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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
Gtablirt ieit 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
252 & 254 Of=Ranoolph=Stry
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Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
232 & 234 o t=Ranoolpb=Str.
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@btco9p, Sas..
Dfferirt in ieiner Moare:
Mnrimitte SIlce=23rat=S1rimgc,
Ueittite Stlee>SeItfntc6=G IS 1rtn9e in @einIauce,
Neitite mar. Stsn1arG=Ss6rinse,
sou. WfildDmer 8oubHrttge,
0ear. Nal: Ssenaangen, rnM, Seroines,
gtortpeg. 9ttd) npiee, Mppetit=StIo,
&antar, SaIslaroeuet, frars. SarOines,
@er1Md) erte SiiGlin8e, 20dle tinO St6r,
@erG.dberte 9lale, @dniebritfe,
WetpD1I. Sdi1tfc1, SeE0ttt,
S~ranfimrter @rattpmtit In BIed)bnGien,
StraBb. S1nfeIcbcr=451ftetett,
9tcdDteu ftmctttalc Sd1nctsctfdie,
l~etnitem Spamefprt, GDattet SEGie,
TroMage De Srte, 9SemfdDateIer SAFE,
Seinitea Siasburacr m.to Gea:.ofaie,
41e ten SAM hilbert, S1rntclaIf1ie
Gaprera, gritnem Sr6Mtcrf1ie,
9eutid)e GtcrfartomeIn, SiIgMrfem,
SeItotpe CT u ADD CIT, Sd)nittbpbueu
Sratts. @rGIen, WielcMipar9eIt,
6bannpiGIecnS, Ssifc11t. StiDet,
0etrod. Ytl5c, tittGar. YaprtTa,
Se1tlalcS Snetl ~ en't.s, @so911aattett,
Wedfen 9tel:e1tGo :srg, trats. SUet1d)en,
8etro6. @trt1eH, airl d)cM, 6etOeIbeeren,
Veititc9 SltOemUI, rSsapert,
9Seuc 9i;tlei, Gttle, 0ritufcrt,
~ eta em9rieS, 1erl9erlte, Sa9o,
9ndweisen, SAFER unto 0erltemgrike,
Qtedjtet Stebtg's OIeild,egtract, GrbStuurit,
99edltc 0GttilcsG Docnl1oc, &afap,
Med)ten gritnel tttS idJiparsem Sbce,
SErii d. tt BARRIER Sd)unpftabaf pom 9pfbe6,
9emtlGe Spinnr6ocr, &uISidmbe u. /. 10.
Henry SchOe1]kOpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
8epoC1ttton
in Ger Petlfunoe,
Cine Grfmonn9 bot pett>
trasen0er 8eoemtmng.

Die Setlung Deri9ie0ener Granfbeiten
auf bO6t einfabe nnO btQtge
8eiie 6eluerffteligt.
@a6feDr satr Nat,tr Oas
&OimngswOrt.
@ie Elm NatnrprO0uft, 6as in einisen
@egenben Oeuti9lanbs gefun6en Dirb,
iib leicbt gu 6auie bon Se6ermann berz
1telen unb Dortbeilbaft in BEN metften
&ranfbettsfGuen pertpert6en IdBt.
SafIeIbe inoet @%ntuenOmng: Sci Tettiu6t,
2eberletOen, dronti6er 2etbe8perftopfu1g, SD
morrboioen, 6iteln, gtereofitGt, OtGnner=
fdtpdhe, unnatiirliden @ntleerungen, tpie
Broitatorrboe, 9permatorrboe, &C., Saricoce1e,
e~iterigen @usfiifieu, Sbrenleiben, Saubbeit,
Geuralgte, gfaielz unb Subsidiary auBer=
benz BET a1en S-auenfranfbette1t, nte 8leid=
fuft, @ebdrmutterz2eioen, @etB1uB, &inoer=
Ioftgteit, Spfterie II. |. 10.
Wer F6 fir infer neues 6eiInerfobren, bas bon
ben beroorraeenbitet NerSten Der alten uno neuen
0eeIt erprobt uIo fir gut b~efunben tuurOe, i~ntereitrt.
Der f&tde feline ee1aue Noreiie 1ebft griefmarfe, 1poa
rduf mir tbnt cine ausfubrlihe 8e19reibung iber
6erStelun9 unO AntpenoMn9 OieIer neuen GrTnOung
tret sulenoen luernen.
MEDICINAL GAS CO.,
S3S broadway. New York. NJ. We
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
Die ZeuoniGe

