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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
TRUSTEES SALES.

TRuSTEE's SALE. by VIRTUE OF DEED
- OF trust, one dated the first dsy OF Angust
1870, and recorded in the clerks ONCE of the COR
poratieh court OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book 46,
January, 1881. and recorded in deed book S.,
page II, In said clerks office, frc IN w j. and IT,
h blair, IT. to the undersigned trustee, default
ing required go to Go by the beneficiary therein
secured | Will ON THE 9TH DAY OF MAY,
lS93, AT l2O'CLOCK NOON, on tho premises i'm
the city OF Roanoke, offer for sale the following
described parcel OF land, with It's hand some inn,
provement. consisting of large dwelling house:
beginning Mt point on the south side or Tazo-
well street about sxty-ninc feet east OF Henry
street, thence in soniherly direction lG5 feet TO
3n ney, thence with said alley in an castcry
direction forty feet 10 point, thence in NORTH.
erly direction l65 fec to TaZcwcll street thence
With said street in u westerly objection FORT V
feet to the land of G. y. Tuner, the place of be
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs of sale
anu Tue sum or Sl,3lS.1i, ans as to tho sum of
Ee,s'55ll, upon credit TO become due 10 monthly
Instruments or $500 each, without interest oi,
the lth Monday OF May, 1893, and each sucoecdiu,,
month thereafter, and the rcsiduc II any. upoii
credit OF one ana two Years with interest DC.
fcrred payments to he secured 10y decd of trust
upon said property.
l6'oi WM. L. WINCH, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06

Pushes, combinations OF colors have
|ecn produced that charm the eye rs
}othing else but bed of living flowers
pa do. Flowers, so simple in constluc-
ION that child could make them, arc
4, true TO nature that one must touch
9lcm to be disillusioncd; every dcscrip-
Aon of bonbonnicrc is seen, and boxes
pr mouchoirs, gloves, cravats, etc. lamp
md candle shades, Of course, and Il
lost Of pretty triilcs.
Up TO year ago, plain tissue paper
|nly was used, crimped and crinlslcd in
ne hands when necessary. 1t lends
[self TO the manipulations of dcft
nGef:s with q facilitY and snrrcstiyc-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
RNfpfl-

LADIES and gentlemen suffering with
throat and lung difficulties to call at our
drug store for bottle of Otto's Cure,
which we arc distributing free of charge,
ana we can confidently recommend it as
superior remedy for Coughs, Colds,
bronchitis, Consumption and all diseases
OF inc throat md lungs. 1t will stop a
coia quicker than any known remedy.
We will guarantee it to cure Won r.
your children have Group or wboon;na
cough 1T is sure to give instant rolief
Don delay, but get a trial bottle free.
Largo size soc. Sold by Christian &
Barbee. "
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y TAINTED Nun.

Junior Partncr-I see you have en-.
gagged new clerk. Is he good sales
man?
Senior Partner = Good salesman?
Great snakes! had to send for tho DO
lice to prevent him from talking me in
to taking him into the firn.-N. Y.
Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
Receipts of Monte Carlo

NICE. April 5.-The receipts of the
Monte Carlo casino during the wear
which ended On Friday, were larger
IMAM OF any other year Of its exis,ence.
They amounted to 2l.Ooo, COO francs and
warranted the announcement of a
1lVlueno CT POS francs per share, the
largest dividend vet d, clarpd
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
BUSINESS COLLEGE

NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGH
IN Roanoke, Va.--The regular session
OF this popular Institution, which haE
been partially suspended during the
heated season, resumed yesterday, Sep
sembecs 1st, with full corps CT instruc-
tors. Remember that oyer rs pe2 cent.
Oh the two hundred students who
entered the school aud completed their
course are to-day filling positions sue.
cessfully and most Of Thorn in this
Magic City OF progress ana enterprise.
Young MAJ. como here aad prepare for
business. Send for our new illustrated
college journal containing full ipfor1a.
Ncn, Address as above, lily
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n Good Reason.

Papa" said Hal, 81 wish you'd in
crease my allowance from ten cents to
twenty-five cents week"
why do You want more money!"
asked his father
II don't want more money, but Il
quarter is bigger than dime, and ii
You lose it it's easier to find again. =
uarpers YOUNG People.
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So Iio Had.

