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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
Qln 6prn.

Sseretieu perben In Ten meiiteu Sdlen ais seiunbs
tettsfSrbernb era@tet Su ben metiten 8duen ne fte
es aud @ber es mag trobl be5metelt rerben, Oh 9eu=
ten pcu iebr fGwdGliGer ao.fftnttcn nner nit lebr
rei,baren Werpen bas Dur&serhtteltperben an 8orb
etnes Dseanbampfsrs 5utrdSt9 1T, wenn befien an@
sreifeupe unb erf&bpfeube Birfuus ntbt sara etne
mettjtni@e SGuspebr seltneert un6 paralsfrt rtro.
Wenn pir nem 3eusnis BON Gauieneeu BON Ssean'
fatrern, etnerIet, ober Sees
leuten Beru, slauben harfen, 10 ~ 6aS bfte auer
G@utmtttel auf Der Gee Softetter's Wasenbttters.
Grante, 3etpupales3enten, Sanbelss unb @ersnn=
auussreifenbe wte tm Dtente ersraute Seebdren tms
men barin iberetn, bab fe bas BtttersS als beifes
GttmuIans. unb stdrtnuss. bic nersenbsrnbtsenbss
WitteI empteblcn. Gbenfo ipre@en fidb Gmtsrenten,
qto ,ere ser Gsltlattpn in unbeiebelten @esenben,
8eute, Bic f& btSber unsewobnte 9ebensper6altnt6e
i&i6eu mnffen, GUS. Gesen malartiGes rheamatti6s
unb RtereuIeteeu, se8en Rercoftdt, RbenMdttsmus
uub Dpspepiie, 9ebsrerud unb Sartetbtateit TT oat
NttterS etn uurerslei@lies arsanum uub als fclHes
ron ben erRen wtheni&aftlt4eu @utorttdten pcn nab
uub fern empfpbIeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26

- Sn Barcelona Derbrannten cine
Nnaabl bon Stubenten uieber eine
tIeine amerifanii6e Glagge uub aoaen
bann Idrmenb Dor bas amerifaniihe
GonfuIat. sic tpurben ieboh bon ber
poli,ei auseinauber getrieben. Der
ameritanii9e @oniul batte pdbrenb bes
SumuItes auF benz 8alfOn isines 0au,
ies gefianben, obue perionlif beldtfi9t
,u tperben. Eariiber berri6te I'M Ynb'
iitum GROCER nnwille, ba man bieie
6oItung bes Goniuls fur berausfor'
bernb erfldrte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
Sudleus sfruiea ealbe.

Die bette Salbe oer 8elt fir S6uitte.
lueti9uusen, @eidwiire, Siebers unb
Snut Musidlaa, 5ledten, Seiprunsene
6dnbe, Jroitbeulen unb ale 9antfranfs
6eiten; furirt Sdmorrboireu potr teine
8sabluus. @6llise 3ufrieoenbeit sa>
rantirt ober bas @elb mir6 5uriiderftat=
tet. rs gents bic gdadtel. Gum
8ertauf in alien glpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
Ybptpgrapbiem :!

@aIlatpap's pbotograp bi
DE 4nitalt, Ns. 513 Oit 6ou
itonsstraBe, cine 8reDpe bod, 1T BIZ
einaise. bic bas "Aristotype". ".Bapiel
benubt, nobur6 iie photographer lie.
fert. bic nidt perblafen unb beren
6arben fd0n peiB uno bon REDEEM
S1nar3 linb, Werft @uer 8eIo nidi
fort fur rotbs ober braunfarbige pbos
tograpbien. benn lie iiberoauern teine
3eit unb baben feinen 3wef Gabi'
net. pbotoarapbien perotn augeferiigt
i'm preiie BON $3.50 big SIS 90 per
9uBenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
Weprge WtamorD's
9ampf= &iferei In San glutonio