Del6e betreffs 6Osb's @ariapariIa perOffent=
li9t morben limb, liub 10 superIdilis uilb 70
lebr Cures 8ertrunens wertb, ais penn Die.
lelbe1 pott @urem beltet unb slaubwirbi9iteli
yto9bar tGmeit. DieieIben ipre6m eillfad
pom 3batIa9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
German
Syrup"
Gen6bMfen+

@ir babe1 5nei ooer bret
Gettd)bMitett+ .3eilen pom griefen auf9ez
boben, bic mir pom @lter11
erbielteu, bic III bartnddi9en Sdlen BON
Selt9buiteu ibren &inberu y@ermon Sprup"
9abeu. Sbr werbet bteien 3elen Settau
6ouen miiiien, ba lie Don Observation-Disclosures
9euten itanmen, Die it9 9liidli3 fiiblen, ei1te
Nteoi5in 9efunOeu Su babeu, Die feline i9oOz
lt9en .9ubitau5eu e1tbdlt, cine WfeOi5tn,
1pet3e bic Mutter i6ren 8leiuen nit pollen
Sertroueu perobfol9en fam n1b pom Der tie
meiB, baB tie lelbit in Der lebteu Stunbe nod
@utes erwarten fault.
ID. 6. mt11its BON mrs. Sos. M. Strf
Nlnta, 9teb. SD 9ebe i'm BON Der S~D9terzSDuie N
meinen &inbern Elm, menn 9orroDsburg. &D. SD
ie an Reu9buften Ieioen, oertraute aIf i'm, tpenn
uuO i'd babe nod ME Elm meme &leineu pom &eud=
Hraparot 9efunOen, bas buren befalen puroet'
iol6e GrfoIQe ouflpeiien uuO babe nod INNER ges
fonnte. So lit eiu tpabres fnnOen. ooB er elm Hnl0aB=
gunbermitteI. bares Wtittel lit.
Wftnbeite tens bic 6Glfte %lnlerer Slt1oelt 1l1o
Mtitter, bic inter ibre1I &iuOern Bol6ee'S
German Sprup gebrau9e1. Sine Wteot5tn,
bic uuter Siltberlt erf ol9ret6 wtrtelt lou, muB
. 10 bel6afie1t leit, oaB lie alS 6etlnittel 9e9e1t
10 16lir11ne &i11berfrantbeitelt mte Seub=
buitelt, BLAZER 6ulte1, Oipbtbertd n1o Die
19ltntrneu 6als= nnb 2ul19enent6inou119elt
pom ioforti9er @irfiomfeit lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
1.ldnncr S1wdC5e.
Doaiee mteoerRerftellune Ger
6efunoheit uno eeidledtIidlen RHfisFeia
mittel1t Der
2a SaQe'f5en 9taTlOarn.8 e9anblmn9.
Grfol9reia, no allies 2lnoere
fehlgeidIa9en TT.
ste ga eaue,fa,e metpOsseans lire gersaae.