Editor Preaching for his walking
sticli)-So You are the person who sends
the poems from polccat Hollow?
The Poet with pridc)-I am he, in
decd; and ] came down to subscribe for
your paper.
Editor (agitated) -Oh-cr-allow me
then, sir, to present to you this cane, as
n token of my esteem. l purchased it
expressly for you-Pucll.
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To remove rust from Irons.

Bccswax and salt will make rusty
natirons as clean and smooth as glass.
Tie lump of wax in rag and keep it
for that purpose. When the irons are
hot rub them first with the wpx rag,
thcn scour with n paper Or cloth
sprinliled with salt
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
lis Now plnyn,ntr.

Mother-Who is that little boy you
were playing with?
Small SOM can't remember his
name. It's awful long.
We'll, what does his father do?'
Ills father is 4 foreign minister"
Dear me! Arc you surc?
"Ies'm. He breaches in Dutch."-
Good News
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
Lasker Leaves New OrIenns

New ORLEANS, April 5.-Emanuel
Lasker, tho English chess champion,
lett this morning for Kok ONO, Ind. His
departure caused scmo surprise, as a
hoilcs Is posted at the Chess, Checker
ane WHIST Club OF an exhibition game
for Saturday next.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
At the Zoo.

THAT was great race yesterday"
said the elephant TO the tiger
Yes; understand the giraffe beat
the zebra"
"lIe did; badly"
GLOW budly?"
'By neck. '-iInrper's Young Peo-
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IIc wants tho Earth.

''Your uncle seems to me to be o very
discontinued sort of man"
You're right. Why, l can assure
you that if roast duck flew up to him
and asked to be devoured he'd kick if
he hadn't green peas along with it,
Fliegendc Blacttcr.
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ME PRETTY TRIPLES d ne :
Few Words About the Possible
tiles OF Tissue Paper.
tnt IIonbonnicrcs. Simple In Con.
struction and Charming In Effect
-hcw They May l;o Made
and Decorated.

70 beautiful and fascinating arc the
Rad OF articles now mndc OF It's
paper, that we have awakened to
resh comprehension Of the infinite
'ources OF this material in olccora-
G way With the aid of this delicate
white and all colors, but no
by lavender, yellow, pink, blue ard
,des Of grccn--and water colors aud
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Rcpnrt,nr prorrcss.

Jack-llarry, are you making any
Roadway in Your determination to be-
come McCroesus's son-in-laW?
Iiarry-l've been encouraged to hope.
Jack-iIow?
Harry = The oldest daughter has
promised to bc Sister to me.-Life.
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Interesting.

Georgie--I never knew anyone to
have such atrocious taste as Ethel
Pierce. She sent Inc that hideous vase
for birthday present. Look at it!
Ncllie-Good gracious! sent it to her
last year.-Truth.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
lscyond His Mems,

Shc-I thought you were going to
have picture of Washington crossing
the Delaware in the exhibition?
lIc-I did intend to, but they expected
ne to furnish the frame Judge.
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is decorated, this
shutting q 0 " II
entirely over the
plain cardboard
box. II a /: c q
piece of yellow
crepe paper G
inches widc--the
box is . inches
in hciglht-a n d
paste it with
S Ii g h t fullness
around the cover;
draw together
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06

Jason = I'll be hanged if know
whether it's safer to address that
strange lady rs miss or madame"
Argo-Why, what difference will it
make?
Jason-Well. you see, if l call her
madame she'll think think she
looks SO old that she must be married
And if call her miss she'll think
I've spotted her as an old maid who
couldn't get married. Chicago News
Record.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06

ness possessed
by no other ma
terial. n valu-
able aid is now
found for this
W o T k in an
English crepe
p a p c l., which
comes in rolls
90 inches wide,
averaging over
1 o { &c L / n
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The Height of Devotion.

Shc-Do you really love me?
Hc-Darling, if did not, do you sup
pose would have spoiled the crcascs in
these trousers?-I.ife.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06

EAGLE dairy res taurant and ice cream
parior, 1i4 Salem avenue. best tableser.
wee in the city. Breakfast, % cents;
dinner 80 cents; supper, 25. Parties
served. c. Il. LuKENs. pronrietor
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closely over The top, tic with yellow
ribbon, then spread out the remaining
paper and pinch into the form of a
pansy, rounding the edge into petals by
clipping with the scissors. Tip the
edge in purple ink, or dash with water
colors. -Far,n and Home.
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Touching.

