed by oul
esteemed fellow citizens in thus goinG
down into the country of the "ReC
devils" is TO be accorded due measure o.
praise. We understand that further
quota of troops from this city will no,
be demanded. We trust the gentlemen
will wear their hair shoft while absent
and hope to hear of their valiant deeds
Through the numerous specials to the
Wichita Eagle and the dispatches sent
out by the war correspondents OF the
Chicago papers.
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an ,mPoRrANr CHANGE.

ii. e. Norton has purchased of H.
Metz the clothing establishment at No.
1876 Commercial street. The business
will be continued at the present stand
and will be under the manage
ment of j. p. G. KTemer. whose
experience and abilities presage the
success OF the new departure of our
esteemed citizen. Harry Norton, takes
TO commercial matters as one OF the ele-
ments in which he is happy. That is
the kind of an office-seeker he is, and
we do not doubt but that he will do a
Gland Office" business in clothing as
well as IN real estate.
FL. Metz will remain in Emporia and
conduct real estate and loan business,
with an Office In the room lately retitted
by H. e. Nortsn.
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were nOtraCes of sxsarnai violence on the
Dr.. Charles Gardner was next exam
ined and gave In substance the follow
ing:
made an examination of the body Of
Mrs. Anderson in the presence of DIR.
Frost this morning as half past Eve. I
found the stomach IN congessed state.
Redeemed somewhat and containing
about four ounces of Q chocolate coIOred
fluid, and the kidneys were somewhat
smaller than normal the bowels and
the bladder were empty and so
far As could discover the external aD-
pearance. The other organs were
healthy. From the examination of the
stomach and from the test made of the
hulu found therein, the woman, should
say, died from arsenical poison: We
found no indication Of any disease that
would cause death the body being we'll
nourished and no unusual symptoms
except thst OF poison, and the stomach
indicates that sufficient amount
of arsenic had been taken TO cause
death; have seen an analy.
sis of trough on rats" and am confident
It contains enough arsenic to cause
death.
The evidence of Minnie Anderson
daughter Of John Anderson, and W. II
GiIchrist was then taken but developed
no additional facts of importance.
The jury then adjourned and me
again at O'Clock this afternoon in DR.
Frost's Office. DR.. Chas. Gardner wa
examined and gave some additional fact
IN reference to chemical examination
Of "Fough on rats'' and the fluid fount
in her stomach.
The following Is the verdict, as rem
dered by the jurors:
STATE OF KANSAS,
LYON COUNTY.
An inQuisition holden at Emp0ria, 4
Lyon county. on the 22d day of July,
D. 1885. before me, Dr.. Frost. coFone
of SAID county, on the body of Deli
Anderson, there lying dead, by the juror
whose names are hereto subscribed.
: The said jurors, upon their Oaths
say that said Mrs. John 81. Anderson, I
} the best of our belief and the evidenC
, given, came to her death from the effec
of poison administered by her Own ham
In testimony whereof the said juroI
have bereunto set their hands the de
and year aforesaid.
D. F. LoNGENECKKR,
ISRAEL WILLS,
GEO. w. BRAGUNIER,
e HORACE BUNDREM,
!. j. FL. PAGE,
Al. HARRIS.
q. w. FROST, Coroner.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-07-23
the AIHAMBRAs.

The above named time honored mu.
steal association has recently been re.
organized with a Eew and increased
membership. The following talent is
comprised III the club: s. F. Murphy
president, claroner; w. r Irwin, secre-
tary and treasurer, flute; - Letting
well, instructor, violin; J. w. Murphy,
nute; David Laws, violin; Parr Butcher,
violin; Onas Page, claronet; Frank
Blair, double bass; Ed. Peters, violon.
cello; Frank McCullOch, cornet. We
understand that upon special occasions
Miss Ida Moore will add to the musical
excellence OF the Alhambras by her skill
on the harp. Rich treats are in store
for those who may be favored with the
Ehapsodtes of this organization.