Nllen inbufriellen gtabIifements,
tpel6e sroBe @efdbe n6tbig baben, 10.
tpie 8ieb3i9tern, Garmern unb aaen
Senen, Die @iiternen gebrau9en, 1T
@eorg Wanbrp's renomu,irte 9ampfs
tiiferei in Der 6anbel8melt unter benz
Namen "San Antonio Tank Factory"
betanat, beitens 3u rmpfe6len. 5err
Manbrp, elm Ga6mann in Der ahfes
ret, Der aud mebrere fiir bieielbe iebr
tpidtise grfinbunsen in 8e3us auf
Mai6inen gema6t bat, liefert cine 10
bor3iigIi9e 9rbeit, baB nod ME elm
9abeI sesen bieielbe lal,t gemorben 1T.
Sein Ruf aIs Jabritant. Der es nit
irgenb ginem in ben Ser. 5taaten
anfnebmen fann, erfredt iid melt iiber
bic @ren5eu bes Staates binauS unb
NnItrdse fommen ibm ielbft aus ben
entlesenfen 9baIen Merifos gu.
G9reibt um &ataloge unb Breis,
liiten, bic gratis perfanbt werben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
Die Rhdblide uno @Ommentar,

- Die RidbIide unb @ommentare
Der s8erliner prefe gum parlamentss
Subil1um Fnb febr beiiimiftifb gebal.
ten. go f1reibeu folgenbe gldtter
| .0oR. 3ta.": Was 4aiier Wilbelm L.
in Der gr6ffnunssrebe bes erlten beut.
itben &eidstages seiast bat: rMbse
81. Nufeabe bes beutf6en goItes fort.
an bariu bei9loRen iein. fi9 in benz
Wetttampfe nm bic @iiter bes Griebens
aIs Slegsr au ertpeiiea," 1T in @rftl'
lung gegangsn. SaB neben benz Jrie,
ben aud bic Greibeit sepFegt werbe,
bafiir iOlite Der &ei6stag lin 3welten
@lerteiiabrbunoert ieines 8enebeus
iorgen. vBelliner gt. geadr.1 (8iss
mardsBlan): Gin 1lif auf bic gu.
iammenisbung bes prdiDiums alsin
lebrt, warum bic Ratiou taIt bleibt unb
teinen 8llfmuni1 fur ben Geidstag
au ieinem Subilaum bot. Das bebeutet
bic ernfe Wtabnung fur ben &ei6stag {:
5telt Die nd9ite Weneration ni9t Dor
bic Srage, oh. Elm parlament, In wels
dem rationale @lemente ni6t fabren,
nod notbmenhis it," .Seutf6e 9as
sesseituus" (agrarii9): Scr rei9S'
feinDli9e S0AOerfiun bat i'm beutf9en
Rei9stase cine Stdite sefuubsn. :"
,8erl. 9agebl." (Greii.) ugine Dilbe
Snierefsnuertretuns bot it9 eingsni'
tet." ,Siaatsb.s3tS." (antiiemitiiG):
,,Wir boHen, bob Die Geier bas natiO'
male @mpfnben oes &eidStoges bsle'
| ben mirp." ,VDrpdrts". ,Weue
aanoueu, aoierueu, Sdaffotte uuo
3uftbduier hnb iippig gema1ien.. Der
aebtsebnte Wldra uirb nod sefeieri
peroen, wenn Der einunb8wansigite
ldnglt Dsrgehen IT."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
Die Suseno.

50 bel ideint ni6t bic SOune me6r,
go Iadt ni6t mebr Der &oien @lutb
8ie einit al8 nod Der 8eutel leer,
9o@ &opf unb Ser3 boa llebermutb.
unb nun am 3iel i6 enblih bin,
unb manher 5raum warb gBirflidteit.
@db i'd nit Greuben aues bin
SIR eiuen Gag bee Su8enbaeit.
u. Srdger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
9smr So 90 nno tueni8er mad Gan
2lntpniu nno sur;id.