Dinglcy--What was tho most touch
ing play You ever saw?
Caraway-"I.cnd pe Five Shillings. y
Truth, =.
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His Sisters Suitor-Here, Ralph. is 4
quarter; now tell HE what your sister
says about ne.
Ealph-Gimme another quarter; and
cont tell you what she says about YOU
-pucl
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OLD papers for the next week at 10
c 'nts per hundred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06

RfNlRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, DATED
Decembcr ~, lS!2, and recorded In IL c office
OF the clerk OF the Ilustings Court OF Roanoke
anu ID. H. Fisher. in trnst to secure to d. &. Moo
nav the payment OF the sum OF 81 ,3Is. IL evil
denccd ny non-intcrcst bearing negotiable notes
made In the payment OF three OF the said notes,
ana having been requested to do by tho bcne.
ne,ary IN the said deed OF trust, will, ON FRI
nAi, AfRdL rs AT - O'CLOCK NJ offer for
sale at public auction TO the highest bidder In
uont or tho courthouse, OF Roanoke, Va the FOL
lowing described lot Of land lying in the city OF
honhoke, Va bounded and described NJ follows:
ibeginning At point on tho north side OF West
Eilmer street 275 feet cast of Thirteenth street
lnence north - degrees 80 minutes 1870 feet To
an u ley, tbcEcc with same south IS degrees 10
minutes cast % feet to n point thence South u
degrees ~ minutes west laO feet to West Gilmer
S,Tee,, thencc along same north is degrees 50
mim,itcs west 30 feet TO the place OF beginning
TERMS Cash sufficient to defray INC expenses
Oh executing TINS trust, including trustee 4 com
mission OF per cent, and to pay on the past due
notes as follows: Two notes each OF the sum of
I'll, payable u and 81 months from heir date and
ono note In the sum OF S25 81, which Becomes tiua
- months from date, together with the interest
OF each from the date of its maturity until the
day or sale: As to the sum or S9l5 so the same
VIII he made pay tble as follows. Fltty-six notes
eacn IN INC sum of 81 payable monthly, the first
or which To become due and PAYABLE on the :sIth
cay or April, lSl3, and ono each month Thereafter
nntil all are paid, end one note In the sum OF
Tisu3 10 become due and payable 81 months from
S23ol Is pay able on the get day OF Scptembcr
1923, ard the following notes arc payable every
consecutive SIX months thereafter until MI are
naid: ono note In the sum OF S?c4l; one note i'm
the sum OF Sli91; one note for $I5I'; one note
Tor Sl2 VIZ ore n tic for $l0.4; ono note Tor s. 81:
one note for S5S!; one note for 1898, ali OF
est bearing negotiable note OF the purchaser and
ARE 10 10 secured by Il deed OF trust on the prop
erty sold the balance, II any, payable in six
and twelve months from day OF sale
329 ids ". H. NOONAW Trus,ne
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TRUST EE'o SALE-BY VIRTUE OF TWO
deeds Of trust, enc dated The 18th day OF
May, lS1J. ana recorded in deed book 35, page
~, and the other dated the Goth day OF June.
!Soo, and recorded in deed book IS. page lSg, in
city OF Roanoke, Va, from W. j. Il l., Blair. Jr
to tho undersigned trustee, default having been
made in the terms thereof, aud being rcauired
20 10 90 ~ inc beneficiary therein secured, will
ON TIE ilTlI DAY OF APRIL. 1919, AT IL
O'CLOCK NOON, on the prcmi-es in the city OF
Roanoke, oner for sale the following deserted
parcel or land. with its handsome Improvement
consisting of d large dwelling house
Blair Avenue and III rcc, o 9.o ,n' soalh sue OF
thence with Blair avenue :. - degrees f. Is feet
to point, thence 5. II degrees w. liZ feet to
degiets W. % feet 10 point, thence ". II de-
srees 4 l57 feet to tho beginning
TERMS OF SALE Cash ~ TO the costs OF
sale and the sum OF $l,5;e and rs 10 the sum OF
sit13.l" upon credit To become due in
monthly ins,slments OF SlG2' without interest,
on the 4tl Monday in each succeeding month
from tie dSy oi sale, and the iesdae upon a
credit Of one and two years with intorcst De
ieTred payments 10 he secured by deed of ttust.
NM. 4. WINCH, Trustee
the above ucscribed property has been sold by
above payments. $40 i'm
pY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
~ dated September 18th, 1880, and recorded in
the clerks office OF tho, county court of
to- e neck
William Nj. johnson, 10 secure unto the Glade
Land Company the payment OF the sum OF $3.50
interest thereon from date being September 18th,
lSn, and default having been made in the paw
ment of thirteen OF the said notes. and having
said deed of trms,, will on SATURDAY.,
TIE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1874, AT
IL O'CLOCk, T. n, offer fors sale at
public auction to the highest bidder i'm
front OF tho office OF W. A. Pedigo s. Co, in
tne town OF Ninton, the following lot of land,
known as lot No. in block No. II as shown on
the map OF the Glade Land Company, which
land lies In the county of Roanoke, state of
Virginia, portion of which is in the corpora
tion limits OF the town OF Vinton
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO dcray the expenses
OF executing said trust, including trustees
commission OF D per cent, and to discharge the
any, In ono and two, years from date
3D tbs. GEO. S. JACK, trustee.
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paper; take each
piece by its cen
ter and draw the
pc t n s d ow n
t II O IL g t II C
fingers, crump-
ling S Ii & h t l VI;
then putting the
tw o together,
paste to the cen
ter tips the end
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TRUSTEES. sArns. !,