Ste ga GaNe'f6)e @ttDcoee rRS HIRE gprshse.
l. gpclifotion Der Wtittel brett am Sib ter Graufbeit.
@eirt1amfeitb Der Mttttel.
g. @n8ere @nr.dberun9 an bic bebeutenoen nnterea
idnie. Hnb oaber erleibterteS Ginbrinoen AL Ter gIerpeas
Hnllt9telt NIB Der GJtofFe beS Gebirus nub Nnrf9rots.
4 Der pettent fam fb ietbit nit ieDr gerInseu 500
feu obne ArSt ~teliteQeu.
s. Sbr @enraat erforotrt fetrs TerdnberunQ beg
Bic! ober Der &e6enS9erpo hn beiteH.
{. sic ftiso aDiolnf ltn1bIbu9.
-. Sse lIno let6t ooit S5cbe2n al Ort une Stale e1nans
fubrelI uro ,ptrtcn nMmittel6ar AMI ben Git hes lIcbe[s
~lnnerbalh pent9er olS elmer baIben Stunbe.
Sei''ssetd,et; Seitorte Yerbauuu9. MFpetitmareeI.
4blnagerung. SebahtniBI6pG6e. beige Woaunoeu unS
Grrbthen, 9GrtletbiQfeit. fieberhaiter unb urrp6}sr rAer
tlefer S9iat nit Sraulnen, 3er5tfopfen. ausltbidoe i'm
Ssltd9t INN pas: &aUpfiOe1 abiIeigluq9 seen Sc eli d)ui:,
belt u. / 10. llniere gsbanbluneSmetbpo. erTorSerf fei ne
9eruIsltorung unb feline Ma9euibsrlabun9eu init 91iebts
an. oe Wte0ltamtente inerben bsreft OH BEN afHsirten
Sbeilen argeponot. ~Ho
Ser Ga Sole'f9e goIus lit aud bos bette NRttteI ceosn
Rranfbelten Der 9tieren, 9laie uu6 @orIteherbruie y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06

9oob's PtIIen beilen ftanfbafte Ropf=
ihmeraem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
GO stbt setm DeTeres @tttsr.

@me Seren Hem Mbo+rm Ns 10 Wuauf 1892
5m mD~ mnr "H qenennoH9e NHm9e fam i'd Sbnen fm baB i6 nbr 5ufneom MI SVm
Vu"a'V~" W"H1et O h so gaubem dt baBe seu befGa gutI fir &Idnz IND SaRnpma5H
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Hm9e, pR emh 9nnenau5 gu epmmg,n @ iofh felt Satrrm M Der Sal nnr
IS MEET d3r aoonS fme5eLu biD hn Tim @tr pubntpmmen 70 bnudei i'd iabos Den
O1ftetm HT 5eWmene an3uegeL masib sangmbmerW nmt mer GHanerm gu benz RudnW N
s&r0pfSaea an Der eete3u BADEN SD iae Sbnnm emn ben 9aufuuO bMe
a9hmsspul gMBenb ga Srant gOrf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06

mrs. Sas. 90. &irf
BON Der SD9ter=S 6ule in
9orroDsbIrg, SIP. SD
0ertroute auf i'm, ipenn
meine &leineu pom &eu9=
Bu1ten befaaen lpuroen,
linO bobe NOD INNER ges
funbeit, boB er elm Ini0dB=
bares Wtittel ift.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06

s35 BrOadwaY, New YOrk. N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
ser @atter betlt sOtttis arOmtSde aoyrstsem.

Gebh9 SrS Doctor Green giIfnoe Mrsg o 81 &. "a. SH 1885,.
sd battle SgHeui 9onlG P9 dbrebm, abr t9 polite fe1 mn Der Gartl fhTt SD fam Shne
NUM- 9m,m B mi rbm @arhIn dtf m5o Dollars 9r@ben warbe1o Der Glrta f b8eFs ma nfrno
ehpneH9 aben; mRne San fah fm Rh8 Sam ibr I9e &mH1me3en bB fl oft obemnns %
Stb nH muBt, umom u bamf %nG ns oaudt ub &@ gdban pms. mir n b6hn mb nuBtT
be obe Grne bis wmS nnG GatriOen @lrtIb fameu gRdne Sau lift felt benz @ebau9 bee
benz 9eln heT e Gs 18ia NMs MGb9enn m mbf tam ienS a arbdtn
8rf m S9mnt aufnb MnS at mo man1en bb Sober ,bn IN iIhnd mniGn8 ophamadT
mm msneS H Ide, Sbm GIfhii1en Cartel anpembmm 6se
Gh 9Mn9souem GMB Beter SenriegeL
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-03
Houston Notes.