5ur bic 3uiammentunft ber @pporib
2eGsue pertauft bic Sunfets8abn reH
alien 8obn'S n'StatiDnen In Seras Runb'
reiiesgilette nod San Nntonio uub
3uriid 3u einem 6ahrpreiie, bic Summe
BON S.. 90 nidt tiberfeigenb.
Wegen u1bersr Nustunft penbe man
ii6 an ben 6idet. .Naenten ooer an
8. s. parts,
u. 6. 9. & 3. o., Sonfon, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
u. g4pb'
9almen Garteu nnS Gsitaaration,


Set freunblidfte unb ansenebmfte
Nufentbalt fur bic BeiH6er Der Stabt
unb uamentli6 ftir Gamilien, III
9dol3' palmengarten. ber nit elmer
porsd9lihen &eitauration. nel9e alle
9elitateReu Der 5aiioa in better 3us
bereitung liefert. OerbuHben 1T. Man
finbet bort oas tefs Gia8 gier unies
rer bsimildben grauereien, oortreffs
li9e einbeinlii9e uub imrOrtirte Weine,
bito @igarren, alte, CUTE Wbisttes,
2iqu6re &C., unb gum lleberffub itets
einen ausgesei6ueten 2un@. 5amss
tags unb 5onntass Nbenbs finbeu
6rei 3ou3erte fait. Billarbfpielern
ifeben bic befien Billiards sur 8sr.
fiiQuuQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26

9eib Sbr burd Inberbauli6teit,
gerfopfung, Appetitlofisfeit, 56wias
bel, selbe 6autfarbe seplasts Sbi'
lob's Bitali3er 1T elm ii6eres 6eilmittel.
Bum 8erfauf bel Ralteper & 61u'
6arb, James @Iabin, s. s. Speae1p,
q. @obn & Co.. .. Stein. Central
Drug Store, ". @6meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26

@6miu.ludt faan 6urd SbiIOb's
Sure gebeiIs werben. Dieies srobe
6uaenheilmittel 1T bas ein5ig betannte
geaen bieie l6redlide arantbeit. gum
Bertauf BEL 4alteper & 96uAarb,
Games glapin. 8. 5. 5pelefp, q.
@obn.& Co., q. Steiu, @ensral Drug
Store, u. SdDeppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26

@apt. 5ipennep bOn ber Ber. st.
qlrmee, San Diego, @al.. fast: Sbis
lob's @atarrb &emebp 1T bic erfe Me'
oiaiu, bic mir gut eetban bat. Preis so
@ents. Gum 8erfouf bel aalteper &
56u6arb, Sames @laDin, 8. s. Spell
leRp, R. @obn & &c.. 9. Stein, Gem
trail Drug Store, u. S1weppt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
8eoerteube Bargaius lit 2dnbereien.

Sa i9 in ben lebten 3wei Sabreu
neri9iebene 2anbfreden i'm fitbmeits
li9en 8beile beS staates gegeu 0ps
potbet aufnebmen muBte. 10 bin i'd
iebt im Stanbe, folde 2dnbereieH gum
tuirtIi1en @oitenpreiie unter
ghnifigen 8ebinaunsen unb niebrigem
proaentiaBe gu uertaufen. @utea
Tarms, 6eus unb Weibelanb, nit uno
obne 0erbeRerungen, in fleinen unb
groBen Sttiden.
Megen gin3elbeiteH, preiie, &ate
Der Snterefen, 8eibreibung bes Sans
be5 &c. Ibreibe man on
6. 9. @banDler,
2pfuoobS 8anfeebdube. San QntoniD
&eferensen: Sebe 8aut in San
Intonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26

Die lIriahen Der 1flaserfeit
fin6 Bel Kinoern Scrofeln, Aus'
,sbruns bel Grwadlfenen uno
Blutarmutb bel 9eiSsn. Ourd
1r1aeerfeit entitebt fie uno Sett 1T
Sas bette 1r1ittel ibrer Rsrr 81
ner6en.
Jeoermann tpeie, oas Eeber'
tbran oas eeflnSeite Sett berpor'
brin9t.
8cott's Emulsion pon
Sebertbran 1T ohns iiblen Beige
fhnad, es 1T Sa Sett Su fhafen'
w.nn Ell, Ssrtn GSOtb,ssr noA etutfs cmulfo"
fsasa nns r 9susn dn In Ia&sfarbsHtm unlS'as
mtbaItsuss psd.t NIT BEN HiIbs ,inss WauHss uss
eHhss si.bt. Sann sHrtm Sic Tim Ssrtrsasn
so Gsnts enS tl.oo
Seorr & BowtH, Chemists. New York
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26