SoSl minutes east three hundred and ffftv.twe,
and six-tt nihs (S5a6) feet to The Inc Of the ,rnn
eIsty owned by the Belmont Land Company-
thence with the said Belmont Land Compsnvss
s,xt, Io,tn Six 0) degrees west one hundred and
ss Ge .nenee with said alley south seventy three
S,S1 ddegiees NIFTY eight t5S) minutes west three
fcrf re R ana nineteen and sixtanths si96p
n..een SiS) degrees nftceEnnc (59) minutes west
ono hundred and seventy (1IO) feet to the Begin
my containing hfty-seven thousand one hundred
, nnu tnrty-scven (s713O square feet, more or
icss, ana known as lots s, o, 10, H. - 10 and H.
seetion seven q on, plan OF Roanoke Land and
Improvement Company, August. 1870, with i'm
Terms OF sale tas elected and determined nv
,he Roanoke Land and Improvement Company
y! Virturc OF the said deed or trust az follows:
For cash as TO so much of the proceeds as MAJ
DC eeessary to defray The expenses OF exccutiny
.hls lfnsf, including trustees commission OF
.lvs per cent, aud TO pay or ard dischars the
nWnouat OF principal and interest fow due the
hoanokc Lanu aad Improvement Company as
neieinbeforc set forth. and as 10 the sun, of
SoiISo WIN interest thereon from Scptcmbcr
~. iS,., she same shall be made PAYABLE on the
litn cay or september, 1873, and the residue iT
any, suali De made payable in two equal annual
ments rom date of sale, with interest from
uate OF salc all dcltr cd payments to be p,opcriy
secured by deed of trust upon the property 30 Il
rh - JOSEPH l. DORIAN, trustcc
no properly above has bctn fold by tho
their vcrfdees. ssS ta ~
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OF qnartcr-inch strip of green tissue
paper and roll this into y twist, which
forms tho stem Wire would be 200 stiff.
No. is = pretty bonbon box of
simplest construction. The cover only
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06