HoUsToN, Tex April /, 1898.
Arrangements are being made to
have Ives, the great billiard player,
TO give an exhibition here at an ear
~ date.
The cornor stone of Christ
Church was laid yesterday after
noon.
The Y. M. G. A. give an exhibi-
ton on the 10th Of April which
bids fair to be great sue cess.
The alarmwas turned in today on
Preston street where small cottage
was discovered to be on fire. The
fire was exttr guished with small
loss.
The market this evening presents
q lively appearance with over a
thousand people crowding in and
out all getting up the dinner for
tomorrow. The market house in
Houston is credit to a city sc veral
times its size.
Annie Morris Bond, the little
girl who was burned 80 badly in the
fire Wednesday died last night after
several days of intense suffering.
The little child and her mother
were in the house when it caught
On fire and before they could be
rescued both were badly though it
was not thought at the time serious.
ly burned.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-03
Something New.

Through Sleeping Cars between
Dallas and San Antonio via Hearne
are now being run by the Houston &
Texas Central and International Il
Great Northern railways. Only
through car service between North and
Southwest Texas. d. j. PRICE,
A. G p. A., Palestine, Tex.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-03
EveIyb body Pleased.

Who use Climax Pills. because they
are purely vegetable and do not gripe,
but act mild. Try them if YOU are
bilious. % cents box. Sold every.
where.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-03

For rheumatism, govt and all pain
use nothing but Climax Oil.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-03

See kirkpatrick for good building
lots in East Waco.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-03
WILL YOU SUFFER With Dys.
peps;s and Liver complaint Shiloh''
Vitaliser is guaranteed to cure you
Sold bv Williamson Drug Go.
Are You BiliousP

If so take Climax Pills and be
relieved. They are the true health
pills sold by druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-03
An Organ For Sale.

An excellent new organ-no seooud
hand affair. Call at The News office.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-03
Bastrop, Texas, December ?, 1902.

Bastrop, Texas, December ,, 1902
c. A. kirtley, General Manager Of the Peoples
Mutual Investment Co., Of Waco, Texas:
Dear Sir-Replying to your request for an ex
preston OF my views regarding my business con-
nection with your Company, will say that as
rule prefer not to give my expression in the
form OF recommendation to any company.
But am so we'll pleased with my experience
in your company that have no hesitation in
recommending it to others
And would particularly emphasize the
special feature OF RELIABILITY and ALSO
Lutte SAFETY offered to the investor by the
method and management of your association
The first payment made my certificate was
92oo, IN une, 1892, and have paid on same 81 90
each month since and one dollar transfer fee,
making total OF thirteen dollars when today
received in cancellation of my certificate one
hundred and twenty dollars and feeling that if is
Justly due you take great pleasure in com
mendlng your company to the good will and pat
ronage OF all to whom these presence NAV come
Thanking you for the profitable and business
like manner in which you have handled NV
money and the cou. teous treatment received at
your hands am Very respectfully yours,
Signed w J. HILL,
Bastrop Texas.
wv" VI NdSO, AShdS, Ol the tlTl0 OF Hill X
Winfrey.)
we the undersigned, take pleasure in STATING
in the Peoples Mutual Investment Companv
Savings Association it has but few if anv. EQUALS
AS an investment for the certificate holder
ever examined, both to save and make money
holders will realize good profit on their nvestme,
Done as voluntary tribute to genuine merit
DIR. w. O. Wilkes, Physician
J. t. Bennett, Proprietor of Waco News
O. b. Virgins, Expert Electrician
NJ Pamo, Proprietor Hotel Palmo.
~ y Flood Proprietor OF Waco Steam I,aundrv
l)r IT, Boyett, Dentist
r. c. Kenyon
Manager Carpet Department, Sanger Bros
II 9tolte, Grocer, South Fifth Street
Nlye Bros, Timers and Roofers.
H. y. Burleson, Books and Stationery.
L. + BLANCHARD, Proprietor City Fish Market
Nirk q Reesing Taors.
Extract from monthly statement Of the Peer
Goth 1893 The books of the COMPANY sbol
and surplus Funds, if divided today among the
sI'55 for each dollar paid by them on monthly inst
l. I. a. Kirtley General Manager Of the a
above statement is true to the best of nv knowledge
sworn to and subscribed to before me tb;s
land and seal Of office
SEAL Signed, J. H.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-03

ennho
tina wasncn
the IIomeO
Today Certificate Holders
the
o ctzen
la Rom lrodent
C. A. ME-
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-03
S | 0 0 o.!