Sten' 9ein Mdbdben einmal auf bic 9rObe,
Sag ibr: ySdBlid5 fin6' ih Define &obe;
lln6 nun tiiiie midi" = 8enn ii's oann
tAut,
8annit bu li6er iein, Tie lit bir gut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26

Sd mar nerp6s, miioe unb untpirid.
9arl's @loper &oot 3bee bat mid se=
iunb uub eIiidli9 gemadt. Wlrs. 6. 3.
WOrben. Gum gertauf bei salteper
& S9u6arb, Sames @laUin. 3. s.
5penshp, q. @obn 6 Co., g. Stein,
Central Drug Store, u. Sdweppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26

sFebIt Gud, Qebensfraft in rrseno e,nem 9beil
Cures Gpitens. poer 1T Guer 9erueniplem serrlt=
tet burdb untpeiie 9ebensart ooer reeno tpe9e urs
intbe? Ebelt mir Cure 5ebler NIT utio i'd ul Gntb
aerne 5cbreibeu tuas mir am Reiiteu bali. 6a ith
aud 6iilfe notbtpenbe bate Serner ienoe i'd aueb
frei oas 8ecept zines einfadben 9ansnttttels oas
mild rettete.
Berlcbebt nicbt auf mprgen mas ibr beute tbun
tout. Gdreibt unter 8eii1bIuB elmer 8riefmarte
iiir Siiid =9lntport an Ehpmas Slater. 3, .. Dor
S12 &alamaspp. Ritb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
ar. sings msttel bat ibu serettet

Der Mpotbefer y. @ailoaetle III
8eapersbile, SaS., iast: nDr. Sings
,Neuer @ntbeduns1 Derbante Id mein
2eben. Sd wurbe beftig BON Der
@rippe befalen unb periudte a0e Nler3te
ID tpeiten, umtreiie, aber obne grfolg,
benn mon CAB mid auf un6 faste, mir
tonne nidt mebr aebOlfeu tuerOen. Da
i6 Dr. Sings nNeue @ntbednns" in
meiuem 2aben bate, gebrau6te i'd
biefes Mittel unb bon Der erhen Dofs
an fiiblte i6 mid uobler, unb nabbem
id bret 5lafGen eebrau@t bate, tonnte
i'd ld]on ipieber auf1eben. Gies glit,
tel iii iein @emibt In GOlb Dertf. Sd
m61te gar ni6t msbr obne banelbe
iein." Man beiorge ii6 cine prsbes
1ai6e aug Der apotbefe bon u. SreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
0as utter Der Ydpfte.

paplt SEQ XIII. feierte aut 3. Mfdr3
ben Sabrestag ieiner artnung, na9s
BEN er am 2. Wdr3 ben gintrittin iein
81. 2ebensiabr gefeiert bate. @arbis
nal pecci tpar ibon 68 Sabre alt, als
er aum papft gemdblt wurbe; feline @es
iunbbeit mar bamals 10 idma6, boB iein
erfter etautsIetretdr, cardinal Jran@t
ssemanbem. Der ibm su ieiner grnennung
gratulirte, antmortete: ,.Sie brau9en
mid nidt su besliidwtnf4en. Wer
suetb, Oh i'd meineu poifen lange be-
baIte! Ser neue papft III idon
10 aIt!" gier Monate ipdter narb
Iran9i, lpdbrsnb Seq fetne 8es
funbbeit befeliiste unb aud isst nod
ni1t ans 9terben benft. Bon fdmmts
li9en Bdpften haben nur 10 bic Siara
amifaen Is unb 20 Sabren aeslagen.
unb nur 9 lduger als 20 Sabre. Ser
gorgdnger Secs. pius TX, itarb nit
Sc Sabren. nahbem er 80 Sabre re-
giert bate. Gas mar bas ldnaite YOn:
tificat iiberbaupt. Nelier als Sc Sabre
fnb nur brei papfie geiuorben; elmer,
Gregor TX. ber 1241 ltarb, baite oas
100. 9ebensiabr erreibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
2 e / a =.