II I'D
"A OF t;ust executed to mo by Cyrus Lair and
h. l. indrci, DR., dated December l. iS9O and
recorded IN the clerks office OF the uustiprs
Court OF Roanoke, virgnis in deed book No. 81.
psge ZIG, etc, and TO secure TO the virginia. Real
Estate anu Investment Company the payment Of
INC INC SIM OF tw nty-fonr hundred and nifty dollars
dollars $50 each, and one fiual instalment 81
hity dollars $50 payable on the first Z nv OF the
elgntyonc tSD me NJ MS respectively nc X succeed
M tnc GATE OF said decd, with interest thereon
date evidenced by eighty (SW certain neroti,h,e
n Sn dated December l. 1890, for thirty dollars
ts;:Vp each payable on the first day OF tho eighty
tSol months next succC edng the date OF said
r.eu or trus!, and Ole nctc fer fifty dollars (S5O)
payable in cighty-one (Si) months from, said date
respccttNely, with interest as aforesaid. and de-
twcntytourlh l2lth> twenty fifth IS5thl, twenty
SnA. turn anu twenty seventh eth OF tho above
lnstahcnts and notes, and having been re- onired
so TO 40 by TIC beneficiary in said deed OF trust.
! Slai ouor for sale TO tho hghc,t bidder bv
pnplic alCtion. in Roanoke, Virginia on SArtIR
DAl, APRIL 18TH 1898, AT Ia OCLOCK NJ.
al that certain lot or parcel OF land In the city Of
Ronpokc, State OF Virginia. designated and de-
scriocd as follows. to-wit:
STginning at point on the south side of Tazc-
street there's south Ave degrees and nine
,23I!s) west one hundred and thirty mine and
,hn 1.-Two hundIcdths QSo ) feet to alley,
grccs and fifteen minutes (Tlo I5O west thirty one
s anu SIN tenths lSlG feet to point same,
tnehco north fourteen minutes (0' $50 cast one
areuths QS.3S) feet to Tazewcll street, thence
iazewcli street north sevcnty.four degrees and
fifteen minu.cs (Ii' $50 east fortyfour (iO feet
h ~ Ine place OK beginning, together with the
house s situated thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
- EDWARD lLSLEY, Trustee
money on this property ore said to have been
assumed by Mrs. Laura Stormfcltz 3ls SOt
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bag. Abont or no nrBpoN.
4inchcs from the top draw it up on mar
row ribbon run through from each side
in alternating stitches, as shown in No.
3. Pinch the bag into shape as seen in
No. |; paint Il narrow band of lavcn-
der on the full part of the bag as it is
puffcd out, and also on the upper edge;
a bunch Of violcts is fastened at one
side.
For the violcts cut two pieces like
No. 4 of pnrnlc or lavender nlain tiss,e
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MERE.

length, price 30 cents per roll. This can
pc bought at any store where tissue
baper is sold. 1t is quite n strong pa
per, but the different colors vary. in
heir durability; for instance. delicate
pink is very brittle, while yellow is
much tougher.
No. Is u bonbonnicrc of white crepe
paper. Take piece of paper about 10
inches deep and 20 long; gather the
Sowcr edge in the fingers and paste be-
tween two pieccsof Bristol board an inch
Eand half squarc-a piece of visiting
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4 cnrU VIII 60 lScO
IN o. p. n o w
3pastc I h C side
ed ges together
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-11-18
A REVELATION.
You Can Give Bribe But Can Not Take
One in West Virginia.

You Can Give Bribe But Can Not Take
One in West Virginia.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Nov. 13-Judge
Boreman's decision in the Writ county
court "that there is no law against a
person giving bribe for vote, al
though the person receiving the same
is liable to Indictment" is a revelation
and has created considerable excite
ment, as it proves that the bribery law
is very loosely drawn.
The case that brought forth this de-
cision is TIE indictment of +. i. Gra-
ham, of Elizabeth, Writ county, who
was charged with conveying certain
real estate to about twenty different
persons on condition that they would
vote for Stephen Merrill for mayor and
+. p Dotson, T.. r. Clinton and Ed
ward Seiffiet for the city council The
indictment was found under section
s, chapter 5 of the code. and
the decision was made on motion
by the defendants counsel moving
to quash the Indictment. Judge
Foreman held that while the indict-
ment itself was in good form the sec.
ton under which it was drawn did not
Llukc IL uu olLSAsc w give IL VI ipc,
although it did make it an otfense to
receive one, and on this ground he
granted the motion. He added that
there was a casus omissus in the law in
not providing a punishment for the
briber as well as the one bribed. Judge
Boreman is one of the most careful,
painstaking judges in the state, and a
decision from him carries great weight
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-11-18

in charge. The only government that
existed or could exist was the provis-
ional government. Whoever denies this
has no other basis for his denial than
periured afiidavits, hundreds of which
are obtainable in Honolulu. An effort
was made to damage my recognition OF
the provisional government by a dis
pute as to the hour of the clock with
which gave recognition.
This is of no essential Importance, for
in fact all resistance to the formation
of new government practically ceased
more than two days before. The COM
mittee on public safety and the pro.
visional government constituted the
only Hawaiian government existing
for twenty-four hours previous to my
recognition, the monarchial govern.
ment having completely collapsed sew.
eral days before; all unjust importation
on Capt. Wiltz and myself will vanish
into nothing, after attempting to crush
out the supporters of Hawaiian pro-
visional government will stand out in
relief of Americas shame.
JOHN l.. STEVENS.