is n
o d my
Jackson O Mrs
is
ih
ande
o n OF oeach
If the
eeplesM
the Macftne
the oh,
Then onehal Will
blast
and
Grand .Slayd
of the abe
hin andMc
county during the above mentioned period certificate
the
further see
ehonesa
sting in hsnohlec order
lbc
submitted county
G. A. KIRTLEY General
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-03

Waco Texas, March :, 1903.
To Whom These Presence Nav Come
take great pleasure in stating that on Octo
per 3D. 1892, purchased one Of the certificates
issued by the Peoples Mutual Investment Com.
pany, of Waco, Texas, from the holder thereof lor
which he had paid eight dollars for the sum Of
twenty dollars thus giving him profit Of twelve
dollars which IS 50 per cent. his investment
N tour months And | have paid on same one
dollar penalty and one dollar transfer fee and ten
dollars monthly dues, making total outlay Of
thrty-two dollars.
Today have received in cancellation of nv
certificate one hundred and twenty dollars in gold
at the hands OF {. a. Kirtley general manager Of
the company, thus giving me a clear profit Of
eighty eight dollars an investment of thrtv
two dollars in the short period of four and one
malt months which is 275 per cent on my invest
ment
would heartily recommend the Peoples Mu-
tual and urge all to avail themselves of the oppor-
tuhlty TO become members at the earliest possible
moment whereby you enabled to save money
and have it yield you handsome profit
Feeling as do, that it is unqueslonablv safe
ana that every safeguard is thrown around the in
'erest OF the certificate holders, have no hest.
fancy IN recommending it to others
Respectfully,
Signed A. w. MosER,
Waco, Texas.
1t each of US hold one or more Certificate Policies
" AGO, texas, and give it as our opinion that as
- xnaursxnsS
oc -~pTm.sszr-p g..zr.u-
ahords advantages over any company that we have
nd we confidently believe that all persistent policy
is March 10th, 1898.
. J. Severe, Barber
ee Atkinson, Books and Stationery.
l.. Cecil, Section Foreman NJ, X & T.
ID. O Brien Saoonist
l. Morley, Journeyman Tailor.
lrs' NJ L. Robertson clearinghouse Propretress
'rs Jessie f. ADAMS, clearinghouse Proprietress.
,ugust Schwessinger, Journeyman Tailor
llss +. \. Perry, Stenographer
toward Hartman, Student Hills Business College.
. q. Woodworth
Locomotive Engineer, Waco & Northwestern Rv
Mutual Investment Company, made February
nat the combined amount of the Trust Reserve
ersistent certificate holders would give to each
nents"
'e named company, do solemnly swear that the
belief. I. a. KIRTLEY, General Manager.
e 10th day of February 1893. AS witness my
ANTON, Notary Public for McLennan County.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-25

We read that on the part of the reputed
rich of the middle ages there was great
fondness for magnificent floor coverings,
and if one can peep between the pages of
old illuminated books one may get some
idea of what was high style in those far
away times. Carpets for presence cham
bers of royalty and for high affairs OF chap
els and cathedrals We're rich in design and
i'll colors almost beyond description No
less grand were those wrought for less
prominent religious houses, and princelv
homes were usually thus adorned.
And, as the story goes. Tin bowers of la
dies fayrc and upon gently swaying green
swaris these costly breadths of matchless
tints served goodlic purpose for the step
pings of noble danes and tender footed
maydens."
1t was like poem and picture, saws
one writer, to view the celebrated Baldak
carpets, inwrought with gold and silver
threads and so brilliant and exquisite of tint
as to serve as canopies stretched upon poles
to shield the royal presence. Their glitter
ing sheen, their shifting lights rs sunshine
and breeze played over them, created n mo-
sale of rare beauty. Still further were they
utilized by being laid under couches at
banquets.-lIarper's Bazaar
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-25