- Sn brei preeinften in 8el @ountr
fanb cine Mbfimmung fatt iiber bag
2ocal Option @eieB unb baRelbe
tpurbe nit 500 Stimmeu Matoritdi
berpOrfeu.
- Sn Ottiue finb Der aauflnanu
s. u. Otto nnh iein Bu6boIter 3ims
min BON einem Manue Namens Nor.
woOo bur@ S6iiRe Derpunoet morben.
9forpoob bat f6 ben 8eb6roen tiberz
geben. 9adbere @iuaelbeiten iiber ben
Borfal feblen. Die 8erlebungen Der
BeiDen finb lei6ter Dirt.
sSn @aluefon 1T 6rau Sobn @ns
eelfe unter grdBli6en S9mer3eu an
Branbmunben seitorben, bic fe beim
ao9en auf eiuem Gafolinofen erbielt.
sic binterldBt ibren Mann unb brei
tleine Ginber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26

- Reue 1T bic gbbe nod Der Glutb
ber 2eibenfdaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-26
@san periaume ni@t eimmons

Wtan beridmitte tti1t 9tmmons
2iper Regulator als Griibiabrsmebi3in
anauwen0en. Denn bieiea 1T bic alt>
etablirte M bi3in, bic i6on unieren
gorpdtern gebolfen bat. Man Iaffe ii9
nibt iiberreben, etnas anberes 3u neb'
men. Simmons 2iper &egulator lit
iofort an benz. am Yadete angebra6ten,
rot5en z gu erfennen. Gas Wort Ges
gulator lit lei6t gu bebalten, Dor3igli9
Simmons &e9ulator. 8eHer als ALE
anberen Brdparate, tpirb es unameifels
baft iebem niBen.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-13
THE VENEZUELAN COMMISSION

The Venezuelan commission is report
ed as making very satisfactory progress
Nearly all the evidence on the British
and Venezuelan sides has been furnished,
and the members of the commission have
been doing great deal of investigation
on their own account. The archives of
The Hague have been looked into, as well
as the Spanish records bearing on the
case, and reports on different subjects
relating to the boundary will be made by
members of the commission, who will
finally get together and render their re-
port When this will be forthcoming is
net stated, but as matters seem to be
moving on smoothly, and as none of the
powers interested seem to be in hurry,
everything, it is hoped, will be done in
the furtherance of peaceful settlement
of this veXed question. If the United
States should decide in favor of the
British claim it would end the matter so
far as our present dispute with Great
Britain is concerned; but in order to pro-
vide against n similar misunderstanding
in the future the United States and
Great Britain should hurry up the work
of preparing treaty for Il permanent
court of arbitration to settle disputes
between the two countries. Just at this
time the progress in regard to arbitra-
ton seems to be rather slow, but as both
nations are very averse to war with each
other, it is believed satisfactory agree
ment will finally be reached
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-13
THE ISSUING OF BONDS.

Editor Times: Please state whether
bonds were first issued to maintain the
gold reserve in the Treasury by Mr. Har-
rison's or Mr.. Cleveland's administra-
ton, and oblige. \ READER
The falling off of the revenues during
the latter part of Mr. Harrison's admin
istration foreshadowed a deficit. notwith-
standing there was surplus of some
50 900, 900 in the Treasury over and above
the gold reserve of 100000 900 To meet
such Il deficit bill was introduced in the
Senate to authorize the Secretary of the
Treasury to issue 3 per cent short term
bonds instead of the and . per cent.
long term bonds authorized by law. Mr.
Carlisle had not then entercd upon his
duties as Secretary of Treasury, but as
Mr. Cleveland had announced that he
would be appointed to that position, the
finance committee of the Senate to whom
the bill had been referred, consulted him
about the measure, and it received his
approval, after which it was reported
unanimously and passed the Senate
without any opposition, comparatively.
To facilitate the matter for his successor,
Mr.. Foster, then Secretary of the Treas
ury, gave an order to prepare plates for
the bonds: The bill, however, when il got
To the House of Representatives, was de-
feated, and thereupOn work on the plates
was stopped. Mr.. Cleveland's admins.
tration had therefore to make out as we'll
as it could under the circumstances and
when this gold reserve in The Treasury
threatened to sink below the 500 OOO. 600
mark, the sale of bonds were resorted to
by Mr.. Carlisle to maintain that reserve.
After that several sales of bonds were
made as the gold in the Treasury reserve
disappeared When Mr. Harrison went
into Office there were surplus in the
Treasury exceeding $500, 000,0 900, which
the billion dollar Congress disposed of
most literally in the way of appropria-
tions till II deficit WAS staring the Gov
eminent i'll the face. To issue these bonds
as Congress would not act in the matter.
recourse was had by President Cleveland
and Secretary Carlisle to the old law,
which they interpreted as covering the
case. 1t will thus be seen that no bonds
were issued during Mr.. Harrison's adj
ministration. Mr.. Cleveland's admins
tration has issued bonds to the amount
of $262, 900, 600
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-13
PRETTY KETTLE OF FISH.

Our esteemed contemporary the Rich
mond State, we are sorry to see, has
'schism in its own ranks" One Of its
editors, w. :. Copeland, is gold bug
while Taylor Grandy is Il "silverite. 8"
AS stated in their paper, they are under
an agreement THAT in case of disagree
ment or difference of views as to the edi-
torial policy of the said State Newspaper
Company in the State. zone shall be al
lowed to take one side of the question
and the other the other side conducting
the discussion as n debate Hence. in
Saturdays State, we are treated to some
very interesting and valuable free silver
doctrins Without deprcciating the tai
ents OF Mr.. Copeland. we must award the
palm of victory in this first passage of
arms to Mr.. Grandy. We shall watch
this little fish stew going on in the sane
tum of the State with deepest interest:
but we would suggest that too many
cooks are apt to spoil the pie UNIQUE
and amusing as is this attitude of the
State, we hope some good will result.
we hope its readers will be taught a little
sound doctrine. The article in SATURDAYS
paper under the caption Free Coinage
of Silver" is admirably written and
presents the condition of the countrc and
the policies which have produced that
condition in forcible manner. If Mr.
Grandy continues such articles all the
readers of the State will vote for BRYAN.
-Danville Review
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-13

the men, Lorenzo Saladino, foully assas-
sinated Jules Gueymard, rich planter at
Freetown, Louisiana, and the other two,
Docino Sorcoro and Angelo Marcuso,
murdered an old Spaniard not far from
Hahnville, some time ago. The mob cap
tured the old negro guard, and after de-
molishing the doors of the Jail and cells,
took tie prisoners out and hanged them
to the rafters of shed. Lynching at
posing of criminals, as every such infrac-
ton of the law, under whatever excuse it
is made, tends to lessen the respect of
people for legal methods, and paves the
way for repettions of the ofense.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-13
A VALUABLE PRESCRIPTION.