In one of the new up town hotels the 9TH
er day waiterrushed up to the cigar stand
and said, Give me six cigars, the cheapest
you've got i'll the house, The cigar stand
man looked up in establishment, the order
was such an unusual one. Finally he
gasped out, Whats that for; what do you
mean?"
II mean what l said; gimme six cigars,
the cheapest you've got" replied the wait
er. The cigar man slowly opened the case
and was fumbling around for them when
the waiter, who was in hurry, broke out:
oh, hurry up; don't yo9 understand?
These cigars are on the house" The cigar
mans face broke into n smile, and rs he
handed them out his face was rs that of II
man who had seen n great light.-New
York Times
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-25
The Bank Troubles,

SAN FRANcrsco, CAL, June "a The
run on the Savings Union Bank continues
today, though with less excitement
than yesterday. There is also run on
the Hibernia Bank to-day. The situa-
ton is quiet
ATLANTA, June "a Howard Bank of
Cartersville, Ga, the largest town be-
tween Atlanta and Chattanooga, sus-
pended payment this morning owing to
the withdrawal of funds by depositors
and the inability of the bank to realize
on its assets, and on account OF the gem
eral hard times. The bank has posted
notice that depositors will be paid in
full as soon as collections can be made.
1t has heretofore been considered one
OF the strongest banks in the smaller
towns of the State.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-25
New Fast Train for the sout,,

WASHINGTON, June IA new train
will be inaugurated July 2, to be known
as the Atlantic Coast Line Express, :"
to run from New York through Wash
ington TO the South, and the Fast
Mail"will be continued to points SOU tn of
Weldon, N. c. This new service offers
a material reduction in time from Wash
ington, New York and all Eastern cities
to Charleston, bia. Savannah,
brunswick. Townsville, Montgomery.
Jacksonville. st. Augustine, Tampa and
all points in eastern and middle Florida;
also to Havana, Cuba, with only one
night ell route to the gulf. This express
will leave New York daily at $3.50 a. m.
and Washington at $3.50 p. M, giving
equal facilities for reaching points in
North and South Carolina, Georgia and
Florida as offered by the fast mail news
paper train that has been leaving New
York at 4.33 a. M. and Washington at
lO:57 A. m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-25
RHEUMATISM, neuralgia, he adache and
pains OF every kind Instantly relieved
oy Johnson's Magnetic Oil. Sold by
Christian & Barbee.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

Nioiators of tho Law win BIO Summarily
Punished.
The attention Of the public is respect.
fully called to the following extract
from acts of assembly OF Virginia, 1892.
chapter 5i4, paragraph 1896, approved
March l, 1892:
"Crnelty to animals: How pupished-A person
VINO oVerrlues, ovcrlosds, fortunes. or cruelty
oe9ts or unlustihably Injuries, mains, mutiatcs
or Kills any animal, whether belonging to him.
sary sustensnce, food or drink, or causes any OF
inc aoove things; or who wilfully sets on foot.
lnstigates, engages in, or in any way furthers
any act OF cruelty TO any animal or who having
IN custody manned, diseased, disabled or inhrm
animal and abandoned such animal. or leaves
ROAD or public place. or who shall carry or cause
10 DC carried In or upon any vessel or vehicle or
otherwisc carry any animal In cruel or inhumau
manner, or so as to produce torture, shall be
nne9 not more than $50 for each Offense. Be il
lnr,her enacted, That the provisions OF this act
in cities, towns or counties where the
ofrenso Is committed, or the offender may he
fonnd, and every such offender shall have the
right or appeal to the corporation court in
cities and county court in counties
rhis act shall be In force from passage"
The public is respectfully requested
to report any violation Of the above Ia w
to the undersigned for prosecution.
DIR. II. BANNIsrRR,
Secretary Of Roanoke Society for Pro-
vention of Cruelty to Animals.
j. S. KNEpr, Agent.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-25

ATLANTA, Ga, June 24.-The Gate
City Bank, which was placed in the
hands of receiver by the comptroller
OF the currency about two months ago,
will close up its affairs, paying it's de.
positors in full, Monday morning. More
than half million dollars in deposits,
which has been locked up for several
weeks, will be disbursed. The COM
pany is enabled to make settlement
by the sale of it's magnificent five story
fire proof building, which was purchased
by Venable Bros. at a sacrifice sale of
100000 cash. This, with the money
in the hands OF the receiver, will allow
the bank to pay dollar for dollar.