Editor Morrison, of Worthington. Ind.
Sun" writes: You have valuable
prescription in Electric Bitters, and I
can cheerfullyarecommend it for Consti-
patton and sick headache, and as a gen
eral system tonic it has no equal" Mrs.
Annie Stehle, 2625 Cottage Grove Ave,
Chicago, was all run down, could not eat
nor digest food, had backache which
never left her and felt tired and weary,
but six bottles of Electric Bitters restored
her health and renewed her strength.
Prices 30 cents and 81. Get Il bottle at
Massie's Pharmacy.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-13
SALEM NEWS

The Messrs. Spessard, of Craig county.
are visiting friends in Salem
Miss Annie Hughes, of Roanoke, is the
guest of Mrs j. r. c. Brown, Jr., on
Main street.
NJ. e. McClung and family have gone
to Franklin, w. Va, Mr.. McClung's old
nome, for visit to his parents.
A large moccasin snake was killed YES
terday afternoon in the yard of the Gran
tlce property, on Alabama street.
Mrs. w. w. McClung and two child
rem returned home yesterday after n
! pleasant visit to Mrs NcClung's mother
at McGaheysville, Rockingham county.
The school examinations were in pro-
gress again in town yesterday. About
thirty applicants were present, but it is
reported large per cent. will not teach
next session.
The Boon Brothers are having their
store Oh Main street painted inside and
out, the ceiling papered and everything
possible done to render the store attrac-
tive i'll appearance.
Rev. Mr.. Moser, the Lutheran minis
ter now filling the charge at the Zion
church near Salem, has engaged house
on Burwell street and expects soon to
move to Salem with his family
On Tuesday, while on ton of Twelve
O'Clock Knob with n party, James,Wiley
and j. V. Weston raised flag on the
most prominent part of the Knob, and
with little care the flag could easily be
seen from Salem yesterday
Miss Carr, who for several wears has
served as the efficient matron of the Ban
fist Orphanage, leaves to-day for Abe
marie county. Miss Carr before coming
N Snln1,o had T..
Manual Labor School, and now goes back
to resume her old position
a large crowd of young people living
between Salem and Roanoke have plan
ned trip to Bent mountain. They ex-
pect to drive the distance to-day, and as
the weather is reported ut least ten de
grees cooler on the mountain they are
anticipating "A jolly good time.
The following young ladies and gentle
men attended the leap year german at
the Roanoke Red last evening: Misses
Johnson, Miss Luce, Miss Cannon. Miss
Wrenn, Miss Worth, Miss Pryor Miss
Lauderdale, Miss Moon and Mrs. Kill
Tough; Messrs. Luce, Tompkins, Lang
horne, Simpson, Cannon, Sayers, Ballard.
Torey, Moon and Altizer.
Rev. Dr. a. G.. Voight, professor of
theology in Newberrv College, Newberry
>. c., arrived in Salem on Tuesday on n
short visit to friends in the Roanoke Col
lege faculty. Yesterday DR.. Voight, in
company with DR.. +. V. " Painter. left
for the Lutheran Synod now in session at
Radford. DR.. Dreher also expects to be
in attendance at the synod to-day
n young man was arrested on the
Street yesterday afternoon by Officer
johnson and fined $3.50 for riding BIZ
cycle on the sidewalk. 1t seems that in
spite of repeated warning this annoying
practice is still kept up. Several DAYS
ago Mayor Younger caught his young
drug clerk, Frank Wiley, while riding on
the sidewalk, and like the efficient and
thorough going officer he is, the mayor
fined the VOuny man 81 10
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-13

The Republicans will try and offset the
effect of Mr. Bryan's speech in New York
by putting eX-President Harrison on the
platform. He will make "A speech there
on the 9th of this month in behalf of
sound money" and will urge the people
TO vote for Mckinley and Hobart. The
ex-President is an able man and fluent
and logical speaker; but he will hardly
prove equal in the line of oratory to the
young giant of the West, who now has
the ear of the people of this country, and
is likely to keep it until the November
election, which will place him in the
White House for four years after the
fourth of March next.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-13

The Republicans have been claiming
West Virginia for Mckinley, but un.ess
reports from there eXaggerate they will
find that they have been very much mis-
taken. The coal miners and factory
workers there who once voted the Repub-
lican ticket are changing to Bryan and
silver rapidly, and when their votes are
Joined with those of the farmers, who see
chance for relief under Bryans admin
istration and will support the Democratic
ticket with enthusiasm, there will not he
much to comfort them when the votes are
counted in November.